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The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-06-07

effective in its operation.
This proposal has gone beyond the
point of being merely talked of, as
IL has been recommended in many
states by governors and legislatures,
and in some cases submitted to the
people in the form of an amend
ment, for adoption into the state
constitution. Although II has failed
adoption in all cases, to date, the
margin of the vote of rejection in
many states has been surprisingly
narrow.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-06-07
PAGE FOR WOMEN
Cooking Chicken

Try some OF these unusual ways
of cooking chicken.
In Florida they have a delicious
way of adding cocoanut to stewed
chicken. Prepare the chicken as for
any stew and boil gently in water
to cover until tender, about three
hours. Have ready pint Of young
spinach. measured after cooking.
Crate medium-sized eocoanut or
take its equivalent In the fresh can
ned, pour over II a pint and half
of milk and let II stand 80 minutes.
then put through sieve. Add the
spinach to the chicken, let boil five
minutes. then add the cocoanut milk
and boil up once. Remove from the
fire and add pepper and salt to
taste, the latter last, to prevent any
danger of curdling. Sprinkle some
of the drained cocoanut over the
top and serve.
Another splendid chicken dish is
made by boiling large chicken,
not cut into pieces, in just enough
water to cover II until Il is tender.
Remove II from the fire and add to
the water in which it was cooked
of chopped red pepper, half a can
of tomatoes and salt and pepper to
taste Cook this down until thick.
Stuff the chicken with mashed po-
tatoes, moistened with gravy and
two tablespoons of raisins mixed
with the potato,
Have you ever tried q Yankee pot
roasted chicken with cranberries?
Prepare a three-pound chicken as
for roasting, brown 1t first in three
tablespoons OF hot fat. Remove from
the pan and add three cups of wa
ter. Stir until boiling, then add
two cups of cranberry sauce made
less sweet than usual. Canned
sauce is available the year aroundD
Replace the chicken in the pan
with this gravy-sauce, cover and
proceed in the ordinary way, add
ing salt and pepper to taste when
cooking is half finished.
Fricassee chicken with asparagus
sauce is especially delightful. Boil
the fowl until tender, adding bit
of chopped celery while cooking.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-06-07
FACTS WOMEN SHOULD KNOW
ABOUT CITIZENSHIP AND POLITICS

citens
of clippings which
file card that the series may
kentcn entY %
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-06-07
Household Hints

Use for the Old Telephone Book.
Instead of throwing away the old
telephone book, use it for an iron
smoother, tearing out few pages
at time as they become burnt or
worn.
Painting the Ceiling.
When painting the ceiling, pur-
chase large hollow rubber ball,
such as children play with, cut it in
half and slip one-half over the brush
handle to catch the paint drippings.
Baked Herring
Clean and bone herrings. Allow
one medium sized fish for two per-
sons. Wash carefully in cold water
and dry between towels. Sprinkle
with salt and pepper and few drops
Of lemon juice. Roll in fine corn
meal. Put into a well creased shall
low pan, skin side down. Brown
the skin side and then turn and
brown flesh side. Bake rs minutes
in a hot oven. Served garnished with
slices of lemon.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-06-07

can't know all there are. | shall be
glad to hear from you again as to
what you decide about this matter.
Dear Edith White; You may be
sick and tired of reading items from
Undecided but, Edith, something else
bothers me and ! have come to you
for some more advice. My boy
friend and have been going to-
gether for some time and all this
time have planned on getting mar
ried. Now he says he never intended
to marry me. But, as you remem-
Der, | told you he had another girl.
Do you think he is sighting me Just
so he'll have her? Maybe he likes
her better because she is shorter than
he, for | am the same height as he
is. Is il right for me to show that
I'm jealous? | love him the best of
all my friends and when | go out
with others as you advised, / can't
seem to love them. They want to
pet the first time out, but l simply
can't. My boy friend would be mad
if he knew ! went out and the boys
stole kisses from me. I'm not pet
ter, Edith, but l do love my boy
friend to kiss me once in while,
so don't get me wrong. When j go
out with him and won't kiss him
when he wants me TO he gets mad
and says | don't love him enough for
that. What is real love between a
flapper and her boy friend of %? |
am asking you because I'm sure you
know. What should girl do for
the boy she loves? -UNDECIDED.
| believe you'd better give him up.
He is only playing with you, I'm
afraid. The longer you go with him
the harder it will be to part. IL you
are wise you will do the parting now.
1t will be hard at first, of course,
but not nearly so hard as If you wait
while and not nearly so hard as
to have him throw you over for an
other girl, which is the thing he is
likely to do any time. Perhaps you
can't put him out of your mind at
once but you can act as If you had
and that will have the same effect
on others as il you had forgotten
him and it will also help you to for
get him. Act the way you want to
feel and it will help you to actually
feel that way. | want you to have
pride enough and self-respect enough
not to hang on to man when he is
evidently just playing with you. OF
course he will tell you all kinds of
things to keep you under his thumb
so that he can have the fun of go
ing with you when he feels like il.
But don't be so easy. He is old
enough to know what he wants and
if he isn't already in love with you
there isn't much chance that he ever
will be. Real love means that each
one cares more about the happiness
and the welfare of the other one than
about anything else in the world.
You can easily see that he doesn't
care for you that way. You shouldn't
do single thing for the boy you
love that it isn't right to do. That
would be helping him to do wrong
and that wouldn't be real love. Real
love never drags the loved ones
down. 1t always helps to bring out
the best and finest and noblest in
the loved one.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-06-07
Luncheon Menus

A few simple luncheon menus are
Chicken soup, creamed dried beef,
baked potatoes and baked apples
with grated cheese or cream.
Welsh rarebit, celery, hot choco-
late and fruit.
Tomato soup, bacon, apple and
celery salad, tea.
Vegetable soup, scalloped cab
bage, warmed-up potatoes, banana
salad, milk or tea.
Dreamed eggs. potato salad, muf-
fins, sliced oranges.
Spanish rice, vegetable salad,
canned cherries or peaches.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-06-07
Your Problems
Let Edith White Help You to Solve Them

III you have a personal problem
on which you need advice or as
sistance, Miss Whites experience is
at your service. Letters are an
swered In THE ENTERPRISE as
soon after their receipt as possible.
Names of writers are not published.
and all communications are treated
In confidence. Please do not ask
for reply by mail. Answers will
be printed without letters when re-
quested. A d d re $ Edith White,
Problem Editor. The Enterprise.
and please write on one side OF
sheet only.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-07
OROLSKY SLET v BRATI-
SLAVE.

V dnoch 4-6. augusta konal
sd Bratislave prvy zemsky sjazd
slovenskeho Orolstva, poriadany
ma oslavu desiateho vyrocia CSR.
V sobotu prislo do Bratislavy
niekol 'ko tisic Orlov ceskych ze-
mi, 20 Slovenska i zahranicia,
menovite Viedne. Vecer uspo-
riadana bola slavnostna akade-
mia. V nedel'u, hlavny den sle-
tovy, isiel dopoludnia uliciami
bratislavskym lnanifestacny sprie
vod, ktoreho sa sucastnilo 3,511
clenov V kroji, 2S5 knazov a ma
1000 civilneho obecenstva. Ma
Jakubskom namesti slnzil 0 IL.
hod. omsu nitriansky biskup Dir.
X. kmet'ko a kazali biskupi MAJ
rian Blaha a DIR. Jantausch. Ma
tribune shromazdili sa cetni no.
xix a DIR. Tiso, krajinsky prezi-
sta, medzi mimi ministri DIR. Ga
dent Drobny, poslanci, senatori a
ini. - Po bohosluzbach konalo sa
slavnostne shromazdenie, ktore
zahajene bolo stat. hymnami. Po-
tom urobili hostia niekol 'ko pre-
javov. Minister DIR. Tiso medzi +
nymi vravel: "Slovensky l'ud V
, republike "a uplynulych 10 TO-
kov prezil " svoje detstvo hla-
81 sa k plnoletosti. Chce V repub-
like vladnut', ju spravovat' a to
po katolicky.' Biskup Vojtassak
zdoraznil vo svojej reel, ze Orol-
stvo prejavuje hold Cs. republi-
Ike, ktorej d'akuje "a svoju exi,
stenciu. Nix nemoze odtajit', re
nebyt' tych zmien politickych a
leraj jinskych, ktore sviedly k utvo-
reniu Csl. republiky, nebolo by
ami slovenskeho Orolstva. Dalej
preheveril krajinskye lrezident
Drobny, senator -Kovalik a stare.
sta Bratislavy DIR. Okanik. Odpo
ludnia 1konalo sa verejne cvicenie
ktoremu boil pritomny al posla
nee Hlinka. Prvy zemsky slet O
rolstva ma Sloyensku NAL pt
stranke narodnej i Statnej vePky
| vyznam, splnil svoje poslanie pr
stranke telocvicnej, Ia pomoci Or
| low ceskych ze1M.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-07
L'UDovYcHovNA PRACA
MA SPISI.

Okresny osvetovy sbor- V Spis-
skej Novel, Vsi vykazuje "a prvy
polrok 1923, V 36 obciach svojho
obvodu tieto vysledky osvetoveJ
prace: 1T vseobecne vychovnych
prednasok S 1850 posluchacml,
II odbornych prednasok S 3,446
posluchacmi, 2 kurzy vseobecne
vychovne, II kurzov odborne
vzdelavajdcich, A divadelnych
predstaveni, II babkovych hier,
46 l'udovych besied, 60 besiedok
pre- mladez, 19 l'udovych akade-
mil, 6 vystav, 26 poucnych vycha-
dzok a Is inych kulturnych pod
nikov. @ 4tento skvely~ VNsledok
osvetovej prace ma prvom rade
zasluhu ucitelistvo a obetavl rec
nici osvetoveho sboru Spls. No
vel Vsi, ktori casto dediny. ma
vstevuju a prednasaju. !.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-07


drazi pozdravl pana prezldenta
predseda Slovenskej odbocky Ma
rodnej Rady Ceskoslovenskej.
2. Pred prvou slavobranou u
vita hIavu statu starosta mesta
Bratislavy v cele obecneho zastu-
pitel 'stva.
3. Vecer slavnostne predstave-
ME Slovenskom Narodnom dl-
vadle. Pc predstayeni lampiono-
W pochod mestom.
90. septembra na Brezovej.
/. O $3.50 rano prlchod prezi-
denta Masaryka na brezovske ma
drazie a jeho uvitanle. SprleVod
ia namestie, kde pana preziden-
ia uvita starosta obce.
2. O 11.30 hod. na Bradle piet-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-07
-
sLoVANsKA EPOPEJA.

Slovanska epopeja, vrcholne 81
votne die1o majstra Alfonso Mu-
chu, bude po pfvy raz po dohoto-
veni vystavene, a pristupne Sir
Sci verejnosti. Pc dlhom marnom
hi 'adani vhodnej miesmosti, v
ktorej by sa toto jed;necne dielo
pine uplatniIo, bola koneene maj
dena vo vel l'kej dvorane |. vele-
trzneho. palaca Prazskych veletr-
hov, ktora svojimi rozmermi, pa
tricnou vXskou "a svetelnost 'ou IL
pine vyhovuje vystaveniu tohoto
umeleckeho pokladu. Dvorana We
letrzneho palaca meria SO metrov
diarky, 20 metrov slrky a je l5
metrov vysoka. Sklenena strecha,
sklenene steny- so vsetkych stran
rozloha siene cini tuto miest-
most dpfne vyhovujilcou i tym
najprisnejsim poziadavkom klade
|tnym ma patricny odstup divakov
| bd yystavo,vaneho ohrazu j ma O.
svetlenie. Slavnostne odhalenie
"Slovanskej Epopeje' bude a
sept. a Cd %. sept. bude vystava
prfstupna ma jsirsfm kruhom We.
| rejnosti. Grandi6zne Muchoyo die
10 stane sa tax zlatym klincom
vel'kolepej vystavy: "Papier
tlae, kniha, novilly -Moderni
kancelaria . skola" iste nepre
haname tvrdenim, re bude jed
nym 2 najradostnejsich prekva
peni pre- vsetkych navstevniko'
podzimneho veletrhu, ako to u
aal tusit' ohrom zaujem Q ne
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-07
sa Ten Ease sam, Ked hovori, ze1
nutna hospodarska spolupraca

sa Ten Ease sam, Ked hovori, ze
nutna hospodarska spolupraca
stredo-europskych statov ME je
MONA, dokial' nebudu rozriese-
ne najpalcivejsie problemy, kto-
re medzi susedmi trvaju. Tym ma
znacuje, ze plany ma reviziu Tria-
nonu chova skutocne i oficialne
Mad arsko re tedy nejde ma
Sci strany o ziadne fantazie. Pre-
mas "a daneho stavu veci nezosta-
va mic ineho ako byt' ma strait a
pripravit' sa ma vsetky mozne Il.
toky. n - p.
Take klamanie verejnosti bez,
najmenSieho studu Mad 'arsko pri.
rodzene V ociach Europy len tym.
Wac kompromituje "a jeho propa-.
gandu zvracia pravy opak. w
starry Gambetta naval Mad 'aroy.
vel'majstrami mystifikaci ia to-.
hoto titulu .si novsej dobe "a.
sl1zili este mnoho Wac. Ze An
glia sa media klamat', je vidiet' 70.
samotnej uvodnej poznamky, kto:
ri k interviewu priDojil Sunday.
Times a kde sa pise, re je holy
nesmysel' pomysl'at' na obnovu
predvalecnych hranic mad ar
skych. Najhorsimi nepriatel mi
Mad 'arska st jeho vlastni mad
vlastenci a nemierni onthuziasti,
ktori prevadzajti nesmysel 'nu re-
viznu kampan.
Narodu Lfroch P nepozostava
mic ineho ako jest i IA d'alej pa
priku a pomadou zatierat' tvar
zvraskovelli od tol'kych neuspe-
chov a blamazi propagandy. (T.O)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-07
sTRASNY POZIAR MA SLO-
VENSKU.

Dina 7. aug. popoludni zi1ril V
nbci Szogyen pri Parkane stras-
ny poziar, ktory 81 vyziadal 173
domov "a obet.
Polar vznikol tym sposobom,
ze traktora, ktory mlatil obilie,
vyskocila iskra, cd ktorej sa
.chytil stoh slamy. Nasledkom
yel.k6ho vetra behom niekol'
Kych min1t stalo 20 aomov Y pla-
menoeh. Kym prisli hasicia, obec
bola uz moron plamenov. V ne
Eskoryei hodinach odpoludnajsich
uz .1U0 domov bolo zachvatene
[nlameaami.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-07

NasledKom nedostatku Voay
hasicia boil bezmocni museli
hi adiet' ako hynie majetok pred
ich ocami. Po polnoci pocet ho-
riacich domov stupol ma 173.
Hasicske sbory cefeho tokolia
zufaIe pracoSaly, avsak marne.
z obce utekaly spusty nest astnl-
kov, ktori 81 zachranili len hole
zivoty. Skoda zapricinena odha-
duie sa na 10 milionov korun. Po-
ziar bol S obrovskou namahou na
druhy den uhaseny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-07
Ease oHEN.

Dina Z. aug. vypukol V NoveJ
Vsi mad Vahom ohen, ktoremu
podl 'ahlo 20 domkov, 3 stodoly
viae stohov slamy a krmlva.
Prieina ohna syas. nesnanaasa4 Y yska
skody sa odhaduje ma 100000 X.
Postihnuti su chudohneJsl | l'udla,
ktori mali len nepatrnej vysky
poistenie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-07
ODHALENIE STEFANIKOVEJ
MOHYLY MA BRADLE.


Mohyla gen. M. r.. Stefanika sa
.uz dostavuje, take k jej odha-
leniu dojde t. r. %. septembra.
Slavnosti budd pod protektora-
tom "a ncasti prezidenta repub-
liky I, G. Masaryka.
Program slavnosti je:
l. Odpoludnia prlchod prezi-
denta Masaryka do Bratislavy a
jeho slavnostne uvltanie na ma
drazl reprezentantmi Slovenska.
Ia vsetky vrstvy naroda Ia ma
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-07
''SLOVAKIA" MA BUBNE.

"Slovakia', spdocnost' ma W.
robu elektriny Cachticiach, boz
La predana ma licitacii 7. aug. "a
323,0OO Kcs. Toto bola tiez spoloc-
most zalozena americkymi Slo-
vakmi: Jej ticastiny tn predaval
isty p. Matej Krlipa. Dosavad a.
mericki Slovaci utratili kazdom
'podniku, ktory@ na Slovensku Ia
loziIi. Ill: -'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-07
BUDOVANIE .BRATISLAVSKE-
HO PRISTAVU.

Vacuum Oil Company prikro-
cuje ku stavbe vel'keho prekfa=
diska V Bratislave pre- vycerpa-
vanie suro16ho benzlnu, 'doslehd
v tankovych lodiach po DunaJi Z
Rummska. Stavba tato. bola "a
dana firme Ceskomoravska Kol-
ben. Ia firma sriadila vel Ike skla-
disko v Ziline.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-07
70 starej vlasti
(Zpravy prebrane krajovych
casopisov.)


Mad arska kucnyna Je nemOznd
bez papriky, mad 'arska kozmeti-
ka bez pomady mad 'arsku po-
litiku 81 nemozno predstayit' bez
propagandy. Ddfajme, re ia pa
prika chutna Mad'arom lepsie, "a
ko ia mad 'arska propaganda eu-
dzine. 4.l
Do sluzieb svojej propagandy
postavili Mad 'ari kdekoho. Do
konca k protitrianonskej propa-
gande zapriahli i tych, pre- kto-
rych mace maj1 len numerus
clausus. Hlavny budapestiansky
rabin dr.. Hevesi rozposlal nedav-
no vsetkym rabinom zidovskym
obciam Amerike, Anglii i vo
Francdzsku memorandum, kto-
rom sa vravi, re zidia nastupni-
ckych statov ziadaju, ably boil
zpat pripojeni k Mad 'arsku. Ma
d'arsha propaganda pohorela O.
vsem i teraz. Slovenska verej-
most behom prveho desat'rocia
slobodneho Slovenska nebola ma
cisto so zidovskou otazkou to
musime priznat', vinou sloyen-
skych zidov, ktori k novemu sta
tn nezaujali ziadne stanovisko.
Naopak, staly sa pripady, re ur-
cite zidovske hruhy koketovaly
stale S Budapest'ou. Slovenska We
rejnost' sa preto pravom tazala a
ziadala, ably slovenski zidia jasne
otvorene povedali ci sa stavajii
na p6du tohoto statu alebo proti
nemu. / zidovski nasi spoluobca-
MIA konecne pochopili, ze sa raz
musia vyslovit' celkom Jasne. Bra
tislaVsky sionisticky casopis- "Ju-
dische Volkszeitung' j organ Ii
dov orthodoxnych "Judische Pres
Sc" prave tax ako veddci pred
stavitelia zidovskej verejnosti
postavili sa sp6sobom vel roz-
hodnym proti tomu, ably DIR. He
vesi sa odvazoval hovorit pred
cudzinou meme zidov byvaju-
cich Ma nzemi csl. statu.
Slovenski zidia zdoraznih, re
ich pomer k tomuto statu je a
chce byt' loyalny a statotyorny.
v Budapest radi operujd frazou,
re prevazna vacsina zidov na Slo-
vensku je smysl 'ania mad 'arske-
ho orientacie vel'komad arskej.
Tato budapestianska loz da sa ale
tax snadno vyvratit ako i inc
podvody mad 'arskej propagan,
dy. Podl'a posledneho scitania
l'udu z 229, ,259 zidov byvajucich
ma Slovensku P. Rusi 150,57e
sa ich prihlasilo k narodnosti Ii.
dovskej, 29,S733 k narodnosti slo'
venskej, 28,447 k narodnosti ma
d'arskej a 5000 "a Nemcov, 3,801
"a Rusov. Pre- mad 'arsku narod
most optovalo tedy len asi Il
percent. To je najlepsie zavrate
ME tvrdenia pana Hevesiho, zt
zidia ma Slovensku st proti dnes
nemu stavu veci "a restauroya
ME vel'keho Mad 'arska. Pan DIR
Hevesi sa vsak darmo natisks
kruhom, ktore "a najvacsi vydo
bytok poprevratoveho Mad'arsks
pokladaj1 zavedenie numeru dau
su. Nedavno bol v Budapest p
Harmsworth, DIR. Hevesi ako je
den "oberrevizion nistov' chce
no tiez ma jednom bankete po
zdravit', ostatni revizionisti HI
ale nepripustili k slovu pone
vac je lid.
To vsak nieSje jediny posled
ny nedspech mad'arskej prot
trianonskej propagandy. Dopiso
vatel' londynskeho Sunday Ii
mes hovoril nedavno $ mad ar
skym min. predsedem Bethle
nom. v tointo rozhovore predsta
* vii sa gro Bethlen anglickym cl
tatel ON ako politik najdobromy
sernejsl najnevinnejsl. St'azc
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-07

|dohotovene die1o Vystavene pred
rokami vrefektari prazskeho Klc-
mentina. (PVV)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-05-10
PEOPLE NOT EASILY FOOLED.

Returns from the recent Republican primary would indicate that the much touted Controller Bill cut very little figure i'll the results one way or the other In the First Division the Paul Ticket did not run than normally fast. In the Second Division, Alfred Lomen. 5fother of Ralph, one of the leaders in opposing the much discussed measure (who could not run for reelection because he out of the Territory) led the string of candidates for Representatives. In the Third Division Joe Murray, brilliant lead CT of the opposition to the Paul machine, against whom the machine spokesmen invoked the wrath of the gods, renominated with one ot the largest maicrities in his successful career Frank Foster who was especially attacked by the ma chine, was nominated for Representative, and Charles Goodal, who made his support ot the Controller Bill the main battery in his campaign for the Senate decsiyely defeated Tor the nomination. In the Fourth Division, H. H. Ross, paul's right hand man in the Controller Bill and other fights who has served many terms in the Legislature was defeated for renomination, run ming fifth in a string of five.
 There are other things which indicate that the voters generally regarded the Controller Bill fight as a sham battle They did not take it seriously And that is not strange. People usually sense the truth They understand that the Controller proposal is simply a question that involves matter of administrative policy They understand thoroughly that the principle of self government or home rule, is not touched by 1t at any point. It involves a question only or who is going to do the ministerial work required by laws passed by the Legislature, to be done and who might get the pay for doing it. It in- wolves the personnel of the public payroll that, and not another thing.
 The adoption of the Controller Bill would add neither jot title to the powers Of the people of Alaska. It might make cooperation between the Federal and Territorial officials a little mere difficult and add to the overhead cost of government, reducing the percentage or appropriations that would be applied to the ob- jectives sought. But that would be up to the Legislature It could, probably, continue to pro vide for the utmost of cooperation in road work and other matters in spite of the somewhat more cumbersome governmental machinery.
 The rulings of the courts against the Leg isature's putting work upon the Federal ap- pointed Territorial Secretary will require read justment of our system, but the Legislature ought to use common and not political scheming in the legislation that is required It ought not to be stampeded by harangues about elf-government when that question is in no wise involved-particularly when the people give evil dence that they understand that it is not.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-05-10
Protection Asked for Building Material.
(Bulding Material Merchant and Building
 Materials.)


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 The use of imported building materials im- poses a competition that is far reaching. It is a problem of low priced foreign labor competing with American industry and high priced Am erican labor in many lines of endeavor: Technical men. office men, mill men, quarry men, railroad men. coal miners and others-all hurt by ow-priced imported materials. Every product of American labor that is displaced by the of foreign materials means lessened earning power, and lessened spending power When American labor does not earn, it cannot build new homes and when new homes are not built the building material dealers suffer by decreased volume; con tractors and their employees not working When American labor is unemployed storekeep- CTS are not selling they spending money for buildings improvements. And, finally, factories are closed because of lessened consump- tion Thus the competition of ton of foreign cement reaches into every cottage, into every store and into every industry. It affects busi- ness in your town and my town, and in every other town. This competition is demoraiz- ing markets the seaboard; there prospects of it reaching into inland communities. It is high time for concerted action by American manufacturers building material dealers, build CTS, contractors and American labor to put stop to this poaching American prosperity Cement, bricks and shingles into this country duty-free. Our steel products markets are also seriously menaced. The proposed Wood bill asking that preference be given American materials in Government work is not enongh Our building material industry should be pro- tected by a suitable tariff.