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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-02-22

democratic party to be held In Hous-
ton, Texas.
Judge Olvany, Tammany leader,
and Mayor Walker are now in the
south comforting with democrats
friendly to Smiths nomination.
Delegate In 1924.
At the 1924 convention of the demo-
cratic party the only Negro delegate
was DR.. Collins, New York Tammany
Hall politician.
When asked if he would be dele
gate this year, Collins answered: q
was the only Negro delegate in the
convention four years ago, but I dc
not expect to go this year. Judge
Olvany and Mr.. Morton will be able
to say whether there will be Negro
delegate"
Civil Service Commissioner Morton
is. the Negro Tammany leader OF
Harlem.
1t is understood that notice has also
been served on George E. Brennan
democratic leader of Chicago, that he
must not send Negro delegates to the
convention. Brennan favors the nom
ination of Smith.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-02-22
Stove Strikers Win

BELLEVILLE, H., Feb. 21.-The
stove mounters of the Roesch Enamel
Range Co., the Eagle Foundry Co.
and the Premier Stove Co. have won
settlement after being on strike
since January l, when their agreement
expired. The men were fighting for
an additional working force in certain
parts of the plants. and also won an
increase Of from 80 cents to 81 an
hour for pattern filters, CATERS and
those engaged in white metal and re-
pair work. The settlement does not
fleet the stove mounters of the
Baker Stove Works, who are still or
strike.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-02-22

THE municipal election is creating
considerable enthusiasm among the
Negro workers of Milwaukee, Wis
consin, particularly in the sixth ward
where most of the Negro residents
live. The Progressive Labor League,
composed of Negro workers, and af-
filiated with the Labor Council for
United Political Action, recently
placed a Negro worker of the pack
ing house in the field as a candidate
for nomination to run for alderman
of the sixth ward.
Unemployment, bad housing condi-
tons, poor civic facilities, fair con-
sideration in municipal and city en-
ployment and city representation, de-
mand for union organization, desire
for cooperation with all working class
elements and labor bodies, equal
wages are some of the problems and
demands which are faced and raised
by the Progressive Labor League in
it's municipal election platform.
Interracial Labor Council.
A conference was called Dec %,
1927. for the purpose of uniting Ne
gro and white workers for labor po-
litical action. Invitations were sent
to white and Negro working class
and labor bodies. There were many
responses. The conference resulted
in the formation of the Labor Coun-
Gil for United Political Action.
Socialist Party Refused to Respond
The socialist party refused to par
ticirate in the conference excusing it.
self on the ground that this was es-
sentially racial, and not a working
class movement. However, the plat
form shows that the league has a
working class basis.
Negro Professional and Businessmen
Among certain elements of Negro
citizens there is apathy towards a
Negro working man being qualified
and able to represent the colored citi-
Zens.
An invitation was sent to the Wis
consin Civic League which is com
posed of Negro professional and bust.
nessmen and their wives. There was
no response from this group nor from
other leading" elements of Negroes
with some exceptions. This group i:
very small, numbering around 40 pro
fessional and businessmen. The work
| ing class leaders of the Progressive
Labor League have threatened then
with a boycott. This brought SOM
results.
It is not the intention of the Pro
gressive League to cause any antag
onisms or friction among Negroes
But the league avows that the inter
ests of all Negroes can be best pre-
sented thru a working class program
Many Responses.
There were many responses fror
white working class organization;
Workmen's Circles and labor bodies
/ Speakers have appeared before tn
Joint Board of the Amalgamate
Clothing Workers, Workmen's Circle
of Jewish organizations, the Carper
ters' Union, the executive board O
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-02-22
Immigrant Actress
Threatened by Govt.

Maria Draginsky, "a year old Rus
sian actress who obtained citizenship
in this country last November when
Judge Inch in the U. S. district court
ruled that zone girlhood slip does not
constitute moral turpitude," has been
served with notice that the govern
ment has filed an appeal from Judge
Inch's decision seeking to take away
her citizenship. She is faced again
with possible deportation.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-02-22
Militarism Opposed

SEATTLE, Feb. 21-The women
at the University of Washington
have Joined in the fight against
military training in colleges. At a
general student militarism con-
ference at the university they de-
clared themselves willing to aid the
men in their struggle against college
authorities on the question of mill
tarism in the schools.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-02-22

DANVILLE, H., Feb 21-Bankruptcy proceedings
instituted against Frank A. Leyen and Percy Molyneaux
who have been operating here the United Undertakers
mark the end of another chapter the of pair
Of labor takers.
Levcn was a machnist He utilized his union con-
necons to advance himself in the labor movement and
finally became the editor of the Danvle Record Leven
and Moyneaux responsible for betraying the rail-
road strike on the C. & +. L. which lasted from July
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-02-22
Corporations Win Pines

YOSEMITE, CAL, Feb. 21.-Twenty
square miles of the best sugar pines
in the country are expected to be
turned over to private lumber in
terests, together with two groves of
the world famous giant sequoia trees,
as result of conference between
the National Forest Service and huge
California lumber CORPORATIONS.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-02-22
Truck Driver Hurt

NEWARK, N. j., Feb. 21.-George
McInery, truck driver of this city
was seriously injured when a traile
broke loose from another truck yester-
day and knocked him from his seat.
He received fractured right leg and
other injuries.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-02-22
Okla. Workers Suffer.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Feb. PA
survey of ITO manufacturing plants
thruout the state showed decrease
both in payrolls and the number of
workers employed during January,
according to the state department of
labor Public employment offices
placed fewer men than the month be-
fore and conditions were admitted as
bad for the cotton and wheat crops
At the same time unemployment in
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-02-22
LABOR CROOKS FAIL AS MORTICIANS
Leven and Mo!yneaux Haze Long Career as Parasites

1922 until Feb l. 1925 Their labor paper finally called
off the strike.
In the meantime they had bought their undertaking
business but still maintained their connection with the
machnists union Molyneaux being its business agent.
Bankruptcy proceedings have just been taken against
the firm 1t is revealed that their activities in business
were par with their activities in the labor
ment. Liabilities against the firm are listed as
S29161.75
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-02-22
SERVICES FOR AsQUITH.

LONDON, Feb. PA memorial
service for Lord Asquith was held in
Westminster Abbey at noon, attended
by 1000 persons, including the men,
bars Of the Baldwin Cabinet and the
entire diplomatic corps.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-02-22
TRAIN KILLS WORKER.

DOYLESTOWN, Pa, Feb. 81.
When a Philadelphia bound Reading
passenger train struck an auto truck
near Chalfont today one worker was
killed, another injured and load of
furniture destroyed.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-02-22
JOBLESS, KILLS SELF.

BELLEVILLE, ILL.,, Feb. 21.-Un-
employed since the closing down of
the Shiloh mine several months ago,
Sylvester Kemp, 69-year-old Belle
vile coal digger ended his life after
futile search for other employment.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-02-22
Homeless Worker Dies

NEWARK, N. j., Feb. 21.-John
Harriean, iobless and homeless
worker was killed yesterday in a de-
serted house where he had sought re-
fuge from the cold. Harrigan stepped
on trap door leading to the cellar
Of the house and fell when the door
caved in.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-02-22
FLYING DOG HURTS wATCHMAN

CLFMFNTON, N. j., Feb 81. =
Sabina Troy, grade crossing watch
man, received fractured skull yes
terday when a dog hit him. A train
struck police dog and the dog flying
through the air, strrcl1 the Waterman
Ills condition is serious.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-02-22
Under the Laws Cloak

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. 21.-Heber
Nations, former state commissioner
Of labor, has been sentenced to 18
months in prison and fined $4,000
for violating the dry act in protect
ing bootlergers here. His brother
was federal prohibition officer.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-02-22
COURT RULES ON TAXES.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 81. = The
~. S. Supreme Court has ruled that
she government must pay interest o.
funded taxes under the law in force
when the refund was allowed.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-02-22
Tammany Discands Negro to
Gain K. K. K. Aid for Smith

the support the Ku Kux Khan elements the demo,
Smith, Tammany Hall
DELEGATES the national convention of the
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-02-22

the city is steadily growing worse
The Chamber of Commerce, however
continues to advertise for workers
under the excuse that they want
skilled workers. A surplus of labor
enables the employers further to re-
duce wages and the living standards
of labor.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-02-22

GENEVA, N. Y, Feb. 21.--About
rs per cent of the unskilled workers
here are unable to find jobs.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-02-22
Auto Wages Reduced.

DETROIT, Feb. 21.-Wages of un
organized workers employed by tn
Murray Body Co. were cut from g.
to SO cents an hour recently. 4
bonus system has been introduced 81
that those who keep going at tol
speed can make few cents extra.
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GASTONIA, N. c., Feb. 21.-Tex-
lie mills are SLOWING down produc-
ton" in an "orderly effort to con-
form with the law of supply and de-
mand," Walker D. Hines, president
If the Cotton Textile Institute, ex-
claimed to 100 textile manufacturers
Of this vicinity Admitting over
production Hines urged such a curtail-
ment, and the subsequent layoffs and
unemployment, as the only solution
At the same time the mills in this
vicinity arc working from nine tc
twelve hours.
GENEVA, N. ", Feb. 21.--Abou'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-03
vYHoREL LUBoTfN.

Dina 6. julia vypukol nezna-
mel prlciny ohen v Lubotine na
vychodnom Slovensku. Ohan pre-
|nedostatocne hasicske zariadenie
a podporovany prudkym vetrom,
rychle sd rozSiril, takze behom
hodiny u drevenych hospodar-
.skych usadlosti az do zakladov
bolo znitene. Okrem obytnych
budov zhorely al vsetky masta-
lie, chlievy stodoly, takze moz-
no prayom povedat', ze celia o.
bee l'ahla popolom. Hasenia sa
zncastnily hasicske sbory okoli-
tych obci domacimi len po
nadl 'udskej namahe podarilo sa
i'm este niekol 'ko budov zachra-
nit. L'udsky zivot Ma st 'astie ne
padol zivlu "a obet', zato vsak
zhorelo mnoho dobytku a drube-
ze Skoda odhaduje sa na viac, a.
ko 100000 Kcs, ktora sa nena-
hradl, lebo vyhorenych boil po-
isteni len dvaja ii len ma nepa-
trny obnos.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-03

Tu obhajoval 81 Slovakov Ko-
vacic, ktorf sa postavili "a svojho
farara Caplovica a vzoptei sa
proti mad 'arskym bohosluzbam. Q
81 obzalovanych bolo vtedy 35
odsildenych. Q povd 'acnosti kova-
cicka cirkev chcela dra Micatka
vyyolit' "a cirkeyneho dozorcu,
ale mad 'arske 1rady to nedovo-
lily. Druhym vel'kym narodnym
procesom dra Micatka bolo obha-
jovanie marmarosskych Ruslnov,
ktori boil student ma konci r. 1913
v Marmarosskej Shot pre- vele-
zradu. Nebohy Dol pochovany
IL. julia V Trencine, odkiaP po-
chadzal. Zomrel 54-rocny. Mech
mu vd 'acna pamiatka nar1le
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-03

Ishromazdenie SEM, vysledok kto-
reho prijala vsak vel 'ka cast ev.
verejnosti slovenskej podivenim
Predovsetkym zad 'akoval dlho-
|rocny a nelnavny predseda prof.
dr.. Osnsky, s menom pracou
ktoreho spjate je nplne dosavad-
ne hn,ltie ev. mladeze a rozvoj
jeho MONO menovite jemu pripi-
sat. Tento neocakavany odchod
prot. DIR. Osuskeho priviedol pri-
tomnych delegatov ku kombina-
eli, ktora uz zarodku mala byt
udusena. Zvolenie p. farara s.
Licku 20 Zvolena "a predsedu
SEM nepoukazuje ma dokladne
premyslenl nvahu pritomnych de
legatov vlastnostiach predsedu
najvyssej organizacie ev. mlade
ze slovenskej a je obava, ze oso
ba noveho predsedu nebude moct
sdruzit' ev. mladez k svornej pra.
ci. (Nar. Now
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-03
KONVENCIA NARODNEHO
SLOW. SPOLKU.

Vo Vrbovom " Nitrianskej)
bola nedavno konvencia Narod
n6ho Slovenskeho Spolku. Prf,
tonne bolo 95 delegatov a dele
gatiek zastnpeni % odborov a
vacsi pocet hosti okolia, zvlast
ale co zavdalo k nalade, re boil
prltomni viaceri hostia Ameriky,
ndovia Mar. SLOW. Spolku ameri-
ckeho. Konvenci predsedal hlav-
~ predseda julius Bodnar. Pred
zahajenlm ma stanici starostem
obce bol uvitany Anton S. Am
brose, ktory dosiel Prahy ma Ia
sadmutie spolku. Nakol'ko V tu.
najsom spolku je mnoho byva-
lych ndov americkeho n. S. S.
nadsenie bolo vel Ike. Ambrose
NAL dlhsiu poucnn prednasl1u G
zivote nasich rodakov "a moron
Spomenul tiez prace tunajsieho
spolku do budncnosti. Tajomnik
Kostelny V obsirnej zprave pou
kazal na vzrast spolku, ktory ma
uz vyse $500 clenov. Spolok do.
sial' platil 1000 Kcs posmrtnej
podpory. Tato bola zvysena ns
1900. Konvencia natol'ko bols
spokojna pracou svojho 6rad
nictva "a minuly rok, re jedno
mysel'ne zvoleni boil dosavadn
1radnici, zvlaSt' oduSevnenie bolt
pri vol be hlavneho predsedu j
Bodnara. Po zakoncenl konven.
Gle bol spolocny obed. Budnct
konvencia bude o rok ma Myja
We.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-03
KOL'KO JE POSLUCHACOV
MA BRATISLAVSKEJ
UNIVERZITE

Ma pravnickej fakulte je zapi-
sanych S2S posluchacov, ia le-
karskej fakulte 349, Ia filozofic-
kej fakulte 2O9, uhrnom 1886 ma
celej univerzite. C.-sl. statnych
prlslusnikov je 1879, cudzincov
LOT. Podl'a narodnosti: sloven-
skej 959,, ruskej, ukrajinskej, ru-
sinskej 6S, nemeckej %, mad ar
skej 1873, pol 'skej 10, srbochor-
vatskej 2, zidovskej 135, fran
cuzskej 1. Zien studuje ma uni
verzite dohromady ITO.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-03
vi. SJAZD EVANJ. MLADEZE

VI. sjazd evanjelickej mladeze
slovenskej boil v dnoch $50.
jdna Dolnom Kublne, Grave.
Raz jeho bol jubilejno-manife-
stacny. Zucastnili sa ho i obaja
knazskl predstavitelia ey. a. v.
cirkvi ma Slovensku,> DIP. biskupi
dr.. Jur Janoska a DuSan Fajnor.
Vlastny sjazd zapocal sd Ia ne
v1danej dosial ucasti V piatok,
20. jnna rano po slavnostnych
bohosluzbach pod predsednictvom
prof. dra Osuskeho, predsedu S.
e. M. Pocetne pozdravne preja-
Wy, menovite "a ev. mladz pol
sku a juhoslovanskn, dokazaly
rozmach hnutia ev. mladeze. Po-
poludni bola spolocna vychadz-
ka do sidla davnych bojovnikov
evanjelictva, Thurzoycov, ma O.
ravsky zamok. Ucastnikom dosta
10 sa tn srdecneho uvitania cd dl-
horocneho spravcu komposesora-
tn orayskeho panstva, znameho
darcu vel 'kej sbierky archeologi-
ckej nasmu Slov. mar. muzeu v
MARITIME, staruckeho Mikulasa
Kubfnyiho. Tu bola prednesena
obsiahla a pekna zprava predsed-
| nictva SEM, nstami predsedu!
prof. DIR. Osuskeho, ktory vyzdvi-
hol menovite potrebu silnych cha
rakterov nasom ev. cirkevno-
nabozenskom zivote. z nadsenla
pritomnych vytryskol tn i navrh
DIR. Jur. Janosku MI, ably evan
jelicka mladez- slovenska mala
syoju zastavu ma tento clel' We
noval hned ma mieste 1000 kcs.
w podvecer boly v Dofnom Kubi-
ne vel Ike oslavy na pamlatku
| Hyiezdoslava a Matlsku ma cin-
4 torine, Kardossa a Radlinskeho
pri pamatnych, tabuliach. Pri pa
matnej tabuli Andreja Radlin-
4 skeho katollka reenik ma
nifestoyal "a spolupracu sloy. ka-
4 tolikov evanjelikov.
1ssefa "a. jdna bolo valne
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-03
NEMOCNICA v
SIP. NoVEJ vsI

Davna a opraynena tuba no
vovescanov a sirokeho okolia, po-
stavenie nemocnice, blMi sa k u
skutocneniu. Mesto dalo sprawl
specialnymi odbornikmi modernf
plany, ktore po schvaleni mini
sterstva zdravotnictva budn "a
zupnym sirotfncom al prevedene
So staybou sa celkom urcite "a,
pocne ma Jar budnceho roku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-03

vychodnymi siisedmi. Moze 81
niekto predstavit', re by vedl'
takych ohromnych statov, ako je
nemecky a inc mocne staty v Eu-
rope, mohol trvale eksistovat
stat maly, ako SINE my a naSi sd-
sedia, jestlize by sd nevyvinul
isty pocit spolupatricnosti a sti-
cinnosti, aby sme sa vzajomne
podporovali k zaisteniu toho, co
nam bolo boskynute mierovymi
smluvami, Nemam najmensej po-
chybnostl, re i S Poliakmi a my
mi slovanskymi narodmi, a Ru-
munmi, musime vytvorit' jedon
organicky medzinarodny celok.
Cesl1o-Slovensko nebolo by VISTA
We bez Slovenska West praktic-
XII hospodarsku a dopravn1 poll
tiku tax intenzivne, ako je vstaye
ju West to CeskolSlovensko,
ktoreho celou vel vychodnou
Giastkou je Slovensko. Musime 81
byt' vedomi, re je tn 70 mili2nov
l'udi, ktori maj1 tie iste zaujmy
a ideale, jazykove 81 vo vel l'kej
vacsine pribuznych, a pre- kto-
rych organicka sncinnost' w.
plyva sama sebou. Bob nam dal
tento dar, neodvrhujme no cd
seba.
Ma Slovensku, na jeho pracov-
nfkov, ma kazdeho mas, cakaju
nlohy vel Ike. Tychto svojich ulOh
81 musime byt' vedoml prave
dnes, ked zaciname formoyat
svoj narodny ziyot, dnes, ked
vychoyavame 81 svoju novn MIA
dez nej move nase pokolenie.
Nasa mladez 81 musi byt' vedoma,
re sledujnc star1 tradiciu nasich
vodcov pred osemdesiatimi rokmi,
nachadzaj1 sd tedy na clare sta
leho vyvinu nasho slovenskeho
naroda, ma v ramci republiky ma
Sci ulohu tax dolezitn, ktora ME
ie O niG menSia, ako uloha nasich
bratov Cechov a Moravanev.
Neostava nam. mic ineho, axe
umoznit' narodu svojmu, mladezt
lsvojej, ably tomuto vel l'kemu
usl 'achtilemu poslaniu mohla do
1stat'. Mas Sladkovic nam odka
zal: UGte sa cvicte. Toto je roz
lustenie celeho problemu.
Nases Slovensko, jeho l'ud, tt
vsetko obdarene je samsm PapQn
Bohom, I darmi priamo I hodnot.
neohranicenej.
Prirodne bohatstvo, talent mas
Tho l'udu a jeho povaha, to nal
vsetkych opravnuje ma to, alb.
lsme boli n$rodom blazenym, Sta
Z iatn{m ~ -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-03
L'UDEvfT M1cATEK MRTvY

S Dra L'udevit Micatek, prayotar
Il Noveho Sadu q popredny verej-
ny deja.el SlovSkov v SHS, ma
HE 2omrel vo Viedni po operacii
hrtanu. Ako pravotansky osnoy-
MIX zaeal posohit v Turc, tSv.
MARITIME. Ako obhajca nadobud-
Ss.r3 4. :. - q i.,wn q - - -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-03

- Kazdy citatel', ktory nam je
dlzen predplatne "a noviny, do.
stanc zaplatene "a svoju pracu.
Al my lep to ziadame.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-03
ropeiskei ciyilizacie.

ropejskej civilizacie.
Hovorieva sa casio, ze SINE ma
rodom bez dejin.
Me SINE narodom bez dejin, lei
nase dejiny boly skrivene, zaeska
motovane, zpreneverene. Smyse
lnasej slobody je dnes ten, ably
SINE dnes nesli1Niac inym, ale sebe
J pod svojou vlastnou firmou a me
nom vykonali civilizacii a kre
st 'anstvu a celemu tomu pokroku
ga ktorym l,udstvo tut onu sluz-
bu, ktora vyplyva nasfch moral
nych intelektualnych sill.
/ V byvalom Uhorskom state to.
mu bolo tax, re Statno-p -politicka
pospolitost sa nam predstavova-
la Svatou korunou. Povedal by
som to ale tax, re tato Svata ko-
runa svoj symbolicky vel'ky vyz-
nam ztratila tym, re Mad 'ari wa
Ii ma tuto svoju Svatd korunu celn
hypoteku ia to, co sami boil dlzni
Europe a krest 'anstvu. Ona W.
hi 'adom ma mas prestala eksisto-
vat ,preto SINE museli zcela pri-
rodzene a 1plne logickym postu-
pom dejin jedneho dina ocitnnt
sa ma svojej vlastnej p6de, ma po-
de svojej vlastnej suverenity.
Tu sme tedy, a teraz, mladenci
moji, je na mas, ably SINE ukazali,
ze ME sme zbytocnou slozkou vo
spolecnosti l'hdskej. Kto ku spo-
locnemu majetku l'udstva nicim
neprispeje, cez toho prehrmia de-
jiny zbytocne narody zostant
NELL mrtvymi, tax iste aspon
azko poranenymi na pochode
svetovych dejin.
Nasou otazkou je: Sine vstave
V s1t All sa udrzat'? MinuloSt'
nam ukazuje, ze ano. Rad by som
odplasil ten pesimizmus, ktory sa
niekedy ukazuje al Il niektorych
naSich dobrych liudi, ktori hovo-
ria, re Slovaci, trebars sut All
nasimi ceskymi bratmi, nebudu
vstave vydrzat' konkurenciu.
Ked sme prave len teraz nasll
smyseI svojej narodnej myslien
ky, V com je vlastne vyznam mas
Sloyakov a Slovenska V nasom
State? V com zalezi Bohom nam
dany ukol? CHM teda name pri-
spiet' k tomu, co menu eme spo-
Iocnym majetl1om, ci uz nasmu
statu tym pravda al zaujmom
'udstva? y.
Podl'a nasej tradicie vel'komo-
ravskej Ease sme sa vratili do mas
| no jednotneho statu bratml
Cechmi. Nasi bratia Cesi majn
proti nam tn prednost' re maJn
svoju vel XII a silnu kulturu, svo-
je skoly, svoje Svorady uz po Sc
demdesiat' rokov, kdezto my Ia
ciname dnes. Oni maju vel kH a
bohat1 kultiirnu tradiciu, ale ma
ju zaroven vo svojej narodnej
,povahe prvok silneho radikaliz-
mu. Radikalizmus V narode ci spo-
loGnosti alebo nabozenstve alebo
politike ma vzdy svoj vyznam
| dejinach naroda ceskeho pred
stavoval ochotu vzbnrit sa prot
nepriatel 'ovi udrziavat toho
kontinuitu narodnej, politickej a
statnej tradicie. Vel'kym ukolom
lSlovenska sloyenskej povahy Je
Ito, ably sme v tom celom organlz-
me statnopolitickom boil trvale
elementom vyslovne a bezvyhrad-
| ne konstruktiynym nlkdy de-
struktivnym, ably SINE boil rovno-
yahou proti vsetkemu, GO by 20
stanoviska spolecneho statnopoll-
tickeho vyyoja mohlo sposoblt v
|nasej cesko-slovenskej buddcnosti
nejaky otras.
Dovol tie mi vsak, ably som mo-
hol poukazat' ma fakta, ktore ma
j1 snad aktualne o mnoho vacsi
politic4y vyznam, IA to, GO Je
sklltocne vel 'kTm politickEm IL
Seward daily gateway., 1928-06-07
SHATTERED
 WITH MOLTEN STEEL

NEW YORK, June 7. {P)-White hot steel can split icebergs into harmless fragments and break uo huge ice jams along the North At lantic steamer route, says Howard T. Barnes. professor of physic.' in McGill University, Montreal, in a re- search report to the Engineering r urdation
 Since 1893, Professor Baroes has been making scientific inyes tigations of the physical properties Of ice ond practical methods 0: controlling it.. The energy from the molte4 steel, he shows, supplies rays t1gt equal or surpass those of the sun 'p power to penetrate ice.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-06-07
CAMPING AT MILE

pr. A. R. Roberts took his son Ger ald and Kenneth Urbach out to Mile 2 last evening where they have erect ed tent camp to stay during a few days outing. Mr. Urbach and son Larry will hike out this evening to spend the night and in the morning do little fishing before returning to town.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-06-07
PLANE FRIENDSHIP
 STILL AT TRESPAsSEY

TRESPAssY. June 7. P-The plane Friendship made three unsuc- cessful attempts in the forenoon to take-off from the harbor on it's pro- iected Atlantic flight. The plane was apparently too heavy laden and the wind too light. Another attempt will be made this afternoon.