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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-11-06
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1.-THE said L FONTAIN DAWSON being
enormously d7rc"ihod in said deed of trust
as + Fontain DavidScn.)
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-22
John Pankuch.
Michael Kudlac.
Edward Vaczy.

v Sl0VenSkOm preklaue:
"Na rocnej Konvencii Sdruze-
MIA Sloyenskyych zurnalistov A.
merike, vydrziavanej spojeni so
II. Kongressom Sloyenskej Ligy
v Amerike, v dnoch cd 30. maja
do 3. j1na 1928, miestnosti
Eagle Hail., v Lorain, Ohio,
nasledovna rezol1cia bola jedno-
hlasne prijata a nariadeno, ably
kopia zaslana bola telegraficky
ctihodnemu Alfredovi e. Smitho-
Vi, ' Albany, N. Y.
PONEVAC, praydepodobnost'
ze guverner Alfred E. Smith 20
statu New York, stane sa kandi-
datom ma trad prezidenta Spoje-
nych Statov, zapricinila vvbuch
poziaru nabozenskej nesnasanli-
vosti prenasledovania v MASON
politickom zivote, a
PONEVAG take. vyjavy proti-
via sa Vyhlaseniu Neodvislosti a
Konstit1cii Spojenych .Statov:
PRETO mech je tuna rozhodnu-
Ito: ze Sdruzenie Slovenskych Eur
nalistov v Amerike sa osYedcuje
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-22

kdy nedOSlO mleSta ufcenla.
Vratenie valecneho vyznacenia
Ligy cesko-slovenskej Wade.
q poverenia minuleho Kongre-
su brat j. G. .Molitcris meme
mojom oddal tento inak mani
vel mi valzeny mily odznak ma
| newyorkskom bankete msgrovi
Andrejovi Hlinkovi, ably no po
1nayrate domov vratil cesko-slo-
,lyenskej vlade v sprievode osved-
Genia sa Ligy, ze to ona bola nd-
tena zrobit' pre- nezavratenie ma
rknutia dra Srobara, ktory pri
tunajsom pobyte, co jej repre-
zentant, hovoril, ze Liga nici re,
publiku. O toto bola vlada ziada-
ma, proti tomuto u nej listovne
dokumentovane a loz podvratena.
ale ami len odpoved' cd nej ne
i dosla. Krok tento boil nutny, lie,
DO Lfga po tomto neodovodnenom
a ia pravde sa nezakladajncom
lnarknuti reprazentanta vlady me-
|mohla podrzat' zaiste zaslHent
! vysoke revoluene vyznacenle 6
len takymto krokom padne pro
testovat' proti pokracoyaniu pro
sto neoddovodnenemu a proti LII
ge nanajvys nespravodlivemu.
Rothermeriada a Jehlicskiada.
Anglicky lord, londynsky Hear
stal sa borcom myslienky obno
venia byvalych hranic Mad 'arsk'
sta nam by do toho nebolo dpln
i mic, keby ich obnovenie neznaci
!, 10 zahrnutie do Mich al nzeml
Slovenska. Ponevac vSak znae
: musfme proti tymto jeho snahar
: La praci padne professional TAX
i Ito SINE zrobili ma schodzi, kons
ylnej dna %. oktobra 1927 v NEST
4 Clevelande, o.
/ Preco sa stal menovany lor
i borcom takejto chybnej myslie1
h / 4 = 1 4
'iIky,, tom nechcem dovodit' r.
ylci sfrit', krone snad poznamk,,
i lEeby sa snad tax nebOlo stal
: lkeby vladne medzitka cesko-sl'
o1venskej vlady v cudzine boly {
viacej zaoberaly' posieranim Il
u hranicnej mad 'arskej propaga1
o dy, jake potieranim sloyensk
J. no autonomistickeho pohybu, kt
s. ri znaci pre- republiku len uc
> lenie upevnenie.
jill No, lorda nmozno ignoroyat
y Okamzity strach cit kazal |
A. ods1dit' a odsndili SINE ho, jail
l. by SINE to zrobili S kaEdym inyl
O. usilujdcim sa vtelenie Slove
O. ska do byvalych hranlc Mad a
Is ska. Kazalo to srdce Rozum VISA
e. hovori, BE by lepsie bolo byva
a. list ku nemu a presvedcit no,
vi sa bori "a ideu nehodnu, mel u
l. sku, nedostojnl povedomeho q
"a ma slCbodneho naroda. Spomina
"a to preto, lebo, hl'a: Scotus vi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-22
KTo CHCE KuPTf DOM LACNO
Mech sa hlasi pod {. 81 N. Cen
ter ST., roh Hickory st. Idem do
kraja, predam lacno.
Ill AKRoVA FARMA MA
PREDAJ

So vsetkym zariadenim, Fordson
traktorom a k tomu vsetky po-
trebne veci. 3 dobre kone, rocny
zrebec, posiato IL akrov ovsa al
nieGo psenice, % buSlov zemiakov
1900 korenov kapusty, 3 kravy,
l tel'a, 6 sym, asi so l1ur okrem
kurciat, pri samom novom dame.
Prfeina predaju: caste chorl ave-
ME. Preda sa lacno alebo al zame-
nj "a dobry mestsky majetok. Pi-
Ste ma adresu: Paul Zvara, r. f.
d. Box 81, Mineral Ridge, Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-22
YOUNGsroWNsKE sIovENsKE NoV1I1NY

tor Dol tiez vel 'kym ctitel 'om ma
d'arskeho naroda, dokia1' Dol "a
vedeny a dokial' sa nedozvedel 0
neludskom zachadzani Mad 'arov S
slovenskym narodom. Keby SINE
boil odsddili menovaneho nebo-
Iii no hl'adeli presvedcit', ze boil
t'azko zavedeny, nebol by sa 2
neho stal taky priatel' Slovakov.
Uvazujem, ze pod okamMtymi
dojmami tlakom schodze - gro
hila sa taktickd chyba.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-22
OD SDRUZENIA SLOVEN-
SKYCH ZURNALISTOV.
Ctena redakcia!

StJHd ICudhCId
Pripojene Vam zasielam odpis
rezolncie vynesenej ma kongrese
|Sdru5enia Slovenskych Zurnali-
|stov ako dosl1 odpoved' cd gu
vernera Alfredo Smitha a prosim,
ably ste til uverejnili vo Vasom
ctenom casopise. V lplnej ucte :
Il Gustav Kosik v. r.,
preds. Sdruz. Slov. Zurnalistov.
cat the annual Convention Of
| the Association of American Slo-
wax Journalists held in connec-
tion with the Seventeenth Con-
gress Of the Slovak League of
America from May 30 to June 3,
1928 at Eagle Hall, City Of Lo-
rain, Ohio, the following .resolu-
ltion was unanimously adopted
and copy to be telegraphed to
THE Honorable Alfred E. Smith,
IAlbany, New York. 49,.
"WIIEREAS the probability
of Governor Alfred E. Smith of
New York becoming candidate
for President of the United
States has caused the flames of
religious intolerance and bigotry
to flare high in our political life
| "WHEREAHS such manifesto
| tions are not in accord with the
| fundamental principles OF The
Declaration Of Independence and
1.-THE Constitution Of the United
Estates: ..
"THEREFORE be it and it il
resolved: that The Association
Of American Slovak Journalist
go on record as being opposed t
intolerance and bigotry bein
made a politicaf-issue, 'irrespect
live of whether affecting election
to the most sublime or the mos
humble office, and that the quail
fication or disqualification of
candidate for any office be mad
contingent on his affiliation wit
any particular denomination.
dl "Given at Lorain, Ohio, tn
/ first day Of June 1921
IL Association of American Slova
!. Journalists
J, Gustave Kosik, President, Ed
! tor seKatolicky Soko1''.
"a Matthew Mraz, Secretary, Ed
! tor "YoungstoWnske Slov. Nov
j, n.y..
E Joseph Husek, Editor "Jedn
o. ta'.
e. Joseph zary, Editor "iNarodl
Noviny".
y! Charles Stiasny, Editor ''Obr
10 ma.
20 Rev. G. l. Orbach, Editor-i
n. Chief, "Dennik Slovak v Amer
h. ke'.
r. Ignac V. Tatala, Editor "Bra
k lstyo".
10 John Pankuch.
sel Michael Kudlac. @ss
l. Edward Vaczy.
e. v slovenskom preklade:
sfNa rnSnai Konyancii SdruZ
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-22

skemu prenasledovaniu v politi-
ckych otazkach, bez ohl'adu ma
to, ci sa to tyka vol'by kandida-
tov do najvyssieho alebo do maj
nizsieho nradu, alxo al proti to-
mu, aby schopnost alebo neschop-
most kandidatov na Grad, bola
s1dena dl'a ich prfslusnosti ku a.
kejkol'vek denominacii.
"Dano v Lorain, Ohio, dina /.
jdna 1921
(Nasleduj1 podpisy clenov S.
S. q. ako hore.)
Sdruzenie obdrzalo nasledovne
| lpod 'akovanie:
| State of New York
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER
Alfred Smith
Governor
june 8, 1923.
DR.. Gustave Kosik, President
Association American Slovak
Journalists,
205 Madison Street,
| Passaic, N. j.
Dear DR.. Kosik:
I beg to acknowledge receipt
of your telegram conveying tbs
resolution passed at the Annua
Convention of the Association Of
| American Slovak Journalists.
/ Please be assured Of my deeI
appreciation of your confidence
in me. Will you kindly express
my thanks to the members O
your organizations.
Very truly yours,
! ALFRED E. Smith
V slovenskom preklade:
Stat New York
URADOVNA GUVERNE.RA
Alfred f. Smith,
guvern6r.
Albany, s. jina 1923.
DR.. Gustav Kosik,,
: predseda SdruHefiH Slovenskyc1
Zurnalistov,
I 205 Madison Street,
Passaic, N. J. d
! Mily DR.. Kosik!
Tymto potvrdzujem pr1jem V;
$ sho telegramu, v ktorom ma Sc
1 znamujete S obsahom rezolllci
$ Iyynesenej na kongrcse Sdruzeni
o Amricko -Slovenskych journalistic
8 Uist 'ujem Vas o mojej vd a
: nesti "a d0veru, ata prejavuje
y voei .mojej osobe.
y Tlumocte laskave mole pod
! kovanie vsetkym clenom Vas
organizacie.
e V hlbokej 1cte Vam oddany:
II Alfred E. Smit
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-22
MALY PEKNY DOMCEK

na predaj, voda, kupelna, fornes,
garadz, zahradka ma zeleninu, O.
vocne stromky a pekny rodiacl
vinic. Ma State ST., dobre miesto
pre- obchod. Vein lacno sa pre-
da. Haste sa Jozefa Yanik.
Stop II, Evans park, Girard, O
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-22
(Pokracovanie.)
Schodza vo Washington, D. G.

Schodza vo Washington, D. G.
Tato bola pociatkom, cize za-
kiadom tych schodzi, ktore name
vydrziavat' vo Washingtone, d..
c., rocne, ably sa slovenske memo
dostalo udomacnilo kapitoli
Ameriky. Tato bola nspesnou, ba
mozno povedat skvelou. We'd !,
snad' nikdy historic Ameriky,
neshromazdili sa tax pocetni "a
stupcovia nasich organizacii, ca
sopisov a politickych klubov, a.
by spolocne, pri spolocnom do
hodnuti si1lade, zastavali ha-
Jill, pozdvihli slovo "a zaujmy
slov. prist 'ahovalectva pred mai
vyssim REPRESENTATION tejto re-
publiky a vplyvnymi cinitel mi
Domu Zastupcov- Senatu aby
citnymi cinami zdoraznili Anne
rike ciny ducha obcanov ameri-
ckeho poyodu, jake sa to stale na
Arlingtonskom cintorfne. y,
S najyacsou radost 'ou zd6raz-
nujem fakt, ze hlavny trad /. K.
S.a j. zilcastnil sa celkove tejto
schodze prispel talk nemalo ku
jej 1spechn ze jej prdseda, brat
Hricko, nal nemaH podiel pred
pracach jej iispechu; ze rev. Jo-
zef D'ulik vykonal briliantne L.
lohu reprazentanta Ligy krasnym
prisloyom mad hrobom Nezname-
ho hrdinu a syncek Andreja No
vaka, najmladsf Glen tejto dele
gacie, polozenim venca na hrob
zrobil mily DOZEN, re mas bat ,
10 Michal Bosak bratom Andre
JON Novakom rezkou cinnost 'ou
prispeli ku zdaru milemu poby.
tn delegacie vo Washingtone..
Toto zdoraznujem preto, lebc
spontanny Elm tejto organizacie
predchadzaI peknym prikladom q
dokazal, re jako by to mohlo Wy
zerat', keby vsetl5y inc nasskt
organizacie nasledovaly ttito v
buddcnosti.
Nemalo vynikal mas statny Gle
veland S okolicou, mas statny sta
Ohio pri navstevach yplyvnycl
senatorov a kongresnfkov.
So schodzou jej priebehon
musel byt'~spokojny kazdy, jak'
al $ jej vysledkami musel he
vidiet' male nedostatky, sposobe
ne nevhodnym casom, nedostat
kom hmotnych prostriedkov n
predprace skomolenim zprav,
tamojsieho casopissl, redaktorol
ktoreho je osobny priatel PREF
denta Masaryka. S povodnol
zpravou, podanou zpravodajo,
casopisu bratom Koreffom, boil b
byval spokojny kazdy menov;
ny zasluzi 81 zaiste vd 'aku kas
deho mas "a pracu "a mas, Y
Washingtone.
Odporncam slavnemu Kongr
su, ably nariadil, zeby sa taket
schodze vo Washingtone odbyvi
~ kazdorocne, zaa lepsich a 2
kladnejsich prfprav zeby sa p
robily potrebne kroky ku leps
agitacii a "a ich rocne navstey
tiez ku ntvoreniu nejakeho foI
du, ably ich priebeh Dol rozman
tejsi, elaboratnejsi "a ucasti p
prednejsich americkych hodn
starov. Popri tomto niemenej zl
raznujem, ,zeby bolo ma case, k
by druhy takyto slovensky svi
tok NAL byt' rocne odbyvany
meste Clevelande pri soche nj
sho nezapomenutel 'neho junaA
borcu: Ora Milana Rastislay
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-22
Drobne ohlasky
DIR. EUGEN ELDER

Lekar Budapest, oznamuje slo-
venskemu obecenstvu ma Steelton
BE 81 otvoril lekarsku i1radoveil
v {. COL Steel st. (nad obchodom
Martina Dolaka). Uradne hediny
sd: cd IL. do 1. a cd 5. do 8. We
Ger.
pIJNNrr oo1eo
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-22
ZPRAvA PREDsEDU SLOW. LfGY,
brata Ivana Beleka podana IL kongrese, vydrzava
nom 81 maja /. juna 1928 Lorain, Ohio.

Stefanika. @ prv1 slarnost' vo
Washingtone, D. O., nechze sa
stara nadajna americko-politicka
organixacia; 0 druhd Ease Liga S
cinitel'mi v jej lone.
Inc dolezite udalosti v Lige.
Slovenska Liga ma iniciativu g
Okresneho Sboru v meste Cleve-
lande, Ohio, dna 30. marca 1927
pozvala ma prednaskove turne pc
Amerike najvaGsieho slovenskehc
basnika, Martina Razusa. Odpo
we'd ma pozvanie vsak nedosla po
dnes. Pochybujem, zeby dvojcti
hodny a vel'avyznamny cinitel
tento bol Lfgn ignoroval a ns
jej pozvanie vobec neodpovedal
Myslim, re listove pozvanie nj
kdy nedoslo miesta urcenia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-22
PHONE ss1ss
MA PREDAJ

Lot 45x150 na Avondale Ave-, pri
st. Dominic kostole, kare buse.
Haste sa u Jozefa Dolak, 2733
Southern Ave. Telefon 5003S. (25
Evening star., 1928-12-21

charge of the drive are confident the
$l0O 900 will have been subscribed.
instructions were given the canvas
sers not to stop solicitation during the
HOLIDAYS. but to take advantage of the
post Christmas lull and call on all
prospects possible. Additional prospect
cars were given the solicitors for this
purpose.
A mass meeting Is planned January
2 to mark the reopening Of the last lap
of the campaign. A victory meeting"
also. is planned January Is to formally
close the drive.
Rev. George M. Diffenderfer, pastor
of the Luther Place Memorial Church,
who presided at the meeting last night,
reported that interest and enthusiasm
are spreading in Silver Spring. Ken
sington and Wheaton over the coming
of the college to that section, and resi-
dents there are anxious to help in the
movement.
Drs William j. Showalter of the cam
paign executive committee Is arranging
for mass meeting to be held in one
of the Montgomery County communi-
ties in the near future, at which the
plans for the college will be outlined.
E. Brooke Lee member Of the Mary
land State Legislature, is cooperating
with Dr. Showalter.
The college will cost approximately
100000. 1t will be non-sectarian
institution, although controlled by the
United Lutheran Church Of America.
Tentative plans have been made to
break ground for the first college unit
next Summer and to have the building
ready for occupancy in 1881.
Evening star., 1928-12-21
.CAPPER WILL RUSH
! AIRPORT MEASURE
Chairman of Senate District
Group Names Subcommittee
to Make Recommendations.

: Following up his recent announce
Snent to give early consideration to the
bill for an airport for Washington,
Ehairman Capper of the Senate Dis
Arict committee has named a subcom-
anittee to make recommendations. The
subcommittee will be composed of Sem
ators Vandenberg, Republican, of Mich
.dgan; Sackett Republican, of Ken
tucky, and King, Democrat, of Utah.
Senator King, ranking minority MEM
aoer of the committee, joined with Sem
.htor Capper a week ago in the decla-
nation that the need for an airport in
the National Capital should be passed
aIpon at an early date. In announcing
appointment of the subcommittee yes
Aerday afternoon Senator Capper said:
There is a very general feeling
among members of the committee and
Senators not on the committee that
Washington above all other Cities
should have an airport that will rank
with the best in the world. including
fhe very fine airportS of the European
nations.
THE National Capital must not be-
come mere way station or branch
line landing in the development OF a
national system of airplanes and air.
ways. This is a matter as vital to the
Federal executive departments as it is
to the business interests and residents
of Washington.
Instead Of being In a position of
leadership in the establishment and
maintenance of proper airport, the
National Capital has Jagged. The de-
ficiency must be remedied, and prompt
1y / shall exert the utmost effort, per-
sonally, to secure legislation during the
present session of Congress that will
assure the National Capital an ade-
quate airport at the earliest possible
date"
Opposition to the proposal for ac-
ceptance of the site below Alexandria,
submitted by Henry Woodhouse, in
creased today when the Merchants and
Manufacturers Association. through its
president, Gen. Anton Stephan, for
,warded letter to Chairman zihlman of
the House District committee, declar-
Gng such plan might jeopardiZe eS-
tablishment of the airport on Gravelly
Point here.
Gen. Stephan urged that the Sug-
Evening star., 1928-12-21
LUTHERAN DRIVE
WILL Be RENEWED
Intensive Campaign for Col
Iege Fund Suspended
Over Holidays.

Halfway of their 100000 goal, the
Lutheran churches of Washington today
suspended their intensive drive for
funds until the close of the holiday sea-
son, when it will be reopened with re-
newed impetus. The 100000 will be
used to purchase a 189-acre track near
Wheaton, Md, as site for a National
Lutheran College for Women.
The campaign leaders and workers
held their final meeting before the holi-
days in the Luther Place Memorial
Church last night and reported addi-
tional subscriptions. which raised the
fund to $50,069. According to present
plans, the intensive campaign will be
renewed January 2 and close definitely
January 15 BY that date those in
Evening star., 1928-12-21

gested Virginia site be disapproved and
reiterated the approval OF the Gravelly
Point site, which the association pre-
viously indorsed and which has the ap-
proval of the Commissioners. other To-
cal officials and the three trade bodies.
The letter emphasizes that the
Gravelly Point site would have provi-
sions for both land and sea planes, in
contrast to the suggested inland Vir-
ginia site
Senator Vandenberg, Republican, of
Michigan, who has just been appointed
chairman of special subcommittee to
study the needs for an airport in
Washington, today wrote to Assistant
Secretary of Commerce MacCracken,
requesting information and assistance
of that department in recommending
the best possible arrangement for avia
ton terminal facilities in the National
Capital.
Evening star., 1928-12-21
AFGHAN REBELS HALTED.
Making Slow Progress in Revolt
Against the King,

PESHAWAR, India. December 81
P).-Latest reports from Afghanistan
indicate that the rebels against King
Amanullah are not making headway
in the vicinity of Kabul. There also
appears a continued lull in operations
around Jalalabad but further trouble
is reported in the Kunar Valley.
Travellers arriving at Peshawar re-
port that large jirga. or council, of
tribal elders. was held Wednesday un-
der the presidency of Chulum Sidio,
Afghan foreign minister.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-01
Will GLADLY ANSWER
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hams Veeetable Compound

medicine gave me spleudid results,
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hams Pills for Constipation also
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lanta, Georgia.
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felt good. was talking to my friend
one day and she passed the remark
Of how thin was getting since I
got married and ! told her my
trouble and she advised me to take
the Vegetable Compound. I feel =
lot better now since l have been tax.
Ing It regularly and l can eat most
anything. l recommend your medi.
cine to anyone who tolls mo Of
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what 1t has done for me. have
also used your Sanative Wash. I
am willing to answer women ::
they ask about the medicine.
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would agree not to exceed the tom
mage allotted to it for any class Of
warship.
Dispatches from Paris say that
American naval convictions were
mentioned frequently in Franco
British discussion leading to the
agreement. Both governments were
described as scrupulously avoiding
anything which might displease the
Washington government. Some ap.
prehension was felt that the United
States might object to a clause re.
lating to the size Of cruisers, which
is understood to be contained In the
agreement. Great Britain and
France favor small cruisers.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-01

mony into Illinois democracy, sum
derrd when sullivan died.
In 1926 Brennan ran for senator
tina. there might be harmony in
the Chicago democratic poll.
Brennan disliked being a candi-
date, for his love was the life be-
hind the scenes. 1t was behind the
scenes that he conducted his long
fight against William G. McAdoo,
presidential aspirant. From behind
the scenes he placed James NJ. Voc
in nomination. He lected William
+. Deyer from field of eight eligi-
bles to be mayor OF Chicago when
William Hale Thompson ended his
second administration.
He was among the first of the
democratic leaders to eek to place
Al Smith in the White House.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-01

But the strikers uprefers to cross
bridges only when they come to
them.
! Taking a birds eye view of New
Bedford, one never would surm1se
that the city was in the grip OF its
most serious labor dispute. The city
carries a holiday air and things 60
on in much the same fashion as
though every day were Labor Day
except for semi-occaslonal out
/ breaks when police frown actively
on picket lines.
Here and there throughout the
tenement districts one sees little
groups of men and women-some
of the women with babies IN their
arms-discussing the one great sub
| iect. One hears many strange
tongues at these sidewalk confer
ences.
Other groups of strikers move
peacefully through the business Sec
ton, but most of them indulge IN
nothing more expensive than WIN
dow shopping.
There are mass meetings without
end and occasional union confer
ences. At the start Of the strike
there were picnics. too, but the
strikers no longer are in picnick-
ing mood.
The long controversy has now
developed into a war within war
with the labor forces presenting q
camp divided against itself.
There is the United Textile work
ers, the regular or conservative or
ganization, and there Is the Textile
Mills committee. the so-called Rad
ical troup.
The Regulars" are merely pro-
testing against the 10 per cent wage
cut, but the Textile Mills committee
has urged workers to demand 4 ~
per cent wage increase In place OF
the 10 per cent cut. and also a five
day week and elimination Of speed
ups.