davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-01
SLOVENSKY SPEV.

Jeden naSich najkrasnejslch
naicennejsich narodnych polka
dov sn naSe carokrasne narodne
piesne. V mich sa zrkadli krasna
duSa l'udu slovenskeho, pima cltu
majstrovskeho ovladania hui
dobneho umenia. V nich nacha-
dza umeleckeho vyrazu duSa slo-
venskej devy a suhaja, rol 'nika a
pastiera V jej najrozmaniteJsich
najslozitejsich citoch V tax bo-
hatej svojraznej miere, re nase
piesne vzbudily llznanie a irprlm-
ny podiv celeho hudobneho sve-
ta. Piesen l'udu bola Jeho jedi
nvm poteSenim V dobe lltlsku,
tam lila ona S sl'udom pri jeho "a
mestnani, pri jeho kazdom kroku.
Cudzinci, ktori prichadzali k nam
stale mas pobadali k tomu, ably
SINE spievali hodne spievall a
hlavne mas spev bol to, ktory vzbu
dzoval Il nich prejavy nadsenia a
ziskaval nasemu narodu rad IL
primnych priatel 'ov.
Ones dobe vol 'nejsej pozorne
sleduieme d 'alsi osud a vyvoj slo-
venskei piesne. Dnes w neuspo-
koiujeme sa SO spevom donna, PR
intimnei spolocnosti, alebo ma po-
liach horach, dnes nasa piesen
ma pred sebou d'alekn cestu. Mu-
81 ona prerazit' do hudobneho
sveta plnom rozsahu vyboJo-
vat 81 tam zasltHene miesto... Do
teraz SINE nemali taktlto hudobnu
generaciu, ktora by bola na pod
klade piesni l'udu pracovala d "a
llej k vysokym metam, ktore na
priklad dosiahnul yelillE, nesmr-
tel ny propagation ceskej narod-
nej hubby Smetana. U mas az
dnas sa zaeina perioda sirsieho
| yyvoia. A ably SINE tuto cestu wy
voja ul 'ahcili, k tomu je treba
aby nasim mladym a budncim pc.
stovatel'om umeleckej hubby sta.
la k dispozlcii dokonala sbierka
ll'udovych piesni.
Preto radi citame zpravu Matt
ce Slovenskej, ktora zahaJila
tom smere pozehnanl pracu. Z
tejto zpravy sa dozvedame, ze Ma
tica kona systematicke sbieranit
slovenskych piesni. Ma uz pohro
made 22,57O textov 6,160 nape
vov. Tieto vsetky piesne budn Wy
dane a niektore uE su vytlaEene
/ Tato praca je pozoruhodna
najyyssej miere zasluzna a bol'
by ziaddcno, aby nasla najsir
| sfch kruhoch slovenskych nalezi
| teho ocenenia podpory.
i !. e.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-01
An6ERICKE PASY
(Dokoncenie S 2. strany)

Opisanie osoby ziadatel 'ovej.
Ziadatel' musi ziadosti tiez u
West, ktore cudzie staty ma v Il
mysle navstivit' jaky je ciel' je-
no navstevy v kazdom- jednoth-
vom state.
Ku ziadosti treba pripojit' dive
fotografie ziadatel 'ove, al1o al
fotografie osob, ktore su jeho
pase zahrnute. Ak je pas vystave-
ny ma viacerych, na pr. rodinu, Je
lepsie, aby bola prilozena skupi-
nova fotografia. Fotografie musia
byt' Ia tenkom papieri IA sve-
tlom pozadi.
Ziadatel'a musi sprevadzat' hod
noverny svedok, ktory je ameri-
ckym ,obcanom INA ziadatel a
na.menej diva roxy.
Svedok musi pripojit' ku zia-
dosti svoj affidavit, ktorom pod
prisahou potvrdi, ako dlho zna
ziadatel'a, ze zadatel' je skutoe-
ne osobou, "a ktoru sa vydava, a.
ko al to, re udania ziadatel 'ove
sd spravne presne, polial' sve-
dok ma nich znamost'.
Ziadatel' a jeho svedok musia
.byvat' v obvode pravomoci trad
nika, pred ktorym sa ziadost po-
dava.
Ako svedok nem6ze byt' uzna-
ny ziaden pravotar alebo ktora-
kol 'vek ina osoba, o ktorej by IL
radnik mohol predpokladat', re
eaka zaplatenie svojej sluHby, spo
jenej vyplnenim ziadosti alebo
afidavitu.
Ak sa moze ziadatel preuka-
zat svojim starym pasom, ME je
treba, ably svedok podaval afida-
Wit. :
Ziadatel', ktory sa stal ameri.
.ckym obeanom naturalization
musi vo svojej ziadosti 'uviest
datum, kedy sa prist 'ahoval, kol
ko rokov byval bez. pretrhnutis
V Spojenych Statoch, memo a mie
sto sndu, kde boil naturalizovany
ako al datum naturalizacie. Ia
roven musl presne udat' sdobu 8
miesta, kde byval pc naturaliza
|cii. X ziadosti musl byt' pripoje
ny obciansky papier alebo spray
ne overeny popis sddnych rekor'
dov, tykajlcich sa ziadatel'ove,
naturalizacie. V cudzine naroden;
zena, ktora nadobudla svojho a
merickeho obcianstva sObasom
rodenym Amerikanom alebo natu
ralizovanym obcanom pred ~
septembrom 1922, 1nusi so svojol
ziadost 'ou pred6stret' al doklat
o manzelovom obcanstve. Zena
ktora sa vydala "a americkaho ol
cana pc %. septembri 1922, mus
predostret' doklady o osvojom via
lstnom obcanstye.
| Zena, ktora sa vydala "a anne
rickeho ,obeana po %. septembr
1922, nenadobudla syojim 'sOba
som ameriekeho obeanstva, pr
tnto ,priein nemozet ziadat' an
o vystavenie Ealneriek eho pasu,; 9
nj zahrnutie do pasll manzeloy
no al ked S MIN spoloDne cesty
je, iba ak by mohla pred0stret
dokiad 0 svojorn vlastnoan obcar
stve. Ak die je podobna i zens Oh
cankou Spojenych St6tov, nrot
y 5j4 4 ss'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-01
oDDIALENE zEMsKE voL'B

Vol by do okresnych zem-
skych zastupitelistiev budI po-
|dl'a prazskych novin az ma jasen
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-01
MIEsTo, KDE BoLA NAJDENA MRT


ku konzulovi toho statu, ktoreho
je prislusnickou. Zakony niekto-
rych zahranicnych Statov stano-
via, ze prislusnicka ztraca svoje
obcanstvo, ked' sd vyda "a Gu
dzinca. Pre- tlto pricinu moze jej
konzul vystavenie pasu odopret'
Preto je radno, ably ziadatel ka
uz vopred u konzulatov tych kra-
jim, ktore chce navstivit', vyse-
trila, .ze by jej boly poyolene VIA
ma zaklade prisaznyeh prehlaseni
o jej totoznosti a narodnosti. Pc
dobne afidavity treba odprisahat
pred verejnym notarom.
Podobnymi >pravidlami moEe sa
riadit' al cudzinec, ktory pre- r6z-
ne priciny nemoze 81 zadovazit
cestovny pas cd konzula tel kraji-
ny, ktorej je prislusnikom, alebo
ktory je prislusnikom krajiny,
ktora ME ,;je tu diplomaticky "a
sttpena ako ma pr. Rusko.
AK reklamuje ziadatel' svoje
obcianstvo ma zaklade obeianstva
ID s - -, !. IL
otca alebo matky, vtedy musf vo
svojej ziadosti udat' presne' da-
tum svojho prichodu do SpoJe-
nych Statov a stlcasne predostret
otcov, resp. matkin obciansky list
alebo spravne overeny popis sud
neho rekordu o naturalizacil.
Je radno 81 dobre zapamatat
ze naturalizoyany obcan trait
.svoje americke obcianstvo, ak O.
stane krajine, ktorej prlslusnl-
5kom boil pred svojou naturaliza-
ciou, dlhsie ako diva roxy, alebo
" ktorejkol'vek inej cudzej kra-
jine dlhsie ako pat rokoy,
VIA.
Kazdy obyvatel' Spojenych Sta
tov, ktory ma v umysle navstlvit'
ktorykol'vek cudzf Stat, musl bez
OIL 'adu ma to, ci je americkyn
E,obcanom alebo cduzincom, mat
pas, ktory je spravne vidovany
konzulatom toho statu, ktory chce
navstivit'.
Nasleduj1ce staty neyyberajd
ziadneho poplatku "a VIA ma a.
mericke pasy: Albania, Dansko,
Estonsko, Finsko, Nemecko, Ia
liansko a Svedsko. Americke pa
sy nemrisia byt' vidoyane pre-
Svajciarsko. TAX iste pre- Bel
giu ME je treba dat pas vidovat' !.
Vo Finsku sa neplati ziadneho po
platku pre- pobyt 6 lnesiscov ale
bo menej; desat' dolaroyf sa W.
bera iba pre- dlhy pobyt. Poplatok
vo vyyske 1Osdolarov sa plati "a
VIA do Francie, Angle, Grecka,
| Mad 'arska, Irskeho Slobodneho
Statu,. Latvie, Lityinska, Norvez-
ska, Pol ska a Runfunska. Ia ho-
landske viznm, platne ma diva ro-
ky, plati sa $40 "a vizo ma osem
dni 81. Poplatek "a vizo ma anne
ricke pas do 'Turecka obnasa S.
do Spanielska $2.72, do Portu-
gaIska $3.50, do Luxemburgu, jul
hoslavie, Rakdska Bnlharsks
| 81, . do Cekkoslovenska iba 81.
Trdlsitn4 4gfsas sii vydayane be-
poplatku V eikosloveasku a Fin.
sku, zatial ss prey inc krajiny 50
| yybera malyf foplatok, Cd 20 scen
tov pocfnaj1c.
- SlOvamSk& Liza ie ySenarod.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-01
70 starej vlasti
NOVA vIlrA MADARSKEHO
IREDENTIZMU.

Mdu dfSKu MOZIl0 LdSt POAO-
rovat nov1 vlnu MISUNDERSTANDING
hnutia. Kazda ostuda trva len tri
dni, hovori porekadlo a kazda O.
studa 50 da najlepsie zakryt' O.
studou novou - toho hesla sa dr.
zia Mad 'ari odjakEiva. Ked po-
hoTeli Rothermerom, ked' boil
znovu a znovu prichyteni pri my
stifikovanf a falsovani, museli 81
Ease nieco vynajst', aby mohli "a
Sc zavadzat' svet nejakou novou
paradou. Ked to neslo so Isl a.
chetnym" lordom starym, zkilsia
to S lordom mladym: pozvali 81
do Pesti Rothermerovho syna Ed
monda Halmswortha. Svojich O.
praydu demokratickych vodcov
vedeli Mad 'ari vypovedat' "a hra-
nice Mad 'arska. Rothermerea
chcil vitat' sp6sobom az banal-
nym. Bola sostavena zvlastna ko-
misia, ktora sa ma starat aby
Harmsworth boil vraj pocas svoj-
no pobytu Mad arsku vse-
tkom infomovanv. Ponahl ali sa
svznesenemu anglickemu host o.
VIZ pon1knut zvlastny auomobil
K dispozicii IA sedadlach ktoreho
bude vysita mapa dnesneho Ma.
d'arska napisom Mem, mem So
ha'. KaEdeho dina sa objavi Il
Harmswortha zastup delegacii,
ktore mu budh prednasat holestl
l'udu. Uz teraz su organizovane
delegacie, ktore. budu vystupo-
vat menom Slovenska, Sedmo-
hradska, Horvatska a Banatu a
ovsem : ziadat' vzneseneho ho-
st aby sa tieto uzemia mohly
milostive znovu dostat'. pod spra-
WI stareho Mad 'arska. Aki su to
zastupci Slovenska, Sedmohrad-
ska Vojvodiny vysvita toho,
ze delegacie tieto budh sa skla
dat z byvalych vysokych stat
nych hodnostarov, ktorl po pre-
vrate museli utiect' pred nenavi-
st 'ou sloyenskeho l'udu. o tom,
ako mad 'aisky l'ud je Mad ar
sku utlacovany, re tam nemaJd
tlaeovej slobody, volebneho pra-
va, numeru clausu, o hospodar-
skej biede a hladu, 0 tom, re ze
10000 budapest 'skych skolskych
detf je 10000 t'azlSo nemocnych,
tom budn mlademu panovi So
iva referovat'.
@ sposoboch mad 'arskej ire
dentistickej propagandy vystizne
referuje berlfnsky casopis Deu
tsche Tageszeitung, ktory vyslal
do Mad 'arska svojho zvlastneho
zpravodaja, ably poznal pomery
Mad 'arsku. V mad 'arskom ma
rode, "a silnej podpory S hora IL
drzuje sa neustale tilha po "Vzkrl2
SEMI vel 'keho Uhorska. Pred po-
ciatkom vyucovania denne vyslo-
vuje sa skolach mad 'arskych
vlastenecke verim": "Verm V
jedneho Boha, verim V jednu
vlast', verfm jednu spravedli-
vost', verim vo vzkriesanie Vel
keho Mad 'arska.' Pri zvlaStnych
prilezitostiach prednaSa sa tato
modlitba' V kostolocil, tiez /
pri narodnych prejavoch. V elek-
trickych drahach. skolach, ma u
niverzitach, vo vykiadnych skri-
zach, vsade mono Ease cltat inc
hlasy: "Okyptent Mad 'arsko je
ME krajinou, cele Mad 'arsko je
nebeskou krajinou. : Tieto pre-
plate hesla su vytlacene tiez mad
zahlayfm novin, ma dapisnych pa
pieroch atd'., vsade, kde je len
trochu miesta je vykreslena ma
pa, znazornujnca byvale Uhorsko
a dnesne hranice Mad 'arska. Ma
uliciach ma kazdom kroku streta-
yate l'udi, ktori majil odznak
atrianonsky krfz" ako protest
proti tejto "vrazedinej smluye'
Vo vsetkych kayiarnach preda
val1 sa pohl ,adnice, ktore zna
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-01
Amerika a Slovensko.

JanO Dol AHeiIkt q TOlpfdVd
Jurovi:
Keby siSien vedel, axe sf
tam domy! To ma prlklad mas O
hromny dom, jednymi dvermi ze-
MI do neho swine a druhymi od-
vazajn ,lz hotove klobasy ma trh
Juro: - Jesto mi tn! | my
name podobne. Dnu idu l'udia q
Won yychodia swine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-01

- Slovmska Ligs je vaenarod-
"a ustanovizef, vstupujte do nej!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-25

Former Senator Joseph s. Freling-
huysen and Miss Emily Frelinghuysen
who recently motored 10 Washington
from Far Hills. N. j., have been stay
ing at the Mayfiower.
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Marriage Licenses.

John j.. Hughes. 70, East weymouth.
Mass. and Ellen l.. Youngduist, n, this
city; Rev. George L. Grambs.
Nathan n. Millstein, 90. and Ann Fried
man, n; Rev. O. Silverstone.
Chester NJ Grove. 81, and Nina l.. C0wSill,
90; Rev. G. NJ. Jarrett.
BENJAMIN Oisboid, 20, and Ida Katz, 49,
Rev. George Silverstone.
Clarence 4. InEiing, IT.. 20. and Violet M.
Bowen. 80; Rev. George r. Dudley.
Clifton. Brown, 81. and Pearl Bibbs, "a;
Rev. William d. Battle.
Jeston Morgan. %, and Julia NJ. Allsup,
49, Rev. w. -. Jarvis.
Franklin q. williams, 49, and Mary =.
Weasel 10, both OF Baltimore, Md; Rev. +.
Clovis jackson. 20, and Ederical Dancy,
2i Rev. Aquila SayIes.
Frederick G. Robertson, 20, and Gladys A.
Decker %; Rev John p. Hand,
Thomas jefferson. 80, and Elizabeth John
son, 35, Rev. Spencer r. Johnson.
Richard X. james, 49, and Kathleen r.
McConeghy. 10; Rev. Edward H. Davis.
Roy r. Barton. 81. and Beatrice Coleman,
10; Rev. Nathan Johnson.
John Con. 90. and May Smith, "a, both
OF Baltimore; Rev. Fl. M. fiennig.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-25

The counselor OF the Peruvian en-
bassy and Sonora de Gonzalez-Prada
are in Paris after a motor trip OF sew
erai months in Europe. They expect TO
sail for home on the lie de France and
will be in washington about the middle
Of August.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-25

The United States Minister 10 Sweden
and Mrs. Leland Harrison and their in
FAINT daughter. a few days old. are In
Paris In August the Minister viii &C
company Mrs Harrison and their little
family 10 Houlgate. France. where they
1n-i1I snend the remainder of the Sum-
mer season. and he will return to his
post at Stockholm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-25

Representative and Mrs. Richard S,
Aldrtch were guests Of the formers
brother-in-Iaw and sister, Mr.. and Mrs
n. Stuart Campbell. at dinner last
evening In their place at MstunucE'
r. I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-25
Deaths Reported.

Donate Botazzi, 80, Little Sisters OF tn
Poor
Samuel Branzell. rs. 1858 p st.
Clara e. Codrington, rs, Homeopathic Hos
pltal
Laura Pugh, 80. Sibley Hospital.
James Douglas Jones, SO. 1891 G ST. ne
HughRenia WEIGH. IS, 8O2 goth ST.
Charles M. Behrend So, 1901 Calvert St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-25

Charles gtreeks, 80, tuberculosis Hospital
Arleyia Conner, 4s, 1i27 Allison st.
Kay steuler, IS, en- route TO Emergency
Betty Mae Lehman, 3, Children's Hospital.
John Adams, 60, 1910 O st. sc.
Daniel Digs, So, 5508 Foot st. ne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-25

Elizabeth johnson, 81, 42S Use AZ. s.w.
John Jordan. so, Gallingef Hospitai
yqsepnlne Robinson, So Gallinger Hospital.
LIZZIE Lizzie Thomas, 80, 1852 32nd 81.
Frederick Cager, rs, tuberculosis HosnitaI
Fred Lee Phelps. 8, Casualty Hospita1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-25
Miss Speer Hostess This
Afternoon at Country Club.

Miss Madeleine Speer entertained at
luncheon, followed BY bridge. today at
the Congressional Country Club, when
her guests were Mrs Charles Shreve,
Mrs. Kenneth Clark. Mrs. Marvin Rex
rode, MRS. Clarence Santo. MRS. Joseph
Sheppard, Mrs. Ralph Potter. Mrs. Ray
mond Moore. Mrs. John Cook, Mrs.
Raymond Newman, Mrs. Charles Mil
Ter. IT.: Mrs. Ira Speer. Mrs. Edwin
Schneider. Mrs. Frank Shortall, Mrs.
CONTINUED on Fifteenth Page.l
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Beck -Tennyson Wedding
Yesterday in London, England.


Yesterday i'm London, England.
A wedding of interest in washington
took place in London yesterday. when
the Hon. Mrs. Lionel TennySon was
married TO Mr.. James NJ Beck, ir, son
of Representative and Mrs. James NJ.
Beck.
Mr.. Beck nd his bride left after
the ceremony, which took place at the
Paddinston registry office, for wedding
trip to Switzerland.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Edward w.
Eherle have as their guests the Rev.
Dr.. and frs. Webster Loring Clark of
California, who arrived yesterday aft
ernoon. Mrs. Clark is the daughter of
Thomas Larkin Thompson. who was a
Representative in Congress from Cali
fornia during Cleveland's administration
and who was later United States Min
lister to Brazil.
MAJ. Gen. and Mrs. c. Mex. Saitz-
man sailed on the Olympic from New
York Saturday for Europe, where they
will spend the Summer,
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Quincy A. Gill;
more have gone to New York and are
at the RitzCarlton for a few days.
Mrs. Frederick Oliver. who has been
visiting Comdr. and MRS. Smith Hemp
stone in Annapolis. has joined Capt.
Oliver and their two sons in Newport,
Capt. Oliver is a member of the new
class at the Naval War College. residing
at So Kay street. Newport, r. I.
Lieut.. Percy c. Corning. S. c.. q. s.
N. and Mrs. Corning left yesterday to
tour through New England and Canada
for the remainder of the Summer. Dur
ing their travels they will visit in New
Haven. Boston. Portsmouth, Bar Har-
Dor. Nova Scotia. Quebec. Montreal and
return via Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Corning are now max
ing their home at i757 K street north
west.
Vice Counsel T. Buynowski Of Hun
gary, entertained guests at luncheon
yesterday on the Willard roof.
Former Secretary of war and Mrs
Newton D. Baker of Cleveland vii
spend the latter part of next week In
Richmond, where Mr.. Baker win attend
the annual convention Of the Virginia
Bar Association, which viii open We'd
nesday, August /, at the Chamberlin-
Vanderbilt Hotel.
Former Senator Joseph s. Freling-
huysen and Miss Emily Frelinghuyser
who recently motored TO Washington
from Far Hills. N. j., have been stay
ing at the Mayflower.
Mrs. Alvin r. Hert, Republican com.
mitteewoman from Kentucky, enter.
tanned at luncheon yesterday on tht
willard roof, when covers were laic
for 20.
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SOCIETY
Ambassador of Turkey and Party Left
This Morning for Motor Trip in l.
New England States. y

THE Ambassador Of Turkey, Ahmed
Mouhtar Bey. accompanied by the
secretary of the embassy and
Nine. Bedy, left Washington this
morning by motor for New Eng
land. where they viii spend about 10
sSnx
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Washington after weeks absence out
OF the city,
The District postmaster, Mr.. william
NJ Mooney, was luncheon host today
on the willard roof, where he had six
guests.
Mrs. Horace c. Mcfarland viii en-
tertain at dinner Sunday evening at
the Chevy Chase Club in compliment
to Mr.. and Mrs. Horatio Bigelow of
Charleston. S. c., who viii be the guests
of Mrs. Macfarland's son and daughter
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. John Melton
Hudgins.
Mr.. Bigelow will arrive Saturday to
ioin Mrs. Bigelow, who Is visiting her
son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
HudginS, on Seminary Hill near Alex
andria, Va, where MIR. and Mrs. Hud-
gins are occupying the home of the
Rev. DR.. KnSlaw for the Summer.
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Continued on Fifteenth Page
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-25

Mrs. Alvin r. Hert, Republican COM
mitteewoman from Kentucky, enter
tanned at luncheon yesterday on the
willard roof, when covers were laid
for 20.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-07-09
EMPHASIZE GROWTH OF The
SOVIET UNION, Development
OF The CHINESE REVOLUTION
Program Points Out Sharpened Imperialist
Offensive Against U. S. S. R.
Capitalism, With Aid of Social Democrats,
Adopts Weapon of Fascist Terrorism
ToAIIsections of the Communist International

The Programme Committee of
Communist International as publishing DRAFT PROGRAM
The Commission thinks its duty declare that 9Ohe
of this draft of fundamental principles
the Fifth Congress the
theIess 1T differs considerably that Program
Commission felt that IN Ve of the changes
place important spheres of international life particularly
n the revolutionary since the Fifth Congress-
not coJne itself to making merely editorial changes the original
draft change place form general crisis
capitalism change has taken place the relationships
POROUS Great
great revolution IN China Wbich again sgn
canoe the question Great progress has
made m building socialism in the Socialist
Pcs The struggle beteen the capitalist world
the Union of Socialist Soviet Republics becoming Fascn
as growing and becoming Transformed into dictatorship
o. og capital Social democracy has degenerated
peT9ahsm The lessons that Communist
lteTotnGt IN the fight against opposition nay
become terndtaonGzed the tasks that
iteTnGn0L single orgdnizoiondu
necessary considerably to alter and enlarge
The general tendency of the changes been made is
todrds more cncreteness and INTER-
NATIONAL aspects both section as we'll as in the
= ~ '"
Acting the decision Erecuye Committee of the Conn
st International the Programme Commission pubng this
6rdtt program calls all their opnion and
cce OF Ut m articles, remarks and
cork done on the
st movement The question program aoU be ONE of The
central questions at the Srh Congress- essential that ~
material De collected 6y the time the
place at the Congress- The Commission therefore nptes all nd
to JON IN the fruitful discussion of the program
THE PROGRAMME CONFUSION or THE
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE
COMMUNIST LNTERNA TIONAL
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-07-09
Taxi Neu1s To
BE Emphasized
By This Paper

The DAILY WORKER will here
after print news of the struggles
and problems of the taxi drivers
regularly. The DAILY WORKER
is not only a news-reporting organ,
it is a fighting weapon which goes
into the fleeters garage to battle
for yoI; it fights for better wages,
shorter hours, against police dis
elimination, for a trade union OF
the taxi drivers.
The DAILY WORKER is the
only daily paper in the English
language which truly represents
and fights for the interest of the
workers. 1t will become your voice
and speak out your struggles
you do your part by sending in regu-
larly the news of your daily life.
Become a taxi correspondent for
your paper, The DAILY WORKER.
Write in regularly. We will cor
rect your English and spelling. We
will keep your name secret.
All together for a united battle
in behalf of the $4,000 New York
taxi drivers. Read, distribute, talk
about your paper!
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-07-09
FASCIST TERROR
INTENSIFIED ON
BY MUSSOLINI
Framed Bombing Elk
cuse for Torture

The fascist reign Of terror in italy
has assumed even greater proper
tions since the attempted assassina-
ton of the King in Milan, accord
ing to news received through under
ground channels at Zurich. The
fascist police employ all forms of
torture to extract confessions
from political prisoners, and raid
the homes of anyone who is consid-
cred in anyway dissatisfied with the
fascist regime.
The report cites raids and arrests
of prominent professors who have
contributed to harmless liberal
journals, of workers who are de-
handing living wage. The system
of fascist espionage and terror has
rounded out its machinery by
placing at the head of the italian
prisons Judge Albertini, who pre-
sided over the court of appeals that
hushed up the Matteotti case.
The bombing of train that car
ried Mussolini, although the bombs
carried the seal OF the state arsenal,
has served for further persecution
Of workers, and those who practiced
propaganda activity for the Italian
Communist Party, even before it
was declared illegal. Mere member
ship in the Communist Party serves
as a pretext for the most horrible
"information-ex extracting" tortures
and long terms of Imprisonment in
uncomfortable jails.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-07-09
.FasCistS GiUe
Ford q Medal
for Services

DETROIT, July 8.-Large-scale
exploitation of workers and anti
semitic propaganda received official
recognition here yesterday with the
comforting of the Grand Cross of
the Order of the Crown of Ru-
mania upon Henry Ford. The hon
or was conferred by Andrew Popo-
vich, secretary of the Rumanian le-
cation at Washington as a tribute
from the fascist, Jew-hating Brati-
anu dictatorship to the flivver king.
In his speech of presentation PV-
ovich referred to the great exploit
ter as "a benefactor of mankind"
and "a friend of labor" In reply
Ford promised to continue in the
future the policies which had won
him such wealth and the approval
of the capitalist class of the world.