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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-11
Ako xistit presns datum svojht
prichodu Do Ameriky, alsbo
memo lodi.

| Dotaz. Prisiel som do Spoie
lnych Statov vol'akedy ma jasen 7
1907, zabudol som vsak ako nj
memo sifi, tax al lia presne datum
nojho prfchodu. Preto bola nj
rnoja zisdost' americke OBJ
cianstvo vratena. Kde by SOM s
mohol potrebne informacie zado
vazit's
Odpoved'. Vel'a naSich ro-
dakov ma tie iste nesnadze ako
Wy. Pokuste sa ziskat' potrebne
informacie Cd spolucestujdeich.
ktori prisli ma jednej lodi $ Vami.
Mozete tiez dopisat lodnej spo-
locnosti, aki 81 pamatate jej memo,
alebo Foreign Language Infor-
nation Service, 222 Fourth Ave-
nue., New York, N. Y. V kazdom
pripade iudajte hoe len pribllzne
datum svojho prichodu, pristav,
ktoreho ste odcestoval, pristav,
V ktorom ste vst1pil ma americkn
podu, ako al dobu, ktoru ste Dol
ma vode. Takyto pripad ME je
mono vybavit' obratom posty.
Dakedy mono potrebne infor-
macie zaslat' "a niekol 'ko dni,
inokedy iba "a niekol'ko tyr
dnov.
o pripustenie studentov.
Dotaz. - Bol som zakonite pri-
pusteny do Ameriky pred dvoma
rokmi. Rad by som dostat' do
Ameriky svojho syna, ktory te-
raz studuje ma univerzite Bra
tislave chce pokracovat' ma
svojich studiach ma niektorej uni
verzite v Amerike. Jakym sposo-
BON dalo by sa to vykonat'?
Odpoved'. Vsetkym studen-
tom, starsim Is rokov, povol 'uje
sa studijna costa do Spojenych
Statov a dava sa i'm ma nekvotove
vizo. Kazdy takyto Student musl
mat vdostac penaznych pro-
striedkov, ably 2 mich mohol tuna
zit', alebo musi mat vo Spoje-
nych Statoch pribuznych alebo
priatel 'ov, ktorf sa zarucia, ze no
pc celu dobu studii Amerike
budd riadne vydrziavat' Jeho
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-11

~ Ksd mate krstiny, svadbu,
pohrab, spolkovd, osadnf slAv.
nost', opixte nam to : zaSlits uve-
Remit do na6ich novfn.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-11
1UBII.EJN1 PROGRAM $40.
VENsKA.

a tym ! sloyenske oslavy prveh'
decenia naSho statu. Cele Sloven
sko zije Y akomsi zvysenom jubi
LEMON ruchu, lebo slovensky ju
bilejny program je opravdu oh
siahly siroky a ncastni sa no SKI
tocne Slovensko cele.
Cely program je podeleny po
dl'a jednotlivych mesiacov. N;
april pripadlo zahajenie oslavs
desiateho vyrocia utvorenia tes
koslovenskych legii Talii. Dns
4. maja sa oslavi najma Lipt
Sv. Mikulasi vyrocie l'udovehe
shromazdenia, ktore sa v meste
tomto konalo /. maja r. 1913 ma
ktorom slovensky narod prvy raj
otvorene manifestoval "a svoju
slobodu q politickd jednotu 5
Cechmi. Lipt. Sv. Mikulas bude Y
mali vzpominat' ma druhu hi
storicky vyznamn1 udalost'. 20.
maja r. 1848, tedy pred so rok-
mi konalo sa v Lipt. Sv. Mikula-
81 pamatne slovenske shromazde-
ME, ktore manifestovalo proti GU
dziemu utlaku "a prava Slova-
kov. Ma 4. juna pripada desiate
vyrocie mucedlnfckej smrti 40
Sloyakov V Kragujevaci. 70 Slo-
venska vypravi sa do Kraguje-
vaca (v Juhoslavii) deputacia, a
by menom oslobodeneho naroda
polozila ma hrob popravenych We
nice. II. jiina bude odhaleny po
mink vojakom, padlym poeas boil
Sevickeho vpadu. %. j1na V den
desiateho yyrocia uznania Narod-
nej Rady observation-disclosures
skaj franc1zskou vladou bude V
Bratislave odhaleny pomnik hi
storika Palackeho. V mesiaci JUL
budl1 polozene zakladne kamene
pomnfkov blasajncich nase oslo
bodenie to na Zobore, Devfne a
Hradovej pri Kosiciach Ma me-
siac august pripadne otvorenie
Rol 'nickeho muzea v Bratislaye.
Evanjelici budil manifestovat' a
este V JILL 2 prilezito-
sti sjazdu evanjolictva ceslSoslo-
republiky, manifestacia
slovenskych katolickych ,spolkov
a organizacii pripadne zas IA me-
siac august. koncom augusta bu-
du V Turc. Sv. MARITIME narodo-
pisne slavnosti, pri ktorych polozi
sa zakladny kamen budovy Slo-
venskheo narodneho muzea. Dna
8. septembra bude odovzdanie
Stefanikovej mohyly ma Bradle
verejnosti. Je prirodzene, re hlav-
ne oslavy pripadnd na mesiac ok
Iober, ktory ma Slovensku bude
zvlast primeranym spo-
sobom: venuje sa cely kultirneJ
praci po vsetkych krajoch Sloyen-
ska. Vo vsetkych obciach bude sa
vykladat historic oslobodenia a
vzrast slovenskej kultiry desia-
Itch rokoch, ably sa tax poznalo,
20 Slovensko "a prvych desat ro-
koy svojej samostatnosti ziskalo.
Dna %. oktobra bude yo vset-
xych obciach dostojna oslova de-
,iateho vyrocia republiky, dfla 20.
oktobra veeer "vatry slobody',
Ina 80. oktobra oslaya pamiatky
leklaracie sloyenskeho naroda V
rurc. Sv. MARITIME. V tomto me-
,iaci poloM sa zakladny kamen
Slovenskemu cinohernemu diva
llu v Bratislave. Dna 81. decem-
IRA tohoto roku pripada desiate
ryrocie oslobodenia hlavneho me-
TIA Slovenska eeskoslovenskymi
vojakmi, co bude tiez nalezitym
,posobom oslavene.
Matica Slovenska a inc kultnr-
le spolky postavia jubilejnom
.oku mpoho pamatnych dosiek
sloyenskym narodov-
:om. Bud1 sa sadit pamatne haze
! aleje, ako na pr. v Bystricke,
letoyisku prveho nasho preziden-
ia Masaryka. Myslienkam jubi-
Z - II \ 2 5
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-11
o Do6IKovANf DETf NATUL
RAI.IzovANfOH OB6ANov

| Dotaz. Dostal som svoj OBJ
ciansky list a sberam sa podat
Iziadost' 0 pripustenie mojej man
zelky a deti do Ameriky pomimt
kvoty. Mojej najstarsej deere bu
de vsak ga diva mesiace osemnast
rokoy, a obavam sa preto, ze ne
hude jej povolene cestovat spo
locne s ostatnymi clenmi moje.
rodiny. Ci sa da daco tejto vec5
podujat
Odpoved'. Okolnost', ze Va.
Sci deere bude vyse 18 rokov, ked
pride do Ameriky, ME je dosta.
tocnym dovodom, aby jej bol
vstup ma americkn podu zaka-
zany. Slobodne deti americkych
obcanov budh totiz prip1St 'ane
pomimo kvoty al tom pripade,
ze uz prekrocily. 18. rok svojho
veku. ak bola ziadost O ich pri-
pustenie schvalena v dobe, kedy
i'm Is rokov este nebolo.
Deti americkych obGanov vo We
ku medzi 19. 81. rokom mozu
sa prisikovat' iba prednostnej
triede kvoty.
Ziadost' o pripustenie svojej
rodiny podajte zaraz, a to na for
mulari els. 633, ktory Yam ma po-
ziadani doposle Commissioner Ge-'
neral of immigration, Washing
ton, d. G.
Americka obcianka neutrati
svojho obcianstva ked' sa
vyda "a neobcana.
Dotaz. = MOI prvy manzel, "a
ktoreho som sa vydala V r. 1917,
boil americkym obcanom. Po jeho
smrti r. 1923 vydala som sa
znovu. MOI terajsi manzel ME
este naturalizovany. CT SOM este
americkou obciankou?
Odpoved'. = Ano, ste. Nado-
budla ste svojho americkeho OBJ
sobasom americkym OBJ
;anom r. 1917. Cd %. septembra
1922 nema sobas ziadneho vplyvu
IA obcianstvo manzelky. Preto
,te zostala americkou obciankou
u ked' ste sa teraz vydala "a
,udzinca.
Evening star., 1928-04-22
SALE on RENT--sUB PIlOP'TY.

Z M1DEkh HOMES II II, Il D. b ~, 4 b.
ssak Hfypfs II ~ h.. eisntg4ats. Matet iaun
dFs large Bst shade and fruit trees Hisef
dale Hilis n HlFffdae PFaB1ikss 1t 0Nnhf
8Ya frlaiaad ssf. ~. -.
> ROOMS AND BATH ELEr LIGHTS, "a
age sB}tken h143ss& bntt pua sAA'ie ttaHr
geaa0naiJis tsfBss refeteneHs II, HAhH
Brsn.bYllis Mi, - -
LAHaE MODEE6 ROOM HOfIfE SHRUB
tnts aud fsUlt trees ~ h Wells ave GhH
i4i1sa4In B221 DWhkE 80
THREE NOON EGR1Ai0W. 30 Nv 100 foot
9f BoInR fIHtt tees room f9f RaftleH MI
modern improvements / " hioaha fr1tp
bouley ard C9ilnar Manor. ntis for ANAL
'N''' Address Boz 9as 4 star oftles aa'
MODERn BljhsALlWe.. IiEsthAHLY. 10
GATED Hsattssilis !and ytatnltg. pIised - bDO
b. 50 900 or will FAnt $50 ~ 94u monthly
4rA b. near cars. Va 800 Rent, $50
sTes aoonls. paffehssss s1sde, slssssslob
u. 4. NAY. 0naIR AYAT1s. ssi.
Evening star., 1928-04-22
Sal.f,,,--tfsallSsgS
C0I.C,gED

COL0RED
Manv houses to - rooms all sections
Terms $50 np Will exchange Owner
Holmes. lo04 st NV Main 3617.
$500 CASH $40 MONTH; RENTED FOR
S4a; colonial; commercial NV.
Evening star., 1928-04-22
NEW ENGLISH COTTAGE.

Lying room. with hrepiaas. . bedrooms
ard iarFe H69red attic. closets. breakfast
no0k h.-wh. range buiIt-tn hYeproof "a.
rage; lot 50xI5G only 1875 and liberal
terms See e. =. sTIFFLER. 3rd and 6
Turn OF GeorKiz ase. ext. at Craze
Church. Ro sslnsks Grace Church I'd.
~ ~FwM4
Evening star., 1928-04-22
HOUSES AND APARTMENTS.
MAIfTJE ri IAHHY

2i3 Cedar Ave. Takpma park, Md
Shepherd 25tf.
F0E AKkT ~ ELAhEsDOA-~six ROOM
tm0-siory DWELLING all toHvsnienees, bath.
gas electricity and bot~wsteF beat; Has
ssesDinE porch, large ioi aad plenty of shsdf
T0ligeFaisntiS located 10 the car and bus
lines Heat. $50 peF month.
FDR gEkT~keyeGfoom 2-story hoase., all
,asenissnee.s bath sas fleft,s,ty h9a ana
plAnty ~ shadei garage. Tbs house ~
Iseated uesf the eaf aIag hue llt.ssa
Plpons Tiafsnd0n 1877.
sundays and nights Clarendon 81.
Evening star., 1928-04-22
SALE--HOUSES.
RIG BRICK HOME. 25 FT. WIDE.
8 LARGE ROOMS AND GARAGE.
ONLY $40 50O-TERMS TO SUIT.

wonderful brick home. with concrete
front porch and a frontage. of over 20 ~.
convenient TO ncighhOrhOOd facilities, bus
and car lines Six large rooms and tiled
bath outside pantry, ample closet space:
second floor arranged for apartment: con.
crete cellar with laundry trays. In perfect
condition: hardwood trim throughout. hot
water heat electricity. screens and awnings.
ratio garage This home is an exceptional
buy at only S1O500. Owner will make at
tractive terms. Address Box 335-S. star
Office
Evening star., 1928-04-22

5-R MI. FUR. OR IN
fur; electric range and washer: piano. fire.
place. furnace; bus. st. car. r. r. trans:
lawns garage. good school. Hyatts. 1897.
Evening star., 1928-04-22
RENT-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SUMNER MONTHS ROOMS. COM
nletely furnished: ami; screened porch: sun
parioT garage: large yard. shade trees gar
den: sos per mo. One block from bus and
ears al Mt. Ida station. 20 minutes from
9th and Pa. aNG. Phone Alex. 14I4W.
ton garden lawn. p0rchps: desirable local
lily, concrete road IL Iittlefield ave Hyatts-
vile. $40. DANIELS. l446 \ st. NV
North al3l.
4 ROOMS; FINE CONDITION: FURNACE;
electricity. water: lawn: high and grade
schools: Il acre; fruit. Hyattsville: $50.
DANIELS, I446 st. NV. North ai31.
an1I. Phone shepherd .9U6.W Corner of
Cedar and Philadelphia ayes-. Takama Park
Evening star., 1928-04-22
NEARBY VIRGINIA.

NEAKBY NIRtJININ.
ZEAL BARGAIN.
Two and one~hslf miles Of Hefndon. Va:
~ acres splendid young orchard Of i@9
4FeRs' Improved fsy 6~Fnom dwelling.
Pfaee. 81 500 Away Eselow market nrfee.
AK IDEAL HOME FOR COMMCTER
Within ] = miles of Washington. IN good
community. S-roon serai-yuugziow. mod.
eFu. 9 acres garage. poultry hGuse. fruit.
essnren5entfy located near State highway.
pHBer 81 500
NEAR WASHINGTON COUNTRY CLUB.
Attr@ctdye 2-etory dwelling slI modern
q large rooms and bath :. acre garage
ana henh9use; sHnpse supply Of fruit.
Pr4en 81 600. terms
CHARLES +. .BROADWATER
R0gsIyN. VA
Phone Clarendon 49i. Pals Church AZ.
Evening star., 1928-04-22
waNrrn-srIRrRBAN PROPERTY.

WANTED, IN NEARBY MARYLAND
north or east on MAY 10. or : room bun
catoW: ami; garage: flowers and garden.
Fnur adults: good care given. Address Box
.HA-S. star otficF,
WANTED--R-ROOM HOUSE IN VA MUST
I've modern: must I've near ears and hus
Al iress Box sta-S. Star office
Evening star., 1928-04-22
pETACHED HOME,

I4ITI = Of AN AIKE,
Located I'm attractive community OF de-
tached homes between Conn. ave. and Rock
Greek Park, this home combines the ad-
vantaGes of both quiet seclusion and ac-
feasibility to the city. 0Rly about two
blocks from Conn. ave. ears. Very large
lot. with oak trees. The home is only about
= years old and is completely equipped with
every modern convenience including an Oil
burner. There seven laTge rooms and
hath. Biz porches flowers and shruhbery.
This home is worth your consideration and
especialy so If you want plenty OF rooni.
Priced law and ON very reasonable terms.
Call Main 1853.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-28
Dog Saves Children,
 Then Dies in Flames

COMMERCE, Okla, March 2S- The two small children of Mr and Mrs. Adin Clark owe their lives to German police dog tlat died in the fire from which il saved them.
 The children and the dog were locked in the house while the par ents were a few blocks away on business when they discovered that their home was afira. The children vainly sought an exit from the smoke-filled building un- til their pet leaped through Q win dow, breaking the glass. They followed the dog through the opening. but the faithful animal, apparently believing that the chi,- dren still were inside, leaped back into the house and perished
 The house was burned to the ground.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-28
Three Americans Are
 Killed, PIane Crash,
 On Flight in Mexico

MEXICO CITY, March 2s- Three Americans were killed when plane in which they were fly ing from Nogales, Arizona, to Mexico City, crashed in the street at Toluca. only 45 miles from their objective.
 The victims are Sterling Rohlfs, pilot William King and Wallace Springer.
 It is understood the flight was taken in the interest of air mail development.
 The plane was about 1000 feet in the air when strong winds caught it and the machine nose r'--f
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-28
PROMISING CREW
 AT WASHINGTON U

SEATTLE, Wash, March 2S- With the Olympic games as the ultimate goal, the University of Washington varsity crew three times intercollegiate rowing cham pion, and last year second only to Columbia, is showing terrific driving power and beautiful form in early season practice.
 It's first race is against Cali fornia here April G. California won last years event
 The chances of the Huskies, working under Al Ulbricks on, their new coach. appear unusually bright Only three seats of the 1927 varsity shell need to he filled and Ulbrickson has last years junior varsity champions to SC feet from with the exception of one man lost by graduation. With these oarsmen and horde of last years freshmen fighting for a seat in the first shell, the five regulars are having to exert them selves to keep their positions.
 The 25Iyear-old Washington coach who stepped into the shoes of Rusty" Callow when Callow went to Pennsylvania at a salary purported to be the highest ever paid a crew instructor, is pointing C., Thnu tha duel with California, the Inter- collegiate regatta at Poughkeeps's and the Olympic trials.
 The Husky mentors most diff cult problem at present is choos- ing q stroke. He has four mon in- cluding last seasons varsity pacar who probably could handle the first shell in creditable manner but he hasn't decided which one he will use. Ellis Macdonald, Hal Philbrick, Ray Morse and Stan Valentine compose the quar- tet seeking the coveted seat. Mac Donald stroked the varsity on the Hudson last year. Philbrick stroked the junior varsity at Poughkeepsie and Morse the ju- nior varsity against California. Valentine is a new man.
 Rounding into shape, the crew often takes pulls of six to eight miles on Lake Washington-ope the year around--and their stroke now is being raised gradually. trials usually ending in a snappy beat of 30 or more minute.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-28
TUNNEY MUST
 COME TO MARK
Must Accept by Next Tuesday One of Three
 Men to Fight

NEW YORK, March 2S-Gene Tunney may be placed on the in eligible list in New York the State Athletic Association officials said unless he accepted by next Tues day one or all three top chal- lenges on file here, Sharkey, Hee- nev or Risko, in order of rating.
 Tunney will not be permitted to fight Dempsey before these three. Tunney will be required to fight twice this year, the rule recurring that titleholders must defend their crowns every six months.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-28
HOOVER IS IN
 N. J, PRIMARY

TRENTON, w. J., March 2S-A petition formally entering Herbert c. Hoover in the New Jersey Pri- mary on May 15, as a candidate for the Republican nomination for President, has been filed with the State Election Bureau. The peti- tion was signed by 3,500.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-28
{ { -t!4fso'99 REED
 cAMp AIGNINC

WASHINGTON. Mar. 2S United States Senator James A. Reed in- tends to carry the fight for the Democratic Presidential nomina- tion into 10 states on his present speech making tour In all he will deliver more than a score of addresses in the South and Middle West before returning to Wash ineten.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-28
ATTENTION

ATTENTION
 If you need a good carpenter phone 49S. Handy Andy's Shop A. P. LAGERGREN. Prop. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-28
Senator Shipstead Is
 Endorsed by His Party

ST. PAUL, Minn., March 2S- Over the stubborn opposition of the Anti-Conservatives, the Mime sota Farmer-Labor Convention en- dorsed United States Senator Henrik Shipstead
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-28
Gene SkcJ,k Forced
 Doarn on Attempt to
 Break an Air Record

ST. PAUL. Minn.. March 2S.- For the third time motor trouble ended the attempt of Gene Shank to better the world'e endurance flight record after being in the air 12 hours. A plugged gas jet forced him down
 Advertising arways pays. Use the columns of The Empire
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-28

Eueene Permanent Waves. SIS. American Beauty Parlor. --adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-28
BASEBALL AND BUSINESS

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, March 2s-- Little Doc Gautreau, Boston Braves infielder and the smallest player in the major leagues, has gone into the automobile tire husiness. While he is grabbing drives on the diamond his busi- ness partner will be grabbing drivers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-28
Mrs. Cociidge's Mother
 Shows Signs Improvement

NORTHAMpToN, lass.. March 2S.Thc coalition of Mrs. Cool idge's mother, Mrs. Lemira Good hue, shows improvement today according 10 Br ]. k. Hayes her physician.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-28
TANNED 27 MEN

JACKSON, Miss. March 28-- Rufus Smith. Detroit pitcher, farmed to Montreal this year, famed 27 men in nine inning game when pitcher for the Vest town, Pa. Preps. The opposition was Swarthmore Prep. He's a southpaw.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-28

Members of the Moose are in- vited by the Elks to Social Session at Elks' Hall tonight at 9 P. NJ. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-28
Fortune in Logs
 Scattered by Wind

PORT ANGELES, Wash, Mar. 2S IT Logs valued at $150,000 were today scattered by the wind over the Straits, after having been gathered once following the storm of last Monday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-13
Notes on Special
Church Services

Last night at the McCabe Meth
odist church, the Rev. T. Parker
Hilborne spoke on the subject Of
1.-THE Great Refusal" taking for
his text Mark. 1922: "Hc Went
Away" The speaker said: 'In
this short sentence is contained the
tragedy of q human soul and you
cannot read it intelligently without
feeling q touch Of heartache. His
story is one Of the most disappoint-
ing to be found in the New Tesla
ment. No story ever began more
hopefully. and no morning ever gave
= more promising dawn than his.
The supreme worth of a man only
makes his failure the more tragic.
This young man was rich, and
money spells power, for it is con-
densed energy, it is pent up force.
If consecrated to God. it can be-
come the channel of Gods blessing
to millions of needy lives. But he
went away, and the Kingdom of
God received none Of his wealth.
HE was q Ruler, and his posi-
ton and influence might have
counted tremendously for righteous
ness, but he went away. Better
still he was young. Standing in
the morning of life he had all the
energy and enthusiasm of his young
manhood with its marvellous posi-
bilities to give to the work Of the
Kingdom, and there is no gift like
the gift Of youth. But he went
away.
"Then this young man was rever-
ent. He was not lacking in a fine
respect for holy things. Will Rog-
ers said some time ago that if you
examined the bump Of reverence on
the head of the modern man, you
would in most cases find only q
dent. Reverence will always be q
sign of moral fitness, but men are
forgetting the sanctities of life and
too many are living on the low
levels still.
HE was morally clean and loyal
" religious, pattern Of good
works, and yet he failed at the high
challenge of the Christ to leave all,
forsake all and follow all the way.
"Christ said to this young man
One thing thou lackest. With all
your fine qualities and your splen.
did virtues you have not yet ar.
rived
"There is something lacking.
What is your lack? Why are you
not satisfied with riches and plea
sure and social position? 1t is be-
cause every soul among US needs
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-13
Cuhel to Be GrOOmed
For Olympic Hurdles

Iowa City, Ia, March 13.-R-
An important candidate for the
Olympic 400 metres hurdles, Frank
Cuhel Of the University of Iowa,
flashed to the front Of the western
conference indoor track meet here
Saturday night. He ran his quarter
Of the one mile relay in 40 3-5 sec.
onds, and won the 70.yard hurdles
in :08.8, just two-tenths of a second
slower than the worlds indoor rec
ord. As soon as the outdoor colleg.
late track season is finished, the
Iowa captain will be turned from
his big ten specialties and 9roomed
for the Olympic event.
Four conference marks were
shattered At the meet, which lllinoi,
won after an interesting struggle
with Iowa. It was the first time
the meet had been held away from
Northwestern's gym at Evanston
ILL.,, and the speed Of the new six
lap track In lowa's vast new field
house contributed greatly to the
record-smashing.
William Droegemueller Of North.
western set q new American record
for indoor vaulting off = dirt floor
when he crossed the bar at Is feet,
2 1-2 inches.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-13
BRAND ASKS
7SIGNATI0N
OF HOOVER
Ohioan Charges Secretary's
Campaign Is Financed Out
of u. S. Treasury

Washington, March 13.-F)-The
long expected Willis Hoover debate
broke in the house today with one
of the participants, Representative
Charles Brand Of Ohio, q Republic
can, demanding the resignation Of
Secretary Hoover from the cabinet
in the Interest Of economy and in
the interests of fair play in politics. "
He also charged Mr.. Hoover with
financing his presidential campaign
ito very large extent" out Of the
federal treasury.
Taking the floor for q 30-minute
arraignment Of Hoover, the COM
merce secretary, Brand said that he
was informed from reliable sources
that Hoover's department lis today
honeycombcd with politics." and
that the government business Is not
IS per cent efficient.
Brand declared he was advised
that all of the offices of the com.
merce department throughout the
country were now being used az in
struments in the campaign.
This he added, can readily be be-
lieved in Ohio.
1--WE have seen an ex.city political
boss picked up in Ohio and made
assistant secretary Of commerce
after Mr.. Hoover began to run for
the presidency" he continued. 1--WE
have seen this man occupying this
position and drawing the salary,
running Mr.. Hoover's campaign in
Ohio. unond half If HE time there
and the other half down in Wash.
ington running Mr.. Hoover's ma
tional campaign.
"Now, under these circumstances,
the campaign Of Mr.. Hoover for
president is being paid for to .
very large extent out Of the trea-
sury of the United States and / ask
the president Of the United States
to ask the resignation Of Herbert
Hoover as secretary Of commerce in
the interest Of economy and in the
interests Of fair play in politics"