davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-04
F. i. ]. $.

Osoba, ktera sa nenarodila v
spojenych statoch alebo nena-
budla svojho americkeho obcian-
stya uz ako malolete diet'a ma Ia
lslade obcianstva svoiich rodicov,
m6zc sa stat americkym obeanom
len maturalizaciou.
Y Spojenych Statoch m6ze byt'
naturalizovany kazdy, kto patril
k bielemu plelnenu, je najmenei
q rokov starry a I'll V Spojenych
Statoch najmenej pat rokov.
Tri kroky ma ziskanie ameri-
ckaho obcianstva sd tieto:
Najprv musi ziadAtel prehla-
sit svoj dmysel stat sa obcanom
spojenych Statov, co sa robi pred
klerkom ktorehokol'vek sndu,
majiceho pravomoc naturalizo-
vat cudzincov. Sud tento sa musi
nachadzat' v okrese, ktorom
ziadatel' byva. Ably mohol cudzi-
nee uoinit' prehlasenie umyslu,
musi byt' najmenej 18 rokov sta
ry m6ze tax .urobit' kedykop- !,
vek, ked' sa trvacne usadil Spo-
jenych Statoch a ked' sa rozho-
dol, re sa chce stat americkym
sobcanom.
Ia druhe: Ak zil ziadatel'
Spojenych Statoch nepretrhnute
pat rokov, naucil sa hovorit' po
anglicky soznamil sa riice $
amcrickou vladnou formou de-
ii11ami, moze podat' klerkovi ma
talmslizaGneho sddu predbeznu
ziaaost O prijatie do obcianskeho
svazku Spojenych Statov. Tento
krok m6ze sa podujat' najsk0r "a
diva roxy a najneskorsie "a sedem
rokov po slozeni ,prehlasenia IL
nlyslu stat sa americkym obca-
nom.
Ostatnym krokom je potom tax
zvany posledny vysluch, ktory sa
kona devat 'desiat dni pc podani
konccnej ziadosti naturalizaciu
Ziadatel' musi sa dostavit k We.
rejnemu zasedaniu sndu so svoji
mi dvoma svedkalni, podrobit 50
zkdske prisahat' yernost' Spo
ienym Station, ma go je. mn poss
1eny obciansky list. Proced,lra "a
i to nie je u vsetkych sidov jedna
N ka, ale rozdiely sd v celku ne
Ss vel'ke.
Kazdy cudzinec moze 81 vyt'ah
nut 'sprvy papier'', len Go m6z'
dokazat', ze je zakonitym obyva
tel'om toho okresu, v ktoron
svoje prehlasenie idc skladat
Me je treba, ably vedel pisat', ci
tat alebo hovorit' po anglicky
Ked' nevie pfsat', podpis znacko'
staci.
Ked 81 cudzinec praje prehla
sit svoj 1mysel stat sa ameri
clsym obcanom, musi 81 predo
vsetkym zadovazit formular, kite
ry je znamy pod nazvem "Fact
for Declaration of Intention
/Tento formular m6ze dostat o,
klerka ktorehokol'yek sndu natr
ralizacneho. V mnoho prlpadoc
m6ze no obdrzat' al od niektore
dobro6innej organizacie, alebo o
svoiho ucitel'a, ak navstevuje W
cernn skolu. Ia formular sa ner;
ia ziadny poplatok. Vsetky otai
ky vo formulari treba zodpov,
dat peclivo presne. Ak 81 new
dakto pri vyplnovanf forlhular
ratly, mech sa obrati ma svojh
ucitel'a alebo ma ktor1kol We
dobrocinn1 organizaciu, lStora nj
vd'acne pomoze.
Vyplneny foYmular musi cudz
nee potion odovzdat' klerkovi II;
turalizacneho sldu, pri com mu
mat zavzdy ma mysle, re svo.
prehlasenie 6nlyslu nemoze slozi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-04
MOVE AMERICKE BANKovKY
F.. L. T.. S.

Move bankovky budii 6 i SIG
cola dlhe a 2 l1-l6 cola Stroke.
Rozkvet automobilizmu je jednou
z hlavnych prfcin nivocenia ban-
koviek. Bankovky bud1 dane do
obehu /. julia 1929.
v Bureau of Engraving and
Printing yo Washingtone tlaeia
sa praye move balikovky Tieto
move bankovky bud1 mensich roz
merov nez sll tie. ktore sl dnss \
obehu. 70 statnych lisov vycha-
dza denne tychto bankoyak "a
|niekol 'ko milionov dolarov 4
Novo vydavane bankoyky zne.
jl ma obnosy 81, 81, So, SO, $40
E$50, 800, $500, $4,000 4 lO, go
lfalisffe 63 percent celeho Nd
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-04
NOVY DIREKTOR
AMERICAN CIGAR co

Frank w. Harwood, direktor
American Tobacco Company, ha
vidal 1radu spravcu ohlasovania
v tel spolocnosti a stal sd direkto-
rom American Cigar Company,
kde bude Ia cele ohlaskoveho od-
delenia.
Beruc ma seba tieto povinnostl,
Mr.. Harwood prinasa tejto $780,
0O0, 100000 korporacii zkilsenosti,
rradobudnute behom mnohych ro-
kov vo vsetkych fazach cigarove-
no priemyslu.
Hlavnejsie vyroblsy cigar, kto,
rym Mr.. Harwood bude venovat
okamzitil pozornost', s1 Chancel,
lor, Roi-Tan Cremo, vsetko do
bre zname tel vcl'kcj armade fa.j-
ciarov cigar, ktorf majii radi do.
sbre cigary "a obi 'nben1 cenu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-04

styri kotlarky tavicky, tri ka-
menolomky 1923 pristavnych ma
kLadaciek.
Inc zeny uplatnuju sa v BAN
kach, stavaju sa architektami a
inziniermi. 5,226 zien bolo ban
kovnyani dradnickami, 21 straz-
kyI majakov, 1871 architektiek a
Al inzinierok.
Najvaesi poeet zien ostava vsak
al mad 'alej zamestnany domac-
nostiach, mech uz vlastnych ale
bo cudzich, IA druhom mieste po-
tom v tovarnach ako robotnicky
a iba na tret'om mieste ako 1rad-
nicky v kancelariach
Pocas ostatnych desiatich TO,
kov vzrastol pocet zien, zamest.
nanych v kancelariach, o celych
40 percent, v zivnostenskych pod
nilxoch uz len o 80 percent, re.
meslach o 43 percent a V pre-
mavkoyych podnikoch 100 per
cent. -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-04
NOVA INDUSTRIALNA DOBA
umoznuje zenam pristup do vset-
kych pracovnych odvetvi.
kF. u. l. S..

Moderne zeny nachodia .pracaI
jake kovaci, murari, kamenolom-
ci, pristavni a lodpl nakladacia,.
.zatial co inc dopracovavaju sd
dobreho postavenia bankach,
stavajl sa architektami inzi-
niermi.
Pani Ethel l.. Best, nradnicka
z Women's Bureau, pukazala v
svojej prednaske ku shromazde-
niu zarobkove zamestnanych zien
ma vein zaujimaye fakta, ktore
zjayne dokazuj1 prichod novel
priemyslovej cry pre- zeny zarob-
kova zamestnane. Osobitnou sta
tistikou 2 roku 1920 bolo zistene,
ze dnesne zeny pracuji ako ko-
vaci, murari, pristavni a lodni ma
kladacia a v mnoho inych zamest-
naniach, kedysi yylucne mllz-
skych.
z 572 znamych zamestnani sze-
ny boly maj jdsnet s537i iize inN:.
mi slovamisvo vSetkych moznycli
odvetyiach priemyslu a obchodu
az ma tridsat pat ktorych mtl-
zovia boil jedinymi zamestnanca-
mi s.
statistika 2aznanenava styri
Isxeny lsovaaccky, ssieni nftrdrieiz5
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-04
PERSONALITA.

Teraz sa mnoho hovori 0 "per-
sonalite". Akiste najvacsm vzo-
rom personality je Irene Bor-a
doni, francdzska hereclaa, ktora
vynika svojou stihlost 'ou no.
vom kuse paris, ktory je teraz
davany New: Yorku. Slecna Bor-
doni obl'ubila 81 Wac Lucky nez-
Ii sladkosti, a tax 81 udrzuje svo-
ju stihlu postavu. Mcdowell, ably
ztucnela. Zdravie nachod1 v Lu-
ckies, ktorych pripekana chut
jei chutna. "a zamedzuje jej stuc-
nenie. Slecna Bordoui p1Se Ll-
cky Strike cigaretlach nasledov.
ne:
i" Mel ME = sIadkOsti ME ST
pre- nina. Fajcim Lucky, ably SON
sa udrzala stihlou. Nem0zem jest
cukrove peciva, ktort moji rodac
talk obl'ubujti. Co by 81 moje 0
becenstvo pomyslelo, keby son
nebola Stihlou? Prcto fajclm Lu
cky Strike, ktorych chut' je pri
Jenna, uspokoji mole unaven
nervy pc hre nikdy mi hrdl
neskrabn robia ma tsa 'stnou.
Co hovori 81. Bordoli Luck
Strike cigaretlach, plati pre- vst
tky zeny v Amerike. Je dobre ia,
/ cit Lucky, ak eheete byt still
/. lou. Nzpomente 81 ia to, ked' d'
! stanete chut' ma Sfadl1osti. Rozun
ne uzivanie cukrlt je sice odporl
catel ne, ale prilnnoho sladkos
/ Skodi. Preto k voli miernostl, Il;
], pal'te 81 Lucky miesto siahnutl
\ pc cukrikoch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-04
MA PREDAJ DOM

5 izbovy, / poschodovy so vset-
kym zariadenim, utica dlazdena,
ma Union st. Preda sa ma vel mi
Fahkt splatky. Dom je prazdny
mono sa Gdonho prest'ahovat
hned'. AUOJZ j. KLEIN, 303 Ma
.honing Bank Bid. Tel. 76261 ale
bo 1874.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-04
Drobne ohla$ly
HL,ADAM PRLATEL'A

Stefana MARTINEZ, z Plaveckeho
Stvrtku, zupy Bratislavskej. Ma
sa zdrzovat' tn v okoli Youngs-
townu. Nam mu sdelit' dobru
zpravu 3 kraju. Kto nom zna
alebo sam mech sa HAS: ma etlre-
SUI: Simon. Danihel, u Martina Ma
riash, R. Ed. No. 2, So. Meridian
Rd., City. (3)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-04
MESTSKY SUD NAL
DOBRY "OBCHOD'

Mas mestsky sud priniesol oko-
lo 100000 cisteho zvysku pre-
mesto, oznamil mestsky sudca
Mulholland. Toto bolo umoznene
tym, ze skvajeri boil amendment
y svojich operaciach meste.
Mestski sudcovia teraz majn toP-
ko prace, ze nestacia nlesto bu-
de ndtene pridat' este jedneho
sndcu ku civilnym pravotam.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-04
lTAJFtN MA FILIPiNACH
USMRTIL 500 l. 'UDI

Tajfun, ktory zlril ma Filipi-
mach pred Vianoemi, usmftil 500
Ilsndf 4 ziiicif 90 lodi u pristavoch.
Medzi obyvatelstvom panuje bic
lda, lebo celia nroda bola znicena.
Americky Gerveny KrM odoslal
zasoby potravln do Manly a anne
lricka vlada semena pre- norl &
rbdu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-04
MA PREDAJ

6 izbovy dom ma dobrom mieste,
blizko kostola a katollcllej skoly
ako al verejnej skoly. Garadz ma
3 masiny. Utica dlazdena, preda
sa vel mi lacno abo sa zameni "a
mensi majetok. 50
ALOIS j. KLEIN .i,f3 T.
303 Mahoning Bank Bldg.
Telefony: 1921 - 1874
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-04
m'ADA!am
TAHACOY DRoTU

Museju byt' zk1seni. Pre- 1plne
informacie piste alebo sa Haste V
Employment Department, Jones
& Laughlin Steel Corporation,
Aliquippa, Pa. ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-04
hlasenie dobre uchosal.

Prehlasenie lmyslu je prisazne
udanie, ze ziadatel ma dmysle
stat sa obcanom Spojenych Sta
tov, ze chce trvacne zit' v tejto]
krajine a ze sa chce zriect ma
yzdy prislusnosti ku ktorejkol'-
tek cudzej krajine a najma k
tel, ktorej je poddanym. Prvy
papier uvadza tiez Q ziadatel'ovi
iste fakta, akyni sl jeho memo,
vek, zamestnanie, osobny opis,
miesto narodenia, ostatny pobytI
" cudzine, datum prichodu do
spojelych Statov, memo lode, ma
ktorej pricestoval (ak ma dakto-s
rel prisiel), ia ostatku al teraj-s
Sic miesto jeho pobytu.
U vacsiny sddov klerk odoprie
prijat' prehlasenie dmyslu skor-
Sic, kym rekordy prist 'ahovale-
ckeho uradu, tom pristave, kde
cudzinec vstdpil ma americkn po-
du, boly riadne prehli4 dnute a
kym tym nebolo zistene, ze Gu
dzinec Dol naozaj zakonitym spo-
sobom pripusteny do Spojenych
Statov ma trsacny pobyt. " tom
pripade, ze cudzinec sa dostal do
Spojenych Statov bez rueej pre-
hliadky ma niektorej prist 'aho-
valeekej stanici, alebo ak Dol pri-#
pusteny do krajiny iba ma docas-
MI navstevu, nemoze dostat' prvy
papier nemoze sa preto stat
americkym obcanom Go Wac,
kazdy cudzinec, ktory sa sem do
stal nezakonitym tsp6sobom pc i.
jdli 1924, moze byt' deportovanS
kedykoPvek nehl'adiac ma dobu
jeho pobytu yo Spojenych Sta
toch, a ten, kto prisiel nezakonite
pred 1. jilom 1924 moze byt de-
portovany pocas prvych troch ro-
kov, v niektorych pripadoch al
pocas prvych piatich rokov pc
svojom prichode.
.Prehlasenie umyslu nerobi ~zia
datePa obcanom Spojenych Sta
tov; je to iba prvy krok v pro
cesse naturaliZacnom. Ak chce Gu
!. dzinec odcestovat "a hranicu, he
: m0ze ziadat' Q vystavenie ameri
: ckeho pasu, lez musi 81 zadovazit
a pas tel krajiny, ;ktorej bol obca
! nom alebo poddanym v dobe pc
: aasania spojho prehlasenia i
! myslu. Osoba, majuca prvy pa
i, pier, nema este prava ztcastnit
y sa voIieb v ziadhom State Uni
mimo Texasu.
Il Pocinajuc dnom %. septembr
Ell 192a-clldzinka, ktora sa vydala 2
l. rodeneho Americana, alebo kite
d rel manzel Dol naturalizovany p
>. tomto dni, nenabula svojim SODA
l. som americkeho 0bcianstva. M0z
I. vSak ziskat americke obcianstv
u ovela snadnejsie, nez muz. Nj
je od nej ziadane, ably prehlasil
/ svoj umysel stat sa americko
l. obcankou, cize ME je jej treb
} vyt 'ahnlt prvy papier, lebo te:
p sa jej pripade nahradzuje OF
IS cianskym listom muzovym aleb
:. jeho dokazom narodeni Spt
d jenych Statoch. TAX iste ME ]
i treba, ably lila Spojenych St;
III toch plnych pat rolov pred p'
j DAMN ziadosti 0 obcianstvo. St'
ID ci, aby lila nepretrhnute iba j
E. don rok ,Amerike, ably mohl
a. podat' tlto ziadost'. Musi ovsel
z7d predostriet doklad americlSoi
e. obGianstve syojho manzela a d,
ie kaz, ze bola zakonite pripusten
II do Spojenych Statov a to i
10 trvacny pobyt.
* [nformacie 0 tomto predmel
III poda vd ACNE Foreign 'Languas
Information Service, 222 Foliri
Il Avenue, New York, N. Y.
a.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-04

je pr0dp1a0m pT0tf
Prechlad deniu, grippu, flu,
dsngue, horucke q n1alarii.
Je najrychlejsim xnamym prostrisdkom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-01-04
kladu budu bankovky jednodola-

kladu budu bankovky jednodola-
rove.
Ministerstvo financil ma L.
mysle dat tieto move bankovky |
do obehu okolo prveho julia budd-
echo roku. Vydanie novych ban
koviek odovodnuje sa yseobec-
nym poznatkop, ze menslmi ban
kovkami manipulate sa lepsie pri
ich obehu, d'alej preto, ze s1 tr-
.vacnejsie a IA ostatku, re ich Wy
DAME bude spojene S menslmi tro-
Ivami, ako vydanie bankoviek vac
sich rozmerov. Zmensenip vel'-
lakosti bankoviek snizia sa trovy "a
jedine vydanie 0 viacej nez je-
Edon million dolarov.
Rychle nivocenie bankoviek je
vraj z vel'kej ciastky zapricine-
/ ne rozmachom automobilizmu.
Vlada dala 81 vel 'ku pracu roz-
nymi zkuskami, ktore dokazaly,
ze najhorsim nepriatel'om trvac
nosti bankoviek sii rome masti. a
Ioleje ruk muzov, ktori obsluhu-
jn benzinove plniace ,stanice. Prize
merne vzdy pri siedmom precha-
dzani dolara ruky do ruky sta
ne sa te1ito opat' majetkom muza
nieltorej plniacej stanice, kde
skolektuje mnoZstvo olejov ne
cistoty ma ,svoj pvrch. Spravnost'
tohto tvrdenia dokazuje zk1ska S
1 niekol 'ko g5O-dolarmi, ktore boly
dane do obehu so ziadost'ou, ably
| kazdy nahodny vlastnik ktoreJ-
Ikol'vek tychto bankovak napi,
sal ma osobitny listolS, pripojeny
k bankovke, "a co peniaze vydal
a ably desiaty mattel vratil ban
kovku Spolku americkych auto
mobilistov (American Motorists
Association) vo Washingtone.
|pat'desiatich bankovak, ktore bo
!; ly tal+to dane do obehu dcsia
! itch roznych mestach, vratilo 81
ich tridsat 'sest' so 371 overenlm
z tohto poctu pat 'desiat ii overe
MIA ukazovaly, re bankovkou DO
10 platene pri kupovani benzln
alebo oleja.
Vel Ike bankovky treba skladat
: ma Wac raz nez bankovky male
: takze zmenSehlm rozmerov bankt
: yak ich zivot sa znacne predlz
! Doterajsie bankovky boly 7 IA
. pri 3 i 9-64 cola vel'ke, move b,
y dil zmensene na 6 5-16 pri Q
: 11-16 cola.
Peniaze spojenych statov. :
le Penazny system Spojenych ST
tov zahrnuje sebe razenie zl
g tych mincf, striebornych dolarf
"a mensich striebornych peHal
. drobnych penazi medi a nix
~ a ma ostatku tlacenic celeho rad
d. bankovak: gold certificates, 81
: yer certificates, United Stat
20 Notes, National Bank Notes, f
le deral Reserve Bank Notes a f
ID deraI Reserve Notes.
u Prveho julia 1927 emil peilazr
"a kapital Spojenych Statov S,532
N 100000 dolarov, ktorIch Wac
D. nez 1885, 100000 dolarov bolo
% lozene v pokladnici Spoj. State
O. v zlatych minciach a zlatych pr
Je toch. z penazi v obehu pripada
d ma kazdeho jednotlivca styridsa
o dolarov pat'desiat osem cento
al - ---
Ie- NOVA INDUsTRIALNA DOB
Ia umoznuje zenam pristup do vse
The Washington times., 1929-12-02
FINE, ARE SAVED
FROM RIVER

In imminent danger of being
swept over the dam on the Po-
tomac River at Senaca, Md. two
Washington men in their stove-in
boat and three would-be rescuerS
were saved when neighbors and
firemen succeeded in reaching
them and brought them ashore.
Frank Smart, 4400 block Fes-
senden st. N. W., and George
Grass, 3lO0 block Wisconsin Ave.
N. w, had been camping on TIE
Virginia side of the river and
were attempting to cross the liver
in their out-board motor boat to
their parked car, when an ice
pack on the river broke ana stove
hole in the side of the craft
The young men pushed pill
lows into the opening and began
to call for help. About an hour
later, Lorendo Sager. of Senaca,
started to their aid in one boat.
while his mother and an I'M
identified man started in a sec
ond boat. While they we're on
their way, another break in the
pack forced Sager to jump into
the boat with his mother, which
was closely following him.
Stranded near the boat with
Smart and Grass the three he
gan to call for help, as they were
slowly drifting towards the falls.
when Raymond Riley, also of
Senaca, saw their plight. He
summoned firemen from Rock
vile and GaitherSburg and the
Montgomery county rescue squad
and started out after the five
in metal boat and finally
landed all safely.
The Washington times., 1929-12-02
FIND MAN SHOT
IN ALLEY

A colored man with a bullet
hole through his heart and q
.45.caliber automatic revolver be.
side him was found in an alley
Just off Florida Avenue between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth Streets
Northwest at $50 a. m. today by
Policeman William w. Orme. of
the Eleventh precinct. Orme i'm
mediately notified the Eighth
precinct. which took over the in
veStigation.
The dead man was identified
as George C. Frasier, who was
reported TO be a janitor at an
apartment house in the 1900
block Of Vernon st.
Police said they believed the
man was shot about $3.50 a. M.
as shots were reported heard
about that hour. They held the
shooting was suicide. as the
watch. ring, pocketbook and other
personal effects of the deceased
were undisturbed.
The gun with which the shoot,
ing was alleged to have been done
was turneo over to the police of
the Eight; precinct.
The Washington times., 1929-12-02
| DEAD, z HURT
IN CAR CRASH

Two soldiers, reported to be
members of the Army Air Corps
at Boiling Field, are in a serious
condition at Walter Reed Hos
pital and a third is dead as a re-
suit of an automobile accident
yesterday near Riverdale. Md.
The dead man was reported to
be Sergt. Glenn Francis Schnat-
tly. A fourth member of the
party, Leon Bausi, also connected
with the flying field, was not
injured.
William Rhinehart, %, and
Russell Boggs, 25, received frac.
lures of the skull and probable
internal injuries when the car
which Sergeant Schnattly -T'as
driving collided with an auto.
mobile driven by Bernice Will
liams, colored, of Atlantic City,
N. j., in which four other colored
people we're riding.
The persons in the second car
were all brought to the Freed
mems Hospital for treatment for
minor injuries.
The accident which occurred
carly Yesterday morning on tte
Baltimore Boulevard is lacking in
details.
The Washington times., 1929-12-02
GROUP To OPEN
SANTA 8 LANE

Final touches were put ~
Santa Claus Lane. a han -.n1e
strip of Fourteenth Street. be-
tween Fairmont and Monroe
Northwest. and it is now in readi-
ness for its official opening to-
night.
B. A. Levitan president of the
Columbia Heights Business Men )
Association, sponsors of the lane,
will preside. Aiding him will be
William F. ,DiSmer, chairman of
the special committee in charge
of Santa Claus Lane District
officials have been invited to At
tend the dedication ceremonies
which will be held in front of the
Tivoli Theater at 8 p. m.
Fifteen hundred white and col
ored electric lights have been
draped on the Christmas trees
along the lane. Two Santas will
patrol the lane during the after.
Moons and evenings from now
until Christmas. They will pre-
sent favorS to the youngsters who
visit them. The lane takes the
place of the street carnivals for
merly staged by the business men.
The Washington times., 1929-12-02
Girl Sets Parachute
Record by Jump
Of $4,000 Feet

Ell MONTE. Calf, Dec. 2
1.N.SO "A new worlds para
chute jumping record for
women was claimed today by
Billie Browne, diminutive girl
flier, who leaped from a mono
plane $4,000 feet above the
airport here.
Miss Browne landed in
Canyon 10 miles away from
the field. She received a cut
over one eye when her head
Scraped the rough ground as
she landed.
The standing official record
for women was 5000 feet. set
by German girl.
Miss Browne. "a years old.
has made 50 parachute jumps
during the past year.
The Washington times., 1929-12-02
ICY HIGHWAYS
WRECK CARS

"Old Man Weather is making
life hard for the District motorist,
and the indications are that he
has no intention of letting Up.
He says: Rain this afternoon
and tonight, with a temperature
of IS degrees" With the sleet
today. chains to prevent skidding
and sliding were in vogue. Yes
terday, anti-freeze solutions and
new batteries we're in demand.
Due to the slippery conditions
of the streets, automobiles are
wrapping around telegraph poles.
running against curbs, and
against each other. Six minor
accidents in the downtown busi-
ness section with no injuries have
been reported to the police.
The A. A. A. headquarters is
the scene of great activity. Thirty
operators are on 24-hour service.
Yesterday they handled more
calls than on any previous Sum
day.
The association is holding more
than 100 official garages open
for this emergency and more than
$50 service cars are patrolling the
streets to give aid to the victims
of the weather man.
The Washington times., 1929-12-02
VARE, DOOMED,
PLANS FIGHT

Barred at the door of the Sen
ate for the last 33 months. Sen
ator-elect William S. Ware (RD
of Pennsylvania today faced a
hopeless battle for a Senatorial
seat. with the Senate prepared
to send him back to private life.
The issue really was settled,
although the Ware forces stub
bornly claimed sufficient votes
to seat the Philadelphian on the
strength of his 100000 majority
in PennSylvania's 1926 Senatorial
election.
A Dempcratic-Insurgent coali-
ton, however, having once denied
Ware his oath of office, an
nounced they had an overwhelm-
ing majority to bar him finally.
The real clash was to come
over the Norris resolution, declar-
ing Ware not entitled to his seat.
This resolution would permit a
future decision on the contest
filed by William B. Wilson, a
wartime Democratic Cabinet
member.
Some of Vare's friends, realiz.
ing the impotency of his fight.
will rally on a drive to declare
the seat entirely vacant. This
would GUST Ware. 1t also would
Capitol this morning,
The Washington times., 1929-12-02
TIL KILLED
IN JAIL YARD

OSSINING, N. Y. Dec. Q 'I,N.SD
The outlaw members of human
society at Sing Sing Prison
shuffled across the prison slabs
today wearing pious sullen hang
to their faces.
The law Of the lawless had been
kept. A "Squealer' paid the
penalty.
Rube Kaminsky. 17-year-old
robber. was dead. They got him
in the lineup. Five stabs from
five different knives.
The five knives stolen from
the prison dining room, were
found scattered about.
Ten prisoners near Kaminsky
in the lineup we're in solitary
confinement. One of these was
Jacob BuIakoff, also II. con,
victed on Kaminskey's say-so of
being with him in a holdup.
No One Knows
The ten Solitaries knew moth,
IN" about the murder of Kamin.
skey. They we're looking the
other way when it happened.
One hundred other prisoners
grilled about the killing kept
their mouths shut. And with the
bloody example of what happens
to "squealcrs," warden Lewis E.
Lawes saw small hope that the
killers would ever be found out.
There was a slight waver in
the line of convicts. Kaminsky
crumpled to the ground. He had
been stabbed five timeS-in. the
front where he must have seen
his aSSailant.
Dies in Silence
Kaminsky took it with his
lips clenched. At the prison
hospital he refused to tell who
killed him.
Kaminsky was arrested in
California for a Brooklyn holdup.
EXtradited to New York, he con-
fesSed ana implicated Burakoff.
Both we're convicted and received
equal sentences of from seven
and a half to fifteen years.
The mother of KaminSky came
weeping to the prison today to
claim the body 70 her son.