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New Britain herald., 1929-10-09

HOTEL DORIS. 3l Main St. Under new management. Sunny. heated rooms. Tile baths and showers. New. modern, freproof building. Weekly rates. S5 and Sd. Traustents. $50. Excellent seryicn. 'TolCnhone 4I75.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-09
AUTOMOTIVE
Garages To Let
Service Station-Repairing

TWO CAR GARAGE to rent at 27l Win throp St. near Vance St. Telephone 57S3
New Britain herald., 1929-10-09

WINTER ST, 47-F1ye room apartment to rent. First floor. Inquire at SS sum mcr St., first floor
New Britain herald., 1929-10-09

MAIN GT, t0-Large steam heated. fur nIshed front room, lst floor, lst right. Phone 573I
New Britain herald., 1929-10-09

TEN ROOM HOUSE. beautifully located in Elm Hill section. High and over looking city: One acre of land, -sll kinds of fruit. three hen houses. we'll built garage. The house is all modern; can be used as single or double. Near schools and trolley. Owner has position in another city and must leave at once. Here Is a home--a real value. Sec me quickly Price and terms very reasonable. Harry R. Holland. Packard Building 25 Arch St. Tels- phone 40S4 or l0l6-M.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-09
LIVE STOCK
Cattle and Live Stock
Dogs, Cats, Pets

fERRETS for sale. Si5O each New Britain Brd and Feed Company. l12 Arch Street
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-16
zAs JEDEN ANGLICAN
NASIEL SMRTIACI LUG

John Morgan symes, radio in
zinier z Guilfordu, Anglie' ozna-
mil syetu, ze vynasiel smrtiaci
lhc, ktory iste vsetko usmrti, ma
co bude uprety. Toto je ME lnc
eiektricky, ale zvukovy. Vlastne
ME ie to AMI lde,, ale vlna zyuku,
ktorl nepocut', lebo vlnenie toh-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-16

to zvuku je omnoho tisic raz ca
stejsie "a sekundu, ako ylna zvu-
ku slysitel 'neho. Clovek moze po-
cut zvuk najviac o 10000 otra.
soch "a sekundu. Symes udal, ze
so zvukovymi vlnami sa zapodie-
val "a pat rokov, kym prisiel ma
tuto smrtiacu. Jeho zvukoye vlny
vyvinu take otrasy, ze usne bub-
ny sa potrhajd krvne telieska
rozpukn1 tax prived1 smrt'. A
to bez tohIo, aby ich dakto pocul
mohol sa branit'.
Udanie Symesa zaklada sa ma
vedeckych historickych faktoch.
V Biblii citame, ze Jericho pablo
cd trubenia. V istom meste Cal.
pred rokami sr1tila sa jedna mu-
rovana ohrada pocas hrania ka-
pely. ktora sa zahrade cvicila.
Vojaci nesml prechadzat' cez mo-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-16

Stat Ohio ma vel'mi prisne skol-
ske zakony, ktore upravuj1 sko-
lopovinnost' a zamestnavanie die
tok nize 1s-rocnych. Skolopovin-
ny vek je cd sest' do osemnast'
rokov, ale skolska rada m0ze u
stanovit' sedem rokov "a zakonity
vek zapocatia navstevy skoly. V
Youngstowne ustanovenie zakona
nebolo menene. a preto vsetky
sest' '-rocne dietky musej1 byt' "
skole.
Nenavstevovanie skoly je dovo-
lifeline v nasledovnych pripa-
doch: = = :. =.
1. Ziaci, ktori maj1 vysvedcenie
o veku a skolovani (age and
schooling certificate) majd RAD
ne zamestnanie.
2. Ziaci, prepusteni 20 skoly pre-
dusevnd neschopnost' d'alej Stu
t,t
dovat'.
3. Ziaci, ktori graduevali Q pr
votriednej strednej skoly (high
school).
4, Ziaci, telesne znemozneni a
omluveni potvrdenym svedectvom
lekara.
Ziadne diet'a nemoze byt' Ia
mestnane, kym 81 najprv nezado-
vazi vysvedcenie o veku a skolo-
vani a ktory zamestnavatel' by
sa nepostaral, ze take diet'a ma
riadne vysvedcenia a nemal by
ich pri sebe, podlieha penaznej
pokute. Keby opakoval toto pre-.
st1penie, moze byt' pokutovany
penazne alebo vaznenim alebo o.
bona.
Diet'a, ktore skoncilo siedmu
triedu a dosiahlo Is rokov vekr
moze dostat riadne vysvedcenit
veku skolovani Irregular agt
and schooling certificate) pod
mienkou, ze bude navstevovat' cia
stocne skolu, najmenej styri hodi
ny tyzderne. Diet'a, ktore m;
Is rokov a neskoncilo siedmu trie
du skoly moze dostat nestandard
ne vysvedcenie, ak musi praco
vat ma zivobytie pre- seba alebt
rodinu. Diet'a, ktore nemoze mat
ziadneho zpacnejsieho zisku 2 d'a
sieho chodenia do skoly, moze do
stat spozdile vysvedeenie vekt
skolovanf (retarded age ane
schooling certificate) ak dosiahlt
Is rokov veku, ackol l'vek neskon
clio ami siedmu triedu.
Vakaciove vysvedcenie 0 veku
a Skolovani moze dostat' kazdy
chlapec alebo dievca vyse IA ro
kov, bez OIL 'adu ma to ze ktorI
triedu skoncily. Toto vysvedcenie
je platne len ma pracu pocas va
kacii a case, ked' sa nevyucuje
Diet'a vyse osemnast roche moze
dostat vyse-vekove vysvedcenie a
toto vysvedcenie je jeho doka-
zom, ze nestoji pod ziadnymi OBJ
medzeniami detskej prace alebo
skolsk6ho zakona.
Ziadost' o vysvedcenie veku a
skolovania treba podat' principa-
lovi skoly, ktory oznaci vek a
triedu. Ak je ziak kyalifikoyany,
poslany je do lradovne skolskej
rady, kde dostane listinu Pledge
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-16

Y magazine Graphic pred
casom uverejnil Beuhh Amidon
cl&nok, n ktorom na niekol'k
priemysloch ukazuje, 60 zname-
najd stroje dnesnej vtrobe. So
to zaajfmavs cislice, t5m zauji-
messjsis, 3e tu ide v skutocnosti
io indek6 Eivoty, ktor& Y d0aled-
koch t5chto pomerov 81 postih-
mute. ureaieme preto v kr6tkosti
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-16

tie fakta, lebo potion bude 81
.m6ct' kazdy jasnejsie uvedomit',
60 to znamena moderny stroj.
Ma n&draH.
Y istom nadrazi bolo zamestna-
ne 36 muzoy pri vyhybkach. Dive
ftretiny tychto muzov boly neyy-
ucenf, kdezto asi 100 bolo cvice-
nych, ktorf boil zamestnanf Il d
nej zeleznice od dvoch do dcvat-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-16

sty jednym krokom, lebo by sa
srdtily. A to je pravda, ze cd
zvuku moze clovek zomret', ale
cd jedneho nemozu ySetci ludia
zomret',~ lebo podl'a ucencov, ka-
zdy elovek ma inaksiu yibraciu a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-16

preto potrebna je al inaksia vi.
bracia na kazdeho cloveka, ably
mohol byt' yukon usmrteny.
Vynalez Symesa pochodi asi
tax, ako ten ineho Anglicana: "a
hodeny bIde do haraburdia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-16
KTORE NIzE 1s-ROCNE DIETKY M0zU BYT
ZAMEsTNANE?

Of Employer (Sl'ub zamestnava-
tel'a). Tuto istinu donesie ziak
skolskemu lekarovi, ktory rozhod-
ne, ci je ziak telesne slci praco-
vat. Ak nenajde telesnej yady ma
ziakovi, podpise Isl 'ub zamestna-
vatel'a" a ziak donesie listinu po-
tom zamestnavatel 'ovi, ktory ju
tiez podpise. Listina je potion vra-
tena skolskej rade, kde 81 pozna-
cia, kol'ko hodin bude diet'a "a
mestnane, ureia cas- chodenia ma
ciastocne vyucovanie a vysvedce-
ME je vyplnene poslane zamest-
navatel 'ovi. Diet'a je teraz zako-
mite zamestnane. Ked' zamestna-
vatel' nepotrebuje Wac sluzieb
diet'at "a, musi poslat' vysvedcenie
skolskej rade (Board Of Educa-
tion). Ak to neurobi behom 4S
hodin pc prepusteni diet alta z
prace, zamestnavatel' moze byt
zakonom dondteny platit' plnti
mzdu "a kazdy den, kym konee-
ne neposle vysvedeenie skolskej
rade. Move vysvedcenie je potreb-
ne pre- kazde zamestnanie.
Hodiny prace.
Ciastocne zamestnanie:
"Chlapci a dievcata, 14-16, ne
mozu pracovat': .. ...
Wac ako 8 hodin v jednom
dni; Wac ako 48 hodin v jed.
nom tyzdni; Wac ako 6 dni v
jednom tyzdni; pred 7. hodi.
nou rano alebo po 6. hodine
vecer.
Ciastocne zamestnanie:
"Chlapci a vGata 14-1S
rocne nesmia stravit' Wac a
ko 8 hodin denne v praci ,
skole spolu. ziadne diet Z
nize 14-rocne nesmie byt' "a
mestnane Wac ako 4 hodin,
v ktoromkol 'vek dni.
Riadne zamestnanie:
"Chlapci, 16-1S-rocni, nem6zl
pracovat':
Wac ako 10 hodin v jednon
dni; Wac ako "a hodin jed
| nom tyyzdni; Wac ako 6 dn
v jednom tyyzdni; pred 6. ho
dinou rano alebo po 10. vecer
"Dievcata, / -18-rocne, memo
zu pracovat':
Wac ako 8 hodin v jednon
| dni; Wac ako 48 hodfn v jed
! nom tyyzdni; Wac ako 6 dn
v jednom tyyzdni; pred 7. ra
no alebo po 6. vecer.
"Dievcata, 18-21-rocne, memo
zu pracovat':
Wac ako 9 hodfn v jednom
dni (okrem sobot, ked' 10 no
din je dovolene pracovat' ,
obchodoch) Wac ako so no
din tyzdenne; Wac ako 6 dnl
V tyzdni; pred 6. rano alebe
po 10. vecer.
(Bez OIL 'adu ma dobu dina, Ike.
dy deti idd do prace, nesm1 byt
zamestnane dlhsie, nezli je hore
uvedene. - Vsetci ct. citatelia
ktori maj1 dietky, mech 81 tento
clanok vystrihnl odlozia, ably
ho mali, ked i'm bude potrebny.
Clanok nam zaslal Mr.. Layman
cd Skolskej rady.)
----------
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-16

lenymi metodami vyrobnymi, W.
raba dnes 400 muzov $500, 900
funtov denne.
s v stroj4rni.
Ked' mlady John Doe prevail
cd svojho otca strojnicku tovar-
nu, rozhodol sa, ze odstrani vset-
ky zastarale metody zavedie maj
modernejsie zariadenie. Nasled-
kom tohoto zariadenia zastane
dnes jeden robotnik so siedmimi
strojmi 25 cvicenych robotnikov.
Tridsat' robotnikov S 10 strojmi,
vykona tol 'ko prace, ako 220 ro-
botnikov 20 starymi strojmi.
Niektorf z robotnikov pracovali
v tejto dielni cely svoj zivot, te-
raz boil prepusteni na tyzdennu
@poved'.
v nAdraznej dielni.
V zeleznicnych dielnach, kde s1
spravovane stroje vozy, vykona-
jd styria robotnici s acetylenovy-
mi fakl ami "a 3 az 7 hodin toll
kO prace. iakO pry yykonalO o.
sem robotnikov "a 3 dni.
v tovarni ma nastroje.
Nastrojarska firma, vyrabajd-
ca kladivka, XII '1ce ma sruby, dla-
ia atd'., potrebovala 3 az 4 dni k
tomu, ably 'boly nastroje vyhoto-
vene. Pracovalo sa automaticky-
mi kladivami. Potion boly zave-
dene move melody a vysledky sa
objavily. v roku 1922 mala spo-
.loenost' 16 automatickych kladiv
zamestnavala 48O robotnfkov. Y
minulom roku mala % takyych kla-
div a $50 robotnikov. A vyroba
sttpla Cd 80 do 40 procent.
v textilnej tovarni.
V roku 1927 textilne podniky
r. F. zamestnavaly 500 robotni-
kov, ktori vyrobili 137, 900 yardov
istej vlnenej latky. V sezone, kto-
ra nebola rusna, zaviedla firma
move stroje a novy system, na cd
porucanie isteho inziniera. V ro-
ku 1923 bolo v podnikoch zamest-
name 5000 robotnikov, ktori Wy
robiti tolko latky, ako tych 5,1O0
predtym. Ostatnych 2,1OO robotnf-
kov pablo "a obet' zdokonalenej
vyrobe. &T
To s1 tedy chladne fakta, ktore
sa dotykaj1 zivota robotnfkov a
vsetkych tych, ktori zavisia ma w
delkoch tychto robotnikov. Fax,
tam nemozno uniknlt'. Sd tn axe
velika otazka, ktora caka ma cd
poved'. Go robit'? L'udi mnoho
ale robotnikov potrebno malo. Ro
botnik musi byt' zamestnany, a
by mohol zit'.
Co robit'? Kontrola porodov j
nemravnost'. Kradnlt' sa nesmie
to je zlocin, co tedy ma.m tt no
botnfci, vyhodeni Y prace, robit'
Pachat' samovraSdu2 To. sa I'd;
| byt' logickym dosledkom. To all
vraj je slabost', pretoze elovel
ma sa ucit' vzdorovat' pomerom
! Co tedy maju robit robotnici
zvlaste ii starsi, ktori nemaj1 ziat
nych vyhl'adov, ze bude vacsii
poptavka po ich praci?
! Go robit'? Organizovat' sa. Do
mahat' sa prostrednictvom svoje
organizacie skratenia DOLBY pra
covnej a na politickom poll opa
trent pripade nezamestnanosti
Toto stale zdokonalovanie prize
myslu je jednou, B najdolezitej
slch zalezitosti robotnikov. Stroll
nebudd odstranene, vynalezy ne
budt zastavene, problem tu costa
ne. A robotnik, ktoreho zivot "a
visl ma zarobku, musf sa zauji
mat problem ten sam, mac sta
ne sa zobrakom, ktorym bude ka
zdy opovrhovat' a bude-li vyho
deny 20 zamestnania nebude S;
moct' vykazat' ziadnym stalyn
zamestnanim, bude ma zaklade "a
kOnoy proti tulakOm yrhany dt
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-16

mast rokov. Zeleznica ;pocala elek
trizovat' svoje nadrazie. Bolo to
nasledkom opatrenia, aby mesto
bolo zbavene dymu a tiez preto,
ably firma mohla zaviest' doko-
nalejsie zariadenie. A nasledok to-
no Dol, ze tam, kde predtym bolo
zamestnane 3O5 muzov, postacilo
teraz len $50. Ostatnf boil prepu-
steni ma tyzdennu vypoved'. Vac
sina z mich boil dobre plateni ro-
botnici, ktori cely svoj zivot pra-
covali len pri tomto zamestnani,
,..t1 v sklarni.
Taky isty process sa odohraval
v sklarni. TAX zvany Owensov
stroj zmechanizoval priemysel W.
fukovania skla. Je to stroj polo
automaticky. V nedavnej dobe boil
doplneny tento stroj inym, ktory
niektore prace prevadza automa-
ticky. Bolo odhadovane, re tento
stroj vyrobi v jednej ihodine top-
koy rucne. A k tomu este ira ia rO
kov rucne. A k tomu este tri ro.
botnici pri tomto stroll mozu wy
robit'' tol l'ko, ako desat' s onym
starsim strojom. V minulej zine
postavila 81 ista spolocnost', wy
rabajdca flase, vel'ky stroj, kto-
ry prvsiu vyyrobu jej strojnasob-
nil. Ina firma v tom meste zavre-
la svoje dielne vyhodila prace
213 muzov a zien. .j..
V oceliarni.
V oceliarskom priemysli v po-
slednych rokoch sa pocala ujf-
mat strojova vyyroba rychlym
tempom. Ma priklad dvaja muzo-
via pri peciach vykonaj1 til ist1
pracu, ako prv konalo IA muzov
Z muzlov pri vyrobe tax Nv. pig
iron suroveho zeleza - vyko-
ma tol 'ko prace, jake 60 pred 10
rokmi. Pri incl praci tn vykona
dnes robotnik Wac, nez PRIV sty-
ridsat'. Dvaja muzovia zastanu
12S muzov pri skladani suroveho
zeleza. Nasledkom tychto method
odlozila ista oceliaren 1900 muzoy
"a posledne tri roxy. A pri tom w.
roba podniku toho vzrastla 2
1,730,724 ton V r. 1927 na 1901.
707 ton v r. 1928.
v tovarni.
Firma, vyrabaj1ca pristroje ma
tlumenie otrasOv - shock absor
bers obdrzala, vel 'kas objedna
vku. V dobe tel zamestnavala S0t
robotnikov, ale zamysPala pri
brat d'alsich 1000 robotnikov
oznamovala v dennych casopi
soch. Bolo pribrane tisic robotni
kov v skupinach. Bezalo tn devat
pasov - belts - uznavalo sa
ze 400 kusov deme ma kazdom pa
Sc je slusny vysledok. Ale spra
va podniku pracovala ma dokona
lejsom systeme vyrobnom. N
miesto, aby boil pribrany ten drr
hy tisic robotnikov, zapocalo sa
roznymi systemami robotniko1
Dol sl'1beny bonus, Skatula cigar
pre- robotnikov toho pasu, kde Wy
robia Wac ako 400 kusov. NasleG
kom tychto metod stdpla denn
| vyroba 20 400 kusov ma 2,2OO kr
SOW, pri praci prez cas- cd 2 do
hodin. aat5 .. 49, .
v gumovni. =, "a; ..~ III"
Pred osmymi rokmi zapocal
Blank Rubber Co. SO st1diom prs
covnej dolby a vyrobneho proct
su. Vysledkom toho bolo, ze Dol
zavedene move vyrobne zariadt
ME. Pri tomto novom zariader
Izvysila svoju vyrobu 20 1890
jednotiek denne ma $1,000 jedno
tick, cili asi % 7S procent. A pr
tom pocet zamestnancov pokleso
20 $4,000 ma 10000 cili asi o 3
procent. P0sobilo tn sice zdoko
nalenie vyrobneho systemu, al
hlaynym cinitel Pom bolo zayede
IL.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-16
Y cukrovare.

Jedna najvacsich cukernych
rafinerif ma vychode vybudovala
asi pred styrmi rokmi nov1 tova-
rem, V ktorej So malo denne W.
rabat' 100000 funtov cisteneho
c1krn 500 robotnfkmi. Zdokona-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-27

the game-aud recently, when . tour
nament was staged, It was held under
the church's auspices.
II have . big church. and my mem.
bers don't all come from this town:
they live all over the county," says
DR.. Wagner. my day begins early,
usually q round Of golf and then work.
visiting the sick. seeing societies, tax.
ing care Of church business. and 20 %.
How Il Began
II used to see these men working
hard every day In the week. They Ill
had plenty Of work to do except on
Sunday. Then ! saw them planning
their Sundays 30 they could skip out
Of town and visit the bigger towns
nearby. I said See here, Pastor Wag.
ner, you start out after theml' I did.
I got out on the links with them and
played golf. and after the game I'd
say See you tonight at the young peo-
pies society meeting And, say. that
stunt worked"
One Sunday recently the Christian
Endeavor society Of Minden enter
tanned delegates from four adjoining
counties. Dr.. Wagner arranged q sur.
prise prayer meeting and then led the
delegates to the links and launched
them on q game Of golf.
The minister is IN upholder Of an
old-fashioned Sabbath, however. in
all fields except those pertaining to
golf. He urges hts members. from the
pulpit, to abstain from picture shows
and other forms Of amusement on
Sunday-but he will take them out
and shoot golf with them.
And his church hasn't any empty
pews.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-27
GERMAN IS CLAIMING
new ALTITUDE MARK
Willy Neunhofer Claims 41,ooC
Feet; Oxygen Tube Breaks
in His First Trial

Dessau, Germany, May 27.-P)-A
German air pilot, Willy Neunhofer. has
reached what he believes to have been
q height Of Il. 100 feet. just less than
eight miles, setting Z new worlds alti.
tude record.
Neunhofer spent two hours and 20
minutes in t..c air. On his first flight
he climbed to q height Of 5000 feet
and his oxygen tube burst. He lost
consciousness and his plane started
In q dive toward the earth. When he
had dropped to within two miles Of
the earth he regained consciousness
and pulled his plane out Of its spin in
time to land safely.
His oxygen tube was repaired and
he tried again and succeeded.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-27
OFFICERS TO
CLOSE SCHOOL YEAR
Fort Lincoln Class TUESDAY, 10
Watch Final Demonstra.
ton Under Alfonte

Members Of the Missouri Slope Of
ficers' mess will close the present
school year with a class at Fort Lin
coin at Z p. m. Tuesday, it was an
nounced today by l.. Vernon Miller,
president.
The third battalion of the Fourth
infantry will demonstrate on the ter
rain "a center Of resistance as to-
morrow nights session. All reserve
and national guard officers are urged
to attend the demonstration.
Reserve officers of Bismarck and
Mandan ha., been attending a rcgu-
lar school of instruction under the
direction of 1t. Col. W. A. Alfonte
TO. the last eight months, two meet
illCs being conducted each month. A
new school will open next October,
and all reserve officers are invited to
attend.
Officers for the coming year will be
elected ty the officers at their last
session. Retiring officers are Mr..
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-27
Is Students Graduated
AT Wilton High School

Wilton, N. D.. May 27.-Fifteen stu
dents were graduated from Wilton
high school at commencement exer-
cises last week.
The graduates are Dorothy Atch-
ison, william Wilmot, Clarence
panielson, Lena Polonsky, Claribel
Bailey, Pauline Hagstrom, Rhineholt
Ollenberger, Anne Gregoryk, Hildur
6tenquist. Laurence Nugent, Harold
Aune, Orvetta Christensen, Allan
Westerman, Freda Ollenberger, and
Donald Monroe.
Laurence Nugent and Orvetta
Christensen were v~aledictorian and
sAlutatorian, respectively.
Invocation at the commencement
program was delivered by Rev. r. w.
Christ. Judge A. q. Burr, associate
justice Of the state supreme court,
gave the commencement address. The
boys and girls glee clubs each gave
musical selections, and Morris Flavin
sang q solo. Beth Redington also sang
: solo. I. =. Maxwell presented the
diplomas.
Graduates Of the eighth grade are
Raymond william Cassidy, LaMeta
Frances Dahl, David Marrett McDad-
den. Edward Northey Iverson. Ruth
Clara Ulrich, Gordon Kilian Gray.
Stella Dolores Bodnar, Elizabeth
Helen Schroeder, Celia Polonsky. Lyle
Edward Thompson, Marvin Emil Pc
trrson, Carl Alfred Cleveland, Beatrice
Virginia Nelson, and Martha Fisher
Newman.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-27
Reporter Refuses to
Testify for Senate

Washington, May 27.-@ Paul
Mallon. respondent for the United
Press who published q roll call pur-
porting to show the vote In executive
session Of the senate on confirmation
Of Irvine Lenroot a q Judge Of the
court of customs appeals, today re-
fused to tell the senate rules commit
tee the solrce Of his information.
Called before the commit zee, Mallon
read q prepared statement which said
he had been advised by counsel that
he was not obliged to appear before
the committee. be sworn, OF testify.
because the committee, has not
authority to subpoena me before It or
require me to answer any questions
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-27
CHRISTIAN CHURCHES
PRAISEDBY KELLOGG
Presbyterian Assembly Gives
Il Frank Kellogg Great ova.
tion After Actress

et. Paul, May 27.-R-The Chris.
fian church Of today Is fighting the
worst tyranny Of all time, war, and Is
the greatest influence kehind efforts
being made to achieve world peace.
Frank B. Kellogg, st. Paul, former
secretary Of state. told the l4lst gen.
eral assembly Of the Presbyterian
church In the United States Of Amer
lea today.
Mr. Kellogg reviewed briefly the
making Of the Paris peace pact with
its declaration Of renouncing war as
IN instrument Of national policy, say
ing the document is unique and re-
quires worldwide public sentiment
for its assurance Of success.
The greatest force behind the
movement for world peace are the
Christian churches Of the world" Mi
Kellogg said. 1T has been the most
effective molder Of public opinion
In support Of peace In the last century
and the treaty requires the public
opinion Of the world to make It effec-
tive.
when Mr.. BRAND of France de-
clared the willingness Of his country
to agree to a treaty to renounce war.
It was received with Great enthusiasm
in the Unitei States. ! was criticized
somewhat for not acting at once. But
after q long discussion and thought
I came to the conclusion that If we
were to change the policy Of centuries
we must not have q single treaty be-
tween two nations but treaty be-
tween all nations backed by public
opinion.
Universal peace is the dream of
Ill the nations of the world today.
The change in public sentiment has
come, primarily. from the horrors of
the last war but. and I think this Is
important, also from the education
and efforts of the Christian churches.
"You are truly fighting the most
unloly tyranny Of all time-the tyr.
amy Of war-now. May every influ-
ence be brought to bear that this
may 60 forward so that nations may
In the future work out their own
destinies."
The former cabinet member was
given the greatest ovation Of the as
sernbly, the entire group Of nearly
5000 churchmen standing in his hon
or when he was introduced ana aris-
ing again at the close Of the BRIEF
address.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-27
Creamery Manager at
Devils Lake Is Dead

Devils Lake. N. D.. May 27.-(F-
Lawrence Jay. Is. manager Of the
Paramount Creamery companyhere for
the last two years and associated with
that organization for more than 10
years. succumbed at q local hospital
Saturday night. Complication Of dis
eases from which he had been suffer-
ing the past two years, was the cause
of death.
Funeral services will be held from
the Presbyterian church here today.
Burial will be made In the Mount
Washington cemetery at Kansas City,
Mo. Jay leaves hts widow. two sons,
and two daughters.