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Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-13
SCOUT HIKERS
RESCUED AFTER
BOY IS KILLED

Gil EWELAH, Wash, April l3.
UP) The Quartzitc mountain TRACE
dv, which caused the death of one
Boy Scout and near death of five
more scouts and two men, was ended
at a. m. today with the rescue of
the group as they hung to preci-
pice on the side of the mOuntainsidc.
Harold Stcffenson plunged to his
death on the canyon floor hundreds
of feet below while his companions
clung by their fingers to the narrow
ledge which held them.
Rescue workers reached the boys
early this morning after working all
night with the aid of bonfircs and
searchlights.
The rescued boys included Don
Hutchinson, Is, Scout Master Paul
Hutchinson, former University of
Idaho football star, and Scouts Vim
cent Storm, Chaldoes Palmer, Will
burt Nurse. Pat Hayes, and Robert
Isaman
The boys were pulled back to safe
ty by the aid of Il long rope which
was let down over the mountain
precipice for nearly 300 feet. One
by one, the boys were placed in a
sling and lifted bodily up over thc
canyon wall.
Dislodges Boulder
The victims were suffering from
exposure and nervousness but other
wise will not he affected by their
parlcy with death.
Quartzite mountain, which stands
at the end of Main street, is a
towering wall of granite. The boys
made a five mile hike around the
mountain and were cndeavoring TO
come down over the face of it.
They had lowered each member to
the ledge, when Steffenson started
down. On his descent, he dislodgcd
a giant boulder, the only foothold to
assure an escape from the ledge.
Boy and boulder crashed headlong
over the mountain wall.
Young StcffensOn lived u short
while after his fall, despite the fact
that every bone in his body was
broken.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-13
SUICIDE SUSPECTED

LOS ANGELES, April l3. W,H -
An investigation into the death of
James S. Lynch, "a, Pasadena, in 4
turkish bath parlor here yesterday
was scheduled to start today. 1t
was thought at first that Lynch
died Il natural death but later de-
velopments led to the belief he may
have committed suicide with poison,
police said
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-13
TO SEEK
PENSION
MEASURE:
Retirement Fund For EN-
ployees Of State May Be
Submitted to Voters.
WATER BONDS UP
People May Also Decide
On Huge Issue For
Conservation.

SACRAM MENTO, Calf, April l3
U.H-While the upper house is con
ccntrating it's activities ON the i'm
parchment trial of Judge Carlos s.
Hardy, the state assembly is working
diligently to clear up its calendar in
the hope that the legislature will ad
journ during the month of May.
An avalanche of bills will con.
front the senate at the conclusion of
he Hardy trial and legislative lead
ers indicated today that night ses
sions win bc held to pave the way
for an carly adjournment.
California voters may get IN OPP
Portunity to express their senti.
mcnt on the proposed retirement
pension fund for state employees if
Il move now under way among ad
miniStration leaders is successful
The measure appropriatcs $77G,-
$50 from the states general fund
and provides that state employees
over 20 automatically shall be re-
tired and their pensions determined
by the length of their publr ser
vice.
Under the terms of the bill the
state would pay half of the fund and
civil service employees of the state
he other half.
When the moasiir, comes up in the
assembly early next week, il is ex-
7ccted that administration assembly.
men will attempt to take it out Of
he hands of the legislature and put
it before the people for the next gen
,ral election
Bond Issue Urged
A roEctcd bond issue of 500
1000 TO finance the "coordins tea
plan - Ior conservation of the state 5
water supply may also be referred to
he voters of the state, it was said
oday.
Asscmblyman Bradford S. Crit
'cudcn of Tracy and Senate, II. G.
Nelson of Eureka announced that
they will present a companion con
Stitutional amendment in the sen
ate aud assembly Monday for this
purpose. The amendment will con
form to recommendation made in
he majority report of the California
legislative water resources commit
zee, whose findings were submitted
to the Legislators during the week.
Described by it's sponsors as an ad-
vanccd move toward concentrating
the states police powers in the en-
forccmcnt Of anti,narcotic laws, a
hnl making the state narcotic divi.
sion a separate unit in the state or
gani2ation awaited the governor 5
signature today following its unani-
nous passage in the assembly. The
bill combined penal and enforcement
measures on the books relating di-
rcctly on the narcotic traffic and
provides the methods by which prose
cutionS of violators can Dc conduct
ed.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-13
C0rnstalk Paper
ToCut Monopoly

LOS ANGELES, April l3. W.R)-
The new cornstalk newsprint pa
per will serve the dual purpose of
breaking virtual monopoly of
Canadian paper companies and help
ing the farmers of the middlewest,
John f, Harrison, pioneer manu-
facturer. said here today.
Harrison predicted that the pro
cess would be perfected within five
years to such an extent that corn
stalk paper would be plentiful and
it's price so low that it will offer
competition to the Canadian pro
duet.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-13
KIDNAPPING STORY
DISCREDIT Ed BY
STATE WITNESS
Evangelist's Tale Is
Branded AS Untrue By
Mrs. Sielaff.
BY HOMER L. ROBERTS
United Press Staff Correspondent

(UnlJeQ PreSS StaII CorTeSpoNuelCJ
SACRAMENTO, Calii., April l3.
U.H The kidnapping story" ad
vanced by Aimee Semple Mcpherson
to explain her mysterious "surf to
sand > disappearance in 1926, stood
branded as ''hoaX' today in the
impeachment trial Of Superior Judge
Carlos S. Hardy.
Mrs Lorraine Wiseman- Scilaff, re.
appearing from seclusion in Seattle,
charged from the witness stand that
she and Judge Hardy engineered Il
q" frame up to produce 80 Miss
x as an alib for the ficry-haircd
Angclus Temple evangelist.
Judge Hardy is accused of accept
ing $500 from the evangelist as a
illegal feep for services rendered
her during the investigation of her
kidnapping story. State law prohibits
Judges from practicing law.
In the face of damaging testi-
mony, attorneys for the defense to-
day collected evidence to impeach
the story of Mrs. Sciaff, who they
charge has told six different and
conflicting stories of the kidnapping.
They seek commitment papers
which will show that she once was
confined to an insane asylum i'll
Utah.
Nevertheless, the determined wo-
man witness supplied the most
dramatic elements of the trial so
far.
Accuses Judge
She charged that Judge Hardy Of
fered to provide her with a private
detective to aid in "p!anning' evi-
dence and producing the "Miss y, y
to support Mrs. Mcpherson 5 kid
naping story.
She charged that when she sug-
gested the plot might not be
safe, = Judge Hardy replied: Well,
| am a respected judge here in Los
Angeles, and have considerable in
fluence with District Attorney Asa
Keyes. =
She declared that in her opinion,
Judge Hardy himself never believed
Mrs. McPherson's abduction story
She said during one meeting with
the iurist she asked him if he bc.
lieved the story.
He smiled at me" the witness
related, land said well, you know
Mrs. Wiseman, she has done a lot of
good for lot of people, and she
will continue to do so if we can clear
her name of this dreadful scandal. -
- was convinced then that he
didn t believe she had been kidnap-
ed, ~ Mrs. Scilaff said.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-13
Suicide Threat
Is Carried Out

SAN FRANCISCO, April l3. U.P)
q didn't think he would do it,
That was the comment today of Mrs
Gertrude Glen when she learned her
husband, George, %, had hanged
himself last night.
A note left by the husband and
addressed to the widow, read:
'Dear Baby; | am sorry things
have gone this way. | guess | have
just about gone crazy. Will bother
you no longer. Good bye
Mrs. Glenn had left her husband
the previous day following Il quar-
rel
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-13
KILLED BY FALL

HOLLYWOOD, April 10. W.P) -
Collapse of the scaffolding on which
he was standing while working ON
the construction of new building
late yesterday hurled p. Valdez,
laborer, to his death on the street,
five stories below.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-13
DANCE OR SHOOT

PHOENIX, Ariz., April IL. U,P)-
Because II. b. Willard refused to
trade Il dance with him here last
night lssac n. Gwinn shot Willard
through the ear, inflicting a serious
wound, Willard 5 companion ut the
dance was his wife.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-13
PAPERHANGER CAUGHT

PHOENIX, Ariz., April Is. W.P)-
w. Randolph Thorne, alleged bad
check writer, was to leave for Hous-
ton, Texas, today to answer charges,
He waived extradition.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-13
Aimee At Hardy Case Quiz

evangelist whose disappearance
impeachment proceedings against
Angeles
California shows
secretary Capitol
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-25
REZOLUCIE
vynesene Sdruzenim slovensk5ch
Novinarov ma ro6nej sch0dzi dina
8. oktobra 1929 v Scrantone, Pa.

L
Pretoze pri nastavajucom scita-
nj l'udu vo Spojenych Statoch O.
byvatelia nemaj1 byt' potriedeni
al podPa fch narodnostneho po-
vodu, ale len podl'a ich terajsej,
pot 'azne byvalej prislusnosti Sta
tnej;
pretoze toto by bolo ma ujmu
statistickej dokladnosti a dplno-
sti; a
pretoze takymto cenzusom ne
dal by sa vobec zistit' poeet slo-
venskeho povodu Spojenych Sta
tov; ~
pretoze Slevenska Liga urobila
uz kroky v tejto veci,
schodza tato nariad'uje dradu
s. S. ~, aby spolocne so Sloven-
skou Lfgou a slovenskymi orga-
nizaciami razne a ucinne zakrocil
u patricnych vrchnosti zaujme
takeho doplnenia rubrik ma po-
pisnych harkoch, ably ma Mich mo-
hla byt' registrovana i narodnost-
ma prislusnost' kazdeho jedneho
obyvatera Spojenych Statov.
Ii.
Pretoze v Cesko- o-Slovensku bu-
du kratkom case vol'by do par
lamentu;
pretoze Sdruzenie Slovenskych
-Novinarov vlastnym osvedeenim
zaviazalo sa podporit' hnutie "a
autonomiu Slovenska ma zaklade
Pittsburghskej Dohody;
pretoze ciel tento dosial' ME
je uskutocneny, 81,
schodza tato usnasa sa pozia-
dat Slovensku Ligu, ably vydala
prehlas ma slove1iskd verejnost', :,
re americkf Slovaci sn telom-du-
SOU v tomto volebnom boji S tymi,
ktorych heslom je: Slovenska au-
tonomia, Pittsburghska Dohoda a
Cesko-Slovenska republika!
Pretoze Slovaci zijdci pod ma
d'arskou vladou su touto proti
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-25

zneniu medzinarodnych smldv, "a
rucuj1cich mensinam jazykove a
inc prava, utlacovanf; a
pretoze bratia nasi v Mad'ar-
sku proti krivde tejto podali
st Almost protest patricneho
medzinarodneho forumu,
schodza tato usnasa sa, aby d
rad S. s. N. spolocne SO Sloven-
skou Ligou ueinily vsetko, co je
ich moci, ably Slovaci zijuci pod
mad 'arskou vladou v pozivani i'm
medzinarodne zarucenych prav
neboli hateni.
Sdcasne S pozdvihnutim nasho
hlasu pred medzinarodnym f6ru-
nom proti sliapaniu l'udskych a
obcianskych pray nasich bratov
Slovakov zijdcich v Mad 'arsku,
l'1tost'ou konstatujeme, ze kym
c. S. republika dava mad'arskej
mensine Wac prav ako i'm dl'a
medzinarodnych smluv patri, do
siar uplne ignorovala bilateralnu
smluvu - Pittsburghsku Doho-
du - uzavretu medzi preziden-
tom Masarykom a revoluenylni
zastupcami slovenskeho naroda,
zabezpeeujdcu pine prava sloven-
skeho naroda v spolocnej a neroz-
dielnej Cesko-Slov. republike.
Nv.
Uvazuj1c vePkej narodnej do
lezitosti zasluhach Slovenskej
Katolfckej Matice Skolskej na po-
Ii slovenskej kultdry, Sdruzenie
Slovenskych Novinarov apeluje
ma slovensk1 verejnost' a menovi-
te spolky a organizacie, ably jej
81 'achetnu a pre- nasu buducnost
vyznamnu kulturnu akciu -- bez
OIL 'adu ma nabozensk1 prislus-
most - stedre podporovala.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-25
YOUNGSTOWNSKY v NEMOC1
PoDPoRUJUC1 sPoLoK
TATRA.

Uradnici: Jozef Martinko, predseda,
255 Carlton st. - Jozef Mudron, pod
predseda, 53S S. Hazelwood Ave. -
Stefan Novotny, dctovnik, 4O4 East
Myrtle Ave. --Andrej Adamko, po.
kladnik, 1884 Oak st. - Martin Mu-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-25
ZAPIsNICA
priebehu rocne chodze sdrusnia sovenh Novarov doc
T.. s. okobra 1929, hotel Casey, scrantone, Pa

poLIouuA1 HoVlAdCu, w IOIAt
dotaznfka doposlanie svojich Ii,
votopisov. Album ma byt W.
dane pred dejinami do vyboru
albumoveho, ma pomoc kol. Sta
snemu vymenovanf boli kolegovia
Zary, Bielek, Jamriska, Belohla-
vek Koc1r.
! Kol. Stiasny d'alej oznamil, ze
poennc tymto mesiacom sdruze-
niarske casopisy bud1 dostavat
kazdy tyzden kabelogramy Bra
tislavy.
Stanovy opravene boly: Ably
sfdlom Sdruzenia Slovenskych No
vinarov bolo mesto Scranton, Pa,
v ktorom bolo zalozene. ably GA
kony americkeho novinarstva' -
staly sa cast'ou stanov; ably pri-
spevky spolkov .boly $500 a Or
ganizacii $500 rocne; ably pecat'
opatroval tajomnik; re ma ceko-
vom dcte m6ze byt 5000 alebo nj
ze; zeby casopisy, ktorych redak-
tormi ST clenovia SSN., opatrene
boly znackou SSH. ze "a elenov
SSH. prijfmani su len mravne
vzdelanostne kvalifikovani l'udia.
Br. Michal Kudlac boil sch6dzou
vtriedeny medzi cinnych clenov
SSH.
Zasadnutie 5. oktobra. "
Tajomnik preeftal telegram Cd
kol. j. C. Sciranku, re pre- vazne
obchodne zalezitosti nemoze prist'
ma schodzu, prisaha vernost
SSH. a jeho zasadam.
Kol. Pavel Jamriska podal svoj
referat organe SSH. a kol. Ivan
Bielek o dnesnych aktualitach
Slovenskej L1ge. Obom vyslovena
bola vd aka.
Ia dozorny vybor podal zpra-
WI kol. Jamriska, re knihy uctov-
nika a pokladnika nasli v poriad-
ku. Nato zpravy 1ctovnfka a
pokladnika boly prijate a obom
1radnfkom vyslovena bola zapis-
nicna vd'aka. .--..
Ia rezolueny vybor kol. Husek
precital rezolucie: y O cenzuse
v Spoj. Statoch; q O Mattel
Skolskej; 81 O vol bach Cesko-
Slovensku; ~ o utlacovani Slova-
kov V ad'arsku; 81 o ignorova-
nj Pittsburghskej Dohody cesko-.
slovenskou vladou.
Rezolucny vybor sa osvedcil, ze
rezol1ciu utlacovan1 Slovakov
Mad 'arsku sostavil z vlastnej l.
niciatfvy.
Rezolncie prijate.
Precitany Dol list cd isteho Mr..
Campbella ohFadom floridskych
pozemkov. Odlozeny.
Kol. Orbach podal obsirnu zpra-
WI kolonizacii. s
Pan Juraj Hricko, hi. predseda
I. K. S. j. prisiel pozdravit' scho-
dzu meme I. K. S. j. Vyslovil u
znanie novinarom "a ich pracu a
osvedeil, re |. X. S. j. vzdy bude
spolupracovat' "a svornost a po-
krok slovenskeho .naroda.
Po pod'akovani predsedu Ko-
Ska "a jeho pekne slova, p. Hri-
cko Dol navrhnuty a prijaty "a
podporujdceho elena SSH.
Po tomto pokracovalo sa so "a
lezitost 'ou floridskou a kolonizac-
nou. Precitane boly i zpravy kol.
Pankucha o Floride. O predmete
prehovorili bratia: Bosak, Bielek,
Husek, Orbach, Belohlavek, Ko-
six. Bolo konStatovane, re SSH.
nem0ze sa pust at' do kolonizova-
MIA, lebo nema na to ami prostried-
kov ami casu. Schodza sa usnie-
sla, ze SSH. bude mravne napo-
mahat' vsetky take slovenske ko-
lonizacne podniky - uz ci vo Flo
ride alebo indie - ktore su cestne
a ich pozemky vyhovujd vsetkym
podmienkam zdarneho vyvinu ko-
Ionic.
DIR. Bosak pozval novinarov na
obed v hoteli, po schodzi IA ma
vSteyrl Rev. 4Jozefa Dulika Olv-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-25
Zasadnutie 4. oktobra.


Predseda Gustav Kosik otvori,
schodzu poziadal tajomnika pre-
citat' menoslov udov.
Pritomnf boil: Michal Bosak
Gustav Kosik, Rev. c. L. Orbach
Jozef Husek, Pavel Jamriska, Ka.
rol Belohlavek, Ivan Bielek, Karol
Stiasny, Stefan Matula, Michal
Kudlac, Jan A. Koc1r, Matej
Mraz. Neskorsie prisiel Ignac V.
Tatala. Nepritomny prvy pod
predseda Jozef zary postal odkaz,
ze nemoze prist' pre- nemoc; dru-
hy podpredseda Jan Pankuch pre-
surnu pracu donna.
Karol Stiasny predniesol svoj
prfvet, "a ktory mu predseda po-
d'akoval. ..
Predseda podal zpravu 0 svo-
JON lcinkovani a odpor1cal via
cere predmety ma pojednavanie.
Jeho zprava bola prijata.
Tajomnfk Matej Mraz podal
zpravu o svojom 1radovani a o
vysledku kampane "Mesiac Slo-
venskej Knihy."
Pokladnik Karol Belohlavek po-
dial zpravu stave majetku SSH.
Prijatie oboch zprav odlozene
bolo do podania zpravy dozorcov.
Ma pretras prisla zalezitost' Gle
nov j. C. Scfranku a Edvarda
Vaczyho, ktorl verejne vystupova-
Ii eesko-slovenskymi vladnymi
zastupcami na oslave gen. M. R.
Stefanika v New Yorku, co sa
protivilo usneseniu harrisburg
skej sch6dzi 1928. Schodza ie-
dnomysel'ne vyslovuje obom Gle
nom verejne zazlenie. V zalezi-
tosti inych bolo zistene, ze tito
verejne so zastupcami cesko-slo-
venskej ylady nevystupovali. -
Sdruzenie Slovenskych Novinarov
znovu ziada americkych Slovakov,
ich spolky a organizacie, ably so
zastupcami cesko-slovenskej vlady
spolocne nevystupovali a ich ma
slavnosti nepovolavali, dokym
prava slovenskeho naroda nebudl1
smysle Pittsburghskej Dohody
respektovane.
Schodzi bolo oznamene, ze Rev.
Rehor Vaniscak O. S. B. zvoleny
Dol "a prevora slovenskych bene-
diktfnov Amerike, cfm stall sa
neodvislymi od> benediktinov ce-
skych. Usnesene bolo poslat
Rev. Vaniscakovi blahozelajuci
telegram.
V znamost' bolo vzate sdelenie,
ze sa zapocal S vonkajsej strany
pohyb "a rozbitie Sdruzenia Slo-
venskych Novinarov.
Kolegovia Stiasny a Tatala, a
ko niekdajsi tajomnici, dopytova-
Ii sa OIL 'adom inventaru SSN., ci
sa medzi listinami nachodia i ta-
Ike, ktore povazuju "a vyznamne
a historickej ceny. Po zapornej
odpovedi terajsieho tajomnika w.
ziadali 81 dovolenie, ably listing
mohli prezret' a jestli niektore
chybujd, tie vyhl'adat'. Ziadosti
vyhovene.
Predseda vymenoval kol. Huse-
ka, Tatalu a Kocdra do rezolucne-
no vyboru a kol. Matulu, Kudla-
ca a Orbacha do nominacneho.
Ma odporucanie tajomnfka bolo
prijate, ably bud1ca kampan IVA
ma "Mesiac Slovenskej Knihy"
bola vedena tax, ably objednava-
telia knih svoje objednavky po-
sielali priamo knihkupcom.
Ia kolonizacny vybor podal
ustnu zpravu predseda vyboru,
kol. Orbach. Pojednavanie tel
to veci odlozene bolo ma druhy
den.
Predseda podal zprayu 0 w
sledku jeho rozhovoru S knazmi,
ktori boil prijali ciasky cd cesko-
slovenskej vlady. Zalezitost' ne
bola vyriadena spomenutymi pre-
jej chulOStivost'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-25

/
sopisy zastdpene v SSH. boly mu
ma ponoci uverejnovanfm agitac-
!, nych clankov buduceho roku v
Rampant o move clenstvo, prile-
zitosti 60-rocneho jubilea Spolku.
Prijate, ably Rev. Kocisovi pomoc
poskytnuta bola.
! Kol. Belohlavek oznamil, ze ko-
legovia Kosik Mraz vydali kniz-
ky, sfce kol. Kosik roman 'SoP-
ny stlp'' q kol. Mraz sbornfk Pu-
. dovychovnych elankov, "Vecerne
Citanie' a ziada, ably vydaniam
tychto kolegov dostalo sa cestou
nasich easopisov patricneho roz-
hlasenia. Prijate.
| .Kol. Ivan Bielek pripomenul a.
| pei Martina Razusa ma ameri-
ckych Slovakov, ably sa postarali
Q informovanie cudziny o pome-
roch ma Slovensku, lebo doteraz
bola misinformovana, odpor1-
ca, aby SSH. utvorilo dajake spo-
jivo americkou tlacou.
O tejto otazke sa pojednalo OBJ
sirnejsie a prjiaty bol navrh kol.
: Stiasneho, aby nase teleso stalo
sa clenom spolku americkych red
aktorov ucastnilo sa budnceho
svetoveho kongresu novinarov.
Dalej usnesene bolo, ably SSH. "a
lozilo v svojom kruhu zpravodaj-
ske oddelenie, tzv. Press Bureau,
a do vyboru predseda Kosik Wy
menoval kolegoV Koreffa, Biele-,
| ka, Huseka, Orbacha Stiasneho.
Razus ma byt' poziadany o napi-
SAME clankov pre- nasu mladez.
Kol. Bielek oznamil, re kol. Ko-
reff vykonal cennd pracu v~zale-
zitosti cenzusu i v zaujme SSH. a
schodza jednohlasne vyslovuje
kol. Koreffovi svoje uznanie a
| vd'aku. s..
Predlozena bola otazka organi-
zovania slovenskych professionally
a obchodnikov V lone Slovenskej
Ligy. Ma propagovanie tejto my
slienky predseda vymenoval> do
vyboru kol. Bieleka, Belohlavka,
Koc1ra a Jamrisku.
Otazka cenzusu, po jej doklad-
nom rozobranf, bola ponechana V
rukach Slovenskej Ligy, ktorou
SSH. bude spolupracovat'.
| Kol. Jamriska oznamil, ze slo-
venska spevacka, 81. Halamova
chysta sa ma koncertnn cestu po
Amerike a ziada, ably -nase caso-
pisy jej snahy mravne napomohly.
Prijate.
Schodza sa usniesla, re sdruze-
niarske easopisy maj1 sa drzat' i
mad 'alej usnesenia harrisburgskej
sch6dze neuverejnovani politi-
ckych clankov, pochodiacich cd
cesko-slovenskych vladnych kan
celarii. Zpravy cd 81 0 z" atp.
mozu byt' uverejnovane S patric-
nymi poznamkami.
Vo veci starokrajovych sbierok
ma zvony, organy atp. SSH. trva
na svojom stanovisku a sdruze-
niarske casopisy nebudl uverej-
novat' ami buducom roku vyzva-
MIA k takymto sbierkam, avsak
kvitovanie sbierok je pripustne.
Ma veeernajSom zasadnuti po-
jednane ,bolo terajsich pome-
roch ma Slovensku a odsudeni dra
Tuku Snackeho. Prehovorili
kol. Husek, Bielek, Orbach, Rev.
Dulfk Kosfk. Schodza sa usnie-
sla, aby predseda vymenoval w
Dor ma spfsanie prehlasu V smysle
reel kol. Kosika. Do vyboru pred
seda vymenoval kol Huseka a
Bieleka.
Ia clenov prijati boil: Rev. Jo-
zef Dulik, Jan Galbavy a Jan Gu
len "a cinnych; Jan Bosak a Jo-
zef Mat1sek "a podporujucich
Prispevky platili: Michal Bo-
SAX (dar) 5000, K. Stiasny $12,
M. Kudlac $12, j. A. Koc1r $12,
I. ". Tatala $6, St. Matula SIS, G..
| II 4
The Washington times., 1929-08-24
LOANS LEAGUE
MEETS AUG. II

The thirty-seventh annual con-
vention of the United States League
of Local Building and Loan Associa.
tions will be held at Salt Lake City
August 81, 2s and 80.
Delegates from Washington will
include c. Clinton James. past presi-
dent Of the national organization
and chairman Of the Federal leglsIa-
tive committee; William s. Quinter,
secretary of the local building and
loan council. and a member OF the
executive committee of the national
organization, and Edward C. Balts,
vice president of the local council
and a member Of the membership
committee.
The convention will be called to
order by Walter +. Mcdowell, presi.
dent Of the United States League,
who will deliver his annual address,
which viii be followed by the Sec
retary's and treasurer's report.
Speakers include Jay william Hud.
son, University Of Missouri; Heber
j. Grant, president OF the Mormon
Church; Robert A. Bruce, Bankers
Utilities Company, Inc, San Fran.
cisco, and Donald Scott, professor of
economics, Southern Methodist Uni.
Versity, Dallas, Tex.
The Washington times., 1929-08-24

The Times.Herald illuminated
map at LOew's Palace Theater
shows the daily position Of the
Graf Zeppelin on her flight
round the world.
The Washington times., 1929-08-24
\ !. ABOLlSHES
DIRECT TAX

An estimated saving to property
owners of approximately SIS, ,00O, 900,
which will be felt by the farmer
and the city dweller alike, results
from the abolition by the State of
New York Of the direct State tax,
a measure enacted by the 1879
State legislature. This is the, first
time since 1916 that New York
State has been free from the direct
tax, levied for emergency to make
up deficits in the State finance
budget. and may be regarded in
large measure as an accomplish
ment OF the New York State Asso-
citation OF Real Estate Boards. r
In 1924 and again In 1925 and
in 1928 legislative action reduced
the New York State real estate
property tax. The 1924 reduction
was rs per cent one. and in 1925
a further 25 per cent reduction Wan
granted. Property owners were
given a so per cent reduction on
their direct tax in the 1928 measure.
Abolition of the direct State tax
on real estate is In line with the
program for general tax adjustment
recommended by the National AS
sociation Of Real Estate Boards.
The national association favors re-
lieVing real estate altogether from
State taxation and giving 1t the
principal burden of city and county
taxation.
The Washington times., 1929-08-24
MOseley in War Office
To Coordinate Service

Brig. Gen. @. v. H. Moseley was
yesterday assigned to the office of
Assistant Secretary Of War Hurley
for the purpose OF cc-ordinating
various activities and assisting in
the administratio Of this office.
General Moseley was transferred
from the First Cavalry Division at
Fort Bliss. Tex.