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New Britain herald., 1929-12-05
N'NANUS FREE 0N DIRECTED VERDICT;
 CASE INSUFFICIENT
(Continued From First Page)

clude the states case today in the tmal of Gorge A. McManus for the murder of Arnold Rothstcin. | The prosecution announced it's in !, tention to offer evidence purporting to prove that the bullet which kill ed Rothstein was fired from q gun found in the street outside the Park Central hotel, despite doubt cast by Judge Charles C. Mott on the va}uc Of such testimony to the states case.
 Commenting on the proposed gun testimony, at the close of yestcr- days session Judge Mott. said
 AS to the pistol experts, l am al a loss 10 see that you can get very far even if you prove that the bul- let that was found in the deceased was discharged from revolver which vas found in the middle ot Seventh avenue.
 If this gun had been traced to | any person in pose ssion or in oWn- ershlp, ot course it would be a vital | thing to show that the bullet came E~from that revolver.
 "But as I recall tho status of the proof, the gun suddenly appeared l rom nowhere and was found in 1 Seventh avenue. Therefore am at 1 a loss to see Wh2t further light is thrown on the case by proof that the bullet cam" from the gun. The ownership of the gun is unknown on the present status Of the proof"
 Chambermaid Testifes
 Bridget Parry, chamhermaid at the Park Central hotel. the last wit ness at yesterdays session. failed 10 identify McManus as a man whom ! she saw in Room 349 where. the rstate' charges, Rothstein was fatally shot on the night of November 4, 1928. The room had been engaged by McManus under the name Of Richards"
 f Mrs Parry who was held in TombS prison for several weeks as c. material witness. testified with ] unconcealcd hostility toward the l prosecutors.
 She accused the district attor- mcys office of trying 10 bribc her. . lt was then brought out that As stStant District Attorney George N 1 Brothers had told her that she was entitled to $402 witness fees and that another assistant district attor- ney had given her $1O for taXical fare She took $l0 from her pursl and flung it down on the steno- graphers table.
 James D. C. Murray, defense counsel, announced that as soon az the state rested he would move for dismissal of the indictment agains, i MCManus.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-05
RAILROAD LEADERS
 MEET IN THIS CITY
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ming will bn given by x w. Hawkes., vice president Of the Boston ,& Maine railroal. He will speak of "Conditions and Dcvclopmonts or the Boston & Maine Railroad" He vas the first chairman of the New England Freight and Passenger as sociauon which he organized in January 1920. He has taken a prom irent part in railroad activities for q number of q years and is also very much interested in child welfare work.
 President Percy F.. Todd of the Bangor & Aroostook Railroad, will be the second speaker and will use for his topic Freight Rate Cooper alton and New England Railroad Consolidation" Mir. Todd has been engaged in railroad work for more than 50 years and has held numer- ous important offices with various railroads. He was appointed presi- dent of the Bangor line in 1913. He played a large role in railroad work during the World war.
 May Discuss Company Projects
 President J. J. Policy of the N. Y. x. H., &; II, Railroad will be the last speaker of the evening and will talk on The Year 193O." His talk is
New Britain herald., 1929-12-05
JEWETT CITY BLOCK BURNS

Jewett City, Dec. P}-F'ire dam- aged the business block of Charles Arabek, known as Liberty hall, to the extent of about s7,0OO this morn ing.
 The origin was not determined.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-05
WORK KEYNOTE IN
 H00VER'S ADDRESS
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dent was the first speaker After him q number of other high gov ernmcnt officials and industrial leaders delivered addresses.
 This group included Secretary La mont of the commerce department, his first assistant. Julius Klein; Jul jus Barnes, chairman of the board of the Chamber of Commerce, and the president of that organization, William ButterWorth. Additional speakers were Will H. Hays. head Of the motion picture industry: r. s. Snyder, chairman of the board Ol the Institute of American Meat packers, and a number of others.
 To CountcraCt stock Slump
 Alr. Hoover told his audience which assembled in the Chamber ot Commerce building fronting Lafay- cite square opposite the White House. that they had been called to- gether and invited to create "a tenn, porary organization for the purpose of systematically spreading into iu. dustry measures to counteract the effect of the recent panic in the stock markct.'
 The chairman of the board Of tn, Institute of American Meat Packers F. $. Snyder, of Boston, said the sit. nation in the meat packing industry
New Britain herald., 1929-12-05
TAX REDUCTION BILL
 DEBATE IS STARTED

tContnued From First Page) committee, immediately opposed this suggestion. Under Secretary Mills of the treasury was summoned to appear before the committee at another session later today when the George proposal was considered.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-05

csts in the past few years 10 in- crease the safety of local play houses.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-05
.DAHLGREN REFUSES
 ID ATTEND HEARING
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Mir Dahlgren has various witnesses
 who will appear before the com-
 mission to substantiate his state
 ment and allegation.
 "We are therefore formally re-
 questng you to set down a hearing
 at which time MT. Dahlgren and his
 witnesses can appear before your
 commission. Up to the present time,
 MT. Dahlgren has not made any
 formal complaint, but we under stand that the meeting scheduled for today, December 9th, has been called Of your own initiative. w. believe that it will be to the besj interests of all concerned that Mr.. Dahlgren be given an opportunity of presenting his facts to your board for your due consideration and dcliberation. We further will appreciate it if the meeting can be set for a week from today as the writer expects to be in New York the early part of next week. If you are unable to set the hearing for a week from today. then We would appreciate it if you would set it for date soon thereafter. so that
 the entire matter can be heard. Very truly yours,
New Britain herald., 1929-12-05
"NAIR & NAIR.
Hearing for Johnson

Officer Lovines l.. Johnson will he given a hearing relative to his ac- tion in slapping Richard Scanlon Of Peck street a few weeks ago before arresting him on Main street. The officer will also be called upon 10 explain why he testified in police court that he was not acquainted with Scanlon, in view Of Chairman Bannan's personal knowledge that the officer and Scanlon often he'd long conversations while the former was on the West Main street beat.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-05
ZONE BOARD AGAINST
 BUSINESS NEAR PARKS
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present and the property is no long, CT desirable for residence purposes. Judge B. F. Galfncy, acting chair man. asked MT. Dyson if he was not one Of those who opposed an addi- ton to another business building n the same area. and the petitioner answered aGirmatiyely, explaining that the zone was then regarded Us q residence district.
 Attorney Leonard : Appcll, representing property Interests on inc opposite side Of the street. asked The board 10 consider the fact th3l there arg now five stores two gaso- Inc filinc stations and barb 7 shop in the immediate uoI2hborhool l. These. the lawyer argued arr su'- frient to serve the need. O. the district,
 Pennington Avenue Petition
 X group of residents Of Farmin-- ton avenue between Miller alI Allen streets, were present with their counsel, Attorney Joseph e.. Woods, to ask permission 10 amend their request for Il zone chang. They had asked that the residence district be made a business E zone. but they now desire business A Or no change, MT Woods told tho beard. The original petition was ablcd to permit Lawyer Woods 'o bring an amendment 10 the com mon council.
 No notice of the councils desire for action on change in the dry cleaning regulations was received until after December |, Clerk Thom- IS Linder reported. and this made II impossible to docket il for action last night.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-05
Met by High Priest

Cardiual Merry Del Val. high priest Of the Baalica. met the royal party on the threshold of the great church and offered the sovereigns fnc holy water. Then the procession went to the Altar Of the Sacrament, to the Papal Altar and to the Grotto. Before the Baldachino Altar in practically the center of the cathedral the sovcrcigns and their party hnrl and worshipped at the +oaib Of the Apostles. where St. Peter, a predecessor Of the pope they had just visited, is buried. The sovereigns left the Basillca through the sacristy outside which their automobiles and the royal body guard Of cuirassiers were waiting them. They were escorted 10 the boundary of the Vatical City by the papal dignitaries with the same ceremony with which they had been received,
 The return journey to the Quirinal followed the same houte, the people, cheering their king and queen again 10 the echo. Al the Quirinal palace the sovcrcigns left th" cars, and ar ttiicrymcn gave them final salute.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-05
Iun Pleads Guilty

Huff was the sole occupant Of the prisoners pen when Judge NJ. D. SaXe ascended the bench, and the former Miss Carlson was the only woman prisoner, sitting with Mrs. Mary .Metty, police matron, and her own sister. Clerk r.. J. Danberg read the 22 counts off the warrant, which alleged that the embezzlc- ment was committed "on or about
 Nov. 2&," and Lulf pleaded guilty to each one in turn. At one point he remarked 10 the court that h." could not verify the various amounts
New Britain herald., 1929-12-05
SEES BIRTH CONTROL AFFECTING SCHOOLS
(Continued From First Pagc)
last years enumeration.

last years enumeration.
 The public schools have shown an increase of 175 pupils over last year and a decrease of l55 pupils in other schools has been noticed. Despite the fact that the enumcra- ton totals less than that of last year there are more children in school than there were last year. The entire census is taken in Sep tcmber Of every year by the attend ancc bureau y.'t' the aid of special assistants under the direction of Miss Anne O'Brien.
 One factor which is an aid to the Walnut Hill school for semi blind, deaf and dumb and crippled chil- dren.
 The enumeration census, in full fol- lows:
 Persons over and under 16 years of age on the
 first Tuesday of septem- Der. 1899 .............19,59 c0,l0J Number attending school in September, 1929 ......17,0S9 11,059 A. Public schools .......13,G16 1&,4S1 5. Private schools ...... i,41G 3,G28 H. Attending no school ... 2,516 %,Q4G Not attending school, un- der years ........... 1,&H8 1i6S Not attending school, be- tween and years ... 501 6G8 Not attending school. be-
 tween and 14 years IS 61 Not attending school. be- tween 14 and Is years . 659 S49 Total number attending no
 school ...,............. 2,5oS 3.046 Not attending school, en- ployed at labor ...,.. 6S6 569
New Britain herald., 1929-12-05
Fccncy Drives 45S Miles

At l2:@0 o'clock yesterday noon. Lufr's touring car, carrying the own TT and the young woman, Sergeant NcAvay and Sergeant tecney left Washington for New Britain. Ser gcaut Feoncy drove tho entire dis tancc of 458 miles, reaching New Britain about o'clock this morning. The car was loaded with baggage, loose and in trunks, but because of the presence of the two sergeants. practically as much luggage az. was taken was left in storage in Wash ington for lack of room in the au- tomobile.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-05

notified the local police that he would return without cxtradition, his 3thtud" being one of resignation. To Miss Carlson the turn Of events was crushing blow. yet she stood up to It bravely, her demeanor, appearance and general outlook arousing the sympathy Of the police and others who came in contact with her in ashington. At the place Of dctcn- tion where she was held pending the arrival of Sergcants fecney and Nc Away of the local police department. attendants rCmarEed that thoy had never soen a better hammered WOm- al under arrest, her conduct being in sharp contrast 10 that of the gen rr;D run of f,ma lp DrigOurrc
New Britain herald., 1929-12-05
.LUFF BOUND OVER AS AN EMBEzNER

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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-29
HLINKOVA PODMIENKA.

AndreJ Hlinka "a jednu z podmienok vstupenia lu-
dovej strany do ylady uda zabezpecene autonoe so-
venska. Ked toto piseme vada este neboa utvorena,
preto nevieme, q ceske strany eho podmienku pray
ale slime pochybujeme.
predsa tato podmienka je jadrom celeho problemu
cesko-sloyenskeho. Keby ju Cesi prijali odpady by
mnohe statne t'azkosti Benes Masarykom by mali
menej starosti ako odolavat' aku so srany Nemcov
Mad arov, keby mali uspokojenych Sloyakov. Rusfnov
po svojom boku
Mad ari nechci ami stvrt' AMI pol Sovenska Oni
chou cele Slovensko, stare slcrocn6 hrance Oni chc
aby sloyenska krv mad alej stekala do rovin mad
skych obziyovaa vymierajucu Oni bez sloven-
skej rusinskej rlnnske srbskej krye nem6zu zt to
sam priznavajn Preto ak ma dojst' ku krize, dode
1ej " ei by i'm bolo nikane pol sovenska alebo mic
takom pripade spokojne Slovensko Rusfnsko budu
rozhoduj1cim cinitel ON.
Slovaci nechcd autononiu hned, len jej zabezpece-
nie pre- budlcnost necAc mic vac len co Pittsburgh
ska Dohoda ureuje tlto napsal sam Masaryk Bez
bezpecenia autonome, Sovensko bude stale hniezdom
iredenty mad arsk5 intafg Lebo na zloua posere
cllor Slovakov sil kr1nene zven6. ts
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-29

Ako obsahom TAX 1pravou je do
bry a my ho vrele 9odpordcame. v
Amerike name tax malo neod-
vislych tyzdennikov, ako >ziadna
ina narodnost', preto noveho bor-
Gu a nositel'a slovenskej osvety
vitame. Mnoho zdaru!
"Jednota", katolicky kalendar
ma obycajny rok 1880. Vydala
Prva Katolicka Slovenska Jedno-
ia spojenych Statoch Ameri-
ckych. Roenik xxx. Middletown,
Pa.
Tohorocny kalendar Jednoty
sa nam pozdava obsahom i tlacou
ako maloktory predosly. Mimo po
uenych a zabavnych clankov a
hodne obrazov je v nom clanok
"Je mas stotisfc!' nom ta-
bul'ka ukazuj1ca, ako Jednota s
roka ma rok rastla, az prevysila
pocet 100000 dosiahla majetku
do septembra t. r. Sc, 40, ,5O2.95.
Tiez je tam sclanek k 60. narode-
ninam p. Bosaka, ,basne a clano.
eek "Dyadsat pat rokoy V sluz-
be- 2 tohto sa doznavame, 5ze p.
Husek je redaktorom "Jednoty"
uz dvadsat'pat,s ,szakoy zeje so
rocny. Je to tedy yduplovane, jubi-
leum. Pan Husek je teraz jednym
z najstarsich aktfynych sloy. red
aktoroy v Ameraa veru jednym
najlepsich. Ny mu k jubileu
gratulujeme zi6ime dozit sa
zlateho jubilea zas redaktorslym
stolkom.
6xeennOInk2sg veSelDhr& VO
3. dejstvach. Napisal Andrej Pc
FAX. cena 40c. Qbjednat trebs u
neho (519 Sandelson Av., Throop,
Pa.
Greenhornka' je sloYeasko-
americka veselohra . del cerpanyy
je 40 ziyota sloNenskeho sluzeb-
nfho dieysat'a, ktore pre- cIsde.
:bu muscle opllstit matlkl-vdovu
a svoj rodhv kraj, ably seba i
matku uzivila. M Alnerilse s ma
t'azkosti $ angliekon recou, ktore
aaitor pouzil silSornc II sraiom.
kuse.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-29
Al RUSKO BUDE
PfSAT I.ATINKOU

Sovietska vlada vymenovala
komisiu Y profesorov moskey-
skej univerzity, ktori majl pre-
menit' cyrilske pismena ruske ma
latinske patrienymi znackami.
Tiez maju vypracovat' navrh na
zmenenie terajslch abecied heb
rejskej, buriatskej, mongolskej a
kalmikskej reci. Vsetky reel, kto-
re dosavad' uzfvaly inych pisem
nezli latinskych, budi mat latin
ku. 2 ruskej feei Dude vynechany
zvlaStny makky znak celia abe
ceda bude mat 36 pismen. Komi-
sia poda zpravu uz Is. decembra.
Zamenenim pisnfen, bude ul'ah-
Gene ucenie sa rustiny cudzincom.
Latinku .zayadza teraz i i.4Inhosla-
via Turecko.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-29
Observation-Disclosures
VEREJNOSTI.

Nakol'ko som boil ma poslednej
konvencii Sdruzenia Slovenskych
Katolfkov a Slovenskej Katolf-
ckej Matice Skolskej zvoleny "a
pokladnfka spomenutych ustano-
vizni, tymto nctive ziadam vsetky
sbory Sdruzenia Slovenskych Ka-
tolikov ako i osady, vybory a do
brodincov Slovenskej Katolickej
Matice Skolskej, ably vsetky prf,
spevky milodary boly odteraz
zasielane ma moju, adresu, ktora
je: @ 81.
Michal Kudlac,
205 Madison st., Passaic, N. J.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-29
LITERATURA
.Slovenske Noyiny'. Rocnik

lovenske Noyiny. Rocnik j
Cislo 5. Vychadzaji kazdl sobo.
tn. Vydayatel' Sloyak News, Inc,
2O5 Madison ! ST., Passaic, N. J,
Redaktofi: Gustav Kosfk a VIM.
vlasak Potocky. Predplatne ma
cely rok $500, do cudzozemska
$3.50.
Slovenske Noyiny sti novym
slovenskym tyzdennikom Y Anne,
r}ke a 1nena redaktorov rucia. ze
to bnde cisto sloyellsky casopis.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-29
PAN aufRANKA PREnNASAL

|. q. Pan J. 9. sciranka breaseda
Slovak Manor Inc, NAL III nov;
prednasku yo Philadelphii 2 de-
jim americkej politiky . il6asti
Slovakoy.-v " nej. PrednAskn .rspak
riadalo Sloyensk6 PolitickA Sdfl
zenie 70 Philadelphii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-29
KU RoCNYM sCH0DZAM.

Ease nadSlel rOcnych SchOdZ naSlch SpOlkOv, na
ktorych ,radnic podavajd prehlad vykonanej prace
pokroku voleni s iiradnic budnci rok Clenstvo
taketo schodzi dozna ako spolok soji ako ktor
lradnik pracoval podla toho vynasa svoj 1sudok
Nase slovenske spolky Mahonng doline urobily
ste velk pokrok cd svojho zalozenia My temer nema
oovaka tuna, ktory by do daktoreho nasho spolkl
neprsluchal co je sebe dokazom, re spoky mal
skoro vzdy dobrch pracovitych dradnikov zaujatyc
clenov. ~ i tz$g&5s.*
Nase spolky, to sti nase slovensk6 basty Popri ko
stooch casopisoch, ony udrzud slovenskeho ducha
drza Slovakov pohromade. Bez tchto troch ustanovz
nj by sirej Amerike rozpynu ztratili, ze by
nebolo mas ami zmienky Preto brata Slovaci sest1
sovenky, drzte alej svojich kostolov svojicl
casopisov svojch sovenskych spolkov zvel ad ujt
ich TAX budete zvel'ad 'ovat' len seba. ...
Nase spolky maju jednu chybu Re nevedia prilakat
clenstvo schodze To e vazna chyba. Kde clenstvo
neJavi zauem schadzanie tam e zarook rozkladu
chyba da napravit' tax rozkladu zabranit' Cd
pordeame cenom tradnfkom, ably nepojednavali ta
kych mackostach, ktore m6zu vybav' iiradnici sami
schodza spolku stane unavuucou, ked' nej
tahuje prejednava kazda malckost. Schodza podpor
neho spolku oze byt' skopcena behom jednei hodny
vema ze schodze viaceryrh nasch spokov trvsju tr
styri hodny Miesto oho odporicame ably pc skonceni
schodze usporada 81 cenovia dajak zabavku alebo de-
batu dajakej dobrej, zaujmavej otazke Inonarodne
spolky Anerike to tax roba mS 1 vzdy mnoho 1dov
schodzach Preeo by SINE to my nesprobovali?
Viacere nase spol1y majd uz vo zvyku obdarovat
ma Vanoce svoch nudznych clenov alebo vovy sroty
po svojich clenoch Tto krasnu krest ansk1 obycaj
odporlcame vsetkym spolkom do pozornosti. Hlavnym
rysom nasich spolkov e bratska sesterska laska til
nozu vyjadrit najlepsie taky1 skukam, kore MET
stanovach ami paragrafov.
Konecne je odpor1cael'n6 ably do iiradov spolkv vo
lily al svoich madsfch iidov uz t,t rodenych vychova
nych. Tax 81 vypestu1 lradnicky dorast ktorv bude
vedet movat pracovat spolky ktore i'm ich matky
otcovia zalozi. Odstrkavanim mladeze svoej cd We
ddcch postavenf spolkoc zenieme ju presto do ino-
narodnych spolkov nasim narodnym zaujmom zauj-
MON nasich organzaci je ably 81 mladez pri sebe
udrzali.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-29
,MATICA SKoLSKA vYSLE 81
I&TUDENTOV MA SLOvENsKO.

re clOVeku pFiemeTneMu ! AdQ-
priemernemu dych zastaha cd T.
zasu q radosti. Naozaj. A hazdy,
ktory vie, 60 je Matica Skolska
sledoval ,jej cinnost', chtiac-ne-
chtiac musi uvsrit', ze ona dosto-
j svojim slovam. Lebo kazdy vi |
dobre, ze ked' 81 Matica nieeo 20 |
umieni urobit', TO SA Al URO |
B1. Pred par rokmi Matica zalo- |
lila sa. Timed umienilo sa 20 So
sbieranych iou grosf podporit'
skoly - pravda, vsetky hned ME |
v prvom rade tie, co to najnut-
nejsie potrebovaly skoly sa |
podporily, ba VYSTAVILY. Zby |
va vsak este nielen viac stavat'
ale al insie podporit' - myslime
inc akoly, ma Co rad pride 0 kra-
lucky .1as.
Vyslat' vysokoskolskych slo-
venskych studentov z Ameriky
do Cesko-Slovenska studovat' sa
usnieslo ma schodzke, ktora Cd
byvala sa dna 81. novembra 1929
Penn-Harris hoteli v Harrisbur-
~, Pa, pri pritomnosti nasledov-
aych osob: Michal Bosak, maid,
prior Gregor Vaniseak, Jozef HUI
iek, terajsi predseda Matice
sdruzenia, Andrej Guffrovie, An
lrej Novak, A. M. Palkovic, pani
Jakabeinova, rev. Stefan Kocis,
Gustav Kosik, N1ichal Kudlac
,Tlastny ciep tejto pamatnej scho-
lzky Dol, aby move 1radnictvo
,revzalo ,svoje 1rady. Teda br.
Iusek prevail opraty predsedni-|
Ike, br. Kudlac prisiel 81 pre- ma
;icnu -sdruzeniarsku pokladni-.
GU a j. j. Konus, novy tajomnik, |:
tiez dradovat'.
Ako sa uz verejnost' vari do
znala, Matica Skolska je veu a.
koby jedno teleso so Sdruzenfm
Sloyenskych Katolikov Ameri-t
ke. Preto uradnici maticni s1 al
nradnici Sdruzenia.
Ma tejto schodzke boil "a du-
chovneho Matice a Sdruzenia
zvoleny Maid. prior Gregor Va
niscak, predstaveny noveho slo-.
venskeho benediktinskeho klasto-
ra v Clevelande. - Potion bola
rec o tom, ako pomoct' sestram
frantiskankam v Pittsburghu, kto
re tam nedavno POSITIVELY pekn1,
vySsiu skolu pre- dievcence. Pa.
triena vec cd Matice je pomoct ,.
svojim, preto kratkom case Ia
vedie sa siroka kampan ma pomoc.
vznesenym, kultdrnym snaham
spomenutych sestar.
Do exekutivy nasledovni boil
zvoleni: Jozef Husek, predseda !;
pani Frantiska G.. Jakabcinova,
podpredsednicka; Michal Kudlac,
pokladnik; j. j. Konus, tajom-
mix; Andrej Guffrovic, Glen; Gu
stav Kosik, Glen a Maid. prior
Gregor VaniScak, Glen.
Ia tymto brat Gustav Kosik u
jail sa slova, GO, zaiste bolo ma ka-
zdeho mysli, aby Matica vymiena-
la sloyenskych studentov so Slo-
venskom, to je, ably SINE rocne W.
sielali niekol'ko nasich vysoko-
skolakov studovat' ma Slovensko.
Matica vraj mala by 81 to yziat
do programu Samo sebou rozu-
mie sa, re kazdemu sa to Public.
We'd vznesenejsieho ciel'a, popri
podporovani svojskych lstavov,
nieto pre- Maticu, ako dat prile-
zitost' snaziyym slovenskym W.
| sokoskolakom studovat na Slo-
vensku. Lebo ozaj, kto chce slo-
venske dejiny spravne prednasat'
| Americanom, musi vidiet' Sloyen-
sko, musi ma Sloyensku STUDIO
vat. Sch0dzka teda usniesla sa,
aby sa Go najsk6r poslalo cost
pat studentov tax studovat'. Ta-
kym cinom nasa mladez sa v A.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-20

JACKSONVILLE. Sept 20.-tF1
II remained for a. II. Wcodfin,
formerly Of Fort Worth and Hous-
ton, to introduce a new form Of
convict action to the Texas prison
system.
Instead OF running off before his
term ended, as SO many Of his iel-
low convicts did. Woodfin remained
a week after his discharge at the
Ferguson farm near here. Wood
fin believed he was paying a debt
to society he did not owe but SO
long as he was discharging 1t in
the form Of a three-year sentence
he did not mind adding a little in
tereSt.
Il want to get that power house
finished before 7 leave" W0odfin
explained two days after his term
was I'D. II wouldn't like TO leave
'em In the lurch."
While he vas taking a three
year rap" Woodfin. a structural
engineer. rebuilt most Of the build