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The Washington times., 1929-11-21
LEE ANNOUNCES
FOR R|TCH|E

FREDERICK, Md, Nov. III
Decided impetus was given the
Ritchie boom for the gubernator-
ial nomination at a get-together
meeting Of Western Maryland
Democrats here last night when
Major E. Brooke Lee, of Silver
Spring, speaker Of the House Of
Delegates, announced his unwaV-
ering support of the governor for
a fourth term.
Lee made known his stand at
the dinner given in the Francis
Scott Key Hotel by the Junior
Democratic Club of Western Mary
land. Governor Ritchie and Sen
ator Millard E. Tydings were the
guests of honor.
The Montgomery County leader
pointed out that the administra-
ton had made an excellent show
ing and that Maryland is fast at
tanning top rank among. the
States of the Union. This record
Lee attributed to the executive
ability of Ritchie.
"The Democratic leaders of the
majority organization of all but
one of the IA Western, Central
and Southern Maryland counties
already favor and VIII support the
governors denomination" Lee de-
clared.
ION the Eastern Shore the
Democratic leader IS of half of the
counties report the governor as
strong as in 1926 and favor his
denomination. In the other
counties of the Eastern Shore,
even of the lower shore, the
party favor his denomination. In
the other counties of the Eastern
Shore, even of the lower shore,
the party leadership is not op-
posed to Ritchie, politically or
personally"
Major Lee also referred to
Governor Ritchie's attitude in
regard to prohibition when he
pointed out that Montgomery,
Frederick, Garrett, Howard and
Carroll are among the western
counties that have strengthened
their local prohibition enforce
ment through county laws passed
by the Legislature and signed by
Ritchie."
"Ritchie has given both the
counties and Baltimore city that
degree of prohibition their people
want and will support" Lee said.
The Washington times., 1929-11-21
BAP FISTS END
SESSIONS

The closing sessions Of the an
nual meeting Of the Columbia AS
sociation of Baptist Churches,
which has been in progress at the
Fifth Baptist Church, will be
held tonight.
The feature Of today's session
was a doctrinal sermon by the
Rev. F. w. Johnson. A number
of committees also reported dur
ing the day and an address was
delivered by the Rev. Henry j.
Smith and was followed by a dis
cussion. Addresses we're Sched-
uled for the afternoon session by
the Rev. DR.. Joseph r. Watts, the
Rev. DR.. Henry T. Mcdonald and
the Rev. DR.. A, j. Barton.
Yesterday the association voted
acceptance of an offer of $50, 900
from the Gould Foundation for
erection of a girls dormitory at
the proposed Baptist Home for
Children near Bethesda. The 10
girls living in the present home
at BrookIand were invited by Ed
win Gould, through whom the
offer was made, to occupy one of
his New York homes until the
completion of the Bethesda home,
and the children have been in
New York for the past six weeks.
The gift of the Gould Foundation
included construction of a $4,000
swimming pool. GO e..
The Washington times., 1929-11-21
His 3 Dying Babies
Are Found To Be
Only Kittens

ATLANTIC CITY, Nov. al
When the terrified voice Of a
man shouted, MY three chill
dren have been poisoned" over
the telephone to Captain OF
Detectives Emanuel Eckstein
today, the latter sent a squad
of four detectives, a surgeon
and AN ambulance to the home
of Beneditto Francogescu.
The detectives found Bene-
ditto in a state of collapse,
pointing to the closed door Of
bedroom. The detectives
pushed open the door and on
tie bed saw IN the throes of
death three six-weeks-old kit
tens.
MY babies, my babies!"
Beneditto Sobbed. The police
men glowered at him and left.
The Washington times., 1929-11-21

Several hunters crossing the
section reported similar sights.
Bear, with their feet burned away.
and in one case one with it's eyes
burned out have been put out of
their misery. A band of is deer
were reported burned in one
canyon.
Along the upper waters of Ham
ilton Greek, practically every fish
was killed by the intense heat
and burning debris in the creek.
Hundreds of tead trout were float
ing in pools, Game Warden
Charles ziegler said after making
a survey,,.f the distriet;. =. ,.
The Washington times., 1929-11-21
n. Y. GIRL joins
FLYING CLUB
staff Photo.

The Washington Times Flying
Club already has become so pop
ular that membership applicar
tionS are coming from distant
States.
Miss Dorothy Markham, Is. oG
Fayetteville, N. Y, yesterday
registered as a junior member.
She reads the flying lessons in
The Times and will send the
answers to examination questions
by mail. In effect, she win be
taking a correspondence course
in flying. OF course, she VIII
not have the benefit of class In.
struction but she will be enabled
to get a thorough knowledge OF
the theory Of aviation.
Other nonresident members
are joining the club. There are
scores of Maryland and Virginia
members, but most Of them i1-
tend to be at the class meetings,
despite the distance from the
city that they live.
The second meeting OF the
junior division, composed OF boys
and girls under Is, will be held
at 10 o'clock Saturday morning
at the Aviation School Of America,
11O8 Sixteenth st. N. w. 1t is
not too late to register. New
members should cut from The
Times tomorrow the registration
coupon, fill it out, and present 1t
AT, fne meeting.
The senior division will hold
it's next meeting next week.
Neither the date nor the place
has been definitely decided yet.
The Washington times., 1929-11-21
BANK RATE REDUCED

LONDON, Nov. 81 Q.N.S0-
The Bank of England today re-
duced it's rediScount rate from
to 5l2 per cent.
The Washington times., 1929-11-21
1un D. ENTERTAINERS PEAKS GUESTS
INDUSTRY 5
LEADERS
CONFER

President Hoover turned to the
Industrial leaders Of the country
today for further assurance that
American business is baSically too
sound to be disturbed in any vital
way by the speculative gyrationS
Of the stock market.
Already assured that agriculture
Is in good shape and that the
railroads of the country are pro-
ceeding full steam ahead with
improvements and expansions,
the President summoned to the
White House today a score OF
leading induStrialists for counsel
as to their future plans, and to
enlist their services in the ma
tional effort to keep business on
q steady keel during the period
of unsettlement brought about
by the decline in securities prices.
Industrial Blue Book
The list of the Presidents con-
ferees read like an industrial blue
book Of America.
Coming into the Capital this
morning were leaders in the au-
tomobile industry, such as Henry
Ford and Alfred P. Sloan, preSi-
dent of General Motors; there
were the kings Of the utilities
business such as Owen d. Young,
chairman of the board Of General
Electric, and Walter Clifford,
president of the American Tele-
phone and Telegraph: merchants
like julius Rosenwald, of Sears
and Roebuck; Samuel Reyburn,
of Lord and Taylor, and Jesse L..
Straus, of Macy SC Co.; there were
steel representatives like Myron
C.. Taylor, chairman Of the fin
ance committee of the Steel Cor
poration, and George Laughlin,
Of Jones and Laugh1in, Of Pitts
burgh, and many others whose
names are by-words in Wall
Street and the industrial marts
Of the country.
Specifically, Mr.. Hoover sought
from his conferences assurances
that they will not embark on
panicky retrenchment policies at
this critical time.
Control Employment
Millions Of American workmen
are directly or indirectly depen-
dent upon the men gathered in
the cabinet room at the White
House today for their continued
employment. Curtailment Of pro-
duction means the loss Of jobs
to thousands, and that entails
. loss in the country's purchaS-
ing power that can be measured
. in millions.
The President is more con-
eerned about maintaining employ
ment at a high level than with
any other single feature Of the
present situation. The only
thing that can disturb the basic
strength and soundness Of the
business structure, in his opinion,
is a severe drop in employment
figures. Unemployment means
breadlines and the complete loss
of purchasing power.
The Washington times., 1929-11-21

Two weeks ago he arrived from
Syria with his father and came
directly to Fredericksburg to visit
the fathers friend. Joseph Ollie,
a local merchant. Three days ago
the father took Mike with him
and left for North Carolina. To
day Mike came back and ex-
rlained the situation with all the
English at his command by point
ing south and saying no like"
He was more fluent in Syrian,
The Washington times., 1929-11-21
NJ 'MANUS CASE
GETSSTARTED
By JAMES L. KILGALLEN

NEW YORK, Nov. ii QN.S).
George A. McManus, on trial for
the murder of Arnold Rothstein,
Broadway's big shot" gambler
and man of mystery" is enjoy,
ing at least one break" He
doesn't come to court each morn
ing after a night spent in a
dreary Jail, as do the usual run
Of murder trial defendant.
Each night when court adjournS
he is met in the rear Of the
courtroom by his brother, Frank
McManus, and together they de-
part after a CHEEKY 80 long" to
the attorney for the defense.
Where the affable defendant goes
no one seems to know but it's
not to the Tombs which, incident
", is conveniently handcuffed to
the famous old criminal courts
building where the trial is being
held.
The next time George is seen
is when he edges into the court
room in the morning, snartly at
tired, cleanly shaved and smiling
nonchalantly to everyone IN
sight. IF this strapping, good
humored defendant, who would
bet fifty grand" on the turn OF
a card, is worried you'd never
guess it by the expression on his
dark, expansive countenance.
Free On S5O,OOO Bail
McManus, it seems. is at liberty
on $4,000 bail. That was his
status months ago before he was
brought to trial. That is n1s
status now.
Now that a jury has been Sc.
lected to try McManuS, the trial
which has been dragging along is
due to liven up. After attorneys
for both sides make their opening
address to the jury today, the
grand parade of witnesses - in
Guiding hotel "dicks," bell boys.
maids. actresses, gamblers, police
officers, taxi drivers, "men about
town." and some Of the riff-raff
of Broadway-will begin.
Whether from the lips Of any
Of these witnesses will come the
answer to that year-old question:
who shot Rothstein?" is any
body's guess. It will be recalled
the night Of November 4, 1928,
about 10:30 p. m, Rothstein, a
widely known and much-feared
gambler, was sitting in Lindy'S
Restaurant, near Broadway and
Fiftieth Street, when he received
mysterious telephone call to
come to Room $40, of the Park
Central.
Shot Hour Later
An hour later. presumably in
that room, some one plugged
him with a bullet from a .36
caliber "gat." A half dozen OIL
more gamblers, to whom Roth.
stein is said to have lost mora
than $500, 900 some. time before in
a card game, which sum he
neglected to pay, were said to
have assembled in Room $40 that
night. At any rate, when the
police got there after the shoot
ing they found McManus' topcoat
in the room.
McManus blandly says he
didn't shoot "a. r." The district
attorney says he did.
The Washington times., 1929-11-21

" Photo by InteFnatIonA ;
MAX WALLER
YOUNG AUSTRIAN inventor
and former airman, who is
planning to shoot himself
across the English Channel I'm
a rocket. II he is successful
he will at once begin plans for
q similar projection Of himself
200 miles above the earth'S
surface.
The Washington times., 1929-11-21

ForeSterS and hunters have con!
tributed to a survey of wild life
tragedy in the stricken areas.
In the northwestern part of
Skamania County and the adjoin-
ing part of Clark county, Wash
ington, the animals are said to
have suffered heavily. Many
charred carcaSses of deer have
been reported. Several does and
their fawns have been found wan
dering around with the feet al
most burned off and had to be
killed. In one instance a large
buck was found with practically
all his head burned off, leaning
against . log. oar ?. ..sss ....s
The Washington times., 1929-11-21
HELD
To BE VICIOUS

ROCKFORD. III Nov. 81
1.NsO.- Intimating Vat she is
planning to open private war
all her own against Washington's
lobbyists, Mrs. Ruth Hanna Nc
Cormick, Congresswoman-at-large
sror9 Illinois, today had branded
lobbyists as the most vicious time
wasters in the capital.
Speaking before the Rockford
Woman'S Club, Mrs. Mccormick
attacked the lobbyist as a pest
and stated that it is impossible
for a Congressman or Senator to
work in his office, because of their
activities.
The Washington times., 1929-11-21

however. and said he liked Fred
ericksburg better than his new
home, so borrowed a bicycle and
started back. The bike broke
down so he hitch hiked here.
Now he says he won't go back.
Ollie has written the father
asking that Mike be allowed to
remain here and promising that
he will be sent to school and
taken care of.
The Washington times., 1929-11-21
Youngquist Confirmed
Ry Senate Committee

The Senate Judiciary Committee
Yesterday recommended confirma-
tion of G. A. Youngquist, OF
Minnesota, to succeed Mrs. Mabel
Walker Willebrandt as Assistant
Attorney General in charge OF pro-
l1ibition enforcement.
The Washington times., 1929-11-21
$40 STOLEN IN HOSPITAL

Ralph K. washington, Of the
1900 block s st. N. W., reported
to police Of the Eighth precinct
last night that $50 in bills had
been stolen from the bath room
in the ninth ward at Freedmans
Hospital.
The Washington times., 1929-11-21
Many. y.AnimaLs Perish
In Forest Fires

PORTLAND, Nov 81 CIN.s).-Anmal life in the forest
lands of the Pacific Northwest have suffered severely this
the result of terrific forest fires which have swept
thousands of acres with their red scYthes
The Washington times., 1929-11-21
LadAdoptsNew Home
and Gets NeU Name

FREDERICKSBURG Va, Nov. 21.-Mike Casey today be-.
came resident Fredericksburg Mike 5 years old and
like college yell Mike just adopted the like he did
Fred al a home.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-15
"CUDZINEcKf ZLoCINCI ME
SD VZDY CUDZINCAMI
F. l.. [. S.

Sekretar prace poukazuje V
svojich rocnych zpravach ma
fakt, ze ME vsetky cudzo znej1ce
mena, ktore sa objavujd v novi-
narskych zpravach 0 zlocinoch,
sq mena cudzincov. - Dalej OBJ
jasnuje, ktor1 cudzinci-zlocinci
mozu sa deportovat krajiny IA
zaklade terajsich zak0nov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-15

Statoch ktorych otec alebo
matka je naturalizovanym anne
rickym obcanom.
4. Americkymi -obcanmi su al
tie dietky, ktore sa narodily GU
dzine, ,.ked ich otec Dol pred ich
zrodenim Spojenych Statoch
naturalizovany."
"Ak sa zlocinec preukaze svo-
Jim americkym obcianstvom, je
prist' t'ahovalecky urad celkom
bezmocny aspon natolko, nakol'- :
ko ide o deportaciu "a zloeiny,
spachane v Spojenych Statoch." "
"Tak iste al deportacia GU
dzich zlocincov je do istej miery
obmedzena. ziaden precin, ktore-
no sa dopustil cudzinec, byvajdci
v Spojenych Statoch, nem6ze sa
povazovat' "a pr1cinu ma deporta-
ciu, ak ME je tento precin osobit-
lie oznaceny vo vladnych stano-
vach. Deportovat' sa m6ze taky
zlocinec-neobcan, ktory Dol odsd-
deny k najmenej jednorocnemu
uvazneniu pocas prvych piatich
rokov po svojom prfchode do Spo
jenych Statov. Insfmi slovami, ak
nebol cudzinec usvedeeny 20 zia.
dneho zlocinu pocas prvych pia
itch rokov svojho pobytu Spo
jenych Statoch, je chraneny prot
deportacii pre- zlocin spachany
neskorsej dobe. Deportoyat' S;
mozu vsak al oni cudzinci, ktor
al po pat 'rocnom pobyte V Spoje
nych Statoch dopustili sa viace
nez jedneho zlocinu prot mravo
poeestnosti v dobe cd 5. februar
| 1927, W kazdom jednotlivo1
pripade boil ods1deni na dvanast
alebo viacej mesiacov vazenii
Zakon stanovi, ably zlocinci bo
deportovani iba po odbyti svojh
trestu. Vo vsetkych pr1padocl
kde odsndenie je zakonom uzn;
vane "a dovod k deportacii, d
> partment uziva kazdej prllezit
sti, aby zakonu bolo ueinene z
i, dost'.'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-15
STIHLA POSTAVA JE VZDY
v MODE.
TAX hovori Paul Poiret, chyrny
parizsky tvorca strihov.

Automobil, radio, noviny, tele-
fon,5 lietadlo - to vsetko pouka-
zuje na modernost' sveta. Ony
sblizujd dial'ky a priestory. Met
vychodu a zapadu, MET severn a
juhu nestoji medzi mimi ami
cely okamih. Udalosti V New Yor-
ku su zname San Franciscu
hned' ako sa udajiI; co sa stane
v New Orleans, znaju naskutku
v Chicagu. A toto je pravda i Q
mode, ktora diktuje nase zivotne
zvyky. Pravdaze, Pariz je sidlom
mody. Odtial' to prichodia tvorby
strihy, ktore skoro vidime ma u
liciach Bostonu, Atlanty, Cleve-
landu a Spokane. Pevne usadeny
ma trone medzi tvorcami s. pariz-
skej m6dy je Paul Poiret, ktore-
no okuzlujnce tvorby sn merit.
kom krasy uzitocnosti. Monsieur
Poiret teraz cestuje po Spoj. Sta
toch, recniac o stihlosti tela, dl's
ktoreho sa tvoria zenske saty. Blu
de vas zaujfmat', co Paul Poire1
hovori 0 Lucky Strike cigaretlacl
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-15

v spojenf S udrzovanim stihlosti.
"Ak chcete byt stihlymi Ga kto
by nechcel byt' dneska), chrante
sa sladkostf a fajcte Lucky Strike.
Je v mich nieco, akiste ich chut',
co uspokojuje tdhu pc sladko-
stiach, ktore ztucnujd.
wVoila', vezmite 81 Lucky ma
miesto sladkosti : stihla postava
je vzdy m6dna. Ohlasky, ktore
som pri prfchodex do Ameriky Vi
del, hlasaly: s,Najlepsi sposob ma
jedenie cukru je co dodayatel'a
prichuti jedlu'. Je to spravne w
strihat' k miernosti. Primoc slad-
kosti je zlo. Odpor1cam zafajcit
81 Lucky Strike, ked' vabia slad-
kosti.
MOzem dOdat re sam tlez faJ-
cim Lucky Strike myslim, re mi
boly ma pomoci. mojich zdaroch.
"Lucky Strike sii zaiste inspi-
raciou''
Rada Pavla Poiret Lucky
Strike je radou genia V jeho pU-
volani. Nadvaha je ME inspiraciou
ku tvorbe novych strihov. Fajc-
te Lucky Strike, ked' vas vabia
tucniace .sladkosti - ich pripeka.
ma prichut' je dobrym sposobom
| udrzat' sa 2 stihlosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-15
MIR. MARSHALL - TU JE TO

ObchCdna organizacia znama je
podl'a stanoviska jej nacelnikov.
Ak majd vysoke ideale, ony ss
odzrkadluj1 v kazdom clenovi or
ganizacie tiez i V kvalite ich Wy
robku. s' II
Vysokym idealom svojich trad
nfkov d'akuje American Cigar
Co., re je najvacsou organization
svojho druhu IA Svete. Medzi nj
mi najzaujimavejsim je Mr.. Ma
than Wise, podpredseda, ktory
ma na starosti vyrobu. Cd roku
1876 jeho zivot Dol venovany w
robe najfajnejsich cigar V kaz-
dom grade gene.
Kazdy pozoru hodny clovek ma
svoju slabost' aANathan Weiss je
ME vynimkou = jeho slabost'ou
ie jeho obchod, Mr.. Weiss bol
vzdy hrdy ma sCREM0 cigaru,
ktora uyobila cell historiu. Skoro
kazdy fajciar sASrozpamata, ked
Cremo cigara opan1vala cigarovy
lsvet, predayalo sa ich najviac 20
i vSetkych na svete. Ale pre- voJno-
i've pomery Mr.. Weiss American
Cigar Company prindtenl boil Ia
stavit' vyrobu tychto cigar, lebo
nebolo Wac mozno ich vyrabat'
ma predaj po Sc tel istej kvalite.
4 Ale Mr.. Weiss nikdy sa neyzdal
\ nadeje, re sa pomery naprayla a
! umoznia znovu zahajit vyrobu
i Cremo cigar Jeden prVych, kto-
ri hlasali potrebu americkych faj-
eiarov, boil nebohy vice-prezident
Spoj. Statov Thomas Marshall,
ktory, ma otazku, re co krajina
najs1rnejsie potrebuje, povedal
"Co nasa krajina potrebuje maj
: s1rnejsie, je dobra DC cigara.
r Mr.. Weiss hned' sa chytil do pra,
: ce, pouzijnc ohromne prostriedlly
a American Cigar Co. a bez chi 'adu
: ma akykol'vek zisk, podarilo sa
t mu dat pa trh po Sc CREMO eli
b gary este lepsie, nez boly preo
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-15

Slove1fska. Demokraticka unia
strednej Europy Slovaci. u
stanovenie representation noyeho
statu. - Slovaci Rusini.
XIV.
Preco mlci Slovensko? - T. G..
Masaryk prezidentom. = Cecho-
Slovaci, alebo Cesi Slovaci? -
Starosti Slovensko. - Den 27.
novembra 1928. - Manifest De
klaracia.
XVI.
Delegacia Slovenskej Lgy ma
.Slovensko. = Dva prve d'akovnt
pozdravy. Privet americkej
.delegacie. - Referaty Q Sloven.
sku.
,..s. XVII.
Delegati L'udovej strany A.
merike. - Mamateyova interven.
cia "a Pittsburghskd Dohodu
Prezidentove prejavy Pitts.
burghskej Dohode.
XVIII.
Metamorf0za Alberta Mamate.
va. - Obvinenie Slovenskej Ii
gy.
Bilancia nasej 1easti V zahra.
nicnom odboji.
Nuz obsahu tohto kazdy mo.
re videt', ze je to naozaj. cennt
dielo a preto odporiHame kazde
mu Slovakovi, ably 81 ho knpil {
prestudoval. Je ono pisane kra
snou slovencinou, porozumie M,
ktokol'vek. Citajdc jasne uvid
cely mas slovensky zivot, jeh'
borbu a prekazky, ktorymi zapa
sill a zapasf az podnes. Kto chce
tento slovensky zivot videt' jas
.ne, cisto, zadovaz 81 knihu "Slt
vaci V zahranicnom odboji'. CT
1
ma jeho je $3.50, ktore mozete 2;
slat' cekom, money orderom,
hotovosti, alebo v postovych zna1
kach ma adresu: Slovenska Lig
P. 0. Box 996, Pittsburgh, Pa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-15

.vojnou.
Move Cremo majd j til vyhodu,
ze teraz vyrabane sd strojami, a
ME rucne, su tedy zdravotne j
pekn6ho vzhl'adu. Cremo s1 zao-
balene, udrzane v Gerstvosti a ci-
stote. Cremo dneska je najsyrcho-
vanejsim dosazenim vo vyrobe eli
gar.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-15

Sekretar prace, James J. Da-
Wis, rozobiera v svojej rocnej
zprave kongressu medzi inym al
otazku t. Nv. ''alien gunmen
Poveda tom:
"Vo verejnosti zopatuj1 sa ca
ste ponosy ma to, ze prist 'ahova-
lecky trad je prislaby 'arbavy,
ked ide odstranenie cudzich
zlocincov, ktorych mena sa tax
casto objavuj1 v novinarskych
kriminalnych zpravach. NiekoP-.
ko poznamok ku tomuto thematu
bude akiste na mieste. Me je
spravnym usudzovat re vsetky
cudzo alebo neobvykle znej1ce
mena, objavujlce sa v novinar-
skych zpravach 0 zlocinoch, musia
byt' nevyhnutne menami cudzin-
GOV. We'd Je treba 81 rice, upove-
domit', ze celia populacia Spoje-
nych Statov = aspoii pokial' ide
o mena obyvatefov - je vlastne
cudzineckeho povodu. Y nasom
narode shl'ad1vame sa S repre-
zentantmi vsetkych svetovych ma
rodnosti. Mnohl tychto Pudf su
potomkami prvych americkych O.
sadnikov. A ma ostatku memo,
ktore sa dakomu moze zdat me-
nom cudzinca, zaznie pre- ineho
ako obvykle americke memo, co
1 zavisi celkom ma okolici pred
4 koch toho obcana, ktory veci
4 prenaSa svoj nahPad.'
i Rozumie sa, zc v kriminalnej
statistike ME je NONE riadit' sa
menom, ak idle 0 zistenie prlslus
nosti zlocincoyej. Vysetrovanit
nasho departmental yel'mi caste
odhal'uje smutn1 skutocnost'. Il
mllohi 70 zlocincov, ktore by Via
da rada deportovala, s1 ameri
ckymi obcanmi. Z
'.Obcianstvo Spojenych State,
: nadoblda sa styrni sposobmi:
l. Narodenfm Spojenych Sta
: toch.
2. Naturalization v spojenycl
Statoch.
i 3. Obcanmi sa stayaj1 malolet,
J dietky, ktora zzijd " SpodenJcl
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-15
JANosfKOv POKLAD!

Najnovsi roman 0 tomto sloven.
skom bohatierovi jeho polka
doch. Nasledkom zaknpenia vel'-
keho nakladu "a snfzenu cenu ST..
Je to vel mi pdtavy roman ma
Is obrazov.
M. MRAZ ..
800 " Federal st., Youngstown o.