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Chapter 31.
THE TWIN BROTHERS

Obadiah found Philander Chase standing in front of the soutt window of the parlor, examining z china bowl on quaint old mahog. any candlestand
 .One doesn't often see a Japan csc garden in New England farm. house" he said, as Obadiah joined him.
 Jim sent it to Debby, my house. keeper" Obadiah answered, produc- ing a cigar which Chase declined
 "She thinks heap of the little houses and bridges pointing to the tiny Japanese toys and wooden miniature men and women.
 You keep it in too much sun shine" commented Chase; then stooping over to examine the plant in the center of the bowl more carefully: Tn fact, this Tree of Idfe should be potted; it's outgrown the bowl" He looked up suddenly Who were you talking with just now?"
 Big Bill Beach, the sheriff of Litchfield county"
 Sput of the corner of his eye Obadiah noted Chase's sudden ner- vous fiddling with his watch fob Won't you sit down? Supper will be ready most anytime"
 ,."1 don't know that I can wait Chase compared his watch with the grandfather clock. He fidgeted for q second longer. "It is imperative that I see my brother tonight Is it possible to get to Stone Tower other than by going back to Goshen?" Obadiah shook his head.
 .'No. The road from East Corn wall end up the pass is too rough except for Ford car; I tried il once and broke spring Debby most always gets messages right an she said your brother was com. ing back here tonight. I'll be glac 
 to put you both up.'
 '"Wont that inconvenience you?' Not bit" and the heartiness of his answer carried conviction.
 That's very kind of you; IT gladly stay" and Chase picked ur the rejected cigar. His fingers sought his vest pocket, then tho other. and his expression grew startled.
 Want match?p Obadiah tossed him a box which he caught.
 '.Thanks."
 Chase puffed at the cigar witt nervous rapidity until he had i going to his satisfaction.
 You say supper isn't ready?'
 Not quite; in about half al hour, Debby said" Obadiah moved
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SYNOPSIS: A million dollar fortune gone and Jim, the man she loves, revealed as Comm. Jamieson Sinclair, whom she had como to regard with such bitterness--these are the deyel- 6pments of one day that as- tound Peggy Prescott. Then Sheriff Beach unknowingly pro- vfdes the information tn at clears Peggy of the murder of Lieut. Edgar Stanton when he tells her the fatal bullet was fired from a .35 caliber pistol; hers was .45 caliber. Her joy Is short lived when she recalls Jim's pistol was of a .35 caliber.
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GOVERNMENT SCHOOL
 HOLDS CELEBRATION

In spite of the fact that quiet Christmas was decided upon as> a result of the four deaths which have saddened the community with in the last months, the little In- dian folk were not deprived of their Christmas fun. A large tree was erected in the Government school and after the program, Sandy Stew ems, Billy Brady and Joe Brady, acting as Santa Claus messengers, distributed an abundance of toys and goodies that at least thezs were no sad little hearts.
 The program follows
 School opening exercises.
 Welcome, by Mary Williams.
 Chorus, Onward Christian Sol- diers," compliment to A. N. B.
 Playlet, Ella and the Umbrella" !" by the second and fourth grades.
 Chorus, Merry Christmas"
 Playlet, The Doctor" first grade.
 Joyful Christmas Bells" by the Senior chorus.
 Playlet, "The Cat that Wanted to Be Christmas Present"
 Song of Gladness," by Senior chorus.
 Manager Scene, while Junior chor- us sings.
 "The Christmas Story" by Mrs. R. M. Davis.
 Come Shepherds" chorus.
 Presentation of schools own to- tenn pole tha ttells the story of a drill which forms part of the physi- cal training work It is high and wide and contains nineteen charac- ters.
 It was made and given to the school by Frank James. one of the patrons. The school is very proud of their totem pole and grateful to Mir. James for the gift.
 Rev. Bauer, new pastor of the Congregational church was intro duced. In a short address he con- graduated the children on their presentation of their program, spoke of his work in Nome and expressed his wish to be of service to the community. tR
 It is rumored that Santa expects to return to the school next Thurs day on his way home, so the tree will not be dismantled.
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HOUSE ROBBED

Sam Opich's house was entered some time last Saturday evening and robbed while no one was home. It is estimated $500 or $4oo in mon- ey and other valuable were stolen. Officers are working on several clues.
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SCHOOL HOLIDAYS
 START TOMORROW

With suitable Christmas programs and the usual exchange of gifts fol- lowing the regular school sessions this afternoon, the vacation period for the school children has started and will continue until January 2.
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no amount of pounding brought her young mistress to open it.
 Julia dropped down on the near est chair. Had Miss Peggy gone out in her absence? It was hardly likely, for she had spent the hour allowed her canoeing on the Mo- hawk Pond that morning.
 The colored girl rose shakily to her feet, terror of the unknown causing her to break out in cold perspiration. Why, why didn't Miss Peggy admit her? She was locked out of Few Lodge but-had she not left Peggy Prescott inside the house?
 Copyright, D. Appleton & Co)
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HOLIDAY IN WRANGELL

MT. and Mrs. E. E. Engstrom left this morning on the Alameda for Wrangell where they will spend Christmas vacation with MT. Eng strom's father. They expect to re- turn Sunday.
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RETURNS TO PETERSBURG

A. H. Sonsthagen. who was here a few days, returned to Petersburg on the Alameda this morning. He expects to be back on the Channel for a second visit in another week.
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MRS. sHIPPEY RETuRNs

Mrs. H. c. Shippey of the Fern Beauty Parlors has returned and is now fully prepared to do perm anent waving of all descriptions including the very new CROQUIG- MOLE. adv.
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HERE FROM OREGON

Miss Nita Franklin, sister of Mrs. O. F. Rollins, arrived here a few days ago from Portland, to spend the next few months as the guest of the latter.
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NOTICE

The Cash Bazaar will be open part of the time tomorrow to ac- commodate those who wish to pur- chase gifts for those they might have forgotten.
 -adv. THE CASH BAZAAR.
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HOME FOR HOLIDAYS

Miss Impi Aalto arrived home the first of the week to spend Christ mas vacation with her parents. Miss Aalto Is teaching this wear at West Petersburg.
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HOLLY FOR CHRISTMAS

Cut Holly. Holly Wreaths, Cut Flowers and Potted Plants for Christmas.
 adv. JUNEAU FLORISTS.
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TO TELEPHONE PATRONS

TO TELEPHONE PATRONS
 A new telephone d.recsory is now in course of preparation. Patrons contemplating change of address or persons who wish to have tele- phones installed are requested to n otify the Telephone Company. Phone APO before December 26th.
 adv
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Carol ofNoe1 By May Folwell Hoisineton

EVEREST within the manager lay A Haloed on the scented hay. Joseph prayed at Mary's bower.
 Guardian of her slumber-hour.
 Lowly ass and lowing kine
 Watched the Baby's halo shine. Through the broken thatch or high Peered Star of midnight sky,
 Shepherds softly knelt around,
 Guided by carols sound.
 Angels sang that Holy Mon- uUnto us 6 Child is born." GIFT CERTIFICATES The Ideal Gift. Always accept able and can be exchanged for mer- chandise at any time. adv. New and select me df Christmas
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New and select me Of Christmas cards at The Empire.
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Inside the house, Peggy makes an amazing discovery, in Thurs days installment.
Evening star., 1929-12-12

Crepe-back satin and crepe de
chine pajamas, some with collars or
frills, others plain or lace trimmed.
Tuck-in or blouse models, in all new
pastel shades.
NeEiises Section. Second Floor
Evening star., 1929-12-12
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sizes. ST. pair.
r AVON CHE
MISE in pink, sizes
"a to 46. Special,
CSC.
r AVON p A
JAMAS in pastel
shades, sizes SO to
40. Regularly So.
Friday only, $l.95.
r AY ON BAN
DEAUx, sizes 80 to
SO, 75c.
BawAN I'm
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-26
oBNovME ST CLENsKE PRfsPEvKY LICE.

tomto tyzdni, ked' vidime vlastne oci pracu O.
kresn6ho Sbou Sovenskej Lgy Mahoning doline, t.
sjednotene sovenskych spokov>v spolocnej narodnej
prac dobre e prpomenu Slovakom ably 81 clenske pri-
spevky Iige obnovi1 ktori ME s este clenm ably
mimi stall Clensvo L1ge stoj len $1OO na rok Zoe
rocne extra do Sboru Igy Sborov Ligy name tn Ma
honing doline sest Campbell Haselton, na Lansing
vile Steeone po jednom diva strede mesta Vst
pit mono do hocktoreho prihasenim dradnikov a
ebo ma schodz Schodze Sborov teraz eo sotya bu
d,i ale Ma jase zapocn1 odbyvat', lebo MUSlA B1
deme totz mat kongres Slovenskej Ligy Youngstown
ma budiici rok mahoningske Sbory Okresnym Sbo-
rom bud mlse porobt vsetky pripravy ably pobyt de-
leeatov radnikov Ligy bo elm premnej, zeby 81 ma
Youngstown milo sponinai nasej koonn donna len
pekne rozpraval t~
Teda bratia Slovaci sestry Slovenky, nezabudnite
obnovt svoe rispevky alebo ktor ste este ME lge
do nei vstlpit' Ved Sovenska Llga je jedina vsena
rodna usanovize sloyenska Amerike e nasim repre-
zentanom pred f6rami Ameriky sveta; bez ne nam ne
mono bvt' A nemozno nam byt ami bez nasho Okres-
n6ho Sbor Slovenske Lgy, ktoreho vychodi taxa Pc
kna cnoroda praca ako boil tohotdIovy slovensky Den
Idora park, zakladane knznce ina osozna, Iarod
ieho memo pozdvhujuca .cinnost
Kongres Slovenskej Ligy bude mali buduceho roE
ku ale m,sme robit pripravy nan w odteraz, aby SINE
vsetko dobre preved dobre previest tak pracu Wy
zaduie nieen cas-, ably hodne pracovnkov pomocni-
kov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-26
SLOVENSK1 KATOL. SOKOLI
PREUKAZALI UCTU NEZNA-
MENU VoJINOvI, WILSoNOVI
A SV. VACLAVOVI

Vzalo to niekol 'ko dni kym mas
zanechaT Jimmy vanok prijatia
naseho Cechmi5 Prahe. Ma ma
drazi Wilsonovom sice odzneli j
slova yrelej lasky nadovsetko
20 stranky slovenskeho ministra
DR.. Tisu a inych, ale verejnost'
prazska, vo vseobecnosti bola
chladna. Tomu SINE sa nedali my
lit, a tiez SINE. to nezabudli i'm po-
vedat', hned SINE sa dali do
praci. Medzi inym Kat. Sokoli sa
yelmi okazale zadrzali pri hrobe
Neznameho Vojlna, kde nase So
kolstvo ma. cele svojich vodcov w
prayy DR.. Gustav Koslka, Palko-
yica a Rev. Stefan Panika polo
zilo krasny venice kaplici stare
mestskej Radnice. Pri Radnici
,nase Sokolstvo dalo sa do radu a
V tichosti pochodovalo do kaplice.
Brat Palkovic polozil yenec ma
hrob vsetci "a minltu stall SINE
Y tichosti q potion pokliaknuc 81
pomodlili SINE sa "a pokoj po-
szehnanie matiek tyeh,r ktorer do
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-26
PRIDE RAD MA MAS?

Citali tlto kratku, ale vvznaml1 zpravicku
''Po uzivan nemciny "a 60 rokov nemecka uteransks
crkev st. Louis zaviedla anglctind vyucnil boho
suzobnt1 rec" ##s.i .t@ i
St.-louisi Nemci boil vstave udlzat svoju materi1l-
ski rec "a ses desia rokov Nasa engraca je mladsia
Najviac mas prslo pred 20-30 rokmi. Udrzime 81
svoju rec este "a 800 rokov? # i
Mali by SINE 81. Nemcov 81 nemusime brat ner-
TUX st tn sarsie poske osady ktor6 este vzdy dr.
zia svojej reel. Zdvisi to cd silly voe huzevnatost
Nemci utrat odporuj1ceho ducha po svetovej vojne
Mnoho ich casopisov prestao vychodit, ked Spojenf
Staty vstpily do vojny po boku nepratelov Nemecka
po porazke americk Nemci tax kles duchu re lah
ko poanglictenu podl ah. Stlous Nemci ME s totiE
jedin ktori sa zanglict. / tn Youngstown uz majd
anglick6 bohosluzby a, maju ch al indie
Nam vojna nepriniesla kesnutie ducha. Naopak
vzpruzenie. Toto vzpruzene toto obrodene ma nam Wy
staGit udrzat sa povrchu ked ME dle, aspon este
800 rokov. tohto casu nam je treba pripravu
ably SINE naozaj nezatopi bez stopy
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REKoRDNY PocET sLovAKov MA SLOW. DNI
.(Dokoncenie !. strany.)

5 i. strany.)
listky k1pil p. FIR. Hudik. !.
Po zavodoch boly sokolske
cyicby, povedane reel a zaspieva-
ne hymny narodne piesne Prvn
rec povedal p. Frantisek Hudik,
predseda vyboru Slovenskeho
Dna. Pan Hudlk srdeenymi SLOW
mi privltal obecenstvo, vyzdyihol
vyznam slaynosti a odovzdal slo-
yo p. pravotarovi Jurajoyi Pro-
kopovi, ktory v anglickej reel
predstavil sudcu Lyona. Sudca,
ktory ma tax rad Slovakoy, rec
nil vrele o mas vyzdvihol nase
ctnosti, ktore mas cinia dobrymi
obcanmi tejto vlasti.. Bol caste
pretrhavany potleskom a ked do
koncil, Dol obdaroyang .torton y
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koval priklad lasky sv. Vaclave,
ably sme nehladeli ma to, ze kto je
starsi medzi nami, alebo silnejsi,
ale ably sme nasou vernost'ou ku
syojeti preukazovali lasku ku
dielu sv. Vaclava. Po odohrani
hymny pochod vratil sa nazad ku
Ustrednej Kancelarii.
Tu uz pri tych slavnostiach
Praha bola nam vP1dnejsou bez
samochyaly muslin napisat', ze
nasi americki Kat. Sokoli Slo-
.venski zrobili vel'mi dobry do
jem ma obecenstvo, ktory DOZEN
NAL svoje dobre nasledky. ze mas
Praha teraz neskorsie uz lepsie
vitala v tom vel 'ku rol u
hrala americka zastava, ktora je
obi 'ubena ysade ma tol'ko, .ze Hud
bozkaya verejne prapor ten, ked'
sa moze k nemu dostat'.
Vypraya Kat. Sokola robi do
bry DOZEN preto, lebo} pud 81
zna ocenit' obety, ktore nasa or
ganizacia doniesla, pre- telocvik a
nadovsetko pre- katolicizmlls, kto-
ry Prahe je veru slsby. tOdusev-
nenost' Kat. Sololstva sldzi "a
prfklad kazd6mu, @
R4posses,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-26

niesli najvacsiu obetu "a krajiny,
"a republiky a "a clovecenstyo
vobec.
Druhy den nam tiez ostane v
pamati to v pondelok ked nasi
Kat. Sokoli polozili venec ma pom
nix Wilsona, dobrodincu Cesko-
Slovenskej republiky. DR.. Kosik
postaral sa, ably tam Dol pritom-
ny al poslanec Spojenych Statov,
minister Einstein. Pre- pana mi
nistra posiel vybor vypravy a
celarii Orolstva odkial Orli a Or
,spolocne dosli ku Ustrednej Kan
lice viedli pochod, pri prvotried-
nej bande, ku pomnfku Wilsona.
Tu brat spravca polozil venice
pocas hrania americkej hymny a
ma to pan minister Einstein vital
katollcke sokolstvo ma pode eu-
ropskej Pc hlucnom potlesku a
odohrani hymny p, minister 81
pohovoril S nasimi cvicenkami a
tax SINE pochodoyali ku pomni-
ku sv. Naclave kde venice polozil
Rev. Stefan Panik. Tu prehovoril
k nam Rev. Pospychal vzdelaya-
tel Cesko-Slovenskeho Orla ma
ktoreho rec odpovedal Rev Ste
fan Panik, ktory najviac prizyu-
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&, Tretiu cenu "a najkrajsl kroj
obdnala nlalinka Jozeflnka
Shrek. Bolo to vel mi chutne
dievcatko a obratilo na sebae po-
zornost' vsetkych l'udf. Dostala
$1.OO, ktory daroval p. Frantisek
Hudik.
Cestn1 potchvalu obdrzaly este
tieto' Slovenky v. krojoch: PAM
Dvorjak, 81. Stella Baksa, 81. Ma
ria Baksa a 81. Anna Smrek. Po-
sudzovatel'mi krojov boil: pi.
Mariena Mrazova a p. Stefan
Barbustiak, obaja znalci tom
odbore.
Obrns, ktory Dol vyhrayany
pcsas baseball hry, vyhral Odbor
.611. fA 81, pre- ktory vyyherne
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i.potesil. Odovzdala mu ho sprie-
Ivode milych SLOW pani Maria Slif-
I:kova, hi. uctovnicka IKSZJ.
jedna clenkyn vyboru SLOW.
Dna. Podobnu tortu obdrzal i p.
Pavel Jamriska. Obe forty upiek-
la darovala pani Wiflingova,
obi '1bena CHINA Slovenka
Campbell.
Spevokol ev. cirkve Jana Husa
zaspicval hymnu America y po
anglicky po slovensky. Spev bol
vskutku krasny. Bolo poznat', re
clenovia spevokolu su dobre w
| cvieeni ze majd osobe Rev.
Jur. Roha znameniteho sbormaj-
stra. Clenovia spevokolu zasl1zia
vd 'aku, ze vynechali pol dina z
prace, len ably obohatili program
svojim peknym spevom.
Nasledovnym recnikom Dol p.
Pavel Jamriska, ,pokladnik Slo-
venskej Ligy, ktory prisiel z
Pittsburghu vd acne, ably mas
obodril povzbudil do d'alsej ma
rodnej prace. Vyzyval mas, aby
! sme boil hrdi ma svoj slovensky
povod, ably SINE 81 nedovolili cd
Enikoho ponizovanie svojej narod-
nosti a urazatel'ov ably sme ma
mieste potrestali Jeho rec pref
kama bola i humorom a vypocuta
Is vel 'kou pozornost 'ou. Nepochy-
buieme, re sa kazdemu zastepila
| do srdca. Pan Jamriska obdareny
| boil tiez cukrovinovym barankom,
| ktoreho mu podalo| jedno dievcat-
| ko, oblecene kroji.
| Mayor Heffernan pre- svoju ne
moe nemohol prist'.
| Medzi reciami boly prevedene
sokolslse cvicby. Prva vystupila
| 10-clenova cata dorosteniek Sbo-
ru 146. T. S. j. Sokol pod velenim
81. Orgy Palascakovej. Dorotsten-
ky previedly sletove prostne cvic-
by kriHkami tax krasne a bez.
vadne, re sa kazdy divil. Dostalo
sa i'm vreleho potlesku cd ODE
censtva.
| Druha Gata bola 12-clanova ca
ia chlapcov Sboru 159. Sloven-
skych Katolickych Sololov z Ha-
seltonu pod velehlm p. Stanisla-
Iva Necku. l tato eata cvicila vel.
mi krasne a ,bezyadne. Chlapci
mali hybke ,pohyby, rezko 81 Wy
kracoyai a cvicili ami jeden. Boil
tiez odmenf vrelym potleskom.
Tretia cata bola eata dievcat z
Pam. Oddelenia Sboru 1O7. SLOW
Katolickych Sokolov na Lansing
vile, pod velenim p. Jozefa l.
Maruskina. | tato cata sa peknt
zadrzala zacvicila prostne akt
vel Ike Sokolky. Vel'ky potlesE
bol ich odmenou.
Ako velitelia, tax velitel'k 'ka
: Sokolici a Sokolice zasluzia po
chvaly "a obohatenie programu
Velitelia velitel'ka vynechal
pracu, ably mohli ucinkovat'. Ca
ia malych Sokoliek z Lansingvil
, lu nebola udana programe, leb'
, do posledneho dina sa nevedelo
: ci bude cvicit'. Preto mech Mkt,
nezazlieva riaditel 'stvu, re cat;
nebola dana do programu. AL,
riaditelstvo je povd'acne p. Ma
ruskinovi, ze S catou prisiel.
Ma koniec zaspieval este eyanj
! spevokol dive krasne l'udove pies
! ne program zakonceny boil slo
,venskcu hymnou "Hej, Slovaci"
ktori zaspievalo obecenstvo spo
lu so spevokolom.
Nasledovala baseball hra Wy
beranych ciat, ktorej vysledol
bol:
West 2O3 1O1 600
East oil 900 1O1 Z
| Toto boly vyberane caty 20 Slo
venskej Baseball Ligy. Vo Wes-
cate boil hraci Giat Warren
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Ked' mate krstiny, svadbu.
pohrab, spolkoyh, oaadnf slAv.
most, opf&te nam to : xa6lits uvs-
Remit do ,naiich noyfn.. u
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ma neboly nam ami teraz udane,
ale mimo spomenutych policajtoy
PIP. Kraika a Hosu, ktori praco-
vail, al sa mich lialo, videli
sme j p. Jana M. Guru 20 Stru-
theirs, ktorv "a posledne roxy
vzdy pracoval vo vybore a al to-
no roku chodieval ma schodze,
kym nebol raneny v busovej ne
hode. Vzdor tonlu, ze este nebol
celkom zdravy, prisiel pomahal.
Vd'aka mu! Pan Gura je elektri-
karsky kontraktor. Vo vybore
tiez usilovne pracovala PAM Po-
dolska Lansingvillu p. Marus-
kinova, pani Novotna mnohe
inc.
Zvlastnu vd 'aku zasluzil adv.
p. Joseph Julius Campbell, kto-
ry dodal busy a 25 automobilov,
ktore cd rama do vecera privazall
l'ud Campbell a Haselton do
parku a domov parku. Takto
bolo umoznene, ze z Campbell
Haselton priSlo vyse tisic l'udi ma
slavnost'.
! Ma TX. Slovenskom Dni mali
SINE j hosti z d'alsich miest. Stret-
Ii SINE sa 5 Rev. Simonom Gandi,
10. F. M. Pittsburgh-Avalon,
Pa, vel 'kym narodovcom slo
venskym, p. Petrasom tiez z
Pittsburgh a poculi SINE ze boil
hostia i z Clevelandu, Akronu,
Johnstownu inych miest.
z nasich duchovnych videli
sme Rev. Stefana Kocisa, Rev.
Stefana Begallu, Rev. Jana Ham
raka, Rev. Jana krusko a Rev.
Juraja Roha. Vsetci nasi duchov-
nj kooperovali riaditel'stvom
povzbudzovanim osadnlkov a cir
kevnikov, aby sa Slovenskeho
Dna zucastnili. A prisli Slovaci
20 vsetkyych osad cirkvi na tejto
okolici.
i Ma Slovenskom Dni videli sme
temer evsetkych nasich popred-
nych l'udi, ako hi. nradnikov a
nradniGky slovenskych organiza-
Gil, obchodnikov, doktorov, pra-
votarov iEych professionally,
ako al cinitel'ov spolkovom a
cirkevnom zivote. Boil i bratia z
i Warren, Girard, a inych okoli-
tych miest Ohia a zapadnej Penn
: sylvanie.
TX. Slovensky Den sa vydaril v
kazdom OIL 'ade len kooperaciou
: vsetkych Slovakov Sloveniek
i. Vybory fungovaly bezvadne
kazdy NAL svoju pracu vyznace.
MI kazdy svoju ulohu previe.
, dol. Vysledok je vacsi penaznJ
nielen mravny zisk. Odhadujeme
( ze bude vyse 5000 zisku, ktory
bude rozdeleny vdovam sirotam
v Mahoning doline. Financni
: zprava podana bude uz v bud6
!. com elsie, lebo na utorok, 30. julia
i je sch6dza spolkov a celeho riadi
: tel 'stva SIovenskeho Dila.
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lax a Jozef Brajer.
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governments cooperate. 1t is reason
able to suppose that large private bust
ness enterprises will likewise take adj
vantage of the benefits of long-range
planning.
At the present time there is no room
for political division on the question of
making sure that we shall not have a
spell of unemployment during the COM
ing Winter. The problem far transcends
IN Importance any political consldera-
ton. The President has embarked upon
a program and has called a confer
ence of business leaders to assist him
in it's execution. If effectively prose-
cuted it will have my unconditional
support.
To Press for Action.
I shall at the same time do my
best TO keep before Congress and the
country the necessity of passing the
legislation which have introduced and
of creating a permanent agency Cr-
ganized and equipped to bring about a
continuous adjustment in industrial ac-
tivity through the sterilization effort"
of the Government, so that we NAV
in the future be spared the anxiety and
the apprehension inevitably produced
by emergency conferences.
The proposal which I advocate has
been pronounced sound by the leading
economists of the Nation. A Senate in
vestigating committee has recommended
1t in the following language:
The Government should adopt legis-
lation without delay which would pro-
vide a system OF planning public works