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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-02-05
Newark Jobless Organize.

NEWARK, N. j., Feb. AT a
mass meeting at SO Mercer street,
a crowd of 300, half of them Ne
gro workers, packed the hall at a
meeting called by the Trade Union
Unity League, discussion was held
on methods of bring the demands
of the jobless to attention of the
bosses and their government.
Both Negro and white workers
participated in discussion, all show
ing readiness to make a fight for
immediate relief for the jobless, and
to mobilize every worker both UNI
employed and employed for demon
stration on February 26. Another
meeting is scheduled for Friday
morning at the same address, SO
Mercen street, at IL AM, where
organization of the local Council
of Unemployed is expected and the
movement definitely brought into
the T.U.U.L. All workers, employed
and unemployed, Negro and white,
are invited. =
Buffalo Jobless to Continue Fight.
BUFFALO, Feb. A meeting
called by the Council of the Unem-
ployed which has been organized by
the Trade Union Unity League, TAX
ing note Of the recent demonstra-
ton of 5000 workers of Buffalo for
Work or Wages" and the police
brutalities upon the demonstrators,
and the sentencing of three workers
to 30 days for "disorderly conduct"
passed a resolution as follows:
Resolved that this meeting, as
sembled to protest against these per-
solutions, condemns the action of
the police as agents of the bosses
and the bosses government in their
attacks on the unemployed, and
pledges its solidarity with the I'm
employed Council of Buffalo to con-
tinue the fight until unemployment
and its resultant misery has been
completely eradicated."
Arthur Harvey, Organizer of the
T.U.U.L., James Campbell, of the
Moulders' Union, H. Simmons, a Ne
gro worker, and others addressed
the meeting.
Plans are being made for factory
gate meetings of the employed with
the unemployed laid off from the
factories, to unite all forces of the
working class for unemployed re-
lief, against wage cuts and speed
up, and the giant demonstration
scheduled for February 26.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-02-05
CLEVELAND THE
Scene OF FIGHT
Jobless Everywhere to
Refuse to Starve

Continued from Page One)
mon struggle for the emands of both
to eliminate in great demonstration
Of all workers on International I'm
employment Day, February 26.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-02-05

Our own nge. the BOURGEOIS age.
II distinguished by this--thnt II
Inns sinplifi,o class antag0nisms
Wore ana more. society II uplifting
M into two greHt hostile enmps
into two great nnd directly contrn-
Dosed clsssesi bourgeOisie md pro-
lctarlat-Marx.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-02-05

The Mineola- Gastonia de
tense fund is another chief concern
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-02-05

Workers! This Is Your Paper.
Write for 1t. Distribute 1t
Among Your Fellow Workersi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-04
PRECEDENT HOOVER A sLovENCINA.

Ma prvej strane uverejnuj jeme vyzvu cd prezidenta
Spoenych Statov ku obyvates stvu krajiny. Tto VIVA
prisa nam slovencne tlacena bola tacarni vlady
Spojenych Statov (U S. Government Printing Office).
Toto e, nazdvame pc prvy raz, re prezident tel
to velkej sobodnej krany prihovara obyvatel svu
sovenskeho p6vodu sovecine. TO e po prvy raz, re
tymo sp6sobom dostava do priameho styku ameli-
ck[m Sovakmi, tradnej zalezitosti.
Povazujeme to "a vek vyznacene naSej reel so-
venskej tax zaznavanej indie. byvalom Uhorsku boa
zatsnuta do dednek - boa vytlacovana skol kosto
Low celeho verejneho zvota. Boa opravdovou popei
skou Cesko-Slovensku najdu sa miverzitn profe-
sor, ktori ju povazuj,i rec basardnt tuna Ame
rike kde nasa rec em6ze 81 osobova dajake zvlastne
priva, sam prezident prihovara nam nasou reGou.
IIl'a, aky je to rozdie medzi krajinou krajinou;
medz vladou vladou! Ctime 81 americki vladu mluj
ej ustanovzne, vazme 81 a ceGme amerck6 demokla
ciu Bud dme venymi synmi tejto nasej novel vlasti!
A ked' k nam pride popsovatel' alebo popisovatel
ka pliznam hrdo, re nasou maernskOu recou je rec
slovenska Odpovedate bez bazne vsetky otazky.
Genius je statna tajnos' Ziaden aneicky Trad nesme
no vyuzit' vynachadzane niecoho prot jednotvym
obyvatel om. Ami pris ahovaecke ilrady, ami danovt
ami policajne, ami sidne k nedostanj Keby tol
to zabezpecena nebolo by nebol mozny. Preto
odpovedajte smee pravdive Kazdy odpovedat' musi
to vyzaduje l1stava Spojenych Statov.
opakujeme: Ma otazku, aka je vasa materinska
rec, odpovedzte "SLOVAK' (ne Czechoslovak, lebo a
kei reel net ia oazku kde aleho vas rodica
rodili, ak Sovensku odpovedzte ''CZECHOSLONA-
KIA' (nie Hungary alebo AUSTRIA AMI Austria Hungary
ebo Slovensko je teraz cast ou Ceskoovenske repub
liky) Ktory Slovak narodl terajsej Juhosav, od
pove ''Yougoslavia' ale rec uda "a slovenskti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-04

by prisne trestany kazdy, kto by
vedome zamestnaval cudzinca,
zdrziavaj1ceho sa tuna nezakoni-
te. Toto by tedy nevyhnutne zna-
clio, re kazdy zamestnavateF by
nntil svojich zamestnancov ku
dobrovol 'n6mu' hlaseniu, a po-
nevac tislce legalne sa tuna zdr-
ziavajucich cudzincov nema do
statocnych pre1kazov svojom
zakonitom pripusten1, znacilo by
toe ze vsetci tito cudzinci by boil
povinni svoj tunajs1 pobyt legali
zovat'. Takyto process spojeny $
legalizovanim tunajsieho pobytu
vyzaduje vel'a pei1azi, "a nielen
to, ale znacl jednocasne al Wy
hPadavanie sostavovanie vSet-
kych potrebnych dat a informa-
eli. Cudzinci, ktor1 prisli do Spo-
jenych Statov nezakonite v ro-
koch 1921-1924, ocitnuli by sa V
jedinecnom a neprijemnom po-
staveni: urady by ich nemohli uz
depOrtvoat', ale cudzinci by tiez
nemohli legalizovat' svoj tunajsl
pobyt.
Napriek tomu vsetkemu, co prl-
vrzenci registracie uvadzaju na
jej osoh, nema registracia nic
spolocneho citanim ludu. kto-
rym maj1 byt' nadobudnute cen
ne informacie o celej populacii
SpojenJch Statov, ami hlasenim
volicov, ktori 81 prajii zosohovat'
svojich obcianskych pray Ciel 'om
registracie, mech uz nntenej ale
bo dobrovoPnej, ME je chranit'
zakonite do krajiny pripustenych
cudzincov, ale vypatrat' cudzin>
GOV, zdrziavaj1cich sa tuna neza-
konite zakrocit proti MIN. Ten
to zakrok proti nezakonite sa tu
zdrziavajucim cudzincom je o Sc
be legitimnyv, neopravnuje ysak
zayadzapie jakejkol,vek registra-
Gle cudzincov. Ak sa Wade nepo-
darilo vyn1tit' 81 poslusnost' XII
migracnym zakonom, to este ME
je ziadnou pricinou ma to, ably
nlekofko milionoy ,udi bolo w,
stavene neprfjemnostiain roznych
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-04

takymto sp0sobom pat rokov ne
pretrzite mohol by 81 potom zazia-
dat o obcianstvo bez predbezne-
no vyt'ahovania prveho papieru.
Kazdy cudzinec, ktory by sa ma
rocky medal diva roxy registro-
vat, mohol by byt' na tomto pod
klade deportovany.
Ina registracna predloha, predo
streta kongresnikom Cable-om z
Ohio, je nieco menej tragickou,
v svojom principe. sa vsak pona-
sa navrhu predchadzaj1cemu.
Senator Blease predostreI Sc
nate navrh na dobrovol ne hlase-
ME cudzincov Is. 1879. V pri-
pade prijatia tohoto navrhu mo-
hol by 81 kazdy zakonitou cestou
pripusteny cudzinec podat' zia-
dost' ku Commissioner General of
immigration a "a poplatok So OBJ
drzal by cd neho pre1kaz o zako-
nitom pripusten1 do Spojenvch
Statov. Certifikat Dol by doloze-
ny podobiznou, podpisom a adre-
sou, ako al inymi informaciami,
preukazujncimi totoznost' cudzin-
covu, a bol by tedy nespornym
dokazom cudzincovho zakoniteho
pripustenia do tejto krajiny. Sc
natna komisia pre- prist 'ahovalec-
two poednavala 0 tejto predlohe
uz 12. marca.
Cudzojazycna Informacna Sluz-
ba je tel mienky, re al prijatlm
tejto ostatnej predlohy 0 dobro-
vol'nej registracii cudzincov otvo-
rila by sa len cestu n1tenej regi-
stracii. Ak bude ktorykol'vek z
navrhov tohoto druhu prijaty,
stane sa registracia cudzincov nn-
tenou nasledkom roznych predpi-
SOW administrativnych alebo ma
tlaku zamestnavatel 'Ov ma lch "a
mestnancov. Nasledok takehoto
zakroku bude potion to, Re ako Gu
dzinci tax al obcania bud1 w.
staveni neprijemnostiam rozneho
vypoclyania, rozlisovania a ne
spravodlivfho natlaku.
Podl'a navrhu, ktory ma byt'
iba prejednavany Y kongrese, boi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-04
FOREIGN LANGUAGE INFORMATION SERVICE
PROTEsTUJE PROTI REGISTRACII CUDZINCOV
F. l.. I. S.

Ma ostatnej schodzi spravnej
rady Cudzojazycnej Informacnej
Sluzby (Foreign Language lnfor-
nation Service) postavili sa vse-
tel clenovia tohoto sboru proti
navrhovanej registracii cudzincol
zahajili svornu cinnost' proti
tejto ndtenej alebo dobrovol'nej
registracii, ktorej prijati sa pra-
We jedna v kongrese.
Usnesenie spravnej rady je Wy
jadrene nasledujucej rezolucii {:
"PRETOZE bude kongrese
pojednavane o predlohach, navr-
hujucich registraciu alebo zapi-
sovanie cudzincov,
PRETOZE CudzoJazycna Infor
macna Sluzba verf, re takato re-
gistracia by oddelovala odliso-
vala cd vsetkeho obyvatel ,stva
prave til jeho ciastku, ktoru 81
prajeme zcelit' ostatnou popu-
laciou v jednoliaty celok, a ma
miesto, ably cudzincov posillova-
la V ich vernosti laske k Anne
rike, branila by len ich aslmila-
eli a zt'azovala i'm nadobudnutie
americkeho obcianstva,
PRETOzE dovernici d'alej We
ria, re vacsina nezakonite sa tu-
ma zdrziavaj1cich cudzincov by
sa registracii al bez toho vyhlo,
zatial' co mnohi celkom nevinni
cudxinei al Amerikani tu rodeni
boil by nepravom podozrievani a
un1vani roznymi vysluchami, a
inf by sa snizovali k nizkemu Wy
zvedacstvu, vyhladavanim 1plat-
kov a pod, a
PRETOZE dovernici d 'alej We
ria, ze takato registracia, al ked'-
by bola tax zvanc dobrovoPnou,
bola by zavzdy n1tenou nasled-
kom roznych administracnych po-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-04
4. APRfLA 1880

Luzerne, Pa. - NJ. F. Gajdos zoe.
Cobalt, Ont. Oan.--Fr. BlazeGka soc.
San Francisco, Cal. - J. Wasky:
$l.55; Maria Cavalier $3.50; Andrej
Gala 35c, Maria Rack 35c. Spolu $3.75.
Prya Katolicka Slovenska Jedncta
| $4,000.
Lloydell, Pa. Clenovia jednatel stva
tomto meste vospolok $l.30.
Pana, III. Jozef Cernicky $l.00.
Taylor, Pa. Rev. E. A. Bellas $500.
Tarrytown, N. Y. Jednatel' Spolku
sv. vojtecha, Stefan SpaGek $l.OO.
Petoskey, Mich. Po 5000: Martin
Beer a Jan Beer. Po $l.OO: Stefan Mul-
Ter, Jan Rostar, Jan Kelbel, Michal
Bednarik, Anna Beer, Jan Kresnak.
Spolu $1,000.
Elsie, Mich. Clenovia :jednatel 'stva
v tomto meste Csc. ..
Avon, N. Y. Jan Kolarik $500.
Perth Amboy, N. }. Clenovia jedna-
tel 'stva Mrs. Amy Muchovej vospo.
lok $780,
Mason, Wis. Paul Bartek 35c.
Streator, I'll. Clenovia jednatel 'stva
v tomto meste $5.15.
/ Carroltown, Pa. Po $1.00: Jan Budi-
ckf, Juraj a Katarina Budicky, And
rei Pivovarnik, Maria Roth, Martin a
Maria C'hrin, Maria Martin Nltko,
yozef Zaiac: po soc: Zuzanna Elias,
Stefan Cavalier, Zuzanna Hovan, ka-
tarina Kreinus, Martin Maria Lac
| ny, Juraj Macko q Juraj a Maria Lac
ny. Spolu $1G.50
Spolu $2507O.
Mech dobrotivy Pan Bob svo-
jim bozskym pozehnanim odme-
nit raei stedrost' darcov, ktori O.
betovali ma tento slachetny ciel'.
Ked' v meme naSho jubilanta vse-
tkym darcom srdecne d'akujem,
1ctive prosim O d'alsie milodary
ma Jubilejny Fond Spolku sv. Vol
techa.
Dano V Youngstown, Ohio, dina
20. marca 1880.
Rev. Stefan Kocis, hi. jednatel'
613 North Lakeview Ave-,
Youngstown, Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-04

ziadav0k a surenia zameStnavate-
l'ov,
PRETOZE dovernici d'alej We
ria, re tato registracia je svo-
JON principe nezdrava, odporujil-
ca americkym idealom trad1-
clam osobnej slobody a dala by
podnet na vzkrsnutie problemov
o vel zavaznejslch, nez jakEm
je ten, ktory chcl prave touto re-
gistraciou vyriesit',
MECH JE USNESENE, ably
spravna rada Cudzojazycnej In
formacnej Sluzby postavila sa
proti jakejkol 'vek registracii GU
dzincov. mech uz dobrovol'nej a.
lebo nutenej a ably ziadala kon-
gres, ably odmietnul vsetky navr-
hy, tykajuce sa jakejkol'yek re-
gistracii tohoto druhu.'
Kongres bude onedlho preJed-
navat' tri rome predlohy o regi-
stracii cudzincov.
! Prv1 predlohu podal kongres-
mix Aswell Louisiany, ktory zia-
da, aby sa kazdy cudzinec kaz-
dorocne hlasil. Poplatok "a regi-
straciu boil by stanoveny ma So
prvy rok a ma 81 kazdy nasledu-
jnci rok. Cudzincov prenkaz re-
gistracii Dol by dolozeny podo-
biznou cudzinca, jeho podpisom a
inymi informaciami o jeho totoz-
nosti a bolo by cudzincovi treba
predostriet' ma poziadanie tento
pre1kaz kazdemu straznikoyi ale
DO iiradnikovi Department. pra-
ce. Cudzincovi bolo by treba hla-
sit kazde uvaznenie alebo odsl.
denie, ako al preciny, ktore k
MIN viedly; d'alej bolo by mu tre,
ba hlasit' kazdd zmenu svojhe
mena alebo syojho osobneho
vzhl'adu. Cudzinec, registrovanJ
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-04
SLOVENSKA KAT. AMERIKA
SPOLKU SV. VOJTECHA
z prilezitosti jeho go. rocneho
jubi1ea (187O-1930)

" MEME BOZOM ZACiNAME.
Krasnou a chvalyhodnou oby-
cajou je prejavit' zasl1zilemu pra
covnlkovi dobrodincovi povd'ac-
host'.
Takyto prejav povd 'acnosti ro-
bi sa obycajne Z prilezitosti, ja-
kou je ma priklad jubileum. A
vtedy prejav povd 'acnosti tlumo-
ceny byva nielen slovami, ale al
darmi.
Mas zasl1zily pracovnlk a do
brodinca, Spolok sv. Vojtecha,
prave toho roku slavi 60. rocne
jubileum svojho jestvovania a
blahodarneho dejstvovania. Slo-
vaci-katolici po celom svete chcn
mu pri tejto slavnostnej prilezi-
tosti prejavit' svoju uprimnn po-
vd 'acnost'. D'alej chcu Spolku
sv. Vojtecha poskytnnt' prostried-
ky, ably este zdarnejsie mohol pra-
covat' "a nasu svat1 vieru a dra-
by narod sloyensky. Chc1 ho OBJ
sypat' svojou povd 'acnost 'ou a
svojou stedrost 'ou. Chc1 1cinne
napomoct' vznesene ciele svojho
jubilanta A v tomto, ohl'ade ami
nasa slovenska katolicka Ameri-
ka nechce ostat ma poslednom
mieste. Sloyenski katolici v Anne
rike tiez chcl darmi obsypat' svo-
jeho jubilanta, svoj Spolok sy.
Vojtecha. Poniektori uz poslali a
ola Pan Bob, re ostatni tax tiez
urobia. We'd co dame Spolku, da
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-04
lnlA Carleton, 1s4s.,o,,,

vysluchov, rozlisovania, dozoru,
vyzvedacstva a vsetkej tel nespra
vodlivosti, ktorej by zavedenie re-
gistracie dalo wink. Registracia
by mala na svedomi wink zavaz-
nejsich problemov, ktore by sa
neshodovaly S ideou americkej
slobody, ako sd tie problemy, kto-
re nou maj1 byt' rozriesene.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-04

me vlastne sebe, lebo Spolok je
mas. Nasledovni poslali uz na Ju-
bilejny Fond Spolku sv. Vote
cha:
Binghamton, N. Y. - Stefan Hroncc
$1.0G.
Wheeling, w. Va. - NJ. Ga.j .jdos $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-22
DR.. c. |. GRIFFITH,
VETERAN, EXPIRES
Prominent Physician Served
in World War-FuneraI
Tomorrow Morning.

DR.. Charles I. Grifith, prominent fig-
ure in the medical life of the Capital
for more than 20 years, who died at
$50 o'clock yesterday afternoon, will
be buried in Mount Olivet Cemetery
tomorrow after a requiem mass at the
Franciscan Monastery in Brookland.
DR.. Griffith, who lived at 1918 Madl-
son street. died at his home following
an illness of six months. He was pro-
feSsor Of medicine at the Georgetown
University School of Medicine for 20
years, and he was one of the prominent
practicing physicians of Washington.
Born in Washington, DR.. Griffith was
schooled at GonZaga College and at
Georgetown University. His profess
Sional training was received at the med
ical school of the latter institution. He
was an active figure in the Catholic
activities Of the city. He was past
state deputy of the knights of Column
bus in the District, having held that
Office in 1922 and 1923. From 1923 to
1925 he was faithful navigator of the
knights of Columbus Fourth Degree
Assembly and was examining physician
for the order for q number OF years.
He was grand knight of Keane Council
for three years. DR.. Grifnth also was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-22
POLITICAL LIMBO
is FATE OF RYKOV
Soviet Official, Losing Post on
Politbureau, Shorn of
Last Power.

BY the Associated Press.
MOSCOW, December 22-Alexis
Ivanovitch Rykov, shorn of his post
in the Soviet government scheme, to-
day was without place in high Com
munist party councils, where he has
been a powerful figure from the days
of his intimate association with Nicolai
Lenin.
Friday he was relieved OF his place
as president of the Sovnarkum. or
Union Council of Peoples CommisSars.
His place on the Politbureau, or po-
litical bureau Of the party, was taken
away by the party's Central Committee
and Central Control Commission.
1t Is believed that although he is
bereft of actual power, the party direc-
torate, led by Joseph Stain. secretary
general, will use him and others OF the
Right Wing opposition at other tasks in
the specialization of the union, since
Rykov particularly is regarded as one
of the most capable men of Russia.
AS a member of the Politbureau, M.
Rykov held greater potential power
than as president of the Council OF
Peoples COmmissars, a post COM
parable to that Of premier in parlia-
mentary governments.
But behind even the Central Execu-
tive Committee and its praesidium
there has been the powerful Politbu-
reau, where the problems of Com
munism actually are thrashed cut.
Rykov, removed from the Politbureau,
has been consigned to political limbo,
temporarily at least.
His place on the Politbureau goes
to the man who some time ago re-
placed him as head of the Commits
Sariat of Labor and Defense, some
times called the Supreme Economic
Council, Grigori Ordjonikidze. In an
other change in the Politbureau, Andrea
A. Andrew, recently appointed chair
man of the Central Control Commits
sion. is relieved from his deputy MEM
bership in the Poltbureau.
Viachaslav Molotoff, appointed. as
president of the Council Of Commits
sars to succeed Rykov, is relieved of
his duties as a secretary OF the Com
munist party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-22
FIVE ARE KILLED
IN ROAD ACCIDENTS
Nearly Score of Others Hurt
in Maryland and
Virginia.

Traffic accidents in nearby Maryland
and Virginia over the week end resulted
in five fatalities and injuries to nearly
a score of others, including two volun-
teer f1remen.
The dead are:
William E. williams, colored, Of
! Baltimore. Md.
Tony Manuel, 20, of Front Royal, Va.
| Hazel Boston, colored, 10, OF the
+ 1900 block of Third street southwest,
! Washington.
Henry Clay Jones, colored, a resident
of the United States Soldiers Home,
| Washington.
Has Fractured Skull.
Williams was pronounced dead on
arrival at Casualty Hospital, where he
| was brought, together with two colored
woman passengers in his machine. One
! of these fIilda Biner, "a, has fractures
| of both legs. The other, Mary Miles,
was treated for bruises.
| Occupants of the other car--John
Lee, 900 block of Eighteenth street:
Sadie Lee of the same address ana
Solomon Easton, 100 block Of street,
all colored-were treated at Providence
Hospital where Sadie Lee, who has
possible fracture of the skull, Is said
10 be the most seriously injured. They
! were taken to the hospital by john
Marsden, 1900 block of N street, while
1.-THE Prince Georges County rescue squad
ambulance removed Williams and his
companions to Casualty.
Struck by Train.
Jones. a 65-year-old veteran Of the
Spanish American War and resident
since 1924 OF the Soldiers Home in
Washington, was instantly killed when
he was struck by an express train OF
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac Railroad at Lorton Station, Va.
Young Hunt, the son of James A.
Hunt of South End. Cumberland, was
killed late last night when his sled ran
into an automobile operated by Burr
w. Powell. His skull was fractured.
Louis Reynolds, IL, riding on top OF
Hunt, received a fractured shoulder
and severe cuts. Powell says the boys
were damaging. Five were taken to
hospitals for injuries received in other
coasting accidents at Cumberland. They
were John Martin John Yaider, Albert
| Smith. Mary Jane Wise and Eugene
Scaletta.
Pinned Under Car.
| Manuel was killed near Front Royal,
Va, when pinned beneath his over
/ turned car A companion, Earl Walton,
escaped with minor hurts. He was UNI
| able to release Manuel and walked a
mile for assistance.
! The Boston woman met her death
! in a similar accident near Centerville
| Va. Her brother, Percy BooSton, said
to have been the driver, was not
seriouSly hurt
| The injured firemen were Wallace
Rollins, IT.. and Wendell Reno of the
Capitol Heights department. They were
hurt when an automobile in which they
were riding crashed through a bridge
on Central avenue.
| Reno, who is reported to have driven
/ the Capitol Heights engine back from
| a fire at OXon Hill few minutes be-
| fore, is in a critical condition at Cas-
ualty Hospital, suffering from broken
| ribs and internal injuries.
I Rollins. the son of member OF the
/ Town Council, was able 10 leave the
| hospital after treatment. Policeman
/ c. E. Rippinger of the eleventh precinct
was the first to reach the accident scene
! and took the men TO the hospital.
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by virtue Of statutes duly proclaimed,
Miss Qussie Haynie Is hunting ex-hus-
bands. She Is not hampered by any
closed season.
Seeking ahmony which men have
failed TO pay ex-wives, Miss Haynie,
young and pretty, works out % the Pu-
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BANK BANDITS GET $500

GARY, Ind, December 90 (P.-Two
young men held up the Farmers &
Merchants Savings Bank at Highland,
Ind, today, locked seven persons in the
vault and escaped with $4,000 in cash.
TOLEDO, Ohio, December % Dr.
Three men held up the Home Savings
Bank in Metamora, Ohio, 20 miles west
of here, today and escaped with about
So, 500.
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grand knight Of the Knights of St.
Sepulchre at the Franciscan Monastery.
During the World War DR.. Grifith
was a lieutenant commander in the
United States Navy Medical Corps. He
was a major in the Reserve Corps of the
United States Army at the time of his
death.
The physician is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Lillian Davidson Grifith;
one son, Charles l. Griffith, IT., ard
his father. George w. Griffith.
The mass in the monastery will be
said at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
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laski County probationary ONCE. She
comes TO her Job with expert training,
being the daughter of a former sheriff.
a deputy sheriff herself for four years
and lawyer who was recently admit
ted to practice before the Arkansas SUI
preme Court.
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SEEKS EX-HUSBANDS

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, December %
H).-Under authority of the great seal
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Who has relieved Alexis I. RykOv
as chairman Of the council Of peoples
cOmmissars of the Soviet Union. The
possibility of q shake-up I'm the admins
iStratiVe posts in the Soviet govern
ment had doomed for some time, CENTER
ing about RykOv, whose post CORES
ponds to that Of premier In other
countries. "A. p, Photo.