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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-31
DIRECTORS OF CIVIC
LEAGUE ARE NAMED
G. o. P. Women's Group to Oppose
Coffin Committeeman.

Coffin Committeeman.
Directors of the Martha Washing
ton Civic League, an organization
of Republican women opposing the
election of Coffin precinct commit
teemen in the primary, were an
nounced today at a meeting in Lib
erty hotel, 1908 East Michigan
street.
They are Mrs. j. Macdonald
Young, Mrs w. E. Mendenhall,
Mrs. Forrest Bennett, Mrs. E. H.
Hughes, Mrs. V. 3. Whiteacre and
Mrs. William A. Boyce Jr. The
club is affiliated with the Citizens
Republican League.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-31
CHAMBERS FILES NAME
Enters Democratic Nomination Race
for County Probate Bench.
Smiley N. Chambers, 38. of 1915
North Talbot avenue. son of the

late Smiley N.
Chambers Sr., for
mer United States
district attorney,
today filed his
candidacy for the
Democratic nom
nation for pro-
bate judge of Mar
ion county.
Chambers h a S
served as assistant
city attorney for
three years.
He is married
and has two chill
dren. Born in In
dionanOlio Cham
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-31
INDIANAPOLIS MAN,
II, WINS HEALTH
BY new K0NJ0LA
New Medicine Only Rem.
edy to Help Him
Says He Owes Life to
Famed Compound.

What encouragement for all who
suffer, and who have failed to find
relief, there is to be found in the
Endorsements won by Konjola, the
new and different medicine of thir-
ty-two ingredients, twenty-five of
which are the juices of roots and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-31
COUNTY AND TOWNSHIP
OFFICES SOUGHT BY a.
Democratic Candidates Take Lead
in Declarations Filed Today.

in Declarations Filed Today.
With five days remaining in which
candidates may enter their names
in the May primary ballot, forty
four county and township Office
seekers filed today with Deputy
Election Commissioner Albert
Snyder.
Democratic candidates took the
lead in declarations listed today,
eighteen persons filing on the ticket
for various precinct committeeman
ships and six declaring their candi-
dacy for major Offices.
They include Frank P. Baker, 1885
WoodlaWn avenue, attorney, for
judge of criminal court, and Smiley
N. Chambers, 1905 North Talbot
for probate judge. -Four others filed
for township Offices.
Five Republicans filed for town
ship offices.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-31
FOILS ASSAULT EFFORT
Woman Beats OFF Prowler in Home,
Runs to NeighbOr'S.

Runs to NeighbOrS.
Forcing his way into her home at
5 Sunday morning. man attempt
ed to attack Mrs. Frances Harris,
1921 East Fortieth street.
However, she beat him of, she
told police. leaped through win
dow and ran to the home of George
R. Brown, 1909 keystone avenue.
A man entered the home Of Mrs.
Dean Woodall. 445 North Emerson
avenue, Saturday night and seized
Mrs. Woodau when she leaped from
bed to flee from the room. She
screamed and the man fed, she told
police.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-31
ECkener inSpeCtS Sites

D" WAsHINGTON, March 31.-Dr.
Hugo Eckener and his party of
dirigible experts motored from
Washington to Richmond, Va, to-
day to inspect sites between the
two cities for an American terminus
of their proposed transatlantic
dirigible line.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-31
ILL., TAKES OWN LIFE
City Man Kills Self With
Shotgun at Home.

Long suffering from asthma was
believed to have prompted Charles
Bollman, IS, of 1921 Madison ave-
nue., to shoot and kill himself with
a twelve-gauge shotgun in the base
ment of his home early today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-31
CITY GIRL ATTEMPTS
TO COMMIT SUICIDE
Takes Poison After ''Party," Police
Are Told by Friend.

AS an aftermath of a Saturday
night party" in her rooms at 1901
North Alabama street, Miss Opal
Ferguson, 26, took poison today in
an attempt to end her life.
During the party" a davenport
in her room was broken down. The
landlady insisted upon payment and
elected the girl when she failed to
meet the bill, Mrs. Clara lyman, 412
East Market street, friend of the
girl, told police today.
Going to the home of Mrs. lyman,
the girl took the poison. Her con-
dition at city hospital is critical.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-31
STATE BANK is CLOSED
Doors of Institution at Mulberry
Are Closed Voluntarily.

The Mulberry Bank and Trust
Company, state institution con-
Quoted at Mulberry, Ind. was closed
today for voluntary liquidation, it
was announced by the state bank
ing department.
Deposits in the institution
amounted to $224,442.95, A. I. Yuntt
was president and Genevieve Yuntt,
secretary. The bank was twenty
five wears old.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-31
Auction
CERTAINLY

We buy used goods and pay literally
for them.
Ali new equipment for handling your
moving. Prices reasonable.
Your storage will be well taken care OF
In private, locked rooms, at reduced
prices.
Auction sale every Wednesday at
a. m. Let us hear from you.
STATE SAVINGS, Inc.
227-23l N New Jersey
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-31
Hunt Abductors of American

MAZATLAN, Sinaloa, Mexico,
March 31.-Search for bandits who
kidnapped j. E. Bristow, Texas min
ing engineer. was pushed vigorously
by local military officials today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-31

bers attended Wabash college and
Indiana Law school. He served in
the One hundred thirty ninth field
during the war.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-31
Marbles
Tourney

First round of city-wide marble
tournament began today and will
continue throughout the week at
eight city parks, under supervision
Of directors named by David Kill
gore. city recreational director.
Matches will be held at each of
the parks daily between 10 a. m. and
noon and o. m. and 3 p. m. Rep
resentatives of each school in dis
tricts of the parks will attend the
matches.
Semi-fnaI meets will be held April
IL, and finals April 10, Kilgore said.
Charles Jones will supervise play
at Garfeld park, Bob Goodwin at
Greer street and Brookside, Iradell
Horton at Rhodius, Plummer Jacobs,
Negro, at Military and j. T. V. Hill;
Fred Deal at Brightwood, and Kill
gore at Fall Greek.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-31

vincennes Bridge Company of
Vincennes today was awarded a
contract by the state highway de-
partment for construction OF two
bridges on State road SO in White
county. The bid was $19,362.82.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-31
Death Notices

COOK. NELLIE E.-Wife OF Charles M
Cook and mother of Vest Cook. passed
away Sunday. March 80. Services At
residence. All z. 5lst St. Tuesday aft
ernoon, 2:30 o'clock. Burial Crown Hill.
EGGELHOF, CHRISTIAN Beloved father
of Mrs. Pauline HeuSer. Fairfield; o;
Mrs. Margaret Alderman. Louis and Ed
ward Eggelhof Henry of Dallas. Tex,
and william OF Richmond. Ind. paxP
away at the home of his daughter. Nj
Heuser. Saturday. March 20. Funeral
services at Bert S. Gadds Funeral Home.
ChurChman Ave. and Prospect ST, Tues
day April ]. D. m. Friends invited.
Interment Grown Hill.
Raglan MISS FRANCES Beloved sister
Of Paul s Ragan of this city and Mrs.
Ella Sullivan, Peru, Ind, died Sunday,
March 30. Friends may call at Funeral
Chapel Of KIRBY & OHM. 1901 N. Me-
ridian. MONDAY. 3-5 and 1880 p. m.
Funeral Wednesday, April 2. 9 a. m. s
Bernard church, Wabash, Ind
TURNER. JOHN Husband of the late
Dora Turner. father OF Mrs Harry Argus.
brother of William Turner OF Batesville,
Ind. George Adolph and Henry Turner
and Mrs Mary Kenton. passed away Sat-
urday, March 20, at 3 p; M; age s.
years Funeral az the residence OF his
daughter. MIS-. Harry Argus. 1924 Gale
ST. Tuesday, April /. a p. m. Burial
Crown Hill Friends invited.
The Washington times., 1930-11-14
BY JOHN E. NEvIN, JR.

The old days Of legalized lager
viii be nearer return than ever
before with the submission to
President Hoover Of the report Of
the Wickersham Commission on
Law Enforcement, brokers in
Washington believe. A general
opinion in local financial circles
is the commission, after their
studies are completed, win recon-
mend passage Of legislation per
mitting the manufacture Of a
high-percentage beer.
The financial men believe that
the measure will be suggested by
the commission for two reasons !:
First, the brokers claim, legisla-
ton Of this type would wipe away
a great deal of the unemployment
and economic distress which has
beset the Hoover Administration.
Second, 1t would, to q great de-
gree, satisfy the demands Of the
growing wet element throughout
the country.
AS an economic measure,
brokers believe, the return Of
beer Of high percentage would be
a huge success. They point to
the fact that it would tend to
improve business generally; that
it would relieve the desperate
grain situation and give relief to
q large number Of farmers in
Immediately starting up a huge
new buying power in grain mar.
The Washington times., 1930-11-14
Wickersham Report May
Aid Mart, Brokers Say

kets. ID that it would necessi-
tate ,loyment for upwards Of
a lion men throughout the
country.
The stock market, it is claimed,
would, to degree, be affected by
such legislation. Financial men
point to the fact that there are
a number Of concerns, such as
manufacturers Of farm imple-
ments, bottle and cap accessories,
brewery supplies, and other things
necessary either for the manu-
facture Of cereal beverages or pro
duction of the raw materials,
necessities which would immedi-
ately have introduced into their
fields a new buying power.
Every move Of the Wickersham
commission is keenly watched by
local bankers and financial men
for they feel that any change in
present legislation would imme-
diately be felt in many of the
stocks which they now hold. Pro
vision for the return of the "Cld
fashioned" kind Of beer, these
men claim, would be highly bene-
ficial to business generally.
A number of these men could
be clasSed as militant dry" while
others have decided wet" ten
denotes. AS a class, however,
and this holds true through o
great part of the country, 1t is
said brokers are hoping for q
change in the law.
The Washington times., 1930-11-14
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Hogs-Receipts. $1,000; market steady.
Top, 1855: bulk, $7.506S.60; heavy
weight sS.15@s.s5; medium weight.
Ss.30Qs.65; lightweight $s.2s@s.5o:
$7@7.9o; pigs, $8qs.75: holdovers, 1900.
Cattle-Receipts, 1890: market steady.
Calves-Receipts 1000; market steady.
Beef steers-Good and choice. s10112;
common and medium, $6G9.50; yearI-
ings, $6 113.50.s Butcher Cattle-Heifers,
S. a 12;' COW, s3.756T bulls. $50
7.50: calves $Sm1O feeder steers, $50
and heifers. $497 Western range cat
tle-Beef steers. $500 $50: cows and
heifers. $3m8.
Sheep-Receipts, 10 0o0: market
steady. Medium and choice lambs $TD
s; culls and common S4.5096: yearl-
ings. $566.25: common and choice
ewes. S2@4; feeder lambs, S6Q7.2S.
The Washington times., 1930-11-14
LIVERPOOL COTTON

LIVERPOOL Nov. II u.N.s1.-
There was a limited demand in open
ing spots cotton today with prices
easier. Sales amounted to 5000 bales
and receipts totaled 12.009 bales.
At midday, middling fair sold at
7.13d. strictly good middling at 6,Ssd,
good middling at 6.33d, strictly mid
ding at 6.1Sd. middling at 5ssd,
strictly low midding at 5.7sd, low
middling at 5,5sd, strictly good ordi-
nary at 4S3d, and good ordinary at
4.4Sd.
Futures were quiet with December
at 5.s4d. January at 5.90d, Marcn at
6.0Sd, May at 615d. July at s.26.
The Washington times., 1930-11-14
PRODUCE SHIPMENTS

Car-Iot shipments reported for the
entire United States for Wednesday,
November 12:
Apples-Maryland. Is; New Jersey,
5; New York, 1923; Oregon, So: Penn
sylvania, IS; Virginia, 81; Washington.
1879; West Virginia, So Others 1ss.
Total $40.
Cabbage-New York, los: Pennsyl-
vania, /; Wisconsin, 80. Others IL.
Total 163.
Onions-Indiana. 27: Massachusetts.
2; Michigan, 25; New York, Is; Ohio,
.. Others 26. Total 107.
Potatoes-Idaho, 142; Maine, 1853;
Michigan. 81 Long Island. So; New
York, So: Pennsylvania, 4; Wisconsin,
%. Others 251. Total 6S2
The Washington times., 1930-11-14
Grain Corporation
Calls for DeIiDery

Grain Sterilization Corp. Is tax.
ing deliveries of 10000 900 bushels
Of wheat on December futures
contract, Chairman Legge Of the
Farm Board said today. he
pointed out that these deliveries
represented no stabilization Opery
tions undertaken this year but re
merely deliveries taken In plac Cf
the futures contract given Tnel
some 60,000.000 bushels of w1neat
were purchased by the Stabiniza-
ton Corp. last year. When tlnese
deliveries are made all Of thisl So
600, 900 bushels or more will be
stored in the name of the Staeil.
zation Corp. which viii then bid
no futures contracts.
The Washington times., 1930-11-14
CHECKER HAS NEW CAB

Checker Cab Manufacturing
Corp, is introducing new Eno1e
taxi priced at 1892 delivered.
The Washington times., 1930-11-14

BRITISH STEEL OUTPUT OFF -.
LONDON, Nov. 14-Output Of steel ingots in
Great Britain during october totaled 512,5OO
tons against $4,000 tons in September.
The Jones a. Laughlin Steel Company has
placed its three mines on q Sixday week M
stead Of the three-day week previously.
The Washington times., 1930-11-14

1874 211 Zenith Radio. 81 aA 81
p1asHd svds1a sTmDos ana extra: dividend in
a and in stock; d. scrip.
The Washington times., 1930-11-14
OIL STOCKS

Furnished by w B. Hibb. 8 co.l
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-02
JAMES J. DAVIS OTAZKE NEZAMEsTNANOsTI
A PRISTAHOVALECTVA

obecnosti, ak chcete mysliet' len
na Nobchod. Clovek, ktory nema
praee, nielen ze je nest 'astny, ale
nemoze ami kupovat' a tax spo-
trebna sila krajiny je snizena.
Gale my musime zaciat' my
sliet' al 0 niecom inom nezli OBJ
chode. Musime mysliet' o Pud-
skych bytnostiach. Musime my
sliet' menej strojoch a Wac 0
rud och. Mus1me mysliet' menej
0 dolaroch viacej o vlasti Pra-
vda je, ze sme yynakladali celu
svoju energiu ma zayedenie ry-
chlych strojov novel sikovnosti
.yo vyrobe. Co sa stalo $ robotnf-
kmi, ktorych tieto stroje move
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-02
KONGRES LiGY PREDO DVERMI.

u len eden mesae mas deli cd kongresu Slovelskej
Lgy. Bude odb yvanl tn Youngstown po prvy raz
histor Lgy Potrebn6 e, ably kongres prejavenI bol
zivy zaujem vsekych vrstiev mahoningskych Slova-
kov. Sloveska Lga je vsenarodna organizacia ktora
ma nesmene zasluhy narod zasluzi 81, ably
novali ce teno mesac praci zdar ej kongresu. Mu
sine ukizat opravdovym pohostinnymi bratml t1m
dradnikom delegation Llgy, kton k nam zavltajd so
vsetkych koncm sirej Ameriky.
Ako je oznameni kongresu udane, kongrest bu-
di mat slovo len deegati lradnic Sovenskej Lgy.
Preto je potrebn6, ably kazdy sbor Sovenskej Llgy
kazdy spolok prslchajdci do Ligy, 81 CHM skorej zvo
elegata kongres. Ktore spolky nemau zaplateny
prspevok do Ligy ($5OO) mech tax ucna hned lebo len
takl spool ma pravo Delegate, ktor ma prispevok
zaplateny Delegation m0ze byt' len Glen Llgy ktor ma
tiez prispevok tento rok zaplateny.
Ma schodzach sborov Ligy spolkov by bolo prospes
ne pohovorit' 81 narodnyc probemoch tu Sovell-
sku sostavt nvrhy pre- ongres. Teraz je cas- hovor
tom, co by mala Liga robt Kto ma dobry navrh,
nin. Poste no. po odhlasovani, tajomnkov Ligy, p:
Koclirovi najneskorsie tyzdei pred kongreson.
Sovenska Lga je, poe'azne ma bvt' narodn!m vod-
americkych Slovakov. Je cinnost vodcovsvo "a
visf cd toho com kongres usnese. toho je zre
me- akl vel'kl vlznam maju dobrG navrhy pre- pokrck
naroda tu kraji pre- zvel'adenie Lgy. RoNnysl'a
te bratia sesry sostave navrhy. ked vas kongres
ny Dor pozada, oehotne dae do p1pravnej prace
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-02
JEDENAsr RoKov Cd sMRT1 sTEFANIKA

V nede'u sovensky nirod zasvati H. v(rocie slnrti
svolo slavneho bohatera hldinu, generala Mlana H.
Stefanika Pipomnat' 81 bude jeho velk6 skutky ci-
ny "a oslobodeie tisicrocneho aa mad arskeho jeho
zapaln dealizmus eho cste sldce jeho vysok1 myse
eho neorozene slovensk6 savianske citenie Bude no
madeM svojej ukazova ako jvyssl dokonalosti
muzskej, ludskej narodoveckej.
veru Stefanik 81 vsetk6ho toho zasnzil pnou mie-
rou Nebol poskvrneny nkdy iadnou necestnou aferor
neprevnil najmenSom voci narodu ba vsade mu od
maicka slizil ohnivm nadsenm akGho ME e schopnI
kazdJ clovek.
Len zial' re narodu tax skoro posel Ako by no po-
trebova Narod e osirely jeho synovia seba zu|'y
cera, hryz Met varovn6ho hasu ked e MET toho
kto by no posl1chnu.
Veru by no n'rod potrebovl boji "a svoje prava
ktore terasi vladcovia republiky nechc priznat
Ktori svoe vlasne delo vyhlasui 'falzum! Stefa-
mix by i'm vedel odseknt G tie tisice slovenskch legio
na,ov boy ,iez falzum? CT prelieva boji sobodu
n;roda svojho alSovanu krv? CT dava flsovane pelia
re pr;cu? Me, take sovo by nebolo nkdy vyso ls
nikoko "a zvota Sefanka 10 strachu pred jeo cistn
charakterom jeho ostrou rezavou, prsnou mo1alkoH
Stefanikov duch poetuje mad Bradom uz jeden's
rokov Kiez by prenikol do duse lulu vzbudil nom
tiizbu po vodcoch Stefanikovho vzoru
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-02

James j. Davis, tajomnik de-
partmentu prace V kabinetoch
troeh prezidentov, ktory sa tohto
1radu VIDA, V pade bude nomino-
yany ma senatorstyo V Pennsylya-
nil, NAL nedayno pozoruhodnn rec
0 nezamestlsanosti, ktor1 tn i've
rejnujeme preto, sby robotnictvo
porozumelo jeho politike imigrac-
nej a robotnickej. Tnto rec NAL
v New Wilmington, Pa, pred "a
stupcami Rotary klubov miest
zapadnej Pennsylvania. Hovoril
takto:
s.Nezamestnanost' ie najhorsou
nemocou, aka mas moze postih-
nut. Ona skodi obchodu yo yse-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-02

vyrobnt sposoby nahradlly, TO
sme 81 vyhodili Z hlavy. Teraz O.
nj stoja pred mani tislcoch.
ia vam poviem, ze nasa sikov-
most a d0kladnost' vo vyrobe ME
ie doxladnou dokonalou, ked
ona znici tol'ko Iudskych 1.-Two
tov. Robotnlctvo krajiny nechce
ziadnu almuznu. Co 81 ono pyta je
prilezitost dostat' robotu "a
robok. Ono poukazuje na to zlo,
ktore nasa vytrubovana vyrobna
dokonalost priniesla. Jestli ne
budeme vstave i'm dat robOtu,
to bude len d0kaz, ze SINE ne
schopnl ako vodcovia obchodu a
priemyslu, a1o obcania ako Pu-
dia.
" Lick pre- neZamestnanOst' Je
V rukach zamestnavatel 'ov. Ro-
botnik V tom OIL 'ade nemoze mic
urobit'. ZamestnavateP moze a
myslim, re musi. Hovorlme mno-
no 0 tedeckych metodach liece-
MIA nezamestnanosti, ale ked' O.
take prfdeme Ia koren, naJlep-
Sou pracu obstaravaj1cou agen-
ciou je sam zamestnavateP. Keby
SINE tax mnoho mysleli o udrzani
l'udu v praci, ako myslime "a
vedovani novych a lepslch stro-
jov, skoro by prestala nezamest-
nanost'.
"Som proti otvorenym dveram
pre- prist' 'ahovalcov. Lebo keby
dvere do krajiny boly prist 'aho-
valcom celkom otyorene, bola by
nroven nasho zitia snlzena a ma
stale by ekonomicke zotrocenie
Fudu.
My nemozeme ponechat' ne
zamestnanost' trvalou. Muslme a.
drzat' americky l'ud v praci. "A
muslme urobit vsetko mozne, ably
sa situacia nezhorsila. Pocnvanfe
stale volanie po vornom pripd-
st'anl prist 'ahovalcov. Volanie
prichodi z priemyselnych stredislS
kde ,nezamestnanost' je uz teraz
ma pol'utovanie, kde tisice robot
nfkov sa kazdodenne schadza ku
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-02
OZNAMENIE XVIII.
KONGRESSU SLOVENSKEJ
LfGY v AMERIKE

CT. uradnikom Ustrednej Spra-
Wy, Sborov, Okresnych Sborov a
vsetkym ostatnym zastupcom or
ganizacil, spolkov a casopisov V
lone Slovenskej Ligy Amerike.
- Pozdrav!
Bratia Sestry! Y smysle llza-
yretia XVII Kongressu sloNen-
skej Ligy vAmerike, tymto svo-
lavame XVIII. Kongress sloven-
tskej L1gy Amerike ma dni 4. a
Is. -J1na 1880 " Hotel Ohio,
Youngstown, Ohio.
kongress zapocne o 10. hodine
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-02

ranO.
Nasledkom toho vsetky Okres-
ne Sbory, Sbory Slovenskej kigy
V Amerike, d'alej vSetky organi-
zacie, spolky a casopisy " done
Slovenskej Ligy Amerike ncti-
We ziadame, ably na svojich RAD
nych alebo mimoriadnych scho-
dzach zvolily 81 Delegate "a
stupcu delegata, slovom: ably sa
postaraly, re by IA XVIII. Kon-
gresse Slovenskej L1gy Ameri-
Ike riadne a stanovite boly zast1-
pene.
Organizacie, spolky a casopisy,
ktore sn dobrestojacimi clenami
Slov. L1gy Amerike, mozu byt'
zasttrpene ma .Kongresse len dobre
stojacim clenom Slovenskej Llgy
V Amerike. /
X v6li 1spore vydavkov, WAGE
re Sbory m0zu 81 spolocne vyslat'
jedneho delegata, ale takyto mo-
re zastupovat' najviacej len tri
Sbory.
Dl'a stanov clenovia Ligy ma
ju pristup na Kongress len ako
posluchaci. Slovo a pravo hlaso-
vacie na Kongresse maju len de-
legati v So. pragrafe stanoy
spomenuti clenovia Ustrednej
Spravy, zastupcovia organizacii,
spolkov a casopisov. Clenovia
pred vstupom do Kongressovej
miestnosti musia sa vykazat
platnym clenovskym listkom.
Vol'ne navrhy cd Sborov, ale
bo clenov, musia .byt' podane
Ustrednej Sprave pisomne maj
neskorsie 7 dni pred zahajenlm
Kongressu a sice Ia adressu ta-
jomnika, br. Jana A. Kociira, Box
996, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Delegatske listing s1 roynoeas-
ne lrozposielane ma Sbory Llgy "a
spolky lone Ligy vo dvoch W.
tiskoch, ktore musia byt' jasne
vyplnene a podpfsane. u tychto
dvoch vytiskov: Plnomocenstvo
ma byt' odovzdane zyolenemu
delegatovi, ktory ho prinesie SO
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-02

branam fabrik, hi 'adaj1c pracu.
V tychto strediskach sd zamest-
navatelia, ktori chcu vol'ne pri-
st'ahovalectvo. 7aby mohli mat
robotn1kov ochotnych pracovat'
"a 20 centov ia hodinu. Keby sd
to stale, vysledkom by bolo take
ekonomicke zotrocenie, mad kto-
ryym by sa zhrozil sam Abraham
Lincoln. Videli by ste dvoch i
troch robotnikov uchadzat' sd O
jednu a til istu pracu "a akukol'-
vek mzdu. Americka uroven Ii
tia by sa sr1tila. Obchod sam mo-
ze sa srutit' 20. zmensenej nakup-
nej silly nasho pudu. Nemozem
pochopit' ako moze triezvy clo-
vek odporucat' takn imigracnll
politiku.
cod terajska doraz musi byt
kladeny I'd zadovazenie zamest-
mania a udrzanie v praci nasho a
merickeho ludu a ME na odohra
II mu zamestnania. Nesmieme
klast' majetkove pravo mad l'ut!
ske prava.''
Takato je politicko-ekon0mi-
cka filozofia tajomnika depart
mentu prace. Myslime, ze ziaden
|'robotnik nemoze s nou nesuhla-
sit. Preto keby sa Davis dostal
do senatu, robotnlctvo by )malo v
nom dobreho zastancu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-02

dramatickemu krtizku. V hre
dcinkovali: slecny Justina Ores a
Maria Janek mi. a PIP. Pavel Lii
ko, Jozef Spirko, Jan Martinko,
Andrej Hutira. Ma II. maja dra-
maticky kr1zok zahra veselohru
"Civilne manzelstvo'.
Pc predstaveni recnili este: p.
Juraj Murdzak spolocnej praci
narodnej; p. Jan Novotny ST., p.
Jozcf Sova, p. Jan Stamina a p.
Michal Ores. Vsetci d 'akovali du~
chovnemu a vsetkym pracovni-
kom pracovnickam "a osadu.
Hodne prace $ usporiadanim
vecierka maly osadnicky, ktore
usilovne roznasaly jedla a kavu
vyse 400 dtastnikom. Boly to pa
ME: Anna Lipka, Maria Lilko,
Anna Javorsky, Anna Gonda
lndianola Ave, Neronika Augu-
stinak, Maria Stamina, Katarina
Novotny, Zuzanna Ores, Anna
Omasta, katarina ,Pavelko, Kataz
rina ThurilS, Maria Fabian, Anna
Holecko.
Vecierok zakl dcil pan Bajtos
peknymi slovami, d'akuj1c vse-
tk[m "a pr1tomncst' a povzbude-
ME k d 'alsej praci.