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Smyrna times., 1930-04-09
TWO SMYRNA STORES BURN
Stores of Harry p. Boyles and
George A. Davis, Badly Quilted

AS we go to press this afternoon
a fire alarm was sounded and the
Smyrna fIemen rushed to the fire
which was supposed to have
caught in the shed in the rear Of
the store of George A. Davis fish
market, next to The Smyrna
Times Office, cutting the building
considerably and spreading TO the
grocery store of Harry P. Boyles
which was badly damaged by fire
and water The press room of The
Smyrna Times caught and the
Notwithstanding was badly char
red, and for time it was feared
the press room equipment would
be burned. The firemen got most
of the effects of Mr.. Davis out
and helping hands assisted Mr.
Boyles in carrying his groceries to
the other side of the street For
a time it was feared the fire would
consume the Smyrna Times build
ing as well as the building of Mrs.
E. c. Lattomus VanWinkle and on
Gown the street. Firemen did
splendid work in keeping the fire
confined and much praise is given
them for their promptness and the
heroic manner in which they
fought the stubborn fire. All con-
cerned are not only grateful to the
flremen but to other citizens who
assisted in keeping the fire from
spreading. No estimate of the
damage has yet been placed but
will be considerable.
Smyrna times., 1930-04-09
SMYRNA HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
Smyrna High Carries First Hon
ors in County Defamation Contest
Smyrna High Athletics

On Friday evening in the audi
torium of the Smyrna High School
the Kent County Oratorical and
Defamation Contest was held,
Smyrna High School having two
contestants. The contestants and
their selections rendered in the
defamation contest are as fol-
lows: The Execution of Sidney
Carton" Anon, Alice Breme, Mil
ford; Jean Duprey," Service,
Katherine Clifton, Smyrna; Go
ing of the White Swan" Parker,
Pauline Cohen, Harrington; Hell
gate of scissors" Anon, Reta Sa-
breda, FELTON,; Daddy Doc" Kim
ball, Frances Shannon, Caesar Rod
ney; song, Our Delaware" audi
ence. Oratorical contest" Amer
ica Achievements" Original, Mel
son Everhart, Smyrna; Abolition
of the Liquor Traffic" original,
Wendell Stewart, Harrington;
why War Persists" original,
Charles Williams, Milford; vocal
solo, Selection from Carmen, .
Miss Mary Hynson. Katherine
Clifton was awarded the first prize
for the county in the defamation
contest, Alice Breme, End, and
Frances Shannon, honorary mention
and Nelson Evernart, the first or
atorical prize. The judges were
c. V. Byron, Lewes; c. A. Short,
w. c. l.. Dover, w. A. Robinson,
Washington College, Chestertown,
Md. Miss Katherine Clifton and
Mr.. Nelson Everhart, both stu
dents of S. H. S., will enter the
State contest held at the Murphy
Home, Dover, on Friday evening,
April 11th-Y Yesterday afternoon,
Tuesday,the weekly Assembly was
held in the High School Auditor
ium, an Arbor Day Program being
rendered. The Assembly was call
ed to order and opened by read
ing, Forest Conservation" by
Pauline Mannon; Song, America
The Beautiful; Trees" written
by Joyce Kilmore, by Doris Price;
Poem, April Rain" by Harold
Hilyard; song, 'Woodman, Spare
That Tree; reading, Il Used to
Kill Birds" by Fronza Stevens;
reading, Birds That Make Us
Happy" by Serena Davis, and a
little playlet, entitled, Mora
Makes a Cake" the characters be
ing Misses Elizabeth Faulkner and
Pauline Mannon. Smyrna High
played its third game of baseball
this season last Friday afternoon,
April 4th, having as their oppon-
ents Caesar Rodney High School
on the local grounds. The final
score was Cd in favor of Caesar
Rodney. The schedule for the
varsity and junior varsity teams
Of Smyrna High School follows:
Varsity-April II, Harrington, at
Harrington; April II. FELTON,, at
Smyrna; April %. Alumni, at
Smyrna; April 28, Midletown, at
Smyrna; May 2, Delaware City, at
Smyrna; May 8, Caesar Rodney, at
Wyoming; May L., Harrington, at
Smyrna; May %, FELTON,. at Eel
ton. Junior Varsity April 2,
Hartly, at Smyrna; April 9, Clay
ton, at Clayton; April %, Hartly,
at Hartly; April 80, Clayton, at
Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1930-04-09
DOVER MAN IN ACCIDENT
Ross Hardy Hits Maryland Car on
Boulevard SmSrna on Saturday

Boulevard, Smyrna, on Saturday
A collision at the Boulevard and
Commerce Street, between a road
ster of G. K. Howard of Pocomoke
City, Md. going north, and car
of Ross Hardy, of Dover, who was
driving west from Smyrna Land
ing, occurred in Smyrna last Sat
urday evening about $50 p. m.
MIR. Howard was accompanied by
Mrs. Howard and they were en-
route for Pennsville, n. J., to see q
relative, who is i'll. Mrs. Howard
was badly shocked and received
slight injury and was taken into
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Turner where they stayed until
later in the evening when they
were taken to Pennsville. Bot.
cars were badly damaged Hardy
agreed to pay for the damages.
Smyrna times., 1930-04-09
ST. PETERS CHURCH NOTES
Rev. e. A. Lemoine, Rector, An
nounces Services for Next Sunday

nounces Services for Next Sunday
Services for Palm Sunday, s a.
M, Holy Communion, followed by
Communion Breakfast of those
recently confirmed, Mrs. Sarah
Farrel being the hostess. At this
service also the palms viii be
blessed. The church school will
meet at 10 a. m. At the eleven
o'clock service palms will be dis
tributed and Mrs. L. d. Kitchens
will sing THE Palms" There will
be no evening service, and conse-
quently a good congregation is ex-
pected at this service. The special
preacher for this Thursday will be
the Rev. B. F. Thompson, rector of
Christ Church, Dover.
Smyrna times., 1930-04-09
AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Usual Hours of Worship With Rev
John Humphries Preaching

Services at Presbyterian Church
on Sunday, April 18th. will be as
follows: Sunday School, 10 a. m;
Communion, IL a. M; ano evening
worship, 7.30 p. m. Rev. John
Humphries will have charge Of
both services.
Smyrna times., 1930-04-09
Firemen Honor Members Memoir,

Smyrna Firemen attended in a
body the funeral of Henry S. An
thony, charter member of the
Citizens Hose Company, No. L, of
Smyrna. Friday afternoon. The
firemen were in uniform. Rev. Mr..
Humphries had charge of the SER
vices which were largely attended.
Smyrna times., 1930-04-09
Protracted Drought Ended by Rain

The protracted drought which
has been felt in Smyrna and vicin-
ity and all thru the State was
broken Sunday afternoon and
night by copious showers that will
do great good to vegetation.
Smyrna times., 1930-04-09
DOVER FIREMEN GET MASKS
These Safety Masks viii be Used
to Prevent Smoke SuffiOcation

10 Prevent SI1oht ESuh'otahuh
The Robbins Hose Company, at
a meeting Wednesday evening, de-
cided to order three Burrell safety
masks to use at fires to combat
smoke suffocation. The selection
was made after several styles were
tested and tried out. The hose
company is also trying out several
makes of electric fire sirens to use
in place of the present bell system
in giving alarms. The company
will be host to the Kent County
Firemen's Association in Dover on
April IT. w. c. Boyer, Jr., was
elected a delegates to the meeting
in lieu of c. T. Holston, resigned.
Smyrna times., 1930-04-09
DEATH RECORD OF WEEK
Misc Edith Clark, Daughter of Gil
bert II. Clark of Duluth, Mime
sofa, Formerly of kenton

Miss Edith Ore Clark, of 4211
lombard Street, Duluth, Mime
sota daughter Of Gilbert R. Clark,
formerly of Kenton, died at her
ron,a there on December 31st, 1929.
Due to the severity of the winter,
ard Of the ground being frozen,
the body was placed in vault un-
Il; last Wednesday, April 2nd,when
sbe was brought here by train and
b,ried in Odd Fellows Cemetery.
She was Is years Of age and was
the daughter of Gilbert r. and
Edith Briggs Clark of Duluth, Mr..
clark being the son of the late
David S. Clark of Kenton. She is
survived by her parents, one sister
Miss Elizabeth Clark, and two
brothers, Messrs. David and James
clark. all of Duluth. Miss Clark
Il the second cousin Of Mr.. Harry
B. Clark of this town.
Death of Miss Ella CrossIey
Miss Ella Crossley, who made
her home with Mrs. Jesse S.Vane,
up to the time of her death on
Thanksgiving Day, and has since
been residing with Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Vane on Commerce street
died at the Kent General Hospital
az Dover, at 9 o'clock last evening,
Tuesday. She had been in very
poor health all during the winter
and just two weeks ago had been
taken to the hospital with hopes of
recovering. She was "a years of
age and the daughter Of the late
John and Emma Crossley of
Smyrna. She is survived by four
sisters, Mrs. Henni Burkhart, Mrs.
James Brown, both of Philadelphia
Mrs. Joseph Shelton, Sr., and Miss
Martha Crossley, of Smyrna, and
two brothers, Mr.. James Crossley
Of Baltimore and Mr.. Jacob Cross
ley.
w. G. Abbott, Milford ShipbuiIder
w. G. Abbott, 81, owner of a
Milford shipbuilding concern, died
at his home in Milford early Fri
day from complication of dis
eases. He had ben i'll for some
time. Mr.. Abbott was an active
church worker and was also affili-
ated with several fraternal organ
izations. He was a member of the
Odd Fellows, Masons, Tall Cedars
of Lebanon and was president of
the Friendship Bible Glass of the
Avenue NJ. E. Church. He is sur
vived by his wife and two sons, w.
Showell Abbott and WGeorge Abb
bott, both of whom live there.
Funrela services were held at the
Abbott home in Front street, on
Monday at 2 P NJ. Interment was
in the Odd Fellows Cemetery.
DIR. HE. Spruance Loses Daughter
Miss Susanne Spruance, 4 1-2
years old, daughter of DR.. and Mrs
Horace Spruance of Santa Ana,
California, died at the Hospital OF
Santa Ana, on Thursday, March
q, as the result of an operation of
nastoids. She was buried in the
west on Saturday. March 29th.
Little Miss Susanne Spruance was
a granddaughter of the late Edgar
Spruance and grand-niece Of
Misses Mary and Emily Spruance
of this town.
Smyrna times., 1930-04-09
y. ~ ! street Cnnirao

as 4. ''feet Contract
h !. s'a Light Co. Of n .
! at,,s+aaaa " Electric sys-
&t0,n'.a with E. G.
q Ia = Y repair all the
III ..,y gas men in
ks nsa sa' service pipes.
Smyrna times., 1930-04-09

ElIJ|nDlH H,,,'nr a'v1o'
DAMAGE
!, ( surESA 1a,.sn =
\ rp Ar DOVER
e...n'' s,... tn1osis Ss,osis'
@ q 'r'ii Vii total many y
V. gst' ! ieqsST delaware a
sslrT rain. electrical fSr,l
the country VIII IN
rtr. The storm ...,lI, Y
s1plnisd BY b ..,d,'n+n a down
i smyrna i amour !,
: sothing but out IN
rs.rs the wind had s1n, :
., more Or less dam dam
90 . somewhere 1ss along .srgs
,.rlce line which serv.
! t It the current ,of out q
I. cmvrna industries
current for three Or
! n wind was severe
g,a.h but fishermen
their beats got to
!, towns in Delaware
.,sy hard by the storm
IN Georges, Delaware
r,,tle and the section
II and Marshallton.
! j,nage was due to
sssu off and chimneys
n.rr Of Dover the
lrrtiOn Of +. the rool
I,Inarva Warehouse
!. r,rthsrn part Of the
r1, Of the roof weigh
IA q ton was carried
The brick wall of the
Hi damaged and a
rrssd down when the
rhsd away by the
nsn employed in the
d. narrow escape from
number Of heavy
Eds where they were
4 the West Dover
a.Eng House, a large
\ g feet high was
I rushing in the roof of
u Throughout Kent
= we're blown down but
y vas mol serious.
were at Delaware City
..uEn the storm tore
RI irnm A number of
d isnaged some fences
kart but this was the
ka done. Rain, hail,
nj high wind, charac-
s1rn there. The storm
.Eahle damage in the
! /. Delaware City where
II; killed and a number
= A large outbuilding
kzt Turnor Wilson near
b YES blown over. On
ktl Griffith Ellison near
Ellargs water tank was
F. is high platform. A
pm house on the farm Of
-ian at Bayview was
r On the farm Of Law
f1 below St. Georges, a
E1si vas blown over and
E1lsd A large chicken
f he farm of Janvier
III Delaware City was
Eirumber Of chickens
r On the farm Of vii
AAa-nell, between Port
DslaEare City, the roof
f aun a large barn and
/ Ha'Ealls damaged. At
1nsf the large doors on
4 Cortland c. Clark
r d and carried several
''' la'O another field by
1 fodder rick On this
/ = oloWn down and the
'1.'lsd- The cupola and
+. -.
!. /. sE' building on the
aily Pratt, near Clark's
= al0Vn off and the
! aaa the porch torn off
j !. 'say' A large tree in
!. ~ 'f the house was
! ay The wind.
~ ~ Oastle Was Hard Hit
~ vas in the direct
Som which reached
,s'e = about one o'clock,
~ ~ t hail, which ii
reached the size ~
] " sind which swept
J ,,'.ll '.lo'' i unroofng six
\ Ts on six telegraph
|. wilmington road be-
7sr house and the
] !. This I put the elec-
i :. seV Castle out Of
/ s',.t Y he entire after.
4. anding the fact
/. Il.1 saag Of the Delaware
-l1rf o.
Smyrna times., 1930-04-09
\ 'sss in Dutch ~,

Ftsn..' = Dutch Neck
as,.ass asa were summo'.- E~
\ NJ. fire at l-,,',', Dutcb
Eq',sday afternoon 9II,
- Durham. Slight Hpfa
Smyrna times., 1930-04-09
Death of Miss Ella CrossIey

Miss Ella Crossley, who made
Ter home with Mrs. Jesse S.Vane,
up to the time Of her death on
thanksgiving Day, and has since
been residing with Mr.. and Mrs.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-28
Youngstown
dostane kanal
Mississippi Valley Water Way
Assn prijala rezoldciu v pro-
speech splavnenia Mahoning, She
mango a Beaver rick.

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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-28
PROFESSIONAL
PROTI POL'SKU

Vyse 1000 Ukrajincov Youngs
townu okolia protestovalo V u
kraJinskom Dome na Rayen Ave.
prot udajnym nasiIno.,tiam pol
skej vlady vo vychodnej Halici.
Predseda shromazdenia, Peter
Ivaniov hovoril, ze pol ska vIada
obrala Ukrajincov vsetku slo-
bodu prava, skonfiskovala i'm
skoly, kniznice a kostoly, rozpu-
stila kooperativne spolky voja-
ci pol ski re nakladali mel 'udsky
= ukrajinskvmi muzmi, zenami
det'mi. Bolo usnesene poslat' Pc
ticiu Ia Ligu Narodov. ably "a
stavila d'alsie prenasledovanie
Ukrajincov V Halici. " peticii je
udane, ze Polsku zije 5000, 900
Ukra jincov, ktorfch pol'ska Via
da chce vyhubit'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-28
NEOBYtAJNY SUD
+" v sovIETsKoM RUsKU

Y Moskve zapocal sa v utcrok
sud mad osmimi profesormi a in
ssiziniermi, obvinentmi 10 spiknu-
.tia-apreti -statu. Siesti 2 Mich 4sa
PRIMAL dvaja ME. Hlavny spi-
klenec, prof Ramzin sa "pri-
znal'', ze chodil do Pariza, kde
dostal cd akejsi Industrialnei
Unie 100000 rublov a od istej
osoby vo francizskej sluzbe v
Moskve (na vyslanectve) 1,75O,-
600 rublov. Ramzin a jeho spo-
locnlci pripravovali p6du V Ru-
sku pre- shodenie bolsevickej Via
dy a intervenciu cudzich mocno-
stl. Francuzsky generalny stab ze
NAL uz vypracovant plany ma ma
padnutie Ruska armadou O 6OO,-
600 do 100000 muzoch. Tato ar
mazda mala pozostavat' rumun-
skeho, polskeho a juhoslovansl<e-
no voiska a bielogvardejcov (ru-
skych uprchlikov). Vojna sa ma
la zaciat' v lete. ale pre- medzina-
rodne komplikacie ze bola odlo-
zena ma bud1ci rok.
Teno sud je neobycajnym pre-
to, re prof. Ramzin 81 sam cital
svoje priznanie a toto bolo roz-
hlasene radon po celom sirom
Rusku. Citanie priznania trvalo
mu sedem hodin a "a ten cas- pol
miliona pudf demnoStrovalo no
ullclach Moskvy a ziadalo smrt'
pre- spiklincov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-28
REKoRDNY PoCET
NUZDNYCH v MEsTE

Miss Anna Woodward, direk-
torka rady Community Chestu O.
manila, ze tato Aobrocinna orga-
nizacia Youngstown krmi, sati
plati rent 2,osa rodinam me-
ste. Toto je rekrdny pocet. Ro-
ku 1921, ked' bob tiez verka ne
zamestnanost', y Community
Chest podporova} e bolo 1,sOO ro-
din. SG obavy, ze! !sa dostavi nedo-
statok prostriedfi iov, lebo pady
nddznych rodin a mnozia pre-
to bude asi Tetabna dodatoena
sasierka. n esnaHlknity Chest pod
porovane je najviac cernosskych
rodln. Ktore .slovenskt rodinv
nachodla sa vo vePkej nudzi,
mech sa nehanbia obratit' 0 po-
moe ia Community Chest. Ale
mech sa nehlasia ii, co sn Anne
rike este nie ami pat rokov, lebo
by boil deportovani. V tomto o.
hPade treba byt' ma pozore.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-28
UPRAVY K ZASIELANIU
BALfKOV 20 POSTE

Postove vrchnoeti vydaly upra.
Wy k zasielaniu balikov po poste
ciepom predidenia rozliGnych ne
snadz. TAX ziada, ably baliky bo-
ly zasielane ku vianociam uz od
teraz ma baliku bolo napisane.
re sa nema otvorit len ma Viano-
ce. Paklfk neslobodno pecatit'. d.
le len spagatom obviazat' alebo
tax zabalit', aby no bolo mono
otvorit' bez prelomenia pecate.
Pecatit' sd mozu len listy. Adresa
musi byt' zretedlne napisana a
musi byt' 1plna. Musf byt' ma W.
chu v pavom rohu napfsana al
nplna adresa zasielatel'a, ably v
pade nenajdenia adresovaneho,
paklik mohol byt' vratenv zasie-
lateIovi. pAhy Ste boli isti, ,ze ste
nalepili dost' znamok, dajte 81 ba-
lik na poste odvazit'. Cenne "a
sielky treba poslat' poistene (in-
sured). Veci, ktore sa m0zu po-
lamat' alebo pokazit', treba vel'-
mi dobre zabalit'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-28
VYSTRAHA PRED
ZAJACOU HORUCKou

Teraz. ked' je sezona ma zajace
vydal zdravotnE urad statu Ohio
poucenie, ako treba zachadzat' 50
zajacmi, ably sa clovek nenakazil
zaJacou hordckou (tularemia) J
ktora je smrtel 'nou nemocou pre
cloveka. Medzi zajacmi je hodne
ciIoroby. prcto ,as'& "a &odportiicca takto
.iednat',:
Zajaca. ktortho m6zete doho-
nit palicou zabit'. ami neberte
domov, lebo ten je istotnc chort.
Pri drani koze so zajaca a pri cci-
stem ieho vnntornosti treba mat
gumenf rukavice. V6bec ME je
radne chytat' pol 'ntho zajaca ho-
lymi rukami.
Gazdinie su povinnt zajaca do
kladne uvarit' alebo upiect', ably
nebolo ziadneho cerventho mdsa
alebo st 'avy okolo ko,ii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-28
RODINKARSTVO
v SERTsKOM URADE

Minule dni vyslo ma javo, re ma
serifskom trade zamestnanf sii
viaceri prlbuzni serifa Adama
Stone. Mimo neho, ktory ma pla-
tu $4,000 roene, je tam zamestna-
ma jeho zena, ktora ma kontrakt
ma krmenie vaznov pc 55c ma kaz-
deho denne. Potom je tam Stonov
brat, Bob Stone, deputy serifom
platoon 5000 mesacne Mrs.
Darley Little, svagorina serifova,
ako matrona, platom 500 me-
sacne. Doterajsiu matronu serif
Stone prepustil, lebo ze vraj po-
cas- volieb neagitovala dost' 20
neho. 5l
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-28
1000 SLOVENSKYCH
DIET0K OBDRzALO
svIATOsT BIRMoVAN1A

V nedelu a pondelok asi tisic
slovenskych dietok obdrzalo po-
tvrdenie vo sv. Were rilk Osvp.
biSkup clevelandSkeho. Rt. Rev.
Jozefa Schrembsa troch sIovcn-
skych kostoloch, "a vel 'kej iiGasti
duchovenStva a veriacich. V ko-
stole Sv. Mateja na Lansinyvll)e
birmOvanf boIo 224 dietok ME-
kol'ko doSpelTch nedel'u dopo-
ludnia. Rev. Jozef Kostik a Rev.
Stefan kocis boil cestnfmi iah-
hami. Y kostole Mena Jczis ma
Steelton birmovane bolo 465 dcti
V nedeFu vecer, kde jahnami bo-
Ii Very Rev. Gregor Vaniscak a
Rev. Jan Hamrak. Osvp. biskup
v svojich kaznach pochvalil O.
sadnlkov oboch osad "a ich hor-
llvost a Obetavost'. V chrame
Sv. jana kr>titeI "a na Campbell
V pondelok vecer. birmovant boIo
300 dietok a niekol'ko dospelych
a osvp. biskup Schrembs pochva
Ill osadu "a jej pokrok. Jahnami
boil Rev. Stefan Kocis Rev. Jo-
zef Misic u horvatskej osady).
No sviityniach boil vsetci nasi
slovenski a slavianski katolicki
duchovni a mnohi Z inrch nlrod-
nOSti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-28
20 SLOW. AMERIKY.

Pan Jan Bosak, predseda Wy.
davatefskej spolotnosti "Obra-
ma V Scranton, Pa, vymenovany
Dol okresnym shdom "a kolektora
DAM v Lackawanna okrese.
PAM Maria Palickarova, matka
znameho slovenskeho zurnalietu
pri anglickych casopisoch, zomre-
la 23. novembra v nemocnici v O.
kphant, Pa, vo veku 63 rokov.
Sbor S.. r. j. Sokol v Allen
town, Pa, dial 26. novembra ve-
Ger vellly radiovy koncert roz-
hlasnej stanice WCBA.
Spojent Odbory n. S. S. vo
Wyoming doline usporiadaly VEL
Ky banket hoteli Redington vo
Wilkes-Barre, Pa. k pocte novo-
zvoleneho predsedu MSS, p. Ju-
raja Tomascika celeho HI. Od-
boru. Banket boil 26. nov.
Osada Vsetkych Svatych ma
DunmOre, Pa. slayila Den Vd'a-
kyvzdania 25-rocne jubileum.
V New Yorku bola rocna scho-
dza Slovenskej Umeieckej Ligy.
81. 0
Sch6dza sa odbyvala v. Roosevelt
hoteli a ma nei boil pritomni slo-
venskf umelci celej Ameriky.
v Milwaukee, Wis. speyokol
"Lipa" zahral %. nov. operetu
"Obsitosova dc6ran,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-28
K0NTERENCIA PRE-
oCHRANU PRIsTAHoVALCOV

Dha %. novembra. cd 2. do 6
hodiny popoludnf odbyvala sa tn
na konferencia pre- ochranu pri
st'ahovalcov. Ma konferencii "a
sttpene bolo osem narodnosti, I
to Spanielci, Slovaci, Rumuni
Horvati, Taliani, Ukrajinci, Ma
d'ari a americkt organizacie obo
jeho pohlavia a Gernosi. Bolo spo
III ~ delegatov, ktori zastupova.
Ii 35 rozlicnych organizaci1 a DO.
litickych klubov. 10 slovenskych
politickyeh klubov nebol zast1pe-
ny nateraz ami jeden, jedine diva
Odbory Slov. Robotnickeho Spoil
ku, 76. a 50. boly zasttipene. Ma
konferencii zvoleni boil dvaja de-
legati do Washingtonu ma kon-
venciu pre- ochranu prist 'ahoval-
GOV, ktorej sa z1castni vyse 400
delegatov celych Spoj. Statov.
Ma konvencii prijate budn pro-
testne rezolucie a vyslany bude
vybor Ma zasadnutie kongresu.
Delegati budn demonstrcyat'
pred Bielym Domom proti perze-
k'lcii, registracii deportacii pri-
st 'ahovalcov proti tomu, ,ze pri-
Stahovalec sa nesmie uchadzat' o
podporu. v nezamestnanosti. mae
je deportovany.
Oeakava sa, ze aj slovenske or
ganizacie politicke kluby nieco
podniknu. Pisatel' Dol zvoleny "a
Delegate ma tito konvenciu bu-
de sd snazit' vykonat' co naiviac
V zaujme prist 'ahovalcov.
s. pozdravom ma vsetkych cita-
tel 'ov, ~
Zpravodaj.
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Chce zastavit'
prist' 'ahovalectvo
Senator Reed z Pennsylvania po-
do navrh senate ma uplne zasta-
venie prist 'ahovalectva do jula
1888.

Senator Reed Pennsylvania
vyhlasil minulej ncdeIe, ze na mai
blizsom zasadnuti senatu de-
cembri poda navrh zakona ma L.
pine zastavenie prist 'ahovalectva.
Senator mysli, re sa tax vel mi
odp0m0ze nezamestnanosti. Sena-
tora podporuji robotnicke orga-
nizacie, ktore hlasajt zastavenie
prist 'ahovalectva uz davnejsie.
Podpa Reeda, dovoleny by Dol
pristup len manzelkam a nedo-
spelvm dietkam tn usadenych a
naturalizovanych prist'ahovalcov.
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"a NOVYCH AMER.
oBCANOV v MAHONING

VO stvrtok a piatok minuleho
tyzdna okresnI sudca Gessner DO
volil americke obcianstvo "a zia-
datel'om, zpomedzi tych nasle-
dovnym Slovakom: Jozef A. HUI
dram Campbell, Jozef Popovec
Wellington st., Frantisek Bi-
strica, W. Madison Ave, Michal
Cekel Hunter Ave, Andrej Bah
Mich Tampa Ave, Michal Vana-
sky z n. Center. St., Tomas Ko-
ziak Cameron Ave-, Jan Kitz z
Cherry Hill Ave, Andrej Kovalik
z Campbell, Stefan Babik Hum
boldt Ave-, Jozef Regula 2 Camp
bell, Jozef Liptak 20 Struthers,
Stefan Melnik Campbell, Mar
tin F. Stamina 20 Silliman St., Jo-
zef Dzurnak Campbell, Jan Bu-
sko Campbell, Zuzanna Bozik z
r. D. No. T., Jan Macejko z
Campbell, Pavel Halus z Camp
bell, Jan Licko Campbell, Mattel
kuna N. Center St., Jan Gavran
20 Struthers, Jozef S. Cuj 20
Struthers, Stefan Kosc Wayne
Ave. Vsetkym srdecne blahozela-
me.