davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-01
34a6-WABC New YOrk-e60 (CBs Chain)

Ear anu SNntiOHh
343.6-WABC New Y,
s:oo-Henry 7urhic and His History
Also WADE Wink WkkC WFBM
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ktRC XVI kFPY kOL WXYz WDAf
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KOHL KMBC WISH WCcO WGL XIII
kFJF KFRC XVI KFP7 KOL WNAX
Also WADE NKRC WAIU WMAI
kohl kMBC WISH wCc0 NlBw
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kLRA kLZ KDYL XVI WxYZ WNA&
7.3o--Toseha seidei, Concert Orchestra
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WISH wCCO wIBW wBCM WSPD
WBRC WREc VLAC KRLD KLRA
ki.Z KDYL kFRc XVI KFPY WHY
Ssoo-cuy Lombardo's Dance Orchestra
Also WADE WIKI WkkC WY
KFRC KOfN XVI KFPY k0L
s:3o-oranc Opera IN MIniature-Also
WADE WIKI wKRC wFBM wMAQ
M MM4N kPiI k kheaS Wifi wwssRRee
3s4.5-WJZ New Yol
s:3o-PhH Cocks One-Man Show
Also WHO'D WKY WAX kDkA
WHAS WENR WREN KFAB WTMJ
kSTP WSB WSM WEBC WSMB
WJDx wOAT KTHS KvOO KOA KSL
KGO KEcA KEW KOMO KHQ KFSD
ss45-7oxy. and His Musical GansE-
KFAB KOA kew VIGIL KTHS
e~:3o--crime Prevention. Drama, lax
Also WREN KFAB wJDX ECO
7.o0-Victor Younn Orchestra-AlsO
KDKA KYw KwK WREN KSTP
WEBC WSM wsB WSMB KTHS
KPRC WOAl KOA KSL WCKY
wJDx KGO KECA KGW KHQ KQMO
WTMJ wHAS wFAA WKY KvOO
7:so-ReaI Folks, Dramatic sketch
Also kDKA KwK wLw XIV WJR
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s:3V-WtnoeN ThII anc Hls Nre"-hIsu
WGY WWJ WSAl WENR kSD woe
WHO WOW WDAF WAX WHO'D
MHAs WSM VINO MsB wsMB
s:oo-Phii spItslry's Dance Music
Also wGY WWJ NSMB WTAM MSAl
s:15-uneIe Abe and David, Sketch
only WWJ WSAi WFJC WOW WERC
WTMJ VINO WSB WAPI WJDX
WSMB WENR WTAAt
s:3o-Barney Rapp's Orchestra-Also
WWJ WDAF KOA VIGIL KSTP
10: 0O-kyser's Dance Orch. q hourl-
Also Voc WHO WV WDAF VIGIL
kOA kSTP
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-01
KRGV--HARLfNGEN

MONDAY SEPTEMBERf
(By Tho Associated PTessD
Programs IN Central Standard time 2. 81 unless otherwise ind
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-01
LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY
WANTED REAL ESTATE

WANTED-Team Of mules. Phone
9O15F5. F-23l
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-07
BLAHOzELANIE BR. MARUS.
KINov1 Cd sBoRU 108. K. s.

Sch6dza nasho 108. Sboru ma
svojom poslednom zasedanf Wy.
slovila svoje nesmierne potese.
ME mad tym, ze hlavna schodza
Slovenskeho Katolickeho Sokol.
stva vymenovala "a hlavneho 4.
radnika nasho brata Jozefa Ma.
ruskina, ktory odteraz bude '
nasej organizacii zastavat' trad
hlavneho podvelitel'a.
Aekol'vek 0 zasluhach nasho
brata Maruskina je kazdy pre-.
svedceny, ze je Sokolom obeta-
wynn a ze 81 vymenovanie toto '
plnej miere zasldzil, predsa ne
mozeme nechat' bez poznamky
al jeho cinnost' Y nasom Shore
kde Cd svojho vstupu do organi-
zacie pracoval takmer dnom .
nocou na svel'adenf Sokolstva.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-07
OHROMNY APETiT NAJMAR-
NIVEJSIEHO KRAL'A
FRAN Gle.

Ziaden kral' Cd cias rimskych
cisarov nemohol sa vyrovnat'
LMdvikovi XIV. V jeho vel 'kole-
posti. Svet este vzdy eta 0 jeho
milenkach, La Vallierc, Montes-
pan a Maintenon a o jeho mu-
skateroch. Athos, Aramis Por-
thos, ich kapitanovi d'Artag-
nanovi.
Versailles je monumentom je-
no marnivosti. Krar sa rozhodnul
re "a kazd1 cenu prevysi vo vel
koleposti svojho ministra finan-
eli, Fouqueta, vo VauX. Dumas 0
tom pisal jeho romano "Traja
Muskatieri" nasledkoch.
Kazdy, kto ide do Francie, ma
vstivi tento zazracny palac, fon-
tany zahrady vo Versailles. Bo-
ly vyplanovan6 pre- kral'a geni-
usom, ktory boil synom chudobne-
no zahradnika - Lenotre-m.
Pozemok nemal prfrodnIch W.
hod, mimo priestrannosti. Muscle
byt' vykladene 80 MIL rdr, ma
privedenie vody pre- fontany a
jazera a pre- 600 oranzovych stro-
NOV. Ako dvoje maznavych deti,
kral' a Lenotre boil vozeni v po-
hovkach, dozeraj1c sadenie tych-
to vel'mi drahych oranzovych
stromov.
Ktosi musel platit' "a t1to mar
nivost'. Ackol'vek l'ud volal Lud-
vika XIV. "Vel'kym'', stonal pod
t'archou dani. Luza Parizi kri-
Gala hlasne "a chlebom.
V jeho osobnych zvykoch, Lud-
vik XIV. boil blaznom "a parfi-
nom a kropil sa vonavkami ne
mierne. V jednej 20 zahrad vo
Versailles NAL tol'ko tuberovych
ruzi, ze fch v6ne l'udia cho-
reli.
Zdalo sa, ze kral' nevie, GO je
miernost'. Bolo o nom znamo, ze
zjedol pri >jednom posedeni 4 Ia
Mere polievky kazdeho druhu, ce-
leho bazanta, jednu prepelicu,
vel ky tanier salatu, pecenej ba-
raniny, diva vel'ke a hrube RENE
sunky hodne peeiva, zavdranin
q ovocia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-07
''DUMPOVANIE" RUsKEHO
TOVARU v EUROPE

Nepriatel' 'stvo, ktore sa " Eu-
rope voei sovietskemu Rusku pre-
javuje, zapricinene bolo Ruskom
samym, to pre- "dumpovanie'
ruskych vyrobkov ma europskom
trhu. Vzdor tomu, ze Rusku O.
byvatel 'stvo trpi nedostatkom
potravin, sovietska vlada "dum-
povala' vel'ke zasoby zbozia, elm
zapricinila zemedelskti krizu v
Pol'sku, Rumunsku, Juhoslavii
Cesko-Slovensku a inych zeme.
delskych krajinach. "Dumpova.
nie'' znaei predaj odpoly zdarma
v Belgicku bolsevici "dumpo.
vail" vel'ke zasoby zapaliek, ma.
sledkom coho hned' dive belgicke
tovarne ma zapalky musely zasta.
Wit pracu robotnictvo poslat'
domov.
!, v Anglican, ktore je chyrne
ma svoje tkacske. vyrobky, "dum.
povali" platno a s1kno, eim tie5
zapricinili este vacsiu nezamest.
nanost'. l
Bolsevicka vlada sa chysta
"dumpovat'' drevo, ,uhlie a inc
produkty,. :abys taxi .zapricinils
vseobecnd ekonomick1 krizu pc
svete.
Ma obvinenia, ze bolsevicka
vlada schvalne I" "dumpuje" tovar
potrebny ruskemu l'udu, zahra.
nicf, aby prispela k zvacseniu
biedy ma svete, vlada sa vyhova.
ra, ze must tax robit', lebo memo.
ze dostat' pozicky v zahranicf
Bolsevicka vlada potrebuje pc
maze ma spriemyselnenie kra.
jiny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-07
IJDOM CfSLA 731. /. K. 8, J.

Trad Spolku Sv. Jozefa, Cislo
731. 1KSJ. oznamuje ct. spolubra-
tom, ze cely spolok prist1pi ku
sv. spovedi v sobotu vecer, %.
marca a v nedel'u rano, %. mar
ca pri prvej sv. omsi ku svatemu
prijimaniu. Udovia v nedel'u ra-
no (23. marca) sa sijdu do haly
pod kostol osady Svateho Mateja
haly pojdeme spolocne do ko-
stola ma sv. omsu O 80. Teda
kazdy i'd je ziadany sa zticast.
nit a svoju povinnost' vykonat
pod pokutdl, lebo pri tel prilezi.
tosti spolok bude slavit' svojho
spolkoveho patrona, sv. Jozefa.
Ma t1to slavnost' sa ma kazdy I'D
dostavit', iba tt ME, ktorf s1 cho,
ri alebo musia list do prace.
Dalej idovia, ktori nedostali
|spovedlne karotky este, mech po
mich patria, ked' pojdu do kosto-
la. Najdu ich ma stoliku pri dve-
rach. S 1ctou,
Jozef Koshan,
1Gt { 121 X I
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-07
UDKYNAM SPOLKU SV. ALI.
Betty MA LANSINGVu.LE.

Spolok Sv. Alzbety, Cislo 161.
IKSZJ. ma Lansingville oznamu-
je svojim 1dkyniam, ze ,spolok
pristdpi k vel'konocnej sv. spo-
vedi tejto soboty, 8. marca ma
sledujlci den pri prvej sv. omsi
in corpore ku sv. prijimaniu. Ka-
zda 1dkyna mech sa dostavi do
kostolnej miestnosti nedel'u ra-
no nacas a s odznakom.
Spovedelne listky s1 polozene
pri dverach v zadu kostole, ka-
ida dkyna mech 81 vezme. s 1ctou
>.. M. B.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-07

a sbieral roztratenych sloven-
skych katolikov pod ten krfz, kto-
~ al dnes idovia Kat. Jednoty
nosia ma prsiach. Vidlme ma inych
narodoch, co opustili ten kriz, ze
s1 ztratene a to prcto, lebo zane
chali- katolicku cirkov. Jednotari
ze majn byt' pysnl ma ten kriz,
ktory je odznakom nielen I: K. s.
j., ale al katolickej cirkve. Kaz-
dy jednotdr ma do>tat' ,voje die
tky pod tento krfz a mat na srdci
skutlzy Father Furdcka: praco-
vat napred "a svojc Cislo a tax
"a celii 7. K. S. j.
Medzi reciami rcrnikov, diev-
cata osady Sv. Alzbety spievaly
slovenske piesne, ktorr sa l'nbily
kazdtmu pritomnemu BoIo asi II
hodin >vecer, ked' niektori sa "a.
cali rozchadzat', lebo i'm bolo tre-
ba ist' do prace, a ostatni sa "a.
bavali az do 1. hodiny pri hudbe
pana Jozefa Drobntho, ktorJ
hral ma jeho verkej harmonike.
Zpravodaj
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-07
20 SCH0DZE POLIT KLUBU
MA LANSINGVILLE.

Lansingvillsky Polit. Vzdela-
vajdci Klub odbyval svoju RAD
nu mesacnd schodzu nedel u
vecer v Sokolovni.
Ma schodzu dostavil sa hodny
pocet 1dov. P:ritomny boil al mas
koncilman, ktory k nam preho-
voril paru slov. Ziadal mas, ably
sme podporovali busy, ktore SINE
dostali do Lansingville, ktore od-
vazajd po Cooper St., Taft Ave.
a Indianola po South Ave-, kde sa
transferuje ma South Ave. bus,
ktory odvaza rudi do mesta. -
Jestli podporime busy teraz, tax
nam koncilman 81 '1bil, ze o 80
dni, ak sa busy budd vyplacat', !,
dostaneme take busy, co mas budd
odvazat' az do mesta bez prese-
dania. Il
~
Zvoleny Dol 5-elenovy vybor k
popisu slovenskych volieov ma
Lansingville. Do vyboru zvoleni
boil nasledovni: Jozef Maruskin,
Juraj Labuda, Jan Walko, Va
lent Hlebovy Michal Baca. Ma
tomto mieste by som ziadal tych,
, ktori by neboli donna ked' ME-
ktori z tychto bratov vas navsti-
via, aby ste oznamili i'm, tax re
budeme vediet' do jednoho, ze
kol'ko hlasov Slovaci majl tuna.
Juraj Palas6ak NIL, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-07

nct. c. 731. X. J
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-07

Ziaden rozumny cIovek dneska
by to neurobil. My uz zaciname
nznavat', ze zalndok mono tax
zapchat', ako automobil gazom.
Nasledky s1 fatalne ako pre- "a
lldok tax pre- automobil.
A objedenie je nemozn6, ak clo-
vek chce 81 podrzat' svoju stih-
lost a mladistvy vyzor.
Preto lekari vSade odporncaj1
miernost' vo vSetkom. Moderny
sp0sob zdrzania sa nemiernosti je
tento: ked' ste vabeni jest -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-07

Srdecne d'akujem ctenym bra.
tom Youngstownskeho v Nemoc
Podporujtce Spolku Tatra "a po.
smrtn1 podporu v obnose $4,000
ktora mi bola riadne vyplatena
po mojom nebohom manzelov!
Andrejovi Javorskom.
Pan Bob zaplat' a zehna:
Youngstownsky v Nemoci Podpo.
ruj1ci Spolok Tatra!
Anna Javorsky,
trnchliaca vdova a dietkv
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-07
sCHoDZA sPoLKU sv. L'uD
MILY, -

Spolok Sv. L'udmily, Cislo 325.
vyzyva svoje iidkyne, ably sa kaz-
da dostavila ma sch6dzu, ktora sa
bude odbyvat' nedel'u, 9. mar
ca. Zvlaste tie, ktore dlhuj1, mech
sa dostavia a svoj dlh vyrovnaju,
ak chcd byt' mad 'alej ddkyiia-
mi tohto spolku.
Anna Churella, iict.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-07
CLENOM SLOVENSKEJ I.fGY
CAMPBELL.

Ctenym spolubratom 314. Sbo.
ru Slovenskej Ligy v Campbell,
;ktori by 81 chceli obnovit' clenov.
ske prispevky, oznamujem, re sa
m6zu hlasit' Il nina &. As Wash.
ington st. a prlspeyky odovzdat',
ktore poslem do hlavnej 1radov.
ne a kazdemu dorucim novy Gle.
novsky listok, ked' mi pride hi
Iradovne. S uctou
Hugo Wantz, 1ct. Sb. 314
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-07

ked' vase oci pEtajd zal1dok
nechce - zapal 'te 81 manifesto ie-
denia Lucky Strike. ..
Toto vysvetluje, preco fajcenie
Luckies v m6dnych jedalnach sa
stalo tax vel'mi popuiarnym. Lu-
cky Strike zapalene SPRAY
nej dobe - ochrani vas cd iede
mia niecoho, 60 nepotrebujete
bez coho bude vam lepsie. A ked'-
ze je "toastovana" Lucky yam
bude duplom vitana. -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-07
sCH6DZA oDBoRU GIL. MSS,

,Sch0dza Odboru Gil. N. s. s.
odbyvat' sa bude v pondelok We
Ger, 10. marca v spolkovej miest-
nosti ma W. Federal st. Udovia a
ddkyne sii ziadane prist ma scho-
dzu v plnom pocte a vyrovnat'
svoje prlspevky. Tiez bude pojed-
navane o navrhoch pre- konven-
ciu MSS.
" Urad.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-07
HL'ADAJU sA
Fills.

Slovenske oddelenie Cudzoja-
zycnej informacnej sluzby ziada
citatel'ov slovenskych 6asopisov,
aby doposlali co by jak6kol 'vek
informacie 0 nizsie 1vedenych
nezvestnych rodakoch. 1nforma-
Gle adressujte ma: SIovak Bureau,
Foreign Language Information
Service, 222 Fourth Avenue, New
York, N. Y.
Tkac, Jan - ktorI sa prist "a
hoval do Spojenych Statov roku
1905. Az do r. 1915 svojej rodine
pisal a podporoval ju. Cd tych
cias medal sebe zprav. Jeho o.
statna znama adressa bola: 931
Schrage Avenue, Whiting, Ind.
Orig, Vasil - ktory sa prist "a
hoval pred 25 rokmi. Ostatnu
zpravu sebe dal r. 1920. V kraji
ma zenu a deti.
Bazala, Anton - ktoreho ostat
ma, adressa bola: 293 Mulberry
Street, Newark, n. j. a ktory ma
v Praznove ma Slovensku zenu a
styri deti.
Mozer, Michal - mar. 20. sep
tembra 1887 V Kenderesove ma
Podkarp. Rusi, ktory V r. 1911
odecestoval do U.S.A. a pisal o.
statny raz novembri 1921, kedy
udaval adressu: Mike Mozer, P.
O. Box 460, Sta, A., Youngstown,
Ohio.
Kacmar, Jan - ktory prisiel
do spoj. Statov r. 1922. Ma slo-
vensku ma manzelku, ktorej cd
r. 1924 nepise.
Raskovsky, Andrej - mar. r.
| 1888 v Sennom, starom kraji
ma manzelku a styri deti.
Krafeik, Jan - mar. V Kluciar-
kach r. 1869, zamestnanim boil V
starom kraji pol'nohospodarsky
robotnik; do Ameriky sa prist "a
hoval pred % rokmi; starom
kraji ma manzelku, ktora ME je
stica pracovat', pat deti; ma
navsteve boil ostatny raz r. 1907
ostatny list pisal r. 1925.
Rozsul, George - ktoreho O.
tatna adressa bola 43 North Val
lem St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Do
NOV pisal pred troma rokmi.
Kokarda, Jozef - ktoreho O.
statna adressa bola 319 Broad St.
Johnstown, Pa.
Bednar, Jan mar. vo Vazci
v Liptovskej zupe; v Amerike je
uz vyse q rokov zdrziaval sa
tuna najma v Minneapolis, MINI.
Hpada no jeho brat v starom
kraji.
Veselovsky, Julius - ktoreho
| ostatna adressa bOla: 424 BrOn-
son Street, Medina, o.
Bergman, Joe - mar. 10. marca
1864 v Presove, jeho povodne me-
no bolo Arpad Mikulik, do Anne
riky sa prist' 'ahoval r. 1905
Babinec, Petro - ktoreho ostat
ma adressa bola: 2829-38th Place,
Barnhill, Ill.
Szekelyiova, NJ. - rod. Huda-
kova, ktora je v Amerike cajsi 16
rokov je asi $3.50 rokov stara.
Blazkovic, Stefan - ktory sa
ostatny raz zdrziaval v Pittsbur-
ghu, Pa.
Oravec, Michal = ktoreho O.
statna adressa bola: 81 Center
ST., Youngstown, O. Do Ameriky
prisiel pred % rokmi.
Slavkovsky, Stefan - ktory
pred dvoma rokmi robil ma Colo
lnial Mine No. ] v smock, Pa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-07

Blahozelame n1u preto X jeho
vysokemu liradu prajeme mu
20 srdca, ably pracoval al mad "a.
lei ma rozkvete nasej organizacie
a celeho Slovenskeho Katolickeho
Sokolstva.-
Zdar Bob!
. Stefan Bajtos, zapisnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-07
Spolkovi'e zp,ir'a,v,y
SCH0DZA POLIT. KLUBU
HASELTON.

Slovensky Politicky Klub v Ha-
selton bude mat sch6dzu v nede-
l'u yecer, 9. marca v skolskej Sic
nj osady Sv. Alzbety. Ziadam spo-
lubratov, ably sa ma sch6dzu vo
velkom poGte dostavili.
M. J. L.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-01

Continued From First Page)
agencies engaged in the Federal wal
against illicit liquor would add to their
personnel.
Taking this into consideration, the
administration plans to enlarge the bor-
der patrols and the Coast Guard.
1t is estimated that the Prohibition
Bureau and the Bureau of Industrial
Alcohol would show finally 1928 en-
forcement officers, as compared with q
total of 1913 now in the services OF
all agencies. BY way of comparison, the
larger figure is more than seventh as
large as the entire Regular Army.
Group leaders among the highly
trained special agents of the enforce
ment unit met in conference with
Woodcock today and further confer
ences were held by DR.. Doran and the
inspectors of industrial alcohol. Sug-
gestions for co-ordinating the two
branches were discussed and Woodcock
spoke in some detail of the RESPONSE
bilitieS resting upon special agents.
Responsibility Greater.
The new director has intimated that
the greater responsibility will be upon
these men, who are to be charged with
ferreting out the wholesale sellers and
QlSCTlDuIOTS OF llllclL liquor. IL Is CIllh
work, rather than acting against viola
tors of the prohibition laws, to which
Woodcock has committed his greater
effort.
Authorization of an additional SOC
field agents would enable the direc-
tor to place these men among the IL
prohibition districts in the country II
was presumed that the Washington
area. which is in the district for which;
r. @. Merrick of Richmond. Va, is ad-
ministrator, would be considered in this
connection, but plans are so tentative al
this stage that no suggestion has been
entertained as to location Of additional
agents.
Mabel Walker Willebrandt, who until
recently was assistant attorney general
in charge of prohibition enforcement
entered the dry picture informally last
night by entertaining Woodcock and his
aides at dinner in her home.
Woodcock and Mrs. Willebrandt are
close friends and suggestions have been
current that the new dry chief has
drawn upon her experience in formu-
lating his program of enforcement.
Neither would discuss the dinner
party however, indicating it was pure
ly social affair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-01
GODDARD SAYS CAMPBELL
GUN KILLED MARY BAKER
International Authority on Firearms
T. Reaches Decision Quickly and
With Little Difficulty.
BY REX COLLIER,
Stan Correspondent of The Star.

CHICAGO August Col Calvin H Goddard professor Of forensic
scientist that the bullets which killed Mary Baker from the
police Campbell Arlington County
with the Staying
world 32calb Campbell
o Be
mnhed % markings hands of Department
Goddard Capital findings
yesterday
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-01
'RED OUTBREAKS
IN FRANCE FAIL
Nation Calm, With Police
Alert and Only Few Strik-
ers in Paris Out.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS, August Communist mani
festations throughout France advertised
for today failed to develop. The min
istry of the interior reported that up
to MONDAY all was calm.
In Paris only few strikers, accord
ing to the police, walked out from
factories. Taxicabs appeared on the
streets about as usual The authorities
said about 10000 workers were out in
protest against the social insurance
law, but that there has been no change
in that situation and no demonstra-
tons by those strikers.
Police Are Prepared.
The police in practically all areas
were prepared for eventualities.
In Paris the battalions of municipal
gendarmeS were reinforced by 1000
Republican Guards, both mounted and
afoot, who were posted at strategical
points.
The police also got an early jump
on the Reds by making nearly 200
preventive arrests" thereby locking up
for the day those suspected as
trouble-makers. Among those arrested
was Florimond Bonte, managing editor
Of Humanite, Communist newspaper
Premier Tardieu forbade parades,
meetings or interference with work,
and in view of their precautions Of
flcialS expected no trouble here. They
were less confident as to peace in the
northern industrial areas of the
country, where thousands are on strike.
Spanish Police Ready.
The Spanish government ordered po-
lice and civil guards to be ready to
check demonstrations and prevent the
distribution of Subversive literature
The police expected no violence, since
they said that Spain has few Com
muniStS, but they were alert because of
the recent arrest of Communists IN
Paris charged with planning a red
movement in Spain.
Budapest police yesterday arrested A
leading Communists of the city as a
preventive measure. Elsewhere in
Europe today the authorities were
watchful
In Moscow, whence came the order
for the anti-war demonstrations, a big
day was planned. The principal fea-
ture OF the campaign against war was
the presentation of SO instruments of
war to the Red army. These were air
planes, bought by popular subscription
and presented by the Soviet Volunteer
Society for Aerial and Chemical De-
Tense Ito Illustrate the war aims of i'm
perialiStic countries"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-01
MASONIC RITES HELD
FOR JAMES M. FORD
Pioneer Lunch Room Operator, 70,
Came to Capital in 1880
From Native Virginia.

Attended by Masonic rites and lodge
delegations, funeral services for James
Marshall Ford, 10 years old, pioneer
lunch room operator of Washington,
who died Tuesday at Silver Spring
Md, were held this afternoon at the
S. H Hines funeral home. Interment
was in Glenwood Cemetery.
Mr.. Ford, an invalid for IL years,
died at the residence Of his daughter
Mrs. May Ford Kelley. He had resided
In Montgomery County for 40 years.
Coming her from Virginia, his native
State, in 1880. Mr.. Ford established the
Ford & Graham Lunch, on Fifteenth
street opposite the Treasury, and the
establishment became known as a pop
ular rendezvous for political and bust
ness men of every degree. Mr.. Ford
retired In 1905.
A prominent Mason, Mr.. Ford was
affiliated with the following groups
Washington Centennial Lodge, No. IA;
Mount Vernon Chapter, No. 8; De
Molay Commandery, No. 4, OF the
knights Templar; Albert Pike Con-
sistory and Almas Temple. Besides his
daughter, he is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Mary v. Ford.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-01
ALL BRITAIN GRATIFIED.
London Newspaper Says R-1oO and
R-1O1 Are Worlds Fastest.

London Newspaper Says R-1oO and
R-101 Are Worlds Fastest.
LONDON, August l (P).-The British
public was gratified today that the
dirigible R-1o0 made the swiftest trans
atlantic crossing yet achieved by
lighter -than-air craft.
The damage to the fabric which de-
Iayed the landing at Montreal was re-
garded as unfortunate.
The London Telegraph says the R-10o
and its mate, R-101, are the Swiftest
and strongest airshipS in existence; the
Daily Mail says Great Britain leads the
world, not only in aircraft design, but
also in the skill and courage of its air.
men; the News-C Chronicle says the
anxiety regarding aerial trips over the
ocean still exists
None Of the commentators recalled
criticisms of the English craft made a
year ago. At that time it was said
both the R-100 and R-101 were too
slow and lacked suficient lift to be of
commercial value. The designer, Sir c.
Denistoun Burney, was one of the
seyerest critics.
Eleven years ago q British dirigible,
the R-34, made the first airship cross
ing of the Atlantic.
The anxious wives. mothers and
gweethearts of passengers and crHw re-
joiced that the R-100 had arrived
safely.
Lady Burney, wife of the designer of
the ship said, Isn't it marvellous. /
knew he would do it.
"Sir DENTIST. she added, first con-
ceived the idea of reliable, speedy air
ship travel when We were on our way to
Burma by steamship. He said then
something has got to be done so that
trips like this can be made by air. "
Ever since he has been interested in air
ship travel and the R-loo is the re-
suit"