davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-18
ROBOTNfCKA KONVENCIA
v YOUNGSTOWN
300 delegatov oceliarskej unie z
celej krajiny pritomne.

V naSom meste odbEva sa toho
tyzdna So. vTrocna konvencia
Unie zeleziarskych, oceliarskych a
plecharskych robotnikov V Sever
nej Amerike, ma ktor1 doslo oko-
10 300 delegatov 20 vsetkych kon-
Gin Spoj. Statov. Konvencia sa
zapocala utorok. Mayor Heffer-
nan odovzdal kl'nGe mesta dele
gatom sprievode peknej reel, V
ktorej predpovedal, ze sa blizi
cas-, ked' robotn1ctvo V Amerikc
bude mat zabezpecen1 starobu
vladnym poistenim (penziu) ako
al poistenie vladne proti nemoci
a nezamestnanosti.
V otvaracej reel predseda unie
M. F. Tighe napadnul mergers
ktore prinasaju korporaciam Wac
moci a z moci povstava autokra.
cia a poddanstvo.
Medzi delegatmi sii i Slovaci 20
sharonskej okolice. Konvencia po-
trva do konca budGceho tyzdna.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-18
PREDAJ SHEET & TUBE
s Profession PREVEDENY

Predaj Youngstown Sheet and
Tube Co. Dol prevedeny vzdor
profession so strany odporovate-
rov, 5S,O80-hlasovnIm nabytk ON
mad dve-tretiny. V tychto hlasoch
zapocitane sd i tie, ktort odpor-
covia predaju zakupili po uzavrc-
Il menoslovu ucastinarov. oprav-
nenych ma hlasovanie. Eaton a
ieho spolocnici obratia sa este ma
sud, ably tieto hlasy neboly zara-
tame v prospech predaju, ale vse-
obecna mienka je, re predaj ne
bude uz zruseny. Eaton pravde-
podobne pokona sa protivnikmi
a dostane yyhodne zastitpenie v
dircktoriume Bethlehem Steel,
ktora, zak1penim Sheet and Tube
stala sa bilionovou korporaciou.
Hncd' pc vyhlasenl vysledku
hlasovania oznamene boly zvyse-
ne opcracie II Sheet & Tube Co.
Predajom, zamestnanci Sheet &
Tube Stanl sa ilcastnymi penzij-
nych who'd, ktore Bethlehem kor
poracia dava starym zamestnan-
com
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-18
Osadnicka. yecera
spojena $ divadlorn
Bude 81. aprila vecer v auditoriu
osady Sv. Mateja.

Dobre zname pracovnieky a pra-
covnici pri osade Sv. Mateja ma
Lansingville usporiadaj1 ma me-
del'u, q. aprila spolocnu osadni-
cku veceru spoteni divadelnym
predstavenim auditoriu pod no
wynn kostolom. Zahrana bude ve-
selohra zvana Matoha'' divadel-
nym krlzkom osady. Je to vel'mi
smiesny kus. Kazdy pritomny sa
musl smiat', co by ako nechcel.
Herci herecky sn w vyborne
nacviceni a obecenstvo bude mat
prilezitost' zabavit' sa prijemne.
Del sa odohrava v mlyne, do kto-
reho pride ma nocl'ah jeden van
drovny komediant. Ten tam ma
robi komedie, akej ste este nevi-
deli.
Pred divadlom budc vecera,
akn vedia nase zeny pripravit'.
To victe, ze to bude da6o chutnf-
no. A potion yam bude dobre tro-
Wit pri smiechu. Toto je prva
prilezitost' k rozveseleniu po d.
hej p6stnej dobe, preto mech nj
kto nezameska prist'. 49,"
V hre bud1 tcinkovat' nasle-
down.:
Jakub Biely, mlynar a vdovec
p. Pavel Lilko. - Katarina, jeho
dcera: 81. Justina Ores. -- Misko
Prachar, poddostojnik u pionie-
row: p. Jozef Spirko. -- Mikulas
Vyskoe, vandrovny komediant:
p. Jan Martinko. - Straspytel,
bohaty gazda, stary mladenec: p.
Andrej Hutira. -- Zuzka, gazdi-
ma Il Bieleho: 81. Maria Janek mi.
Vybor osadneho veeierka ncti.
We povolava vsetkych nasich slo-
venskych priaterov z mesta a O.
kolia, taktiez nasu mladez osa-
dy Sv Mateja, ktora dostane svoj
zvlastny stol ako uznanie, ze sa
pridrza rodicovskych zvykov a
berie beast osadnom zivote.
Divadelny kriizok osady dava
tiez navestie, ze ma IL. maja "a
hra vesclohru spojenu so spevami,
zvand "Civilne manzelstvo". Je
to veselohra v piatich dejstvach
S jednou premenou. -...
Este raz tictive povolavame ma
osadnicku ve6eru ct. obecenstvo.
Zaciatok je pol s. hodine vecer.
s pozdravom "a vybor,
Zpravodaj.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-18
3-ROCNE DIEVCATKO:
OBEToU PLAMENOv

Nellie Ballack, 3-rocne dievca-
tko z {. 1915 Hill ST., zomrelo cd
popalenin, ktore utrpelo padnu-
tim do ohna "a domom, v ktorom
jeho matka palila starry stenovy
papier. Matka Sla do domu po
druhd naruc papieru, ked' diev-
catko do ohna spadlo a ked po-
eula vykrik, utekala a vytiahla
svoje diet a z ohna, sama utrpiac
t'azke popaleniny. Peter Debre-
sko, id1ci ma aute tadial', zavie-
zol ich do nemocnice,s kde diev-
catko vo vel'kych mukach 20
mrelo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-18
Taliansko sl'ubuIt'
pomoc Mad'arom
Mussolini a Bethlen uzavreli do
hodu. Mussolini pomoze Mad a.
rom k revizii hranic.

v sobotu a nedel'u Dol mad'ar-
sky ministersky predseda gr6f
Bethlen v Rhine II diktatora Mus
soliniho a II kraPa Emanuela.
Bethlen NAL V sobotn dvahodino-
wi a v nedel'u jedno-hodinovii
poradu s Mussolinim, ma ktorej
prisli k dohode, aka, dl'a rimskej
"Tribuny'', bola vel'mi zriedka
zaznamenana v historii diploma
tickych stykov. Tato dohoda je
"solidnou garanciou verejneho
poriadku, ale ME nespravodliveho
mieru". Pod tym sa ma rozumet
to, ze ako Taliansko tax al Ma
d'arsko budu 81 vzajomne poma-
hat k nadobudnutiu dzemi ma
leet ich susedov.
Tribuna d'alej hovori, ze doho-
ola medzi tymito dvoma krajina-
mi zaklada sa ma troch cinite-
poch: ~ perfektnej podobnosti
1ch zaujmov; p jedinecnej ana
logii medzi ich vladnymi rezima-
mi (faSizmus); - vzajomnej
1cte oboch narodov.
Casopis doklada, ze ami ITALIAN
sko ami Mad 'arsko nesnij1 fam
tastickych lzemnych zmenach, co
by bolo proti ich realistickemu
stanovisku, ale re oba narody cf-
tia svoj spolocny osud re v pa
de potreby budd stat jeden dru-
hemu po boku.
Gr6f Bethlen, pocas svojho po-
bytu " Rime, Dol hosteny II kra-
Ia. ...... -, ......
v Mad'arsku panuje vel'ka ra-
dost' mad uzavretim dohody
Talianskom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-18
POKOJNA REVOLUCIA
STAVA SA KRVAVOU

" Indii uz diva tyzdne trva po-
kojna revol1cia "a neodvislost'
Revol1ciu vedie Mahatma Gandhi
ktory zakazuje akekoPvek nasi-
lie a odpor1ea bojovat' len nepo-
sl1chanim a nezachovavanim "a
konov. Sam prestdpil zakon o SOL
nom monopoli, sbierajdc vypare-
MI SOL 2 morskej vody. Britska
vrchnost' arestovala Gandhiho sy-
ma a tiez predsedu Vseindickeho
Narodneho Kongresu ako al ma
yora mesta Calcutta. Toto roz-
hnevalo pokojamilovnych Indov,
ktori usporiadali protestne po-
chody. Doslo k srazke policiou,
v ktorej mnoho osob bolo skrva-
vene. Ocakavaju sa vaznejsie w.
buchy hnevu Indov, ba mono i
zbrojne poNstanie.
India ma 32O,0oO,0OO obyvate-
pov, mad ktorou panuje okolo sto-
tisic Anglicanov. Indovia sa chc1
celkom odtrhnlt' cd Anglie, CHM
by tato utrpela nesmierne mnoho
ma svojom svetovom panstve.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-18
VEL'KE VYZNACENIE
PROFESORA PUPINA

Prof. Michal Idvorsky Pupin 2
Columbia univerzity, zvoleny Dol
"a predsedu Univerzity Klubu v
New Yorku. Doterajsim predse-
dom Dol George w. Wickersham,
slavny pravnik a teraz predseda
Hooverovej komisie pre- reformu
sldnictya. Podpredsedom klubu
je Thomas Lamont, chyrny ban
kar, pokladnikom Samuel Sloan,
automobilovy magnat. Predsed-
nictvo v tomto klube povazovane
je "a najvacsiu poctu pre- new
yorkskeho ucenca.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-18
~ z MESTA
AE MA SLOVENSKO
8 v0JTEssKoU vYPRAvoU
Teraz je Gas hlasit' sa do vypravy.
Budete cestovat' bez starosti,

Desat' Slovakov a Sloveniek 2
Youngstown blizkeho okolia
sa uz prihlasilo do Jubilarnej w.
pravy Svatovojtesskej a zaplatilo
"a sifkarty zeleznicne listky do
kraja i nazad. Mnohi d'alSi sa
prihlasili sprava vypravy i'm
kona vSetky potrebne pisma.
Vyprava odcestuje ma lodi Le-
viathan dina "a. maja New Yor,
ku. Je to najvacsia lod', playa
j1ca po mori jedna z najrych-
lejsich. Zvlastne ceny sifkariet
boly zadovazene rozlicne inc W.
hody pre- cestovatel'ov vypra-
YOU. Kto chce mat tieto vyhody
a cestovat' bez starosti az domov,
ten sa musi prihlasit riaditeP-
stva vypravy. Ochotne posl1zi al
Rev. Stefan KOciS, 613 n. Lake
view Ave-, Youngstown, O., kto-
ry je duchovnEm vodcom vypra-
Wy.
Kto chce navstivit' Slovensko,
mech no navstivi S Jubilarnou W.
pravou. Nemusi sa ziicastnovat'
vsetkych slavnosti Spolku sv. Vol
techa, ale kto tax urobi, neoba-
nuje. Utastnici vypravy m6zu ist'
do Oberammergau ma svetochyr-
ne Passiove hry, do Rima k sv.
Otcovi a 1castnit' sa rozmanitych
slavnost1 ma Slovensku, ma ktore
nikto do smrti nezabudne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-18
vLAMAtI v PRACI

V ticto dni neznami ylamaci
vlamali sa do obchodu p. Jozefa
l.. Maruskina v Sokolovni ma
Homewood Ave. a ukradli mu
rozlicneho tovaru, najviac ale ci-
gar dohanu, v Gene $40.
Do domacnosti Jana Lipku v (.
925 Wabash Ave. vlamali sa tiez
zlodeji a ukradli mu $40 hoto-
vych penazi, jeden oblek, poklad-
niGku a inc veci.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-18
VITAMIN D JE LEX '...
PROTI SUCHOTINAM

Sasky SkImaci Ustav v Zwi-
ckau, Nemecku oznamuje vel Ike
ispechy v lieeeni tuberkulozy
kazdeho druhu (pl'dc, hrdla, ko-
ze kosti), pomocou vitaminu D.
Pacienti dostavajl vitamin v OLE
jovom roztoku po pat kvapak
denne a hodne zazivnej stravy.
Vsetci pacienti sa bud'to celkom
vyliecia, alebo sa vePmi popravia
bez akychkol'vek zlych nasled-
kov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-18
KLUB ZIADA DLAZBU
GLADSTONE ULICE

Slovensky Politicky Klub V
Haseltone usniesol sa nedel'u
poziadat' mestsku sprawl o zlep-
senie Gladstone ulice, "a elm klub
pracuje uz tri roxy. Ma sch6dzi
recnil campbellsky auditor Jan
Moore a koncilman Martin Hasky
O zalezitostiach mesta Campbell.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-18
NOVENA K SV. ANTONOVI
v CRRAME SV. CYR, A M,
Poboznosti su kazdy utorok rano
a vecer. Dokoncene budu 13. iuna

V ntorok rano zapocate boiy V
chrame Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda po-
boznosti k sv. Antonovi, ktore sa
budn konat' "a devat' utorkov a
skoncia sa piatok, l3. jlna, ma
den sv. Antona. Poboznosti vedie
Rev. Jan M. LiscinskI, duchovnF
spravca osady, rano po sv. omsi o
9. hodine a vecer pol 8. hodine.
Tieto poboznosti SIT vyrocnou u
dalost'ou v osade Sv. Cyrilla a
Methoda.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-18
HRDINsKE OSETROVATEIKY
ZACHRANILY 7s DETf

V Irvington, N. Y, v jednei
detskej nemocnici vypukul ohen,
ktory sa vel'mi rychle siril. Str
mast osetrovateliek, ma cele s
hlavnou osetrovatel'kou Miss Le-
nou Button odvazilo sa tri razy
vnikndt' do horiacej budovy a
TAX zachranily 78 dietok cd zahy-
nutia. Edward Bryce, mechanik
nemocnice, utrpel take popaleni-
nv, ze zomrel.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-18
NOC v RUSKU
BUDE P0KOJNA

Sovietska vlada vydala prisne
nariadenie, aby bezboznici neopo.
vazili sa robit' vytrznosti yeas
vel'konoenych sviatkov, ako Spo-
lok Bezboznych planoval. Vlada
81 praje, ably posmesky veria.
cich, bohorlhacstva a prekazanie
bohosluzieb v Rusku prestalo.
Spolok Bezboznych budc odte.
raz sirit' ateizmus pokojnou pro.
pagandou. a.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-18
DVADsAT BANfKov
). ZAHYNULO Vo VHBUCHU

", Carbanado uhol'nej bani >pri
Tacoma, WASH, .udal .sa v sobotu
vfbuch, v ktorom zahynulo diva
dsat' banikov. Mrtvoly "a Wac
dni nemohly byt' vytiahnute pre-
otravn6 plyny.
v baniach okolo Tacoma pra-
cujf j Slovaci.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-18
MAJETOK JEDNOTY
POL 0SMA MIIIONA

z vykazov aktuarov sa donna
vame, ze najvacsia slovenska pod
porna organizacia, /. X. s. j., ma
la 81. decembra 1929 $7,456, ,323.-
AZ. Jej solventnost' je 1O3.26 perc.
a 1mrtnost 77.S perc.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-18
PROF. TUKA APELovAL.

Ako sme oznamili v minulOm (.
tohto easopisu, odsldenie dra Tu-
ku jeho spolo6nika Sznackeho
ma Is a 5-rocne vazenie, bolo po-
tvrdene apelacnym sndom ' Bra
tislave. 'Teraz dr.. Tuka apeloval
ma najyyssi sud republiky v Brne.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10

PEACEFUL VAR SIGHTS FOR
EASTERN SEABOARD - The
battle fleet returns to New York
accompanied by an air circus
(which first performed over Wash
Iington. At left, a big gun Of the
IL. S, S. California, with other
vessels in background, above,
| air armada in formation over cap
| itnl Mashinrt nn
New Britain herald., 1930-05-10

TRIES TO DRY UP JERSEY
Dwight Z. Avis, in his early thir-
ties, transferred from Detroit to
New Jersey as prohibition admin
istrator begins his mopping-up
process by requesting more man
and morey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-21
FUNDS ALL0CATED
FOR HIGHWAY WORK
River and Harhor Allotments
Under Relief Bill Made
by Division.

The Federal aid highway and the
rvcF ana harhor allotments under the
$4,000 600 cmerg ;ney relief bill, which
went in,o effect yesterday, include:
Ststes--Arisona, $l,l70,1al; Calfor-
MIA, $S,i0a 2SS; Colorado, $l.SO7 1882;
Connecticut, $500, z9l; Delaware. S40O,-
600; Idaho, 81 .0o8. O3a: Illinois. $4,000
l16; Indiana. $2.045, 929; Iowa. $2,llo,-
$50; Kansas, S2,l92,301; Kentucky,
$l,504,715; Maine, $7l5,799; Maryland,
$678, 752; Massachusetts, $l,1Al,46O
Michigan. $2,S21, S82; Minnesota, $2,-
249, 1893: Missouri. $2.526.823; Montana,
81 ST. $50; Nebraska, $l,70S.03l; Ne
Vada, 81, O49, o38; New Hampshire, $780,
900; New Jersey, $l.107.S07; New Mex
leo, $l,303,2 New York, $4,000, 566;
North Dakota, $1.29a,53 Ohio. $2,-
9ea.S3S; Oklahoma, 81 .s26,35i: Oregon,
$i,329,2 S7: Pennsylvania. eS,al2,94S;
Rhode Island, 100000; South Dakota.
Sl,337 97a; Texas, $j.6aa,080: Utah,
$a20,S2I Vermont. 100000: Virginia,
81, SOS, 500: Washington, Sl.27o,9SS;
West Virginia, $87s. $50: Wisconsin, ST.
ss2.4l0: Wyoming, $l,029,3aS; Hawaii,
1900, 600.
The river and harbor allotments for
the different divisions are: North At
lantie Division, $3,l4l 500; South At
iantic Division, $4,000, 900: Gulf of Mex
leo Division, &2,S21 $40; Upper MisSis-
sippi Valley Division, 80 ,o32, $50: Great
Lakes Division, @l,lST,o0o; South Pa
eifc Divisinn, &oo3, GOO: North Pacific
Division. ei,5SSsoo0. Total, 122, SOC, 900,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-21
HOOVER NOT TO CALL
SPECIAL SESSION
Assurance From White House
Scouts Fear of Extra Term
for World Court.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Informal assurance was given yester-
day at the White House and relayed to
the Senate that President Hoover does
not contemplate calling special ses-
sion of the Senate next Spring for con-
sideration of the World Court.
However, after another long day Of
debate and slow progress In the Senate,
leaders expressed fear that the World
Court opponents were threatening to
force an extra session of the entire
Congress next Spring rather than per-
nit the Senate to be in position to
be called into session alone for eonsid-
Grafton of the court.
The conference report on the first of
the IL regular appropriation bills which
must be passed before Mach 4 If the
extra session of Congress is to be avoid
ed-the Treasury-PoSt Office hill-waS
rejected yesterday by the Senate and
sent back to conference. A f1libusteR
developed Friday against action on
the Interior Department appropriation
bill,
Senate leaders believe II the World
Court issue can be completely removed
from the situation it viii help mate
rally.
Republicans generally believed Mr..
Hoover JUSTIFIED In his decision not to
call a special session on the World
Court In view of the almost solid Re-
publican vote in the Foreign Relations
Committee to postpone the issue until
next December,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-21

the same in violation of the national
prohibition act.
"A motion to quash the Indictment
was sustained on the ground that the
national prohibition act is void because
the eighteenth amendment to the Con-
stitution is void for the reason assigned
by the court, that that amendment was
ratified by Legislatures OF the States,
whereas under the Constitution 1t could
be ratified only by conventions called
for That purpose in the States"
The Government did not present
arguments In support of its contention,
but win do so later should the court
review the appeal.
It confined itself to stating the three
points on which 1t claims that Judge
Clark'S decision was erroneous:
]. The court erred In allowing the
motion to quash.
2. The court erred in deereeing that
the indictment be Quashed.
8. The court erred IN ruling that the
eighteenth amendment Is invalid and
that the national prohibition act Is
therefore unconstitutional and void,
Meanwhile word came from com-
mission circles yesterday that the pend
ing Wickersham Law enforcement Com
missions report would not be held up
Until the Supreme Court passed on the
case and that no cognizance would be
taken of the New Jersey Judges ruling,
Judge William S. Kenyon, commits
sion member, who has been absent for
some time. and other commission mean
bers are expected to be present at meet
ings next weak and there Is q possibility
the recommendations may be IN Presi-
dent Hooyer's hands before Christmas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-21
CAMERA MEN OBTAIN
RARE HOOVER "SH0T"
Picture Of President at Work
Given to Lucky Couple Who
Happened to BE on Hand.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Two photographers yesterday got a
rare shot-a picture Of the President
seated at his desk in his executive
offices.
1t was late and they were all that
were left of the stable group which
grabs cameras when a presidential pic
ture is in the making. Both were sur
prised when told they might take q
photograph of the Chief Executive
signing the $45 100000 drought relief
bill and the $l16,000,000 public works
measure.
Must be feeling good" one COM
mented as he should3red his tripod.
Mr.. Hoover seemed in o genial mood.
He smiled as he raised his head.
We'll, only two photographers"
Yes, sir"
The camera men we're using a flash
lamp, shaped like Q giant electric light
bulb. It blazed wildly, but there was
no report. Nor did smoke swirl as it
did in days not so long ago when FASH
light powder was the usual medium Of
illumination.
Apparently the last time the Presi-
dent was photographed indoors, the
p1wder was used. He was interested.
That's new one" he commented
as the ceremony ended.
Eyes, SIR" said the photographers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-21
RESERVE POLICIES
ARE HIT IN HOUSE
Chairman McFadden of Bank
Ing Committee Also Strikes
at Reparations Stand.

~ the Associated Press.
-. Broad criticism of the Federal Re-
serve system for its financial policies
and its attitude toward reparatio UNI
der the Versailles treaty was placed be-
fore the House yesterday by Chairman
MeFadden Of the Banking COMMITTEES.
McFadden asserted international
bankers took charge of Versailles treaty
negotiations and as result the bones
afterward issued are tainted with ille-
Eality."
It was Uncomfortable" he said, that
the Government would allow the sale
of these bonds and the fact that 1t did
was due wholly to the influence OF
powerful group of international bankers.
He charged there was too close an
association between the Federal Reserve
Bank of New York and international
bankers and economic experts to whose
control that bank has been abandoned"
Americas foreign financial policy
McFadden said, should be fixed for the
Federal Reserve Banks by the Federal
Reserve Board at washington and not
by one of the IL coordinate Federal
Reserve Banks.
"The Industrial stagnation IN this
country today" he added, lis largely
due to the diStrust Of the people IN the
foreign policy of our Government and
in the financial policies CT the Federal
Reserve system.
Representative Ramseyer. Republican.
Iowa, said he doubted the wisdom OF
Americans investing in reparations
bonds.
Ramseyer asked If McFadden believed
that before there can be peace IN the
world We have got to scrap the YER
sailles treaty and the Young plan and
substitute something IN the place OF
them"
ave viii not get q. proper solution
of this whole matter In Europe until We
20 back to the very foundation" Nc
Fadden replied.
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Willism l.. Peake, superintendent of the
iail, stated, however. that they we're
placed in this particular wing because
Of lack of space in other parts of the
jail
It was learned yesterday that the
Department of Justice intends to bring
their next prosecution on the embe2zle-
ment indictment against Pitts alone.
Under this indictment he Is charged
with stealing more than $l,00e,000 from
the Smith company.
Announcement that this would be the
next case prosecuted gave rise to specu-
lation as to when Henry, who was
Jointly indicted with Pitts, Edwards and
Anadale under the conspiracy indict-
ment, and later granted q severance,
would be brought to trial.
The Department of Justice would not
commit itself on this proposition.
There IS also pending against the
four former Smith officials named and
Daniel r. Crissinger, former controller
of the currency; Fred N. zihlmap, Rep
resentative from Maryland, and Henry
G. Maddux. an indictment charging
them with use of the mails to defraud.
1t IS believed the charges against some
of these defendants may be dropped.
Pitts, Edwards and Anadale probably
will spend Christmas in iail unless
Justice Hitz grants their motion for q
new trial next Tuesday. If it Is not
granted further court action viii not be
possible until after the holiday recess,
which ends on January 2,
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AFTER LONG DEBATE

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noble things and things that are not
corrupt"
In this connection he mentioned the
Duke Power Co. of North Carolina He
praised the philanthropie work of the
late James B. Duke, the founder, and
said, mot an organization on earth was
doing more noble and better work than
the Duke Power Co. and the Duke
Foundation"
II deny that power company or any
body connected with 1t did anything
corrupt In the elections of 1928 for any
body" he shouted, his white hair falling
over his bread forehead.
Senator Dill, Democrat, Washington,
led the attack against Smith. declaring
he was united by temperament, by
his attitude and by his viewpoint to-
ward power"
Senator Wheeler, Democrat, Montana.
opposed Garsaud, declaring he was
closely identified with President Heeht
OF the New Orleans Public Service Cor
poration. subsidiary Of the Electric
Bond q Share Co.
Garsaud, Wheeler said, was recon-
Mended for the position by Hecht.
Chairman Couzens of the Interstate
Commerce Committee said Garsaud was
the ablest technidtan on the commits
sion