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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-09
st. RoCh's Members Form
Credit Union to Boost
Thrift, Curb Usury.

Members of st. Roch's Catholic
church are planning to beat the
loan sharks by organization of a
cooperative credit union.
Thursday night, ESQ members of
the church, led by their pastor, the
Rev. Peter Pfeifer, formed a CO.
operative society for the two-fold
purpose of supplying the members
with plan of systematic saving
and Of making it possible for them
to take care of their own credit
problems at a legitimate rate of
interest.
This is the first parish in the
state to combine into a credit union,
which is becoming popular among
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-09
HULL HOUSE HAS PARTY
Former Wards Return for Fortieth
Birthday Celebration.

BIZ TNWFd PTegs
CHICAGO, May 9.-Hull house
celebrated its fortieth anniversary
today by calling back the once help-
less children whom Jane Addams
helped along to industrial. profes-
sional and political acclaim.
Miss Adams, "neighbor Of the
poor reviewed the objects Of life
devoted to charity as 300 former
wards Of Hull house came home
TO visit. They viii remain for a
three-day anniversary observance
at the famous social settlement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-09
UNIT TO BE INSPECTED

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, May o.
Major General Dennis E. Nolan,
commandant of the Fifth corps
area, United States army, will in
spect the Indiana university R. o.
T. c. unit May Is and is, on the
war department gold star rating
basis.
He was chief of General John j.
Pershing's intelligence staff during
the World war.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-09
HEROINE is SCARED
Girl Filler Fears Roller Coaster

YORK, excitement
through
n park roller
the
darned
Smith, 9 DID, feet
and made perfect landing, smiling poised
youngster
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-09

threatening area, houses stand
much less danger of being injured
by tornadoes than from being hit
by lightning or burned. But the
chance for greater total destruc-
ton are increasing as the pop
ulation increases, simply because
OF the greater opportunity the
storms will have of hitting peo-
pie and houses.
Nine per cent of tornado dam
age is done in Iowa. Missouri
suffers next and Kansas, Tennes-
see, Alabama, Minnesota, Illinois
and Wisconsin follow in order.
Eighty per cent of the stov1s
occur between noon and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-09
o AMERICANS SACRIFICED EVERY YEAR TO WRATH OF ToF

say their speed must reach 400
and 500 miles an hour.
In the storms center a slight
vacuum is created, which is large
ly responsible for the many mira
culous feats credited to tornadoes.
When this area of low pressure
surrounds a. house, it literally
causes the structure to explode,
because of the higher normal at
mospheric pressure remaining in
the house, which must have i'm
mediate outlet.
y n
IN spite of the fact that tor
A nadoes are so damaging when
they do strike, even I'M the most
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-09

the piano. for
the house before Roosevelt flying field her
Island home each she prefers skirts to
when flying
ship dangerous skirts
plane % interviewer
Enor old when she first went into the air with her
that Smith kid" from the field She
then the stick with experienced 1ier beside
before
300 sxytree accomplished
would flight bridges
O
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-09

c o m m ! [ I e e ! n
charge of a dance
to be given by Phi
Sigma Chi frater-
nifty on the SEVERN
roof, May Is. Zach
Whyte'S orchestra,
Cincinnati, will
play. The program
will be broadcast
over WXBF from
II to /. Other
members of the
committee are Ro-
land Schmitt, pres
ident of the organ
iZation; G harle S
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-09
MRS. PALMER'S SUIT
SETTLED OUT OF COURT
$4,000 Case Against Former Hus.
band Comes to End.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, May 9.-The $50 600
suit Of Charlotte King Palmer for
stock market losses allegedly in
CURED through inside" informa-
ton supplied by her former hus-
band, James King Parrish Jr. has
been settled out of court.
Outerbridge Horsey, counsel for
Parrish, announced in Judge Cra-
ter's division Of supreme court. that
an agreement had been reached.
Details were not made public, but
Milton Cohen, attorney for Mrs.
Palmer, indicated a substantial
sum" was involved.
Mrs. Palmer contended that on
the advice of her former husband
she invested III various stocks, with
the results that her loss, both in
profit and principal, amounted to
50,000-all of which Parrish sup
posedly guaranteed to refund.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-09
FATHER NEEDS A BATH;
SEND SOME POLICE oUTY
And City Cops Wonder If It's so
or lust "Boogey" Story.


or Just "Boogey" Story.
Police today we're wondering
whether a daughter used the police
department as DOGGY man" to
scare her father or whether he re-
ally needs a bath.
please send two officers out,
the woman asked Henry Brooks
police telephone operator, over the
telephone early today want
them to make father up and
take a bath"
The address given was in the
400 block West washington street,
but the woman did not give her
nauen Brooks explained police did
2 N - ealet services.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-09
MORE STATES DRY
IN POLL BY DIGEST

Three additional
returns from Literary prohibition poll were
They were North Carolina, Oklahoma
OF the total of than 100000 in
referendum 80 cent have been prohibition
1858 for modification repeal of the
statutes
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-09
DANCE WILL BE GIVEN
Phi Sigma Chi Fraternity Ball to
Be on Roof of SEVERN.

Robert Russell is a member of the
Evening star., 1930-12-08
Will Rogers
Says:

SANTA MONICA, Calif.-We
had an awful good Methodist
team out here till this Knutredame
showed us coast defenders how
Evening star., 1930-12-08
Policeman Under Knife.

BY stan Correspondent of The star.
MEADOWS. Md. Decsmber a.,
Prince Georges County Policeman Frank
P. Prince underwent an abdominal
operation at Casualty Hospital today.
Evening star., 1930-12-08
NAVAL OFFICERS SEEK
AIRCRAFT INSTRUCTION
Assignments to Be Made to New
Glass to Be Assembled at Lake.
hurst Station in July.

The Navy Department now is receiv-
ing applications from officers for as
signment to a new class for instruc-
ton in lighter -than-air craft to be as
sembled at the Naval Air Station, Lake
hurst, N. j., on July to provide for
expansion OF the Nays lighter -than-air
program.
Members of the class will be trained
to man the two giant dirigibles now
under construction at Akron, Ohio
The class will be composed of Is Off
GERS, one with the rank of captain, 10
with the rank of lieutenant command
er and senior lieutenant, graduates of
the Naval Academy classes of 1915 to
1919, and four lieutenants, junior grade,
preferably OF the Naval Academy class
OF 1928, the Navy Department an
nounced.
Ten officers now are under instruc-
ton at Lakehurst, two of the rank of
commander and others of junior ranks.
1T Is the intention of the Navy De-
partment," it was announced, that two
OF the officers in the group of lieuten-
ant commanders and senior lieuten-
ants be postgraduate communication
engineers and two be postgraduate
aerologistS, and that at least one officer
IN this group be a War College gradu-
ate"
Applications for the class will be re-
celved up to February /, when selec-
tions will be made. The applicants
must be physically and temperamentally
Mt Tor flying duty.
Evening star., 1930-12-08
he American exhibit at that exposi-

This was the first time this Republi-
can leader has seen the President since
the November election, and it is under
stood that the political situation also
was discussed during his call at the
White House today.
Evening star., 1930-12-08
TEAR BOMBS ROUT
TEXTILE P|CKETERS
35 Arrests Mark Early
Morning Gathering of 1900
Strikers.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DANVILLE, Va, December S.-Dan-
vile police today used tear bombs to
break up mass picketing at the gates
of the Riverside Gotten Mills, whose
union employees are on strike. There
were no fights and no che was injured.
Meanwhile National Guard troops on
duty at the Dan River Mills in the
neighboring village of Schoolheld were
called upon to disperse. crowds. This
was done without disorder.
Police later arrested approximately
35. after the strikers, dispersed by the
tear gas, began to work their way back
to the Riverside Mill gates.
Strikers, estimated at 1900. were
gathered around the eight gates of the
Rive. side Mill when the mill opened
with non-union workers. The attempt
to disperse the crowd was the first in
stance of disorder at the mills within
the city.
Cries of ARREST us all" and "If you
arrest any OF us you must aSrest us all'
greeted commands of police to disperse.
Under city regulations not more than
six pickets may be stationed at any one
gate to the mill.
Approximately 1000 textile operatives
members of the United Textile Workers
OF America, are on strike here and In
Schoolf1eld.
Chief Martin told newspaper men he
did not think it necessary to ask for
the assistance of the National Guards
men, but that this would be done If
necessary.
Evening star., 1930-12-08

just can't see but one conclusion to
be drawn. 1t just amt Protestant
pastime. We had some fine young
boys, a great band and some splen-
did weather, but our divine guidance
sho' fell down on us.
Evening star., 1930-12-08
RED CHINESE KILL
2O,O]ON MASSACRE
Trap Provincial Troops War
ring on Banditry-Foreign
Boats Attacked.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HANKOW, China, December g.
Trapped between the towns of Kwang-
shut and Hwangan, less than 100 miles
north of this important center, nearly
10000 provincial troops have been
massacred by a like number of bandit
Reds, reports from Northern Hupeh
Province said
The loss yesterday was the heaviest
suffered by the government since the
inauguration of its campaign against
banditry soon after the end of the re-
cent civil war.
Chang Kai-Shek, generalissimo and
President of the Chinese Republic, to-
day has taken command of the drive
against communism throughout North
central China. However, this seemed
not to have deferred the hundreds of
bands of rowing Reds, for they continued
attacks against shipping on the Upper
YangtZe River with undiminished vigor
American, French, British, japanese
and Chinese vessels suffered. A Chinese
seaman on a japanese cargo carrier
was the only fatality reported yester-
day, although several ships were badly
damaged by gunf1re from Communist
shore batteries.
President Chang declared the gov
ernment would send 900 troops, 20
gunboats and 80 airplanes against out
laws in the Upper Yangtze Valley if
necessary.
The President-generalissi yesterday
again brought into play the famed
Marking silver bullet" He announced
that those who surrender. bringing
with them arms and ammunition from
the enemy, will receive a reward and
pardon. while those responsible for the
capture, dead or alive, of any Commu-
nE2s leader will be richly rewarded"
Evening star., 1930-12-08
DAUGHTERS OF NILE HEAD
HONOR GUEST AT CAPITOL
Mrs. Katherine E. Rintz of Chi
cago Making 0fficial Tour
of Country.

Mrs. Katherine E. Rintz of Chicago,
ILL.,, supreme queen of the Daughters
of the Nile, an organization composed
of wives of members of the Mystic
Shrine, In Washington on an official
tour, was the guest of honor at the
Capitol Building today, accompanied by
members of Samla Temple.
During the forenoon Mrs. Rintz
visited the White House and Executive
Once, and was taken on a short sight
Evening star., 1930-12-08

~
Americas b G.
6 es t collegiate
industry really
should be car
ried on. I have
heard all kinds
of reasons about
why some Sec
ton played bet
ter than others
and all t h o S e
usual alibis. But
after Sc in 8
Knf1trof3ama T
Evening star., 1930-12-08
NAVAL MISSION HOME
WITH ECLIPSE PICTURES
Photographs Will Be Studied at
Observatory; 200 Boxes of EQUIP
ment Being Returned.

Carrying u Photographic plates OF
the total eclipse of the sun on october
Il on Niaufou Island, Tonga Archi-
peliga, in the Pacific Ocean, as per-
sonal baggage to assure their safe ar
rival at the Naval Observatory, three
members Of the United States Navy's
expedition have just reached Wash
ington from the long voyage from the
other side of the world.
Comdr. G. H. j. Keppler, in charge
of the naval expedition; Lieut.. IT. g,
Kellers, Medical Corps. United States
Navy, and Bevan Sharpless, Junior as
tronomer, have brought the valuable
plates to Washington, and they viii
be studied carefully at the Naval OBJ
servatory. Some 200 boxes of scien-
tif1c apparatus and equipment are be-
ing returned to the National Capital
aboard Navy transport.
Evening star., 1930-12-08
MUSSOLINI SHOWS SKILL
Fences With General After Fascis

Fences With General After Fascist
Ceremony in Rome.
ROME, December P.-Premier
Mussolini yesterday showed himself to
be an expert fencer.
At the conclusion Of a ceremony of
consigning banner to the Fascist Anti
Aircraft Corps, the premier before lis
Blackshirt officers took part In sharp
match with Gen. Vaccari
Vaccari, who is a skilled fencer, wss
forced several times to admit himself
"toccato"-
The officers loudly cheered the fight
ing Premier.
Evening star., 1930-12-08
MILK FROM THE WORLDS MODEL DAIRY
Extra Safe
To Protect His
Health

As Carefully safe-suarded
from the Farms to his bot
tie as Science and long
experience dkes possible!
We, your Dairy, take no chances in this vitalIy
important question Of serving Washington homes
with milk We make SURE you get only milk
Of Superior OudIty-exta rich extra safe.
We will accept on y milk that TESTS THE
BEST from the finest farms in Virginia and
nearby Maryland . and we prepare it for
your consumption along hishIy-deveIoped scen-
tihc methods. Every effort is exerted to give
you milk viruIent in natural soodness-fresh,
clean and pure. Place your order today I. :.
Chestnut Farms service begins tomorrow.
Evening star., 1930-12-08

seeing trip about the city. She win
leave washington tomorrow to continue
her tour. Mrs. Rintz is devoting most
OF her activities at this time in CO.
operation with the Mystic Shrine in the
CrInopedic Hospital work for crippled
Evening star., 1930-12-08
SLEMP SEES HOOVER

American Exhibit at Paris and Pol
itics Reported Discussed.
Progress being made in preparing the
American exhibit to be held in Paris
next year was described to President
Hoover today by c. Bascomb Slemp
Republican National Committeeman
from Virginia, commissioner general of
Evening star., 1930-12-08

Famed Coventry, England, is becom-
ing ambitious and wants to annex
10000 acres to double the area of the
city. -.I'4a.NU.E1
Evening star., 1930-12-08

When a new department store was
opened in London recently Queen Mary
was among the first to enter, and she
spent nearly two hours in shopping.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-19

Teraz Wac, ako inokedy porebn6 nam je pomahat'
81 edni druh\m. Zlc pomcry zaG1naju doliehat W na
nejednu rodinu sovenski Amerike. Nedostatok "a
robku rob boke brzdy pc celach starostlivych ocov
a matek Dieda hlad uz tlacia sa cez dvere.
So1nznime sa dovedna a pomahajme ST. Slovak, kto
ry ma dajak opravu dome mech ju da sprawl Slo-
stroll mech no da opravit sovensk6mu strojnikov Ko
je formanom deln, mech da zarobok predovsetkymi
svojim kto zna dajakom mieste k zamestnanu, mech
porad Slovdka pot azne Sovenku. Kto potrebuje po-
istenie mech poisti slovenskeho agenta. Kto chce
kpit nieco, mech kdp cd Sovaka. Slovom, mech kazdy
kazdom kroku podporuje svojch. Ini tax robia,
SINE my. M1lsime 81 chranit br$nit svojet' Vsetc
ako jedna rodna. Vsetci 81 brata a sestry
ked' je jednemu zle, to druh! pociti
Kazdy Slovak mech ma teraz oci a us otvorene. Ked
vdl pocue, ze nekde budu potrebovat robotnlkov a
lebo robonicky mech hned' rozchyri medzi krajanm
ably moh robotu hlasit' PRIV, nez inl Mnohe Slo
venky sG Zamestnane meste velkych budOvach Tam
vse nade miesto pre- druh. Noze 81 pomahajte. Al
devcata, kor6 pracu1 domacnostiach m6zu mnoho po
moot. Znajd kde je uprazdnene mesto. Mech poradia
Sovenkam ktore miesa nema1.
Teraz je tuhy boj zivobytie. Kto ME je dost' by
vola. Ako ten Italian, ktorom nedavno bola rec
vinach Ma deti boly hadn6 Ked' no necEcei
nkde what do roboty, nanitl sa. Wal ryl
kopal amu odobnat' sa medal. Kopal tax usovne ze
no konecne prija.
Prichodiaca zma bude zimou utrpenia pre- nejednu
rodinku. Nezaskoda by ami daka organizovana ak
cia Okresny Sbor SLOW Lgy caka tomto smere vazna
tloha.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-19
KEDY STE PRISLI
DO SPOJENYCH STATOV?

Ma tito otazku musi kazdy Gu
dzinec - mnoho raz al mnohy
naturalizovany obcan mat
odpoved' naporudzi. Spravna od-
poved' sl1zi k dokazaniu legalne-
no prichodu do Spojenych Sta
TOW, lebo ten cudzinec, ktory ne
vie, kedy a po ktorej sifi do Spo-
jenych Statov prisiel, vystavuje
sa podozreniu, ze sa sem dostal
cestou nezakonitou. Ma rozdiel cd
voPakedajsich nariadeni natura.
lizacneho zakona musi dnes al GU
dzinec, uchadzaj1ci sa 'prvy
papier", preukazat', re bol pri-
pusteny do krajiny zakonitou ce-
stou. Ia tym ciel'om je treba ,aby
v svojej ziadosti uviedol ako me-
no sifi, po ktorej prisiel, tax al
presne datum svojho prlchodu. -
Ak nemoze cudzinec tejto pozia-
davke vyhovet' prvy papier mu
nebude vystaveny a brana k ma
turalizacii bude prenho trvacne
uzavreta. To prirodzene moze
mat zle nasledky pre- nejedneho
cudzinca, lebo mnoho priemyslo-
vych podnikov al obchodnych
spolocnosti prijlma cudzincov do
svojich sluzieb len vtedy, ak sa
mozu preukazat' pryym !, papie-
rom. Tato poziadavka sa vymaha
al niektoryini robotnfckymi unia-
mi.
. Jednak1 dolezitost 'asakol pre- Gu
dzinca, uchadzajdceho 'sa o prvy
papier, ma ia ista otazka al pre-
oneho cudzinca, ktory sa uchadza
o druhy papier, lebo kazdy, kdo
nepodal dokaz o svojom zakoni-
tom prichodes az Lpri pedavani
svojej ziadosti 0 pryy papier, mu-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-19

tych Azkusenosti vypravit' nes.
ciselnych zaujimavych pripadoch,
kedy cudzinec nevedel ami rok,
ami mesiac svojho prfchodu, ale
kedy malymi, ma prvy pohl 'ad
nedolezitymi informaciami po-
skytnul kancellarii nit, ktora
viedla k rozrieseniu celej zahady.
Immigrants Information Bureau,
Room 1106, 215 Fourth Avenue,
New York, N. Y, radost'ou pri-
speje kazdemu pri zist'ovani dina
prichodu, ako al vo vsetkych "a
lezitostiach, tykajucich sa immi-
gracie, naturalizacie, kompenza-
Gle pod. Piste po slovensky.
Pre- tych, ktori zij1 V New
Yorku a praju 81 informacie V
hore spomenutych veciach, je
kancellaria krem pravidelnych L.
radnych hodin otvorena tiez V
stredu vecer az do 7. hod. a So
botu cele popoludnie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-19
VYSTRAZNY HAS.

"Oblane' 70 Is. sept je clanok ''Sne kr1tna-
vach nebezpecnIch prdoch propagandy', ktorom je
sovenska verejnost upozornena dve propagandy:
da1ski ''ceskosov Mad da1ska re ''najviac tai
pracue tom sere, ably dokazala slovenskemu ludu
a ndrodu, ze spouze bratm Cechm je nemozne; ces
koslovenskj opierajuc tuto srasi d6vod re
len plne splynutio slovenskeho naroda ceskym zaca
nj no od noveho mad a1skeho ja11na.'
d'alej tlanku soji: lobe naberajd stipencov
odvracajd zrak pozornost cd jedne zeate neho cela
zastenia uplatovana pray slovensk6ho naroda Ce-
sko-Sloyenskej Republike.'
Dl'a nasej skromnej mienby pricinou odstred' 'ova
mia vavo vpravo e to- ze nevennje rovnaka pozo1-
most obom propagandan. ODE idd na zvot sovenskeho
naroda. Ale Slovaci slavianskym povedomim pojdu
radSej Cechm ako Mad 'a11ni, ked i'm da vyber
edno aebo druhe Narodne prebudenie nasho du e len
nejsia
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-19

Pom vydali vizum prednostnei
triede kvoty, musi predovsetkym
dokazat' re sa dostal do Spoic-
nych Statov cestou zakonitou.
z toho vsetkeho mono tedy vi
det', aky vel'ky vyznam ma pre-
cudzinca znalost' kedy a po kto-
rel lodi prisiel. Je tuna tis1ce a
tisice ludi, ktori zabudli bud
datum svojho prichodu, bud me-
no lode, po ktorej prisli, alebo -
este castejsie oboje. Niektori
l'udia nemozu udat' ami priblizne
datum, ba niekedy ami rok, I'M
Ease nevedia, v ktorom pr1stave
sedali ma sifu, ami ktorej kraji-
ny odcestovali.
Podl'a terajsfch zakonov m6ze
cudzinec, ktory prisiel pred 3. jn-
nom 1921 ktory nevie dokazat', =,
ze Dol pripusteny cestou legalnou
bud preto, re sa sem dostal neza-
konitym sposobom, bud preto, re
zabudol datum svojho prichodu,
zaziadat' o registraciu svojho pri-
chodu ma najblizsej stanici pri-
| st 'ahovaleckej. Ia tym ciel 'om
musl podat' zvlastnu ziadost', "a
platit' poplatok 500 zadovazit
81 dvoch svedkov. Tato proced1ra
trva obycajne sest' mesiacov,
niekedy al dlhsie. Ak vezmeme
do. povahy vsetky vydayky tym
spojene al ztratu casu, muslme do
znat', ze. je to procedure dost'
t'arbava, najma pre- tych, ktori
zij1 ,d'aleko cd immigracnej sta
nice. " mnoho pripadoch je to
pre- ccudzinca jedine vychodisko.
Vo svacsine pripadoch moze vsak
,eudzinec usporit' cas- al peniaze
tXp, ze ,sa sam pokusf zadovazit
81 potrebne informacie. Ako ma
.vsak toho dosiahnut' ked zabu-
dol temer vsetko ? A predsa je to
,mozne!. Kazdy akiste sa pamata
ma .vol'ajak1 okolnost v s1vislo-
sti SO ,svojim prichodom; al coby
jakekolvek informacie tomto
smere maj1 cenu rukach odbor-
nika.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-19

81 tax urobit' pri ziadosti o anne
ricke obcianstvo. Este pomerne
nedavno bolo mono dostat' prvy
papier bez predostretia preukazu
o prichode. Tedy kazdy cudzinec,
ktoremu boil pryy papier vydany
pred /. jdlom 1929, musi zazia-
dat o pleukaz prichodu (Certi-
ficate Of Arrival) jednocasne S
podanim predbeznej ziadosti o
obcianstvo.
+NakratlSo reteno, jednou z hla-
vnych poziadavok, ktorym kazdy
nastavaj1ci obean musf vyhovet' =,
je poziadavka o legalnom pricho-
de do spojenych Statov. Ably
tento prfchod mohol dokazat
musf, pravda, vedet', pc ktorej
lody a kedy do Spojenych Sta
tov pricestoval.
Ten isty dokaz mus1 podat al
ten cudzinec, ktory sa uchadza 0
t. Nv. ''povolenie k nayratu"
Permit to re-enter), ktore mu
ma umoznit' navrat do Spojenych
Statov po docasnej navsteve v
cudzine. Kto opusti Spojene Sta
ty bez takehoto povolenia, moze
sice zaziadat' ma americkom kon-
zulate v. cudzine vystayenie mi
mokvotoveho VIA, ale al v takom
pripade musf dokazat ze Dol p6-
vodne pripusteny do Spojenych
Statov legalnou cestou. Nesclsel-
ne su prlpady tych, ktori, odisli
ma kratku navstevu do cudziny a
nemozu sa vratit' iba preto, !, ze
nemozu predostriet' vierohodny
dokaz o svojOm legalnom .pricho-
de do Spojenych eStatov, lebo ma
1j1 o .,presnejs sdobe syojho pricno-
du len akusi nejasn1 ;predstayu. 4,
Tiez ten Guidance, ;ktory si pra-
je, aby .jeho rodina ,prisla "a him
do, Ameriky-a aby jej "a tym cie-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-19

Ma vseobecnej pastoralne konferencii evanjelckych
klazov Kremnci da 26. augusta toho roku bolo
sene ably evanelcke bohoszby boy postupne posloven
Gene
Toto usnesenie ma vel kli pre- posilnene sloven
skej narodnej nyslienky. ceskych imperialisckych
kruhoch vyvola opravdovy ryk slovenskych narod-
nych kruhoch iiprimnii radosnt ozvenu.
Bola to tato staroceska bohosluzobna rec sloven-
skJch evanelikov ktora davala Cechom ak -taky "a
klad ktorom stava svoju cechizuj1cu politiku na
Slovensku. Zrusenim cestiny evanjeckych bdhosluz
bach odpada Cechom ''Cechoslovakom' posledny do
vod prdzania dey ze s Slovaci vetvou ceskeho ma
roda slovenska rec nareGim cestiny.
DR.. Mchal Bodicky, professor vysokej ev. teol skoy
Bratislaye poveda ia konferencii: "Podla prikazu
Bozskeho zakladatel crkv kazdy narod ma pravo aby