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Hyder weekly herald., 1930-05-10
Ore Find On Porter-Idaho

An ore body ranging between 6 and 2 feet wide and believed to be the most important ore deposit so far located, has been opened on the Porter-Idaho property by the Premier Gold Mining Company, according to reliable information.
 The ore is said to have been encountered in the D tunnel, originally opened by Clay Por- ter, which has been extended over 1900 feet by Premier, and at depth of approximately 500 feet. The ore body is said to be not only oneo the largest found on the property but also carries unusually high values
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-05-10
SIX WIN IN BIG
 NENANA SWEEPSTAKES

Reiorts received by the Hyder Radio Go. announce the annu- al Nenana ice breakup sweep stakes ended at 7:03 D. m. Thursday, May 8, when the ice broke on the Nenana River at Nenana, Alaska.
 The purse, totaling close to $6O,O0O, was divided between six ticket holders, three of whom reside in Fairbanks, and the remainder in Anchorage, each receiving S9,60o.70
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-05-10
ALASKA-YUK0N
 HIGHWAY SURVEY
 ID START SHORTLY

That definite plans for sur veying the proposed Alaska Highway are being shaped by the provincial government of British Columbia followi n g conferences on the subject be- twen Premier Tolmie and Pre- mier Mackenzie King in Otta- wa, is reported in Victoria press dispatches of recent date, According to the arrange ments adopted, under instruct ions from the government, en- gineers of the public works de- partment will go north almost immediately to commence in- yestigations, working from Hazelton toward the Yukon boundary. At the same time experts of the department of the interior will commence a similar survey through the Yu- kon, as a result of an agree ment between Dr. Tolmie and Hon. Charles Stewart, federal minister of the interior.
 According to the reports, Pre- miar Tolmie has received as- surances that the United States government will handle the survey in Alaska from the Yu- kon boundary to the coast.
 This program takes the place of the three-man international commission representing Can ada, British Columbia and the
 United States. The United States congress embraced this proposal and appropriated funds for the purpose, but the Canadian government pre- fererd to have the survey con- ducted in sections, each gov i ernment handling it's own part of the work. s-.....
 On the basis of the informat- ion to be thus collected, the three governments will consid- CT jointly means of financing i the road. That the United States will be prepared to spend largely on the. project is assured, the reports say.
 Dispatches from the B. c. cap- ital also report that planes will be used by the United States and B. c. governments to To- cate the route of the proposed highway in a general way. Planes will be used from both ends of the projected road, some flying from Alaska, some from British Columbia and will
 commence operations as soon
 as weather conditions permit.
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-05-10

Reports from the upper Sal mon valley indicate that the Premier Gold Mining Comp any has encountered some ore of excellent grade on the 9th level of the Premier mine. De- tails could not be learned.
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-05-10

Col. William T. Perkins, prom inent Seattle business man and former Alaska resident, was recently elected president of the Seattle Curb Exchange.
 Col. Perkins is prominently identified with this district, be- ing interested in the Vancouv- CT Mines, Ltd, and other local mineral holdings.
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-05-10

make the trip in June, with a large number of officials from both sides of the international boundary, newspapermen and roads enthusiasts participat- ing. No action was taken on either communication.
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-05-10
HYDER, ALASKA, SATURDAY, MAY 10, l93(
SULzER URGES
 HOOVER ID AID
 NORTH DEVELOP

In an effort to promote the development of Alaska, ex- governor Wm. Sulzer, New York, has pointed out in a let ter to president Hoover three primary objects to be attained. As quoted in the press, MT. Sulzer said:
 "One of the things that will rebound to the credit of your administration is to do some- thing for Alaska. For years Alaska has been governed like conquered province. Every thing has been done, by re- strictive legislation to hamper its growth, and retard its pros- perity. Most of the people who went there years ago have been driven from it's domain, and everything conceivable has been done to keep people from going there to settle and devel- op it's resources.
 What Alaska needs, very briefly, are these things, viz :: Home Rule. Territorial government. Give Alaskans the right to govern themselves. For every 10 inhabitants there now is one alien tax eater, and most of them do more harm than good.
 "2.--Make the mining laws of Alaska the same as they used to be, and as they are through out the rest of the United States. The fool red tape re- strictions placed on mining in Alaska have crippled the in- dustry there and worked ire parable injury to the people of our country.
 "3.-Open Alaska to Home steaders. Give every citizen
  patent for 160 acres of pub lie land, wherever he wants to take it up, provided he will pay $5 an acre for it. This money should go to Alaska for roads, trails and airplane landing fields. The people of the United States paid less than two cents an acre for these lands. Why not sell them to the people who will cultivate them. If you will send a message to [ Congress to do these things, without delay, more than 10O,- 900 citizens out of employment will go to Alaska and settle there, and make Alaska what it should be-prosperous and progressive"
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-05-10

Jack Renne, premier packer of the district, inspected the Silverado trail few days ago, indicating a possible early re- sumption of activities on the Silverado property by the Pre- mier company.
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-05-10

Fred Jancowski, we'll known local mining man, returned from the south on the Prince George this week.
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-05-10

Richard s. Kingsley arrived from Vancouver Monday even- ing to look over the Bigham properties on Texas Creek.
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-05-10

Fred Carter, an oldtimer of the Matanuska district, who had been under treatment at the Anchorage hospital for sev- eral months, passed away a few days ago.
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-05-10
DELEGATE CONTEST
 STILL UNDECIDED

Returns from the recent pri- mary election up to today indi- cate that Judge Wickersham will probably be the winner in the contest for delegate nomi- nation, having a lead of more than 800 votes over his party opponent, Attorney General John Rustgard. The returns al- so disclose the defeat of Will A. Steel by c. T. Gardner for the Filst Division senatorial nomination and that Wm. A. Paul and a portion of his tick ct have won out in the race for nominations for representative. Following are the totals as re- ceived from the Juneau Empire up to Friday evening.
 Delegate to Congress
 James Wickersham 4o14 John Rustgard 32O0
 For Treasurer
 w. c. Smith 4o45 Frank L. Knight 2999
 For Auditor
 Cash Cole 3565 Elmer Reed 2942
 Commissioner of Education w. K. Keller 3427 l.. w. Breuer 2984
 Fer Terr. Senator
 c. T. Gardner 2OO9 Will A. Steele 1923
 For Representatives
 Grover c. Winn 2216 J. E. Johnson 2002 , Walter P. Scott 1S00 {. William L. Paul 1764 Patrick Glldea 1o04 Roy C. Noland 1852 Peter Sommer 1486 Eugene Wacker 729 In the democratic primary, wherein the only contest was fol the nomination for Territor-
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-05-10

In the democratic primary, wherein the only contest was fol the nomination for Territor- ial Highway Engineer, the en- . tire territorial vote gives R. J. Sommers, incumbent, a slight lead over Wm. A. Hesse. The vote was light throughout the entire territory
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-06
FARKAS VYHRAL POLOVICU
ROCNEHO PLATU.

Pred casom dalo vydavatcl'-
stvo casopisu "Slovak" admin
stratorovi tohoto, Janovi FarkaS,
okamzit1 vypoved'. Farkas po-
dial proti vydavatel l'stvu zalobu,
ktora bola prejednavana pred O.
kresnym sndom Bratislave.. Ten
to sud rozhodoI, ze casopis oslo
vak' je povinny zaplatit' Farka-
SOW vsetky sluzobne p0zitky ma
pol roka, t. j. $4,000 kcs, a s1ce
hned' pod t'archou exekdcie, i V
pripade, ze by bola podana apela-
cia. Farkas sa rozsudkom ne
uspokojil a apeloval proti tomu
re mu sud nepriznal celorocnu
vypoved'. I
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-06
sJAZD CsL. LIDOVEJ sTRANY

V Ziline odbyval sd sjazd ces-
ko-slovenskej lidovej strany Ia
1casti tisic delegatov 70 Sloven-
ska. Predsedal poSlanec DIR. Mar
tin MiGura. Tam Dol minister
Msgr. Sramek, ktory zd0raznil,
re csl. lidova strana ma Ia Slo-
vensku 1pln6 opravnenie re svo-
je slovenske krydlo nezlikviduje.
Naopak - rozslri svoje organi-
zacie, prehlbi svoju cinnost' OBJ
siahne vsetky stavy. Hovorilo sa
j pomere Slovakov a Cechov.
Minister Sramek vystupil proti
nenavisti a vyhIasil: Laskou
chceme dobyvat' najvaesie svoje
poklady J (hlasy?) utvarat' ma
rod tax, aby. zostal uz .nayzdy a
ma veky samostatnFm. Verne len
sebe, Cesi Slovaci, a Pan Boh
nam da hojne pozehnanie.' Po-
slanec dr.. Mitura, hovoriac 0 ka-
tolfckom bloku, zdraznil, ze ten.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-06

budnu platnost' este pred konfe-
renciou V Tatrach, sucasne uka-
zuju, aka Gcelna a pozitlvna je
spolupraca Malej dohody. Doho-
da 0 vIchodnych reparacioch o.
tvori move perspektivy clnnosti
malodohodovlch statov."
Zaoberajnc sa probl6mami kon-
ferencie V Tatrach, casopis "Lup-
ia" sa zastavuie hlavne pri otaz-
Ike vytvorenia Malej hospodar-
skej dohody:
"Myslienka spoluprace na ho-
spodarskom poll medzi statmi
Malej dohody V ramci hospodar-
skeho zivota strednej Europy,
vznikla uz ma konferencii, ktora
sa konala pred dvoma rokmi V
Bukaresti. Dnes sn okolnosti pre-
uskutocnenie tohoto sirokeho pla-
nu hospodarskej spoluprace vel
mi priaznive umoznujn prakti
cke rozhodnutia tomto smere.
"Lupta" sa nazdava, ze Mala
hospodarska dohoda bude hlav
nym bodom nastavajucej konfe
rencie malodohodovych statov a
jej uskutocnenie bude znacit' pr
wi bunku hospodarskej spolupra
ce V duchu Hospodarskej unie
ktora ma predchodit' Europsk
spojene staty.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-06
SWuTNY KONIEC DROTARA.

IA zclcznicncj trait mcdzl MI
lenovicami Protivinom V &C.
chach. naSiel Is. maja strazca ze-
]eznicp zohavcnu mrtvolu mlade-
no chlapca. Ma svahu PR trait
staly diva kose 5 dr0tenIm tova-
rom, takzc bolo zrejm6, re lde o
mlad6ho drotara. Bola to poSled-
ma zastavka chlapca, ktorN "a
chlebom priSiel az tam ably 81
odpocinul, sadnul 81 u trait. Me
ie ist6. ci sam rozhodol takto o
svojom osude a ci Dol pri precha-
dzani kol'ajnic zacbytrn[ vlakom
Podra osobn[ch doEumentov,
ktor6 boly unho naJdcnc, ZlSte-
M bol V ncSt'aStnIkovi l1-rocnH
Jozef Sobek 70 ZakopCia pri Cad
ci. Ia vel 'kej ucasti obcanov z ta-
moisicho ollolia bol drotarill po-
chovany na hrobitove MiIcno-
viciach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-06
KONFERENCIA MALEJ DOHO,
DY v TATRACH.

Porada statov Malej Dohody
(Cesko-SLovensko, Juhoslavia a
Rumunsko). sa bude konat' V dru
hej polovici j1na V Tatrach ma
Strbskom plese, "a pritomnostl
vsetkych troch zahranicnych mi
nistrov malodohodovych statov.
Celia rumunska tlac prlpisuje
teito konferencii vel ky vyznam.
Bukarestsky casopis "Lupta' :,
blizky Wade, medzi inym napl-
sal: "Nastavajuca porada Malej
dohody bude moot najvacslm
zadost 'ucinenim oznacit' skvele
nspechy, ktorych dosiahly vsetky
tri staty Cd poslednej konferen-
Gle, konanej Belehrade. Dohody
V Haaeu a v Parizi predstavuju
dielo vel l'keho politickeho vyzna,
mu, ktorym bude znova konsoli,
dovany mier v strednej Europe
Vysledky haagskych pariz-
skych porad, ktore akiste nado-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-06
NOVY sBOR SLCVENsKEJ
LIGY.

V krasnej a turistami vyhla-
davancj obci, JaSove, SloVenska
Lfga pred troma rokmi zaloz'la
slovcnsk1 l'udovn Skolu. Vyhove-
la tlm ziadosti miestnych Slova-
kov a Ccchov mala ma zretell
al slovenskE p6vod obce. Dnes u
vazovat' trcba w 0 ZaIozcnl dru-
hci triedy V Jasove, ba obec do
maha sa al slovcnskej mestlan-
Ky. Tcraz jasovsl1 obyVat4IIa Il
>nic>li sa zalozit' 81 sbor Sloven-
skcj Ligy, ably pri v[chove ludu
a ol1olitIch slovcnSkNch obci mo-
hli ucinncjSie pracovat'. Ia pred
scdu vyvolcnI Dol postmaster X
Sopko, "a tajomnilla spravca sko,
" Lcndvay.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-06
MA MUzA v KANADE.

Dna Is. maja bola do Vazby
krajskGho sudu koslclach do
Dravcna 2O-roCna Olcna DutkoVa
Z Ladomiru pri Humonnom, kto-
ra zavrazdiIa svojo noVorcdzc-
niatko. Dutkova ma manzela w
Styri roxy V Kanade a pocas Jeho
nepritomnosti udrziavala uboSt-
ny pomer $ istIm svobodnIm mu-
zom. Pomer nezostal bez nasled-
kov. Dutkova januari porodila
dicvGatko, ktor6 ale zaskrtila a
V noel pochovala na cintorlne.
Dutkova bude obzalovana 20
zlocinu vrazdy, lebo tn ide o die
ia manzelstve narodene. Vec
pride pred jasenn1 porotu v 40,
siciach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-06
FLEKTRIZACIA VYCHODNE-
HO SLOVENSKA v PLNOM
PRUDE.

.Vd'aka intcnzivncj GiuAr Il a
iniciativnosti Vychodo sloven-
skych elektrarnl, zaclna sa V 81
rokych rozmeroch realizovat my
slienka elektrizacie i na vEcNod-
nom SlOvenSku.
Pc skonceni komisiOnemeho po
kracovania bolo praye V tychto
dnoch zahajent budovanie elek-
trickGho vedenia 22,000 voltov Z
KoSic do Popradu a koslc do
Presova. Sucasne zapocne sa so
stavbou sekundarnych rozvod-
nych sieti piatich obciach, a 81
ce Slanec, Lemesany, Chabzany,
Harikovce, Hrabusice.
v ramci verkoryseho progra-
mu, ktorym maj1 byt' odstrane-
ne doterajsie nedostatky, a slce
nielen co sa tyka nedostatocneho
vedenia, ale al neekonomickej Wy
robv elektrickeho pr1du, pristd-
pilo sa k s1rne potrebnej rekon
strukcii elehtrarn1 Lev6ci a kei
marku, ktorej nasledllom bude
snfzenie ceny "a elektricky prud
yyznamne nielen pre- domacnostl
ale al pre- spisky priemysel.
Vsetky pripravy k prevedenl'
tychto prac su porobene tax, q
move elektrick6 vedenie bolo b,
dokoncene koncOm septembra
1. oktobra bolo by dane cele pot
napatie. Ked' sd to podari, stan
sa ten datum pre- rozvoj vychod
neho Slovenska iste vyznamnyn
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-06
TVRDOSIN v PLAMENOCH.

V Tvrdoslne pri Dolnom Kubl-
ne (Orava) vznikol II. maJa Cd
poludnia V dome Jozcfa Najdu-
Iaka ohen. ktorI zniciI tcmer so
domov al prilichajicimi k MIN
staviskami. Sud- sa, ze ohen bol
zalozeny. VajduIak bol zatknutH.
Polar vzbudil mcdzi obyvatel'- :
stvom vel'kG vzruscnir. Pri ohni
padla "a obet' 4-rocna II. Kasko-
va. ktora bola svojimi rodicml,
ktori pracovali ma poll, donna "a
vreta. V poziari zahynulo mnoho
dobytka, osipanIch a hydiny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-06

chov.
Obci cisto slovenskych je tam
celkom 35 niektore Mich su l
dost' vel'ke. Roku 1920 bolo u
radne napoeitanIch $4,000 Slo-
vakov a 100000 "slovensky no.
voriacich Mad arrow, takze sku-
tocny pocct Slovakov M&dar-
sku je iste omnoho vacsl. PrlSllls-
nikov cesko-slovenskych ie medzl
tvmito naSimi mad 'arskymi kra-
ianmi len asi 10000. Slovaci by
vajU najma ma juhovychode v zu-
pc b6kGSskej - IA prlklad len V
BGkGS>kcj Cabc je ich vyse 10000
- ako al V strednom severnom
Mad 'arsku. Zamestnaaim s1 maj
ma rol'nici, potom robotnici a re-
mischief, nahozenstvom katoIlcl
a cvanjclici. V Budapest ma ta-
mojsslch 5000 Cechov tri spolky
a $4,000 Slovakov len jedinI slo-
vcn~ll spolok. Skolstvo vyzera
pre- tlchto nasich krajanov tax,
zc je tcraz cclkom 49 miesanych
Skol $ vyucovacim jazykom ma
d 'arskIm a slovcnskIm, pri com
sa slovensky vyucujo len nabo-
zenstvo, Gitanie nieco spevu.
Mcdzi 1875 ucitcl mi tIchto ME
SarEch Sk0l bol podla nradn3ho
scitania len jedinH uciteP Slovak
a 6663 ziakov (data to z roku
1929. Na r0znych inIch skolach
mad 'arSkIch bolo este 11,S4O slo-
vcn,klch ziakov be- sloV@n>keJ
vIucby.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-06

icl''ic SntH, axe zha"'r i Sl' Are'l's'ii
smc kValltu q oooail N'"c ho"no'H'
loN'' l:; io,>' 1o,,so,an;o -.
So q ,a1,,i' p'''' '>'' >'-N f'''
'ioA''0' '''S' w
S'la ma haJVacSlu kt'J''tSMu "lt'',u Ia
sVotIa, zaihesthaVaJucu 9nVo AnenlSch
kralclFoV ccZ celH rok' NaHoH Jeotn
tNchto zalneSthahcoN j. spolu'''"J J''e-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-06
70 starej vlasti
lZpravy prebEane krajovych
casopisov.)
OsT AVA 100. VYROCIA PR
VFHO KoSTOLA MA SLOVEN-
SKU.

Move vel'ke cirkcvn| o5'aVY
chystajj1 biskupi ma Slovensku.
Budc to oslava 100. vIrocia po-
stavenia prv6ho l5rest 'anskeho
chramu ma hrode V Nitrc knieza-
tom Privinom, a to V roku $50.
Bol utvoreny zvlaStny prlpravny
vtbor ma eele biskupom Kmet'-
kom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-06
TATARSKE NAZORY.

Budapestiansky "Magyarsag''
ktory Dol v tposlednom case "a
chvateny iredentistickym zdre-
MIN, vyzyva vladu, ably nariadi-
la uradom zatykat' vsetkyeh cvi-
cel1c;ov Sokola "a ich cvicitel 'ov,
akonahle tito vstupia na podu
Mad 'arska.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-06
TRAGICKA sMRT OPIICA.

Gazda Juraj Sucan V Razto-
kach pri Borovom (Liptov). vra-
cal sa noci z krcmy opity do
NOV. Tato ceSta stala sa mu O.
sudnou, lebo Sucan bol rano mai
deny robotnikmi V lone prera-
zanymi 1dmi mrtvy. Bolo zistene,
ze unaveny Pahol 81 na vysokd
skalu ked' zaspal, sr1til sa do
lu, t.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-06
NAMESTIE GEN. STEFANIKA
LEVOCI.

V poslednom svoJom zasadnutl
usnieslo sa zastupitel'stvo mesta
Levoce pomenovat' hlayne name
site menom generala Stefanika.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-06
OsobrS yVh0av dac0 zr7a.io

to jc mozny len IA podkIade slo-
vanskych stran k2tolickych a nic
inEch. Nikdy nchudc mozny V
smysle snah l'udovej strany, kto-
ra no chce robit' mad 'arskymi
krest'anskymi socialistami.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-06
NOVY CASoPIs MA sPIsI.

V budllcich dnoch zacnc vycha-
dat ma Spisi Kczmarku druhy
slovenskv tyzdennlk pod nazvom
"SpiSsk6 Hlasy' "a redakcie ku-
bovcika.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-06
VYUCOVANIE RADON.

Mini>terstv0 SkoIstva urObllo V
d0sledku programovej konfercn-
Gle rozhlasovlch stanic Brine,
zakladnG rozhodnutic o vyucoVa-
cich lodinach pomocou rozhlasu,
lztort bude u>kutocncnt uz bu-
ducim Skol>kym rokom l93O-3l.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-06
RICHHAN L0C - STOR =
. ,o7.ioq w.rrnERkI 81. YOUNGSTOWN, @.

My hrdo prelavamc ticto Saty pod
naSim vlastnIm mcnom :. podopicra-
me ich garanciou, ktora 81 'ubujc ni2-
len nasu dlhorocnd rcputaciu statotno-
sti, ale al kazdN dollar nASho ma. .ctku.
Skromna tovaren rCku 1879 vyra-
mono produkovat' fajnejSic Saty vac
sci hodnoty, tic bud1 mat znacku
Richman Brothers.
Lepsie Saty je nasou ambiciou.
"Kazdcj sczony Richmanovp $aty
podHvaid fajn"$iu kvalitu a vicSiu
hodnotu-kazdci sczony mas obcl;od ra-
site v;lcSmi silnc.Sic sl1zi v:lcSiemu
pottu muzov slhzi i'm lcpSic,' w
hlasil n. G. Richman ,prcdscda direk
torov, pocas rozhovoru o programr
rozSir1nia Ubchodu spoioCnOsti
" Richmanovc di"lnc Clcvclandc a
Lorain spotrcbuid vySc 4,o00,000 y',r-
dov vncnci latky kazdGho roku. Pri
roGzcnc, take mnozstvo obchodu VIVA
duic vNrobnG sily tisicich muzov a zicn
ktori vSrtri snazia 81 urobit' memo
ltichm&n' znaGiacim lc9Sic Sat-
styo.''
osobn6 vyhoav daco zuaCia.
Ni%t dielnovNch hodin Richntan to-
Virni, ktora sa narhoIi ma +. .j5th St,
zahcraiGca plochu od Harlem Ave. po
Luther, cd 10th st. 30 5Jth s.. Met
tam ziadnych odGckovacov kusovci
robcrv. KazdE zamestnancc 81 drzi
svoi cas- a sam 81 cckuje A to v&2tko
prctO, zc sta zamestnanov Richman
Brothers Company sh sroluma iitpI IN
alebo ncastinarmi V tOmto obrov SIX ON
! pOdniku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-06
ZALOSTNA SKOLSKA
STATISTIKA.

Slovenska mensina V s1sednom
Mad'arsku odhaduje sd teraz ma
Wac ako tristotisic dust, okrem
ktorych tam zije este 1000 Ce-
New Britain herald., 1930-01-27

IGNORING ALLAH ON RAMA DAM" FAST - Clashing of cymbals, weird music on strange instruments helps these Mohammedans attain re- ligious ecstasy on the "Ramadan," ," the sacred fast month of the believers. They are shown in the procession that preceded the rhythmic dance-prayer. (Left) From this mosque comes the shrill voice of the .muezzln calling all true believers to prayer.
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New Britain herald., 1930-01-27
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WHERE THREE PERISHED-Heavy steel passenger coaches which thrown several yards from the rails when passenger train of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, en to Chicago, struck an open switch
 Of the twelve or fourteen cars only three remained on the track Among the ruins of the shattered coaches were found the bodies of three we'll as be-
 tween twenty-five and forty f T passengers. The wreck occurred near Traford uegnationai ,;ows,eeD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-01
HOOVER RETURNS
FROM CAMP TODAY.
Work of Completing Tariff
Board to Get Attention
This Week.

President Hoover will return to the
White House late today from his camp
on the Rapidan and is expected to
devote his attention this week to COM
plotting reorganization of the new Tariff
Commission.
Only two and one-half weeks remain
before the present commission expires
and four more members must be chosen.
Henry p. Fletcher, a Republican and
veteran diplomat, and Thomas Walker
Page, economic authority and Demo
crat, are the only commissioners
selected thus far.
The Chief Executive has made Il a
custom to take governmental questions
to the quiet of his lodge near nGl, on
the Rapidan River for consideration
and sometimes the thing he has most
sonnet. He spent this week end in
studying ways of speeding up the Gov
ernment's building program and there
was nothing to indicate that the Tariff
Commission was touched upon.
Goes to Baltimore Tuesday.
While the task of completing the
makeup of the tariff body is pressing
one, the President is not expected to
get much work done before the middle
of the week. The better part of Labor
day will be spent at camp. On Tuesday
he will motor to Baltimore to review
the parade of the Veterans Of Foreign
Wars, returning to Washington the
same day for dinner.
After conferences yesterday which
resulted in the decision to accelerate the
construction program to help relieve
unemployment, the President rested at
his lodge today. Most OF his guests did
likewise.
RtIa nya~ Nfauxofaf,,e
Lawrene Richey, the Presidents
secretary; Ferry K. Heath, Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury, and Delano
Large, 16-year-old nephew - of Mrs.
Hoover, took a 17-mile ride over the
mountains on horseback to a resort OH
a plateau near the top of Stony Man
Mountain, a 4,o00-foot peak in the Blue
Ridge. The three riders found it rough
going, however, and had a White House
car meet them at Luray, at The foot of
Stony Man, to take them back to camp.
Marines were sent over for the horses.
Newspaper correspondents met the
kcamp party at Crescent Cork. The two
sgroups then rode through White Oak
Canyon. Richey and mis- companions
had dinner at the resort and afterward
rode to the summit of Stony Man to
lget view of the great valley below.