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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1930-04-24

MONARCHIAL STOCK FARM
Jennisen Bros, Props.
Breeders and Shippers Registered
Holstein Friesian Cattle, Big Type
Poland China Hogs, Buff Rock
Chickens
Route 1 Sank Centre, MINI.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1930-04-24

FOR YOUR INCUBATORS AND
BROODERS-GET YOUR HIGH
TEST KEROSENE AT KILLER
UD'S HARDWARE
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1930-04-24
Want Ads

All want ads cash, unless
you have a ledger account
with this office. Rates lie per
word. No ad accepted fer less
than Csc. All ads must be I'm
before Wednesday neon or
held over until the following
week.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1930-04-24

ATTEND UNGER'S OPPOR-
TUNITY SALE.-Adv.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1930-04-24

DOES YOUR AUTOMOBILE
HAVE A BROKEN WINDOW?
WE CAN FIX IT-WEDGE HDW.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1930-04-24

TOMOBILE GLASS - WEDGE
HDW.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1930-04-24
Alto ACcESSoRIES

AUTO ACCESSORIES
When in need of oil, grease, tires,
tubes and storage batteries don't
forget to see our complete, stock
before you buy.
OTTO BROS.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1930-04-24
MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED to rent all modern house
by May 1, 1880. A. r. Hesse, AL
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1930-04-24
LOST AND FOUND

FOUND-On streets of Sank Cen
tire; gentleman's glove. Owner can
have same by calling at Herald Of
flee proving property. and paying
for this notice. Al
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1930-04-24

LOST-Silver plated cornet and case,
new. Finder please return to DR..
p. Hanson's office and receive, re-
ward. Also any information lead
ing to the recovery of this in
strument will be rewarded.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1930-04-24

PLACE your order now for special
reduced prices on baby chicks af-
fer May 18th delivery. Pinehurst
Poultry Farm and Hatchery.
Breeders of White Leghorn chick
ems. Phone 354 r. Ted Steines.
AFR
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1930-04-24

FOR SALE-Registered Pure Bred
Guernsey bull, 10 months old.
Nick Glieden, Rt. Brooten, Mimi.
47-48
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-05
HASA sTERILIZACIU
SIALENCOV A BLBCOV

DR.. H. Goddard Ohio State
University prednasal tn unita-
rianskom kostole 0 nebezpeci,
ktore l'udstvu hrozi mnozenia sa
sialencov a blbcov odporncal
pracovat' "a prijatie zakona, dl a
ktoreho blbci q Sialenci by po-
dliehali sterilizacii, zeby sa ne
mohli rozmnozovat'. Predloha "a
kona bude podana V statnej "a
konodarni ma budl1ci mes;ac. DR..
Goddard udal, zr V Ohio nachodi
sa teraz $1,000 >labomysepnych
Il'udi, ktorych 5000 je usta-
voch stoja obyvatePstvo $40
100000. Tiez je tolky pocet sia-
lencov V ustavorh. ktori tiez stoja
obyvate'stvo dc>at' milionov do
iarov rocne. Slabomysel most jt
vraj dedicna, lpbo je zapricinen5
nedostatkami stavbe mOdzgo
vych ciel. Poukazal Ma rodinu
Jukes, ktora "a storocie dala l'ud
stvu tisice zlocincov Sialencov
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-05
KOSSUTH ZTRATIL
SVOJU SLAVU

V Segedinez Mad 'arsku po-
stavili 81 Mad'ari kostol a univer-
zitne -budovy.% medzi tymi i Ma
d'arsky Pantheon pre- 100 maj
slavnejsich Mad'arov. Pri odhale-
nj Pantheonu obecenstvo so zhro-
zenim zbadalo, re medzi sochani
sto slavnych Mad 'arov MET sochy
Ludvika Kossutha. Boly tam So
chy bezvyznamnych spisatel 'ov.
boly sochy skutocne vePkych
muzov mad'arskych, ale sochy
naJvacsieho Mad'ara tam nebolo.
Y Mad 'arsku povstala toho bur
ka minister vyucby Klebelsbery
sa ne1radne osvedcil, re urobl co
mu bude mono, ably bolo Pan
theone najdene miesto pre- Kos
|sutha. Kossuth, okrem toho, re
vymohol Mad d'arom neodvislost
cd Habsburgov, boil liberal X
tomu povodom Slovak. Terajsia
vlada je reakcionarska a sovini-
Isticka. To sil asi priciny, ze slava
kossuthova Mad arsku zhrdza
vela.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-05
BULLETIN SVATO-
VOJTESSKY.
rodava Rev. Stefan Kocis, hi. jed.
613 North Lakeview Ave.,
Youngstown, Ohio.

Neobavajte sa! Mnohi nasich
pracovnfkov obavaju sa mi plsat'.
Preco? z obavy, re ma svojimi IL
tami obt'azuju. S1 to ludia, kto-
ri ST vel'mi uznanlivi Vedia, re
mann dost' vel 'ku farnost' a to,
co robin "a mas Spolok Sv. VOL
techa, ze to robin iba ak mi to
dovolia fararske povinnosti. TAX
to bolo "a minulych skoro desat'
rokov. Dnes sa to zmenilo. Pole
svatovojtesske je dnes Amerike
tax rozsiahle, re mole skromne 81
ly nestacily no dokladne obrobit'
Preto sprava Spolku pridelila mi
stalu platenu silu osobe schop-
nGho p. Jana Lesku, ktory pravi-
define vybavuje rozsiahlu kores-
pondenciu atd'... Niekedy jedna.
telia museli cakat' i diva tyzdne
"a odpoved'ou, ked'ze som nesta-
ell pre- vel'ky naval rozlicnych
povinnosti Dnes, chvala Panu
Bohu, tato. nepravidel'nost' pre-
Stava. Dnes SINE v stave presne a
pravidelne vybavit' kazd1 zale-
zitost' tykajucu sa Spolku Sv.
Vojtecha. Preto bez obavy obt'a-
zovania mozete sa obratit' ma
nina, pot 'azne ma mas, akejkol' :
vek zalezitosti svatovojtesskej
Vyhovieme Vam tou najvacsou
ochotou. Menovite, ked mate ne
jake t'azkosti ohPadom podlzno.
sti, atd'. Chceme posl1zit' nase,
sirsej verejnosti, no menovite ma.
Sim pracovnikom, jednatel 'om a
knazom, ktori tax. bezzistne napo
mahaju snahy Spolku tym su
casne slovensku katolicku tlac
Piste bez obavy! Piste casio!
Teraz je Gas. -. AK ste clenom
Spol>u Sv. Vojtecha, nuz teraz
je cas-, ably ste sa hlasili svoje
podielove knizky u svojeho jed
natera. Ak neviete, ze kto je Va
Sim jednatel'om, odpiste nam I
my Vam posleme jeho memo a ad
resu. Nasich horlivych jednate
Pow uctiye prosime, ably elm sko
rel oddali podielove knizky Gle
nom. Ma postove trovy mech Wy
berd od kazd6ho elena po ID cen
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-05
YoUNGsTOWNsKE sLOvENsKE NOv1NY
SLOVAK CATH. SOKOL
DUCK PINS.
By JOHN ITALIAN

Well, this week 8 rolling has been
taken care Of with nobody doing any
Dragging. The boys must have been
thinking about that turkey on the
plate rather than the turkey on the
score board. Anyway the bowling was
not so hot and many pin busters will
have to put on an extra burst of speed
to raise their averages.
Te st. Cyrils, rolling three nice
games, surmounted. big obstacle when
they took three games from the Her.
man Service, to keep them ahead Of
the pack.
Bellak andiLind were the big guns
in these victories, with Zapko and
Capt G. Herman making valiant at
tenpt to stem the tide.
The Slovak Cath. Sokols took three
games from the faltering Liskos and
are right behind the leaders.
The Struthers gang was given a
severe setback in their title hunt when
they dropped two games to the fast
stepping st. Stephens. John Barko was
on hand with a couple of timely games
The Struthers boys after three weeks
of excellent bowling, were sadly off
form, with Mascardine the only one
clicking.
The Rigclsky Tailors took three
| From the St. Stans
Both teams were shy several men
who had to work, on the pre-Thanks
giving stores rushing business.
Next week the turkeys, the cran
berries, the pumpkin pies will all bt
forgotten and I expect to see the boy
back in their old form.
The 200 scores were CONSPICUOUS BY
their absence.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-05

tov. Potom peniaze i menoslovne
listiny opravami a poznamkami
mech nam posld. Ktory I'D da
viacej ako Is centov, treba mu to
zaznacit' Go milodar ma ciele
Spolku. Ktori jednatelia dlhujd
"a postove trovy, mech nam svoju
podlznost' poslu, lebo sprava Spoil
ku mieni poslat' ,,Dejiny Spolku
Sv. Vojtecha" iba ma tych jedna-
tel'ov, ktorf maju svoje postovne
vyplateno. Ak neviete, re kol 'ko
dlhujete, len nam odpiste a my
Yam udame obnos VaSej podlz-
nosti.
Nasa inteligencia. - Kol'ko
name rodnvernej slovenskej
katolickej intelligence V Ameri-
Ike? Ma to SINE ozaj vsetci zveda-
vi. A teraz name prilezitost' to
zistit'. Ze jake? DPa prihlasov
nasich inteligentov do literarno-
vedeckeho odboru Spolku Sv.
Vojtecha. Kazdy mas intelligent
mech 81 povazuje "a svoju sloven-
skn a katolicku povinnost prihla-
sit sa "a elena toho literarno-ve-
deckeho odboru. Clenovsky po-
platok ma jedon rok je iba $500.
Ia to dostane casopis (revue) a
jednu, ba dost' mono, re dive
odborne knihy GO clenovsky po-
diel. Poslite syoj poplatok $4,000
a to bez odkladania, lebo cas- je
kratky. Ceky a money ordere tre-
ba vzdy vystavit' ma memo: Rev
Stefan Kocis. Ocakavame, re sa
prihlasia vsetci nasi knazi, redak,
tori, professor, pravotari a dok-
tori. Ked sa to stane, bude mas
vyssie tri sto. No prihlasit' sa mo
zu ii nasi rodaci, ktori nacha
dzaj1 obi 'ubu v ucenych clan
koch, uvahach a knihach. A tycl
uz dnes tiez name vel'ky pocet
Milovnlci slovenskej katolicke
kultllry hlaste sa Ukazme svoje
mu narodu, ze dbame jeho bu
dncnost' a povznesenie, o jeh,
cest' a dobre memo Literarno-ve
decky odbor S. S. V. otvara mas
mu narodu pramene svojskej kul
t1ry, ktora ma obrodit' cely ma
zivot vo vsetkych jeho slozkach
Preto nezatarasme tieto obrodn
pramene svojou nedbalost 'ou, dc
prajme sebe svojeti! ..,
!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-05
Drobne ohlaSky

tickych boil asst, je pre- tu prl-
cinu treba, ably zkazene zuby boly
vyt'iahnute alebo zaplombovane a
mandle operativne odstranene.
Ponevac tanec sv. Vita bol'asti
v udoch pri vzraste sn najcastej-
sic prejavom reumatickfch in
fekcii, maj1 byt' deti IS ,ymto
symptomami pod neprestajnym
lekarskym dozorom, aby tax bolo
co mono najlepsie zabranene w
voji srdeenej choroby.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-05
BULKLEY sRDECNE
V1TANY v SENATE

Robert j. Bulkley, novy sena-
tor Spoj. Statov Ohio Dol mi
moriadne srdeene vitany, ked sa
dostanovil pc prvy raz ma zasa-
dnutle senatu. Povazovany ie
vseobecne "a jedneho vyvodia
clch senatorov "a jedneho vo-
dcov V boji proti prohibicii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-05

Volebna komisia oznamuje, ze
obcania Youngstownu, Campbell
III a Struthersu, ktori sa este ne
m0zu tax urobit' V
ktorykofvek den v uradovni ko-
misie V Realty Trust budove. Kto
sa raz zaregistruje, nemusi sa
Wac nikdy, ak nezameska hlaso-
vat vo vOl'bach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-05
JANO6fKoV PoKL.AD,

NaJnovSi roman 0 tomto sloven.
skom bohatierovi faH jeho polka.
doch, Nasledkom zaknpenia vel.
keho nakladu "a snfzenn cenu ST,
Je to vel'm p1tavy roman ma
Is obrazov.
NJ. MRAZ
$40 w Federal ST., YoungstoWn,O 0
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-05
sRDEGNA CHOROBA
VEL'KYM PRoBLEMoM
VEREJNEHO
ZDRAvoTNfCTVA
Fills.

choroby, jakymi su na prlklad
tuberkul6sa a rakovina.
u. S. Public Health Service u
verejnila zaujimave statisticke
data verejnom zdravotnictve v
niekopkych statoch, ktorych su-
hrnne obyvatel'stvo cini asnad
25,OOO,0OO. z tychto dat, ktore sa
tykajd stavu, jaky jestvoval ro-
ku 1928, vykvita, ze kazdych
100000 l'udi umiera srdecnou
chorobou 22s, chorobami iadvin
uz len 106, rakovinou 1O5 zapa-
lenim pl'nc 100. Tieto cisla nepo-
skytuju vSak nadostac jasny o.
braz pravom stave veci, lebo
pripadov 1mreti nasledkom ST.
decnych chorob neprestajne pri-
buda. V rokoch 1917-1925 vzra-
stla populacia ma reglstracnom
1zemi Spojenych Statov o cell
tretinu, poeet pripadov umrti
nasledkom srdeenych chorob sa
vsak zdvojnasobil a pocet pripa-
dov, kedy smrt nebola sice zaprl-
Cinema srdecnou chorobou, ale V
ktorych zomrely touto chorobou
poeas svojho zivota trpel, vzra-
stol o 81 percent. X rucemu po-
s1deniu situacie treba vsak zd0-
raznit' ze pocet vsetkych prlpa-
dow umrti Ia regintracnom izeml
vzrastol "a hore spomenutych 8
rokov iba jednu sedminu.
Temer V IS percentoch vsetkych
pripadov projavuje sa srdecna
choroba uz II deti mladsich 10 ro-
kov len II percentoch u pudi
starsich 40 rokov.
V obdobi 1921-1927 Zomrelo
rocne srdecnou chorobou 20 deti
kazdych 100000 deti vo veku )
, 19 rol1ov na registracnom uzeni
roku 1920 Ma sozname pricin
= umrti deti nachodi sa srdecna
choroba ma tret ON mieste. Leka
ri, zamestnani United States
Public Health Service, podrobilj
prehliadke 1874 skolskych det
vo Floride, Illinois a Missouri a
! zistili, ze kazdych sto detl traJa
trpia srdecnou chorobou.
Srdecna choroba moe byt' vro
dena alebo iha neskorsic nado,
b budnuta. Predist' vyvoji vrode,
nej choroby ME je NONE. Neskol
Sic zivote sa objavujuce pripo,
dy srdecncj choroby sl zpravidla
zapricinovane nespravnou zivoto
spravou alebo infekciami. najmS
tymi, ktor6 spadaju do skupiny
chorob reumatickych. Bolo toti5
dokazane, ze pripadov istych in
), fekcii a reumatickych nemocl ,
spojitosti chorobami srdecnymi
n je naozaj vel'mi mnoho. V II prf
" padoch je to sarlach, v 16 difte
/ ria. Is tanec sv. Vita, V A reu
d matizmus 66 zapalenie man
J. dli.
Nedodrziavanie hygienickyci
pravidiel a nespravne osobn'
zvyky, ako na priklad pozivanl,
nespravnej potravy, nedostatol
rnceho cviku. nestredme pitie al
koholickych napojov pod, pri
spevaju na uskorenie degenerac
nych mien srdecneho svalstva. -
Lekari doteraz sami presne ne
y vedia, ako tieto l'udskemu zdra
q viu Skodlive faktory organic
J. muse pracuid. Studium tycht,
pricin srdecnej choroby dava in
vsak moznost vyhl 'adavat' rom,
cesty ma predidenie liecenie tej
= to choroby.
Ak maj1 byt' podujate rue,
T. kroky ma predidenie vyvoja cho
l. roby ma predlzenie zivota tych
a ktori srdecnou chorobou uz trpia
/ Je nevyhnutne potreba rozumet
e hlavne priciny choroby. Deti mu
/ sia dostavat' spravnu stravu, ur
J city cas- musi byt' venovany cd
poeinku spanku, nesmejd prepi
nat svoje silly cvicenfm musi
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-01-07
T,FNIN ON THE PROLETARIAT
AND THE WAR DANGER

an entirely different mprint it is Imperialism
that distinguishes it from all the past wars.
Only when we observe this war in its pc
culiar historical surroundings, as it is the duty
of Marxst to do, can determine our at
titude towards it. Else we would be manipu-
ating with old terms with arguments fitting
old and Indifferent surroundings. Among such
antiquated terms is the term fatherland and
the above mentioned distinction between de-
fensive and aggressive wars.
Of course, in a living picture of reality there
may still be discerned spots of old paint. Thus,
of all the belligerent countries only the Serbs
are fighting for their national existence. SINH
larly, the class conscious proletarians in India
and China cannot follow any but the national
road as their countries have not been formed
as yet into national states. If China had to
wage an aggressive war for this purpose, we
could only sympathize with it, since objective
ly this would be progressive war. 1t was in
the same way that Marx, in 184S, was in
position to preach an aggressive war against
Russia.
(To be continued)
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-01-07
Buff f Center of War
Industries
BY CHARLES MITCHELL.

District Four of the Communist Party, with
its headquarters in Buffalo, is one of the most
industrial sections in the country. Buffalo,
which is the District City, ranks as the first
in the production of chemicals ''for all indus
tries according to statistics given by the
Chamber of Commerce Those who underesti-
mate the importance of chemicals and their
role in the coming imperialist war, undereSti-
mate the war danger itself.
Buffalo, with Wrig t-Curtis afro parts plant,
employ already over $4,000 workers and they
are building another plant to employ many
more This despite the fact that in other in
dustries M unemployment exists.
Next to chemicals is steel. Buffalo, it can
be said, is the second home of the steel mag
mates. Here are situated the Lackawanna Steel,
the Bethlehem Steel, the Seneca Steel, the
Donner-E Eaton Steel, with a number of 'smalP'
plants scattered all over the vicinity. Besides
the above there SIS the United States Rubber,
the Rayon Dupont, the Pierce-Arrow and Amer
lea Bross, 10000; American Radicals, 100000;
Ford Auto Manufacturers with tens of thous-
ands of workers, the most exploited in the
country
One of the other most important industries
in Buffalo is marine transport. Of all the ports
situated on the great lakes, Buffalo takes the
first place both in volume and in position
The biggest grain store houses in the eastern
part of the country are situated here which
serve as concentration points for the entire
eastern part of Canada But Buffalo is be-
coming metropolis in certain sense. 1t is
surrounded by purely one-industry towns.
Near Buffalo are towns like Lackawanna
(steeD, Tanawanda (steel, metal and chemical
paper mills-15000), Lockport (brass and
steeD, Niagara Falls chemical steeD, Depew
(stee) Blasedae (steeD, Lancaster (steel,
railroad machine shops radio parts, etc.) All
of these being within the radius of 20 miles
around Buffalo, it being the exact center of
them all.
The task of the Party in the Recruiting
Drive is to root itself in these heavy industries.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-01-07
Ask Wall Street to Intervene
Against It's Lackeys

Cuban reports state that the bourgeois OPP
position to Machado has appealed to American
imperialism to the power of intervention
given it by the Infamous "Platt Amendment
to rescue some bourgeois journalists from trial
by a military court.
Ambassador Guggenheim at Havana was adj
dressed in letter by General Francisco Peraza
of the "Nacionalista Party" asking the U. S.
ambassador to prevent Carlos Dellunde, an ex-
congressman, and Roger de LAURA, journalist,
from being tried by the military, evidently hav
ing great faith in the civil courts of Machado.
Also, since the Plat Amendment is male
for protection of American imperialism, not
for those who attack it, or Machado who is its
tool, the request seems fantastic. But of course
since these people are not workers, they may
get some consideration.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-01-07

Editors Note: The Lenin Campaign of
the Communist Party, extending over the
month of January, comes at a time this
year when all the f ces leading to a new
war between the imperialist powers are
being sharply accelerated in a headlGng
rush towards the breaking point. The Com
munist Party recognizes that its first duty
towards the working class is to rouse it to
the danger of new imperialist slaughter,
to prepare and organize the toiling masses
against this new carnage, to educate them
to the necessity of Transforming the imper-
ialist war into a civil war in which the OPP
pressed will put an end to the imperialist
expressions once for ALL
1t was Lenin who first waged a merciless
struggle against the betrayal of the inter
national working class by the Socialists all
over the world in the last imperialist slaugh-
ter. 1t was Lenin who held aloft the red
banner of international working class soil
darty, who unmasked the predatory char
acter of the war and showed the workers
Of the world the only way out. The Com
munist Party, therefore, considers it as one
of its most vital duties to bring Lenin's
teachings to the American working class.
In this Lenin Corner, the Daily Worker,
throughout the month of January, will con-
tinue to run some of Lenin's most impor-
tant writings on imperialist war and party
organization.
The present discussion of the relation of
the proletariat to imperialst war is taken
from Lenin's Imperialist Wharf.-The Strug-
gle Against Social Chauvinism and Social
Pacifsm, which constitutes Vol. XVIII of
his Collected Works, published in English
by international Publishers.)
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-01-07
A NEW HARBOR CITY BUILT.

The opening up of Siberia will be considerably
influenced by the Kara expedition. Wonders
hardly take place in the world today, but they
still take place in Siberia. The new harbor
Port lgarka, 6940 degrees northern latitude on
the right bank of the Yensei offers shelter to
fifty large ships. The harbor is about 400
kilometres south of the river mouth. Only at
the end of May this year did the work COM
mence to make the district usable Two pro-
visional quays will be replaced next year by
four moles sawmill with four frames will
cut the logs borne down by the river and
graphite factory will grind the Kureika gra-
phite. 1t is also planned to build a factory for
veneer wood. In the spring a reindeer meat
packing factory will be built and will work
for the export trade. A power station will also
be built in Port Igarka despite great difficult
ties.
This winter 300 workers will remain in Port
lgarka and according to the Five-Year Plan
the port will have 10000 inhabitants, club
buildings, schools hospital, meteorological
and radio station. This town will be stamped
out of the primeava ground on the coast of
the Arctic. Further to the North, commence
ment is being made to open up the tremendous
coal mines. Platinum copper, kobalt and a
number of other precious metals are also there.
Near Dudinsk these treasures can ben seen
IN the ground. Next prng 800 workers will
commence to erect factory buildings near Du-
dinsk and the basis for railway has already
been laid. And all this in the eternal ice!
Two timber factories will be erected on the
Genisei and great timber factory will be
erected on the OBJ, and great paper factory
near Novosbrsk (the paper will be produced
according to new process from the water
plants of the Siberian rivers) which will work
for the export trade. At the mouth of the Oh
this year unloading was done without a harbor
Newport Next year one of four projects
will be chosen and then harbor will be built
at the mouth of the Oh.
In May next year Tchukhnovski will take up
the charting work again. In addition to the
old wireless stations on Novaya Zemlya and
on Vaigatch Island, three new great stations
to be erected on White Island on the Tai
myr Peninsula and on the North Cape (Mauri-
tius) of Novaya Zemlya.
The original inhabitants of Northern Siberia,
the Samoyedes, the Tungusans, the Uraks and
the Dolganians will not be neglected by this
tremendous progress. Schools doctors and
teachers are already to be found in the tundra
and the taiga. The plan of the Soviet govern
ment is to release streams of minerals, furs
wood, meat and fish in tremen ous quantities
into the economic system of the West and this
plan will be carried out.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-01-07
Another AFL Faker Gets Job

WASHINGTON, d. G., (By MaiD.-Presi-
dent Green of the corrupt A. F. of l.. has APP
pointed Joseph Casey Of San Francisco gen.
eral organizer for the state of California.
Casey will make the Golden State safe for the
"no-strike" policy proposed to Green by his
friends of the fascist economic council.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-01-07
Swiss Reformists in Bloc

BERNIE, by MaiD unanimous vote
the executive committee of the Swiss National
Federation of Trade Unions decided to take
active part in federal politics, and favored the
participation of the social-fascst socialist
party in the government. The government
also unofficially, as yet, agrees.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-01-07
Unemployment Sweeps Texas

WASHINGTON, D. c., (By MaiD.-Even
Francis l. Jones, director of the Federal En-
ployment Service, has issued a warning to
workers to keep out of Texas. He fears what
might happen if the iobless organize.
1.-THE influx of labor to Texas is creating
bad economic situation" he said. cat present
the supply of labor far exceeds the demand"