davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-03
SLOVA UZNANIA.

Po cele leto prnasai tychto novinach zpravy
cnosti Slovenskej Bascbalcve Ligy, ktor6 nam po-
selal ej tajomnik D. AIicEa Kormk. Boy to zpravv
sporte, basebaovych hrach slovensxych cat Maho-
ming done Ma prvI pohl 'ad neboy ony TAX vyznanne
ale ked sa mad mimi zanysme, uzname re odzrkadl'o-
vay kus nsho zvota eto Ma slovenskG basebalove
hry chodilo kazdt nedeu tsice Slovakov Sloveniek
ktori mali lacn ale cst zabavu mladenci nas cvik
discipline, bvstren idov prilezitost' navykat
zapoenu vynkan. Maly teto h1y tedy zabavnt1 i
vychovnl
Pochvalu dobrt vedenie Slovenskej Baseball Ligy
zasuuje 81 prvom rade ej llrad, predsedom Peerom
Bobby cele, ktory lrad uviedo gu popredne mie
sportovom svee teto dony Slovaci si jedina ma
rodost okol ktori maui svoju lgu; ostatre narod
nostl spou maju len ednu, stoacu tom vvsoom stup
al, ako slovenska, ale tel boa edna sovenska
caa (61l Odboru n. S. S.. Preto nasej l1ge al do
stao hedne pozornost sporovom svete, tiez w.
dobytok has prospech
Ia ,radom llgy zasuhu majd lira1nlci ciat pracov
nlc klubov, ktor mravcnciou pinosto ou sbiera mike
desaky kvodre ably caty 1nalv dostatocne prljny
klyte vydavkov a kupovanie potreb Verejnost' malo
vie tycho pracoynikoch ktor neen hriskach, ale
domu do domu sbera Gently, ably svoje caty udrza1
koneCne vd aka patri ako racom tax tvm ktor1 vda
cne obetova vedac, ze je lepse obeovat svojsku
cistu zabavu, ako ia cudzns ..~.
Toho roku uz len dive hry bud6 zahrane mono len
edna. Zavis cd toho, ko nedel wit All Je to edy
aida posedna prilezitost' videt' sovensk basebaov
hru tohto roku Slovaci Sovenky, urobte vasu nede
nu pritomnost na hre rekordnou, ably ia nasa madez
znala re 81 jej poclnov vsimame SkOncl pove
doim ze ej sllay cistom sorte podporu jeme, co b
de kazdemu iradnkovi ligy cat hricom povzbudenin
pre- budilci rok
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-03
NAVRATIA sA DOBRE easy?

Tllto otazku pocueme caste. preto je casove
nej psat.
Daktor ekonomis tvrda, ze zdkadnou pricinou
zych pomerov Amerike e piemyselny prievrat zauto
matlzovana (strojova) massova vroba ktor vyhodila
statsice robOtnikov prace. Tito nemOh potom kupc
vat vyrobky stroJov nastaa nadvy yroba Tovarne OBJ
medzlly cinnOst, ably nadbytkov zbavily
Druhou pricinou lch casov je nova cona tarifa A.
III nie tax arfa sebe, ako nestota kor je dlho
trvajuce poednavane zapricinilo. este vzdy e bude
velkm cnite ON, lebo tarifa bude stale pozmeiovana
kym neumozn cudzozenlsku dovazat tax kupovat tn
tovar Toto naepsie pochopme, ked' udame re "a prvy
polrok 1880 americk zahrancny obchod upadnul kaz
DEF krajine mimo Ruska Mexika. Vyvoz americkeho
ovaru do Kanady upadol $5o3OOOOO0 la $371 100000
c rs percent do Anglie 16 percent do Nemecka rs
percent do Franczska TO- do Japonska 49, do Argen-
tiny 81, do Talianska go do Kuby 49, do Hoandska
a. do Australia 38 do Belgcka 23 do Ciny 28 do
Filipino TO- do Spaneska 25, do Brazie 49, do Sved-
ska %, do Gle 6, do Brske Indieo 16 do Danska
Uruguay 2t Norvezska 16 percent Tak6to zmen-
sene amerckeho vyvoz do cldzny zaiste ma hodny vv
nase hospodarske pomery. Prezident Hoover jeho
tarifna komisia bude muset poponahl'at oprave-
MIN tariff co je ale ME laka praca, lebo cudzozemski
priemysenic nechcu prezradt kol ko ch stof yyroba
ich cankov; msa to vynachadzat' americki puda to
je zdhava robota Bez vynajdenia cudzozemsych vrob
ych Glen tarfy nem6zu byt snizene ebo vrobne ceny
su zakladom snizovania alebo zvysovania tarfy.
Tret'o pricinou bude ste ten velky kapital (vyse
styri biony), ktory americk6 korporace dza pokad
nciach podobe nerozdeenych ziskov Ucastinar by 81
tie dvidendy k1p pr automobile (toho roku bolo
kdpene yyse million nenej automobloy nezi lani)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-03
8. OKTOBRA 1880

V senate sd 81 republican,, 80
demokratov a jedon Glen farmar-
sko-robotnfckej strany.
Plaza elenov domu reprezen
tantov al senatorov eini 10000
dolarov rocite. Okren tejto sum-
my su i'm este povol'ovane pc
maze na zaokrytie cestovnych
tr6v, ma placu pre- podriadenych
dradnikov, ma kancellarske po-
treby a inc mensie vydavky. ..
Dive najsilnejsie politicke stran
ky s1 znamc uz od +. 1866 pod
menami demokraticka a republi-
kanska stranka. Cd oneho roku
odbyvalo sa celk u uz 81 volieb
do kongressu. Republican, mali
vacsinu senate % raz, v dome
representative 25 raz. Demokra-
tlcka stranka vladla senate 8
raz a v dome representative II
raz. Len raz boil republican,
demokrati zastdpeni v senate
Jednakym poetom clenov. V po-
slednych Is rokoch maly Spojene
Staty sest' raz republikansky Sc
nat a demokraticky dom repre-
zentantov tri razy demokra-
tlcky senat republikansky dom
representation.
Moo kongressu. Kongress Spo-
jenych Statov je oddelenym a te-
mer neodvislym zakonodarnvm
organom vlady, S mocou presne
vyhranicenou americkou konsti-
tdciou. V moci kongressu je pra-
vo vypovedat' vojnu, stanovit'
vysku danf, vypozicat' 81 peniaze
ma liver Spojenych Statov, upra-
Wit obchodne styky S cudzinou,
regulovat' naturalizaciu a prist'a-
hovalectvo a pod. Vsetky ma
vrhy, tykai1cich sa vntitrozem-
skych DAM, musia byt' podavane
dome reprezentantov. Ma dru-
heJ strane vsak jediny senat mo-
ze prejednavat' obzaloby vyso-
kych statnych dradnikov. Smlu-
W., uzavierane 'prezidentom Spo-
Jenych Statov cudzfmi mocno-
st ami, musia byt' vopred schva-
lene kongressom, praye tax ako
Vymenovanie vyslancov. sudcov
naJvyssieho sddu a nesciselnych
Vladnych lradnikov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-03

automobilove tovane by k1pily ocel gumu my mate
RIAL bolo by robilo nekoko desat tisic robonkov Wac
ii by zas boil vstave kupovat rada domy satstvo kn
by Wac epsich potravn. TAX by Tie bliony Sly ruky
do ruky easy by vel mi zlcpsly. Ale priemysene
podiky peniaze nechc rozdelit iGastinarom lebo i'm
vraj bakari kedysi nechce pozciavat' cd toho casu
chc byt neodvisle cd bank TAX lez mrvy kapita Pc
hazi c krane moe, ale sl nehybne drza ich polad-
nclac keby boly dane do obehu, boo by Wac roboty
Dalsou pricinou je ten ohromny krach la buze kto-
W ud eraz rok Krach bol vlastne len vsledkom ho-
spodarskych poerov, ktore nastavay, ale ten krach
bral desat tsce stredne maetnych l'udi penaze ia
ktore by 81 boil kupovai uksusne veci. Udane je re
krach zapricinil ztratu 2O-bilionovi
Jednou veSych prfcn nezamestnanosti ie tiez zle
polozenie farmarov: Chudac s dplne most burzov-
nych spekulantov skupovatel'ov. Farari dostavaj1
hadove ceny "a svoje produky profit i'm ber spekl-
lanti Obyvatestvo nena ziadneho osohu nizkych
psenice inych farmarskych produktov ebo plati tak
vysoku cheb teraz, ako ked fal1nari dostava
duplovanu cenu "a svoju psenicu. Mlekarski farmar
dostanu &c kvart mleka, my NEST ana platfme 13c
Rozdel' 10c vacsinou sober1 skupovatea Farmarom
nepomoze tn ami vlada ami mix n, ak 81 sai nepom6zu
ak sa nespoja sami 81 nezaoza meciame, mlyny pc
karne, cukroyary jatky. Budu vzdy podnozou speku
antov: budd vzdy chudobni ako TAXI nebud1 vstave
casteJsie kupova say obuv, auta stroje inc vyrobky
robonkov, co ma neblah6 nasledky ma zamestnanost
Vidme edy, re navrat lepsfch casov neprijde behom
Jedneho dha ale re to rok dya km sa vrati ia
takzvana prosperita ktorej inaGej tiez byva dost
biedy Problemy kore treba rozllstit' s take Ale
mala naprava uz dostavue lebo nadbytok vyrobkov
sa uz NINA treba vyrabat zasoby move.
Sd este inc prieny zych casoy, ale yyvierajd maj
Wac tu udanych Ma odstranene vsetkych prcin eel
kove ozdraYene hospodarskych pomeroy krajine po-
trebna e spoupraca ysetkych obyvatel to nebude
zada mackost lebo premyselnici nateraz nechcu sni
zt pacovnd dobu bez szenia mzdy; speka]ant nechcd
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-03

bol V bliziacich sa vol bach pora-
zeny, ostal by stale este clenom
kongressu az do +. marca, 1881,
kedy prvy raz bude novy kon-
gress zasedat'.
Dom representation sklada sa
z 435 clenov, senat z 96. V prvom
dome je l'ud jednotlivych statov
Unie reprezentantovany zastup-
cami, ktorych pocet sa riadi pod
Ia populacie statu, ktory ich vo-
lii. Stat New York, ktory je vel-
mi husto obyvany, ma 43 repre-
zentantov, Pennsylvania 36, Illi-
moi 25, zatial' co menej obyvana
Florida ma uz len 6, Idaho 2,
Arizona jedneho reprezentanta.
Pocet clenov domu reprezentan-
tov je stanoveny kongressom kaz-
dych desat' rokov, zavzdy po po-
plse Pudu. Jedon reprezentant
zastupuje priemerne 100000 Pu-
di, kazdy Stat musf vsak mat
hoe len jedneho zastupcu. V Sc
nate je kazdy Stat zastdpeny dvo-
ma senatorami bez OIL 'adu Ia
rozlohu populaciu statu.
Terajsi dom reprezentantov po-
zostava 26O republikanov, ia
demokratov jedneho elena far
marsko-robotnickej strany.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-03
NOVY KONGRESS BUDU
VOLT v NOVEMBER
FILLS.

Ci budl oDcania SpoJenyCh Sta
tov hlasovat' opat pre- politick Il
stranku, ktora teraz kontroluj je
zakonodarny organ vlady? Jake
je stanovisko vacsiny volicov k
prijatej smluve 0 sn1zeni poctu
valecnych lodi, k novemu danove-
mu zakonu +. 1880, k predlo-
ham ma upavenie terajsieho pro-
hibicneho zakona a k inym ma
vrhom a predloham?
Bllziace sa kongressne vol'by
prines1 odpoved' na vacsinu tych
to otazok. Vol by bud1 sa konat
dina 4. novembra a volicom bude
mimi dana prvy raz cd prezident-
skych- volieb roku 1923 prllezi-
tost' prejavit' svoju mienku o
d6lezitych politickych otazkach
tym, re bud1 VOLT novy kon-
gress, vlastne spravnejsie pove-
dane, vel'kI ciastku noveho kon-
gressu.
kongress Spojenych Statov
sklada sa dvoch domov: domu
representation senatu. Cleno-
via domu representative su vo-
leni kazde diva roxy. Senatori su
volenl na sest' rokov, vol'bX ko-
najl sa kazde diva roxy, ale pri
mich sa vymeni iba jedna tretina
vsetkych senatorov. Zaujfmavou
podrobnost'ou pri americkych
vorbach je to, ze novy dom repre-
zentantov je voleny este v dobe,
kedy stary este nebol rozpusteny,
ma rozdiel od volieb V Europe.
kde parliament musi byt' roz-
pusteny prv, kym sa mozu konat'
vol'by move. Ked by kongressnik,
uchadzajuci sa o znoyuzyolenie,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-03
FORD NAvsTfVIL BATU.

Henry Ford, automobilovv
krai z Detroit, prisiel do Europv
a medzi inymi navstfvil suster-
skeho kral'a Bot'u a jeho vel'ke
zavody v Zline.
BAT owe zavody teraz vyrabaj1
100000 parov topanok denne,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-03
CHRANENIA DELI
KATNYCH NoSNYcH
BLAN"
hovori
BRIG. GENERAL
WALTER c.
MONTGOMERY

Graduant Columbia Unverzity, College Of Phy.ieians
and Surgeons, ucitef a Pomocny Professor Nosne-
ho a Hrdelneho Department., Cornell Medical
School, Cornell Univerzity, "a % rokov.
Sanitasny in;petors hodnosfou Pukovnika neskorsie
Dvizionslny Ranhos ~. Divizii Svetovej Vo jne
Francii. Vyznaseny Vyznasnou Sldzobnou Medailou
(U. S. a Croix de Guerre Palmami (Belgicko)
inymi medailami vojensku sluzbu Francii.
'sNajud6sie triun,ty nedeciny budh . sn'ere
verejneho uGenia hl'adon, vdsnosti zan,eizu-
jucich sp6sobov. . ton,to snaere muslin
sd6raznit' udsnost chrdnenia delikdtnych nos
nych hrdelnych blan pomocnych otuorov.
Vase usiuania Ultra Fialovych Paprslekov
'Toasting' (Praseni) LUCKY STRIKE tabd-
kov, pouasujen, "a chualitebny pokus vasej
strany dduat' velkej armdde americkych
taj6iarou usito6nost' najnousich vedeckych
pyzkumOu.''
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-03

LUCKY STRIKE-najlepsia cigarette ak1 ste kedy faj
Gill; robena najlepsich tabakov-Smotany Urody-PO-
TOM ITS TOASTED" (Prazene). kazdy vie, ze tep-
lota eisti tax TOASTING (Prazene) odstranuje skod
live drzdiace lay ktore zaprcnuu hrdelne drazdenie
akaslane. Me div, ze 20 ze LUCk1ES
.u menej razdiace! Kazdy vie ze snlxo sprijenuje-
preto TOASTING Prazenie) zahrnuje uzivanie Ultra
Fialovych Paprslekov.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-11

quired him to first waive immunity.
Flythe complained to Commissioner
Crosby about the action of the police
at the time Of the raid and after an
inquiry Crosby declared the matter
closed, since it was shown that a legal
warrant had been issued and the raid
was lawful.
The special report OF the grand jury
reads:
"The United States attorney on
Thursday November 6, 1890, presented
to the grand jury, for its determination,
the complaint Of william p. Flythe that
one Joseph M. Burke, had committed
perjury in swearing to an affidavit, upon
the strength of which search war
rant was issued, authorizing the search
of the premises occupied by Mr.. Flythe
at 1906 q street.
Mr.. Flythe was accorded full oppor-
tuntty to present to the Jury any wit-l
nesses who could testify concerning the
matters in controversy, and after hear
ing all such witnesses who were pro-
duced before us by the United States
attorney, this body, on its own iriitia-
tive, called as witnesses certain per-
sons who resided near the @ street
address, and as well, called the said
Joseph M. Burke, he having FIRST waived
immunity
LAS a result of our investigation, and
in view of the testimony given by the
witnesses, we are of the opinion that
there is no basis upon which to predi-
cate presentment or indictmen; Tor
perjury or any other crime, ag1inss
Burke or any other person."
Wilton j. Lambert announced later
today that he had, been retained by
Flythe to consider possible civil action
against those responsible for the raid
Lambert also said that there was moth
ing to prevent resubmission Of the case
to q subsequent grand jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-11
GEN. BLISS RITES
TO Be TOMORROW
imposing Military Funeral
Arranged for Former
Chief of staff.

Under the command OF Mai Gen.
Fred w. Sladen, commanding the Sd
Corps Area, more than 1000 active
troops. drawn from Forts Myer, WASH
ington and Humphreys, will mobilize for
the imposing military funeral arranged
by the War Department tomorrow for
the late Gen. Tasker H. Bliss, former
chief OF Staff of the Army.
The funeral viii be comparable to
that Of the late Chief Justice William
Howard Taft, between whose grave and
that Of Robert Todd Lincoln, In the
northeast corner Of Arlington National
cemetery, the body Of the soldier
statesman will rest.
President Sends Message.
Mrs. Bliss yesterday received a note
Of sympathy from President Hoover rs
follows:
IT am profoundly grieved at the
death Of my dear friend, your husband,
and Mrs. Hoover and send you our
deepest sympathy In your loss. His long
record of distinguished service to our
country and to the world is known to
all and assures him an enduring fame,
but to those Of us who worked with him
and came to know him intimately he
will remain in memory first as loyal
and lovable companion"
Mr.. Hoover will be represented at the
funeral by his military aide. Lieut.. Col.
Campbell B. Hodges, accompanying o
distinguished group Of Army ofilcers
and former wartime officials of the Gov
eminent, who win serve as honorary
pallbearers
Private services for the family win be
held at the home of Gen. Bliss, 1912
Kalorama road, about 0 o'clock tomor-
row morning, whence the fag-draped
bier will be escorted to the washington
Cathedral by Troop z of the Sd Cavalry,
commanded by Capt. II. j. Fitzgerald.
Right Rev. James E. Freeman, Bishop
Of Washington, will conduct the services
at the cathedral, which win be attended
by official Washington.
Gen. SIaden Commands.
Maj Gen. Sladen viii be in personal
command of the escort from the resi-
dence to the cemetery and the caisson
on which the body will be borne will
be guarded by detachment command
ed by First Lieut., L. b. Downing Of the
18th Field Artillery.
From the cathedral the military pro-
cession will proceed down wisconsin
avenue to the Key Bridge and thence
into Fort Myer. where guns will be fired
in salute. The escort from Fort Myer
to the grave will include the United
States Army Band, the Sd Battalion Of
the 18th Infantry, commanded by Mai,
A. M. Patch; the 18th Engineers, COM
manded by Maj Edward A. Bethel the
I'd Squadron of the Sd Cavalry, COM
manded by Maj. John T. McLeane, and
the 18th Field Artillery, commanded by
Capt. George d. Shea
Services at the grave win be con-
Quoted by Julian e. Yates, chief Of
chaplains, United States Army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-11
GIRLS ABDUCTION
STORY INVESTIGATED
Child, 10, Tells Police Couple
Dressed Like Gypsies" Carried
Her Off in Auto.

Eleventh precinct police today are
investigating the story of lO-year-old
Bessie Thompson, $50 Minnesota ave.
nue. northeast, who told them she was
KIDNAPPED late yesterday by q man and
woman dressed like Gypsies." who
she said took her for an all-day ride
In an automobile and after forcing her
TO drink something out OF a bottle"
forced her from the machine.
The little girl, pupil at the Benning
School. was found ! mile from the
school by teacher after Mrs. Willis
spare, the girls foster mother, reported
that she did not return home after the
school session closed.
Mrs. Spare said that when the little
girl was found she told a story of how
an ugly man and woman" jumped out
OF an automobile, grabbed her and put
her in the machine and drove of.
Bessie told police she did not know
where they took her, because she was
frightened. She said that while they
were driving along the woman in the
car held her and poured some sort of a
liquid down her throat.
Mrs. Spare told police she thought
the liquid was whisky due to the fact
that the odor on the child's breath re-
sembled that liquid.
The child said she REM .nbered driv-
ing near Kenilworth, Md, and tout a
large road" She said her captors gave
her candy before they forced her to
drink the liquid.
Police reported thu girl described her
captors as being "a treat big man who
wore lots of rings and a woman who
wore large earrings"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-11
JASPAR'S MINISTRY
IN BELGIUM RESIGNS
Action Follows Controversy Over
Flemish and French Language
at Client University.

By the Associated Press.
BRUSSELS, Belgium, November IL.
Premier Jaspar and his ministry re-
signed today after five Liberal members
Of the cabinet had decided to leave the
government because Of a controversy
over the Flemish and French language
question at Client University.
The premier conveyed the resignation
to King Albert late this afternoon.
1t was just year ago that the Bel
gian government found itself in difficul-
ties over differences of opinion between
Flemish Extremists and Liberals regard
ing the languages to be used in the new
Client University.
At that time Premier Jaspar resigned
when the Liberal ministers and Catho.
lie ministers found themselves dead
locked over the question of using
French or Flemish at the university.
Finally King Albert requested Premier
Jaspar to reconstitute his cabinet: In
February of this year the Belgian Par
lament voted to transform the univer-
sity into an exclusive Flemish institu-
ton, eliminating the French language
entirely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-11
JOBLESS FIGURES
CALLED TOO Low
Labor Leader Says Unions
Alone Have 5000 Out
Of Employment.

Published reports that only 5000
persons were unemployed here drew
9 caustic statement of denial today
from r. A. Dickson, chairman OF the
Executive Committee of the Central
Labor Union. He said the true figure
was much higher.
Mr.. Dickson said, in his statement,
that had the true. facts of the unem-
ployment situation in this city been
investigated it would have been imme-
diately ascertained that among the
union building tradesmen alone there
are q great number more than 5000
unemployed. OF these there are hum
dreds who have no semblance OF job
to go to- There are in addition to
these hundreds that are working only
part time with absolutely no indication
Of steady employment in sight. This
condition, it viii be observed, exists In
the building trades alone and does not
include the. thousands that are unem-
ployed at the miscellaneous trades.
'In mentioning these figures 1t VIII
be understood. of course, that I refer
only to union people that are unenl-
ployed. The number of people that are
unemployed that are not affiliated with
q labor union can be aScerta1neo pY
making a house-to-h house canvass Tor
this purpose or have every person I'M
employed notify some bureau to that
effect do not believe either OF these
courses were followed. Had this been
done / certainly believe it would have
been found that there are double the
amount of people unemployed that are
not afiliated with labor union. This
in itself would bring the figure OF UNI
employment in Washington TO l5,OOO
and over. Those of us who are con-
stantly in contact with the unemploy-
ment situation in Washington ind 1t
impossible to say, within fair degree
Of accuracy, how many people that are
unemployed that do not belong to a
labor organization, how then can any
one arbitrarily set the figure at 5000?
ct is nothing short of unfair TO
our people for any one to make and
publish such statement. 1t canp-only
result in making the unemployment
situation in Washington more acute.
We expect, as result of this statement,
that people outside of Washington will
Immediately come here seeking employ
ment that is not to be had, thereby
either causing the unemployment OF
some now employed or adding them
selves to the long list of those now un-
employed.
I'VE do not believe the publisher of
the statement has made any extensive
study Of the unemployment situation in
washington. At least the figures do not
indicate so. Nor do We believe the
figures of any authoritative body as to
the Number of people out Of employ
ment In Washington are quoted. They
have not consulted with those in charge
of the various labor unions in this city
for the purpose of ascertaining the
number of members each local union
has idle, and not having done this they
would not know.
Eve charge the statement is both
fallacious and misleading, and challenge
them 70 publish the true facts, IL they
have them. and by what manner Of
reason they have arrived at their
figures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-11
YOUTH GIVEN PROBATION
FOR RoBBING OF BAKERY
Officer Hopes to Get Job for Boy,
II, Who stole Buns-charge
Is Reduced.

John Morris. II years old, whom po-
lice have charged with robbing bakery
OF dozen buns. received leniency in
Police Court today and finally left a
free boy. with fair prospects of get
ting job.
First, Michael Keogh, assistant
United states attorney, decided to
change the police charge of robbery 10
one OF petty larceny. Then the boy
was escorted before Judge Isaac r. Hit,
who placed him on probation.
Then Probation Officer Robert Smith
decided to take hand and reported
that there was a possibility that he
could get the boy job.
Morris entered a bakery at 1898 Four
teenth street, Sunday night. and, using
pair OF scissors as a weapon. took
the buns from the proprietor. Police
captured HIM in nearby park while
he was munching the last Of the food.
Morris told the officers he had come
here from Allentown Pa, in a vain at
tempt to find work Last April, he
said, his mother committed suicide, and
soon after that he lost his lob as a
bellhop in hotel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-11
MALBRAN RETURNS
AS ARGENTINE ENVOY
Former Ambassador, Who Left
Washington in 1928, Arrives
in New York on Way Back.

~ the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, November 11.Manuel
Malbran, Ambassador from Argentina,
returned today to the United States to
nh diplomatic post which has been
vacant for two years
He left Washington on November Is,
1928, when the government of President
Irfgoyen retired him with the advent of
new government and named no sue
cessnr. He reached New York today
to return to service as a result Of the
coup d'etat Of September in which the
Irigoyen government was overthrown.
II am truly optimistic" he told the
Associated Press, about the relation
ship between the United States and
Argentina"