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The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-05-02
Chapter 5
THE GAME. OF MURDER

Flique came hurrying into the room as we had taken our places.
 Mrs. Parados sat at the foot of the table. Celia was between Johns and me; Caroline and An nersley and Fnque had the oppo-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-05-02
RICHARDSON IN HOSPITAL

E. M. Richardson of Thane en- tered St. Ann's hospital last eve ming and this morning underwent an operation for hernia.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-05-02

Watch the clever Flique play his game" of murder in this house of hate, tomorrow.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-05-02

The Shantung provincial govern ment has ordered 50 trucks from America for bus lines.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-05-02

Both American and Canadian forms at The Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-03-22

32,000 acres with one exposure from an altitude of 15,O00 feet.
 Night photographs will be taken by means of a 5000, O-candlepower flashlight bomb and long distance picture over several hundred miles may be taken with a special infra- red lens so dark that it looks blac'. to the human eye
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-03-22
SLAUGHTER OF WHALESCAUSE
 FOR CONCERN
Conference for Conserva- ton to Be Held in
 Berlin in April

WASHINGTON. March 22.-Be- cause of the possibility of complete extermination of whales through increasing slaughter, conservation of the largest mammals becomes the subject of concerted interna- tional effort, Dr. Remington Kel- logg. Smithsonian mammalist an- nounced. He is leaving New York Monday for Berlin to attend an International Conference on whale conservation which will begin April 3.
 It is expected that findings of this gathering will be embodied in recommendations seeking uniform legislation among nations to keep killing of whales below the danger line.
 Dr. Kellogg will attend the Con- ference in a personal capacity rath- CT than as a government delegate.
 About 3O,o0O whales were killed last year Dr. Kellogg estimates that 5OO,OOO have been killed since 1900.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-03-22
RETURN
 TO HOME IN JUNEAU

After spending more than four months in the States on a vacation trip, MT and Mrs. M V. "Vic" Manville returned to their home here this week.
 They visited in practically every city of importance on the Pacific Coast and made a short trip into Mexico from San Diego. They spent some time in California with MT. Manyille's parents and his brother.
 While balmy southern weather proved enticing they expressed themselves delighted to return to the Territory. MT. Manville ex- poets to spend most of the summer lup the Taku, in the new mining district.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-03-22
AIR CORPS TO
 TEST SPEEDY
 PHOTOGRAPHY

PALO ALTO, Cal, March 22.- An aerial snapshot of President Herbert Hoovers Palo Alto home will be used by the army air corps to demonstrate its development of speedy photography.
 The picture will be taken in April when the military air forces concentrate in California for 1880 field exercises.
 Developed and printed as the photographic plane speeds two and one-half miles minute to San Francisco, 1t will be dropped on Crissy field 12 minutes after it has been taken and made available for telephoto transmission to the east ern seaboard.
 Lieut.. Guy Kirksey will pilot the plane on it's experimental mission Four vacuum bottles will hold the solutions for developing the film and printing the picture. ! The mission will be undertaken to show the value of aerial photo graphic progress to military ob- servations, envisioning a day when airmen may make maps of strategic points and remote places, develop the pictures on return flight, and have them available for immedi- ate dispatch to headquarters any where in the world
 Tests also will be made of the new five-lens camera, which maps
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-03-22
RUM RUNNERS
 AND OFFICERS
 IN GUN BATTLE
Patrolmen Meet Smugglers Tn Texas and Shots
 Are Exchanged

FL PASO, Texas, March 22.-Fol- lowing gun battle last night with rum runners near Ampera Station, United States Border Patrol men left for the scene this morning to determine whether any smugglers had been killed.
 Officers were fired upon in the Sand Hills and were unable to learn whether any of the snug glers suffered casualties from the return of the fire
 Two Patrolmen ordered the snug glers to halt and they replied with shots. The Patrolman returned the fire. The smugglers aban- doned their contraband and fled towards Mexico.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-03-22
FLYING CROSS
 MAY BE GIVEN
 MAPPING GRE w
Distinguished Flying Cross Recommended for Sev-
 en Alaska Mappers

Waiying of the limiting period Of Presidential Executive Order to permit the Board of Awards Of the Navy Department to consider recommendation of the award of the distinguished flying cross to certain members of the Alaska Aerial Survey Expedition is pro- posed in a measure committed to the Committee Of the Whole House of Representatives early this month.
 The measure was introduced cn June 8, last year It was referred then to the Committee on Naval Affairs which failed to act.
 Under the provisions of an Act passed by Congress on July 2, 1926, an Executive Order was is- sued prescribing conditions for the award of the distinguished flying cross. It limited the time for in itiation of a recommendation for such award to a period within two years from the date of the act or achievement meriting the award. The present measure would waive the period of limitation in consid- eration of the existing reeommen- dation for the following personnel of the Alaska Aerial Survey of 1927: Lieut. Wallace M Dillon, ,iert Richard F Whitehead Tieut Eugene F. Burkett, Radio Elec- trician Claude c. Alexander, Chief Aviation Pilot Thomas c. Reid, Patrick A. McDonough, Chief Pho tographer, and William J. Murtha, Photographer, first class.
 Lieuts. Whitehead and Burkett were members of the 1929 expedi- ton, also. The latter has since lost his life in smashup off the Southern California coast.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-03-22
BERT CEDERSTROM
 DIES IN SEATTLE

Bert Cederstrom, resident of Ju- neau for seven CT eight years, died in the King County Hospital at Seattle at noon last Thursday March 20, according to a cable gram received here by Mrs. Frank Olsen. Funeral services will be held Sunday from the Johnson Hamilton Undertaking Parlors, at Seattle, on Sunday, Rev. Freeborg officiating. sie
 MT. Cederstrom, who was about 28 years of age, born in Norway was employed at the Alaska Steam Laundry. Accompanied by his wife and baby, he left for Seattle about two months ago to seek medical treatment. He was well-known
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-03-22
FORMER LOCAL
 BOY ARRESTED
Eddie Roberts Picked Up at Tacoma on Warrant
 Issued from Here

Eddie Roberts, IT years old, who resided here for several months re- gently, was arrested in Tacoma yes- terday by Federal authorities on telegraphic warrant issued by the local United States District court, it was made known this morning by United States Attorney H. D. Stab- Ter. He is accused of being an ac- complice of Robert Proper in the robbery of B. M Behrends Depart ment Store and Connors Motor Company.
 Roberts was indicted here early this week by the Federal grand jury. He will be returned here at once from Tacoma. He is said to have confessed his share of the crimes to Tacoma officers, and also to two robberies in Tacoma. Police authorities there said they would bring no charges against him.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-03-22
CITY COUNCIL NAMES BOARDS
 FOR ELECTION
Election Officials Appoint ed for Municipal Elec-
 ton of April l

Officials to have charge of the three polling places in the Muni- cipal Election of April l, were ap- pointed last night by the City Council which held it's final meet ing of this month at City Hall All members were present except Coun- cilman W. E. Scott, who has been confined to his home several days with influenza.
 The registration for the election continues to be light. the total up to last night being 371. The rate increased yesterday, however, more than 80 persons registering for the day.
 Officials appointed were: Pre- cinct No l, at the Fire Department apparatus room in City Hall, Judges Mrs Harie A. Skuse, Mrs. William Franks, Clerks, Ike Sowerby, Mrs. Robert Coughlin and Harry Olds.
 Precinct No 2, voting place at the Triangle Building, Judges Miss Nel- lie Simpkins and William Stein- bach Clerks, H. E. Biggs, John Kinghorn and Mrs. J. c. Hayes.
 Precinct No 3, voting place in the residence at the Home Grocery on Willoughby Avenue, Judges c. M. Jorgenson, J. H. Carver, Clerks, Mrs. Mae Kilroy, G. A. Baldwin, Mrs. Gudmund Jensen.
 Up to this morning there had been no filing of candidates, but 1t was reported unofficially that a complete ticket would be put in the field not later than Monday. It is expected to be headed by Mayor T. B. Judson. The filing period closes at 5 pm. March 26
 The registration period closes March 29. Tn order to facilitate registration and give an opportun- ity to anyone who finds it impos- sihle to appear at the City Hall curing the regular office hours, on the last three days Of the period the office vii lbe kept open during the nocn hour and from 7:30 pm. to 900 pm, it was announced.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-03-22
Seek Protection for
 EIeUen Missionaries
 Held by Communists

WASHINGTON, March 22.-The State Department announced today that Douglas Jenkins, American Consul General, has again asked the Chinese Government to speed soldiers to protect eleven Catholic missionaries reported beseiged at Kanchow by Chinese Communists.
 The Chinese authorities have not received replies from General Liu, who was ordered few days ago to protect the Americans, so Jen-. kins repeated his request.
 A telegram from Ranking to the American Legation at Pleping said soldiers are being sent to Kanchow.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-03-22
INQUIRY FOR HARRIS

Chief of Police Getchell has re- ceived an inquiry concerning the of Ralph or Reverty Harris who may be in Juneau. He is described as six feet in height and weighs about 180 pounds. He is about 50 years of age and is said to have a pleasing personality. Any one knowing of the whereabouts of Harris is requested to inform Chief Getchell who has important infor- nation for him.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-03-22
CLUB CAFE IS TO REOPEN; LONG TO
 JOIN CHRISTENSEN

J. L. Long, of Richmond, Vir- ginia, new arrival in Juneau, has purchased a one-half interest in the Club Cafe
 The Club Cafe will be reopened next Tuesday under the manage ment of Christinscn and Long.
 Prompt service and the latest in vlands of all kinds is promised.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-03-22
JUNEAU WOMAN'S CLUB TO MEET
 THIS EVENING

There will be a meeting tonight at 8 o'clock in the Council Cham Der in the City Hall of the Juneau Woman's Club Judge James Wick ersham will address the members of the club on "The History of Alaska and it's Government" Mrs. R. R. Hermann will speak on need ed legislative matters of particular interest to women. A musical pro- gram will also be given.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-03-22
GRAND JURY RETURNS
 2 NEW INDICTMENTS

The Federal grand jury today returned two indictments, one charging robbery on a gasboat and the second for assault with a dan gerous weapon.
 Peter Williams was accused in the first of stealing two blankets off small gasboat in the local harbor. His bail was fixed at $1 900 by Judge Justin w. Harding.
 M. Valoria and P. Clarito were accused of stabbing Gus Erickson with knife Valeria is alleged to have used the knife and Clarito aided in the attack, also beating Erickson. Bail for each was fixed at $2,O00
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-03-22
FRED SCHMITZ ILL

Fred Schmitz entered St. Ann's hospital yesterday for m e d ic a l treatment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-03-22
Seven Candidates
 For City Council
 File ct Anchoragc

ANCHORAGE, Alaska, March 22. Seven candidates have filed for three places on the city council. There is no opposition to Delany for reelection as Mayor.
 Try the Five U'C1ocx E.nner Specials at Mabry'c. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-03-22
Solution of Yesterdays Puzzle

here and had a wide circle of ac- quaintances.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-06
sIOVAK NOMINOVANY
DO KONGRESU

Wilkes Barre, Pa. " stredu
dokoncent boIo liradne spool
TAME demokratickIch lIasov Lu-
zerne okresu primarnych vo-
lieb, ktort sa vydrziavaly 20. ma
ia. Hlasy tieto spocltant boly V
iiradovni okresnych komisSarov
pod dozorom hlavneho klerka
Wagnera a Michala kolesara.
Dl'a tohto spocitania demokra-
tickn nominaciu ma kongressnika
ziskal slovensky kandidat Jan
kmetz, ktory obdrzal 11,026 hla-
SOW. Jeho protikandidat, kon-
gressnik Turpin, dostal 3,lS6 hla-
SOW a tretl kandidat Lynch OBJ
drzal ,4S1 hlasov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-06
Z kongresu Sdruz.
SLOW. Noyinarov
Sdruzenie bude mat informacnu
kancelariu, ktora bude dostavat'
zpravy Slovensku cd vodcov
narOda.

koncrcs Sdruzenia Slovcnskych
Novinarov V Amerikc> odbyvai sa
V utorok V Ohio hoteli "a nGasti
predsedu Gustava Kosika, pod.
predsedov Jozefa zaryho jana
Pankucha, tajomnika NJ. Mraza
pokl. Karola Belohlavka, a Gle.
nov Rev. G. l.. Orbacha, Jana
Galbaveho, Karola Stiasneho, 10
zefa HuSeka,. dra Hyneka Dosta
la, Michala Kudlaca, Michala
KleSc, Nikolaja Bielika, Ivana
Bieleka, Jana A. Koctra Pavla
JamriSku.
Kongres pozdravili youngst.
Slovaci Jozef G.. VasGak a A. Nj.
Palkovic; p. Jozef Kraja, pod
predseda vydavatel 'stva tIchto
novln a p. Jakub VIrostek z
Pittsburghu.
Ma kongrese novinarov vyba-
venf boly viacert vazne otazky a
precitane referaty kol. Stiasneho
a Kozara, vynesena rezolicia
ktoril podavame ma inom mieste
a udobrene kroky dra Kosika pri
zakladani informatnej kancelarie
ssh.
Zvoleny Dol nasledovny trad
Jozef Zary, predseda; Jan Pan
kuch Nikolaj Bielik, podpredse-
dovia; Karol Stiasny, tajomnik
Matej Mraz, pokladnlk C. L. Or
bach, Pavel Jamriska Stefan
Matula, dozorny vybor. Vsetky
pracovne vybory SSH. zostavajn
ako boly.
Vecer bola spolocna vecera V
hoteli, ktoril k pocte novinarov
dala vydavatel ska spoloGnost' t.
Gasopisu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-06

publika nema bud,icnosti. Tiez
prinie>ol Od statu pozdrav Slo-
venskej Lige.
Dr. Kosik SpomenuI, ze je cas-,
ably sd PittsburghSka Dohoda NJ
chime vymahala Jan kr[dIo. hi.
predseda Penn. Slov. Jcdnoty
pochvalil youngstownskt zeny,
ze sa politicky sorganizovaly; pi.
Slifkova pozdravila prltomnvch
"a IKSZJ. a pani Maria Dolako-
va "a Penn. $. Il. j.
Pan Ivan Bielek pochvalil
youngstownskych Slovakov, re sa
muzne zastali SlovenSka CSR.
proti mad'arskej propaganda a
spomenul, re i dneS veju cierne
zastavy mad 'arskych kostolov.
Y ktorych majn smutocne poboz-
nosti "a Mad 'arorsag. Potom
prehlasil, ze bez Cesko-Sloven-
skej republiky MET Slobody slo-
venskej MET ami slobody ceSkei.
Cesko-Slovenska republika bude,
i ked sa Masaryk a Bcnes pomi-
MI, ktorl teraz prekazajii brat
sktmu nazivaniu Cechov a Slova-
kov.
Vel'mi prekvapujucim zjavom
ma bankete bola mala Viprka
Valkova, ktora previedla vel
kym umeleckym pochopenlm diva
baletne tance. Pri prvom tanco-
vanl musela opakovat', lebo po-
tlesk neprestaval a po druhom
by tiez nebol prestal, keby jej ia
nee nebol byval tax t'azkym a
vysilujdcim. Kazdy obdivoval to-
W SloN cIlSht ultNCdthU lldllSlIlS
villu, len asi S-rocn6 proroko-
val mu vel'kic budncnost'. Maia
Marienka Sevcech Detroit ne
priSla hrat', lebo onemocnela ma
sypanice.
Blanket boil skonceny zaspieva-
MIN hymny "Hej Slovaci. Ia
tym nasledovala tanecna zabava.
Pred banketom k tancu hrala
vyborna orchestra p. .Juraja
Krispinskeho.
Ma bankete bolo okolo 25O
osob, medzi mimi viaceri mestski
a okresnl 1radnici, ako j pravo-
tar Jozef Friedman, kandidat ma
trad okresneho sudcu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-06
Skolska zabava
ma Steeltone
Dietky 20 vsetkych tried skoiy
Najsv. Mena Jezis prevedu kras-
ny program tuto nederu popo-
ludni vecer.

Ziactvo 70 slovenskej skoly O.
sadly Najsv. tMPna Jezis ma Steel
ton nsporiada V nedcl'u, 8. jnna
Skolsk,i zahavu ma ukoneenie
SkoIsktho roku. auditoriume
skoly. Sestry ucitel ky sostavily
bohaty program, V ktorom ucin-
kovat' bude vsetkych osem tried.
Predstaveni bude dvoje, a sice
popoludni 3. hodine a vecer s.
hOdine. ROdicia v0bec sloven-
skt obecenstvo jc srdecne pozva-
ne.
Program je nasledovnE:
Dramatizacia "A Welcome To
Jesus (Vitanie Jezisa) I. trieda.
THE Rheumatic - III. trieda.
The Rose Drill - III. tric-
da.
"Ked' komara zePili" (tanec)
IIT. trieda. ...-.
1.-The Ghost In The Boarding
School, (StraSidlo v Skole) -
". trieda.
"OPga a Emma - V. trieda.
"A Tambourinc Dance - VI.
trieda.
"A Boys Dream Of America
(Sen chlapca Amerike) - VII.
trieda.
"V slzach maticka sedela' -
"Mat' moja, mat moja' "Po-
vedal mi jedon chlapec' - Diey-
tata VIII. triedy.
"Hej. Slovaci!"
Star Spangled Banner
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-06
SVINDLERI PRIPRAVILI
SLOVENKU o $1,000

V stredu dvaja chlapi a jedno
dievca - okradli ST. katarinu
Frajniak Z {. 500 Lincoln Ave.
jej celozivotne ispory v obnose
$4,000 znamym svindlerskym spo-
sobom 81. Frajniakova, ktora je
uz 57-roGna "a 26 rokov praco-
vala po restaurantoch ako umy-
vacka riadu, bola bez prace. V
stredu prislo k nej jedno mladf
dievta, ktord jej povedalo, ze ma
pre- hu robotu. Vybraly sa Won a
ma ulici sa k MIN pripojili dvaja
chlapi, ktoryych jeden iej hovo-
ril, ze mu zomrel stryko v Ala
ske a porucil mnoho pcnazi ton
podmienkou, ze $4,000 rozda
chudobnym V Youngstown. Tento
chap udajne hovoril k nej po
slovensky. l naviedli potom Fraj-
niakovu, ably 81 vybrala peniaze
q banky pripojila k tym 10000
ma d6kaz toho, re jej m6zu do
verovat', lebo chceli, ably Frajnia-
kova tie tislce rozdala medzi chu-
dobu, "a co mala dostat' odmenu
styri tisic dolarov. Frajniakova
nezna pisat' a dievea podpisalo
jej memo banke, kym ona uro-
bila krizik a lradnikovi banky
povedala, ze peniaze potrebuje ma
farmu, ktorii jej brat kupuje.
Frajniakovii potom Svindleri
zaviezli ma Evans hrisko, kde je-
den z chlapoy doniesol skatulu
pred jej ocima vlozil vel'ka "a
vitky ''penazi" do skatuly i $ jej
peniazmi. Skatulu jej potion dial
a rozllcili sd, ze pridu vecer k
nej poradit sa, ako budu tie pc
niaze rozdeloyane. Ked' sa ale
svindleri neukazovali, Frajniako-
va Skatulu otvorila, a tam nasla
noviny pozakrdcane do siestich
papierovych dolarov. Teraz swim,
dlerov policia hpada.
Frajniakova udajne bola uz
viac raz oklamana. Raj ,bola kI-
pila j Wick park "a $1,000. Poll
cia tfa chytit svindlerov, lebo
ma 9 Mich dobry opis i dve adre-
sy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-06
CENTRAL SAVINGS
JE VRAJ MA PREDAJ

Central Savings e. Loan Co.,
ktora vlastni najvyssiu a maj
krajsiu budovu V Youngstown,
zvanH Central Tower, dostala sa
do t'azkosti a direktOri svolali
schodzu utastinarov ma II. jiina,
ma ktorej sa bude pojednavat O
1Gelnosti predania vsetkeho ma
jetku banky. Vyjednavania pre-
daj tohto ustavu sd udajne az ve-
dene.
Central Savings organizovana
bola roku 1912 a teraz ma pro-
striedkov $5,390,29O.23. Vkladov
ma $4,O30,016.9O. Tieto su kryt6
pozickami a inym majetkom. Po-
zicala l'ud 'om ma nepohmtel'ne
zabezpeky $3,539, 1859 budoya
banky je ocenena ma 1927 ,2S7.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-06
PROHIBICNY NACELNfK
Boil ODSTRANENY

Paul Lyden, sef mestskej poll
Gle, odstranil ulradu prohibiene-
no nacelnika Williama j. Engel-
hardta a ma jeho miesto ustano-
vii Cal Huffmana, byvaleho stat
neho prohibicneho detektiva. Ly-
den zaroven zmensil prohibicnl
catu ma polovicu. Engelhardt bu-
de odteraz policajnym kapitanom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-06
AUTOMOBILOVA TOVAREN
CHCE DO YOUNGSTOWN

Martin Motor Truck CORPORA
ton. zamysl'a postavit' V nasom
meste tovaren ma vyrobu novych
malickych automobilov a trokov.
Zastupcovia korporacie uz obze-
rail- pozemok pri Hubbard. Bola
by to tovaren ma vyrobu dakto-
rEch caStl ma skladanie. Ia
mestnavala by niekol 'ko sto ro-
botnikOv.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-06
OCELIARNE DOSTALY
OBJEDNAVKY MA RURY

Republic Steel Corp. V Youngs-
town dostala V tieto dni objed-
navku na $4,000 ton s-incovych
rur pre- jednu gazovil spolocnost'
Tato Objednavka je hodna tri mi
liony dolarov a jej vybavenie po-
trva desat' tyzdnov. Rury budti
vyrobene v novom mlyne, kde sa
rnry electricity svaraju.
Sheet and Tube Co. tiez ozna-
muje verke objednavky ma bez-
sevne svikovt riiry V kratkej
budtcnosti ma dostat' novu vel-
XII objednavku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-06

evanj. fararov Juraja Roha z
Youngstown, Rev. Bendika 2
Clevelandu. Rev. Rolika 4 John
stown, Pa. Rev. Vangora. Rev.
Rolik pozdravil kongreS krasnou
recou.
Kongrcs sa skoncil vo Stvrtok
veGer. PredSeda Ivan Bielek. ta-
jomnik Jan A. Kociir a poklad-
mix Pavel Jamriska boil aklama-
ciou znovuzvoleni. Ia druhtho
podpredsedu zvolenE Dol Dir. Gu
STAY Kosik; "a tretieho podpred-
sedu Jan Pankuch do hi. slidu
zvOlenl boil p. Weber 4 Clevelan-
du, p. Nocjar Lorain a p. Kuku-
ca Detroit. Dozorny vlbor 70
stal tiez dosavadny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-06
Skvely banket
kpocte delegatov
Statny nadvladny, Gilbert Bett-
man pritomny. - Krasne reel,
hudba, spev tanec.

V stredu veeer odbyvanl boi V
Ohio hotcli banket, ktorv uSpo-
riadal Okresnyl Sbor Slovenskej
Ligy k pocte iirsdnikov a deIega-
toy sijdenych ma XVIII. konere-
Sc Ligy.
Banket zapoeA Rev. Jozef ko-
stik predseda kn ngresneho vybo-
ru recon-, ktora prenikla kazdeho
oddsevnenim 3askou k svojmu
radu. Ligu nazss4 ,matkou Cesko-
Slovenskej republiky, lebo bez
nej americki Slovaci S Cechmi
neboli by vykonali oslobodzova-
Gle dielo. Potom predstavil adv.
Michala j. Palkovita, predsedu
Okresneho Sboru. "a toastmaj-
stra. Pan Palkovic povedal tiez
pekni rec, po anglickl, ktorej
vital pritomnych a podal kratku
historiu Slovakov, ich t'azkosti
thzby a ich pokrok V slobodnej
zemi Ameriky.
Ia mayora, ktory sa pritomne
nachodl V Europe, privital hos
t'ov meme mesta zastupca ma
yora, Mr.. Armstrong; Potom Spe-
vokol Sv. Cecile, od osady Sv.
'Mateja zaspieval, pod vedenfm
prof. BelaviGa, venice sloven-
skych piesni Spev Dol tax kra-
sny, ze potlesk nemal konca-
kraja.
Pan Juraj Hricko, hi. predseda
/, X. S. j. hovoril po anglicky i
po slovensky tn rodenej mlade-
Ii. Jeho rec vzbudila vel XII po-
zornost', lebo nej daval pokyny
mladezi, ako sa ma 1castnit' slo-
venskeho a verejneho zivota v
Amerike.
Spevokol osady Sv. jana Krsti-
tePa z Campbell, pod vedenim
prof. Belavica tiez zaspieval kra-
sne venice slovenskych piesni.
Tento spevokol pozostava temer
vylucne tn rodenej mladeze a
ked 'ze piesne zaspieval s pravym
slovenskym citom, boil odusevne-
ne chvaleny vel l'kym potleskom.
Nasledoval hi. spravca K. So
kolov, p. A. M. Palkovic, ktory
v svojej reel spomenul mad'arsku
propaganda "a obnovenie starych
hranic. Tiez vyhlasil, ze Kato-
licki Sokoli bud1 neochvejne bo-
jovat' "a autonomiu Slovenska v
Cesko -Slovenskej republike.
Dalej hovoril Gilbert Bettman,
generalny pravotar statu Ohio,
ktory vysvetlil, ze Go ten trad
znamena; hovoril o Slovakoch
sympaticky, vyzname prist'aho-
valectva pre- pokrok Ameriky a
vyzname demokracie, ako ju
definoval Abraham Lincoln, ze je
to vlada ludu, skrz l'ud a pre-
l'ud. Preto kazdy obcan musf
brat 6cast' v politike, inac re-