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The Washington times., 1930-01-03
ENVOY IS GUEST
AT:G. j. DINNER

President w. Coleman Nevis,
of Georgetown University, will
give a dinner to the faculties
Of the law and foreign service
departments tomorrow night. The
ambassador to Chile, DR.. William
S. Culbertson, will be guest of
honor.
DR.. Culbertson was one of the
organizers of the Georgetown Fc.-
eign Service School and once was
a member of its faculty. Pres
ident NeVils and CulbertSon will
speak at the banquet, which
will be attended by members of
the faculties and their wives.
Mrs. CulbertSon also will be a
guest.
The medical and dental schools
will be represented by their re-
spective deans. DR.. John A. Foote
and DR.. William N. Cogan.
The Washington times., 1930-01-03
REP. M'CL|NT|C
REPLIES To
F|SKE

Describing the Geneva confer
ence as the "sorriest mess ever
exposed to the American public"
because it was dominated by naval
officers, Representative James W.
McClintic, Oklahoma. ranking
Democrat Of the House Naval
Affairs Committee, today strongly
endorsed the policy Of President
Hoover not to include naval
officers in the personnel of the
official American delegation to
London this month.
Representative McClintic issued
statement replying to one made
by Rear Admiral Fiske, retired, in
which FiSke said the President
had erred in keeping naval officers
off the delegation to the London
next arms parley. When it was
suggested to Rear Admiral Fiske
that naval officers would 90 as
advisors to the American delega-
ton. he exploded: Advisors he'll:
they won't take advice from any
body"
Hoover Right
McClintic, who has long been
on the Naval Affairs Committee.
from the interior State Of Okla.
homa, asserts the President has
used excellent judgment. At
Geneva, he says. the American
commission was largely made UP
Of naval officers "ably assisted
by a representative Of certain
shipbuilderS," and a mess was
soon revealed. He refers caus-
tically to the activities at Geneva
Of William B. Shearer which were
recently investigated by a Senate
committee. Admiral Fiske, in his
interview, defended Shearer as
misunderstood and a patriotic
American.
The OklaheHla member, who Is
classed as a small navy man" ,"
alleges that it is now well known
that Shearer had the cooperation
of Admirals Plunkett, Wiley,
Platt, Robinson, Reeves, Schofield
and Commanders Train and
Frost" Representative McClintic
charges that many officers of the
Navy knew of this "unhcy COM
bination; yet not a word was
given to the public until Shearer
Squealed." -....
He outlines further that while
it is claimed that Admiral Hilary
Jones did not cooperate with
Shearer, there are but few peo-
pie that will believe he assumed o
different attitude than that put
forth by all the other naval Off
GERS who co-opeGated with
Shearer."
The Washington times., 1930-01-03
WOman's Party Honors
Equal Rights Pioneer

The National Woman's Party
observed the 18th anniversary OF
the birth of Lucretia Mott. equal
rights pioneer, today by placing a
floral wreath on her statue
which, with those of Elizabeth
Cady Stanton and Susan B. An
thony, other leaders in the
woman's rights movement. stands
in the crypt of the Capitol.
Little 5-year-old Peggy Anthony
q member of the family of Susan
3. Anthony. placed the wreath.
The Washington times., 1930-01-03
Man Is Slightly Hurt
When Struck by Auto

Banato Cantanno, SO, of the
1900 block Monroe st. N. W., was
cut on the head when he was
struck down by car, said by
police to have been driven. by
Austin Jeffries, of Takoma PARK,
Md, as he was crossing Harvard
Street. near Sherman Avenue,
last night.
Jeffries took the injured man
70 Garfield Hospital, for treat
ment where it was said his con-
aition was not serious.
The Washington times., 1930-01-03
Wild Life Fund Chief
Backs Bag-Limit Bill

Secretary Hyde's announce.
ment Of reduction in bag limits
for ducks and geese next season
is an inadequate gesture Of
deathbed repentance, in the opin-
ion OF DR.. w. T. Hornaday, of the
Permanent Wild Life Protection
Fund.
DR.. Hornaday urges passage of
the McNary-Haugen bag-limit bill,
which he describes as bringing
fine and adequate bag-limiG re-
ductiOn bill before Congress.
The Washington times., 1930-01-03
University Club Plans
WhOOpee Next Tuesday

The University Clubs entertain
4nent committee will make
"whoopee" with George O'Connor
and his gang next Tuesday, at
sis o'clock.
AS it is also ladies night, the
, main dining room will be thrown
open to the ladies.
Thomas w. Brahany will act
as master of ceremonies.
The Washington times., 1930-01-03
State Society of Iowa
FeteS Dawson at Dance

A. F. Dawson was the guest
of honor at dance and recep
tion given by the Iowa State
Society of Washington at the
willard Hotel last night.
A special musical program was
presented by Miss Helen Tucker
and Miss Doris Willis and DR.
Harold M. Dudley, director OF
the Girls G1ee Club at American
University.
The Washington times., 1930-01-03
CAPTAIN CRAIGE TO TALK

Capt. John H. Craige, who
has served in the U. S. Marine
Corps in the "Garde d. Haiti"
will lecture on the Island OF
Haiti tomorrow night in the
Washington Auditorium under the
auspices Of the National Geo
graphic Society.
The Washington times., 1930-01-03
Citizens Associations
Plan Meeting Monday

The next meeting of the Ca
thedral Heights-Cleveland Park
Citizens Association will be held
Monday at p. m. in st. Adams
Parish Hall.
Election Of officers for 1890
will be held and special consid-
Grafton given to street-car service
on wisconsin Avenue. Melvin
sharpe will address the meeting.
The Washington times., 1930-01-03
ACTION DEFERRED

Retirement of Capt. Frank He'll
muth, of No. 2 Engine Company,
was considered yesterday by the
Police and Firemen's Retiring and
Relief Board. Action was deferred
until a further meeting of the
Board on Thursday, January l6.
The Washington times., 1930-01-03
Break in Water Mair,
PenLs T. St. Homes

flooding the New Hampshire
Avenue neighborhood. two other
breaks were reported. One of
these was on Twelfth Street
Northwest, between r and S
Streets. and the other on S be
tween Eleventh and Tenth North
west.
The Washington times., 1930-01-03
TALMUD TORAH BAZAAR

A bazaar will be given by the
Ladies Auxiliary of the South
east Talmud Torah at 6 o'clock
sunday night at the Fellowship
Hall, 1902 Fourteenth st. N. w.
Members are requested TO
bring their friends to the event,
The Washington times., 1930-01-03
BANK CALL ISSUED

The Comptroller of the Cur
rency today issued a call for a
report on the condition Of na-
tional banks as of close Of busi,
ness, December 81.
The Washington times., 1930-01-03
LEGION HEAD COMING

Q. L. Bodenhamer, national
commander Of the American Le-
zion, will address the Army War
College on January 10 on The
National Defense Policies of the
American Legion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-06
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-06
Professional Bondsmen Barred
From Federal Courts

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-06
A Famous Texas Cow

Albert Herbst Of Bsxzr county is the owner Of the
1890 champion cox In the Bexar County Herd Tn
proEenent association This Texas coz has a record
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-06
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-06
Farmers Are Asked to Ship By
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-06
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-06
Brownsville Has:

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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-11

BILE AA L1gy. V 1923 mali cam
pionstvo mesta V rukach, ale ho
ztratili pre- til, chybu, re hrac me-
nom Genger nepodpisal svoJe me-
no. Jeho otec podpisal, a vsetky
hry, ktore Steelton vyhral, boly
rozdelene medzi ostatnymi ca
tami.
Haseltoncania sii ticho, ako
Steeltoncania, ale nelenosia. -
Hnat a Olejar pracujd tuho, ably
sohnali mocn1 catu.
Campbellski Mad 'ari nedbajtl
co sa mimi stale v minulosti. Bu-
dn Ease mat catu a budu hrat k
voli Sportu, ako hOvorl Fabian.
Sezona sa rychle blizi, chlapci
81 uz mastia svaly na nohach a
ramenach. Spravcovia bud1 mat
pine rully prace v bud1com tyz-
dni, zapisovanim najlepsleh hra-
Gov okolia. Ak ich tn nedosta-
MI, zajdu do New Castle, Farrell,
Hillsville a kdeinde, len ably mali
to najlepsie. Kto vie, ci Hillcrest-
cani nep6jdu az do Trenton, n. }.
"a Pavlom Minnickom.
Well, mill priatelia a milovnlci
baseballu, nezabudnite 81 zadova-
zit' bud1ce cislo Slovenskych No.
vim, poviem vam Wac, ze co sa
robi v Lige. Objednajte 81 svoje
cisla zavcasu, ably ste vzdy mali
najlepsie zpravy slovenskom
basebaHe. Ma buducu sobotu sa
DONATE, ci nasa Liga bude mat
devat ciat alebo desat'. Teraz ma
me devat, ale kym sa tyzden po-
mimic, daGo sa moze stat a mono
budeme mat desat'.
Michal Kornick,
tajomnik Slov. Baseball Llgy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-11

vsstkym Slovakom Ia chlubu.
Proslm este raZ, mech uZ prestanu
medzi mani stranky a>pon ta-
kychto ciel och, ktore >a netyka-
ju nabozenstva, ale prace narod-
he kultiirnej a poiitickej, a preto
ako som uz spOmenul, bez rozdie-
lu nabozenstva mech 81 tohto ka-
zdy Slovak, povsimne pripojl sa
k praci uvidlte pekne ovocie
spolocnej prace. Bezmala kazdy
mas chova dietky a hladi, ably
dostaly vyssieho vzdelania pre-
to ufame, re al nase dietky 81 bu-
dn ziadat' vol'akedy nejake kra-
jinske tirady. Vtedy iste, ked' bu-
deme lepsie zorganizovani, budc-
me i'm moct' byt' ia dobrej po-
moci k ziskaniu vyssieho posta-
venia. Hadam len nechceme, ably
j nase deti boly fabrickymi ro-
botn1kmi. ia pevne verim, re al
Slovaci su schopni l'udia zastavat
lepSie miesta. Cihyba je len, re ne
drzime spolu. Vezmime 81 prlklad
Z jednej zinky (povraza). ked
ju rozsukame ia jednotlive vlak-
ma, tie l'ahko jednym smahom
potrhame ma nepatrne HUSKY, ale
ked' je spojena vjedno, media sd
pretrhnut'. Myslim, re to kazdl z
mas vie. Preto vstnpte vsetci Slo-
vaci do tejto nasej obGianskej Or
ganizacie. A nezabudnite na ten
vel'ky banket II. aprila.
S pozdravom,
Jozef P. Seko.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-11
Slovenski STUDENT
hlaste sa!

Slovcnska Katolicka Matica
Skoiska hodla vyslat' na Sloven-
sko pat americko-slovensllIch
str dentov. ktor1 by javili och0tu
pokracovat' V svojich stldiach V
niektorom meste Sloven,ka.
Matica tImto svoiim cinom
chce tunajsej vetve slovenskeho
naroda zabezpecit' niekol'ko zdat-
nych muzov a zien, ktorl by po
ukoncen1 svojich studil, reSpek-
tive po svojom navrate do Ameri-
ky, mali dostatok p6sobilosti Il
Gimme vyplyvat' Ia mas slovensko-
narodny a nabozensky zivot.
Kazdy Student studentka,
ktoreho Matica uzna "a sp0sobi-
leho, dostane $500 stipendium:
Tento obnos bude dotycnym pc
ukazovany V mesacn[ch cisst-
kach.
Uchadzaci mech poslu svoje pri-
hlasky najskorsie do /. julia, t. r.
a mech dokazu:
l. ze s1 slovensk6ho p0vodu a
katol1ckeho vieroyyznania a mech
pripoja clenovslly preukaz o pri-
slusnosti do niektoreho tunajSie-
no slovenskeho spolku jako i Wy
svedGenie duchovneho osady, do
ktorej prislnchaj1, alebo necn
predostr1 odporncanie. dvoch We
refine ucinkujt1cich poprednych
SLOW. osobnostf;
2. lie obdrzali bakalariat ma
daktorom tunajsom kollegiume
alebo s lspechom skonciIi filozo-
flu liza niektorom seminariume; !,
3. mech uved1 priciny, pre- kto-
re by chceli studovat' ma Sloyen-
sku co, tym mienia dosiahnut', q
4. mech sa osvedcia, ze akym
sposobom sa hodlajn .po svojom
navrate v Amerike uplatnit
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-11
zIADA ZVYSENIE
POSTOVNEHO MA LISTY

Postmaj jster-general Brown O.
znamil, ze postovy department
ma $4,000, ,OO0deficitu a odporica
zvysit' postovne na listy 20 dvoch
ma diva i pol centa. Brown udal,
ze &c postovneho ma listy zavede-
ne bolo roku 1885, od ktorej DOLBY
ysetko v Amerike zdrazelo a pre-
to zvysenie postovneho by bolo
spravodlive.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-11

o campionoch Hillcrestcanoch.
Campioni Hillcrestcania akosi
nemozu sa rozkyvat'. Vo februari
81 zyolili Bill Wasku "a manage
ra a cd toho casu mic nerObili.
Podfa zprav, Wasko pytal cd fl
nancn6ho v[boru pomoc, a nedo-
stale sa mu, preto povedal, re bu-
de hrat' golf. co znacl. ze Hill
crests budu 81 muset' hfadat dru
heho managera, Podl a SLOW Jana
Wargu Jana .Kadilakas zl6 ro-
botn6 pomery Sn prieinou toho, ze
sa Hillcrestcania nem0zu rocky
vat. Financny vybor zacne pra-
covat' IA buduci tyzden. Medzi-
tym dvaja ini spominani sn "a
managerov, medzi mimi Matt
Wansuch. Matt opatovne sa O.
svedcll, re neprlJme. .JuraJ Luhlc,
.ktorF spravoval catu 1923, je
tym druhym Joe Brayer Mi
ckey Midlick su tiez spominanl
hodne. '-%
Go .sa tyka Lansingvillcanov, tt
maju "a sebou Jozefa Rock, Thu
rika, Ffanka a cely Lansingvill-
sky Politicky Klub.