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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-20

an economic depression Is approaching.
And. conversely, when skirts grow short
er better times are coming.
"You will all remember that in the
early part Of 1929, when the boom was
at its height, skirts were extremely
short. You may also remember that in
the Fall of that year the long skirt
vogue was started and that the crash in
the stock market came Immediately aft
erward."
Prof. Brownell said he could explain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-20

trend of the times take o look at the
clothes the women are wearing.
Prof. Baker Brownell, head OF the
department of contemporary thought at
University, presented
thoughts along this line to his classes
yesterday and asked the students to do
some thinking on the subject.
ut has been observed" the professor
said, that fashions in women's clothes
are closely related to economic trends.
specifically, when skirts grow longer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-20
CANADA INCREASES
AUTO TARIFF RATES
Maximum List Price Discount
Cut 10 Per Cent to Aid
Country's Firms.
ny the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
OTTAWA, February Automobile
manufacturers in the United States
faced an Increased tariff barrier at the
Canadian border today.
An order-in -council, announced by E.
B. Ryciman, minister of finance, fixes
20 per cent as the maximum discount
below list price that will be allowed in
determining valuation for tariff.
Heretofore the discount off list price
has ranged as high as 80 pr cent.
The order was issued in response to
a demand from Canadian automobile
manufacturers that limit be placed on
the discount to protect the Canadian
industry and its workers against compe-
tition from the United States.
Canadian manufacturers have as
sured the government that the increased
tariff will not result in higher retail
prices for Canadian-built cars.
Representatives Of Canadian motor
car companies said the 20 per cent dis
count maximum would stimuiata the
industry and have beneficial effect on
employment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-20
PUBLISHER AND WIFE
BOTH DIE IN 7 HOURS
Industrial Press Founder, II, Sue
cumbs in Montclair, n. j., of
Pneumonia.
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MONTCLAIR. N. j.. February 20
Mr.. and Mrs Alexander Luchars died
Yesterday within seven hours of each
other of pneumonia. Luchsrs was II
and his wife, Sarah Rose. rs.
Luchars, president and founder OF the
Industrial Press. in New York City,
was born in Quincy. Mass. He was a
former governor of the Machinery Club
of New York He published Machinery,
an engineering journal with world
wide circulation.
He established the Machinery Pub
fishing c.. Lti.. in Lcndon in 1912
AMI Letter started similar firm in Paris.
In 1919, the Secretary of Commerce
appointed Lucnars to special trade
commission which investigated the
machinery market in Europe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-20
SAYS HIGHER AUTOS HIT.
Packard Aide Sees Virtual Embargo on
Expensive Machines.

TORONTO. February 20 pr. C.
Ktlgour, president of the Packard On
tsrio Motor Co., said today that the
gNernment virtually had placed an en-
lrgo on the importation into Canada
o. high-priced cars-those over $4,000
in value-which cannot be manufac-
tured economically in Canada"
He was referring to reduction of the
tariff discount on United States auto
mobiles.
1t would not be profitable to establish
a factory in Canada turning out high
priced cars. he said, adding that the
average number of sucn vehicles IN use
in Canada in any year Is about 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-20
Veteran Actor Succumbs.

NEW YORK, February 20 (P.-Lew
C. Mettler, 80, an actor since 1865.
died yesterday He was under the care
Of the Actors Fund three years.
His stage career started with part
in Kelly & Icons Minstrels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-20
HOGS FED WITH EGGS
Kansans Fight Low Price by Mix
ture With Wet Grain.

SMITH CENTER, Kans., February
20 F.-Farmers near Smith Center
were reported yesterday by j. M. Bal
ton. live stock buyer, to be feeding eggs
to hogs in preference to selling them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-20

The decrease in the number Of re-
cruits for the British Territorial Army
is ascribed to the spread of popular
amusements. such as the movies, radio
and greyhound racing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-20

just how this was II he wanted TO. but
he didn't because he wanted the stu
dents ito do little brain work them
selves"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-20

for Q or 10 cents o dozen. The eggs
are broken in liquid feed or mixed with
wet grain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-20
SKIRT LENGTH CALLED |
FINANCE BAROMETER
Professor Says Trend in Women's
Fashions Is Indication Of
Business Status.

BY the Associated Press.
EVANSTON, Ill, February 20.-As
the skirts go, so goes the market.
If you want to know the economic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-20

MRS. LUCIUS c. CLARK,
Wife of the chancellor of American
University, who is chairman of the
committee in charge of the founders
day banquet to be held Saturday night
at the college dining hall, to commemo-
rate the fortieth anniversary of the in
stitut.on.
Harris Ewing Photo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-06

'Pio'ouASyM DOJOm AlueflKe
'nemoznilo s. S. X. nebezpeci.
cechoslovackeho narodneho a cir
kevneho bludu a tisickami q cy-
'illo-methodejskych sbierok do
pomohlo podobnenlu bludu ucin-
nejsie odolavat' zodpovednym ci-
nitelom a organizaciam al na
Sloyensku. Lasku voci sv. Cirkvi
a Were katolickej takto vel'kou
mierou financne a moralne dopo
m0hlO S. s. X. udrzat' roznieco-
vat srdciach sloyenskych jako
" Amerike, tax al na Slovensku.
Ma Slovensku nasimi sbierkam;
ktore sa doposielaly Msgr. Him
,kovi, bisknpskemu sboru, Spolku
sv. Vojtecha v Trnave Sloven-
skym Salezianom; v Amerike Wy
davanim nabozenskych mOdlia-
cicls knih horlenim ia ideale
katolickej sv. Cirkve. GO je este
eerstve pam;iti mas vsetkych, a
sfce dosial' dejinacL mas Slo-
vakoy Amerike najblahodarne.j
81 yykon zalozenia vyssfch skol
d y VI 4.
sloyensk Jch, iako pre- chlapcor,
tax 81 pre diexo ata danie
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-06

Anglicko-slovenskeho Slovnika s
velikym nakladom penazi pre- do
bro zvlast' nasej americkej omla-
diny: nechcem tom travit dra-
hocenny mas cas-. s. s. K. toto
vykonalo nakladom vyse tristo-
tisic dolarov, sosbieranych svo-
Jim slavnym Vyborom Slovenskej
Katolickej Matice Skolskej.
Ano, s. s. X. "a dvadsat' ro-
kov svojho trvania vykonalo moe
ma poll kultdry nasej slovenskej,
prinieslo vel'ke sluzby pre- Boha
Cirkev a narod slovensky. Ia to
my, dnesni, povinni sme po-
vd'acnost 'ou spominat' jeho "a
kladatel 'oy al naboznym me-
mentom na nasich lstach "a Ia
sl1zenl ich odmenu ia vecnom
ich odpoeinku. Stall sa vel'kymi
dobrodincami svojeti ma dust ma
tele slovenskeho naroda, ze vo
vhodnv cas- a den polozili zivota.
Schopne zaklady s. S. K. a Pan
Bob dobrotivy mech i'm vecnl cd.
platu "a to udeli, jestli este tlze
pre- krehkosti cloveka ma zemi
putujnceho neobsiahli. Vecna i'm
| pamat' v srdciach vsetkych po
vd'acnTch Slovakov-Sloveniel
dobrej vole!
(Dokoncenie budncne.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-06
ZPRAVA PREDSEDU
Ia slavnej jubilarnej konvencii
5. s. K, Cleveland, Ohio, v dnoch
20. a 81. oktobra, 1881.

PREDMLUVA. - Dvadsiaty
iubilarny rok snah a prace Slo-
vakov v Amerike, sdruzenych v
$. s. X. presiel. Bolo to V lete,
roku 1911, kedy uz zosnuli dpp.
Murgas q DR.. Dianiska svolali
sch6dzu katolickych Slovakov do
Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Prilezitost',
lxtora vynltila tue schodzu, bo-
La tla6i a po shromazdeniach
llasana idea narodniarstva al na
tlkor sv. Cirkve VERY katoli-
ckej. Tejto idet dopomahalo vte-
dy panujuce takzvane "hazafi-
ctvo' uhorskeho pomyleneh, e.
oiskopatu, potlacujdce tych maj
lepslch synov Slovenska, zvlast'
radoch slovenskeho katolicke-
no kleru. Sch6dza bola svolana
al z pritiny sorganizovania slo-
venskych katolikov K vol ilcin-
livejsej kulturnej praci medzi
nami pre- mas Amcrike. W
ytedy sa myslelo, hovorilo pi-
salo, pracovalo na ireGitej sloven
ikej reholi zenskej, menovite {
eth. sestrach rehole ssv. Cyril;
p Methoda, a irecitej slovenske
eholi muzskej, menovite slower
skych synoch sv. Benedikta, /,
xtorych popri ceskom opatstv.
". Prokopa v Lisle, ILL.,, sa u
Wac rokov pred 1911 horlilo slsr
ze DIP. Matlsa Jankolu pri Po
kladnici sv. Antona. V pozadi
tychto snah 0 zalozeni irecitycl
'lovenskych rehoP spocivala tnz.
ba "a irecitymi sloyenskymi vys
iimi skolami, ktorymi sa dnes
name st t'astie uz al honosit'
Ma tejto wilkes-barrejskej sch0
azi zalozene bolo S. s. X.
PRAcA S. S. X.
Ia dvadsat' rolkov S. s. r.. W.
konalo lleocenitel'ne slltzby pre-
mas narod. Dnesni snad' neni sd
dostato6ne- oboznameni so skutoe-
most 'ou, ia ktorej sa toto nase
tvrdenie zallada Uznayame, ze
"a niekol 'ko minulych rolzov bla-
hodarna einnost' IS. s. x. ochab-
n \ pre zd6gza dovanie prekras,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-06
"Sch6dza 233. odboru N. s. s,

"Sch6dza 233. odboru N. s. s.
jednomysel'nym uzavretim prija-
la navrh: pripojit' sa k svojpo-
mocnej akcii vedenej Slovenskou
Llgou. Sucasne odbor prihovara
sa slovenskej verejnosti, najma
;polkom-o organizaciam, aby tnto
svojpomocnl akciu mravne fl
,lancne podporily. Schodza
zvolila al 3-clenovy vybor, aby
;ento Dol clenom pittsburghskeho
,yboru svojpomocnej akcie. Mi
,hal Soltis, preds.; Anton Kalak,
apis; Jan Lech, lct.; Julius
)emjan, pokladnik.' (Pecat' od
,oru.)
V nedel'u, 25. oktobra Pitts
,urghsky sbor Slov. Lfgy NAL
,ecierok v zaujme svojpomocnej
kcie. Darom lasky prispeli:
+. Pielzarski $1,000, j. Virostek
500. po 5000: A. +. Borza, J.
Tanciar, P. Jamriska. Pc $3.50:
I. Madeja, F. stubna. Po $l.oO:
Iozef Zary, A. Blahut, J. Beno,
'. Bury, J. Bizub, X. Belohla-
EEK, pi. A. Fischerova, M. Ku.
trav, j. j. Ladik, A. Mazula, pi
/. Mazulova, M. Mejsaros, j. X
'etruska, X. M. Pisarcik, J. Pre-.
ich, A. Pojedinec, j, Rubacky
4. Vuksta, j. Uhrin, NJ. Vodzak
Pc soc: P. Kuklis, j. Kuklis
\. Kalak, NJ. Nance, f. Pav1k
1. Venglik. - j. F'ranek 35c. -
o 25c: S. Lazorcak, M. Lazor
TX, A. Mejsaros. (Viaceri 81 ne
iadali spomendt' svoje mena.)
Nuz, bratia a sestry v narode
riklady prit'ahujd. Nasledujtt
o sirej Amerike! Pomahajts
.VOJIM, POMAHAJTE SEBE
Zvol'te vybory vzajomnej po
loci usporiadajte vecierky
lusne zabavy na fond vzajomne
,omoci. lnformacie, pokyny, ia
va potrebne tlaciva sa yam po
III na poziadanie.
Piste: Vyboru Wal. Pomoc
SLOW. L1gy, P. 0. Box 996, Pitts
urgh, Pa.
Daj l'udu mojmu,
Boze, uzit' Diary,
k MIN pripoj svetlo
svojej bozskej tvari!
Vybor Vzajomnej Pomoc
Slovenskei Ligy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-06
vsETKYM sLovAKoM DO PozoRNosT1I

Mas lud potrebuje pomoc potrebue pF&ou Vjstc kton
mate nieco repaovani cenie prsavovanis asbp vim
treba do dodcnos storu alebo japy oxn&mte
MchaloW PakovcoH uradovni ouesn6ho pokladnika
oesnom dome " Court house, Mech e to pice ~ par no
din, par dn alebo dhSiu dobu oznate mu van
hned posle zkusend osobu tel prtci
Teraz Gas pomahat svojs tsray ma uplanoyat hso
ako seba san6ho /!
osnamte syoju potrsbu Pakovidoy telsfonioy slebc
osobne. ss ~ Aa
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-06

Struthers 4 ii 267
SLOW. Cath. Sokol 4 u 267
Schedule for Nov. 11th
Grand Alleys
Struthers VS. st. Cyr. 4 NJ. ll-l2
Steelton VS. Slov. Cath. Sokol 7-S
Curleys VS. Grand Alleys 9-1O
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-06
SLOvAK GATHOT.TC so
KOL DUCK PINS.
By John Talan.

Our last session proved that
something good in the duckpin
line, is in store for the various
teams followers this season, The
boys in general were pretty
tough and some nice games re.
suited.
The Curley's used to be the
Kelley Meats but the change in
name didn't keep them from
their winning stride and they
took two games from the Sokols
"Abey" Brinsko got back to old
time form and with Wollter's
help, made things interesting for
Curley's crew. Crute led his team
III victory.
The Grand Alleys picked the
wrong night to meet the st. Cy-
rils. Even the insertion of "Doc"
kocialek, our genial president
into the Grand lineup failed to
top the Saints pin smashing. H.
johnson turned in a brace of
nice games. The Saints led by
Mr.. De Salvo and Mr.. Miller
crashed the naples for 24O4
total for their evenings work.
With "Mose'' Matthews lead
ing, the Steelton crowd took two
games from Struthers. The down
river boys have not yet reached
their usual form but have started
TO strengthen their ranks by the
addition of Tommy Williams, a
steady consistent bowler.
All captains must have their
eligibility lists Of not more than
10 men in the secretary files be.
fore bowling night on Wed, Nov
4th.
The 200 scores were as follows
s. Ekoniak - PIT.
Kocialek - POS.
Miller - 208.
Wollter - 2O7.
| League Records
i High Individual Il game> =.
Fitzgibbon 21S.
High Individual g games) -
Kramer, De Salvo 548.
| High Team Il game) st. Cyril
& Methodius 875.
| High Team g games) Steelton
2499.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-06

nej prace dcerinej matka upadla
do zabudnutia. Mienime tn skye
Ii akciu Slovenskej Katolickej
Matice Skolskej, rezkeho to W.
boru s. s. X. A tato praca w
boru Matice bola tax skvela, ze
sa uz niekol'ko razy vazne pony
sl'alo celkom pochovat' matku S.
$. X. a zvelebovat len dceru, ie
no Vybor, Maticu. Len diocezal-
ny Sbor Cleveland, O., vzdy ra-
zne a udatne priskocil vzdy ma
tke ma pomoc a ju pri d'alsom,
dnes, chvala Panu Bohu, mnoho
sl'ubnom zivote udrzal.
Ably SINE ma tejto jubilarnej
konvencii obcerstvili pamat',
zvlast' u nasich mladsich, dovo-
l'ujeme 81 aspon kratko draho
cenneho casu utrhnnt' a spome-
nut hrubsom, co do dnes S. S
X. pre- mas narod vykonalo. Pre-
mas v Amerike S. s. X. vzdy Sc
snazilo a dl'a prostriedkov pr
ruke svedomite pracovalo "utvr
dit bratsku jednotu medzi slo
venskymi katolikmi slovenslly
mi katolickymi organizaciami
spolu1cinkovat' S druhymi sdru
zenymi katplickymi organizacia.
mi v Amerike; pestovat' a chra-
nit zaujmy slovenskych katoli-
kov; napomahat' skutky zbozno
sti, vzdelania a lasky medzi nj
mi; stopovat' a zlepsovat' po-
merry spolocenskeho zivota sloven
skych katolikov; rozsievat' prav-
.du skrze rozsirovanie katolickei
spisby" (Stanovy: q. /, odsek
! 2.). Takto vzdy horlilo, abv smc
my, Slovaci Amerike, spoluna-
zivali v jednote a laske sorgani.
zovaui, jako 81 to al nasa MatkH
sv. Cirkev praje a k Gomu ras
horlive napomfna a pobada; ably
SINE sorganizovani mohli 81 vset
ko vydobyjat', co nam prinalez
patri; ably sme sorganizovan
vlastnou krest' anskou kultnrou
! pracovai ma povzneseni samycE
| seba. Preto TUBA a primeran;
praca "a vyssie nase vlastne sko
ly; preto horlenie "a naSe kato
licke organizacie; preto snahy "a
rozSlrcnie medzi nami IA ajknltilr
nejsieho nasho Spolku sv. Vote
cha. s. S. X. takto vydavalo ca
sopis ''Dobry Pastier" a "Sdru
zeniar"; vydalo diva svazky En-
cyklopedie Katechizmusovej; ME
kol 'ko nabozenskych modlia
cich knih Observation-Disclosures
brosdr; pracovalo a bojovalo o z;
lozenie Slovenskych Benedikti
nov v Cleveland, Ohio. Do svet
skej politiky, co panskeho hun
; cutstva, miesat' sa nikdy nemie
. milo; ked' vsak v rokoch 1915
: 1920 V Cesko-Slovenskej RepuE
like ubijanim sv. iCirkve nepria
telia siahali na zivot Slovako
pod Tatrami, sue 81 vedomi, 4
ked' ziskaju Slovakov cd nadpri
rodzeneho najvacsieho dobra, IN
novite od katolickej sv. Cirkvt
Pahsie i'm bude ich ziskat' Cd pr:
rodzeneho najvyssieho dobra, me
novite cd svojej slovenskej M
rodnosti. IS. s. X. slahlo do DC
litiky zasadneho boja heslom z
Pittsburghskl Dohodu skutocn
: znemoznilo v Amerike akcii pre-
tislovenskej, ktord nam tn PC
nukat' prisli poslovia-agenti z r.
dov slovenskych zradcov-potu,
cencov neprajnej Slovakom {
radnej Prahy doposlani. Tymt
,pravodlivym bojom v Amerik
nemoznilo s. S. X. nebezpeci
;echoslovackeho narodneho Gil
kevneho bludu a tisickami cy
'illo-met ethodejskych sbierok dc
pomohlo podobnemu bludu ucin
nejsie odolavat' zodpovednym q
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-06


YAM je ME krusno, bol'no, ked
vidfte trpiet' blizneho, vystierat
ruku 0 pomocf Ci sa mad MIN ne
smilujete, ked' zaklope ma vase
dvere, prosi 0 pomoc: dajte aspoi
odrobinky vasho stola9 Ci b,
ste ozaj mali kamenne srdce, Wy
ktori mozete cim-tyym prispiet
aby ste prosiaccho blizneho OF
seba odsotili' Ci vase oei by boly
natol 'ko hmlou chladnosti, bez
citnosti zatiahnute, ably ste he
videli a necitili til vel'kl biedr
blizneho, ktory ipenlive ruky ]
Vam vystiera, prosiac vas, alb,
ste aspoh ciastocne zakryli jeh,
nah6 telo ma jeho skrehnut
nohy natiahli obuv? .o
Me, neverime, ze by ste bo'
bezcitni, nel1tostivi. OF, date
vd'acne date, pomozete, lebo pr.
slovecna slovenska dobrodus
most dobrocinnost nedovoli,
by ste sa nesklonili k bliznemu
najma k svojej slovenskej krvi
zeby ste snladneho nenapojili
lacneho nenakrmili naheho ne
odiali! Urobfte talk vd 'acne, ma
kol 'ko vam to okolnosti pro
striedky dovolia. l z toho NAL;
date!
Me, nezabudnite ma svojich pc
krvi a kosti. Ved' co date svojin
date SEBE! Ked' mad nami "a
pahly mracna zlych casov, /
primny pohl 'ad priatePa je ak
teply slnecny luc, prerazajici s;
cez mracna utrap, t'azoby a n
dostatku. Cit spolupatricnosti W
n1ka pomahat' ma pomoc odka
zanym rodakom. A to tn, dom
Dnes, tejto zkuske SVOJPC
MOCI pre- svojich, pre- seba '
Amerike - ziaden Slovak y Slo
venka nemoze, nesmie mat who
vorku. Tu je len otazka citu,. spc
lupatricnosti, l'udskeho povadc
mia kmenovej prislusnosti. Nj
naprazdno politizovat', ale poma
hat: krmit', liecit', zaodievat' ;
palivom ohrievat' chladne mnry
Lincoln, ked' boil raz tazany
eco treba urobit pre- blizneho!'
odpovedal: "Nebol by son
mohol zaspat', keby som holiatk;
nebol vlozil do ich hniezda. Ked
je blizny ma pomoc odkazan1
treba mu pomoc poskytndt' Ike
by ste 81 mali cd 1st odtrhn1t
poslednu skyvu chleba.'
Had hrozf, z domov zenie, bic
da bice pletie. Ruky vyrobene, c
trhane saty, ej, veruze ii plano
l'ud moi, l'ud moi zlaty! Nuz
ktoze ma pomahat', nudzu, hla
odo dveri odohnat' nasmu lr
du? Cd cudzieho nemozno pomo
ocakavat'. To ie iste Nuz a ci b
polo nome sd necnne, chladn
pozeat Ia to, ako mas Pud hyni
v Amerike tn v naSej move
vlasti, ako prosi: ''Pre milosrder
stvo Bozie, pomahajte! Ak nepr
de pomoc, muslin 81 siahnut T..
Take a podobne listy prichodi
Slovenskej Lige. Boil by SINE be
srdca, bez sncitu, bez fudskeh
a narodneho povedomia, ak b
sme nevyslysali bolestny, prosel
ny hlas nasej krvi - nasho clt
veka, ktory ME svojou vinou, /;
]e yinou desnych terajsich pom'
rov nachodi so V krajnej nudz
V meme nasej t'azko zklsane
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daj desaka... Das sebe-- svojim
Pocas revolucnej akcie "a slobs
du naroda vedeli SINE yykona
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SAMESE ROYALTY
TO SAIL ON APRIL |
King and Queen, With En-
tourage, Due in Vancouver
Two Weeks Later.
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 13.-His
Majesty King Prajadhipok of Siam, who
likes to play both regulation and minia-
ture golf, is expected to arrive at Van
IsOuver, British Columbia, April II.
The King of Siam, accompanied by
Her Majesty Queen Rambaibarni and
members of the royal party, will then
proceed to New York in the private cars
of Edward E. Beatty, president Of the
Canadian Pacific Railroad. Plans for
the trip were announced here today.
King Prajadhipok is making the trip
to New York to obtain treatment for
cataract Of the eye. It will be his first
visit to the United States. The King
royal highnesses. the Prince and Prin-
cess of Sukhohai.
The royal party, some Is or II in all,
will board the Canadian Pacific liner
Empress of Japan, at Hongkong, China,
April !, for the trip to America.
The Siamese monarch was educated
In England and France. He is a patron
of the theatrical arts, and has himself
taken part in amateur theatricals.
theoretically, as he is an absolute
monarch, all of the property and wealth
of Siam are his but he is credited with
being modest in his private expendl-
lures and democratically inclined.
It Is related that on the first instance
of his hignesS' playing miniature golf
on a public links in Bankok the links
were cleared Of all persons not members
of the royal household. On his next
visit to the links he protested against
such preferential treatment and insist
ed on taking his place in line to await
his turn to tee off.
Their Royal Highnesses Prince and
Princess Svasti Rambaibarni, parents
of the queen, will be members of the
visiting party, and H. s. H. Prince
Amoradat Kridakara, Siamese Minister
in the United States. will join the royal
party at Vancouver.
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NEWS BUREAU STAFF
TO BE INTERVIEWED
N. B. G. Radio Chain Will Present
Personnel Of Associated Press
in New York City.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 13-Under the
spotlight of radio, backstage craftsmen
Of the news will themselves be exposed
tomorrow night in the Nationwide
broadcast "On Top of the World, y
from the New York Office of the AS
ISOLATED Press.
j. M Kendrick, executive news
editor, will introduce to the microphone
members of the New York bureau,
as follows: Charles Stephenson Smith,
chief of foreign service; George w.
Turner, night supervisor; M. F. Du-
hamel, night city editor; Miss Lorena
Hickok and Mrs. Hazel Reavis, writer's,
and Richard Massock and Mark Bar
ron, columnists.
Under questioning by announcers,
each will tell his part in the unceasing
task of gathering and preparing the
news of the world. For once, the in
reviewers will become the interviewed.
M. H Aylesworth, president of the
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Clerk Kills Himself.

FREDERICK, Md, March Is (Spe-
ciaD Depressed over financial wor-
ries, Maurice c. Easton, as, clerk in
a local wholesale house, yesterday ended
hf5 life by shooting himself in his
garage near his home in this city. The
body WIS found by Sterling Hitzelber-
ger, Westminster, a visitor at the
East1n h-me Easton left a note at
the house, requesting his wife to send
some one to the garage. The wife and
five children survive.
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sence Of the owner and his family.
The city has been rife with reports
Of an alleged visit Of several men and
women of Annapolis to the house in
question, State and city officials being
mentioned IN the rumors.
It was also reported that lights were
seen in the house on number OF oc-
caSions.
Several members Of the police force
and others were examined, but the In
vestigation failed to bring out any def
mite evidence against any one.
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overheated stove, was confined princi-
pally to the chimney. A considerable
amount OF smoke was created. Damage
was estimated by flremen at approx
mately 5000.
Fire companies from Greater Capitol
Heights and Marlboro responded 20 the
alarm. The card party was held for
the benefit Of sick persons in the neigh
borhood.
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GASOLINE TAX HIKED

BISMARCK, N. Oak, March 10 (R).-
North Dakotans will pay a Accent tax
on each gallon of gasoline after July l..
Gov. George F. Shafer yesterday signed
a bill, passed by the Legislature at its
session ended last week, increasing the
levy from cents.