davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-03-16
FORD EXPRESSES VIEWS ON MANY, VARIED SUBJECTS
Says Nation Is Prosperous but People Do Not
 Realize it
DEPRESSION CAUSE
 MUSTBE UNDERSTOOD
Prohibition Is Succ C ess- Enforcement to Come
 from Industry

FORT MYERS, Florida, March 14-Henry Ford, in an interview here, described the Nation as pros porous despite the high prices but is unable to realize it's good for tune
 The manufacturer predicted an- other term for President Hoover.
 Mir Ford cautioned the Govern ment not to enter business through utility ownership.
 He said appreciation of the present good times will not come until the people understand the cause for business depression which he said was mental dishonesty of a speculative public.
 "The people initiate stocks. That is dishonest.
 "The people buy inflated stock in the hope of getting rich at
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-03-16

The early potato crop from 1925 to 1929 had an average annual farm value of nearly $48,000,000.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-03-16

Old papers at 'rne Empre.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-03-16

Old papers at the Empire office.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-03-16
SENATE MEETS BUT
 ADJOURNS AT ONCE

The Senate this morning con- vened at II o'clock but adjourned without taking up it's calendar or transacting any but routine busi- ness. It resumed its session at 130 o'clock this afternoon.
 A meeting of the Board of Edu- cation, of which the four senior Senators, Benjamin, Dimond, Hess and Sundquist-are members, had a meeting with Gov. Parks and Commissioner Keller slated for IL am. Since their absence left the Senate without quorum, a recess was taken until this afternoon
 At the morning session, Chap lain Harry R. Allen prayed for the absent member, Senator Dunn, who is gravely il, and the prayer was ordered incorporated in the jour- nal.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-03-16
Soldiers Home Sue
 in Pac. NorthUest to
 Be Announced Shortly

WASHINGTON, March 16.-Vet- erans' Administrator Hines indi- cated that a decision as to the site for the S2,000,000 Soldiers Home in the Pacific Northwest will be announced shortly, possibly today or tomorrow.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-03-16

lnsubordination. This prisoner had been shackled with his wrists cuffed to the bars above his head.
 Alter the latter incident the Legislature ordered an investigation of the prison.
 warden Hill said this led the convlcts to believe public sentiment was with them and they thought the day was a good one to take over the prison" The disorder started shortly after the luncheon hours last Saturday noon.
 rorty-three ring lea ders were locked up in solitary confinement With irons on hands and feet.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-03-16
Backer of AIaska Expedition Falls Or Jumps to Deafh

CHICAGO, H., March 16- Alexander H. Revell, wealthy furniture merchant, aged B, fell or jumped to death from the ninth floor of hotel here today. Members of his family believe it was an accident and blamed his eyesight.
 RevelI financed the RevelI- Field Museum Expedition to AL aska in 1927.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-02-20
POMOC VETERANOM
ODHLASOVANA

V dome zastupcov kongresu
Spoj. Statov odhlasovany bol 1863
hlasmi prot 80 zakon, podl'a kto-
reho veterani >vojny dostanI ma
svoje bonusov6 certifikaty pozi-
cky v polovicnej hodnote certifi-
katu na Az nroky. TO znamena,
re ktory veteran ma certifikat
na $1,000, moze 81 pozicat' $500
nan a bude platit' len AZ perc.
interesu. V senate ma byt' tento
zakon odhlasovany este toho tyz-
dina tiez vel 'kou vacSinou hlasov,
ably sa videlo, ze zakon bude pri-
jaty i potion, keby no prezident
vetoval.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-02-20
SEMENA SEMENA
Name lplne zasoby zahrad-
nych semien
GLICKSTEEN SEED STORE
and PET SHOP
"A East Federal Street
PRAvoTAR HAMRAK
IA MEsTsKEHo ADVoKATA

Pravotar Ludvik +. Hamrak z
Campbell, ktory ma kancelariu i
v Home Savings and Loan Bldg.
v Youngstown, uchadza sa me-
ste Campbell o republikansku no.
minaciu ma urad mestskeho advo-
kata (solicitora-. Pan Hamrak je
vseobecne znamy obcan v celom
Mahoning okrese a V Campbell
byva vyse % rokov. Je byvalym
koncilmanom mesta Campbell a
je cinnym mestskych a obcian-
skych veciach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-02-20
HROZNA VRAZDA
MA SPRING COMMON

V nedelu rano O 3:15 udala sa
na Spring Common vrazda, ktora
vzrusila mysle~ celeho obyvateP-
stva nasho mesta. Harold l.. Will
son, 38-rocny syn pravotara Will
soma, viezol sa so svojou zenou
priatel mi z hostinky domov a
na Spring Common vrazil do ich
auta-eernoch Merit Jackson. Will
son vyskocil auta a eernoch tiez
a doslo k zapasu, V ktorom GER
noch tax dopichal Wilsona, re o
par mini1t vykrvacal. Cernoch Dol
chyteny a sudeny bude vrazdy
druheho stupna. v jeho aute maj.
dene boly diva galony palenky a
primal sa, re prdve zaviezol pa
lenku kostymerom V Monkey
Nest.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-02-20
.JAKO HL'ADAT PRACU.
II. Americke sprostredkovatel ne
prace.
+, Il. I. s,

moze sa riadit' dvoma sposobami.
Prvy nieh je sposob priamy, ke-
dy ziadatel uchadza sa miesto
priamo II zamestnavatel'a, druhy
je sposob nepriamy, kedy ziada.
teP sa usiluje najst' pracu pro-
strednictvom sprostredkovatePni
prace. ~
Priamy sposob. v poslednych
niekol 'ko rokoch zariad 'uje 81
vaesi a vacsi pocet priemyslovych
podnikov svoje vlastne kancela-
rie, ktorych zvlaste ma to usta-
noveni 1radnici prijimaj1 ziada-
tePov o pracu zist 'ujii ich kva.
lifikacie. V mnohych pripadoch
su tieto kancelarie znamenite Or
ganizovane, tax re zk1seni robot
nici dostanu ich prostrednictvom
pracu chytrejsie, ako prostredni-
ctvom pravidelnych sprostredko-
vatelni prace. Uradnik, ktoreho
dkolom je najimat' robotnikov,
moze 81 zavolat' k sebe veducich
tych oddeleni, kde je treba viae
robotnikov a ma moznost' opy-
tat sa ich ma ich mienku snco-
sti ziadateHa zastavat' uprazdne-
ne miesto. Ak je ziadatel'ova
znalost' anglickej reel nedostacu-
jdca, najde sa vo vel'kom podni-
ku mnoho raz Kodak, ktory vd'a-
cne pomoze tlumocit' rozhovor.
V inych pripadoch ME sd vsak
zamestnaneck6 kancelarie V to-
variach vedene pridobre. Ziada-
tel je sPubom prace povzbudzo-
vany na to, ably sa prichadzal do
tovarne denne prezvedat'; tcnto
sp sob je na osoh iba zamestna-
vatePovi, ktoremu sa MIN dosta-
va prilezitost', vybrat' 81 v pripa-
de petreby vel 'keho poet,, zia-
datel 'ov. Inokedy povedaj1 zia-
datePovi, ably sa dial zapisat' ma
cakaciu listinu. Nezkuseny eIovek
sklada potom ma t1to registraciu
vefku nadej a nechava snad' po-
min1t' mnoho drahocenych prl-
lezitosti al casu v daromnom ca
kani, kedy ho uz zavolajd.
Niektore firmy ohlasujd v novi-
mach, re prijmd vel'ky pocet ro-
botnikov, niekedy pat'desiat az
sto. V skutocnosti ich vsak ami
zd'aleka tol 'ko nepotrebuHi, u
zivaju tento trik len preto, ably
maly vel'ky pocet ziadatel 'ov Ia
vyber.
Nepriamy sposob. HIavnd Gin
most sprostredkovatel'ne prace
spociva v zadovazovani miest pre-
nadennikov a domace sluxobni-
ctvo. Zk1senf robotnici remesel-
nici vsak iba malokedy obracajn
sa o miesto IA tieto sprostredko-
vatePne.
Tieto sprostredkovatel'ne Erace
sil federalne, statne. alebo catcne,
alebo su vedene niektorou robot.
nickou uniou, spoiSom zamestna-
vatepov, remeselriekymi osgan;-
zaciami, dobrocinntn.i spolkami,
alebo jednotlivcami firmami,
ktore to robia pre- zarobok. We
RENE sprostredkovatel'ne prace,
ako federalne, statne, talk al mie-
stne, poskytujd svoje sluzby bez
odplaty ako zamestnavatel'o ON,
tax al zamestnancom.
Federalne sprostredkovatepne
prace. The United States Employ
ment Office vo Washingtone ma
okresne odbocky vo vacsine Sta
TOW Unie. Tieto odbocky sberajd
informacie, tykajlce sa robotnych
pomerov jednotlivych okresoch
a oznamuj1 svoje poznatky IL
strednej lradovni vo Washingto.
he. Tieto informacie su potom u
verejnovane v broznrke "Indus-
trial Employment information
Bulletin, ktor1 je mono dostat
vO vacsine verejnych kniznic 2
ktOrej ia mOznO carnat' nraSna in.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-02-20
sMRTNE ZPRAVY.

PAM Maria Jurko. {. "a \.
Whitney Ave-, zomrela IS. febr.
pol 3. rano svojej domacnosti
ma komplikacie nemoc1 vo veku
60 rokov. Neboha prist 'ahovala Sd
do Ameriky pred 26 rokmi a do
Youngstown prisla blvat' pred
dvoma rokmi L Homestead, Pa.
Bola udkynou osady Mena Jezis,
Spolku Marie Magdaleny tuna
Spolku Sv. Amy Homestead.
Manzel, Jakub, jej zomrel pred 7
rokmi. Zanechava dietky pi. Ma
riu Selesnak, pi. Jurajovu Kutas,
Michala Jurko 1J vniicat tuna,
bratov Stefana Nereb V Clevelan-
de, Michala Vereb V kraji, sestru
pi. And. Perun a pi. And Kulu!s
Homestead. Pohrab jcj bol V pom
delok L domu Smlltku a chramu
Mena Jezis. Pohrabne obrady wy
konal Rev. St. Kocis. Pochovana
Dola IA Calvary cintorlne.
Agneska ScavnickI, 4-rocna
dcerka Jozefa Scavnickeho a jeho
manzelky New Castle Road,
Struthers, zomrela " nedelu 0 II.
predpoludnim na zapalenie pl 'tic.
Oplakavaju ju okrem rodicov sty-
ria bratia tri sestry. Pohrab bol
v utorOk chramu Sv. Trojice.
Pohrabn6 obrady vykonal Rev.
Jozef Krispinsky. Pochovana bola
V Calvary cintorine.
Bernice Wilkos, 2-rocna dcerka
Michala Wilkos jeho manzelky.
4 Victory ST., Struthers, zomrela
nedel'u ma zapalenie pl'dc. Opla-
kava ju okrem rodicov sestra Vir-
ginia. Pohrab bol V utorok Z chra-
mu Najsv. >Trojice. Pochovana bo-
la ia Calvary cintorine.
Alzbeta Pachner, &. rs Ok
ford ST., Campbell, zomrela u
torok vecer vo veku q rokov.
Oplakava ju matka Maria, sestry
katarlna Santich Clevelande.
Veronika, Jennie, Agnes donna,
bratia James, Juraj Jan donna.
Pohrab je V piatok chramu Sv.
Jana Krstitel'a. Pohrabne obrady
vykona Rev. Jan Hamrak. Pocho-
vana bude na osadnom cintorine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-02-20
YoUNGsTowNsKf sIovENsKf Nov1NY
SLOVAK CATH. SOK0I,
DUCK PINS.
BY JOHN ITALIAN

A large crowd jammed the Grand
alleys to witness the league leading
Struthers team inflict crushing de-
feat on the Slovak Cath. Sokols. The
Sokols could not get started while on
the, other hand Struthers rolled in
vincible duck pins and chalked up 3
more games to their credit. Who is
going to stop these downriver boyss
Three fine games climaxed by bril-
liant S74 was the reward of their cf-
forts.
Mascardine and Mike Olenik were
the big guns, and were it not for
Mikes close inspection Of the foul
line in the second game, he found the
line O.. K. but lost 23 pins in the in
spection.h The Struthers totaled 2315
for the evening, with Matthews giving
the the only argument.
! The st. Stephens, led by Bill Mig
lets to the odd game from the Her
mans in three close games.
. The st. Stans sporting lineup Of
four men took two games from my
Lisko Elcc. 1t seems to me ahat my
boys and l didn't roll so good, but we
rolled loud. "Koochey' Kulcsar was
little louder than the rest of US so
we III give him. the crown such as it
is.
The st. Cyrils took undisputed pos.
session of second place by taking two
games from the Rigclsky Tailors after
some very exciting finishes.
Walter Lind, painter of sorts, was
the high man for the Saints, while
Brinsko and Walter sewed most of
the buttons for the Tailors.
Believe it or not, nary 200 score
showed up in these matches, but next
week is coming.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-02-20
REPUBLIC A NEWTON
STEEL MALY ZTRATU

Republic Steel Corporation a
Newton Steel Co. vykazuju "a
niinu!ys roksztratu.. Republic Steel
mala 1862, ,6o3. 90 ztratys 60 ur6o-
bi $1.74 na ilcastinu Newton
Steel utratiIa $427 ,429.13, co uro-
-bi na jednu ileastinu $1.65. vlani
mala Newton Steel zisku $1,947,-
151 80, co bolo 1877 IA jednu l.
castinu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-02-20
vatel ne prace. Tieto sd zvy6ajne

mi a nachOd1a Sa asl v dveStO me-
stach. Vo vel'kych mestach jake
New York, Chicago, Boston, Phi
ladelphia a pod, najde ziadateP
podobnych sprostredkovatel'n j
viacej. Nasledujuci :prehlad OBJ
jasni citatelovi, jaky asi druh ro-
botnikov nasiel "a jedon rok pra-
Gu prostrednictvom typickej stat
nej sprostredkovatel'ne prace ma
stredozapade:
Nadennikov $4,000, toyarnych
robotnfkov 5000, pohonicov a So
ferov $500, robotnfkov ma far.
mach mliekarnach $500, "a
mestnancov hoteloyych 1000, te-
sarov 'l,5O0, uradnlkov a kance-
larskych pracovnikov 1000, ku-
charov 900, strojnikov 700, do
movnikov 600, hasicov 600, piv-
nicnikov 500.
sdlromne sprostredkovatel ne
prace. Toto sn podniky zarobkove.
Uchadzac miesto je povinny VI
mich zaplatit' urcity poplatok,
obycajne zapisne a krem toho ur-
Gitd sumu, splatnd bud naraz,
bud v niekol 'kych mensich spla-
tkach iba po obdrzani prace.
NielStore s1kromne sprostred-
kovatel'ne prace vykorist'ovaly
svojich klientov takou mierou, re
sa teraz ocitly pod vel'mi pris-
nym uradnym dozorom vo vset-
kych takmer Statoch. Ak obracia-
te sa prispenie ma podaktoria z
tychto sprostredkovatel'n po-
vsimnite 81 zavzdy dobre, ci jer v
itch kancelariach vyvesene povole-
ME zamestnavat'. sd touto, CHINO
st'ou. Ak ME je, vtedy mimi bud
do ziadnych obchodnych rozhovo-
rov sa nedavajte, buP si'hoc len
davajte dobry pozor.
Nasledujdce nariadenia State
New Yorku posluzia "a pr1klad
hariadeni, ktorvmi sa vsetky spro
stredkovatel'ne prace musia ria
dit:
/. kazda sukromna sprostred-
kovatel liza prace musi mat trad
ne povolenie ma vykonavanie syo-
jej cinnosti.
2. Kazda sukromna sprostred-
kovatelna prace musi byt' pod
zarukou ci bondom.
3. Povolenie sprevadzat' obchod
musi byt' vyvesene na mieste,
kde kazdy m re ho videt'.
4. Kazda sprostredkovatelna
prace musi vyvesit' OMAN S maj
dolezitejsimi predpismi zakona.
Tento OMAN musi byt' tlaeeny v
reel, ktorej klient rozumie mu-
81 V nom byt' al soznam mien a
adries statnych uradnikov, ma kto
rych sa klient moze obratit' so
svojimi ponosami, ked by bol tej
mienky, re sa mu stala krivda.
5. Poplatok "a zadovazenie mie-
sta pr domace sluzobnictvo a ma
dennikov nesmie presahovat' de-
sat percent ich mesacnej place;
V pripade lradnickych sill nesmie
byt' vacsi, ako ich tyzdenna pla
ca. Agent, ktory by ziadal via
cej, moze byt' pokutovany alebo
al. uvazneny a jeho povolenie
West, sprostredkovatePhu prace
mu je vzate. Sprostredkovatelna
prace musl vystavit' kvitanciu ma
kazd! vybrany poplatok. V. xvi
tancii musi byt' uvedene memo al
adresa ziadatela, datum a vyska
obdrzaneho poplatku, ako al druh
! prace, ktord ziadatel' m6ze ko-
nat.
6. Ak nemoze sprostredkova-
tel'na prace zadovazit' pre- svojho
klienta ziadne miesto, mllsi mu
jeho zapisne vratit'. Ak je robot
mix hned' V prvom tyzdni po ma
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-02-20
VYSLEDOK SBIERKY
ma harnomiu do skoly v Tepicke,
zupe Spisskej, pre- osadny
spevokol.

Prispell nasledovni: Juraj Muir
dzak st. $1,000, Jan Timko $500,
Jan Lacny $500, Jan Lesnak
$500, Jozef Hudran 800, Michal
Jaseeko $500, Peter Tekac $500,
Jan Jasecko $500, NIichal Ruman
$500, Matcj Jasecko $500, Ond-
rej a Anna Bartos $500, Ondrej
Kozak $500, Pavcl Macek 5000,
Michal Hudran $500, Stefan Tim
ko $500, Jan Jasccko 5000, Jan
Cuchran $500, Jozef KrispinskI
$500, Jozef Dutko 5000, Michal
Zelucia $500, Jozcf Dzimko $500
Michal Hamracek $500, Antonio
Holecko $500, Jozcf Megla $500,
Jozef Horvat 5000. Jozef Dutko
$500, Jan Ruman $500, Jan Ho-
lecko $500, Michal Hamrak $500:
Matej Holccko $3.50, Michal 30.
rosko st. $100, Katarina Zeku.
Ella $1.OO, Michal Repko $1.0O,
Valent Hritz $1.0O. Stefan Tepli-
cky $1.O0, Michal Koniak $1.0O,
Anna Hanisko $1.00, Jan Justina
Kracko S1.OO, Stefan Hamracek
$1.00, Stefan Nedorostek $1.O0.
Jan Fedor $1.00, Michal Timkc
$1.O0, Jan Holecko $1.OO, Jan
Murdzak $1.0O, Jan Melikant
$1.OO, Michal Mlinarcik $1.OO,
Jan Orlofsky f1.0O, Maria Rusnak
$100, Katarina Melek S1.O0, Jo-
zef kolesar $l.00., Verona Hrosar
81 90, Maria StriSkova $1.00, Ste
fan Brajer $1.OO, Stefan Roth
$1.O0, Jan Rerko S1.00. Juliana
Super $500, Jozef Husar $1.O0,
Stefan Mikolaj $1O0, Ondrej Bar
tos $1.00, Ondrej Garcar $1.O0,
Verona Olejnik $1.0O, Jozef Te-
kac mi. $1.0O, Michal Justina
.Olejnik S1.00, Jozef Tkac S1.00,
Pavel Habovsky $100, Katarina
Fedor S100, Juraj Murdzak mi.
$1.O0, Ondrej Holecko $1.00, Ste
fan Necko $1.00, Ondrej Hlavaty
SOC, Borl1a Senda soc, Stefan Rer-
ko soc, Jan Pavlik soc, Michal
Onderko soc, Jan Kolar soc, Mi
chal Kolar soc, Michal Stole soc,
Michal Borosko st. soc. Michal
Sedlacko SOC, Jozef Tekac st. soc,
Jan Karolina Slepsky soc, Ste
fan Palguta 35c, Jan Vansae 25c,
Jan Fabiny 25c, Jozef Hutta 25c,
Michal Svagerko 25c, Etela Pal
guta 25c, Michal Tames 25c, Mar
tin Krotky Csc, Stefan Hoza 25c,
Jozef Thomasek $1.00, Jozef Tho
maSec $1.00, Jan Butcher $1.O0,
Jan Jasecko Olenik S1.OO, Jan
kracko st. $500, Jan. Dutko Vik-
toroy Kanady $500.
Vsetkym darcom v meme rod
nych bratov Teplicke srdecne
d 'akujil ''Pan Bob zaplat'w Wy
slovujii kolektori:
Juraj Murdzak st., Jan Tinlko,
Tan r Sny, n6;olo1 r1o~xosol~ ...l
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-02-20

League RECORDS
High Individual q game) M. OLE
uik 254.
High Individual 6 games) Fitzgib-
bon 621.
High Team Il gamc) Struthers s94.
High Team g gamcs) st. Cyril l.
Methodius 1856.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-14

ton from Mrs. Margaret Sanger, birth
control exponent. to talk on birth con-
troll at a banquet In New York.
Too Late for Birth Control.
"But IL is too late for birth control
to ease the situation or avert disaster
now" he added.
He was asked If he thought there was
a possibility of collapse of the present
civilization, similar to that OF Roman
and Greek culture.
mot a possibility, but probability
he replied. "And it will come much
faster than the fall of any other civil
ization. The Roman and Grecian en-
pires were close to the ground. The
collapse of this tremendous, crazy
edifice of ours will be terrible and
swift"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-14
WELLS SEES CHAOS;
HAS S|X-PO|NT PLAN
Author Thinks War Coming
SAYS U. S. Cannot Solve
Problems Alone.
ny the Associated Press.

2y the Associated Press
NEW YORK, october 14.-H. G.
Wells came to the United States last
night for months visit and brought
with him a siX-point economic plah'
which he thinks would solve the world
ills, but which he said he has no hope
of any one adopting.
For an hour the author talked CT
revolutions, the imminence CT another
world war with gas ana planes IN
futility of all economic schemes ana Oh
the crash he expects twentieth century
civilization to take in the near future.
But he predicted all the dire events
10 the accompaniment OF frequent
chuckles and his face was continuously
wreathed in smiles.
"The trouble with the Hoover SIX
point plan. he said, lis that not even
the United States can solve its financial
and economic problems alone.
Offers Own Program.
Then he outlined. between gloomy
prophecies of war, chaos and revolution
his own siX-point program, which cails
for
l-So!ution of governmental and eco
nomic problems by experts instead o.
politicians.
2-IreatLnR SuCl pIOblSIlIS III q oSA
entific manner. -,
3-Wholesale redistribution of wealth
and incomes.
4-Control of speculation.
5-World control OF currency.
6-Disarmament.
The good-natured EngliShman con-
fessed he had written SO many DOCKS
he never can remember the titles. OF
ali of them, and then explained he hao
come to New York to revise the proofs
of another volume, Work, Wealth ano
Happiness of Mankind
Answers All Questions.
He said the world depression has beer
caused by nationaliSm in finance, q
currency breakdown due to the lack o.
readiustment after the war, and the
fact that production has run beyone
any possibility of consumption, which
is something entirely new in worlo
history.
Swope Plan Praised.
1.-THE principal remedy is to trea'
the thing as a world problem. which
means politicians must step aside anc
put economic leaders in. The politl.
clans are necessary Intermediates. bu
they must let the experts do the work.
He praised the plan of Gerard Swope
for the formation of trade associations
to control production and said its prac'
ticability had been demonstrated by It's
world wide application in the sugar In
duStry.
He said he had received an invita-
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windows in the theater and In other
buildings within the radius of block.
This explosion occurred % hours
after Loop theater was bombed, about
"a hours after four operators, brought
from Eastern cities to work in the the
aters, said they were fired upon while
eating in a downtown restaurant and
within nine hours after the fourth at
tempt to settle the differences between
the union and the owners failed.
The Brotherhood Of Motion Picture
Operators of New York. whose members
were brought here to operate projection
machines of the 100 or so theaters In
volved, reported that four Of their num-
Der were targets of snipers early yester-
day. One of them. Morris Gillhllian OF
New York, was slightly injured. He
was employed at the Monroe Theater,
which was bombed late Monday.
Intervention Fails.
Gillhllian, Ray Meyers, Bernard Clio
natti and John Davis were eating at the
counter of coffee shop when bullet,
fired through the window from the Sec
ond floor of building across the street,
they said, fattened itself against the
counter in front of them. A second bull
let broke a glass tumbler which Gill;
lillian held in his right hand.
Meanwhile Mayor Anton j. CermaK
attempt to bring about settlement OF
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