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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-07-29
ABOUT THE "SLOVAK
REVIEW"

lie drtlcle ABOUT the 'SfOvak
Review" by l.. O. Kozar, pub
lished in "Dennik Slovak v A.
merike' 1uly 2, 1892, was excel
lent and bears much weight. L
wish it would take. The Slovak
Review has been discussed for
some time. [ devoted several ar
ticles to it and through them you
might easily see that I am in
favor of it.
Mr.. Kozar had recourse to
newspapermen. Ordinarily, they
might swallow the idea after a
bit Of chewing-but our, Sloyak.
newspapermen, it seems, are diff
ferent. They understand that
better than | do. Yet, it is we'll
to get their support, if possible,
because they can help the idea
along tremendously.
But let me give you my honest
opinion.
| still think that nothing is
being done but beating around
the bush. | certainly am astonish-
ed that in this great country Of
ours which is supposed to harbor
so many thousands Of Slovaks,
there cannot be found even ten,
who would stake the venture and
push it ahead.
Mr.. Palickar offered to help
with $3OO.00-he has the spirit.
But there are many more, who
are more able to contribute more
to the cause: For all that a COM
pany might be formed, consisting
of, let us say ten men. I'm
pretty sure that with honest-to-
goodness business dealings they
would have their money back
and more within five years. All
that is really needed is a stake
for the first year (let's say $4,000
to $4, 4,O0O). With some real woN
during the first year the publica-
tion could practically pay for it.
self the next year. The third
year would be more fruitful and
so on.
For my part, it is very nice to
say these things-but not offer
any financial help. I did not in
tend to talk or write just for the
sake OF writing or talking. Be
lieve me, if it were possible, I'd
get right in line with Mr.. Pa
lickar. expect to be better off
after the next school year. In
the meantime I am ready to help
along the idea in any way or:
manner possible.
Now, to return to the previous
paragraph. The proposed CONE
pany Of ten, would not only Be
the owners but the workers at
the same time. Besides these,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-07-29
Poctivy nladenec.
(Skutocnost'. y

Prisiel Ciganr sobasne ohlasky
pisat' k fararovi. Tento sa no
pyta, ci ma napisat', ze "poctivy
mladenec".
Cigan (mladenec): No, pra-
vdaze!
Neskorsie 81 to predsa len ros-
mysli a povie:
Prosim ponizene, mech len
napfsu, ze mann troje!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-07-29
DneSne deti.

Matka vidf, ako Jozko a Jan.
ko kladivom rozbijajh cfnovych
vojackov, ktorych dostali cd Mi
kulasa. .s.,it
"Ale, deti," poveda matka,
"preeo tych vojackov rozbija-
te?"
"Vies, mama, my chceme od-
zbrojit' potion sa prihlasime do
Eigy Nar0aov.'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-07-29
SCH0DZA POLITICKEHO
K.LUBU MA STEELTON.

Slovensky Politicky Klub ma
Steelton bude odbyvat' sch6dzu
v nedel'u, 81. julia vecer 0 Z 30
hodine pod kostolom osady Mena
Jezis. kazdy Glen by sa nal tel
to sch6dze z1castnit', lebo bude
ye1mi vazne pojednavanie.
s uctou
J. Pavel Ondash, preds.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-07-29
Spolkove zprayy
MINIORIADNA SCHODZA HA.
SELTONsKEHO TATRA
SPOLKU.

Haseltonsky Tatra Spolok bu-
de mat mimoriadnu sch0dzu te-
raz V nedel'u, 81. julia hned' po
vePkej sv. omsi. Vsetci ndovia
majd sa dostavit'. Pojednavat' sa
bude vaznei veci.
S bratskym pozdravom
Jozef Kacenga, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-07-29
Emil Bobusch, Samuel
Raksany, 81. Anna Zimany.
"BEZMENNA' .JE svETo-
ZNAMA HRA.

Ked' dramaticky kriizok Sbo-
ru 146. s. T. j. Sokol otvoril mi.
nulli sezonu s vel'kou, nadher-
nou hrou "Siedme nebo'', pok6-
sill sme sa predlozit' slovenske-
mu obecenstvu po prvy raz ma
teito okolici hru, ktora hravana
bola S vel'kym uspechom tuna
Spojenych Statoch, Anglii atd'.
a ktora len v New Yorku bola
predstavena yiac ako TOO razy.
Tuna youngstownskym Slova-
lSom sa tiez pacila a preto ideme
Ease zahajit' sezonu niecim este
vaccssim, niecim doposial' v slo-
vencine v Amerike nepredstave-
nym.
Ako som spomenul V prvom
dopise, "Bezmenna" je svetozna-
ma hra. Medzi Amerikanmi a i
nymi l'ud mi, ktori navstevuju
divadla, tato hra je dObre znama
pod menom "Madame X. Kde
bola po prvy raz predstavena. to
neviem, ale to viem, re predsta-
vovana bola vo vsetkych hlav-
nych mestach tuna vePkym Il
spechom. V hlavnej llohe vyzna-
menala sa Pauline Frederickova.
Zastala ilohu Madame x tax
| chvalitebne, ze ked' tato hra bo-
la pripravena pre- filmy ,(ked' o
hovoriacich ffImoch nebolo ami
chyru), poziadana bola al tn "a
hrat' tito ulohu. Ked'. prisli ho-
voriaee filmy, tato hra bola jed
nou 2 prvych (ked' ME prva),
ktora pripravena bola Z tichych
ma hoyoriace. " tomto filme sa
vvznamenala Ruth Chattertono-
va, iedna najobl'nbenejslch he
reciek vo filmach az podnes. Pi-
sater neuspokojil sa vidiet' to
raz. ale vratil sa diva razy a zno-
VII TO obdivoval moze pOvedat' ,
ze lepsei dramy cd vtedy nevi-
del. Al teraz, kto pozoruje diva
| delne ohlasky v anglickych no
vinach, casto uvidf spominanh
dramu "Madame X''.
Tato hra bola tiez predstavo.
vana vo franctlzstine, v nemcine
a inych reGiach a $ vel'kym IL
spechom predstavovana bola v
Narodnom divadle v Prahe, v ce-
stine. Teda myslim, ze je to spra-
vne p1sat' tejto hre, re je "sve-
toznama".
Pre- mas dramaticky krilzok TIL
to hru prelozil mas riaditel Pa
vel Sherfel a zaiste re po pred
staven1 ma %. oktobra youngs-
townski Slovaci budii mu po-
vd d'acni "a jeho, pracu, S ktorou
prinasa navstevnikom sloven-
skych divadiel nieeo noveho,
zvlastneho, velkeho v hre "Bez-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-07-29
YOUNGEST, sLcv. NovINY

Mozno dostat' Y drobnom sodpre-
vile 4 ma stande pod mostoA y
dali d 3. j. Hudika, 1853 Poland
Ave, p. Jana Franko ma Lansing
Campbell.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-07-29
Pikniky a zabavy
VEL'KY sOKOLSKY PIKNIK
MA L.ANSINGVILLE.
Sokolstvo II. okresu prevedie
cvicenie. Vyborna hudba.

IT. okres zupy 5. SLOW. Kat. So
kola usporiada uz t1to nedel u,
81. julia vel'ky sokolsky piknik
spojeny verejnym cvieenim v
Pine Hollow parku, na Lansing
vile. 3 =
Program je nasledovny:
Cel6 Sokolstvo sa slide v So.
kolovni Sboru 108. a 0 1. hodine
budeme pochodovat' az ma mie-
sto pikniku, kde br. predseda
povie privitajncu rec a zacne sa
zabava. Hrat' bude obi 'dbena
Zajacova orchestra.
O 4. hodine sa preved1 cvicby
Sokolov a. Sokoliek 2. okresu.
Preto ma ten vel Ky piknik po-
volavame vsetkych Slovakov a
Slovenky celeho okolia, aby sa
prisli zabavit' a rozveselit'.
O dobr1 zabavu, zakusky a
vsetko inc sa postara vybor. Nj
kto neobanuje, kto sa toho pix
niku ztcastni.
vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-07-29
Vydarena slavnost'
Spolku Sv. Amy
(Dokoncenie S /. strany.) J

dar.
Po zaspievanf stBolerazu'' O.
sadnym spevokolom, pi.9 Maria
Melek predniesla pekne blahoze-
lanie meme Odboru 46. Mveny
325. efsla TKSzJ. a oddala da-
ry.
Ia G. Is. Kadetskej X. j. pre-
hovorila pi. Helena Budaj a od-
dala dar.
Dievcatka Pam. Oddielu pri
{. 30. vystdpily a jedno nieh
cistou slovencinou krasne zavin-
SovalO. .
PAM Katarina Sulik, V meme
vsetkych miestnych cisiel IKSZJ.
oddala Diary pre- ODE hi. uradni-
6ky 20 Spolku sv. Amy, pi. Slif-
kov1 a pi. Kubinovn.
Dievcata z Pam. Odd, 81. Kla-
ra a Helena Kubina. Paulina Pc
trik Helena Balas, oblecene. V
krojoch, zaspievaly krasne dve
piesne: "Hocaj som ia rychtaro-
va dcera" "SlovenGina moja".
ia &. 25. IKSJ. blahozelal p.
Jozef Martinko, ktory zdoraznil
mladezi, ze jej sd treba slovenske
spolky i pre- spolocensky zivot,
ktory i'm asekuracne spolocnosti
nemozu dat.
BIahozelania predniesli este:
81. Mildred Steiner, ktora odda-
la dar Cd spolku P.H.J.; Rev. M.
M. Tondra; "a {. 156. q. J. V
Struthers pi. Julia Danko; "a {.
519. IKSJ. FrantiSek Markovic.
Spevokol zaspieval "Ja som SIo-
| yak".
Pani Maria Kubina, hi. dozor-
nicka IKSZJ. sa vyslovila, ae Il.
j. je najvacsia, najsirsia maj
stedrejsia slovenska organizacia
v Amerike, ktora podporuje ako
| cirkev, tax narod a svoje Glen
stvo.
Nasledoval hlavnF reGnik, Rev.
Stefan Koeis, hi. duchovny Il. J
Napred pozdravil Spolok sv. An,
ny "a osadu Mena Jezis "a cislo
Marie Magdaleny ma Steelton a
potion obsirnejsie hovoril 0 Sla-
viacom spolku organizacii. Zen
ska Jednota je vskutl1u siroka -
cd Atlantickeho az llu PacifickG-
mu oeeanu; je vel'ka. lebo ma
| vyse 10000 clenstva a vyse 7 mi.
lionov majetku; a je jednou z
najstedrejslch 'slovenskych orga-
nizacii ma svete. Podporuje Sale
zianov v kraji GOO dol. rocne, pod.
poruje Spolok sv. Vojtecha, roku
1923 dala Mattel Skolskej svoi
| nryT eek ma 300 600 dala Skol-
skej Mattel najviac 70 vsetkych
organizacif. V kazdom slovenskom
katolickom kostole V Amerike je
dajaky dar cd Il. j., Gi uz V po-
dobe barevneho obloka alebo j.
neho predmetu. Venovala vel'ke
tisice dolarov ma siroty v Middle
town, Pa. Rocne vyplaca 100000
smrtnych podporach. Odpustila
clenstvu rozpoctoch yyse pol
miliona dolarov. A to vsetko sa
naskladalo centillov. Organiza-
cia stojf pevne, "a co treba d'a-
koval hi. nradnickam a ?. Bohu.
Go bude nasimi organizaciami
v d'alsej bud1cnQsti, to cd mas
samyych zavisi. TAX bude, ako my
sami rozhodneme. Ked' budeme
stat "a mimi, pracovat' "a ne,
budl prekvitat'.
Rev. Begalla potion pod 'ako-
val vsetkym reenfkom a poziadal
obecenstvo, ably zostalo ma zaba-
We, ktora nasledovala.
Hostia boil pohostenl chutny-
mi senvicami, l'adovou smotanou
| a krajovyymi kolacami. Potion, pri
ciganskej hndbe Baradaka, Dol
tanec dlho do noci.
C-o1o1r axy An,,xy n 'a1rY11a fn1.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-07-29
Hry ma nedel u.

Hry Slovenskej Baseball sllgy
ma nedel'u budi znamenite. Hra
Campbell-Haselton bude napi-
nava a bude zahrana ma LOTUS
hrisku V Campbell. V prvej po-
lovici sezony Campbelleania po-
razili HaseltonGanov a Haseltor-
cania, cd toho casu posilneni, Wy
tras1 vsetko 20 svojho rukava,
ably vyhrali.
Hra Steelton-Nsv. Trojice ma
Borts hrisku bude tiez dobra a
spravca Steeltoncanov, Kerestur
nebude brat ziadne riziko. Free
man sa postavi k hadzaniu. Tro-
jica posle Staseka zastavit' slime
1dery. g.
Lansingvillcania a Horvati bu-
dd hrat' ma Shady run. Obe ,caty
sti rovnako slime. Antol alebo
Halt bude hadzat' "a Lansing
vile a Oblock "a Horvatov.
Ked' Farrellcania zavitai1 do
Struthers hrat' so Sokolmi, perie
bude iste lietat'. Sokoli posledne
prehravali a teraz chcd vyhra-
vat. Blice alebo Vansac bude
picerom Sokolov. Lucas bude ak
iste hadzat' "a Farrellcanoy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-07-29
Slovenska Baseball
Liga
fDokoncenir |. strany.)

Viktor Francis posadil Ian
singvillcanov troma zabitmi j
vystraj jkovanfm 10 V nedel'u a
tax campbellski Slovaci odniesli
81 vit'azstvo 100. Francis vel'-
mi klamal Observation-Disclosures
jeho pomalymi, drazdiacimi krii.
tenymi hodmi. Miknla Jurak
viedli vo vit'aznom pochode, pc
rue home runy vzdor tomu, ze
Lansingvillcania pouzili IA hra-
GOV, ably zastavili prival. Camp
bellcania boil nemilosrdnf voci
Kotasekovi, vyzenuc no pieer-
skej pozicie.
+ Jednym najvacsich prekva-
peni tejto sezone bola priehra
Steeltoncanov ku 9 vo Farrell.
Farrellcania sa vrhli ma Lefty
Freemana hned' V prvom iningu
a dobyli tri obehy. Pridali DIAL.
slch pat obehov vo stvrtom a to
bolo oponou prenho. Knapik
prevail bremeno a S chrbtom ku
stene opretym hadzal vyborne.
medzitim Steeltoncania ntofili ma
Stokovskeho. Dobyli diva obehy v
piatom a pat obehov V siestom
iningu. Stokovsky Dol vyhnany
jeho miesto zaujal Lucas. Steel
toncania sk6rovali este jeden, po-
viazuc hru, ale St'astena nebola
so Steeltoncanmi Farrellcania
pretisli vlt'azny obeh deviation
iningu.
Strutherskf Sokoli dobyli cam.
pionstvo slovenskeho Struthersu
nedel'u ich vft'azstvom mad ca
tou osady Nsv. Trojice V Struth-
ers. Bill lobdu ako Stropica tax
od Staseka l'ubovol ne, dosiah-
nuc osemnast' zabitov a 19 obe-
how. Andrej Jonda viedol paradu.
Cata Trojice urobila sest' chyb.
Vo fajnej hre ma Oakland hri-
sku Haseltoncania vytisli Horva-
TOW vyhry 9 ku 9. Banjo bol
kraPom kyjom a Semanov "a
bit. V 6smom zabezpecil vyhru.
Andy Vickers 81 vytknul clenok
a boil odneseny domov. Poranenie
ME je tax nebezpetne, ako sa my
slelo, a spravca Kacenga bude
! mat Andyho V cate Ease skoro.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-07
NEW YORK CITY TRYING TO SAVE l ITSELF.TO-DAY
Owes $4O,OOO,O0O and Has Only Half of It. Banks Refuse Any More Loans

New York, Dec .--UP)--In a frantic effort to avoid almost cor tain default on $40,00O,000 of New York city obligations. due today, Tammany Leader John r. Curry, Mayor elect John r. O'Brien and other democratic officials went into secret session at Curry's apart ment. Only half of the $40,000.000 needed was available in cash. Bankers asked to save the city's credit by an advance of $2b.00O.00O flatly refused unless a further cut of $25,000,00O is made In the 1883 budget
 The board of estimate. chief in- strumcnt of budget making, went into executive session to consider the situation while the Tammany board of strategy. working out side official channels. was at- tempting to devise means of stav- ing off the default.
 In addition to the $40.000,000 in revenue bills that should be paid today $25,000.000 more are due to- morrow, and $3O,000.000 more should be paid Friday. These bills were given as security. for loans made in anticipation of taxes. A large percentage Of the taxes failed to materialize.
 So serious was today's situation that it brought President-elect Franklin D. Roosevelt and Cover nor-elect Herbert H. Lehman into the picture. MT Roosevelt was due here tonight 10 consult with the man who will succeed him on city saving legislation.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-07
AUTOS MUST BE IN GOOD SHAPE
 HEREAFTER
The Drivers Who Have Poor Equipment on Bos- ton Post Road to Be Arrested

Westport. Conn, Dec 7-UP)-- A campaign to rid Connecticut highways of automobiles with faulty equipment has been started by the state motor vehicle depart ment.
 As result of conference of Commissioner Robbins R. Stoeckel and police chiefs of six Fairfield county towns late yesterday, all vehicles using the Boston post road between Fairfield and the New York state line will be stopped for inspection beginning Monday.
 If the brakes or other vital parts are sufficiently defective, we will make arrests on the spot" Stoeckel declared. The registra- ton plates will be removed and the cars lowed to garage for re- pairs, he added.
 In the case of faulty equipment of q minor nature operators will be warned and their names taken by police.
 i've are launching our drive against faulty equipment on the the New York state line because that is the stretch of highway whereon traffic is densest," said Stoeckel
 Now when the burden of hard times Is felt and little or no money Is being spent by owners on, re- pairs and corrections of equip ment 1t becomes apparent that the police must use greater vigilence in watching for cars likely to cause accidents"
 Police chiefs of Fairfield. Vest port, Darien, Stamford and Green wich have pledged cooperation in the campaign.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-07
HEARINGS FOR
 CHANGING THE
 VOLSTEAD ACT
House Ways and Means Committee Started in Room That Was Crowd ed to the Doors
By WILLIAM F. KERRY United Press Staff Corrcspondent)

\ AENsSS E1sfah &oAA>'hSOAsss~sssI
 Washington, Dec 7.--(UP)--The house ways and means committee today began formal hearings on modification of the Volstcad act.
 In committeeman packed with Levi Cooke, Washing ton, lawyer, counsel for the United States brewers, was the first wit ness.
 Chairman Collier announced when hearing began that the "beer and wine" bill which he had brought up for committee consid- eration was only tentative" He introduced the measure yesterday in the house with the support of the democratic leadership.
 It provides for 2.76 per cent beer and naturally fermented" wines. Beer would be taxed at $500 q
 (Continucd on Page 4D
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-07
PRIEST SAVED LIFE OF ROBBER
 OF HIS CHURCH
Mob Wanted to Lynch When They Learned He Had Tried to Destroy Church Relics

New York, Dec 7--(U. p.) VI Louis Rodrigo. paroled convict, owed his safety to-day to | priest who rescued him frost . mob an- gered by an atttept to rob the poor box at Immaculate Conception church. The mob formed when it was reported Rodrigo attempted to destroy relics.
 Tho robbery attempt was discov- cred by the Rev Father Peter Aarts who found Rodrigo kneeling before the altar with n screwdrlver in ono hnnd. The pastor quietly c4flcd police, and soon 200 per- sons were at the church door. Fa- ther Aarts took Rodrigo through the crowd before his identity was discovered. Tho pnreled convict was talten Into q nearby nndertak. ing establishment where the mob battered At the doors shouting lynch him" when i've police ears WSEevN&4 .4s ~ ~--i ..Als sat ]
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-07
Governor Cross, Chairman John H. Crary, Thomas J. Spellacy and David E. FitzGerald Conferred in Hartford Yes terday Over Distribution

Patronage to be handed out to the democrats of $. Conffecticut dtir- ing the coming two, years eswhich lies within the power of Governor Wilbur l.. Cross and the senate, which Is expected to have, a dem ocratic majority despite g.o.p. attempts to upset the situation now existing aaS result of tho November election. was discussed at the capitol yesterday afternoon with Town Chairman John H.. Crary of Waterbury present. Mir Crary. along with former Nation al Committeeman Thomas J. Spell lacy of Hartford and ex- Mayor Da- vid l.. Fitzgerald of New Haven. sat In with Governor Cross by special invitation from the states chief executive.
 The conference between, the gov ernor and the "old guard" lead CTS was supposed to be of a private and secret nature. It was private but not secret. News of the con ference leaked out late last night.
 tContinucd on Page 4.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-07
NEW BASE BALL
 SERIES TO CUT
 DOWN EXPENSES
American AssOcia tiOn Plans Eastern-W Western Division = Would Hurt International League

Columbus. ohio. Dec 7--(UP)--- Approval of q plan to divide the American Association into eastern and western divisions for Q playoff series ut the end of the baseball season was announced by tho asso- citation here to-day through l.. $. McPhail. president of the Colum- bus Club and originator of the plan.
 The announcement came during the days conferences at the con- vention of the National Association of Minor Leagues. Tn meeting of three class A circuits--Texas, Southern and Western--in which John D. Martin president of the Southern. presided as chairman, n salary limit of $4.250 per month per club. exclusive of the man. ager's pay, was adopted.
 (continued on Page S)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-07

There was strong suspicion in London that Soviet Russia might be back of Persists move and, to be secretly supporting the shah.
 The latest move came to-day when 1t was revealed Britain had threatened to negotiate no new trade agreement with Russia un- less the latter apologized for re- cent anti British propaganda pub- lished In Moscow.
 The British move could be con- strued as a yelled warning to Russia that unless Moscow takes its hands out of the Persian business, there will be no more trade with It is a strong weapon, and If Russia is really involved in the Persian oil deal, she would think twice before sacrificing her trade with Britain to further her inter- ests in the direction of India.
 Meanwhile. the Persian legation in London issued a more concili- atory statement, offering to "nego- tiate' and at the same time deny- ing indignantly that the Soviet mbassador had visited the lega- tion to confer on the oil dispute.
 (Continued on Page g.l
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-07
Demands An Apology From Soviet Russia
 And Scores Persia
Great Britain Hurls Her Answer to Those Nations, Who Would Not Dare Insult Her a Decade Ago
OIL FIELDS OF PERSIA
 ARE CAUSE OF UPROAR
By LOUIS F. KEEMLE


 Great Britain, Russia and Persia have entered into wordy economic that threatened today to have serious consequences in international trade.
 The British Hon. it's tail twisted in quick succession by Soviet Russia and then by little Persia roared reply with odtime British vgor which gave the those who have been saying her economic plight have laid her open attack by nations who decade ago would have dared defy her.
 The vtalyimportant Persian oil fields lay back of the dispute The fields exploited by the British government itself through the AngoPersian Oil Co., which has long, term concession
 Persia recently told Britain the concession sfactory and would be cancelled. Britain retored by caring she would permit nothing of the sort Persia held it's ground in note reported to have been Insulting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-07
STATE LABOR IN
 PLANS TO GUST ],
 SWEATSHOPS
Investigator Presents Pro- gram That Is Being Pre- pared to Fight Those Places in Conn.

New Britain, Conn, December 2 - (UP) = The State Labor De- partment's program for driving the sweatshops out of Connecticut was described in q speech here today by Miss Helen Wood. industrial inyes- tigator for the department.
 Addressing the Social Service Club of New Britain, Miss Wood told of conditions permitted by Connecticut's axd labor stntutes which not only drag down the standards of legitimate industry but also have q destructive effect upon the morals and health of the young girls employed in fly-by- night needlework factories.
 She urged support of Legislation along the following lines: @ \ l. Registration of all employees. Employers operating shops in the state whose names do not appear on the list of Connecticut Mann- facturers should be required to register with the state Labor De- partment and should not be al- lowed to begin operatipg without
 sfContinued on Page Al
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-07
DEMOCRAT ASKS HIGH COURT TO
 GIVE HIM SEAT
William A. Conley Went to Superior Court To-day to Demand His Seat in Senate

Bridgeport, Conn. Dec 7--(U.Po William A. Conley. democrat. went into superior court to-day In n fight to force the state board of canvasscrs to certify his election as state senator from the 2lst dis trict. If Conley's election is certi- fled, democrats will control the state senate and vast amount of patronage by one vote.
 Conley's attorneys sought n writ mandamus from superior court Judge Frank r. McEvoy ordering the board to certify his election. Last week Judge McEvoy refused a writ of mandamus to Fred w.. Harrison. republican who lost by 25 votes according to the first can vass. for a recanvass of the dis. trict vote. Harrison has appealed
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