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The Washington times., 1932-03-15
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LIQUID-TABLETS-S
666 Liquid or Tablets used internally
and 666 Salve externally make IA COM
plete and effective treatment for colds
Most Speedy Remedies known
The Washington times., 1932-03-15

MISS ALICE BENKER
THIS LONDON nursemaid
suggested England's latest gold
rush. All. the gold is being
sold to the government, melted
into ingots, and shipped abroad.
photo by international News
Photographic Service.
The Washington times., 1932-03-15
ADVERTISER EMIT
COUGHS

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mulsion combines the best helps
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narcotics. Money refunded If any
cough no matter of how long stand
ing is not relieved. Ask your drug.
gist for Creomulsion.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-19

McKees Rocks, ,ktory pomocou svo
jich niekol 'kych snazivych cir.
kevnikov sosbieral satstvo "a bo.
KY a prispel al znacnou finant-
nou pomocou, ako al ii bratia a
sestry,. ktori druhy a treti raz
svojimi darmi prispeli ma tito
sl'achetnn akciu Priklady pri-
t'ahujd. Nechze povzbudia al i
nJch k naslcdovaniu; mech ii bra
tia a sestry, ktori sa dosial' ne
zdcastnili samaritanskeho diela,
nasleduju povznasajuce priklady
obetavych dobrodincov! Ze ie
bieda n1dza V domacnostiach
svojeti nasej vel 'ka, nemusfme TIL
zdoraznovat' a opakovat'. Kto
mas usi, poeuj; kto mas srdce, po-
>mahajl Co mas poslat'? Vsetko
mozeme upotrebit' saty a obuv
pre- dospelych i deti. Gros po-
traviny pre- KAzD,EHO prosiaee-
no. Neotal al, neodkladaj, ale po.
sli hned' - DNES, lebo SINE pri
suchom zdroji, ktory treba OH
Wit, naplnit', ably bolo z coho u
del 'ovat' pomoc prosiacim bied-
nym.
Svoje Diary lasky: grose, bali
ky. satstya, obuvi (pre dospelych
a deti), strukoviny (farmeri) a
| plechovice (obchodnici MASON a
proceriou), zasielajte ma adresu +:
Slovak League Relief Fund, P.O.
Box 996, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Ocakavaj1c plneho porozume-
MIA vsetkych nasich dobrych ru-
di ich srdecnu kooperaciu pre-
nasich prosiacich, sme 1cte od-
danf
Vybor vzajomnej Pomoci
SLOW. Ligy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-19
Ako vysoko lietaju vtaci?

v dobe vvskovych rekordov ne
bude nezaujimave vediet', ako
vysoko ietajd vtaci. Prirodopi-
sec Hergesel pouzil pri vedeckom
skdmani tejto otazky predovset-
kym zprav letcov. tt mu potvr-
dill, re orion sa mono street
nut este vo vyske 1900 metrov.
Bociani ietaju obycajne, len vo
vyske do 900 metrov. Skovranok
bol videny vo vyske 1000 metrov,
havran vo vyske 1.400 metrov.
To s1 vsak vynimocne pripady,
lebo "a normalnych okolnosti ne
lietaji vtaci V tax velikej vyske.
W vo vySke vyse 400 metrov mo-
zno "a normalnych pomerov len
vel mi zriedka uvidiet' lietajnce-
no vtaka. Vacsina vtakoy lieta.
pOd tOutO VySK0u. IA mlmOrlad-.
nych okolnosti dosiahnu vsak
ytaci j vysky priamo rekordnej.I
TAX pri poslednej nemeckej w,
prave horolezeckej, ktora sa POI
kdsila bez1spesne . dosiahnutie
najvyssieho vrcholu Mont Eve
Irestu, boil clenovia vypravy vo
vyske vyse 5000 metrov prekva-
penf supom, ktory sa dostalS az
do tejtoE obroYskej yyylky, y kto-
rel clovek mozu az dychat' len
pomocou kysiik dodayajdcehoi
prfstroja Sup ysak bez akej.1
kol'yek namahy kriizil Y tejto w
IKE mad w yprayol 4 potom odleS
tsl 4 Mile kraje. j j
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-19

Curtisyil1e, Pa. Dakujem YAM !
menom mojej rodiny "a balik da-
rov. Bob mnohondsobne vyna-
brad! Prosirn financn1 po.
moe. Spolok neplatfm uz s me-
siacov. Bolelo BY ma, keby ma
vytvorili. Wendell Drahos.
Renton, Pa. Srdecne d d'akujem
"a balfk 2 darov lasky, "a saty a
obuv. T. Hodorovsky.
Olyphant, Pa. .Obraciam sa k
vam znova pomoc. Nachadzame
sa neopisatel 'nej biede. Met i
naho vychodiska, ako prosit'. Ne
osAyste mas; podporte mas gro.
som. Anna Verespy.
Toronto, Ont, Can. L'1to mi
.je, ze som ndteny prosit' po-
moe. Bieda mas mort. Met ineho
vychodiska, ako obratit sa k svo
jim, poziadat' ich, aby nam, t. j.
manzelom a 4 dietkam, poskytlj
pomoc. Boil ma, ze nemozem ma
pomoct' nevladnych rodicov. Div
ze cloyekovi srdce cd ziapu ne.
pukne... Je az do z1fania... Fran.
tisek savel.
Finleyville, Pa. - Bratia a Sc
stry! Pre- Boha vas prosim, po-
mozte mi j mojim 5 det'om, ktore
81 nemajd co object obut'. -
Jozefina Kapustova.
Glassmere, Pa. Bud tie tax do
bri, napomoct' 6-clenov1 rodinu.
Trpime velmi. Martin Hanz.
Cleveland, O. Nam 5 detf od
2 do IL rokov. Prosfm vas, bud ;
te laskavi, napom6ct' ma. 18 me-
siacov nepracujem. Sine V takea
biede, ze 81 nemame co obut' o
Iobliect'. Vodu plyn nam zatvo-
rili. Ostali SINE ma milosti Bozej,
tol'ko name, co nam dobri ludia
- chleba kavy dones1. Tri de.
ii chodia do skoly, kde i'm jest
davaju. Smilujte sa mad Mani =
Tomas Sakmar.
california, Pa. Ako ini v biede
sa nachadzajnci, ia prosim po-
moe. Ma vsetky strany .sme zadl-
zeni. Name 4 deti Met obuvi,
MET Stat a spodneho satstva a
MET "a co ktipit'. Je to hrozlie
polozenie. Andrej Albert.
STAFFORD, Pa. Shame vas pro.
sim, pomozte mi mojom zlom
polozenf. Nemam siseo object a.
nj "a co k1pit'. Do spolku som
dlzen prispevky, nerad by Dol 20
spolku vytvoreny. Je mas Il V ro,
dine. j. j. G.
Novsie Diary lasky doposlaH:
PAM Alzbeta Fischerova, Gle
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-19

TEKUTINA - rABI1.TY 1e1fS3
666 Tekutina alebo Tabisty nSfyan4 III
666 Salve ma mastsnie, 81 d6k61AI5m
a utinnym liectvom ma Pfec15Uo o9Aie.
Najrtchlejsie zninie Iislky.
OSTIEPKY "A BRYNUAA
8 vel,k6 udens osispky ....... $500
funtov fatnsj bryhd1e 400
Peniaze obiednavkou. PoStu platime.
STURMAN CHEK98 CO., ING.
Platea, Erie Co., rem'a.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-19
Po1EAHAJ1EE!
Prosby naSich biednyoh W n1no-
zia -- a s&soby ! darov talkmer
vy6efpan6. n.

L'udsky cit bratstva d lasky
krest'anskej ucf l'udi citnycll
l'udi prexfvat' toto citenie. Y
dusiach l'udskych kladie kopaj-
nice, po ktorych idd skutky DO
brocinnosti. Ak mozeme urobit
dobry skutok, necakajme, ale u
robme no HNED. Ej, beda l'u-
dom, ktorf vida a nekonaj1
ktorf stoja, ale 11evedia d necitia
ma com a kde stoja. Beda pud,om
ktori nepoznajd smysel syojho Ii.
vota!
Kde je poNad mas, tam mech
je al srdce nase. " axiom blate 50
nachadza clovek, ktory pri syo
jom bohatstve nema srdca! Snaz
me sa vsetci dobre cinit a a>konat'
aby SINE poznali smysel syojho
zivota. Np
Srdcia nasich najblizsich bra
tov a sestar po krvi kosti -
boil l'om sa svijajd. Pre- milosrden-
stvo Bozie prosia, volajd: PO.
MOZTE! Ano, sestry a bratia
pomozme utrapenej, zbedovanei
svOJETI!
Mech nebude Slovaka, ktory
moze a nepomohol by
Menom nasej utrapenej chudo-
by, prosfme vas, bratia a sestry,
POMAHAJTE, zasielajte svojc
Diary lasky Vyboru Vzajomnei
Pomoci SLOW. Llgy, ktoreho spo-
re postriedley sn vycerpane. Met
grosa, MET obuvi, MET Stat, MET
spodneho prada, MET Stat pre-
deti, nieto dost' potravnych clan
kov. A pomoc je s1rne potrebna
Prosby prichodiace SO vsetkych
stran Spojenych Statov a Kama
dy sa mnozia. Povazte, len "a 8
dni v mesiaci februari, krem chile
ba, Vybor Wal. Pomoci rozdal
prosiacim 1000 rozlicnych veci.
Vsimnite 81 nasledovne slcva
vd'aky a dpenlive prosby - a po-
mahajte!
Lien paru listov 2 mnohych)
Nutwood, O. - Balik Stat smc
obdrzAli. vd'aka vam "a cennu
pomoc. Bob vas sprevadzaj ma
vasich cestach dobrocinnosti, akii
preukazujete nasmu l'udu. Psota
mas prenasleduje. Deti sd bose .
nemocne. Prosim obuv finahc
MI pomoc. j J.lPopp.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-19
veland, O., IA kusov chlapskych
a chlapcenskych veci.

chlapcenskych vecf.
Pi. Maria Sajdova, Roselle, n.
j., s kusov muz. a zen. veci.
Pi. Maria Bizubova, Buffalo,
N. Y, 35 zen. muz. veci.
Pi. Gallanova, S. S. Pittsburgh,
sosbierala prispeli: ri. Blahu-
tova 3, pi. Feladikova 3, pi. Tru.
nova 10 pi. Pekarova IL muz.
a zenskych veci.
Pani Maria Dubinska, New
York, 5 muz. zen. veci.
Michal Kosicky, Grassflat, Pa.
40 kusov rozl. veci.
Spolok Sv. Vincenta pri slov.
kat. osade, Rev. Jozef Vrhunec.
duchovny, 2S1 rozl. veci pre- do
spelych deti.
Peter Hrusovsky, Alma, Mich.
s kusov udeneho masa.
Pi. Frantiska Kuckova, Enai-
cott, N. Y, % m. a Z. veci.
M. Gutta, Johnstown, N. Y.
(druhy raz), 40 kusov Z. d. veci.
Maria Demkova, So. Prairie,
f f
Wash, Is muz. a zen. veci
PAM Joz. Gubalova, Whiting,
Ind. 90 roll. veci do domacnosti
Seven Bakers Bros, Pittsburgh
chlieb.
Wendell Pass, Export, Pa, dru-
hy raz prispieva, II novych pa
rov topanok.
Juraj Seletsky, N. s. Pittsburg
sosbieral IL. muz. vecf.
Ward Baking Co., Pittsburgh,
chlieb.
A. j. Funtal, SIS. Pittsburgh,
grocie v sumo $3.50.
Rudolf Domin, Coaldale, Pa,
II vecf pre- dsspelych a deti. :
Pi. Alb. Kadlecova, Carney,
O., balfk pre- Annu Skerpanovd
Renton, Pa.
United Baking Co, Pittsburgh,
chlieb.
Hankey Baking Co, Mckee
Rocks, Pa, chlieb.
Jozef Lacko, STAFFORD, Pa, is
detskyych vecf.
Pavel Kordiak, Minneapolis.
Mimi, Is Diet. a inych veci.
Michal Zemany, Freeland, Pa
S.. Cecilia .Puskarova, Imperial,
Pa. So, N. N, McKees Rocks, Pa.
81, Jan a. Rondzlk, sbierku, ku
ktoreJ prlspeh: Spolok Sv. Vim
eenta $50 a Rev. yozef Vrhulec
Mckees Rocks, Pa, $40, spolu
$50 JuraJ kulik, Epton, Pa. 81,
I 4 = NdrliH olliHdk, Lakewood, ". 70,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-19

Youngstownsk6 slovenske
Noviny ST pfsane 4 vydavan6 pre-
youngstownskych a okolitych Slo-
vakov. Nase namahy budd mai
lepsie odmenene, ked pomozete
tieto noviny do kazdej slovenskej
domAcnosti ma okoli umiestnit'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-19
SLOYAK CATHOLIC so
K0L DUCK PINS.
BY John Talan.

Strike! Strike! Strike! A word
often heard during our last ses.
sion, session which marked the
breaking Of one record twice and
another one once. Pins were be.
ing scattered all over the alleys.
1t is being whispered that, the.
pin boys are still looking for the
and 8 pins on number alley.
Struthers started it all, when
Steve Ekoniak broke Joe Daley's
3 game high with mark Of
GOT. He was ably assisted by
Jack Olenik and the Struthers
gang took the odd game, from
the Grand Alleys. H. johnson
and Doc Kocialek were the
big guns for the Grands.
A concentrated attack, fea-
turing the whole personnel was
instrumental in the X Of G win.
ming two Of their games from
Steelton. Matches" Martinko s
rolling was Of a high order.
The climax Of the evenings
performance was the high pow.
cred rolling Of the Champion st.
Cyril & Methodius squad who
smashed the naples here, there
and everywhere for the record
breaking total Of 26a2; the high
est total ever rolled in the Slovak
Cath. Sokol Duckpin League,
and a score good enough for
any mans league. Everybody on
the team gets share in the
honors for there were no low
scores and it was unfortunate
that it became the lot of the
Slovak Cath. Sokols to meet the
Saints when they were con.
The st. Cyril's efforts of an
Ss5 = 852 and S95, the last game
being within one pin Of the
league single game high, were
headed by Scannell whose 212-.
loO--224 gave him GIG total
and broke the 3 game individual
broken earlier in the evening by
s. Ekoniak. Wollter was the
Sokols best bet.
Hail to the victors!
/ The 200 scores:
| Wollter - 213.
Weekly herald., 1932-07-10

Two full pages, cHlTINA, ALA@KA THE MOST horri parade came off the first thing 4th of July AM: It s tart ed at the U. .Commi ss oners. All the children of school age were in it, & their color bearer was Hal Bxzrne tt , but he is not quite old nnuff to go to school. They were wearing masks. The. Navy WIS repre- sented by' Ora c. Nelson and Nag jorie Shepard, dressed in sailor suits and trousers. Then came the foreign countries and the circus, represented by Flor en co Ne1- sor and Everett Davis. Fl ence was nnstu1ned in an Arabian outfit Sc sum- :aa1aae.x Everett had q green suit and tar qqa. Ene Sn ri: :C3;gl y~sreakGs cs snake ch*>rmer. (But they were not o1ive as "ThF:r cfn't no snakes"in Alaska This is true. The next in line were the s,S Army of America,a ,a the pi oneer s repr esentedby Jackie Coats in Q brown fringcd suit and coonskin cap and a bis gun. Army Wses Philip Nelson Clad in 'k5arki 'wi tn 5is tols and gun. The herder to keep them in process on was Adrian ns clown wi tn tanbor een~nni se- maker. The noise was hornes, and tlle WAS plenty of it. They Ecr cheo t every house in town. At Ccats' they were trcateG to fudge. At Shcpard's to Cherries. At Clou-h5 TO pink 1emon2Ge and peppermint sticks. Al ter they had unmask ked so it was safe for them to have them, came fire crackers. JCcldc Coats ns Daniel Boone WIS 9 winner. Mr:.& .1r s FIRED COLE CLoUGH cane all the way over from Valdez & pi c11cd up +h- cir mother Mrs. Andrew Nels or ,v'1b }iah been Tt Paxon Lodge, to spend dny in Chi tina ith her son 6c family and the. c1ou5,hs Fred took charge of the saf aty* during the fire crakers ,whi lG Harriet took charge Of. the visi ting. They: stayGd to" suprer**:4t *:4 4t the: Nels ons and went on to Copper Center thn t night, so Fred could GO bui sne ss with Gillian Of the Airways. Then went back to Valdez the next day nndh ok Mrs, Andrew Nelson vii tn them over the 1ov- ely Valdez Trail to visit a1onl; the coast.
Weekly herald., 1932-07-10

FIRST SEAPLANE landing in Chi ti na.
 Clayton L. Scott, weel known AL askan pilot wi tn his 300 horse pow-
 CT Loeninr Corrnut ter se2plane, wi tn Fr. Tronst, Dr.. Gordon Recently gv- en office of Indian Affairs) & Roy Douglcs of Cordova as pass engers lit on the lake in front of" Chlti ma. bu t not until they had circ1ed 8 number
 of times to ret their locatl on. It really an ar1phl bi an~ but the wheels
 Ire in Cordcva. These men left Corr
 dcva a few 6:ays cGo and since then,
 hnvc be en tc Circle, Ft.. Yukon, Bess- yer and: Fairbanks At Fairbanks scctt landed i ttlre rivan md anchor reu~At the bridge. Coming t o Chitina he Ii
 at Copper Center on the Copper Rlv- CT. So that he could take off, for 1ValGez, end from there to Cordov2 So that his pass sengers could catch the boat, he took off and lit in the h. rCcr loke not more than 500 1t. ow- ay from Trout lake in Chi tina.' Then he headed Test to Valcez. On the Inst 1 trip he made over 30 ste ps The pl let threw a rope to shore, end they an-
 chored to the track Which is ri Int up close to the lake, and pulled the
 SC ap1ane up to shore IS if it had
 been . boat. It eems rather unuau-
 al for airp1anes to light right in
 the heort of town as they GO hre in
 Chi tina The plane whi ch they come
 in wos bret up from Los Angeles this
 winter by scott and on the trip from Los Angeles he flew as far up the:
 coast as Nome. Wore than half of the }Fp1op1e in Chi tina went down tormel-
Weekly herald., 1932-07-10

{m. GORDON 6 NR |. :TRoAsT the Ar chi t q ect Of the new Native Hohp11a1 (5e. IT ere:1a f or Nov.~ l I;,:>l93l came" tot11 E
 town of Chi tina wi tn Clayton L.Scotl in his se:plane. They hurried up the
 road where they caught Harry Kin5ta>
 Chef end his auto. He drove then
 up to inspect the N,tive school mo Hospital. There S that fine hosoit~
 Il built sc snug and wo.rn wi thout 2.
 stick Of furni ture in it, not even q stovJ. Even tuo1y it will have six
 tovea: Thh us. Govt. seem to b eot of dcugh-b baby. Even tho the Govt.is
 out of ;+ppr riations it is right on the job. The very fine proof is they have put Dr. Gordon in charge O. the rative work for the terr tory and he he3s ve1yt ire quo1ific ations, whi oh
 re printed bclow:-
 Dr. Gordon attended Ear1ham College. F cn77ond. Ird.,; Chi ve1sity of Paris France; Co1,.mbia Uni. The broad r,G- uc@:ricnal wcrk tltsAt he has done in @' J.pan Cc Fisk Uni. as well as his ser. vice OH the stuff Of the Ins tute- cf Govt F c1a&roh page study of law < order anon the Pueblos of N .Eex-
Weekly herald., 1932-07-10

Fred: My fathers 8 Lion, loose Elk & an Eagle. "~*.- ':'>>>< - ..*.<=* :>'@ .-. Rick: How much docs it cost to ee him?
Weekly herald., 1932-07-10

Oscar WINCHELL is now flying for the Nc Gee Airways to the yves tward. He has been makin~ fiji t;;hts into the Kus- kokwi m and rc Grath .We hope that he will come back to Chi tina some day as he inspired much conf idence among Chi tina pc op1e .Ec Gee Lirways have q very fine pilot in Oscar.
Evening star., 1932-12-16
COL. MILLER FREED
OF ASSAULT CHARGES
Prosecutor Drops Case Temporarily
Anticipating Pardon From
Gov. Murray.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEWKIRK, Okla, December 16.-Col.
zack Miller of the l01 Ranch was tenn
porarily freed Of assault charges yester-
day because the Kay County prosecutor,
Bruce Potter, believed his trial would be
foolish in the face Of certain pardon
from Gov. Murray"
Miller was charged with chasing two
attorneys for receiver from the ranch
White House" with q shotgun during
an auction sale. The attorneys were
not injured Judge Dale l. Heltzel sus-
tanned q motion by Potter for dismissal
Potter said he would open the way
for complainants to refile the charges
after Gov. Murray leaves ONCE January
l, 1884.
Gov. Murray recently granted Miller
q pardon after Judge Claud Duval SEN
fenced him to jail for contempt Of court
In failure to pay temporary alimony to
his estranged wife.
Evening star., 1932-12-16
EXCLUSIVE ART CLUB
HAS WOMAN MEMBERS
Boston Organization Admits Two
After Having Doors Closed
for Generations.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
BOSTON, December 16.-The Boston
Art Club, which claims to be the Oldest
art center in the United States, had q
woman member yesterday for the first
time since its organization In 1854. In
TACT, 1t had two woman members.
The club, at recent meeting, voted
In favor Of that which for more than
two generations had been regarded as
impossible" the admission Of woman
artists to membership.
The first woman to be admitted
through the ancient barrier was
Dorothy George, widely known painter
and teacher of art And close upon
her heels was Jean Nutting Oliver, one
of the Oldest woman artists in the city
and widely known as writer on art
subjects.
Evening star., 1932-12-16
PLUNGE KILLS TWO
WHILE FLYING BLIND
Army Flyers Lose Lives When
Plane Dives Into San
|. Francisco Bay.

BY the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. December 49,
Two Army aviators plunged to death In
San Francisco Bay late yesterday with
service biplane in which they were
practicing flying blind"
The flyers were Lieut.. John J. Lad
die" Miller, Oakland Reserve pilot, and
Lieut.. Donald w. Armagost, Regular
Army pilot, who was giving Miller In
structions
Witnesses said the plane, its cockpit
hooded, went into a nose dive at a
height of 1000 feet and plunged into
the water near Angel Island.
They expressed belief there was an
explosion aboard the plane just before
1t struck the water
Aramgost lived with his wife at the
Army post here. Miller was unmarried
Evening star., 1932-12-16

BOYS AND GIRLS QUALIT Y
HOSIERY-Boys' fancy golf hose, girls
5/8 and 7/8 rayon-mixed hose and 25c
Buster Brown long derby-ribbed 1Qc
hose pairs for SOC. pair. 500.
hose, boys and girls 81 Winter hose
and Buster Brown and other makes of
chiIdren's long. derby-ribbed CSc
stockings. pairs for. ..........
Floor
Evening star., 1932-12-16
j. 5. COMPETITOR
IN AZ BUSINESSES
Shannon DepIores 'Unfair
Methods" in Address
Given on Radio.

Evidence that the Federal Govern
ment is competing with private business
In more than AZ different lines has
been presented to the Special Congress
Sional Investigating Committee, Repre-
sentative Joseph B. Shannon, commit
tee chairman. declared in a radio
address broadcast from Station WMAL
last night
Shannon deplored what he termed
unfair methods used by the Government
In competition with private industry
throughout the country and particular
ly in the Panama Canal Zone
Relative to the conditions in Wash
ington he said that citizens are de-
MED the right of earning living in
business for themselves and their
families SO that few bureau heads
may conduct their stores in Govern
Evening star., 1932-12-16
Such Good Gift Silk Hosiery ;
2Puirsfor 85c

A marvel Of low pricing for qualit
are full fashioned, of course, and come
cellent service weight. Picoted tops. All
s1.5o FULL-FASHIONED SHEER
SILK HOSE of superfine texture and
workmanship. Elastic tops, Jacquard lace
tops, picoted tops pairs for ROc
$500. Pair.
81 lFULL-FASHIONED SILK HOSIERY
from makers of national reputation.
Chiffon and service weights. Picoted
tops. What ideal gifts at 2 pairs SOc
for $1.10. Pair.
Street
Evening star., 1932-12-16
VETERAN AUTO MAN DIES
Kansas City Dealer, Stricken In
Car, Was Pioneer in Field.

"H1- H0ee3 *0
KANSAS CITY. December 1e R.-
George T. O'Maley, 52-year-old motor
car dealer, died Unexpectedly last night
Of heart disease, which seized him ut
the wheel Of its own machine.
As q youth, he took up bicycle racing
and earned enough money to buy .
drug store In Covington, KY.
In 1918 he became manager Of a
motor plant here and later opened q
retail agency.
Evening star., 1932-12-16

Money totaling several thousands Of
dollars was strapped around the body
of John Forshaw, aged 81, when he was
killed by an automobile in Southport,
England, recently,
Evening star., 1932-12-16

yearly loss Of $4,000, the committee
learned, which brought forth the COM
ment from Representative Pettingill
that: IF q civilian dies, Uncle Sam
embalms him."
Evening star., 1932-12-16
ment buildings and under Government
patronage and protection.
N~v..~~.A~< - n,,~nor.

OUVCIuuCUt Va OOlC0uSs
"You must understand that we have
grown into q government of bureaus.
washington is full Of them. Their
name and number is legion. Many Of
these bureaus owed their formation to
wartime necessity, but need not re-
mind you that the war is over.
Conditions such as these at Wash
ington we found at various Army posts
where Government stores and reStau-
rants are operated. depriving grocers,
butchers, caterers, merchandise dealers
of all sorts from the revenue that they
might legitimately derive from the
trade Of the men and the families at
the posts"
Shannon also struck at naval can
teens, and particularly at attempts by
such stores to undersell private busi-
ness.
Yesterday before Representative Shan
mons committee Gov. Schley of Panama
attempted to prove that the $7,000,-
600 capital invested by the United
States in the Canal Zone was being
effectively and profitably administered.
Committee Data Disputed.
The committee, however, proceeded to
pick definite flaws in the administration
of Government industries there The
shipping business has run at loss of
$2,l80,000 during the last three years
by figures given to the committee. The
Governor disputed the correctness of
these.
The Government hospital has run at
Evening star., 1932-12-16
Boy, 10, and Woman, 6s, Elope

SANTOS. Brazil R.-Angelo Neves,
Is. was refused parental permission to
they eloped. Thereza has children older
than Angelo.
The Washington times., 1932-07-13
In Washington

Mr.. George Sylvester Viereck
of New York is at the May
flower, where he makes his
headquarters when on frequent
visits to Washington.
The Washington times., 1932-07-13

Diplomats Attend Large Wedding
Or International Interest

Swinnerton Lum and Mr.. Ralph
Emerson Lum, jr., brothers Of
the bride; Mr. Christian Han
sen, of Copenhagen, brother of
the bridegroom. and DR.. Fred
erick Harvey Lum Sd. of Chat
ham, cousin of the bride.
The bride wore a gown of
ivory satin with an Alencon
lace jacket terminating in a
train bound with satin. She
wore an antique lace cap with
orange blossoms which her
greatgreat maternal grand
mother wore. A lace veil com.
pleted her costume.
A reception AZ TEruShwOod
followed the ceremony which
was attended by a number Of
diplomats. After a motor trip
through the Adirondacks Mr.
and Mrs. Hansen will go to
Denmark. where their future
home will be at as Ostbanegade.
Copenhagen. The bride attended
the Kent Place School in Sum
nit. N. j., and the Finch School
in New York. She was gradu-
ated from the French branch
of the latter school in 1880.