davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1932-08-25
SETS TR0TTING RECORD.

GOSHEN, N. Y, August rs F.-
Invader. 3year-old trotter, owned by
A. c. Garner Of Chatham, N. Y, and
Fred Hulsappel Of Copake Falls. N. Y,
set world record over a half-mile
track for 3-year-olds when he won tie
second heat Of race at the Middle
towr: Fair in 2:05H.
Evening star., 1932-08-25
PLAY NET SEMI-FINALS
Latona-Hermann, Shore-Considine
City League Opponents.

Semi-final singles play in the Capt.
tai City Tennis League was carded this
afternoon at Henry Park with Anthony
Latona. defending champion, meeting
Gene Hermann and Frank Shore en-
gaging Bob Considine. The final will
be played Sunday.
Hermann defeated Stan Haney yes
terday, 60, As, 6-3.
Pat Deck and Bill Siedel. defending
doubles champs, gained the final round,
defeating Hugh Trigg and Haney, 0-6,
6-3, 60. Deck and Seidel will face
Shore and Latona tomorrow.
Evening star., 1932-08-25

NROURKE went on to say that Jack
~ had fought a very tough fellow
named Gibbons, from Paterson, N.
j.. in Hoboken and was not displeased
when the police interfered, after about
80 rounds. and Jerry Dunn, the ref
cree, stopped the battle. Gibbons
wanted a return match, but McAuliffe
now was promoting at Coney IslaEd
with Judge Tighe. He asked whether
Walcott could lick Gibbons. O'Rourke
replied that he could murder him, so
they made the match. Gibbons didn't
last three rounds. After that, Wal
cot fought about any one who would
Evening star., 1932-08-25
BY WILBUR WOOD.

n YEW YORK, august Z5.-Gae-
M ton Papa is an unusual sort
of person in more ways than
one Who Is this Papa per-
son, you ask? In the Queensberry
world he is known as Tommy Paul
of Buffalo, N. B. A. featherweight
champion, who risks that title in
10-round .oust with Lew Feldman at
the Coney Island VelodTome tonight
Now go on with the story. Paul
comes from a fighting family. His
father boxed around Buffalo as a
lightweight about 25 years ago, TAX
ing the name Of Tony Paul. SO
perhaps it is only natural that his
four sons, listening 20 their daddy
spin yarns about his experiences in
the ring, each took to boxing as
soon as he was old enough to have
his fling.
AL. the oldest, is a featherweight.
Mickey. next in line, is 128-pound-
err Tommy is a featherweight to-
day. He started as an amateur fly
Evening star., 1932-08-25
SWIM MEET DELAYED.

TEMPE, Ariz., August 25 (P).-post-
ponement Of the National A. A. U.
womens swimming championships here
until September 8, 9 and 10 has been
announced by DR.. r. J. Stroud. chair
man of the Tempe Beach Swimming
Association. sponsor of the event.
Evening star., 1932-08-25
CONTINUE NET TOURNEY
Quarter-Finals on Tap Today in
Filipino Club Event.

Tomelden and Ancheta were to face
this afternoon in the quarter final
round of the singles in the Filipino
Club Tennis Tournament on the Monu-
ment Grounds. Baradi was to meet ].
Silva and G. DiaZ was to engage Valles-
teros in the consolation singles.
Tomelden and Zamora won in the
doubles yesterday, when they defeated
Carballo and Lao, 6-3, 81. Rulloda
and Eugenio downed Piniera and Ril-
lon, IS, Ga
Evening star., 1932-08-25
Fistic Battles

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO.-Ray Tramblie, Rockford,
III, stopped Joey Feldman, Cleveland
go; Harry Paul, Philadelphia, out
pointed Bill Hall, South Haven,
Mich. t6).
The Washington times., 1932-03-23
Educational
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The Washington times., 1932-03-23
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The Washington times., 1932-03-23
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The Washington times., 1932-03-23
Automobiles
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The Washington times., 1932-03-23
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-26

Z. 4
vlakoch. Okrem toho znacne u
sporite pri celkovych trovach.
Doprava kufrov vas stoji len So,
GO je jedna I tspor, okrem celeho
radu inych zmensenych vvdav-
kov. Nezabudnite 81 este dnes pi-
sat- 0 informacie a rozpocty ma
poriadatel'ov yyprav sokolskych,
Skala State. Bank, 970 West 18th
ST., Chicago, Iii. alebo na pove.
renych jednatel 'ov, ktorych me-
na s1 uvedene v oznamke tohto
casopisu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-26

ne male skupiny sAdamovho po-
kolenia, a predsa su narody, al
pysne no to. A Slovaci7 Len tre.
ba nestrannicky uvazovat'. We'd
y samych Spoj. Statoch a v Ka-
made, kde SINE neboli pred 20. 30,
40 rokmi, uz name taku krasnu
cinnost' kultlrnu "a sebou, ze ce-
IL Novy Svet nam to pochvalne
uznava. A co je tych niekol'ko
desiatok slobodnych rokovg Je
to len priekopnicka praca, "a
ciatok. Budncnost je. nasa; a
preto, lebo vieme, co je zivot. ia
sta starocia prezivali nasi u.
krutne easy - Dol Slovak al
"buta tot al dirty fo-
reigner', al "blby Slovak' a e.
ste nieco, lebo nemohol sa hnnt'
nemohol professional, siahnut
ma svoju zbran, lebo ho olnpili
hriesnici, ubijali no chudaka; ale
I'll, hoci Dol to nuteny otrocky
zivot, a iii modliac sa ku spra.
vedlivtmu Bohu, prosiac Ho 9
a. at
lepsie easy. A Bob no zkusal: pre-
neporiadnych Svatoplukovych sy.
nov slovenska cinnost' je falos
ne predstavovana syetu, ako ne
slovenska; pre- hriechy tvojicl
vodcov ty trpis. A zknska trvala
dlhe roxy; a zdalo sa, ze uz-u5
ten Slovak zahynul; zdalo sa, Il
mad'arsko-nemecky sovinizmus
terror uz znicil ten pramen slo
venskosti. Lenze Bozia sRodicks
tu zakrocila patronka narods
slovenskeho vzala slovenskn pro
sbu k Stvoritel owl. Bob narozho
doval, to bola Jeho v0la Cd po
ciatku, prijal prosbu ako to mie
nil Slovakovi dial moznost po
stupne zrlcat 81 puta a zahoiit
81 krvave, hnisave rany. Zdalo sa
ze Slovak pride k lplnej slobode
ked' spoil sa Cechmi, jednyn
20 slovanskych bratov. Histori
ale svedci, ze nebol dost' silny
ten Czech, S ktorym ozajstne brat
sky pracoval, no oklamal; tel
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-26
FOR sLoVAKs ONLY.
Pise: F. FrantiSek ]. zeman,
B. A, HI. Q.
Is. S. X. Service

Slovac draha, ma vyzyu jedne.
ho 20 slovenskych "bigshots' Y
Amerike prichadzam k Vam S a.
yodnym clanockom do serii ma.
lych.v;icsich svojich nvah, ktore
mienim Yam podat' v bud1cno-
sti. Nie sem sice Anglican, ale
predsa priyitavam Vas anglicky,
a to pre- istu pricinu. Pohnutky,
ktorG Slovakovi, Slovenke dobro
by neprialy, nemam. Preto hovo.
rim: for Slovaks only, lebo i
hned chcem vsetkych clenov
t,lovenskeho naroda, slovenskeht
kmena, slovensiej velrodiny u
pozornit' ma fakt, ze al Y reci ang
lickej moze sa pisat Slovakoch
bez toho, aby boil "cechoslova.
ci'', Hungarian" alebo "Raku
Sania'', este ma to nieco. Hej
anglicky hovoriaci svet musi ma.
tax poznat', ako to my, narod
slovensky the Slovak nation
81 ziadame. Anglicka zurnali-
stika ziada 81 byt spresne infor.
movana chce sa spravne zao-
berat' S nasimi otazkami, lenze
iniciativu ma to my, Slovaci, Slo-
venky musime dat. Me je to a.
nj praca, keby kazda osoba 2 mas
dala 81 na tom zalezat', aby We.
rejnost' pod ,jej rukou dostala
kardinalne vskutku vel'mi jed.
noduche pravdy o Slovakoch /
ich cinnosti. Ked kazdy Slovak
kazda Slovenka uznaj1 til svo
iu nacionalnu povinnost do
brou voPou, nebudeme muset
hl'adat' apostolov a martyrov sic
venskosti v rokoch prichadzajil
cich. Hoe mas pomerne al malt
jc, Gic "a to - ba naopak, sko'
dostanemc 1ctu. We'd al Hollan
DANA, Ircania, Skoti su pomer
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-26

t1ry, atletiky alebo bar kde indie,
sa mi strasne zapaeila. Videl som,
ze Slovak - mimo niekol'ko Cd
rodilcov, uz ci mad'aronov alebo
Gechoslovakov splnil mole
prianie, ked som stvoril cloveka
clovekom ma moju vlastnn podo-
bu. Prijmite, dietky moje, to zvra
stne pozehnanie nemam lepsie-
no naroda. =
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-26
ODKAZ REDAKCIE.

Pan Andrei Cisar, meste.
Cely dopis SINE nestacili vysa-
dat teraz, preto ho uplnosti
prinesieme bud1cne. Teraz uve.
rejnujeme oznamenic, kedy di-
vadlo bude, aby 81 inc kriizky
dl'a toho zariadily datumy. Zdrav
stvujte!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-26
SLOVAK CATHOLIC SO.
KOL DUCK PINS.
By John Talan.

The Champs keep on going.
Who is going to stop them? last
week they were at it again and
the Grand Alleys were the vic
tins in all three games. The
Grands made a fine effort in
their last game with mark of
S44 but the Saints put on some
extra pressure and beat them
out with an $50. De Salvo and
Bellak featured for the Saints,
while Kurta and Hawk stood out
for the Grands.
Steelton nosed out the Struth-
ers five in the first game but
lost the recipe in the other two.
Lefty" Nemeth led his Steelton
mates, while Harry Miles and
Capt. Jack Ekoniak did the H.
iustrating for Struthers. ~
Wollter's fine. rolling could
win only one game for the SO.
kols, the X Of C boys coping the
other two. Joe Daley and Mike
Vuljak led the Kaceys in victory.
The following 200 scores were
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-26
soKoLsKE vYPRAvY = 1882.
o lcasti cesko.slovenskej Ameri.
ky ma TX. Slete v Prahe.

storia celeho hnutia sokolskeho]
cd samych prvopociatkov je W.
stizne vyjadrcna V najznamejsom
hesle sokolskom: Pare tuz, Via
sti sl1z." V jednej generacii Wy
rastla mohutna organizacia, kto-
ra generacii d'alsej dozila sa
vsenarodnaho rozmachu a priaz-
niveho prijatia II bratskych na-
rodov slovanskych. A sIety -
pravidelne to prehliadky vykbna-]
nej prace a pokroku - vzbudily |
obdiv u inych narodov,l ktore do
savad' boly zvyklt pozerat' IA
Slovanov jake Ia zivel menej
cenny. Sest slatov predvaiecnych
bolo v hnuti mySlienky narodne-
no oslobodenia, diva slety pova-
lecne ukazovaly ukoly a cesty,
ktorymi sa Sokolstvo hodla ube-
rat naznacovaly cestu narodu
vo vlasti osvobodenej. Deviatyl
slet vsesokolsky spojeni so 100.
vyrocim narodenia zakladatel a
Sokolstva dra TyrSa bude vyvr-
cholenim vsetkeho, co Sokolstvo
"a svojho dlheho trvania a plod-
nej cinnosti docielilo progra-
me Tyrsom vytknutym "Sila a
statocnost', einnost' a vytrva.
| lost, mravnost' a kazen, laska k
vlasti, laska k vol'nosti."
Slovenska T. J. Sokol Ame-
rike, organizaciaz vsetkych slo-
vemskych jednot sokolskych vo
Spojenych Statoch existujuca sa-
mostatne "a celych 35 rokov cd
roku 1896, rozhodla sa usporia-
dat ma TX. slet vsesokolsky V
Prahe v L. 1892 svoju Prvi ofici-
alnu vypravu sIoyenskeho Sokol-
stva. ,Vo vedomi d6lezitosti take,
no rozsiahleho podmku, zodpo-
vednosti "a prcvedenie, zaruky
"a presne bladke splnenie yset-
| kych podrobnosti TAX vel 'kofy-
/ seho planu, rozhodla sd Sloven-
ska Telocvicna Jednota Sokol, re
riadenim vypravy zapadneJ Oh
lasti poverena bude jedine znama
preplavna kancelaria Skala State
Bank Chicagu. Tato preplayna
kancelaria ie medzi Sloyakmi
velmi dobre znama, nez aby bolo
treba dokazovat' jej zdatnost
| spoPahlivost' a svedomitost V
riadenf vyprav. Staci len pouka-
zat' na minule vypravy sokolske,
touto bankou riadene ma vel =
Ike vypravy vsenarodnych tel!es
4 ably Dol kazdv utvrdeny V pre-
svedceni, re Slovenska T. j. SO
!, kol jednala obozretne a " zaujme
svojho clenstva, ked' sy0Ju Off
cialnu vypravu zadala menovane.
banke. A nasiedkom pevnej smlr
Wy je Sloyenskej t. j. Sokol Il
/ moznene, ably sa ,pripravovala Sc
svojimi cvicencami ma d6stojne 3
reprezentacne vystlpenie svojho
druzstva ma TX. .slete V Prahe.
i Ak sa rozhodnete "a tnto of
cialnu vypravu sokolsku, budete
mat prilezitost cestovat' po 10.
diach modernych, po lodiach naJ
1 rychlejsich,, po lodiach zariade
nych nedostizitelnym pohodlim
Letiini mora tax, ich treba pra
vom menovat Europa a Bre
men, povez1 ODE oficialne vypra
! w sokolske to prvi dna IL
maja a-druhu dnaf7 jina. Me jt
| to prazdny Stub, ked' hovorime
| &c na tychto lodiach pojdete po'
hodlne. Kabiny sd polozene vyso
ko mad moron (na palubach Ca
i d. vodovodne zariadenie ie ya
| ysetkych kabinach, takze po ru
ke mate tekutil vodn kedykol
yek. Priamy ylak Bremen Dc
Pfahy "a IA hodin yylatnje ii
morne cestoyanie po europsk ych
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-26
YouNGsTowNsKE sLovENsKE NoVINY


brat Czech zlakomil sa mad slo-
venskou cistotou, primitivnost'ou |
a vrhnul sa ma Slovaka, este sla-
beho, sta vlk, privlastniac 81
vsetke nel'udske vlastnosti od-
stupujnceho zilriveho mad ariz-
mu.
A co potion? Ku extra NADIA
rom a mad 'aronom takto pristi-
pill Czechoslovak ultralGech. X
tomu este niekolko proti-ssloven-
skych zidov, Vel 'ko,Rusov, u
krajincov inych Slovakom ne
prajnych ziylov, talk veru ia slo-
venska slobodicnka bez Stcfani.
ka bola poriadne st'ata.
Ale Slovak ua boil naucemy Ii
vorit'. Preto az tax hroznc no.
wynn neporiadlom nebol prekva
peny. Vlastne ami nevedel 81 po-
riadne predstavit' siobodu de.
mokraciu. A americky Slovak
nuz ten bol d 'aleko; a l1ed' We
duel pani ala Mamatey, Stodola,
Jancek, plus spoil. boil zaopatre-
nj, vlastne ami nemohly byt' vel
Ike obavy, ze niekto, sd postavi
| proti novym klamom, novvm
| svindl ON. Lenze ten Slovacisko
| je tiez hunc1t: pochodil pc svc-
te, bojoval ma kazdom fronte Ia
| svetovej vojny a akosi spestrel 81
nazory a ogpancoval 81 ten svoj
modzog troska; potion to stale
huckanie 70 strany americkeho
| Slovaka, to stale spominanie toho
"kus papieru'' Pittsburghsku
Dohodu vsetko to pomohlo mu
| prist' ma to, ze vlastne sloboda
mu patrl cd roku 1918 a ze ked
nedostane ju hned ako kolega,
dostane ju past'ou.
V tejto polohe je dnes. 1de G
celonarodnn vec. Zivot alebo
; smrt - vezme 81 Slovak. Vsetko
teraz zalezf ma tom Slovakovi
jedincovi. Cd dnes Slovac je ma,
! strom svojho osudu. Treba sve
domitemu vahat'g Moze jedine,
S ozajstnou slovenskou chrbto
i voll kost'ou povedat' Me! ne
chcem zit'! Zapredam svoje ma
rodne dedictvo! Posliapem kul
l tnrny prinos svojich otcoy! Zme
MIN svoje meno!' Len zbabelec
renegat, janiciar, podliak by mo
hol takto rozumkovat'. Me, Slo
vac draha, nedame 81 zahynut
II kultlrne dedictvo, ktore vyvie
ra obohacuje slovenskn cin
most cd DOLBY prvych Slovako'
velikasov, cd DOLBY Rastislava
Svatopluka, Slavomira, Gorazda
Ii Sine = a to je vsetko. Do toh,
Mad 'arovi alebo Cechovi nic. Nj,
sme clenmi naroda JanoSikovco,
- valaska pri ruke. Name kazd,
pravo slobodne zit', hoci Stefa
nix padol; a kto sa postavi d
cesty, kto bude chcet' haiti ma
prirodzeny vyvoj, "mor ho,'
nepopust 'ame ami til najmensi
frakciu svojho stanoviska. Je t
nasa wee, naSa narodna sukron
ma vec do toho nikomu mic. Wy
Jednavame inymi yel'rodinam
a s inymi narodami, ako rovny
rovnym. To je spravedlivost'. "A
lie aby sme my pristali ma to, alb
Slovenka-rodicka prinasala n
svet ne-Slovakov, ktori by nicil
ubljali vsetko slovenske, to Il
ME. Niekedy minulosti, az p
dnes, mohlo sd to stavat', al
: kniha spravodlivosti este ME
IS nplne prezreta. A Slovak pojd
n stedeit' o slovenskej pravde; p,
jdu al matky Slovenly; a tit
odpadlici, odrodilci, renegati, kt
II opustili svoju chudobni, al
cistn rodinku, ked neuznaj
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-26

DON ~ S1NKov6 xI EU
Preda Sc 4 izboyy dom ! zk0-
pel'nou 4 vsetkym pohodliN.
Prijmeme vkladnii knizku ! ban.
ky. Mn. Go. Milklas, 1914 Cherry
Hill Ave, ma West Side. l9
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-26
% a1NTU DOM LkClfo.

6.izbovy dom M Z. ulici Y Stru.
theirs js do premium 50 $16 me.
sacne. Pri dome je vel'ki zahrada
70xlOO, vela ovoc. stromov. Biz
ko Sheet & Tube. Joz. Sotkovsky,
65, Charles ST., Struthers. (10)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-26

League Records
High Individual Il game) -
Marion - 245.
High Individual 6 games) -
Scannell, GIG. -
High Team Il game), Struth-
ers, S96.
High Team (3 games) St.Cyrils
1852.
Evening star., 1932-10-09
Y. W. C.. A. News

The program for the Music hour to-
dav at 5 O'Clock will be presented by
Mrs. Edwin B. Parker, pianist, and
Mary M. Burnett, soprano. There Will
be tea from 4 to 5 o'clock. There Will
be a short period of meditation from
4 30 to 4:50 o'clock.
The all-membars' conference to De
held in Barker Hall Tuesday night Will
hear the report from the leaders con-
ference, being held Monday, from Mrs:
William Adams Slade. president. and
glimpses of the youth leaders confer.
ence held in Dassell, Germany, this past
Summer from Miss Mabel r. Cook.
Educating the Y. w. c. A" will be
presented by Mrs. Irving w. Ketchum.
Mrs. Edwin B. Parker will speak on
"Our National and International Op-
portunity" and ElWood Street, director
Of the Community Chest, will also
speak
There will be special meeting Of the
board of directors at the home OF Mrs.
Luke l. Wilson at 2 o'clock tomorrow.
Committee meetings during the week
include: Wednesday, Music, at 4:30
o'clock; Elizabeth Somers, 7:30 o'clock,
and the Industrial Committee Friday,
1890 o'clock.
A Y w. c. A. party will be held
Wednesday night.
A bus trip, planned under the aus
pices of the industrial and the edll-
cation departments, will be held Octo-
ber Is and 16, to leave the Y. w. G. A.
at 1870 o'clock october Is, going to Nat
llral Bridge via Warrenton, Staunton
and Lexington, and staying overnight
at the Natural Bridge Hotel.
The Girl Reserve cabinet of Western
High School will entertain freshman
girls Of the school at party tomorrow
a. 3 O'Clock.
An overnight party and conference
will be held at Vacation Lodge, Cherry
Gale, Va, october IA
A party for grade school Girl Re
serves will be held in the Girl Reserve
Club rooms Saturday at 10 o'clock.
The B and P womenS bridge groups
begin Tuesday at o'clock.
The Glee Club will meet Tuesday at
z o'clock.
The Blue Triangle Club assemblies
Thursday evening.
The Silverelle Club meets Friday at
o'clock.
Girls who are employed in homes in
Washington and vicinity are invited to
Join in the industrial department actlvl-
ties Wednesdays and Thursdays from
3 80 to 9 o'clock and on Sundays from
5 to 7:30.
The Armenian Woman's Club will
meet Sunday evening, when the speaker
will be Rev. Burlian of Philadelphia.
Glasses in the health education de-
partraent will begin tomorrow.
Miss Wilmot Doan of Winston-Salem
has been added to the staff and will
have charge of the children's dancing
and corrective work. The childrens
class in ballroom dancing will meet
Saturday at 11:15 o'clock.
A special class in weight normaliZlng'
will be taught on Monday and Thurs
day mornings by the director of the
department, Miss Irene Richards.
Evening star., 1932-10-09
Disabled American
Veterans

E. Lee Turner. national executive
committeeman for the fourth district
Raloh L. Chambers, national rehaplhta-
ZION officer: Capt. Thomas Kirby, chalr-
man of the National Legislative Com
nittee: John N. Egense of the legls-
lative staff: Earl G. Hendricks depart
ment rehabilitation officer. and capt.
Fred Kochli were in Norfolk. va, last
Friday and Saturday conterrlng WIN
representatives of D. V. A. chapters IN
that State. A mass meeting was held
Saturday and plans we're made Tor the
organization of a State department OF
The disabled American Veterans in Vlr-
ginia.
An open meeting will be held Tues
dav evening in the board room of the
District Building All members are re-
ouested to be present as lmpenolng
matters of vital importance will be dis
cussed. E Claude Babcock. past ma
tional commander, and John arthur
Shaw, Junior vice commander OF the
department. will address the meeting
meeting of the Radio Committee
was held last week in the otf1ceS OF l..
Harold Sothoron, past junior depart
-nent commander. The committee,
which is composed of Lloyd Wymer. E.
Claude Babcock. John Arthur Shaw,
Capt. Thomas Kirby Ralph L. Cham
bers. Ralph A. Werner, Lee T. Turner,
/. Harold Sothoron, discussed ideas ana
suggestions for future broadcaSts.
Continuing his efforts to place every
unemployed disabled man who IS aole
and willing to work in position, De-
rartment Comdr Richard o. Melton re-
quests veterans and other citizens who
NAV have a Job at their disposal, even
if it is for only an hour or two, to COM
municate with Junior Vice Comdr. John
Arthur Shaw at National 8472, branch