davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-06
Bohaty program
pre- Slovensky Den
Bude korunovanie kral ovny Slo-
vensktio Dna, slovenska svadba,
ma ktorej 81 obecenstvo zatancu.
je slovenske tance, romantic "a
vody, hry, reci miestnych hi. u.
radnikov SLOW. organizacii, base
ball a inc atrakcie.

Programovy vybor Slovenskeho
Dna Mahoning doline sisiel sa
V platok vecer min. tizdna do
macnosti predsequ Okr. Sboru
slov. Ligy, aiichala !. Pal--
kovica vypracoval zovrubny
program pre- XII. Slovensky Den
ktorv sa bude odbyvat' 20. julia
t. r. Idora parku. Ma sch6tlzi
pritomni boil: pi. Maria Slifko-
va $ manzelom p. Stefanom Slif.
kom, spravca Slov. Dina p. Mar
tin j. Lesnak a clenovia vyboru
PIP. Andrej Dolak, Jozef Gran
cal. NJ. j. Palllovic a M. Mraz.
Usnesene bolo. ably ma tohorot-
nom Slov. Dni ,bolo korunovanic
kral 'ovny Slovenskeho Dha. kra-
l'ovnou bude ia slovenska drva.
ktora najviac listkov vypreda a
d'alsie usilovnych dievcat budn
princeznami Bude i slovenska
krajova svadba muzikou tam
com pre- cele obecenstvo. Lanska
svadba bola 70 Spisa, teraz bude
Incl zupy. Ia reGnlkov bndn
povolane hi. 1radnicky a hi. Il.
radnici slovenskych organizacii,
byvajilci v Mahoning doline. o.
tvaraciu rec povie spravca Dna
a v meme mesta privlta obecen-
Stvo mayor Moore Budu roma
mite hry a zavody, 'spev sloven-
sktho spevokolu z Campbell, ta-
nee pre- mladez, baseball atd'.
Tiez ako po minnle roxy. tax i
teraz davane budn zakusky a
mlieko zdarma.
Sprayca Slov. Di1a p. Lesnak
w rozdel 'uje pracu vyborom tax
za pripravy ku vyrocitej slavno-
sti mahoningskych Slovakov su
uz v plnom pride.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-06
PRIPRAVUJE SA NAOZAJ
RUSKO.JAPONSKA VoJNA?

V Sanghaji bolo prave podpi-
sane primerie medzi Japonskom
a Cinou, ale to neZnamena, Ze il
mier ma d'alekom vychode NJ "a.
hezpe6eny. V poslednHch tyz-
dnoch boly uverejnent caSopi.
soch a magazlnoch mnohe zpravy
a clanky, ktore poukazujil na
vePkn moznost rusko-iaponske!i
voiny. Znaky s1 tieto: q
Sibirska zeleznica je TAX "a
mestnana vozenim valecneho ma
terialu a vojska, ze vlada memo
ze dodavat' do Vladivostoku pse
nicu po zeleznici a preto ju sku-
puje ma einskych trhoch dova-
Ia do Vladivostoku ma lodiach.
Ma hraniciach Mandzl1rie a Y.
Vladivostoku ie NJ osem divizi
sovietskeho vojsla 12O,OOO mn
zov) s mnozstvom tankov a lie.
tadiel.
Vel'ky pocet lekarov a osetro
vateiiek Dol dopraveny ku man.
dzlrskym hranieiam. Tiez inzi
nierov a mechanikov. Sovietska
vlada udava, ze sa Japonsko chy-
sta zhabat' rusko.cinsku zelezni-
Gil a ze uz ma padelane "doka-
zy", na zaklade ktorvch .Japonci
pozavierajd vsetkych sovietskych
1radnikov zeleznice potion zha-
BIZ vsetek majetok Ruska v Man.
dz6rii.
v Japonsku je pestovana stale
valecna hor1cka.
Y Sanghaji boil sorganizovani
jeden pluk caristov a rozvinuta
bola carska zastava pluku vel.
kymi ceremoniami. Plnk bude ia.
drom caristskej armady, ktori
bude bojovat' po boku Japoncov
Japonci regrutujn ruskych ca
ristov Y desko-Slovensku, POI.
sku, Jnhoslavii 4 indie.
Francia ma byt tajnym spojen
lcom Japonska.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-06
MNOHE KLUBY ST
IA NASICH KANDIDATOV

Nasi slovenski slavianski
kandidati kandidati, ktori sI
priaznivi Slovakom dostavaj1 v
poslednom case "endorsovanie !"
cd poGetnych neslovenskych klu-
bow, co nam dava zvysenn nadej,
re nasi kandidati bndii nomino-
yani.
A. M. Palkovic, republican
sky kandidat ma okresnfho ko-
misara endorsovany boil poPskou
federaciou 3 osad a 38 spolkov,
d'alej vel'kym Gernosskym khl-
bonn, talianskymi klubmi dosta-
ne hlasy Cd inych narodnosti.
Jan Hassay, Jozef Danish. Jan
Borak, demokrati, maui tiez en-
dorsmenty od mnohych nesloven-
skych klubov. Hassaya Endorse
vala horespomenuta pol'ska fe-
derac;a "a okr. komisara jana
Borak, "a Statneho poslanca. Bo-
rak je nateraz predsedom skol-
skej rady v Campbell.
Dominic Rendinell ma mnoho
endorsmentoy slovenskych a j.
nych neanglickych kluboy. Pan
Danish sa uchadza 0 iirad rekor
dera IA demokratickom listku a
obdr3al tiez viacere endorsmenty
klubov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-06
RADIO ,KoNCERT ss,.,,
Boil VYDARENY

V nedel'u popoludni obi l'ibeny
a uz Ma siroko.d' aleko znamy
spevokol osady Sv. Jana Krstite-
Ia Campbell spieval Ease do
radio rozhlasu 20 stanice WkBN
V Youngstown spev sa tax pa
ell sirokemu posluchaestvu, ze
riaditePstyo stanicc znovu po.
ziadalo spevokol duchovnaho
osady. Rev. Novaka. spieyanie
ma nedel II. Avsak pre- sv. missile,
ktore sa teraz tel osade odbv-
vajh, spevokol ME je vstave W.
hoviet ziadosti teraz. AZ po sv.
missiach bude vstave Ease po.
sluzit' slovenskemu americkd-
mu poslucha.stvu slovenskvm a
lngliok".. spevom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-06
DIVADLO MA STEELTONE
SA KRAsNE vYDARILO

Divadelnt predstavenie, ktore
usporiadal Dramatickt krnzok o.
sadly Mena Jezis Ma Steelton v
nedel II, vydarilo sa mad vset-
ko ocakavanie. Obecenstva bolo
vel mi mnoho a iste nikto neba-
noval, lebo zahrany Dol chutny.
vesely slovensky kus MAS pan
minister Srdecny smiech ozyval
sa "a cely cas- predstavenia Ono
to ME je ami div, lebo Steelton
ma vyspely dramaticky krdzok
hercami hereckami, ktori by
sa nedali zahanbit' ami ma verej-
nom a vel'kom americkom javi.
sku. Ma pr. pan Stefan Jochman
co komik slici je ma Broadway do
New ,Yorku. A TAX obecenstvo
malo predstavenia pravy pozi-
tok. Orchestra p. Pirosku, znama
svojou cvicenost'ou, hrala poeas
prestavok, ako pred zapocatim
divadla. Ako herci herecky, TAX
i muzikanti odmeneni boil castym
potleskom vd 'acneho uznanli-
veho obecenstva.
v hre lcinkovali tito herci a
herecky Juraj Knapik. Maria
Kollar, Maria Mako, Stefan
Jochman, Jan Novotnfk, Jan
Martinko. Martin Marsal, Jan
Knapfk, Julia Flip, Margitka
Kali, Stefan Hlavac, Maria Sliv-
ka.
IJfam, be kr1zok zaciatkom Sc
zony Ease prekyapfc obecenstvo
niecim podarentm.
Zpr6vodaj.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-06
Campbellcania
zbili Steeltoncanov
Nasekali ich 11-3. Cata Najsv.
Trojice lige, i Lansingvillcania
Cata sv. Michala vypadla. Stru-
therski Sokoli a Farrellcania tiez
zvit 'azili.

V nedel'u zapocate boly base
balovt hry Slovenskej Baseball
Ligy a ze to bola vel'ka udalost'
je viditel'ne Z tych 7-stlpcovych
nadpisov V anglickFch dennikoch
ktore o Slov. Baseball Lige pisu
yzdy obsirne lctou. Vtsledok
nedel 'nych hier boil:
Strutherski Sokoli 6. Haselton.
cania 4. .... ...-
Campbellski Slovaci II. Steel
toncania 3.
Farrellcania 6. Horvati /.
Hry ma nedel'u:
Farrell VS. Campbell, ma LOTUS
field. -..
Horvati VS. Struthers Holy Tri.
nifty, V Struthers.
Strutherski Sokoli VS. lansing
vile. na Shady Run.
Steelton VS. Haselton. ma Oak.
land field.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-06
v CLEVELANDE ZACAL
ZNOVU VYCHODIT HAS

Toho tyzdila dostali SINE tri ci-
sla "Hlasu'', noveho casopisu slo-
venskeho V Clevelande. Je to ma.
rodny tyzdennfk, podporujnci re-
publikansku stranu. Vydava no
Has Publishing Co, 1119 Hip
podrome Bldg Cleveland, O. a
predplatne je 81 na rok. Redak-
torom je akiste p. Jan Pankuch,
vydavatel a redaktor byvaleho
"Hlasu" Mnoho zdaru!,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-06
46 sTATov MoKRYCH

Literary Digest toho roku We
die hlasovanie O prohibicnei O.
take. Zpomedzi 48 statov As ich
je uz mokrych. Zpomedzi 4,66S.-
537 vsetkych hlasov 1886, $50 je
"a prohibiciu a 3,43l,877 je "a
zrusenie prohibicie. Suchymi 20
staly staty Kansas a North Caro-.
lima. Najmokrejsimi s1 Staty New
York, New Jersey, Connecticut
Rhode Island, potion Illinois,
Louisiana, Montana, Nevada a
Wisconsin. 2 tych statov boly 4
hlssy mokre proti | suchsmu. Y
Ohio boly 2 mokre proti SUI
chsmu
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-06
Dollar banku
otvoria skoro
Banka je v dobrom stave vypu-
sti 6 milionov do obehu.

otvorenie Dollar banky je uz
len otazkou dni, jej otvorenie je
.istt. Statny superintendent bank
vyhlasil, re je banka Y zdravom
J. stayef P,.' g poAadal NJ olSresnl sud
o posolenie ju otvorit OlTesnt
sutlca Erskine Maiden Jr. urcil
den y, mala ma vSsluch a hned'
ma .druhs den, ls. ssais~.,leaae
schodza ilcastinarov. ma ktorej
zvolene bude direktorium banky
Y toho sa uzatvara, ze banka bude
otvoren' aSi 16. maja. ..
BoIo oznamen6, ze banka w.
pustl z vkladov 6 milionov dola-
rov do obehu. co narobilo hodnc
radosti medzi vkladatel mi. e
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-06
sLAVNoST PRI PoMNfKU
GENERALA STEFkNTKA

Ma nedel'u popoludni bude w
rosna narodna slavnost pri po-.
mnikn gen. Milana r. Stefanika
70 Wade parkd Clevelande.
Ma programe medzi inymi rec-'
nikmi je pomocny sekret6r de-
Ipartmentu namornictva Y oddele.
nj letectva, David s. Ingalls,,
ktory prileti na lietadle 4 wash
,ingtonu 50 slovensk5m piloton.'
Iosefom Liteck5m. Lietadlo sletf
prf aeehe Stef&niksv q q
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-06
VEL'KA POLITICKA
SCH0DZA v HASELTONE

V nedel u vecer Z. hodine
budc >a odblvat' vel'ka .politi-
cka volebna sch6dza V Skole O.
sadly Sv. Alzbety, ma ktorn by
NAL prist' kazdy slovensky vol;t
a volifka V Mahoning doline.
Budn vyborni recnici. Kazdy
SlOvak Slovenka bitdn srdecne
vitanl. Prid tie liaivacSom po-
etc.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-06
Pohyblive obrazy
so Slovenska
Ukazany bude strasny poziar,
ktory znicil velku slovensku obec
Vazec. Tiez inc obrazy 50 Sloven-
ska budn ukazane. Dobri reGnici
ma programe. Prednaska je uz te.
raz v nedel u vecer v Sokolovni.

w IeJIO nedell, ;. maJa Veccr
o s. hodine V slovenskej Sokolov.
nj, 319 Washington ST., bude VEL
ka prednaska spojena ukazova-
MIN pohyblivych obrazov poziaru
yo Vazci. Bude to nieGo, co este
nebolo ma tejto okolici. Takv O.
hen SINE v nasom zivote este ne
videli.
Okrem ukazovania obrazov
bude al my program. Nikto ne
obanuje, re stravil paru hodin,
plnych poucenia zabavenia. Ia.
to prednaska je usporiadana na
Bohu mily ciel': na znovu vybu-
dovanie vyhoreleho Vazca.
Program budc nasledovny:
1. Privitanie obeccnstva - Ju-
raj Palastak st.
2. Americka Va slovenska hym-
ma - Sokolska orchestra.
3. Slavnostny reGnik p. Jo-
zef G. Vascak.
4. Klasicke tance - SleGny Re-
gina Olga VaScak.
5. Hudba - Sokolska orche-
stra.
6. PrednaSka Vazci - p. Jan
Sabaka Akronu.
Z. SlovenskE spcv - 81. Marion
Blasko. -
s. Prednaska o Slovcnslu -
. Juraj Palascak st.
9. Hudba: "Sokoli idu" - So
kolska orchestra. 49,:
10. Vazecky spev - Sokol Pa.
vel Serfel. Il
IL. Slavnostna rec - Rev. NJ.
d. Hiben. r
12. Hudba - Sokolska orche-
stra.
13. Rozlicne obrazky so Slo-
venska. ,-
IA. Pohyblivt .obrazky poziaru
vo Vazci.
Is. Pod 'akovanie obecenstvu -
Juraj Palaseak st.
16. Tanecna zabava.
z toho vidno, re to bude zau-
jimave a preto prid tie vsetci, le-
bo tam pom6zete svojej krvi, svo-
Jim krajanom zpod vysokych Ia
tier, ktorym je pomoc nutna a
potrebna. Vstupne SOC pre- dospe-
iych. 25c pre- mladez 12-21 ro-
kov, nize 12.rocnf zdarma.
Andrej Palencar,
dopisOvateP
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-06
Osem ciat v lige.

Liga ma osem vybornych ciat
Sedem je podporovane Slovakmi
a jedna Horvatmi. Je to tedv O.,
pravdova Slovensko sIavianska
liga. Farrellska cata je sfce NEST
ska. nuz ale mayor toho mesta je
Slovak. spravca tel caty je Slovak
i hodne hracov V nej sn Slovaci
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-06
Al City banka sa otvori

Name hodnovern1. ale nezaru-
cenu zpravu. re al City banka
bude otvorena ed'alekej budlic
nosti. "
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-06
Stav ciat v lige.

(Dokoncenie ma 5. strane.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-08-01
GOVERNOR ELYI WILL SUPPORT GOV. ROOSEVELT
Chief Executive of Massa- chusetts F alls
 Into Line LAST OF SMITH MEN COMES INTO CAMP
Extols Ability of Demo- cratic Nominee for Pres
 dent of United States

BOSTON, Mass, Aug 1. - Gov. Joseph P Ely, of Massachusetts, whose endorsement of the Demo cratic National Ticket has long been source of speculation, ,an- nounced in prepared statement he will support the candidacy of Franklin D. Roosevelt, with the also that he is a candidate for reelection.
 Gov. Ely is the last of the Smith leaders to fall into line.
 Gov. Ely indicated that he is not taking back anything said previously in espousing the Smith cause.
 The Governors conference with Gov. Roosevelt, at Albany, last week, has convinced him the plat form adopted by the Democrats at Chicago will be carried out by Roosevelt with earnest and ener- getic action.
 Gov Ely endorsed Gov. Roose- velt's prohibition stand, declared in a radio eddress last Saturday nigise and which showed a clear and de- termined purpose to reduce ex- penses of the Government which his long experience as a Legisla- tor, Federal official and New York Governor qualities him to carry out.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-08-01
GOV. HARTLEY IS ATTACKED
 BY CELLATLy
Lieutenant Gov ernor De- clares Executive S Mask
 Is Torn Off

BEILTNGHAM, Wash, Aug. L. Replying to Gov. R. H. Hartley's s radio talk that he is a tool of the special interests, Lieut.. Gov. John Gellatly Saturday night branded the address as propaganda, and challenged Hartley to explain why he opposed the Senate Committee investigation.
 "The fact is, Hartley's admin tration cannot stand a thorough probe. No one knows it better than he,'' declared Gellatly.
 For eight years, the Governor has been able to bamboozle the voters ia believing he possesses all the ability and all of the hon. esty in the world but a long suf- fering public is finally arousing to the realization of the serious ness of the dangers involved in permitting him to further handle the affairs of the state" conclud- ed the Lieutenant Governor.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-08-01
BRITISH MUST STOP SHOOTING,
 GET TO FACTS
Showdown at I'm eria Conference Demanded
 by Two Delegations

OTTAWA, Aug. 1.-Heavy and open pressure is being brought on Great Britain's delegates to the Imperial Conference to force the hand of the mother country as to what tariff preferences she is will ing to give.
 N c. Hayenga, South African delegate, in a blunt statement, call- ed on the British delegates to quit talking about favors already shown the Dominions and get down to facts.
 The statement linked South Africa and Australia in demanding action.
 Havenga charged that Stanley Baldwin gave an untrue picture when he reported South Africa had a favorable trade balance with the United Kingdom.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-08-01

war chest.
 Chairman Farley said the Demo- crats must count each of the hun- dreds of thousands of Federal en- ployees as propaganda fountain in behalf of Hoover"
 Chairman Farley's charges were made as q partial answer to the accusations the Democrats were unfairly smearing the President. Part of the Republican strategy, he said, seems to make it appear the Democrats are viciously and wildly assai.nig the President.
 Personally I know of no Dem ocratic assault except on official acts" said the Democratic Na- tional chairman. We cannot be responsible for what Vice-Presi- dent Curtis. Senator Watson Chairman Wood and various others high in the Republican fold said about the President in the past.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-08-01
SILVER HORDE INVADE WATERS
 OF ICY STRAIT
Great Run of Pink Salmon Is Reported Entering
 Local Districts

The Silver Horde long awaited in Southeast Alaska, is reported today to be swarming in the wa ters of Cross Sound and Icy Strait, advices .o that. effect having been received by local headquarters of the United States Bureau of Fish cries. Catches by fish traps in that area since last Thursday sup port the reported arrival of the pink salmon run.
 A telegram received by the bu- reau here today from Hans Floe, Superintendent of the P. E. Harris eannery at Hawk Inlet, said: T have been reliably informed the biggest run of pinks ever known is just entering Cross Sound. Other telegrams. while less color
 (Continued on Page Two)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-08-01
Whispering Campaign of C. Q. P. Against Rooseuelt
 Is Denounced by Farley

NEW YORK, Aug. IA hateful, whispering campaign on Gov. Franklin D Roosevelt's physical and mental health is charged against the Republicans by James A. Far ley, Democratic National chair man, comparing it to the cam paign agailst former Gov. Alfred E. Smith, fCul years ago, in which every undercover insinuation was made to prevent Smiths election.
 Tn vigorous language. Chairman Farley deelareo that Gov. Roose- velt's lameness, resulting from an attack Of infantile paralysis, II years ago, nc more effects his gen. eral condition than if he had q glass eye or was prematurely bald.
 Chairman Farley talked of the libelous poison propaganda, the downright falSehoods. charging a perverted sldsh fund financing it, had its origin in the Republican
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-08-01
MRS. SOUTHARD, FREE 15 MONTHS, IS RECAPTURED
Convicted Husband Pois oner, Escaped from
 Idaho, Arrested

OPEKA, Kansas, Aug. 1.- Wearied by a 15-months' vigil as a fugitive, Lydia Southard, con- victed husband -poisoner, is h e 1 d here for return to the Idaho Prison from which she escaped on May 4, 1881.
 The arrest of the much married 39-year woman slayer was made Saturday.
 It was disclosed she had wed again since her escape.
 Mrs. Southard was trapped when she went to the post office to get a letter for her sixth husband.
 Four of her husbands died mys- terious deaths and she was living with her fifth when she was ar rested on a charge of poisoning the fourth mate for which she was convicted.
 David Minton, pardoned convict, who assisted her to escape from the Idaho penitentiary, was ar rested in Denver on July 1.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-08-01
J. !. SPICKETT DIESF0LL LOWING
 LONG ILLNESS
Funeral of Pioneer Resi- dent to Be Held Wed-
 nesday Afternoon

John T.. Spickett, aged "A, a resident Of Juneau and prominent in the community's civic and busi- ness affairs for 34 years, died at St. Ann's hospital last evening of internal ailment. He underwent a surgical operation in Los Ange- les, Cal. three years ago and had been in failing health since then. He had been bedridden at his home in the Spickett Apartments on Fifth near Seward Street for several months, and was removed to the hospital a few weeks ago.
 Funeral exercises will be held at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon un- der auspices of the Juneau Lodge of Elks in the auditorium of their building In connection with the ritual ol the order, eulogy will be pronounced by Rev. c. E. Rice Dean of the Holy Trinity Episco- pal Cathedral. Interment, under direction of the Charles W. Car ter Mortuary, will be in Elks plot in Ever3reen cemetery.
 Names of Surviving Relatives
 MT. Spiekett is survived by his widow, Josephine c. Spickett, who is postmistress; three brothers two of whom are named Harry and Will and all of whom live in Eastern States, two sisters, Mrs. Lucy Crook of Los Angeles, Calif., and Miss Elizabeth Spickett of Detroit, Mich, and the following relatives by marriage:
 MT. and Mrs. J. B. Caro, Bert Caro, Mrs. Lillian Burford, Benja- min Bursord, MT. and Mrs. J. Bur- ford and child, all of Juneau. and by Mir. and Mrs. Chester Graf and three children of California.
 MT. Spickett was born in Bris- tol, England. He was brought to Detroit, Mich. by his parents when he was years old. When a youth he engaged in the theatrical bus mess. He was a performer many years, and then manager -produc- CT. In hIs early days actors dou- bled in h:ass. When 19 years of age, he travelled over most of the world as an actor. He made two trips to England as member of Haverly's Minstrels.
 In 1893, he obtained and con- ducted al. amusement concession
 (Continued on Page Eight)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-08-01
Senator Long
 Ciuing Aid to
 Mrs.CaralUay
Louisianian Heads Motor. cade Into Arkansas
 Reelection Trek

SHREVEPORT, La, Aug. l. United States Senator Huey P. Long, of Louisiana, today sped to Arkansas to strike-up the band for the candidacy of Mrs. Hattie w. Caraway who is seeking reelection to the Senate.
 Senator Long led a political motorcade across the State and is taking with him two tons of hand bills for distribution, with jazzy tunes and sound of trucks which are Longs peculiar way of reach ing the people.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-08-01
B 0 NUS SEEKERS
 TOLD TO RETURN TO THEIR HOMES
Smedley D. Butler Gives Advice Clash Expect
 ed with Communists

JOHNSTOWN, Penn, Aug. IA clash between the city authorities and Communists is near as Mayor McCloskey served notice that Com- munists cannot address the vet erans in Central Park tonight.
 The police have been informed the Communists plan to defy the Mayor and he said he will person. ally lead the police and stop the gathering.
 Smedley D. Butler was invited to address the veterans and give advice to strengthen the morale. Gen. Butler wired suggesting the veterans return to their homes and be cared for there and he said, in the wire, that because of the turn of events his presence in Johnstown would be worse than useless.
 The veterans have been assured that as long as they are orderly they will not be molested while here.
 At Washington, D. C., a hands off policy has been decided on by the National Red Cross who were asked to care for the veterans. The Grand Jury, at Washington, began an investigation to fix responsibil- ity for last Thursdays riots. Chief of Police Pelham Glassford was the first witness called.
 An 11-weeks-old baby is in critical condition, the parents claim ing the child, suffering from stom- ach trouble, was recovering until it suffered relapse from gas bomb of last Thursday.
 MAYOR AIDS VETERANS
 JOFINSTOWN, Penn, Aug. L.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-08-01
DE M M0CRATIC 0MINEE HAS
 REAL PROGRAM
Declares that Main Issue Is Economic Relief
 for Nation
TO URGE CONGRESS
 TO LEGALIZE BEER
Foreign Debts and Repara- tions Mentioned-Plat-
 form Is Affirmed

ALBANY, N. T., Aug. 1.- Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt launched his drive for the Presidency last Saturday night with the contention that the main issue of the cam paign is economic relief and also making the declaration that he will call on the next Congress, ( if he is elected, to iegallze the sale of beer.
 The Democratic nominee. making his first speech since his acceptance address in Chi cago on July 2, said "it is not enough to say that when prosperity is re S t ore q we shall then consider how to ayola repeating all the old er- TOTS.
 Today we recognize these errors.
 Today they should be out lawed for all time to come"
 Debt Situation
 The Democratic nominee said the foreign debt situation was brouobt nearer solution by the recent ra- suits at Lausanne, with Great Bri- tam, France and Germany agree Ing among themselves concerning separations.
 The trouble now is they may turn united front against the onted States and if this comes am convinced that it is not so much from debts as from our bar- rlers against their trade which will make the problem so difficult
 New Problems
 Deots will not be the problem.
  We shall not have to cancel them II we are realistic about providing ways in which payment is possible through profits arising from re- naoilltation of trade"
 GOV Roosevelt made no refer ence linking the foreign debt situa- ton with reduction or disarma- ment.
 Gov Roosevelt spoke over the radio from his study.
 The main theme of his speech was based on the platform declara- ton which read as follows:
 Platform Declaration
 The only hope for improving present conditions, restoring em- ployment, affordng permanent re- lief to the people and bringing the nation back to it's former proud position of domestic happiness and of financial, industrial, agricultural and commercial leadership in the world lies in a drastic change in