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The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1934-02-23
PRESIDENT DISAPPROvES
CASH PAYMENT OF BONUS

WASHINGTON Speaker Rainey
was authorized today by the Presi-
dent to say that the chief executive
would not approve of cash pay
ment of the bonus at this time
However, the 145 signatures neces-
sary to get the bonus proposition
before the House of Representatives
was obtained this week and a vote
ON March IL to certain.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1934-02-23
MISBEHAvI0R OF COMPASS
DELAYS Ms NORTH STAR

Compass disturbances caused by
the presence of five steel freight
cars aboard ship, were responsible
for the delay Of the North Star on
its first northbound trip of the sea-
son, according to the Ketchikan
Chronicle. The cars are a part of a
railroad consignment bound for
Seward.
After taking on a small shipment
of lumber from the Ketchikan mills
the ship sailed for Metlakatla, Hy-
daburg,. Klawock, Hoonah and Sew
ard.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1934-02-23
DR.. Whitehead Welcomed
NUSSBAUMER is ELECTED
HEAD COLD STORAGE co,

The organization meeting of the
board OF directors for the Wrangell
Cold Storage Company was held in
the office of the Mccormack Dock
Company on Thursday night of last
week and the following officers
elected:
President, N. Nussbaumer; vice
president, L. A. Olsen; secretary
Leonard Campbell; treasurer, Leo
Mccormack.
The board will hold regular week
ly meetings this year, and measures
to secure a maximum amount of
business will be taken.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1934-02-23
ROGERS FORGOT TO TAKE
PIECE CALF. CLIMATE EAST

Newark-With army mail planes
grounded and billiards raging and
snow drifting several feet deep on
the runways, United Air liner
from Cleveland landed safely at the
airport and stalled in a drift. Out
into the snow stepped CALIFORNIA;
Will Rogers, absent minded as he
complained, Il forgot to bring q
piece of CALIFORNIA; climate with
me-"
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1934-02-23
CAMPBELL BROTHERS PLAN
A NEW STORE BUILDING

Plans for a modern two-story
building to accommodate the mer-
camille business of the Campbell
Brothers was announced here this
week. Blue prints and specifica-
lions are now being prepared by N
Lester Troast, well-known Alaska
architect, and are expected to be
completed by March l.
Tentative plans call for a build
ing of frame construction 44x4S, to
be erected on the lot adjoining the
Bank of Alaska.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1934-02-23
WRANGELL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
FAVORS TERI. CONTROL FISHERIES

street, Church street and st. Mi
chael street, and it is expected that
these three projects will be COM
pleted by the time the fund is ex-
hausted.
antly.. expressing his pleasure at
becoming a member of the commun-
ity.
Potential Markets
Chas Hawthorn of Seattle, when
asked to address the chamber,
spoke of the potential markets in
the Middle West for Alaska crab
and shrimp. During a trip through
Iowa and Illinois the past summer,
he said he made it point to ask at
the markets In all the larger towns
for Alaska shrimp, but as a rule
they had never heard Of the Alaska
beds.
The shrimp on the Middle Coast
markets, or at almost any place
way from the Pacific coast, he said,
are obtained from the warm Gulf
stream and are decidedly inferior in
quality to the Alaska shrimp.
ed in fisheries matters.
I'm any event those who favor
territorial control should immediate
ly send to the committee or to me.
letters or petitions in support of
this bill in order that it may be seen
that the people of ALASKA general
ly are in favor of Home Rule in
this matter"
DR.. Whitehead Welcomed
President C. P. Kirkland intro
duced Dr. William M. Whitehead to
the members present and welcomed
him to Wrangell. He stated that it
was with general regret that Wran-
CELL had learned that DR.. Turner
was leaving, but that the people
were prepared to give his successor
friendly welcome and to try to
make his stay agreeable.
DR.. Whitehead responded pleas
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1934-02-23
NEWS FROM
ALL OVER
THE WORLD
U. OF c. FIRE IMPERILS LIVES
800 STUDENTS so PROFESSORS

BERKELEY, Calf Fire broke
out Wednesday at the University of
California Economics Building, i'm
periling the lives of more than 500
students and fifty professors in the
building. Immediately upon sound
ing the alarm, classes in the build
dents also flocked from other near
by buildings. The fire is believed to
have started from a blow torch in
the hands of workers who were
painting the wooden window frames
The flames jumped rapidly along
the south wall of the building.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1934-02-23
CRAIG SUFFERS FROM FIFE
FLOSS SATURDAY MORNING

Fire of undetermined origin at
Craig Saturday morning totally de-
stroyed the former court house and
customs house building, owned by
H. s. Bagley.
A bucket brigade of volunteers
kept the fire from spreading to ad-
jacent buildings. All records of the
Craig Chamber of Commerce and the
Town of Craig since it's incorpora-
ton in 1922, were destroyed in the
flames.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1934-02-23
5000 SOLDIERS, POLICE GUARD
PU VI AGAINST ASSASSINATION

HARDIN, Manchukuo-An army
of 5000 soldiers and police is being
concentrated in the capital today
to safeguard Henry Pu vi, 20, EN-
peror- designate of Manchukuo.
drawn from both Japanese and ma
tive forces. The troops will guard
him against assassination when he
is enthroned on March l.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1934-02-23
ST. PHILIPS RESUMES USUAL
HOUR FOR CHURCH SERVICES

Starting the first Sunday in
March, Morning service at st. Phil
ip's Church will be resumed at
10:45. During the cold weather the
hour was changed to II o'clock
Now that the weather is warm, the
service will be held at the usual
time. The Sunday School hour will
also be at the usual time, IL
o'clock.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1934-02-23
BETTER CONDITIONS WILL
CONTINUE SAYS CHAS. DAWES

Chicago-Charles G. Dawes broke
his twoyear silence about business
conditions. He declared the de-
preston had ended. Prosperity be-
gan returning last October he said,
business and industry may be ex-
pected.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1934-02-23
5000 MIRA COMMITTEES TO
START FUNCTIONING AGAIN

WASHINGTON - Six thousand
committees which last August wag-
ed the Blue Eagle campaign were
asked this week by Hugh Johnson
to return to duty in an effort to
bring out the fullest possible ex-
preston of popular and individual
sentiment toward MIRA prior to the
assembly of code authorities.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1934-02-23
PROHIBITION REPEAL ALASKA
AND OTHER TERRITORIES

Washington-The Senate early
this week passed bills extending
ka, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Is
lands.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1934-02-23
JAPANESE CLAIM U. S. LOAN TO
CHINA USED FOR AIRnROMES

TOKYO Reports that portions
of Americas fifty million dollar cot
ton and wheat loan to China Is be-
ing used In expansion of Chinese
airdromes at Foochow and Annoy
will be the subject shortly of Japa-
nese diplomatic representations to
China, it was learned today.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1934-02-23
CIVIL SERVICE EMPLOYEES PAY
RESTORED BY JULY FIRST

Washington-Five per cent of the
IS per cent cut in civil service en-
ployees pay is to be restored as be-
ginning February 1, and the other
ten per cent will be restored by
July, according to a statement is
sued Thursday.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1934-02-23

F. G, Hartford, Wrangell agent
of the Union Oil Company, left Sat
urday on the Northwestern on a
business trip to Seattle. He intends
to return home on the Northwestern
due in port here next Tuesday
morning.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1934-02-23

Mrs. Allan Richey Is undergoing
treatment for a severe attack of
quincy She entered the hospital
Wednesday.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1934-02-23
SOVIET oCIENTIFIC PARTY IS
STILL IN PERIL ON ICE FL0ES

Moscow-Storms have blocked all
efforts to rescue members of a sci
entific expedition under the leader
ship of Otto Schmidt, stranded on
ice foes north of Boring Strait. Late
wireless reports indicate that the
ice is disentegrating and drifting
northward. There are eight women
and two small children with the
party.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1934-02-23
HOSPITAL NOTES

Ralph Devenny is making a good
recovery from an appendectomy
operation performed at Wrangell
General Hospital Thursday morning
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1934-02-23

VIENNA-Chancello Dollfuss re-
fuses to discuss the question of re-
storing the monarchy in Austria. 1t
is rumored that Premier Mussolini
of Italy, would prefer to see a king
in Austria, rather than Nazi die
tator.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1934-02-23
Modification Asked Of
Salmon Cannery Code

Modification of the child labor
clause in the NRA code to permit
the employment of children be-
tween the ages of II and 16 III
Alaska salmon canneries has been
asked by the Juneau Chamber of
Commerce. The provision forbid
ding the payment of imported" la
Dor in Alaska and the limiting the
advance in wages to 20 per cent
has also been requested. Delegate
Dimond has been asked to present
the case with the code authorities
Another recommendation said to
have come directly from Hugh j.
Wade, deputy administrator for
Alaska, is one which provides that
"all cannery employees working in
side the cannery be permitted to
work only eight hours a day an
six days a week, and that no eX
eeption to this be made" Mr.. Wade
endorses the modification of the
provision covering imported" la
Dor, considering it a distinct dis
elimination against the business
houses in Alaska" to forbid pay
ment of wages to cannery employees
in the Territory His reason for
recommending the eight hour limit
for inside employees is to take up
the slack in unemployment.
Code Hearing
Mr.. Wade went south on the
Northwestern last week to attend
a hearing on the salmon code which
will be held in San Francisco next
Monday. Hilbert Anderson, affili-
ated with the Resident Fishermen S
Union of Kodiak and other west
Continued on Page Four
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1934-02-23

George Sylvester entered the hos
treatment for a fractured leg.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1934-02-23

Remember there is a Blue Plate
Dinner at the Den O'Sweets. Every
body loves 1t. Jack.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1934-02-23

Shirley A. Baker is recovering
nicely from bronchial pneumonia.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1934-02-23

Flaming youth is not so bad as
warmed up middle age.-Downing
tMo,) News.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1934-02-23

George. Demmert of Klawock is
/ Wrangell visitor this week.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1934-02-23

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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-12-21
CTENEMU CITATEL'STVU.

ct. citatel ON sdelujeme re nase oznamenie mi
nulom elsie stretlo sa velkym porozumenlm sloven-
skej verejnosti ma Mahoning doine a prechovavame
nadej re tyzdenne vydavanie tohto casopsu bude
bezpecene. Mas vel'mi test, re mahonngsk Slovaci
potrebu tyzdennika uznavajd slovami i skutkami.
Ma tento patok e svolana sch0dza nasich vodcov du
chovnych, obchodnych spolkovych, ma ktorej sa pre-
jednaju podrobnost
Bolo mimoriadne dojemne akou laskou zaujai sa
veci nasi duchovm jednotliv1 nai pracovn1ci. Ma
to nikdy nezabudneme Pri takej dprimnej koopera-
eli zdolajd sa najvacsie t'azkosti.
Pri tejto prilezitost chceme podat niektore in
formacie. Noviny vydava osobitna spolocnost', pod
menom youngstown Slovak News Publishing Com
pany', inkorporovana pred niekol'ko rokmi. Predse
dom vydavatel stva je teraz redaktor tychto novn
tajomnikom pokladnikom je p. Jozef Kraja, ktoreho
zaiste pozna uz vacsina mahoningskych Sovakov Pan
Kraja je vodcom americkych Horvatov predsedom
Horvatsk6ho Koa Amerike a podpredsedom United
Printing Company (u ktorej tlacia teto noviny) -
dprimny Slovan priatel Slovakov.
Ktokopvek prispeje na zabezpecenie tyzdenneho
vydavania tychto novn dostane kredit to ko pred
platkov kolko obetuje Ma pr. ktory spolok obetuje
$5OOO predpat tax % svojm clenom tieto noviny ma
rok Ktory obchodnik obetuje nejaky obnos, bude O.
pravneny bud'to poselanie novin osobam, ktore o.
znaci, alebo ma ohasky.
Slubujeme, re ako minulosti tax bud1cno-
sti budeme napomahat slovensky zivot ma Mahoning
done, com je uz zahrnute vsetko co tyka Slova-
kov ich dobra Ia taky program je hodno pracovat'
i trpiet', ked' treba.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-12-21

vysetrovani tiez bolo vypoveda-
ne, ze Dup Pontovci mali viacti-
sic-percentove Risky : prsdaju
pusneho prachu pocas vojny.
Rev. Coughlin este povedal: !:
"Nezdlexi, kto vo vojne vyhrA
ci komunisti alebo kapitali-
sti; ci biela alebo zlta rasa. Du-
pontovci sd skutocnymi vit'az-
mil" Vystrihal narod, ably nedo-
volil DuPontovcom sa zmocnit'
vlady Spoj. Statov.
Vzdor tomu, re s1 Vianoce
tn, svet sa akosi nechce up0ko-
jit' a stale mysli1 ma vojnu. V
Juhoslavii diva miliony rezervi-
stow prisahalo vernost' ll-roc-
nemu chlapoekovi-kral 'ovi O.
brovske zastupy l'udu sa hrn1
ku hrobke zavrazdeneho krala
skoro kazdy den... V Abisinii
sa srazili abisinski a talianski
vojaci; pablo ich okolo $50 -
Mussolini ziada zadost'ucinenie
cd abisinskeho kraPa a odoprel
vyjednavanie Ligy Narodov. V
Bulharsku arestovane bolo 500
komunistov, Mich ITS vojakov,
ze chceli zaujat' zbrojarne v
celej krajine, vyvrazdit' armad-
nych dostojnikov a vyhlasit'
sovietsku republiku. Sest' voja-
kov bolo obesene ma vystrahu.
V Spoj. Statoch tajomnik de-
partmentu vojny, Dern, ziada
zvacsenie armady o $1,000 mu-
zov a o 600 lietadiel. Japonsko
uz lradne vypovedalo manor
nj smluvu so Spoj. Statmi a
Angliou. V Rusku striel' ajI
teroristov, ktori boli vraj po-
slani a ozbrojeni Nemeckom,
Pol 'skom a inymi krajinami
ma vyvrazdenie bolsevickych
vodcov. 103 ich uz bolo popra-
vene. A Japonsko hor1ckovite
skupuje po celom svete surovi-
ny, ktorych sa robia valecne
potrsby, obavajdc sa blokady
v pade vojny. Takto Ease len
vzdor namaham mierumilovnych
narodov "a mier, tento visf len
ma nitke. Nemecko a Japonsko
sa chcd nasilu bit. Taliansko,
Pol'sko, Mad'arsko a Rak1sko
svrbi tiez dian. Ale nadej ma
ich vft'azstvo je slaba - nema-
il penazf, nemaj1 zlata. To je
" Amerike, Francii a Anglii.
Ale kto sa chce bit, ma modzog
krvou zaliaty, ten uz nevie
chladne uvazovat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-12-21

buju pomoc slovenskost ale ked raz su vyssle pre-
stall byt' Sovakmi Mozno mono hlavu odvratia Cd
tel strany kde Sloyak ide... sovenska rec je pre-
mich hanbou...
Vianoce sd. Svate dni Predstavme 81 pod biely-
mi Tatram mas maly domcek. tom domceku zjavi
sa nam mas drahy otec.. nasa mla matka.. mas
shromazdi ten svaty vecer Ease ten otec. HAS
otca, ktory poveda,> ktory napomina: "synu, dcero
mila, kde ST.. G mas srdci. ci ctis tvoho Spasite-
Pa. ci milujes blizneho, ci mues tvoju narodnost'
- ci 81 Slovak? synu, spis.. prebud' sal Pozr pozri
tvoja matka tu soj pozri, cely svet je prebudeny.
cely svet pozera Betehemu Cely svet spieva: Sla-
va Bohu ma vysostiach zem pokoj l'udu.." Ano,
prebud' sal Ouch - pamiatka tvojho otca ia vola =
ia vzbudzuje.. REV. JozEF L. KosTk
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-12-21
JURAJ RUzBACKH ZOMREL

Juraj Ruzbacky, z (. 452 Lam
sing Ave-, zomrel 18. decembra
rano vo veku Is rokov. Oplaka.
vaj1 no rodieia, bratia Stefan,
Jan a Jozef a sestra Maria. Po-
hrab mu je teraz v piatok rano
z domu sm1tku a chramu sv.
Cyrila a Metoda. Pohrabne O.
brady vykona Rev. St. Begalla.
Pochovany bude ma Calvary
cintorine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-12-21
ROZHLAS YSN.

Slava Bohu ma vysostiach a
ma zemi pokoj l'ud'om dobrej
v6li!
Ease oslavime Vianoce, mai
radostnejsi sviatok krest'an-
stva. Najradostnejsi preto, ze
pred 1894 rokmi narodil sa b.
hoelovek, ktory priniesol l'ud-
stvu lasku i nadej ma vecny Ii
vot.
Laska, ktor1 doniesol Pud-
stvu Kristus, bola, je i bude maj
vacsim darom. Clovek sa davno
presvedeil, ze no st'astnym neu-
robia AMI peniaze, AMI moe, ami
slava - ale laska no ost'astni.
Do prichodu Spasitel'a, ma
zemi bolo zakonom heslo "Oko
"a oko, zub "a zub"; cd pricho-
du Jeho platf zakon "Miluj Bo-
la svojho celeho srdca svojho
q blizneho svojho ako seba sa-
meho." Pre- tento zakon Kri-
stus bude lit vecne v srdciach
a mysliach l'udf. Krast'ania uz
sa vzdy nepomstia, nevyl1pia
oko "a oko, ami nevybij1 vzdy
zub "a zub, ale 80 odpustia pre-
vinenym, ktors svoj skutok ol'u.
tujH ako odp1st'a Bob hriechy
ol'utovane. Go krasy najdeme v
tom, ked' sa hlbsie zamyslime
Ked' sa toto bude praktizovat'
pc cel0m svete, veru 'nebude
vojen, nebude nepriatelstva
medzi pud'mi, nebude ami chu.
dobnych a bohatych - budeme
81 vsetci bratmi a sestrami, die.
tkami bozimi. Kiez by to prislc
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-12-21

cbycaj, ale len vtedy, ked' tie
Diary su osozne. Bob postal nam
Svoj Oar, lebo SINE Ho potre-
bovali; i my davajme Diary len
potrebne. 2 takych darov je ra-
dost'. A nezabudnime, re potreb-
ne dary patria potrebnym - v
n1dzi, nedostatku sa nachodia-
elm. Mech urobf kazdy, kto mo-
ze svoju krest'anskd povin.
most. Bude mat pokoj v dust a
radost' v srdci.
Dahovy zakon je este ME v
platnosti a niektori obchodnici
uz pripisuj1 ! A to este i duplo-
vane. Jeden znamy krajan nam
pise, ze obchodnici v jeho O.
koli pripisuj1 al &c dane cd Sc
nakupu, co je protizakonfte, lebo
cd Sc nakupov sa dan neplati,
tym menej diva Gently - tedy
az 40 percent. My SINE v minu-
lom elsie pisali, ze dan sa zacne
vyberat' len cd l. januara. A
udali SINE al, ze kol'ko sa bude
platit' Ma inom mieste znovu
podavame danove raty cd ma
kupov. Vystrihnite 81 to od-
lozte.
V min. elsie "Jednoty" bo]
clanok o nasich organizaciach a
narode. Jadro clanku je, ze slo.
venske organizacie musej1 pod.
porovat' j narodne, kult1rne 8
dobroeinne podujatia slovenske
mac nemajd prava narokovat
81 prvenstvo mad cudzimi orga
nizaciami, ktore tiez vyplatis
podporu Slovakovi, ked' 81 nj
hu platf. Skoro celkom SPRAY
ne.
/ Slovenske podporne organiza
Gle - cest' vynimkam vsku
tku drzia sa tax, ako cudzi
voci narodnym, kultdrnym
dobrocinnym podujatiam slo
venskym. "Jednota" pripomfn,
hlavne slovenske vyssie skoly
no my pripomenieme j sloven
ske neodvisle casopisy. Mkt,
| neodskriepi, ze nase neodYisl'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-12-21
YouNaswWNsKE sLovENsKE NovNY

Gasopisy vykonaly = konajd
moe dobreho pre- nase organiza-
Gle. "A odmenai Konkurencia |!
Podfvajte sa do vacsiny nasich
organov a najdete tam vselija-
ke cftanie, ale len malicko or
ganizacie sa tykajdce. Inona-
rodne organizacie 81 vedia cent
blahovol'u neodvislych casopi-
| SOW inac. Mad'ari ma pr. majd
vel'k1 organizaciu 'Verhovay
Egylet", ale jej organ neprina-
sa ziadne szpravy, AMI clanky, a.
nj rozpravky netykajuce sa or
ganizacie - to ponechava ne
odvislym casopisom. Me div, ze
Mad'ari majl dobre 81 stojace
casopisectvo az styri ci pat
dennikov a vsetky maj1 cd 10
do 40 tisic odberatel'ov. Tyz-
dennikov maj1 celd hromadu.
A Mad 'arov je menej v Spoj.
Statoch, ako Slovakov. Ba co
Wac, mad'arske organizacie ma
pomahaj1 neodvisle casopisy
al penazne. Davaj1 i'm vel'ke o.
hlasky ku kazdym sviatkom a
slavnostiam. Mas casopis, hoe
sllzi kazdej organizacii Wac
nez ktorykopvek my neodvisly
Sasopis, nedostal cd mnohych
nikdy ami jednu. Kedysi Dol do
stal sopar cd N. s. S. cd E.
S. j. - to vsetko. Bol cas-, ze
"Jednota" do toho vreda pich-
la. Slovenske organizacie, ak
chc1 rast', musia byt' sloven-
skymi skutkami, nielen dl'a
mena. Nepodporovanim sloven-
skych veci a podryvanim kore-
nov slovenskemu neodvislemu
casopisectvu - kopd 81 hrob.
Krasne to veci vysly ma javo
vo Washingtone. Tam senatny
vyybor vysetruje uz cd leta mu-
niene podniky. Minute dni sa
narod dozvedel, ze Spojene Sta
ty vypovedaly vojnu Nemecku
len preto, ze sa bankari z Wall
Streetu obavali svoje investi-
Gle a o komiSny. Roku 1917
Anglia uz nemohla cd mas ami
kupovat' municiu, ami platit'
interest ma dlhy a hrozila jej
porazka, ktora by bola zne-
moznila d'alsi ''biznis' s mu-
nfciou a navzdy znemoznila "a
platenie dlhov. Mas AMBASSADOR
Page postal dlhy kablogram z
Londyna, ze treba vypovedat'
vojnu. A tax sa vojna vypove-
dala, aby boly zachranene zisky
a investicie paru milionarov.
Pri vysetrovanf tiez vyslo ma
javo, ze DuPontovci, vyrabate-
liza pusneho prachu a inej mu-
nicie predali Japoncom tajnost
vyroby bezdymneho pusneho
prachu. V pade vojny, Japonci
bud1 mat rovnaky "cens" ma
yft'azstvo. Rev. Coughlin naval
DuPontovcov predavacmi smrti
a zradcami v jeho .nedel'nej ra-
dio prednaske. DuPontovci ST
ii, ktorym AL Smith sl1zi j S
jeho Liberty Lfgou. DUPONT je
jednym jej zakladatel'ov. Pri
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-12-21

Vesele, radostiph6 Vianoce zelam vsetkym miltm
bratom sestram n&rode,
Jan - Koc6r, tajomnfk Slov. Mgy.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-10-24
ENGINEER WHO HAD
PART IN
0 ROAD VISITS

B. F. Kit, bureau of public
roads engineer from the office at
Missoula, was a visitor in Red
Lodge Saturday.
Mr.. Kit will be remembered as
one of the engineers who made
the first reconnaissance survey of
the Red Lodge-Cooke City road in
1925. He became thoroughly i'm
pressed with the scenic beauty of
the proposed highway at that
time, and it was through his eff
fort that the report was made as
favorable as it was, as the en-
gineer from the forest department
was very much opposed to the
proposed highway.
Mr.. Kit stated Saturday that he
had just driven up on this end OF
the road as far as the Wyoming
line and he said that it was ever
more scenic than he ever thought
it would be. He also stated that
he vas glad to know that he had q
part, even though it was small, in
the construction of this marvellous
highway.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-10-24
B rs
HONORED AT U. of C.
Special to The News

University of Chicago, Oct. 20
Margaret Albert, a recent gradu-
ate of Carbon county high school
is M of twenty-five women elect
ed to the freshman women's coun-
Gil of the University of Chicago.
The chief function of the coun-
Gil is the orientation of freshman
women to the life of the univers-
ity. This function is accomplish
ed through the means of hobby
groups, get-together teas, and per-
sonal interviews. During the year
the organization also sponsors
various social functions in con-
junction with the freshman mems
council. Members of the council
r elected by the upperclass-
women on the basis Of their lead
ership and organizing abilities.
Miss Albert, who was first in
her high school graduating class,
is the holder of an honor scholar
ship in the university.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-10-24
Local


Jerry Holden, widely-known
Clark's Fork justice of the peace,
visited in town Saturday on mat
tiers connected with his office.
Mrs. Don Anderson, a recent
bride, was guest-of-honor at a
shower given Monday evening by
her sister, Miss Alice Lumley, at
the Lumley home.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. H.. Mann en-
tertained a number of friends at
bridge Friday evening, the occa-
sion being their twenty-fourth
wedding anniversary.
R. X. Staley of Dayton, Ohio
who has interests in the Mont
Alaska Mining company in the
New World mining district at
Cooke City, has been a Red Lodge
visitor during the past week, con-
ferring with local men. George
Jimason, also of the Mont-Alaska
company accompanied Mr.. Sta
lev here.