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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-21
Senate Shortens
Calendar Holding
LIST Night Session

AUSTIN. Feb. 2i.-H1-Thc sem
ate was ready to resume work to-
day with its calendar considerably
shortened as n result OF the first
night meeting OF the session.
House bills we're on the slate to-
day with the important prison
measures topping the special order
list.
Senator Tom Pollard's bill 10 reg
ulate aeronautics was one of the
more important measures sent to
the house. The bill provides for
the licensing of all pilots and aero
planes.
The Patton "Davy Crockett" bill
10 appropriate $4,000 for a memo
rial at Crockett to that hero of the
Texas war for independence was
finally passed as was the Parrish
bill increasing the pay Of members
Of the state ranger force.
a measure by Dr.. J. w. K. III.
Beck of Dc Kalb to enable tho state
TO take advantage OF federal aid
on interstate public toll bridges.
also was finally passed.
An experiment station would hc
established at or near Abilene under
provisions OF another measure ia
cd. The bill was introduced bT
Senator Oliver G. Cunningham OF
Abilene.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-21
UTILITY BILL
TO MEET TEST
Cousins Is To Offer
Elective Plan AS
Substitute
Ey S. BROOKS

AUSTIN. Feb. 2t.-Gov. Dan
Moody's public utilities control pol
icy will meet its severest test when
the senate takes up the Holbrook
utilities bill. probably Friday.
Sen. w. r. Cousins of Beaumont
will strike at the feature most de-
sired by Governor Moody in at
tempting to substitute an elective
utilities commission instead OF q
board to be appointed by the COVER
nor.
Governor Moody insisted. in COM
mittee hearings. that the board
should be made appointive. SEN
ator Cousins announced he will Of
fer an amendment to elect the
commissioners, thus forcing an
early test OF the strength Of the
governors supporters OH the utill-
ties control measure.
Senator Cousins believed that II
he succeeded in making the mem
herS elective. many of the present
advocates Of the bill would vote
against IL.
Governor Moody would re-submit
Vic utAitito SOAAtiOl qutSllOu W tilc
special session. il II fails at the
regular session. and is virtually
certain to veto it if he Cousins
amendment should be made part OF
the law a senacted. it was believed.
The senate will take up the ques-
tion of regulating rates and opera
tons Of utilities next after it dis
poses of the prison relocating pro-
gram. The Holbrook utilities bill,
in which city attorneys OF Texas
coopcratcd. would give the board
appellate jurisdiction in regulating
rates in home rule cities, and
original jurisdiction in villages and
towns. The cities would have the
right TO regulate rates. subject 70
appeal by them or by the utilities.
Municipally-owned utilities are ex-
empted from state supervision IN
der the bill. and cities left free TO
deal with the power. telephone. gas
and other companies under fran
chisc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-21
TO FIGHT
FAT

There are hard ways, like starvation.
but fewer and fewer employ them. There
IS a pleasant way. modern and scientific,
which combats the cause. "A vast number
OF people now use it. And the slender
figures now seen everywhere are largely
due to that.
That method Is embodied in Marmoll
prescription tablets. People have used
them for 20 presentations OF boxes Of
them. And everybody, in almost every
circle. sees the change. New beauty, new
health, new vitality.
Each box OF Marmola contains the
formula. also the scientific reasons fox
results. So users have no fear OF harm.
Learn the facts about Marmola, because
Of the good il has done. Ask your drug
gist-now-for a 81 box with the book.
Then decide
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-21
FAVOR FLOOD
CONTROLPLAN
Drainage Congress To
Seek Endorsement
OF Estate Pact

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Feb. 2i.-H9-
Endorsement of a seven-state COM
pact under which a system OF res
er7oirs is proposed as a means OF
flood control on the Red and Ar
kansas rivers vas among rcsoiu-
tions 10 be submitted 10 the a
tional drainage congress in its final
session today.
The resolution was drawn by Il.
r. Blake. Oklahoma City. its au-
thor and Oklahcma'S representative
on the seven state commission.
Texas. New Mexico. Colorado. Ar
kansas. Kansas and Louisiana are
the other states interested.
The compact. approved by Okla
homa and New Mexico and under
consideration by the other states
provides for distribution OF the cost
Of a chain OF reservoirs. designed to
impound flood water in the upper
drainage basins Of the two rivers.
improvements in drainage and
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-21
Finish BORDER
ROAD PROJECT
Highway From Los In.
dos to La Paloma,
51A Miles, Paved

The last concrete on the 5 l-2-
mile project OH the military high
way between Los Indios and La Pa
iona was completed Wednesday
night, and the paving crew was en-
gagged today in moving machinery
TO the Barreda-Point Isabel high
way where they win rave aDproxi-
mately D miles cast Of the Los
FreSnoS paving.
The military highway project,
had the contract, was completed in
for which Dodds a. Wedegartnert
record time. an average OF 1850 feet
OF concrete being poured each work.
ing day. The highway will be open
IN about two weeks, the contractors
report.
Completion Of this project leaves
approximately 10 1-2 miles OF the
military road in Cameron county
unpayed. a fl-f mile gap from the
west line OF the Brownsville pre-
cinct TO La Paloma. and approx
mately 6 miles from Los IndioS TO
Bluetown. The highway is paved
from Bluetown west through Santa
Marin to the Hidaigo county line.
Pouring OF concrete on the Smile
project from Combes through Santa
Rosa TO the Hidalgo county line
was completed the first of the week.
and the highway will be open the
entire length by March /. Forms
nave been laid by the McElwrath
crew on Highway No. 90. from
Combes to the Willacy county line.
and pouring of concrete was expect
cd TO start Thursday or Friday.
Another McElvrath crew is en-
gagged in paving the Puente Qua
dalupe road northeast from Browns
vile. the first concrete having been
poured Tuesday. Approximately
three weeks will be required to COM
plete this project.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-21
Free Admissions
To Mark Opening
OF Kennel Club
Special to The Herald)

Especial 10 lHc feEdlul
RIO RICO KENNEL CLUB,
Mexico, Feb. 21.-The Inauguration
Of the $4,000 Rio Rico Kennel
club here SATURDAY. night will be
featured by free admission and
free toll on the international
bridge. 1t has been announced by
officers Of the club.
This club is located six miles
from Mercedes across the Rio
Grsnde.
The plant. which has been un-
der construction for two months. Is
now completed. 1t consists OF a
grandstand with seating capacity of
several thousand. a fast dirt track
which is illuminated to give a view
OF the dogs at any position. a pad
dock where the dogs may be view
cd before each race. hundreds of
kennels and facilities for the con
venience and pleasure OF the public.
The Rio Rico Kennel club has
been built bv Valley capital in con-
sultation with Chicaco interests.
represented here by men with *
pcricnce in operation of similar
plants in the middlewest. cast and
FLORIDA.
over ZOO dogs nave been assem-
bled for the opening of the season.
These dogs represent the cream Of
the country. manv Of them having
been brought to the Valley 10 eS-
cape the rigorous winters OF the
north. Several kennels have been
maintained on this side of the
river opposite Neuva Mercedes for
several months. while practically
every dog that raced in the
Brownsville meet several weeks ago
have been brought to the new track
here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-21
Chicagoan Would
Ride Mail Plane

Herbert Pope. general manager of
the Bear Brand Hosiery Mills OF
Chicago, wishes 20 be among the
first passenger on opening of the
Brownsville Mexico international
air mail line. A telegram asking
that such reservations be made, was
received Thursday by z. A. Rosen-
thai Of the Valley Wholesale Dry
goods company here.
This is the second request received
for reservations on the first air mail
ship leaving the local port on March
3. A New York man wrote the
chamber OF commerce last week.
stating he would visit this section
and wanted information as to rates
on the first plane to Mexico, open
ing the air mail line. q
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-21
RADIO wave
. FIGHT AIRED
controversy On Using
Length Reaches
Commission

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2l.zP-A
controversy over radio wave lengths
which has drawn the interest of a
large part of the middle west. the
5rest and the south. was placed be-
lore the radio commission today by
Ftatirns KvOO of Tulsa. WWL, of
New Orleans and KWKH. of
shreveport. The latter station is
operated by w. X. Henderson who
gained radio fame for his talks
Hurting the campaign last year.
The contest IS over the use OF a
fEave length Of $50 ki,ocycles now
tll0catcd TO KWKH and WWL OF
New Orleans. KVOO wants to use
This channel.
Senator Ransdcll. democrat Of
louisiana. and Representatives AS
well. Sandlin. Wilson and Kemp.
hll of Louisiana. testified that they
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-21
Passenger Men
End Convention

Winding I'm final details the an
nual convention of the Southwest
ern Passenger association adjourned
Thursday noon after n three-day
session at the FL Jardin hotel here,
The main business to come before
the session was consideration OF
rates to be made for the southwest
ern section. directing of PASSENGER
traffic to this TERRITORY and matter
Of equipment. II v'as said.
The majority Of members of the
association left Wednesday night.
the remainder expecting TO leave
Thursday night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-21
School Stars Are
To- Coach Squads

WARRENTON. Mo. Feb. 21.-tP)
Coaching and management OF
athletic teams at Central Wesley
an college for the remainder OF the
year have been placed in the hands
OF players as an experiment which
may result in the abolition of pro-
feSSicnal coaching.
Outstanding stars of the various
sports will coach the teams. Lemon
Schuette OF Jackson. Mo. basketball
captain. took ver training OF the
net players.
Central Wesleyan officials think
the school is the first TO do away
with professional coaching.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-21
Soda 20 Years
for Gas-Stops Now

For 20 years I took soda for in
digestion and stomach gas. One
bottle OF Adlerika brought me CON-
plete relief."-John b. Hardy.
Adlerika relieves gas and sC'Ir
81 stomach at once. Acting on BOTH
upper and lower bowel, it removes
old waste matter you never
thought was in your system. Lct
Adlerika give your stomach and
bowels a REAL cleaning and sec
how good you feell OvercomcS COR
stipation. Eagle Pharmacy. III
San Benito the Palace Pharmacy.
ADV.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-21
Harrington City
Officials Named

HARLINGEN. Feb. 21.-All city
officials OF Harlingen with the ex-
ception o. the city treasurer were
reappointed ~ Mayor Sam Bolts
and approved by the city commits
sion last night. Jack Carey, acting
sition with the Central Power &
Light company and E. d. Norton
was named to that place.
Other officials named were Chief
OF Police r. II. Johnson. Oscar
Morris. city tax assessor and col
lector; Homer Maxwell. city attor-
ney and r. l.. Chaudoin, corpora
ton judge.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-21
STORM WARNING

The weather bureau today issued
the following storm warning:
Advisory. Northeast storm warn
ings ordered $50 a. m. Atlantic
City to EaStport. Disturbance Of
moderate intensity off Virginia
Capes moving northeastward with
increasing intensity will cause
strong northeast winds this after
noon shifting to north tonight with
gales off the coast Atlantic City TO
Nantucket with strong northeast
winds with gales off the coast Of
Nantucket this afternoon and to-
night
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-21
ASK CRUDE OIL TARIFF

TULSA. Okla, Feb. 2l.-lP-
Resolutions to call upon congress
to enact legislation imposing a pro-
tective tariff Of not less than 81 per
barrel on crude oil imported into
this country. adopted by the board
OF directors Of the Independent Oil
Association Of Oklahoma. followed
a meeting held at Okmulgee Satur-
day. were announced today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-21
SUN AND CLEAR SKY
BREAKS COLD WAVE

The cold wave which reached its
lowest Wednesday night at 80 de-
grees was being dispelled by q warm
sun and clear skies Thursday.
w. j. Schnurbusch. official Valley
m~eteorologist. predicted a rise III
temperature overnight Thursday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-21
INVALUABLE Say
Society Women

MELLO-GLO Face Powder Is pre-
ferred by beautiful women because
it leaves no trace of flakincsS. past
mess or irritation. Stays on longer
no shiny nosesl Made by a new
French process - prevents large
pores. Spreads more smoothly
gives a youthful bloom. Very pure.
Use MELLO-GLO Face Powder.
It's wonderful. Eagle Pharmacy
Adv
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-21
San Benito Plans
For Paving Work

SAN BENITO. Feb. 2l.-Plans
for paving certain streets here TN
der contract with Dodds & Wede-
gartner for $4,000. YER completed
by the city commission at a meet
ing last night. The work Is to be-
Gin immediately. 1t Is understood.
Under an ordinance passed at the
meeting. contractors who use the
streets in building purposes. here
after must make surety bond TO
protect the CITY. The purpose to
is to avoid liability in case of acct
dent 70 pedestrians or others using
the streets.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-21

levee machinery we're described by
George I'D. Massey. construction ex-
pert OF Chicago. as IN important
part in the completion or the fed
cral governments flood control
plan for the Mississippi river.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-21
TO PLANT

NEW YORK. Feb. 2l.-CPJ-Gulf
Refining company plans to spend
$40. 000. 900 on improvements OF its
plant at Port Arthur, Tex, IL is
learned here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-21
Day in Congress
(By The Associated frcss.)

(By The Associated frcsS-J
Thursday:
Senate considers Edge resolution
for survey Of proposed Nlcaraguan
canal.
House has before it load line bll
and bills requiring unanimous con-
sent.
House appropriations committee
considers second deficiency bill.
Military affairs committee OF
house takes up army promotion bill
Wednesday:
Senate passed legislative appro-
priation bill carrying $4,000, 900 for
expenses Of congress.
House observed memorial day for
members who died in office during
SEVENTEEN congress.
Senator Robinson. of Indiana.
charged government had been de
frauded out Of hundreds Of millions
Of dollars by Salt Greek oil field
leases.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-21
NEEDLE IN THUMB 10 YEARS

NEW ORLEANS. LA neeuIe
Mrs. Emily Chardron broke off in
her thumb 10 years ago has finally
worked itself out.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-21
STEALS 1o-CENT GLOVES

CHICAGO.-Mrs. Elsie Durham
was arrested for stealing a pair Of
10-cent rubber gloves to protect
her hands while washing dishes.
She was fined $50.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22
F. L. I. S.

Foreign Language Information Service (Cudzo-
Iecoya lnfomacna Sluzba) skratene F. L. l. S. je zra
ma svoJou dobrou pracou teer kazdemu prist ahoval
COW Amerke Nieen ze rozposela poucne clanky a.
meI1ckych zkonoch do cudzorecovych americch caso-
psov, ale pomaha vsemozne vsetkym prist 'ahovacom
lch azkostiach Organzacia tao, dosial bohatymi A.
merkam yydrzavana, musf 81 zadoHkzt' st6 percento
svoch pefaznych pfostredkov Cd prst ahovalcoy ko-
fn slz ably mohla dostat ostatn1 cast prostliedkov
cd bohatych udi Slovensk6 oddelene ma 81 zadoyaAt
$4,000 cd anerickycE Slovakov Tez msi dokazt ze ST
sluzieb toho oddelena Sovac vazia ceia preo zada
citateov doposlanie adresovych naepkov casopisl
ktory citajd.
Redakcia pine uznava zasuhy F. L. l. S. 0 pozdyl-
nue sovenskych prist ahoyalcov uahcenie ch vpla-
venla sa do americkeho Ivota, preto pripoue ej
Madost na CT catelstyo. Kto moze mech pose svo-
ou adresou 81 alebo ST. kto nemoze peniaze posa mech
vystrihne aspon svou adresu naepen ma casopse TAX
napooze udrzat blahodarnej cinnost to tax potreb
nj organizaciu Svoj prispevok, pot adresu pose
ma Slovak Bureau, r. i. J. S., 222 Fourth Ave-, New
York, n. Y. tax dokazeme ze 81 veme cent uznat
svojich priatel'ov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22
KN1zNICA BUDE Uz TEJT0 zIMY,
q 1929. R. j. Reynolds Tobacco
Company. Winston-Salem N. C.

Y utorok na schodz zastupcov spolkov Okr. Sboru
Slovenske Lgy bolo jednohasne uzavrete ably sa so-
venska knznica cm skore zaloza. Zvoleny boil vybor
ktory kdp kniznu kasnu objedna knhy. Vybor vyko-
ma svou povnnos do buddce sch6dze ktora bude de-
cembra Objednane knihy prfdu kraja, okolo Noveho
roku, takze knznca zacne dcinkovat' uz 6oskoro.
Do Druzstva Slovenskej Narodnej Knznce prisl,i-
cha dosial 26 spokov kubov Mahoning doliny Mimo
dvoch z vsetky vplatiy svoje zakadnove pspevky po
$40 vyse spolu je upisane $4,000, vplaten6 $395O0
Pocu SINE, re d'alse tr spoky odhlasovay vstupt do
Druzstva Kniznice Toto ako zaisten6 zalozene kniz
nice, mao by nadchndt vsetkch priatelov slovenskej
vzdelanosti pracovat to- re vsetky slovensk6
spoky kluby Mahoning doline prihasy do Druzstva
svojm prispevkom zakladinu Prspevok je $40 a.
lebo vyse navzdy. Nadne inc prspevy nebudd w
zadovane udlzavanie kniznce. Bratia sestry ma
vrhue schodzach vasch spolkov ably twas spook Dol
zakladatel'om tejto slovenskej knznice.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22
RAKEToU DO vEsMtRU

Celia svetova tlac venuje vel'kn
pozornost' ohlasenemu tpokusu
vynikajuceho fyzika a hvezdara,
profesora Obertha, ktory uz v maj
blizsej dobe, v najblizsich dnoch
chce yystrelit do vesmfru .prvd
raketu. Nemecky ucenec veliani
zaujimave pojednava 0 mono
stiach cestovania .vo vesmire.
; Odkedy ludstvo poznalo - ho-
yori - ze hviezdy sl podobne te-
.lesa ako je nasa zem, vznikla v
lhom tlha, aby sa cloyek dostal ma
tieto move zeme. Zda sa, ze prave
nasa doba je poyolana rozriesit'
problem cestovania vo yesmire.
Professor Oberth zaobera sa tynl-
to problemom uz 20 rokov a ne
nasiel ziadnu TAXI t'azkost kto-
"a by vyspelost'ou dnesnej tech
Milky nedala So odstranit 0 ce-
stovani vo vesmire mozno dnes
povedat' asi tol 'koto: CHM vacsou
zaciatoenou rychlost 'ou pustime
ma cestu nejaky predmet. tym
pyssie, pot 'azne d'alej doleti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22

no bol parizskom dome s'Notre
Dame "a velikych slavnosti Cit
.kevnych vysvateny tarbesky q
.lourdsky biskup Gerlier. Noyy
cirkevny hodnostar ma "a sebpu
velmi zaujfrnavl zivothd drahu.
P6vodne Dol advokatom a ako OBJ
hajca tesil sa vel'kej popularite.
Vo vojne ako dostojnik dostal sa
ma front. Pc vojne earlier vratil
sa do Pariza, vidal sa advokat-
stva a poc1val teelogiu. R. 1923
Dol vysvateny "a knaza, o 6 rokov
pozdejsie "a biskupa. Biskupsky
prsten, ktory novemu biskupovi
natiahol ma prst nedavno zosnuly
parizsky archbishop kardinal Dur
bois, Dol darom parizskej advo-
'katskej komory. I
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22
poVfNN1 roxnhAv Y11u +
REDENTIsT1uK91f P01Qn-
K0M.

| v Budapesti odhalili I. ". po-
mink hrdinov, ak6si napodobenie
hrobov Neznameho vojaka v do
hodovych statoch.
Jeho neel vsak je celkom my,
ako v dohodQvych krajinach, le-
bo patri do radu tych mad ar
skych iredentistickych pomnikov,
ktorymi ma byt' neprestajne pod
pal 'ovana nenavist mad 'arskeho
l'udu oproti slsednym station a
| pripomina mu budlcu odplatu,
po ktorej Mad 'ari tax t1zia. Q d
cele pomnika najlepsie svedci ma
nom vytesany napis Ia tisicroc-
ne hranice'' a al rec, ktoru pove-
| dial ministersky predseda Bethlen
pri jeho odhaleni "a 1casti Hor-
thyho a celeho diplomatickeho
sboru. Bethlen vyhlasil, ze Ma
d'ari sa nikdy nevzdajd narokov
ma cele 1zemie byvaleho Uhorska
bud1 vzdy pracovat' "a reviziu
trianonskej mierovej smluvy. -
Pred niekol'ko dnami bolo VOL
sku, policii, cetnfctvu, finanenej
strait, riecnej strait vsetkym u
niformovanym sborom v Mad ar
sku nariadene, aby ich prislusnf-
ci, ked idl vedpa pamatnfka hr-
dinov, vzdy vzdali cest' podPa
predpisu. Starosta nesta potion
uverejnil vyhlasku, v ktorej W.
zval civilne obyvatel 'stvo, aby
sa k pomnlku blizilo len s odkry-
tou hlavou. Pred pomnfkom bola
potion postavena cestna strAz
dvoch jazdnych policajtov pl-
nej parade, ktori kazdemu chod-
cow nariad 'ujd, aby snal klobnk.
=
TAX bolo de facto zavedene "
Budapest povinne: pozdravovanie
pred iredentistickyln pomnfkom,
ktore je platne pre- domace oby-
vatel'stvo prkye tax, ako al pre-
cudzincov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22

Hvezdarstvo mas uci, ze ak neja-
ky predmet pustime tax vel'kou
rychlost'ou, ze "a sekundu urazi
drahu dlhl s KIN, tax tento pred
met, opustf zemskd prit 'azlivcst
a nikdy Wac nepadne zpat ma
zem. Ako maly mesiac bude stale
v kruhu sa tocit' okolo nasej ze-
me. Ak rychlost je vacsia ako 8
KIN "a sekundu, potion precinct
vzdiali sa cd zeme este Wac. Keby
sa nam podarilo nejaky predmet
vymrstit 70 zeme rvchlost'ou vac
Sou ako II a l-6 KIN "a sekundu,
mali by SINE rozrieseny problem,
ako sa mono dostat' 70 zeme ma
inI hyiezdu. Je to mozne prakti-
ckyf Nepatrne malym predmetom
vieme luz DIST rychlost, mAoho
vacjiu, ako je ii kih Ia sekun-.
du, u predmetov yacsich najyac,
sia dosavadna rychlost', ktord ma.
sa doba dosiap vedela tymto pred
metom dat, bola poldruha kilo.
metra "a sekundu. Name vsak !
dispozfcii stroje, ktors d'alsin
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-22
ked sa naucia rozdielu, hrn1
's k' CamelS


je potrebne, ably ma druh1 plane
tn dostal sa cely aparat. Raketu
m6zeme zhotovit' vjacej drob-
nych aparatov, ktore fungujl je-
den "a druhym oddelia sa cd a.
paratu materskeho, ked' ich hna-
ella sila bola> uz vycerpana. Tym
ovsem rychlost' poslednej rakety
sa nesmierne vystupnuje tymto
sposobom podpa nazorov prof. O.
bertha budeme skutocne moct' do
siahnut' rychlost', ktora je po-
trebna, aby SINE mohli opustit
prft 'azlivost' nasej zeme, ba do
stat sa az ma planetu druhu. Gale
potion ako nej nazad? Red.)
Predstavme 81, ze tymto divom
20. storocia, raketou, blizime sa
uz k cudzej planete. Raketa w.
lett nasej zeme pomerne pomaly
a postupne ziskava ma rychlost.i
Keby raketa touto rychlost 'ou j
pristavala, tom okamziku by sa
nasledkom nesmierne prudkeho
narazu rozbila. Sama priroda ide
tn vsak pudskemu pokroku ma po-
moe. Raketa vpadne do atmosfe-
ry cudzej planety ME kolmo, ale
dotkne sa jej vodoroyne tym
vykona okolo noveho nebeskeho
telesa cestu dostatocne dlhd, ably
jej rychlost' sa atmosfere tejto
planety dostatocne zmiernila. Pro.
tt cestovaniu po vesmire rakete
uvadza sa najcastejsie, re vo YES
mire MET vzduchu a ze tedy ce-
stujuci nemohli by dychat'. To
vsak je naSa najmensia starost' -
prehlasuje prof. Oberth. We'd v
raketovom dopravnom prostried-
ku praye tax mozeme sriadit uza-
vretn vzdusnl komoru ako v po-
norkach. v mensom meritku da,
10 by sa raket vel mi vyhodne po-
uzit' k dolezitym pozorovaniam
peteorologickym. Alternately
riadene rakety bez cestujncich
mohly by fotografovat' kraje,
mad ktorymi letia: Casom po ma.
lezitom zdokonaleni mohlo by ss
raket pouzit' k vel'kolepej po-
stovnej dopraye. Taxa postova ra-
keta dopravila by 80 kg listove.
posty "a 20 minlt - ma ktory
ol'vek bod nasej zenlegule. T. o