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The Washington times., 1929-03-29
c. D. P. GROWTH
IN SOUTH IS
FORECAST

WINTER PARK, Fla, March 20.
The breaking of the Solid South In
last years national elections and
the fact that in the South Repub-
licanism is not now incompatible
with responsibility" are the strong
est factors pointing toward growth
Of the Republican party in the South
seen by Prof. J. G., de Roulhac Ham
ilton, Of the University of North
Carolina. DIR. Hamilton discussed
the subject in a round table session
of the Institute OF Craftsmanship
meeting here under the auspices Of
Rollins College.
Jeffersonian political philosophy.
the speaker declared, IL no longer the
cornerstone of Democratic faith III
the South. Even Jefferson's name,
he said. is given lip service only and
the party does not know what T.
means" Only a fall.down of the
Hoover Administration. DR.. Hamil.
ton held. could stem the advance of
the Republican party in the South
and block the entry of number Of
Southern Commemorative into the
category OF doubtful states.
THE South is looking forward to
tremendous business expansion,
and the Republican party, regarded
anyhow as the very emblem Of pros
perity. makes more effective ap.
peal to a prosperous and expanding
industrial South than it once did.
said DR.. Hamilton THE appeal is
purely material in nature. to be sure.
but the South is today full of mate.
riallsm. is eager to create and t.
store up wealth. eager OF enjoy fruits
of a prosperity it has never known. y
DR.. Hamilton pointed to the tariff
volte-face" Of the Houston platform
as indicating the extent of the trans.
formation of economic opinion among
Democrats. Many old line Demo.
Gratis, he held. believing the party
has abandoned it's principles. ARE
likely to he Iukewarm in it's support,
and. conceivab1y may seek new af-
filiatiOnS"
The Washington times., 1929-03-29
ST|MSON TAKES
STATEPOST

Chief Justice William Howard
Taft late yesterday afternoon ad.
ministered the oath as Secretary Of
State to Henry L. Stimson, complet.
ing the official cabinet of President
Hoover.
Ex.Secretary r. B. Kellogg will
leave Washington for a vacation
trip in Europe before returning to
his home in Minnesota to practice
law. Stimson who since Tuesday
has been going over pressing prob.
lens with Kellogg is confronted
at the outset by such complications
as the sinking Of the Canadian
revolution and the preparatory dis.
armament commission meeting at
Geneva.
Secretary stlmson wishes it to be
known that he intends to make
very few changes In the personnel
0f the State Department Under
secretary J. Reuben Clark has
asked to be relieved and, it is re.
ported, will be succeeded by VIII.
liam r. Castle. at present an as
sistant secretary. Assistant Secre-
tary Nelson +. Johnson will re-
main In charge of Eastern affairs,
with Assistant Secretary Wilbur J..
Carr continuing to supervise con-
sular activities.
Francis White will remain in
charge Of Latin.American affairs
and Stimson has reappointed Will
liam Fl. Beck as assistant to the
secretary. Beck served under
Secretaries Lansing, Polk, Colby,
Hughes and Kellogg.
The Washington times., 1929-03-29
G !.
FOR SPRING
BY ALICE LANGELIER

PARIS, March 20 G.N.s).-spring
sweaters are showing a special
trend toward femininity, not only
in materials and colors, but in
the slight curve at the waistline
which makes them fit slightly
to the figure instead Of having
the normal, straight line.
There are many sweaters trimmed
with white lingerie collars and
cuffs which give them de-
cidedly feminine touch.
One from Lucille Paray'S collec.
ton comes in bright geranium'
red In one Of the new wool laces
so much featured in the spring
and summer wear. 1t has TRAN.
gular incrustations Of striped jer.
sey at the bottom and the original
collar.line has a pleated ruffle.
Hand knitted sweaters are Of an
endless variety of designs. in
stripes, modern art and bizarre.
almost barbaric designs. patterns
in two or three coiors HARMONIC.
ing with the color Of the suit,
A couturier who specializes in
sports costumes is showing a
Jacket and skirt of lightweight
tweed worn with a knitted sweater
which is worn under the skirt.
A knitted yoke fits snugly around
the top of the skirt. made In yarn
which exactly matches the shades
in the tweed.
The newest sweaters are Of two
materials, jersey and tricot or
hand-knitted wool.
The Washington times., 1929-03-29
BEST PROSPECTS

p. MI. 8. Marine Band.
Capt. Taylor BransOn. WRC (310.
$3.50 .. m.-GeOrge Beughler.
baritone, and George #. Ross. pi-
anist in joint recital. WRC (316.
6:45 y. m.-RecltRl. the Rev. W.
q. EphPimm aud Henry Booker,
jr., VOL (229).
7:45 D. m.-SiIver String Revel-
ers. WMAL (416).
CHAIN PROGRAMS
p. m.-MiIady's Muslcians. y.
y. G., New York. WEAF. WRC.
p. m.-Cities Service Concert
Orchestra and the Cavaliers: \.
B. c., New York. WEAF, WRC.
WEEf. VITO, ETC.: the Lenten
choir, Columbia, WMAL. etc.
$3.50 D. m.-VeedOl Hour, Column
bla, WMAL. etc.
o D. m.-An Evening In Paris.
n. B. c., New York. WEAF. WRC,
WEEP. VITO. etc.; True Story
Hour. Columbia. WMAL. etc:
ESQ p. m.-SchradertSwn H T~RG
n. b. c.. New York. WEAF' WhC'
vito. WAR: etc: Han, Co,,ro
1850 D. m.-HaIf Hours with
the Senate. n. b. G.. New York,
WEAF, WRC. WEEP. VITO. etc.;
Night Club ROmanceS, Columbia
WMAI., etc.
DANCE MUSIC
s:1G p. m.-I>"tUa Orchestra.
10 p. m.-Danc" music. VOL
I(sss).
The Washington times., 1929-03-29
Indiana Man Receives
Belated War Citation

INDIANAPOLIS. March 20 Il.
N,sJ.-More than 10 years after
the world war the government has
Just cited Staff sergt. Henry
Acker. stationed now at Fort Ben.
jamin Harrison here, for gallantry
in action on the Western front in
France.
Announcement OF the citation of
Sergeant Acker has just been re-
ceived in Indianapolis from the Of
flee Of the Secretary of War in
Washington.
Acker, who halls from Dudley
town, Ind, is q member of the SER
vice company of the Eleventh
United States Infantry.
The citation, a silver star. was
awarded Sergeant Acker for gal
1antry in action near Cunel, France,
October II, 1918.
The Washington times., 1929-03-29
ROMPTNG AROUND RADIO DIALS
NEARBY STATIONS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

wBAL-BaItimOSt e-IOSO-2sS
6iOO-Sandman Circle: quartet
O:3o--Pennolene Pageant
7:O0-Esskay Hour.
7:30-WJZ Program.
S:00--Mupical Art Gallery.
S:30--N. b. @. system.
1O:sO-Musical Memories; WIZ pre-
WCAO-Is,Itimore-6 800
7:30-Adams entertainers.
s:00-Kingan's CowboyA
s:30-VeedOl VodeVil.
o:OO--Trus story HOuR
1O:0O-Kodak Hour.
lO:3O-NIght Club Romances.
WFBR--f9altim0Fe-
6:0O-Charles Street Parade.
7.O2--Rose Gordon johnson. soprano.
7:l5-LeRoy Heine. VioIinist.
7:3o--aunther's Blue. Top Orchestra:
S:OO-MedicaI and Chirurtical
Faculty Series
G:1S-oriole syncopstora; direction
of Charles II. Desele.
e:00-Dulaney Ensemble.
S:3O-aouchSr College Jubilee Singers.
lO:O2-Lord Baltimore Hotel Or
wPG--AtIantic CIty-IIOO-47s
6:00-Dinner Music.
S:3O-MusicaI program.
9:30-Musical program.
lO:15-Organ.
ll:OO-News: Dance Orchestra.
WOK-NPWaFk-1IO-4
7:30-Nati0nal Orchestra
S:O0-Lenten choir.
9:OO-Trus Story hour.
1O:OO-KOdak hour
1O:3O-Night Club Romanoss.
1I:O0-News: dance music.
WEAF-New YOrk-6OO-
6:OO-Florida Citrus
500 aldorf-Astoria music.
6:30-Raybestos Twins.
7:OO-Milady's Musicians: string quar-.
tel.
8:00-CIties service concert.
9:O0--An evening in Paris.
:3O-Schraedsr Band.
10 :0O-PB ssion music.
1O:30-With the Senate.
II :00-Opera, "Parsfal"
WRNY-New YOFk-lOIO-2a7
7:O0-TaIks: Herman Orchestra
7:45-Studio instrumental Trio.
8:30-OrEan
IIadeIphla-117O-3SS
6:20-Sport talk; the Mystic.
6:45-CoIumhian network.
7:00-PAIais a or Orchestra.
7:3O-Cathay orchestra.
S:OO-Felin's hour.
S:3O-CoIumbia network
ll:O0-News; Gnllen Ora EOn Orchestra.
WJZ-New YOrk-7GO- 3Oa.5
G:0O-String quartet.
6:30-ClOpin iRht; trio.
T:l6-IIealth Talk.
7:3O-Dixie Circus.
S:OO-ContrsIto: ''Old Man Donald
SON.
S:30-ArmstronE QuAkers.
S:60-Wrigley hour.
9:3O-Philco hour.
l0:00-The lIf.ngerS.
lO:30--Pa ssion music.
1l:Oe-OperA, "ParsIfal"
The Washington times., 1929-03-29
Pinchot Delays Start
To South Sea Islands

NEW YORK, March 20 V.SO.-
Last minute changes brought about
a 4S,hour delay in the departure Of
Clifford Pinchot. former Pennsyl.
vania governor. and his three mast
ed auxiliary topsail schooner for
the South Sea Islands.
Instead of sailing out Of the
harbor on the 15,cOO-mile trip today.
the start has been postponed until
Saturday afternoon.
The Washington times., 1929-03-29
HIS LIBERTY IS BRIEF

READING. March 29.-When
the gates of Berks Prison swung
open for Clifford Hard. Is, who
completed a years sentence on a
charge of larceny. Detective Will
liam A. l4arney, of Trenton, N. j..
with City Detective Harper, was
waiting to take him into custody.
Hardy was taken back to the New
Jersey city to face a charge of lar
ceny of articles from automobiles.
The Washington times., 1929-03-29
LOCAL PROGRAMS
WRC-WaShinEt On-95O-3I6

-WaShinEt On-95O-3I6
1tOo-orsan recital from the Kilt
studio.
1:30-Farm and Home Facts by the
y. s. Department Of AGricui-
ture-"Sryle Plus Comfort in
the Chidren'a Spring Outfits"
and rabbits for Easter" IN
"A. c..
145-OrEan recital from the Kilt
studioa
hood" by Caroline Pratt IN.
215-Gotham Trio IN. B. CO..
3:OO-U. S. Marine Bsnd-Capt. Tay-
lor BranSOn. leader.
4:00-Pacific Little symphony Or
chestra. N. b. c.
s:oO-Florida On the Air. NJ B. c.
6:30-JoIly Bin and Jane. N. b. C.
6:55-Motion Picture Guide.
6;0O-Waldorf-A Astoria Orchestra. N.
b, c.
S:sO-Ioint Recital by George BeuEh-
Ter. baritone. and George F.
Ross. pianist.
7:o0-Milady's Musicians n Il. c.
7:30-String Quartet. N. B. c.
S:OO-Cities Service Concert Or
chestra and the Cavaliers. N.
soo-An Evening in Paris, n. p. G.
9;3p-Schradertown Brass Band. n.
1o:oo- Weather forecast.
1o:o1-Excerpts form Bach'B Passion
Music. y. B. c.
1o::9-kozak RadioErams.
Speakers: The Secretary of
the Interior Hon. Raw Lyma n
Wilbur R). and Senator r..
II. Caravan Cd Of Arkansas,
11:O0-Rtchard Wagner's sacred music
drama "Parsifal" n. B. c.
hin&tOn--I31O-229
5:45-The Town Crier.
6:OO-NuEgets Of knowledge.
6:03-Andv Claus.
6:05-Dinner Music.
6:45-The Rev W. 8. Ephrinm
accompanied by Henry Booker
7:11-Amos and Andy.
1n:oO- Dance Music.
Withdrawing tOn-63O-41O
3:0o--L'Apres Mldi-CBS.
4:OO-Herbert Soman's Roosevelt En-
sembl2-CBS.
4:20-M odulat ions Obs.
6:0o-MusicaI program presented by
Institute OF Musical Art Of
5:20-"Artcraft MusIoEraphy.'
s:00-"Thirty Club"
6:15-Totus Orchestra.
6.45-Enpa 1ettick MelodieS-CBS.
7:OO-News flashes.
715-"ListeninE in on Jimmy and
Jane"
7:Sn-Correct time.
a,
pany Offering.
7:45-"Silver String Revelsrs."
a:00--The Lenten choir-CBS.
S:50-Veedol Hour-CBS.
9:0N-True Story Hour-CBS
10:00-Kodak Hour - CHS - featuring
Richard Crooks. concert tenor.
1880 Night Club Romances-CBS.
11:0o,--Paramount Hotel Orchestra
Chs
11:3O-Dick GaAparre's Club Plaza Or
chestra-CBS.
WJSV-Mt. Vernon Hills. Va.-l27O-2O0
6:3O-Civc Classified hour.
7:30-Raseball chat by Car.
7:45-Chrissle } Anderson, state
Flower Legends.
S;O0-David Martin, baritone.
S;3O-Musical program.
S:45-Jimmie Tester, Tarheel Trouba-
dour.
9:00-Two Black HumminE Birds.
9:15-Toots and Dan.
9:3O-Gondoiers
lO:15-Bill Thompsons Champion Fid-
dlers.
The Washington times., 1929-03-29
DISTANT STATIONS

ll:3O--Organ; dance music.
WIP-Phllade Ipfia-6IO-402
7!OO-Uncle Wip.
7:3O-1nstrumental quartet.
S:OO-Musical shower.
9:OO--Coa tsviIle Band; Meistersingers
lO:OO--Ei Patio Orchestra.
1O:3O-Adelphia Orchestra.
WBBM-ChIcagO-17
9:OO-Concert Orchestra.
9:30-ChicaEo Orchestras.
1O:OO-Variety Program,
1O:3O-Lom ba rdo's Canadians.
A. NJ.
1:OO-Night Club.
WGN-ChlCaKO-12O-4
9:30-Courtesy Program.
lO:OO-Opera> Great Moments.
lI:OO-Tomorrow's Trib.; Hungry Five.
1l:3O-Pat Barnes.
i2:OO-Dream ship: Dance Music.
Observation-Disclosures
Il:45-Hawaiian Ensemble.
WMAQ-ChiCnEO-67O
II :00-Amos and Andy.
ll:l2-MusiCal Potpourri.
l2:OO-Dance OTchestras.
WLS-ChieaEO-87O-3
9:0O-Concert Orchestra.
9:50-12 to 20 club.
1O:O0-Sleigb Party:
1O:3O-Hamm's Coliegians.
lI:O0-N. i. G. System.
ll:30-WLS Show Boat.
WLW--CIncinnati-1
lO:3O--MaytaE Program.
1l:OO--N. b. G. System.
12:OO-Gibson Orchestra.
\. NJ.
12:3O-Gondoiyrics.
1:00--Thies Orchestra.
WRAP-FOrt WOrth--8OO-355
1O:OO-Trio; male quartet.
observation-disclosures
WOS-JeffersOn CltN-63O-416
9:O0-Address' fid1ling contest.
KFAB-LincOIn-77O
II :00-Concert.
WHEC-Memphis--12
l2:O0-Frolic.
WCCO-MlnHeapOlis-S Paui-SlO-5IO
9:OO-Singing Fireman.
9:3O-Maytag players.
10:OO-Columhia network.
10.3O-QuartPt: Srt6 tal program.
WTNJ-MIIWaukce-
l0'36-Fea
II :00-Barnyard Opcry.
l2:G0--DanCe music.
WSM-%ashV IIie--G5O-48
lO:oO-Csldwen symphony Orchestra.
KWKII-ShreVepOrt-
9:3O-Studio program.
KMOX-St. I.OuIs-1OOO-
1l:OO-News: Amos N Andy.
1I:3O-Wylie's Orchestra.
KkTP-St. PauI-1460-2O5
1O:30--Courtesy program.
II :OO--Skellodians
1i:33-Amos N Andy; dance feature,
A. NJ.
1:OO-Midnight club.
WNAC-BOst0R--I230-
S:00-Columb Network.
1l:OO-News: Dance Orchestras.
Observation-Disclosures
7:30-WHAM program.
5000 nivis Hour.
S.2O-Columbls Network
11:0O-pance Orchestras: news,
WFLA-C'leArwAter-s -2S3
9:ON-Organ; Entertainer.
1O:30-Hawaiian Music
ll:OO-Dance Music.
WTAM-GIeveIand-
9:OO-Fur Trappers.
9:3O-Friday Foijcs
l0:30-DanCe Music.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
"a Musical program.
S:3O--C'oIumbla Network.
II :0O--DanCe music.
Observation-Disclosures 1913
S:0O--('0nCert
8.20-WJZ program.
lO:3O-Singing school.
11:OV-News: Amos n Andy; dance
KDKA-East PIttsburgh-9SO-3O
l0.3O-Penn Hote! Orchestra.
WRVA-RichmOnd-
1o:0S-N y. C. system; orchestra.
1I:l5-Organ.
Observation-Disclosures
S:0O-Concert orchestra.
9:O0-WEAF program.
acknowledgements
S:oO-BinS Family: n. p. e. system.
1O:3O-Srorts; I.oew's Orchestra
KOA-Denver-S3O3
I2;o0-N. b. {. system; string trio.
A. NJ.
I:nO-%. a e. System.
KNN-HOIIS woOd-lO1O-?S5.S
r NJ.
f0:o0-Courtesy program.
II :oO-Order OF Do-Nuts
1o:0O-Tion Tanners program.
19:45-HoEywood Stadium.
KFI-I.Os AnReleS-64O-46S
1O:OC-N. r. G. ChalIenGers.
lI:00-N. r. C.-RCA hour.
12:OO-Concert orchestra.
A. NJ.
1:O0-N. b. G. dance music.
CNRE-EdmOntOn-58
12:3O-DanCe program.
MOnctOn-67O.447.5.
1O:00--T.ittle Concert Orchestra.
CKGW-T0rOntO-98O
IO:00-f3and concert
II :0O-Romanel!i Orchestra; news.
CNRV-VancOuver-IO
10:30-Children's hour.
1I:15-Addresses: Ladies' Quartet
12:O0-CNRV Players.
A. NJ.
1:00--String quintette; artists.
-- 2:0O--NatiOnal Melodians
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-07

the report Of Miss Mary Carmody, su-
perintendent, 80 student nurses are
registered, IS on the regular staff and
35 affiliated.
Reporting for Junior League activities
at the hospital, Miss Dorothy Bierer,
representative from that organization,
made the announcement that the league
is taking over the extension work in the
dispensary, donating the services of one
worker, also an automobile. At the pres
ent time the league motor corps takes
sick children back and forth to the hos
pital on dispensary days. and other
members care for the follow-up cases in
the homes In addition TO these activi-
ties the league endowed a ward at the
hospital recently.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-07
NEW RECORD MADE
BY HOSPITAL HERE
2,296 Visits in Dispensary
Department Is Mark for
Single Month.

With total of 1926 visits in the dis
pensary and 1900 in the child welfare
department, the Children's Hospital
broke all previous records in the num-
Der of patients treated in those depart
ments last month. according to the re-
port of Miss Matte Gibson, superintend-
ent, at the monthly meeting of the
board of lady visitors at the hospital
yesterday.
The total number of patients cared
for at the hospital was 449. with an
average daily attendance of 113. In the
social service department 634 visits -7ere
made, 126 attended food demonstrations.
224 operations were performed and l ,665
laboratory findings were made.
In the training school, according to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-07
ORDERED TO SEA.
Lieut.. Comdr. Gearing Assigned to
U. S. S. Rochester.

Lieut.. Comdr. Wallis Gearing was or
dered detached from the Naval Academy
yesterday in orders released by the Navy
Department and ordered to the U. S. S.
Rochester.
Lieut. Comdr. Edward r. Eberle Of
the Supply Corps is detached from the
U. S. S. Arkansas and will come for
treatment to the Washington Naval
Hospital Lieut.. Harry r. Hubbard OF the
Supply Corps is to be detached from the
receiving ship at San Francisco about
September ! and will come on duty ut
the Washington Navy Yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-07

Save your hands in the
kitchen, in the garden,
while washing dishes and
while cleaning house with
these strong pliable rub
Der gloves. Prevent your
hands from b e C o m n 8
chapped and hardened.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-02

svojim verejnym cinovnikom Nedavno dostal Michal
Bosak list pny surovych nadavok takze boil ndteny w
pisat $4,000 omeny polapene pachatel,a. Nasi hav
nj iradnci ,iradncky organizac vytrpia cd zomyse
nJch ludf toPko kriv ze keby si nebo vedoml sveje
uzitocnost narodu zapPuval by vsetko, co soven-
YIN menue. knazi dostanu svoju porcu srpcovana,
redaktori Trpia ebo vedia, lie nevedon neznaju co
cinia Ale horkost' i'm zostava dust koecne vykona
svoe zhubne delo otrav zivot chut praci narodnej
najyaesiu skodu ma potion toho Pud. Preto neotra-
vume zivot svoch pracovnikov, ale i'm no radsej sp-
iemnuime
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-02
''RADosTI' vEREJNEHo Uc1NKovAN1A.

L'udia, kton neznaj1 take postavenie verejnych
lradnikov pracovnkov myslia ST. re byt mayorom
STA guvernerom statu kiazom vodcom redaktorom atd
e to najlepse zamestnanie AXE moze svete byt Ale
vel mi mya. X Kym pr. obchodnik ktory radne OBJ
sluzi nema ziadnych neprjemnosti mimo s patenfm a
neyie co s nadavky kym robotnk ma len fonana alebo
bosa mad sebou taky verejny radnk pracovnk e ko-
hom pre- vsetkych lud1: kazdy ilom ponosi Maj
lepsl priad name tn nasom mayorovi Heffernanovi
ma mayorov campbelskom Gordonovi. Manzelka ma
yora Hefernana dala tieto d verenost ukazzy co
vsetko nielen mayor, ale musi znasat' Jednoho
dna hodine rano cenga i'm teefon. Ked cenganie ne
prestavalo, PAM Hefernanova vstala spytaa sa kto
preco tax zavcasu telefonuje dostala odpoved Chce
len znat, ci je mayor taky blazon pride teefo
nu Toho isteho dna teefonovala akas zena ked pan
Heffernanoya odpovedala otazku, ze mayor je ne
mocnic chory, ia zena poznamenala "Ako je to zle ze
nezonre! Mayor Gordon teraz, pocas volebnej kampa
dosta vseky prezyvky, axe ludia mozu napochytre
najst len preto, ze uchadza stvrty termin. SD
mesta, kde majd mayorov dyadsat termlnov niko
nenapadne ich preto napadat'.
A Taketo zhor;oVanie zvota vereinych 1radnikov w
stane len cd mach dust Preto ME vsetc vereni cnov
niei zomerajd Cd zalu mad nevd acnost Uznanlivy
eovek uzna obr prAcu verejneho 1radnfka toto uzna
ME je posilou pre- reho.
my slovaci name male duSc, ktore strpsuju zivot
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-02

Ked' sa prechadzame po havnej ulci mesta, nevidl-
mnoho slovenskych men ma obchodnych tabulach
to mas znepokojuje. Keby nebolo Youngstown State
Banky Sfka's Marketu kracirne Jozefa Martinku, OBJ
cbodu Ludvika Papaja nasch novn, ami by svet nezna
Re SINE obchodne nadanym narodom
Po hlavnej uic premele denne mnoho tisic l'udi
preto e havna utica vzacnou pre- obchody Km obchod
mix rezidencne uc predava svoj tovar len susedom
obchodnk hlavnej uci predava no celemu obyvatel
stvu mesta preto ma stonasobne vacse preztost vel
kemu dspechu, nezli ten predosly.
Boly easy ked' Slovaci nechodili kupovat pa hlavn
ulicu; kupoval suseds1ych obchodoch Vtedy nebolo
potreby sovenske obchody hlavnej uci Ale easy
premeny Teraz tisice Sloveniek Slovakov chodf
kupovat hlavn ulicu ich dobre peniaze dti do
slovenskych vrecak.
Pre- tito prfcinu e potrebne ably slovaci otvara OBJ
chody hlavnej ulici My nesneme dovolit ably nase
t'azko zarobene grose odtekaly TAM odkap sa nam
vratia Nesmieme sa ocludobiovat O zisk ktory matt
mas cudi luda.
Ma hlavnej ulic je potreba aspo1 jeden satny OBJ
chod ktory by vlastnil Slovak aebo Slovac. Tam de
naJvac nasich penazi do cdzich rk Potrebny by boil
jeden obuvny obchod slovensk jede elekrikarsky, e
den hudobne nastroje noty, jede zensky pesto
vane krasy mnohe i1e Sikovn l'udia, dostatocnym
kaptalom by ste zachytili.
Sovakom treba 81 uvedomt ze je blizsia kosePa nez
kabat blizs Sovak nezi my: re treba sa drzat hesa
Svoj svojmu!'' Len tax budeme napredovat' bohat-
nut ylnohuniet vlive mese, okrese State Musi-
me reprezentova pred spoluobyvate stvom vsesran
me- ma kazdom odvevf ludske cnnosti reprezentovat'
lcinne znac vynikat'.
ktori Slovaci mate obchodn6ho, podnikav6ho ducha
obchodny vycvk dosatocny kapita otvorte 81 obcho-
dy na hlavnej uc ako bocnych ulicach strede me-
STA Slovakov zadame ably ked pridu do stred mesta
navstivii nasskych obchodnkov svojom susedstve
len Cd nasskych obchodnkov kupovai TAX to vyzaduie
nase dobro, mas pokrok Amerike
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-02

paci prehnanej zamoravskej men
'tality antitezu, ksi viezae, = hen
takto zkrsne raF sEntezal | Ma hne-
w, Eiky a vyhrdEania, ako pod
sledne v Narodnych Listoch, vel'-
mi malo dame.
Ny vieme ME SINE milovani,
ale nam AMI nejde to Ked pri-
de pretrpiet' viac, ako dosial -
j to dobre. Konecne to je ziyot,
ktory prave takto je hodno zlt
Ale nasi protipartneri musia
byt' S tym nacistom, ze ma europ-
skom kontignente, kde Je i Slo-
vensko, vyrasta typ Europana a.
rozum rodf sa nielen pri Labe
Vltave, ale i pod Tatrami a mad
Dunajom rovnako. Ak je rec 0
formovani - musia strpite' - re
nielen oni budu formovat' mas, a.
le al my ich. Typ Slovakoy, la
Hlasisti, ktori cez Prahu hi 'adeli
ma svet i ma svoje Slovensko, ujal
sa malo a vymizne. Odruda tych-
to - najnovsi SLOW. janiciari -
ostann odrudou. Ny pri vsetkeJ
ucte k tomu, GO ma cesky narod
vzacneho, vieme - kolko toho
zkrslo 20 sil domacich, co je odu-
Gene a vypozicane, co germanske,
Go franc1zske, co europske. Novel
slovenskej generacii len prazska
orientacia nedostacf. Prave pre-
| tie nase malicherne pomery musl
sa orientovat' europsky, uplatnit'
sa umenim, literatlrou a al inak
" cudzine tax podrazit' megalo-
MANU- zamoravskej mentality tn
donna. Mas stav charakterizoval
4by tax: hned' po prievrate boil
SINE pre- svoj nerozum a privel 'kd
d6verivost' porazeni, posbierali
sme sa dnes SINE uz v riadne.
defenzive, zatisnuti - ale v de-
fenzive. Pride cas-, ked' pojdeme
do ofenzivy - az pc rovnovahu
A po spolocnom usili "a osvobo
denie - to bude po vselijakon
trasovisku znova realny zaklae
pre- 6eskoslovenske spoluzitie, mo
zno i jednotu. Az dotial pani in
teresanti nejednemu nasmu t'ahr
ncporozumejl a nebud1 chciet
pozorumiet'. Kdeby?! We'd my
ziadame taku hroznd vec: rozde
lit ma vsetky vazy j biedu a bol'
!, Ma to sl oni predsa ME zariade
nj A jednako musi sa to stat
v zaujme sameho statu, ktory ma
| jn ma ustach i oni