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LONG DISTANCE TRUCKER

Los ANGELES OH. Hoffman, a
produce merchant of Rock Springs,
Wyo., is probably the long distance
champion garden truck trucker He
transports in his own machines vege-
tables frS.n Southern California to his
home town, a distance of / 100 miles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-13

prize was offered for the first time
parts of the city and nearby Maryland
and Virginia. The date OF the show
has not yet been set, but probably will
be early in August The chairman
of the show this year is Walter H.
Gannaway. 1907 Irving street north
east.
Mrs. j. H. Gormley, corresponding
secretary of the Community Garden
Club Of Rockville, Md, reports that
the club met with Mrs. w. E. Ward
June 81. Mrs. Hane. president, con-
Quoted a business meeting, after which
there was a round table discussion.
Many flowers and table pieces were
brought by the members. After the
judging OF these the hostess served
refreshments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-13
JAPANESE IRIS

When considering the purchase of
iris the home owner should not over
look the Japanese group as illustrated
IN today's picture. The flowers are even
more beautiful and snowy than those
Of the German OF bearded group and
do not compete directly with the usual
iris IN time Of bloom, coming later and
extending the season. The flowers diff
fer considerably from those Of the COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-13
Meetings This Week.

Gen. M. Emmett Urell Camp,
Wednesday night, Pythian Temple.
Col. James S. Petit Auxiliary,
tomorrow night, Naval Lodge
Hall, Fourth street and Pennsyl-
Vania avenue southeast.
Gen. Henry w. Lawton Auxil-
larry, Tuesday night, Pythian
Temple.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-13
THE GARDEN CLUBS

The Woodbridge Garden Club an
nounces that 1t is again able to offer
the John Poole prize of S25, donated
by John Poole, president of the Federal
American National Bank. for the best
coming gladiclus show "a A,1E,Et This
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-13

Since the report that nearly 900 tons
of ash, dust and tar settled in every
square mile of the city in the last year,
s. the dirtiest place in England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-13
Trustee Sale of Valuable I'm.
improved Industrial Ground
Along the line Of the B. & o.
Right of Way Near Queens
Chapel Road, Just OFF Blad-
ensburr Road.

BY virtue Of a certain deed of trust, duly
recorded in Liber No. 1925. folio 453 ct seq,
lumbia. and at the request Of the party Sc
sell at public auction within the sales rooms
TaE sGa sSS E. Dx4 81
JULY, 1880, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON,
the following described land and premises.
DESIGNATED as and being part Of the tract Of
''Haddock's Hills" beginning for the same
on the southsaSterly line of the :ight Of
Company (west Virginia avenuej, where the
same is interested by the southerly line Of
nSer ts4a at foo 81 0e witch poina Is
e. f ss%dFs sSs sonE sS, the n
road and running thence with the south
dsss II n' 81 sas sss Il f.. q south Ron
on curve; thence detecting to the left on
the arc Of circle. the radius Of which is
north 81 dssrsss 50 aDss sOl; q feet to ne
ss tspss NTH 70 hs hssy ASH ess
thence north 81 degrsss 81 east % feet 70
thence north IS degrees s west iss SO feet
to beginninE. according to plat recorded in
s re-. book At Page s esn srcs pSsEs
as parcel iSlisS ana contains 900 square
a Terms IN sT Of saie me CASH deposit of
REQUIRED. Conveyancing. recordiug., etc, at
pH1rSchsser,s cost Terms to Be complied With
and the property may be advertised and re-
sold at the discretion Of the trustees.
AENKy F. 5. R a3ss'
WILLIAM B. WOLF 2..Es; At. {, Wv
jys,1l1315,17
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THE HOME GARDENER

and Seasonal Hints for the Amateur for Beauifng
B
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MOVING. PACKING AND STORAGE,
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The Washington Zonta Club met
Wednesday at the Raleigh Hotel, Miss
Gertrude Van Hoesen, president, pre-
siding.
The program Of songs which was to
have been given by Mrs. Florence
Sindell, accompanied by Miss Frances
0utelius, was postponed IN order that
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-05
CHRANME ST SVOJET!

Je svrchovanl cas-, ably sa mahonngska Slovac pohla
do ve'kej prace svojet Sovenske det mrzn1,
slovensk6 rodny ndzu trpia, do dvier needne sovel
skej donacnosti dobija>sa had
Ma to spokojne dlvat lesmeme. L'utovanie ne
postaci. Tl jc naSa sloveska krest arska povnost
pOMAHAT! .+r
Medzi nami vzdy bolo, teraz je dost citnych, vre
lych, pomoci prlce- -chtivvch Slovakoy Ku tymto
obraciame posbou ably opakovali ciny skutky kor6
kedysi konali. Ku mllzom zenam, ktor6 vedia chcd
bezzlstne pracoyat' syojet.
My mahonngski Sovac nasbierali rokoch
1919 1920 sedem lych bedien sastva okolo tisc
doarov peilaz ulavene poyonovej biedy krajoyych
Slovakov. 70 mozene vykonat' teraz pomoc syojm
tn medz nam
M0zene vylonat vac. M6zeme pomahat nasm
nidznym dostavat podporu cd miestnych dobrocnnych
orgaizac, do pokladnice ktorych my stede prspeya-
pokladnice ktorych len skpo dostavae. to len
preto re nemame ustanoyizne ktora by nase zaujmy
tych organizacach chranila
Takou ustanovizlou by noho byt Okresny Sbor
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-05
ROL'NICKE NOVINY

Upozornujeme farmarov-Slo-
vakov ma odborny casopis horej-
sieho nazvu. Vychadzaj1 diva ra-
zy mesacne a predplatEt Go Ame-
riky je len "a kc IA cely rok.
Ich adresa je: Rol l'nicke Noviny,
Bratislava, Stefanikova {. 4. Cze-
choslOvakia.
Rolnicke Noviny prinasaju ca
sove odborne clanky, rady po-
kyny. pre- gazdovstva i pre- roP-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-05

sloveliskej Lgy, ktory ma ' programe podporovanie
nidznych rodin sovenskych Len je potrebne, ably ma
jeho sch6dze codo Wac zastupcov spolkov muzskych
lebo ma tak pracu potrebne e poverene cele
slovenskei vereinos Prosine ct sovenske spoky muz
skt zerskt ably 81 vyslay buddcu sch6dzu Okr Sbo
ru zasupcov ktor sd ochon pracovat' trpiace slo
velsk6 rodnky nech ako e to uz ch zvykom, teraz
svoje stedre srdca podporia svojej pokad
nice svoich nidznych bratov, sestry sroy. Mech sa
mas preiav pravy vanoGny duch skutkami miosrden-
stva voci nasm ma jblizSim bratom sestram.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-05

ba, Slovacl! ia vlem, Je, to dnes
t'azka wee pre- mnohych. "a hpa-
dok pomerov ma Slovensku ME-
kto by NAL totK niest zodpoved-
most, lebo 60 sa stalo, nestalo sa
samo cd seba. To niekto zmachlil.
Dnes sa cd tejto zodpovednosti u
teka. Ma slovensky autonomiz-
mus, jednako to len nemozno zva-
lit, a vyhodit' to ma oei prazsks-
mu centralizmu, ma to MET odvs-
hy. Go potion zbyva ineho, ako
stylisticke zvraty, a zakryvat
zastierat' d'alej skutocnost', kym
sa este da najdu sa ludia, pred
ktorymi sa da. Ale konecne do
bre, zastierat'! Nejeden peclivy
otec nejde so starost ami rodi-
nu pred deti - ale potion robi,
posbiera vsetky silly - zachranit',
Go lett. Kto zakryva, ak to robi
vedome, ako by len vyriekol: ia
to napravim - my to napravi-
me! Ano, ale potion naprav ma
pravte, ked' mate po svojom roz-
ume tolko silly! Sprawl autono-
mizmus bezpredmetnym znamena
ovladat' centralizmus v hospo-
darskych, kulturnych osobnych
veciach v prospech slovenska a
slovenskeho elementu. Ale ne
sprawl to, pri tom krizovat' i
snahy autonomizmu, Go je vlastne
i hospodarsky a existencne obran-
nym hnutim slabsieho slovenska,
to je pokracovanie bez priamosti
- ami ma voz, ami voza, vysle-
dok coho moze byt' len smutny.
Ak je V ktorej rodine svrab, kto
ju chce vyliecit', musl ist' k le-
karovi a povedat': name svrab:
dajte nam ia tito pliagu masti
U mas ma Slovensku je to dnes
tax - .omyka sa kazdE, ale po-
vedat', v com sme ma to MET
odvahy. Naopak - ak sa tax a
legorice spytas -: mate svrab
| Usmeje sa ii nejeden a povie: ale
chod', to len ten,- alebo omen, po
tvora chlap, roztrusuje!
Takto sa my Z nasich bied t'az
ko dostaneme. Ami zodpovedno
sti, ami odvahy? TAX sa 0 marco
nikde Ma svete nemoze pecovat
so zdarom. ia nestrasim, rad by
som vsak vidiet' slovenskych ci
intel ov, a to vsetkych, cinoro
DEF dobre premyslenej praci. A
ma to predne - treba nam otvo
renosti a priamosti, nestrkat' hla
WI do piesku a neprikovat' jazyl
ami ma zlatu, ami ma striebornu, a
nj na zeleznu ret 'az!
(Tsvm. Mar. Nov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-05
SINE PRED RoCNYMI scHoDZAMI sPoLKOV.


int naSc Soversk6 spolky vydavajd poce svojho Il
cnkovara: kok ne1nocnvch bratov sesar podporily
okyc do yecnosti odprevady, kol ym sirotam vdo
v;n pomoly os,sit' Shy. Vydavajd ST pocet al 70 spo
loens1Glo clkevnCo nirodneho ucinkovania: kol ko
divadentch predstaveni zabav usporiaday kol ko pl
spely na nodnC cirkevne cee. Urobia 81 suvahu Glen
stva majetku toho ulobia usudok cl teno rok bo
pre- ne pokrokom alebo Gpadkom.
Fodl a lisudku VOLTA potion trad. Ked patricnv
lad usiloval konG svoe povnnosti svedonite nieen
pcd "a nariadenia stanov ale Z aslly spoku TAX
iro, tall irad obycajnc byva znovuzvolenl elm Glen
stvo vvavi vd acnos "A cest Platy tn nerozhoduju
tbo sll primale pomene tel vekej prac ktor1 svedo
iti ,ladnic konca. Uradnikom spolku byt je oazkou
c1i a nie motnej odnleny Divaj1 zvolit obycajne
len H. ktori chc pracovat nelen pre- seba svou rodl
ku ale "a vekli rodinu bratov sestar spolku Taxi
Sovac Sovenkv w pochopu svoje vyssie ludske po-
slanic I'm je uz ME dos len ich rodnka on chcli pr-
covat' "a nrod Ia til vel XII svoiu rodinu slovenslli
Takych 81 vol me-
Ale ilratllc ncvykonaj ju spook kcd nn Glen
stvo neponoze Spolok vsekych, preo sa maui
OH vseria zaujmat' za pracovat. poslednych TO-
koch tato Eau aost akosi upaduje, censtvo necho
sch0dze pr1spevky epatl riadne MEDIA prosby rad-
nkov 10 je smtl ukaz, ktor nevesti nc dobreho pre-
nase spoky orgalizace ba pre- cey mas nrodny zivot
Amerikc.
Nase spo1y si nielen podpory yml, ale spolocen-
skymi, vzdeavate nym, narodnymi cirkevny uni usa-
novzllami Amerike Ked' ony umlknu. umlkne mas
slovesky zvot Amerike. A mlknutie je ako upadnu-
tie do bezvedoma - pred smrt ou Boze mas chran cd
toho.
My sa m,lsime i mad 'alej sdruzovat vo svojskyc.
spolkoch organizaciach My nesnieme dopustit roz-
padnute AMI ednGho spolceka lebo to je padok to je
odunretie ciastky ceku. My mllslme uz prestat
ziarlit edni Ia druhlc m,sime movat kazd! sloven-
SKY spolok organizaciu, mech ma akeko vek memo
ebo - vSetky sll nase, slovensk6.
Preto bratia a sestry vsetkych spolkov slovenskych
chodievajte Vase rocne mesacne schodze zaulmaje
svoe spoky, pracue ich dobrobyt ale nikdy lie
TAX ably skodilo celku n1odu Miujte svoje do ko-
r[ch plisichate, ale uctite druhe lebo tie sl Vase
Pride doba ked vsetky spoja jednu 1nohutl org-
nizac preo ztrata jedneho ida e zraou pre- vsetkych
Menovite neodstlasute madez cd nasch organzac ale
rvykaje ju ctt 81 prcu otcov matiek byt' rdo'i Ia
dedictvo. ktore jej zanechame.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-05
oTvoRENosTI PRIAMOsTI NAM TREBA,
SLOVACI!
Martin Razus.

priameho slova$ Co by len ME
Ale my Slovaci ME sme ma otvo-
renost' a priamost' navyknutl!
Pripominali SINE 81 Den svobody.
Ak kedy - V tentO den vidime
najlepsie, ako d'aleko SINE cd j.
dealu. Kol 'ko len reel odznelo a
V kol'kychze bolo spomenute, co
svoboda naroda v pravde zname-
MAJ Ze ia svoboda podmienuje j
spravedlivu 1pravu tax hospodar-
skych, ako kulturnych a osob-
nych pomerov a bez tohto zncast-
nuje vo svojich dobrodeniach len
cast naroda a ME cely narod?
Miesto toho poculi SINE robit'
strachy, ably Slovaci nezacali do
opravdy stavat vyhody nadobud-
mute %. oktobra do protivy k
nevvhodam kazdodenneho zivota
hospodarskeho politickeho - le-
DO ,,nebolo lepsie, tisic KRAFT hor-
Sic bolo". Podl'a tohoto je dnes
teda tisic krat' lepsie, pravda -
nesmiete myslict', Slovaci, na
svoj zrumeny priemysel, na ziibo-
zene ol'nictvo, ma politicke L.
strky centralizmu, nesmiete o
tom hovorit lcbo tym posilnuje-
te nepriatel'ev!. -Je. to otvorenost
a priamost' ?'Nie, je to presto hra
na slepM babu, elm sa pomery ne
napravia. a re by nesrovnalosti
medzi vychodnou a zapadnou ca.
st 'ou republiky neskodily Statu
Wac, ncz taketo ploche Zastiera
ME skutocnosti. to je t'azko ve-
rit'. AmerickG Narodnt NoviDy
registrujn rec krajana, sloven.
skeho pracovnika, co chce bratov
"a moron informovat'. A infor-
muje ich - ,,ze V kraji ami len
nevedeli, GO to ia autonomia ma
byt', bolo to celkom noye. On c
autonomii este celkom mic nikde
nepocul a nevedeli nej ami toll
ko, ako sd on "a svojho dvojtyz
dhoveho pobytu v Spojenych Sta
toch, nej poucil... he teraz vte
lit slovensk1 .autonomiu do usta
Wy CSR, je t'azko, lebo by 81 po
tom vraj ziadali autonomie Ma
d 'ari, Nemci Zidia.' Nuz ak te
noviny pravdive registrujd, je to
porladne zastieranie skutoGnosti
Ma Slovensku sG uz roxy t'azkt
politicke boje okolo otazky auto
nomizmu. Sam prezident Masa
ryk vyslovil sd "a vyrovnanie
princlpu autonomizmu centra
lizmom. A jednako su Slovaci, &c
musia dnes ist az do Spojenycl
Statov naucit' sa, co je vlaskne
ten autonomizmus, cim 81 sloyen
sky narod chce zachranit' hospo
darsky, kulturne svoju silno 0
trasenu existenciu
Otvorenosti, priamosti nam tire
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-05

nfcku domacnost', hospodarske
zpravy, rome hospodarske easo-
vosti, zkl 5onosti a nazory citate-
ioy o odbornych veciach dava-
jn bezplatnd odbornu odpoved'
ma otazky tykajdee sa rolnika.
Obsah doprevadzany je vhodnymi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-05

obrazkami. Forlnat j 'strankova-
ME upravene je tax, aby cely roc
mix mohol sa dat sviazat' spolu
81 tlacenym ukazoyatel 'om obsa-
hu, ktory dostavajd citatelia po
|uplynutf kazdeho roku.
Odporucame! -..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-05

L'ahkomysel'ny sme my narOd,
Slovaci! kratucka cesta cd pou-
zitia prava sebaurceni po dnes
ny t'azky boz nielen nasu ma
rodnu individuality, ale presto o
existcnciu naSich mas, su toho
zrejmym dokazom Pri zariadeni
pravnych veci, povedzme - de-
dicnych - jednej pat'clenovej
rodiny ukazuje sa Wac pozornosti
a prezieravosti, nez sa jej doha-
zaIo pri uprave vel 'kej rodiny Slo-
vakov novych pomeroch. Uspo-
riadana sedliacka rodina vie, co
patr1 je.j co silsedovi, ked' je
rodny brat - u mas je to i dnes
otazkou diskusie. V poriadnej
rol'nickej rodine ak vznikne spor
nejakym vel'kopanstvom, prl-
slusnici rodiny - tej najposled-
nejsej otec, mat synovia a dee
ry su jednej gliede "a wee svo-
jej rodiny a svoju dAlovizen. U
mas V narode je to inak, netreDa
ami pOznamenat', a ko. Euz 'ahko-
mysel ny sme my narod, aky ta-
to stara zem zriedka kde nosi !.
Sine ukrutne m1dri, radi by sme
stavat' svet, name vefku starost'
0 tych, co sa vcdia seba posta-
rat i beZ mas, ale starat sa vazne
0 svoju sirsiu slovenskii narodnu
domacnost, to uz ME. A ked'
tax naskrZe ME vazne. Hrat' sa
S heslami agrarizmu, socializmu,
jednoty ceskoslovenskej - ano,
ale postarat sa o svojet', uz tn
d'alsiu svojet' myslim, aby nema-
la krivdy 49, uvadzat' vsetky tieto
,,izmy" do zivota, aby ma to chu-
doba slovenska a vychodna cast
republiky trpko nedoplacala, to
uz zasa ako by sa sverovalo ma
dobu, ktora pride po mas. Kde tn
moze byt' potom dobre Pri ta-
kych metodach. ci ide majetok
jednej rodiny, ci imanie a bu-
ducnost' celeho naroda a jeho
mas, mono len prehravat' ztra-
tit. Kol'ko SINE toho ztratili a
prehrali my, vladci svojho osudu,
Od prievratu, vidlme dnes. Slo-
vensko sa zmieta hospodarskej Ell
biede, ktora dOlieha nan i pre- ne
vyrovnanost pomerov so zapad-
nou ciastkou republiky. Uz dav,
no malo sa tom hovorit - w
strazne hlasy nebagatelizovat' -
hovorit' otvorene, priamo. A ak
sa nehovorilo, malo by sa hovorit'
dnes nezakryvat', ako sa to ro-
bilo - Bob vie Z akych vseIija-
kych intencii - "a roxy. Otvore-
nosti, priamosti nam treba, Slo-
vaci!
A ozaj - nebolo jej?
Nebolo! Boly roxy, ked sa mo-
! hlo mnohemu predist', kto sa vsak
odvazil kritizovat', ten NAL hned
na sebe peeat', ktora mu nebola
nijakym odporGcanim. Mndri bo-
Ii ii, co zakryvali, hovorili pekne
o pokroku, 0 tspechoch - az sa
prlslo pc dnesny stav. A dnes
ako sd to vlastne hovori O Slo.
vensku? Kto tych oficialnych
vitaniek slavnostnych reel vyci
II, re Je tn IA tomto knsku syeta
| dvojnasobna hospodarska kriza
| kto vyciti, re ma Horehroni je.
dnej-druhej obci, ak nepride ne.
| jaky zarobok pre- Pud, musia sa
postavit' l'udove kuchyne, ably
nam Pnd nemrel hladom Kto Wy
citi tie hrozne cislice, co svedcia
o dnesnom staye slovenskeho pu
du, utekaj1ceho tisicoch 20 syo
jej vlasti?
! Sotva kto.
Pozorne som 81 vsllnal tych re
ci. Prisiel pan PRECEDENT. presie
sa Slovenskom. zasiel do Brati
slavy, kto mu vlastne poyedal pl
MI pravdu j len hospodarskon
| cforo G1ovapsRa 2 Aida bv n1r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-06
Sa1e-WeI-Known Novelty
RUM Proof Rayon indies
Discontinued ENTHUSIASTICALLY Priced

BRIEFS or PANTIES
in the short style; pink.
peach or blue. Regu-
larly $3.50. Sale DOC
price ..........
TAILORED VESTS
in pink, peach, nile or
blue; sizes "a to a..
Regularly $1.3s. 0Oc
Sale price. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-06

BLOC M E r S with
yoke front and elastic
at knee E; the crotch well
reinforced. Pink, peach,
nile and blue. Sizes 4
to 7. Regularly $1.o5
and $3.50. Sale 81 IN
price ........
BANDEAUX in pink
or blue. Sizes 81 to So.
r eg u | a rly ST. SSc
Sale price $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-06
Camps Information
Without Charge

Free catalogues and expert advice on all
boys and girls camps in the United
States. A representative of the American
Schools Assn. is here daily from II Am.
to 3 Pm. No fees. Write, call or phone.
Schools Information. First Floor Balcony
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-06

A very comfortable chair with
saddle seat and center-panel back.
Mahogany high-lighted finish.
Appropriate for the dining-living
room, the hall or bedroom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-06

Rayon Underwear Section, First FIool
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-22

at an average wage slightly less
than IS cents an hour.
Another answer to the critics is
the following:
Suppose that the municipal sys-
tenn actually had paid, during the
eighteen years of its operation, taxes
and insurance bills on its property
in the same proportion as paid by
its competitor. The total amount
to date would be about $4,500,0
which would be almost exactly bal
anced by the margin left over from
the revenues after paying all ex-
penses, all bond interest and re-
demption charges due SO far, and all
other real charges.
Taking into consideration the
higher wage scale, this puts munich
pal ownership in a much more IA
vorable light than those who seek to
compare it with the private opera
ton may like to admit.
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RUTH OWEN is
TRUE DAUGHTER
OF COMMONER
Snake Charming Act TO
Save Political Situation
Was Surprise to Self.
BY THOMAS l.. STOKES
United Press STAFF Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-When
Hrs. Ruth Bryan owen boldly
clicked UP a five-foot king snake
and coiled it about her neck to the
amazement of startled male mem
bers of a house committee recently,
she surprised herself as much as
she did her colleagues.
She smilingly admitted as much
today.
To save a situation, she forgot for
the moment she was a woman, and
inspired by political necessity, be-
came a snake-charmer-which she
certainly never had been before:
Thus she revealed herself as the
true daughter of William Jennings
BRYAN, who often saved similar sit
uations by bit of showmanship.
The snake was brought in by q
scientist, one amor. e several who
we're testifying about wild life in
the mysterious Everglades in con-
nection with Mrs. ovens bill for q
national park there.
She Saves the Situation
When committee members looked
fearfully upon the reptile, Mrs.
Owen calmly picked it up, and fear
in congressional breasts subsidized.
1t was just another illustration Of
the ingenuity of this tall, striking
woman, who has lived a life full OF
experience all over the world. in
GLIDING England, Egypt, South
America, and who has raised a
family of four talented children.
She entered politics, in the steps
of her father, as another outlet to
her abilities and her energies.
She and her children could go on
the stage together and delight
audiences. 1t would not be neces-
sary to use the snake trick. The
children call their mother Ruth"
Mrs. Owen is an accomplished
pianist and singer of the topical
ballads 50 popular in England mu-
sic halls. She trained a troup of
British soldier actors during the
world war.
Then there is her elder daughter,
Mrs. w. P. Meeker, of Baltimore, a
composer of music, for which John
Bryan, 25, actor and poet and pi-
anist, writes lyrics.
Son Shakespeare Actor
Her younger son, Reginald Bryan,
II, is in a Virginia military acad-
envy, and wants to be naturalist.
Her younger daughter, Helen
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ister it in his own way, regardless
Of Ifs" and butts"
The bill represents a curious com
promise. The figure is S15.0O0.0l9
more than the house wanted. $50
100000 more than Hoover proposals
and $4,000 900 less than the senate
urged
Though the senate agreed 10
elimination of specific authorization
to use the money for food. it OBJ
tanned language designed to per-
NIT this in extreme cases. The
funds. the bill. says, may be used
for purposes of crop production and
all purposes incident thereto"
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Rudd, 10, apparently Is destined for
political career.
Il can't keep her away from the
house when she is here with me, %
Mrs. Owen said. Il used to be the
same way, though, Wien my father
was here. And she knows politics,
that youngster does"
Mrs. Owen will sail Wednesday
with Reginald and Helen for ia
maica, where she can tell her chill
dren all about her life there as the
wife of a young British subaltern.
the only woman who ever played
polo on a British army team.
Her elder son is opening in New
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regulations fer carrying out the
s45,ooO,Ooo drought relief bill which
congress has placed in his lap with
unexpected speed in its attempt to
recess for the Christmas holidays.
Vast discretion is given Hyde in
dispensing funds to needy farmers,
in selecting agencies which ahGll
distribute them and in deciding how
money may be spent. In fact. it
was this consideration that led
critics of the final form OF the bill
to abandon their opposition and let
it pass without a roll call vote.
They figured Hyde would admin
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Hurt by Own Auto

By United Press
BATESVILLE, Ind, Dec. a.
Chief of Police Harry wernke of
BateSville was injured seriously
when hit by his own auto. Wernke
cranked the machine while it was
in gear. 1t plunged forward, throw
ing him to the ground. The car
passed over him.
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DROUGHT RELIEF
RULES STUDIED
Hyde Prepares Distribution
of $45, 100000 Sum.

81 ScriDDs-HotoGrd Newspaper Alliance
WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-Secre-
tary Hyde today prepared to frame
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York on Christmas day with
Shakesperean repertoire company
and will be unable to go.