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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-23
PUBLISHERS TO
OPEN BOOK WAR
Novel Price Slash to ST to
Be First VoIIey.

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, May 23.-Intense
competition in the book publishing
business, aggravated recently by
wholesaling retailing through drug
and cigar stores, broke into an open
price war today with announcement
by leading publishers of drastic re-
auctions.
Three publishing houses said they
would slash prices to an unprece-
dented level by bringing out new
fiction of leading authors at 81 a
copy instead of the 81 or $3.50 usu-
ally charged.
A fourth house said it would pub
fish it's first novels at $1.50 copy.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-23

Also bathing 10 temper
the SWANS attitude my
temptations weren't
BaShfulnes common
license applicants Lneback says
He scarcely had finished his soloquy
her 1880 model vigorously counter over which the
marriage document
Out looking for trouble tic pretty Miss
opened her appeal for service.
Lnebac eyed first the happy features toward
the reporter ~
His carried with explanation odays attitude
the " ~
1T will cost two dollars fifty cents he told the girl
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-23
MAN JAILED SEEKING
TITLE TO HOT CAR

Paroled Prisoner Asks State Police
for Duplicate Certificate.
Playing a bold hand, William
Spaulding, paroled from the Indiana
state reformatory at Pendleton,
walked into the office of State
Police Chief Robert L. Humes this
morning and asked for a duplicate
of a certificate of title for car
he is alleged to have stolen.
Questioning by Humes caused
Spaulding to be taken to the city
prison where he awaits return to
Marion, Ind. charged with automo-
bile theft.
The certificate of title duplicate
he Sough was under the name of
F. S. Pence of Marion who reported
his coupe stolen.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-23
FERGUSON is DENIED
BALLOT MAMDAMUS

Supreme Court Rules Ex- Governor
of Texas Can't Force Democrats.
BIZ UHifcd Press
AUSTIN, Tex, May 23.-Former
Governor James E. Ferguson was
refused a mandamus by the SUI
preme court today to force his name
on the Democratic primary election
ballot as a candidate for Governor.
Ferguson announced that Mrs. Fer
guson will run as a result of his re-
lection.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-23
Local Firm Not in Slash

Bobbs- Merrill Company, Indian
apolis publishers, is not taking steps
to slice the price of publications, Of
f1cials announced today. They de-
clined to make statement, however,
on future moves of the firm.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-23
CLEVER, THESE CHINESE
Confessed Burglars Merely Wanted
Free Trip to Boston.

BIZ Tnifcf Press
CHICAGO, May 23.-Two Chinese,
George Moy Yit and Ben Mel Chin,
volunta ly surrendered" them
selves t. police, declaring themselves
wanted in Boston for robbery.
They would have been on their
way east had not the suspicious Of
f1cers found out from Chinatown's
mayor" that his constituents mere
ly were seeking free transportation
to the New England city.
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of years to meet requirements of
law they now need but twelve
months to constitute a basis of legal
action.
Cuban attorneys now are publish
ing advertisements in Cuban news
papers calling attention to the ease
with which freedom can be secured.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-23
In the Air

Weather conditions in the air
at a. m:
Southwest wind, II miles an hour;
barometric pressure, 29.89 at sea
level; temperature, rs; ceiling, I'M
limited; visibility. ten miles; field,
good.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-23
Slayer Hunted

BIZ UHtted Press
INDIANA HARBOR, Ind, May %.
Police are seeking Arthur Cooper,
who escaped after killing Earl
Bridgeman on street here Thurs
day night. Police said a fight
started when Bridgeman allegedly
insulted Irene Estell, whom Cooper
was escorting. She is held as a
material witness.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-23
Girl Filler Near Goal

BIZ United Press
SEMARANG, Java, May 23.-Miss
Amy johnson, English girl flyer en-
route to Australia, proceeded to
Aatomboea today after landing a
short distance from the town. She
will start the last stage of her fight
to Port Darwin at 6 a. m. Saturday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-23
TodayS Cupid Sbeedier
Than One Mother KnezU
BY EDWARD C. FULKE

DAUGHTER weds these about the did mother
- grandmother punges considerably
daring in the opinion Horace Lnebak county marriage
Literally swamped with requests from all The nation
marriage license statistics Lneback repeatedly
on the theory that brides older than they of
It's not the Lneback
the set" spinsterhood a
For number of Lneback approved
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-23
The City
i'm Brief

Russell NJ. Horner, Lafayette, is
among the twenty-nine University
of Illinois students who have been
pledged to the Sachem, junior mems
honor society.
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ming Bible class under leadership of Mr..
Haywood is to be conducted at $50. The
public is invited.
Paul NJ. E. Mission. will preach at the
morning hour on The Unlimited Posses
sionS of the Christ Life" For the eve
ming service Mr.. Banks will talk on The
Secret of Tranquility
vesper Hour at Y. w.
The religious education department. CT
which Mrs. Rose luminous is chairman,
will conduct the vesper hour at Phyllis
Wheatlsy Y. W. G. A. Sunday at 4.
Max Gaarvie. an Abvssinian. studying
at Indiana Central College. will be guest
speaker. Special music will be given by
the music Department. under direction of
Mrs. Martha Hill. The public is invited.
More than 100 persons will take parts in
the All Nations Wedding sponsored BY
group Of women OF which Mrs. Margaret
Rare is director. at the Y. W. C. A.
Monday. June ?. Proceeds will furnish
the roof garden of the building.
Mrs Carrie White. Mrs. Lille Brown.
Mrs. Sallie Martin. Mrs. Matte Purnell.
Mrs. julia Jefferson. Mrs. Ethel Eaiy and
Clarence Scott are assisting Mrs. Rape.
The popularity contest sponsored BY the
Ethical Society for benefit OF the education
al fund viii close June /. Those taking
part include Miss wlnifred C. Butler. Miss
Minnie Talbot Miss Ruth Davis. Miss
Thelma Brooks. Miss Martha Roney. VIII
liams Fauntleroy. Samuel Southern. An
drew Ramsey, Paul johnson and Robert
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-23

Owners Of Regal stores and en-
ployes closed the annual convention
with a banquet Thursday night at
the Lincoln.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-23
Legal Notices

WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION one
Essex coach, motor No. 254045; for storage
charges of SIS, at 10 a. M. May 26. Key
stone Garage. $40 N. keystone Ave.
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION for
storage charges of S25 one Ford truck.
motor No. 13166s32. at 10 2. m. May rs.
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION for
storage charges of $40. one Ford touring
car. motor No. 13356816. Nav 26 10
a. m. Keystone Garage. $40 N. keystone
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION for
storage charges of IS. one Studebakef
road. motor No. 450404, at 10 a. M. May
26. at Keystone Garage. $40 N. Keystone
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION for
storage charges of SIS one Overland
touring. motor No 9183612. at 10 a. m.
May 26. at Keystone Garage. $40 N. Key
stone Ave
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In Memoriam Notices

In MemOriam Notices
IN MEMoR1AM-In memory of Albert and
Henrietta Nofke and family:
in Crown Hill softly sleeping.
Where the flowers gently wave.
Lay the ones we loved so dearly,
But whom we could not save,
Heaven now retains our treasures,
Earth their lonely caSketS keep,
And the angels love to linger
Where our beloved ones sleep.
WA AND ARCHIE NOFFKE.
Funeral Directors
wM. D. BEANBLossOM
Phone. Be 1888 NOF'uafVll 1921 W. Raw St
W. T. BLASENGYM
Main Office. 1920 Shelby st.
Drexel 257o
George Grinsteiner
Funeral director Rilsv ss74. oSa :. MafEs'
UNDERWRITERS.
HISEY & TITUS. :, .oo,
931 N. Delaware. Il. S82A
LAUCK FUNERAL HOME
80 Yrs. Service. 1853 S. MeE. Dr.: 2l4o
IA REAL HOME FOR sERVICE''
RAGSDALE & PRICE
G. WILSON funeral parlors. ambulance
service and modern automotive EQUIP
'nent. Or C321 and Or. 0S22.
try TINES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS.
Special Notices
WHY SUFFER- with piles when you can
nothfing3 Sundays and evenings by APP
pointment; no hours on FRIDAY, evening" a}
% B SatgF9 oce RI r. 42 GysP Pes IA IA Gao
PETERSON BEAUTY SHOP
ANNA M. GRUNER
Ii. e 800 l'' " N 500 When Bldg
MADAME PHILLIPS
Noted PSYCHIC and Psychologist
announces to. friends and others that
Alabama Ii. 6g97. -.
DIR. H. E. CRUM
-, Specializing in digestive trouble e,o
A .DOWTOWN address at low cost; mail
phone, secretarial service furnished at
rates based on your actual needs Office
Service Co., 514 Merchants Blk. Ii. 5034.
WANTED-S2 .50O:3 to 5 years 7ec paid
vestigate. Add. Box A-116 Times.
MASSAGE SWEDISH METHOD.
Nervousness, poor circulation. Ii. 1878.
Jean Skinner. 301 e. North. Apt. z.
Nit. WILLIAMSON. BEAU OEGtyAIOR.
recently Of L. Strauss & Co.. now located
at Ills Roosevelt Bldg. Ii. 0737.
SWEDISH MASSAGE. BATHS-171s w
Ohio. Rm. l. Hours 1916. Ii 3746.
MASSAGE for poor circulation Post
graduate nurse. Z II. Alabama. RIM. 10.
MASSAGE-Swedish meth. electrical. 1888
Bellenfontaine. Call Ri. 2l13 for appoint.
STEAM baths: massage. Mildred Me-
whinK " 227 N. Della. Apt. 6. Ri. 6692.
PEONIES-25c doz. BAER'S Peony Garden.
block west 1900 S. Meri. DR.. 7884-R-4.
DRESS MAKING.
Any dress made for 50. Be. 1892
PEONJES-60c doz.: Madison Ave. to Han
ma Rd.. w. End house N. side. DR.. 7030-M.
instructions
AVIATION
Special sale now CURTISS- WRIGHT
government approved school. National
EMPLOYMENT Bureau. new equipment il
cense pilot.
Ii. 1892 104 Monument Circle.
BARBERING PAYS WELL
Earn while you learn this profession
at Torr's Sanitary Barber college. Az
w WASHINGTON street and $40 E. Wash.
You Read the Want Ads
Have YOU tried to use them?
It's eaey-Call Ri. 1851.
Ask for an AID Taker
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Business Announcements

Business Announcements
HAVE that furnace overhauIed or replaced
before fan, and save money. CALDWELL
SUPPLY CO. 5l6 z. Mccarty. DR.. $3.50.
HAVE your cars cleaned and simonized at
E yGqT hone p pRocToR g ca
SCREEN WORK.
REMODELING-REPA
Free estimates. @. H. STOOPS. He. 1884.
IDEAL HOUSE CARETAKERS.
General mouse cleaning. HUI S82Z.
BATH RooM-Complete. $50; plumbing
& heating installed; reasonable. Ia. 4057.
SANITARY RUG CLEANERS-exi2 rugs
thoroughly cleaned. Sis. Ii. l642.
WISE Upholstering. Refinishing: IS yrs.
exp. 1908 N. Talbot. he. 1871.
sodding. cement work:
digging cellar. H. w. Hutchins. Oh. 65Sl.
ELECTRICAL. sERvICE---And repairs: no
BRICK AND CEMENT WORK-And
porches: large or small Jobs. DR.. 1895.
CARPENTERING = Remodeling. repairing
and roofing. Estimates given. DR.. 1858.
RUGS cleaned 9xl2. $50. Call for del
Today special. Keemer Rug Co. Oh. 1856
PLAsTERING done BY the hour or by the
ward. DR.. 42l6.
Painting and Papering
PAPER CLEANED
Chimneys Built, repair; cement work.
TRIMBLE twhiteA 1888 Waldemer. Be.
PAPERHANGING
and painting; prices reasonable. II. 5o4s.
orn.,,-,lP5lA PAPER Hans, HANdINo r,,,nr,,r
10 No, PAYMENT = Plan. - DR. R. 1893.
REMOVE BY STEAM
Your wall paper. So per nm. & up. Oh. $3.50
PAPER FURNISHED AND HUNG.
Old paper removed by steam. Cleaning.
painting and plastering. Oh. 1852.
PAPER CLEANIN i--Guarn. work 81 per
nm. d.. 2639 aly t.me. J. F. o'Donnell.
PAPER-Cleaning. ST. wall washing. hard
wood floors fin. Gould. IA. 06l9-R.
PAPER HANGING-Personal service. prac-
tlcal Workmen; est. Sears. Oh: 3851.
PAPER HANGING-And painting work
guarn. Immediate service. Kidwell. Be: 1897.
washing; work guar. Wilkinson DR.. 1898.
PAPER HANGING-CLEAN, 81; SAMPLES
SHOWN; WORK GUAR. HA. 2s87-W.
CLEANING. PAPERING-Work done i'm
mediately; exp. workman. Oh. 545T.
HOUSE PAINTING. CHI. 0477-M. MOODEY
5FFzf aUsKEEH HaE e. Pfr ess ssom
LEANING-Papering 1880 samples: work
guar Call H. MILLER, Be. 1908, ewes.
WALL PAPER CLEANING.
81 per room; work guaranteed. Ri. 1888
CLEANING PAPER-S1: guaranteed: white;
prompt service. MARTIN. Oh. 1851.
PAPER CLEANING. 81 room.
Work guaranteed. Call CHI 28l5.
PAPER CLEANING-sl room: years ex-
perience. SIM GARDEN, DR.. S516.
water paint and white
wash. THOMAS. Ii. 3774.
PAPER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS work, 1884
rm; clean. 81; samp. shown. Be. 0l12-R.
CLEANING-Paper. 75c rm.; walls, win
dows, woodwork washed. Ri. 1888 eve.
PAPER HANGING
IMMEDIATE SERVICE. CHI. 1734-J.
PAPER HANGING-Painting remodeling.
]. c. FENDEL. 424 N. Forest. Oh. 52l7.
EXPERT PAPER CLEANERS.
Work guaran. REDMON. IT. 1956-M.
CLEANING FLOORS AND WALL PAPER
CHI. 1905, or HUI. 4040.
PAPER cleaning, paint washing hard
wood hoors guar. Mr.. Black. Ri. $685..
CARPENTERING-Pl ast'g. paintg. paperg
cement work; no job too small. Oh. 6179.
INTERIOR DECORATING-Wa washing
work guaranteed. BRANNON. DR.. 3712-M.
PAPER HANGING
Interior painting. WALTER: He: 1852
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DIVORCE MADE EASY
Cuba ModifieS Former Law
by Extending Grounds.

BU United Press
HAVANA, May 23.-Casting aside
its old disapproval of divorce, the
Cuban government recently took an
initial step in modifying and max
ing easier its laws governing dis
solution of marital ties.
Grounds for divorce have been ex-
tended from the former single base
for divorce-infidelity, now to in
clude nonsupport. incompatability
and mental cruelty. Whereas grounds
for divorce extended over a period
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-23

Statesmen of the Maytag Washing
Machine Company from Indiana
and five other states today attended
sales conferences which will close
Saturday. The meetings are at the
Indianapolis Athletic Club and the
Elks Club.
Regular meeting of the william
English camp, Spanish War Vet
Grams. will be held at $3.50 tonight at
the Chamber of Commerce. George
McDanielS is camp commander.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-23

IN MEMORABILIA memory of Albert and
Henrietta Noffke and family.
In Crown Hill softly sleeping
Where the flowers gently wave.
Lay the ones we loved so dearly,
But whom we could not save,
Earth their lonely caskets keep,
And the angels love to linger
Where our beloved ones sleep.
WM. AND ARCHIE NOFFKE.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-23

ALABAMA. Nj or rms. and bath;
garage. private home. Ia. 4953-M.
ASHLAND. 2s25-Iarpe. clean. airy room;
mi Il 0AQ0
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AVE. 75-MODERN RM.;
$3.50: GIRL PREFERRED. IR. Sl69.
l96O-Large pleasant rm.; close
hath. Sd. modern.
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Rooney. as assistant to Colonel J. H.
Ward. head Of the veterans hospital at
raskegee. is property custodian of the
governments six-million plant in the
southern city.
En- route to indianapolis the tourists
escaped serious injury when their auto
crashed into = bridge at Franklin. Tenn.
The party continued their journey here BY
train.
The Meaning and Inspiration Of Cal
vary" Is to be the subject Of the sermon
bv Dr. W. L. Hamblin. evangelist. who is
conducting a series OF meetings at Jones
tabernacle A. NJ. Z. Zion church. For the
night service DR.. Hamblin viii talk on
The Majesty OF the Most High"
Sunday morning at Christ Temple, Fall
Greek boulevard and Paris avenue. the
Rev. G. 7. Haywood. pastor. viii preach
on The SYNAGOGUE Of Satan" For the eve
ming hour. the pastor viii talk on The
Marx OF the Beast" The sunday eve
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-23
Situations Wanted Male
Rooms for Rent

CARPENTER will exchange work for dem
tai work. Box B 9S Times.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-31
NASE VECI.

Nv Slovici sne tax nalo znami vo svetc, tax zazna-
vani tax ponizovan utlacovan re je cas- ably sve
tn Wac sebe hovorli Wac pred MIN preukazova1
My ami nevieme ako podcehovan vsade. Ny
sle sine. aspo Youngstown mas verejnost lep-
Sic pozn$. Ale afGra mad arskou propagandou mas
opaku presvedcia. Odpovede angckym dennlkom "a
slane nasmi ud mi holy do koSa vhodene ked sa do
psovateia dozveda po prcne povedne i'm bolo re ne
znaime mnoho re mas je tn malo re ME organize
vani, &c co budeme plst at do faJtu ked su nas1
protivnici presile.
vieme, re e nie pravda Nieme, zc mas jc tn diva
ray to ko ako Mad darov. w len 3 soveskch kosto-
low ic Wac ako malych mad alskch kore ani sk0
msjd.
NaSa chyba ME je neorganizovanosti, nlane JeJ az
primoc Chyba je ze ju nevieme vvuzt' re nevieme
rclrezentova' nevieme sebe kirk robit, neveme
ako sa hcvori 'pchat do vsetktho Mad'a majd svo-
ich ludi oboch redakcach tuna sich dennikov najd
svoch udi nastrkanych roznych melickych kluboch,
ba este obchodnej komore vzdeavatel'nych dobro-
cinnych savoch Maju priatelov zastancov vo vyso-
kych krahocl my toho 1lemame.
Sovac kraja prisli, necita ''svoji'' vo vyssej
spolocnosti amercRei lebo nenal tomu vychovy ne
maju ami toho temperamentu. I'm nechce do anleri-
ckych klbov do ustavOv, do spolocnost lebo sa tam
citia cudzo Je to povnnos nase tn rodene generace
aby mas medzi Amerikamni reprezentovala Patno by
sa ably nasi peraschopn, inteigentnl mad Sovac nj
deli dosat co len reporterOv ku mlestnym dennl-
kom patrilo by aspoI nekol ,kvm Slovakom-Soven-
kan, ably sa stall p1acovnikmi Ymke, V X. of Co. vo
YWCA "Settlement House-och, Chamber of Com
merce Parent-Teachers' Association V Monday Musl-
cal Clube atd'. atd. Takto by mali reprezentaciu,
ktora bv nieco znamenala zamedza nabud1ce DOZEN
medz Amerkimi, re neorganizovani, ze nemame
intelligence, re len robonickou triedou
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-31
OBNOVME ST CLENSKE v SLOVENSKEJ LICE.

Slovenska Liea Amerike tato jedina vsenarodna
ustanovzen americkych Slovakov, bohatou hlstonou
ia sebou velkou bud1cnost ou pred sebou bude mat
toho eta svo kongres Youngstown Je to po prv raz,
he sa lovenskej Mahonng doline dostava tejto cti
Tuto cest' 81 najlepsie ocenme, ked' kazdy nlaho-
nngsky sovak vstdpi do Lgy. Name sbory L1gy teme1
kazdej cast dony; vstupte do toho sboru, kor je na
bizs Censky prispevok De tax milky, re no moze IA
piatit kazdy Slovak Slovenka. Len 81 Loo rocne
Mahonng doine name Okresny Sbor Slovenskej
Iigy uz jedenls rokoy Ia tn dobu Okresny Sbor Wy
konal veku narodnl prac, ktorl je kazdy jeho by
valy terajs pracoynk hrdy Tslce dolarov nasberane
bolo revoucn akciu, sosbieran6 boly velkc bedny
sastya potravin pre- bednych kra prevedena sbier
ka c.sl egionarov spisan vydany bol jedny toho
druhu Sovakov, uspoiadan6 bolo dewitt narod-
nych saynostl pod ''Sloyensky Den' tez hodnv
poGet prednasiek, konceiov, bankeov ludovych slro
mazdeni ieho lone zaozena boa sovelska kniznica
posledne tri roxy vykonane bolo kus dobrocnnosti
naproti sIovenskym osrelym rodinam tejto doline.
Nuz ne je to zadna malickost. Pracu konali l'udia
vacsinou robotnci preto ma byt tym Wac ocenovana.
Mnoho raz pocu slova pochvaly Okresnom Shore,
tie 81 pravom zasilzl.
Kto chce, ably Okresny Sbor mad d'alej poklaGova v
svojej peknoduchej prac kto chce aby Sovenska Lga
Amerike bola mohutnou representation americkej
cast sloveskeho naroda, ten ochotne prhasi je
alcna, poi aznc cenkn. IA clcnov prosme prihasit
nase slovcnske spoky pre- kere poplaok je So rocne
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-31

jednavackam novym, ked' kon-
gres hrozil zapocatim stavby mno-
no novych yaleenych lodi. Anglia
je tedy v obrane.
Poznaj1c vsak Sikovnost' ang-
lickej diplomacie, svet neocakava
ziadne oslabenie Anglicka ma mo-
ri. Ono 81 vzdy najde tajnych spo
jencov, ktori jeho zmensen1 flo
tn zvacsia a urobia najvacsou ma
svete. Japonsko bolo cd davna
takym priveskom g. anglickej ma
mornej moci.
Mas ako Slavianov zaujfma boj
medzi Franctizskom Talian-
skom. Ide to, ably Stredozemne
more nebolo opanovane ziadnym
narodom. Teraz no ma V hrsti
Anglicko, a .Taliansko je v nom
zatkane ako vo ,flasi. Preto sa
rozpina ma Balkan a do strednej
Europy, ked nemoze indie. S An
glickom deli sa moe v Stredo-
zemnom mori Francia, ktora tiez
haiti Talianov vo vybojnosti A.
n H
frike. Preto Taliani 'sa talk vel mi
smaichpujl Amerike, ably i'm do
pomohla k parite francilzskou
flotou. Taliam poukazuj1, re ju-
hoslavianska flota je pr1veskom
franclzskej tax Francia ma me-
pomerne vacsiu namornd nee, a..
ko Taliansko. Ked' nedavno do
sly Juhoslavii dive submarinky q
Francie, udaly sa proti- -talianske.
demonstracie, co 7Taliansko pova-.
zuje "a isty zllak nepriaterskych
zamerov so strany Juhoslavie a
Franchzska. Pravda, ma tom MET
zbl'a pravdy;. ;.bola to len demon
stracia priatel stva medzi Juho-
slaviou a Francnzskom. Italian
sko by az bolo dayno flapadlo Ju-I
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-31
LITERATURA.

Sbornik r. a CIR. X. T. S. J. So
kol, 1890. Sostavil Gustav Koslk,
|redaktor Katolfckeho Sokola. Ro-
cnlk XXI. Vydala R. CIR. X. 7.
Slov. j. Sokol V Spoj. Statoch A
merickych. 2O5 Madison St., Pas
sale, N. J.
Obsah bohaty, ako ma zabavne,
tax ma poucne citanie. Zvlastne-
ho vyzdvihnutia zasluhuj1 6lanky
"Sloyaci Mad'arsku", Mas "a
jazd do starej vlasti", "Myste-
rum zahadnej oblohy'' a MAR
tin Hattala a jeho literarna elm
most. Kalendar obsahuje i mnoho
krasnych obrazov a tlaciarske w.
pravenie je vkusne.
sol'ny Slip. Roman cd Alfredo
'Clarka. Prelozil vydal Gustav
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-31
O VYJEDNAVACKACH Ma
NORWICH MOCNOsT1.

V Londyne je vyjednavacka c
obmedzenie zbrojenia ma mort
Vyjednavaj1 medzi sebcu: Spo
jene Staty, Britania, Franc1zsko.
Taliansko a Japonsko. Neinfor-
movanym Pud 'om zdalo by sa, ze
sa jedna 0 1primni snahu ma vse-
tkych stranach, obmedzit' zbroje.
nie a tax ul'avit' t'arehu naro-
dov. Ale ba!
z dosavad' vyslych informacii
mono s1dit', re sa Anglii jedna
o podrzanie nadvlady ma moriach,
prot ktorej najvacsi natlak robia
Spojene Staty. Tieto podporuj6
V tom ostatne staty sveta. Druhy
natlak robeny je ma Francuzsko
so strany Talianska, ably Talian-
sko Dolo opravnene ma takd vel'-
XII flotu, ak1 ma Franc1zsko.
Anglicko chce 81 podrzat' mad
vladu mad moriami preto, re je to
jej zivotnym zaujmom. Ked' po-
pusti, bude to zaciatok konca jej
svetovlady. Spojene, Staty -doyo-
lavaj1 sa parity (rovnosti) ang-
lickou namornou silou preto, re
tiez maju vel'ke kolonie a ohrom-
ny zahranicny obchod. Ably podo-
zrenie Angie odvratily, pondka-
j1 jej priatel 'styo, z ktoreho by,
mono, vzislo j dajake spojenec-
two "dvoch anglicky hovoriacich
narodov." Ale Anglia t 'azko do
veruje.
Spojene Staty ziskaly uz pred
tym isty nstupok Cd Anglie roz-
pustenie anglo-japonskeho spoil
lSu, ktory Dol namereny proti ma
Sim Spojenym Station. Teraz ma
sa vlada priniitila Angliu k Wy