davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-28

y
- Mic nepotrebrjem - riekol
som, poticrajdc 81 spanky. - Od-
pust 're, ale w mi rozruSujete ner-
w..
-. Nervy? A on mlci!... Paten-
tovane studene sprchy, skladaiii-
ce a rozkladaj1ce! Su diva druhy
S kohutikom a rozstrekova-
com. Wy ste clovek inteligentnI a
mne vel'mi sympathetic. Preto,
ked' smiem poradit', lepsie je
vziat' rozstrekovaG. Je trochu
drahS1, ale.
Chytil som sa "a hlavu.
- Co rObite hlavou? Boil?
Postacl len povedat': koIko tu-
box nasej pasty "Migrenin' -
firma YAM ju doda az do domu.
- Odpust tie, riekol som, hrv-
ziic 81 gambv. - ale prosim. abv
ste ma nechal. Nemam kedv. Som
vel mi unaveny a pred sebou
mann ,inavnu pracu - pisat' Ella
nOk...
- Unavnng - sticitne spItal
Sa pan Cackin. - ia vam poviem,
vas unavuje praca preto, lebo ste
dosial' nekitpiI mas zasunovaci
stojan ma citanie a p1Sanie. Nor
malna poloha, sedite pohodlnp ma
kloneny... Ia diva kusy 7 rublov
a "a tri TO-.
- Ides uz! skrikol som, trasic
sa hnevom, lebo ii prebijem hla-
VII tVmto azidlom
- TImto? pohrdlive riekoI
pan Cackin. ohmatavajiic t'azidlo
ma mojom piSacom stole. - TIm-
to t'azitkom... Fiknete nan - u
lett. Me, ale ak chcete Skutocne
take t'azidlo, m0zem YAM ponn-
knut' celI pribor malachitu...
Stisnul som gombicku elektri-
ckGho zvonla.
- Hned' pride sluha, dam vas
vyviest'
Skloniac smutnc hlavu, pan
Cackin scdel a mlGal akoby o:
cakavani, ze sa Splni moja vyhra-
zka.
Uplynuly dive minGty. Zazvonil
som znovu.
- Peknd zvonky, len co .ic pra-
vida. - pokIval hlavou pan Ca
ckin. - Ci je mozno mat take
blaznivt zvonky, ktorf nezvonia9
Dovol tie, ably som vam ponlkol
zvonky poStavcnim a s cldnka-
mi "a I rubIov a 60 kopejok. f.
legantnf gombiky...
Vyskocil som, chvtil pana Ca
ckina "a rukav a pritiahol ku
dveram.
- Chod'te. Lebo ma porazi...
- To medal Boze, no. ale bud
tc bez starosti! My vas peknc,
slusne pochovame podl'a druhei
triedy. Pravda, ME je to ia para
da ako prva trieda. ale katafalk...
Zabuchnul som "a panom Ca
ckinom dvere, zamknul kFncom
sadOl ku stolu.
O minntu pozrem a vidim, zo
kluGka sa pohla, dvere sa "a
chvely pod opatrnIm tlakom a -
otvorily sa.
Pan Cackin ostEchave voSiel do
izby a zmGriac. vravel:
- Pre- pripad nebezpecia, mo-
zem vas uistit'. ze vase zamky ma
dverach si celkom manic. DIVA
raj1 sa pnhym dotykom. Krasna
anglicke zamky mozete mat -
prostrednictvom mojim - jeden
kus 2 ruble 40 kopejok, "a tri
kusy 6 rublov so kopejok, a pat
kusov...
Vynal som 20 zasuvky pisacie-
no stola revolver a zaskripajnc
zubami, skrikol som:
- Hned' vas zastrelim!
Pan Cackin spokojne sa uskl "a
bill a odvetil:
- Budem tomu vel mi po-
vd'aeny, lebo to vam da moznost
,,rocvadSit' co n vyborpyob vloc+
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-28
Hrdina priemyslu
Humoreska.
Napisal: Arkadij Avercenko.

koe SOM 'oilo casu oS 'ai' - pa
Col na o'azou'
NSlliiaoiio' so'i ~ s'o'''o ""
ioKa 5 ncast ou Sp!'ai SOM ~'
neznameho' o'lilla'aVaJ"ee'lo o''-
Gene iln"'S
>e'''o'ol oS soil VAN i''e'i'''
poilloc'
re'o y! Sue ''e'''''''
uoorouus''e ny 'ol ''''|'u' H'''H-
lie 5 V'c'lhou iiroNl"c 'rS'o'll Sille-
rom X ooloNoh or"heho poSc''o-
uia' - u" ''''' ~ '''oAe'e'
1'Joi'e 'e'H "'' "''e' ne"
Je 'oil'' '"N' i'e'>'' N'''' o"-
aozaJ"c ." "o'oN''
NoSlel' 'eSe'S' uSl'''eN'N!. o.
oai HI run u d 'r"Nei:
NacA'i'' G.
q iii Ill" 'eS'' >e''"'e' N'e
Sd
Any >'''i vain 'ra>"" l'oNe-
u'i - no ''h i'J"No ANo
heo olcn" us'ip''e'
H"'S'e' Ae pre- heJ"N' peanut
paneiku 'lirN'l''c' SPE'a' som
Sd no. 'He - cie'
'he - c'e '! S'e' aNo )"
uh"AuJe' '''"'e' '"NH I" tenn" t.
enc - c''e NeD'"e Sa Vam pa
cl' - ilioAeih pol"N'"' Seri''
rozNosn!'" pom '''l'e Neh'e-
cha'
Nie' ila'o uoiVe'le som
zVolal' pozera'''c na memo - f'-
CUTIE 'asa war zoa Sa' 1e mi
|n"'i'" . Sue o'' w. N'o'en"
.'era u pan S''o'''' 'ra''l"'-
Je!
MIC pouooh'ho. 0 oo'o pre-"
''eroi,' "A 'eer' Hid sp''Stni 80
sauiiScn Scnooo' Vo 'aSeJ "'lcl'
oPrlhlhe receho' axe Su TO scho-
oy' DaASeh Se''e''i 'l'~er''Sc"
STU 'l'i'iAo'' /
0poAo' o'"| nioJ ''|'N! Poi'' "''
pan 'aeN''' sd i'aei'El'' d NS'''aNe
hoVorl
~ 'se'No ~ e'o, ~ '1cel'i
iii poiSt't ~i'o'' reNhE harou: Ja
I'd sldr"'il q icn M''' d OH ''S'I"-
Jo ." - 'n'Je oeAA'''e'
an W H'e agent "INo'-
heJ po'Ss w liz S'''"" "''li >" spy
''i: ''n '"ni ii'oAeiii o!' u%l-
'ochS ILL.,
w h'he ihoAe'e oE' "|l'oc-
hyll ihailllhho" oupo'euickou ma
o'aNoeh"; aho sd "oul''e u mas
poiS'l' q I'D o"~l'ie' cl : W.
l'id'o" l'r'e'ilie 'asih' PrlpuHhEm
po - oaJ Vam DON zoraVla -
'dseJ shlili'
>lJ"No Sd 'lehoolahl polS'H
- Aah' Val So'li hiaVou' - AM Ma
ooAi'o'i'' AM lid llieco memo. "A
prln1znyeh nemam'.: Som sam.
pam hiall~eika
som SVoooohy.
o Nd iilus''e oAehlt - vel :
I'LL Ieohoo''cla wee No%em Vam
poVeua' o o'eVeatl - prst! 81
ouoe'e op'i@o'a' OVahaS' tiSic
'eha' otee ava oochooy ma Ac-
pr"'e Je! ora' Je sdrla'ah - I'd
70 ond Je TAXA lesila pruhe'Ka, re
Je ~ "A hu poui'u' Nd'e AaJtfa
CdS ell 1uOLtlI1e ISl UHpu I'd l.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-28

y
slavnostny HAS, ktory ju udieral
ako kladivo usi, tiez otcoy We
sely smiech, ktory jej tribal srd-
ce, matkin zvuk a stebot Julkin,
nuz vysla Won, sadla 81 ma lavicku
Il spustila smutn1 piesenku. .Jej
uteseny, bajecny hlas sa len TAX
rozliehal ma siroko-d'aleko, a Bob
vie, dokial' by este bola tax soie-
vala, kehy ju tom nebol pre-
kvapil notar Kalnicky. Ona ale,
strasne nal 'akana, skocila la
vicky, pytajuc sa, re co chce, Go
81 ziada. On jej ma to: psf, po-
tichsie hviezda bludica, nemusi to
nikto vediet'. Chcem sa s vami,
vazne niecom poshovarat'. -
L'utujem, ale nerada by som pa
ne notar, ably vas tn niekto pri
mne videl stat "a chcela odiSt y.
- Preco utekate9 ia neustnpim.
kym ma nevyslysite. Teda pocuj-
te, Marienk ka ! Viem. ze ME ste
prip1tana este k ziadnemu, viem
ze ste vol'na. Potion, w ME ste
ma to stvorena, aby ste plesneli tn
v sedliackej chalupe. Vasa mila
postava, vasa vel 'kolepa krasa,
vas zjav nadherny, ME je ma to,
aby ste pracovali mastali a ma
poll. Pre- vas osud urcil zivot l.
ny. - zivot my. a akyg -
Skviet' sa Byt' v nadhere, ako
sama nadherna ste. Oplyvat' bo-
hatstvom. Byt' obdivovanou, po-
vysenou, zavidenou. Vam zlato.
hodvab, drahokamy. - Necha-
penn vas, pane notar. A preco mi
to vsetko spominate? - Preto, re
vas milujem zbozhujem. Wy ME
ste ma to stvorena, ably ste boil
zenou hocijakeho sedliaka. w
mate zit v nadhernej vile, pa
laci obklopena vsetkym, co 81 du-
Sa vaSa zaziada... vsetkou rozko-
Sou vsetkym pozitkom, coho Ii
vot m6ze poskytn1t'. A ja... ia
vsetko to mohol by YAM dat, le-
DO ia ME som len notarom, ale
mann al vel'ky majetok ned'ale-
ko odtial'to, ktoreho Wy by ste
boil pahou, jestli by ste chceli
hyt' druzkou mojho zivota. - A.
lie pane moi, preeo mi to vsetko
sl'ubujete. Ved' viete, ze sa to ne
moze stat, aby som bola vasou.
ia som len sprosta sedliacka a
Wy ste pan. - U nina to panstvo
mic neznaci. ia vas l'Gbim Stale
no. Wy by ste boil zitia mojho ko-
runa. Moja nadhera, moja rozkos,
svatica, spasa. Teda len jedno slo-
vo vasich krasnych 1st, jedno
slovo stan1 sa divy. Jedno slo-
vo pretvorl vas neblahy zivot
zlaty raj. Hovorte, mozem ma to
ratat'? - Je to hola nemoznost',
pane MOI, co odo nina ziadate.
Wy by ste sa "a nina hanbili, a to
by ma znicilo. A potion ved' este
ami to neviem, ci to vazne mysli-
te, alebo ci 70 nina len blazna ro-
bite. - Marienka zlata! Ak We
rite, ze je slnko mad nami. tax
verte al mne, ze vas neklamem.
Uist'ujem vas, a prisaham yam,
re sa "a vas nikdy hanbit' nebu-
dem. Wy ste sama laska, sama
krasa, sama dobrota, a preto
chcem vas mat "a druzku svojho
zivota. Podajte mi teda vasu nez-
MI rieku k svazku vecnemu a pa
nujte nado mnou. ia potrebujem
vodica, ably ma priviedol ma pra-
VII cestu, tax we'd tie ma. po cely
zivot...
To, co uz cd troch tyzdnov o
| tejto mojej novel hre pisem, je to
este len malou omrvinkou z toho
vsetkeho, co uvidite bratia Sc
stry v narode v nedel'u, dina e..
septembra ma javisku skolskej
sieni osady Sv. Cyrilla a Metho-
da, jestli nam i yam Bob do toho
casu a al mad 'alei popraje zdra-
La gaceta., 1931-09-22

vado, Y que frecuentkmente Sc
lie habia visto durante las pri
meras horas y ~dltimamente ell
sabado por la noche peseandose
por la borda.
Ell Jefe de los Detectives dijo
que creia sc trataba de I'm case
de suicide, y que GARCIA de
pruebas relacionadas con la ma
nera en- que desapareci6.
Sc not6 SUI falta al ser llama,
do por ell camarero para almor-
Ear. La CANA no habia sido ocu.
pada ,demostrando que su cal
da al mar debio haber ocurridc
a media noche del Sabado.
Una de las medidas adOpta.
das per Mr.. Thomas fue la DE-
inspeccionar TODD ell barco an
ties de q. ning1n pasajero desen
barcara, para a~segurarse que
este no Sc hallaba oculto por
c~ualquier motive.
La gaceta., 1931-09-22
pOR HABER ~RENUNCTADo
CHANG KAI SHECK Sc
UNIRAN LOS NACIONA-,
LISTAS Y LOS CANTONE-
SEES G.

Honkong, Sept. PEI Co
bierno revolucionario de Can
ton public6 hoy una proclama
asegurando que Sc concertaria
la paz con ell GobieEno Cen
trail Nationalist de Tsnking, en-
virtud de que Chi1 entera de-
be estar unida cQ 5tra ell Jap6n
por haber ocupa& 1ltimamen-
tie la Manchuria del Sur.
En- la proclama Sc dice que
Chang Kai Sheck, Jefe del Go
bierno de Marking y punto
central de la disputa entire Nan
king y Canton, ha notificado su
renuncia a los chinos del Sur.
Tambien Sc dice que ell Co.
bierno insurgente de Cantor
sera abolldo y que Sc cltara a
una Conferencia de unificacior
v de paz para formar I'm nue..
vo gobierno nacionalista que O
peraria en- Marking.
Los insurgentes del Sur en-
viaron I'm telegrama a Chanl
Hsueh-Liang, Gobernador d.
Manchuria y Vice-President'
La gaceta., 1931-09-22
ANUNCIESE EN-
ola GACETA"
Youthful Beginners Defeat Champion Jelly Makers .

the short-boil method, not merely be-
cause of the saving of time, but be-
cause Marie's jelly also tasted so good
and had such a good color. The fresh
fruit favor is retained by this method
because SO little of the juice is boiled
away.
Grapes are now in season, and little
Marie Kemp's time is a mark to shoot
at. Below is the recipe she used when
she finished her jelly S many minutes
ahead of Mrs. Beilharz, and another
one for making grape jam by the same
certain, quick process.
Grape jelly
4 cups e lbs.) juice
~ cups (3A lbs sugar
u bottle "a cup) fruit pectin
Stem about ) pounds fully ripe grapes and.
crush thoroughly. Add "a cup water, bring
to a boil, cover, and simmer 10 minutes.
Place fruit in jelly cloth or bag and squeeze
out juice.
Measure sugar and Juice into large sauce
pan and mix. Bring TO a boil over hottest
hre and at once add fruit pectin, stirring
constantly. Then bring TO a full rolling boil
and boil hard II minute. Remove from FIRE,
skim, pour quickly. Paraffn hot Jelly at
once. Makes about IL eight-ounce glasses.
Grape yam
AZ cups (2A lbs.) prepared fruit
7 cups g Ibs.) sugar
p bottle "a cup) fruit pectin
Slip skins from about 3 pounds fully ripe
grapes. Simmer pulp, covered, 5 minutes.
Remove seeds by sieving. Chop or grind
skins and add to pulp, Add u cup water
and if desired, grated rind Of / orange. Stir
until mixture boils. Simmer, covered, 80
minutes. ovid grapes, Malagas and other
tight-skinned grapes may be stemmed,
crushed whole, simmered with II cup
water 80 minutes. sieved, and then meas
ured. With tight skinned grapes add juice
Of | lemon to water. Use 4 cups prepared
fruit.)
Measure sugar and prepared fruit into
large kettle, mix well. and bring to a full
rolling boil over hottest FIRE. Stir constantly
before and while boiling. Boil hard l min
ute. Remove from are and stir IN fruit
.pectin- Pour quickly. Paiafhn hot JAN At
oac& Makes about IL eght-ounes gasse@
- - -~~-~~ s
La gaceta., 1931-09-22

anoche varias lastimsduras di-
sc. ninadas por ell cuerpo.
Bor&ner guiaba III bicicleta
por la esquina que forman la ca
lie Fortune y la Avenida Loza-
no, cuando fue alcanzado por IN
canton que manejaba Tony
Duarte, del Pill de la Gale Is.
Ell muchacho fue conducido
al Hospital de Tampa, donde 3e
lie presto Immediate atenci6n ia
cultativa.
Sc lie do de alta despues de la
primera cura por career de i'm
portancia las lastimaduras reel
bidas.
La policia acusa a Duarte de
manejar imprudentemente 81
lcami6n, cuando ocurri6 ell suce.
$50.
La gaceta., 1931-09-22
Thirteen year old Novice
Wins Speed Contest
By Uer Haitian Hour
TINS is a story of youth.

TMS is a story of youth.
l. The past few years have seen
youngsters walk away with honors and
prizes in many fields; now they are
entering the kitchen and showing their
elders how cooking should be done.
Jelly-making is an art which has
houriShed for many, many years, and
up to now, experience has counted
at least in the minds of the practition-
ers-greatly toward success.
But recently girls in their teens, or
even below them, have taken up jelly
making and have been breezing along
with victories, There is Dorothy Dodd
Marlatt, for example, the little nine
.ear-old New Jersey girl who started
winning contests when she was FIVE.
Beats Prize Winner
And there is Marie Kemp, the thir-
t~een-year-old Wisconsin girl who, al
though she had made jelly only three
times before, challenged Mrs. F. J.
Beilharz, a State Fair prize-winner, to
a friendly speed contest" and won by
more than half an hour.
Both Dorothy and Marie use the
short-boil method, which includes the
use of bottled fruit pectin, thus assur-
ing success.
Here is what Mrs. Beilharz said
about her contest" with Marie: "We
both put our grape juice mixture on to
boil at the very same instant. And ex-
@ctEy. ii minutes and So seconds later
Marc bad eight glasses Of jelly eOOl
La gaceta., 1931-09-22
NO ACATO UN FALLO DE
LA CORTE Y FUE CASTIGA-
DO

Ante ell juez Akerman compa-
reci6 aver William A. Hutchin-
son, de Orlando, acusado de ven
der una pieza patentada de trac-
tor, sir tener derecho para clio.
Como va ell juez lie habia prob;
Dido que 10 hiciera, por medic de
una orden, Hutchinson fue con-
denado a dar ell dinero que ga
nara, pagan los gastos de la &C
ci6n judicial o servir seis meses
de carcel.
Aunque Ell vendedor nego los
cargos, las pruebas aportadas
demostraron SUI culpabilidad.
La gaceta., 1931-09-22
TODAS LAS Personals SIN
TRABAJO DEBERAN ms
CRIBIRSE

En- I'm almuerzo ofrecido a.
yer por la Association de Minis
tros de Tampa, en- la Y. M. c.
A., Sc anuncio que ell Consejo
en- pro de los Desocupados
habia organizado sus planes
para que ell sabado desde las
$50 de la manana hasta ell a.
nochecer fuesen registrados en-
los edificios de los Colegios to-
das las personals desocupadas
que desean TRAFALGAR.
Toda persona, hombre o mt
La gaceta., 1931-09-22
Ell PRESIDENTE HOOVER
HARA ECONOMIAS EN- Ell
EJERCITO

Washington, sep 22.-Toda-
via no Sc habia disipado ell eto
del discurso del presidente Hoo
yer a la Legion American, opo-
niendose a que esta hiciera nue.
vas demands de dinero en- coZ
ira del gobierno, cuando Sc ex-
terioriz6 como cierto que en- lo3
gastos del ejercito Sc haran i'm
portantes economics.
La secretaria de la guerra
anunci6 que su venidero presu-
puesto excluira todas las peticio
mes de aumento de sueldo y que
ell ejercito no dara fuerza a re-
clamaciones que no esten abar-
cadas por ell programa de su co
mandante en- jefe.
Aprob6 la actitud del presi.
dente Ell Senador Reed, del CO.
mite de asuntos militares, y e
presidente del comite de credi
tos de la Camara, representantt
Wood.
De nuevo present6 su deman
da de que a los veteranos de Il
guerra mundial Sc les conceds
complete pago en- metalico de
sus bonos, ell senador Brook.
hart, republican, de Iowa. EST
costaria a la naci6n la suma d.
So, 900.
La gaceta., 1931-09-22

grama confecclonado por ell
DR.. George Hyman, director
de los trabajos para desocupa-
dos y ex-presidente la Aso-
ciaci6n de Ministros#
LOS Ministries prdfnetieron su
cooperation y nombraron al
Or. H. w Blancburn, Presiden
tie de Ia Association, como IN re
presentante ante ell Consejo.
Ell Sr. Cuesta senal0 que Sc
habfan hecho arreglos unifor-
mes para hacerle frente a la 81
tuacion y que Tampa utiliza-
ria los mismos medios electives
que Sc han estado empleando
en- TODD ell pals.
Ell Sr. McKeand dijo que de-
sean dar a los desocupados una
oportunidad para que puedan
sostener a sus familias median
te la realization de I'm verda-
dero trabajo, agregando:
"Nuestra mission es crear
trabajo y realmente hay mu-
cho. Cientos de solares necesi-
tan ser limpiados, infinidad de
postes electricos tienen que pin
tarse, los edificios Antiques ten
dram que ser reparados y mu-
cha MADEIRA hay que cortar pa
ra ell fuego."
La gaceta., 1931-09-22
RECIBIO CONTUSIONES POR
Ell CUERPO AL SER TIRA-
DO DE SU BICICLETA

Aun cuando fue lanzado de su
bicicleta como consecuencia del
topetazo y arrastrado unos 10
pies a 10 largo de la Gale, el
muchacho A. Boraner, de ID
amos, vecino del 800 de West
Fortune ST., solamente reci5i6
La gaceta., 1931-09-22

ing in the window. 1t was just ~ min
utes and 81 seconds, more than half an
hour later. before / was through"
} Hr& BesEharx immndEake1y ADDICTED
La gaceta., 1931-09-22
ROBARON EN- LA OFICINA
DEL JUEZ PETTEWAY

Los ladrones entraron aver en-
la oficina privada del juez Pet
teway de la corte de 10 criminal,
y Sc robaron una maquina de es-
cribir y un abanico electrico.
Han sido avisados los dipu-
tados del sheriff y la policia.
81 cl ladr6n es atrapado, diio
ell juez, yo desde ahora admito
prejuicio en- SUI contra Y pasare
ell case al juez Hendry.
La gaceta., 1931-09-22
SUSPENDIO SUS NEGOCIOS
Ell BANCO DE ~PITTSBURG

Pittsburg, sep. 22.-El Banco
de Pittsburg, fundado en- 1910,
suspendi6 aver sus negocios J
pidi6 al Intervention de La none
da Sc hiciera cargo de sus obi
gaciones, que en- julio montaban
a $53,343, 953.
Los miembros de la institu.
ci6n Clearing House han conve-
nido en- pagan ell 500 en- los de.
p6sitos de esa institution.
Debese ell cierre a la retirada
de fondos hecha por bancos d,
otras secciones del pals.
La gaceta., 1931-09-22
del Gobierno Nacionalista, pi-

diendole que aconseje a Chan
Kai-Shek que Sc apresure a ha
Ger entrega de su puesto.
Los leaders del Sur asegu-
ran que la unificacion polftic&
del norte y del Sur de China,
Una vez completada, los pom
dra en- condolences de hacerle
frente al Jap6n.
La gaceta., 1931-09-22
Sc CAYO DE SU MOTOCI-
CLETA AL CHOCAR CON
UNA VACA

Al chocar ell sabado con una
vaca yendo en- SUI motocicleta,
sufri6 heridas y lesiones de DO
ca importancia ell Sr. c. M.
Hagin, de Plant City, vigilante
de la secci6n de transito del con-
dado.
Recibi6 asistencia en- ell hos
pital municipal. Ocurri6 ell ac-
cidente en- ell canine de Lithia.
The Washington times., 1931-06-15
New and Increased Taxes
For the District
"A Program Incompatible with Economic Conditions

the House special committee on District fiscal relations
should have its way when Congress meets again there will
imposed upon the people Of Washington these add-
tional and probably others that pet schemes
Representatives not friendly to this city:
Increased gasoline tax from, to cents per gallon
NeW automobile taxation, based Weight of ma
chimes.
An inheritance tax.
An income tax substitute for the intangible
property tax.
Almost any other hind some of the House bosses
might be able to put across. *..
The minimum increase in for the District
these proposed laws would be about $6oO00O year
The Mapes special committee conceived frenzy of
disappointment certain House bosses found themselves in
when the Senate refused to bow to them the amount Of
the Federal contribution to the fiscal needs of the District
The committee formed for the announced purpose Of
trying find to add taxes to the people Of Washington
that increased local might enable the Federal Gov
ernmet escape its just share of expenses in this National
Capital
The committee doing what was expected of it, but putting
across its program is another matter.
It regreabe that the committee does not perform job
Of real craftsmanship and advise the House that in view of
economic conditions Congress should seek to cut expenses in
the District and thereby avoid additional tax burdens here
The committees able tax expert is one Of the many far
seeing in this country who realize that increasing tax
burdens leading to discomfort in all parts Of the
nation than anything else.
Adding the millions Of people unemployed receiving
low pay those who have property that must bear ex
Cese taxes you have powerful element of American
laiOn that too proud of existing conditions gru
In face Of this serious situation national State city
and county taxes being increased will be increased
with few officials haltng to view the future outcome
Instead of Representatives being proud Of the fact that
Congress has this city well that it has bonded in
debtednes and that its tax burdens not excessive
they about taxes elsewhere being higher than here
The position that all District officials individual citizens
civic and trade organizations should be prepared take when
this subject in Congress is that until the nation
again becomes prosperous there should be reduction Of
penses here instead of increased taxation There
for economies. Let practice them.
Our for the next fiscal year. under present tax
will
economies instituted No additional taxes
Washington citizens haheartedy back this tax
enough This program not for the good of Washington
Fight it to the finish.
The Washington times., 1931-06-15
Starving Little Children

President Hoover and Gov Theodore Roosevelt of Porto
Rco authority for the appealing statement that there
100000 children in Porto Rico seriously undernourshed-
MANY SLOWLY STARVING.
They Americans, maybe of the blood of most
Of but human beings Unemployment and disease
rampant Some Of these things not be changed all at
once but American feels like denying food emacated
little ones almost weak to put out their bony hands and
for mouhfus Of food the Child Feeding Committee has
been able to hand them
The funds of this committee headed by Clifford Pnchot
have become exhausted The committee is appealing Amer
to supply the funds off STARVATION nothing
else -
Washington people asked to do their part They will do
it. Robert Fleming Riggs National Bank is treasurer for
the local committee Send dollar you spare Make
checks payable to Porto Rico Child Feeding Committee
Prompt response may the lives of little ones under
noushed that they subject ravages of diseases