davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-20
MAST SOKOLI ZVfTAZILI
MAD BARBERTONSKYMI
Slovenski presbyterian prehrai.
Hostina k pocte Barbertoncanov.

V basketbalovych zavodoch
ktore sa odbyvaly IA. marca v
Adam skole ma Lansingvile me-
dzi catou Sboru los. X. Sokolov
catou X. Sokolov z Barbertonu.
zyit'azila nasa cata 30 proti 20
bodom.
V hre medzi catou slov. presb.
cirkve ma LanSingviIle Gatou
Barberton Juniors zvit 'azili Bar
bertoncania 3S bodmi prot 20.
Obom hram prizeralo sa mnoho
divakov z Lansingvillu i okolia.
V lanSingvillskej cate Sokolov
hraIi s. Olenik. HoleGko, P. Ole
mix, S. Ferencak, Motosko, Kulik
J. Ferencak a Burr. V barberton-
skej cate hrali Tholt, Sam, Bozak,
j. Grujzik, NJ. Grujzik, Andrejka
a BuShle.
Po skoneenf zavodov panic Ma
ria a Anna Hodos pozvaly hra-
Gov ma hostinu, ktora .bola pripra-
vena k pocte .Barberton6anov. ma
ktorej sa zabaviIi do polnoci a
tax po priatel Iskej zabave odcp-
stovali do Barbertonu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-20
Krasne divadlo
slovenskych zien
"Kto druhemu jamu kope, sam
do nej padne" predstavene bude
vo vel'konocny pondelok.

Dramaticky kruzok Zensktho
PoIiticktho a Vzdelavacieho Klu-
bu Youngstown zahra pouGny i
zartovnT divadelny kus "kto
druhfmn jamu kope, sam do mel
padne' vo vel'konocnI pondelok,
g. aprlla skole osady Sv. Cyrilla
a Mrthoda. Herci a hereGky sii
dobre vycviceni, takze obecenStvo
budc mat p6zitok predstave-
mia.
V hre 1cinkujn nasledovni her
ci a herecky:
Jan Lop1ch: Jan Vitkay. -
Flora Zuzanna Steiner. - Jozef ::
Jozef Cech - Emma: Katarfna
Yavorsky. - Hanson: Stefan Ka-
troS. - Hrajnoha: Jozef Feclo.
- Zuzanna Kratochvil: pani Ka-
trosova Helenka: Mildred
Steiner. - Ondrej Hlados: Jozef
Klein mi. - Vsadebola: pani Ka-
troSova. - Zofia Nerobni6: Julia
Mrazek. - Pikulfk Edward Olei-
mix. - Maria Oleinik, Anna Hor-
mix, Maria RapGo, katarina Sta
nov6ak.
Ma toto predstavenie povolava-
me vsetkych Slovakov a Sloven-
ky 2 Mahoning doliny.
Vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-20
sTAROBNA PENZIA
PRE- OZAJsTNYCH sTARCOV

V nizsej statnej snemovni v
Columbus vfbor odhlasoval odpo-
r16anie prijat' navrh zakona Q
starobnej penzii. Tuto penziu by
dostavali len l'udia vyse 70-roe.
nj, ktorf s1 obcanmi State BY
vajl najmenej Is rokov. A nesm1
mat Wac majetku ako $4,000, ami
ziadnych pribuznych, ktorf by
boil vstave ich vydrziavat'. Pen
zia pre- tych, Go nemajn ziadneho
majetku by bola $25 mesacne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-20
Pasiova hra uz
teraz v nedel'u
Bude troje predstaveni v audito-
rune osady Mena Jezis.
I obrazky 50 Slovenska budd
ukazovane.

Nadherna paSicva hra bude
akazovana teraz nedeIu popolu-
dni veter ma Steeltone. Rev. St
kotisovi podarilo sa obstarat' po-
hyblivt obrazy Slavnej pasiovej
hry freiburgskej. ktora je uzn;:-
vana mnohymi "a este lepsie pre-
vedenh, nezli je pasiova hra '
Oberammergau. Herci freiburgski /
od malicka mic inc nerobia, lei
studuju svoje ulohy a ziiu dl.,
nlch, taRze obrazy sii ami keby
boly vzate casov umucenia a
>mrti Jezisa Krista.
Tleto obrazy urobia trvalv do
Jem ma kazdfho, kto ich uvidf.
Ma dodatok, ukazovane budl i
pohyblivt obrazy so Slovenska.
ktort Rev. kotis sam natoSil Ian.
sktho roku, ked' tam Dol yypra.
YOU svatovojteSskou. Budii uka-
zane obrazy 20 Spisa, Liptova. Nj
trianskej, Bratislavskej a inych
krajov Slovenska, take pritom-
nj budn sa citit' ako keby boil
kraji.
Preto re ocakava sa vel 'ka
navsteva Slovakov 2 celeho oko-
liza, budh tri predstavenia, ably
mohol kazdy sediet' nemusel
byt' stisk. Prve predstavenie bude
po obede 2. hodine, druhe 0 5.
hodine a tretie O s. hodine. Ma
prvom predstaveni vstupns pre-
deti budp len 15c, ma ostatnych
dvoeh po 25c. Vstupne pre- dospe-
lych ma vsetkfch troch predsta-
veniach bude po SOC. .
Pre,lstavenia budn auditoriu.
me skoly osady Naisvatejsieho
Mena JeziS, ma rohu Midland a
Lakeview ulic. Ohio Works po-
uliGna kara vas tam dovezic.
Sijst' treba ma ma rohu Steel st.
a Midland Ave. a ist' peso ,jeden
biloxi hore XII Lakeyiew Ave.
Obrazy bude vysvetlovat Rev.
koeis, ably i'm kazdy porozumeI.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-20
SLOVENsKY CHLAPEC
RANENY AUTOM

Edward Hassay, 6-rocny syneeis
p. Jana Hassaya, 1887 Wilson Av.
uderanE bol automobilom, ktcry
liadil Charles Haggerty Z. 4O7
f. Liberty ST., Hubbard. Hagger-
ty zaviezol chlapceka do nemocni-
ce. kde sa mu dostalo oSetrenia
chrbata a oSk1lenin. Haggerty
Sa namahaI predist' udereniu, al
vybehol automobilom ma chOd-
nix, ale to nepomohlo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-20
ORGANIZACIA KRIzIAKOV
ZALOzENA TUNA

' Youngstowne zalozenE Dol
batalion' Kriziakov proti prohi-
bicii bude vedena kampan "a
10000 clenov. Organizacia blide
mat riadneho sekretara. Newton
ID. Baker, minister vojny pod pre-
zidentom Wilsonom. je jednvm z
kriziakov, ktory pride sem V ne
d'alekej bud1cnosti reGnit' proti
Is. dodatku k ustave. Medzi kri-
ziakmi je mnoho prominentnych
YOungstowncanov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-20
Slovenskyy Den
bude v stredtyyzzdni
Programovy vybor sa slide teraz
v sobotu u p. Martina Dolaka a
vypracuje program i zvoli SPRAY
Gu Slovenskeho Dna.

V utorok vecer odbyvana bols
schodza Okresntho Sboru Slov
Ligy a spolkov, ma ktorej sa po.
jednavalo budncom Slovenskom
Dni. Sch6dza boIa Skole oSady
Sv. Cyrilla Methoda ma nei
prltomni boil nasledovni: Rev. 10,
zef Krispinsky 70 Struthers. Ma.
ria Budinsky Maria Janek z
Lansingvillu, Frantisek Hudik
M. j. Palkovic, Jozef Granchi
Martin Lipka, Andrej Benedik
Michal Markovic, Frantisek n.
Pataky, Andrej Tarapcak, Jan
Kadilak, Juraj PalaScak ST., Ju-
raj Palascak NIL, Martin Dolak.
M. Mraz, Andrej Dolak, Juraj
Murdzak, J. L. Maruskin.
Po precitani a prijati zapisnice
pojednavalo sa tom, ci by nebo-
10 lepsie, keby SINE mali tohoroc-
ny Slovensky Den nedel'u po-
poludni manifesto stredt[zdni, a.
ko dosial'. Po dlhsej debate bolo
nsnesene, ably slavnost' bola i to-
no roku V stredtyzdni a sice mai
Wac preto, Re V nedel u nebolo bv
dost' Gasu a miesta ma prevedenie
programu. Basebalove pole Ido-
ra parku totiz je V kazdu nedpl'u
zaujate istym klubom. Tiez me-
del'u nesm1 byt' tance Idora
parku a nasa mladez chodi ma
Slovenske Dni najviac k voli tam
ell baseballu slovenskych ciat.
.s'ssSlovensky Den sbude mat i to-
ho roku spravcu, ktortho ma Wy
menovat' programny vvbor. Glen,
mi tohto vyboru Sn: M. j. Palko-
vic, Martin Dolak, NJ. J. Lesnak,
j. L. Maruskin, FIR. Hudik a NJ
Mraz. Vybor sa slide uz teraz V
sobotu vecer po S. hodine (do s.
je p. Dolak obchode) IL p. Mar
tina Dolaka ma Mayfield Ave.
Pojednavalo Sa i kultirnych
vetierkoch a Rev. Jozef KriSpin-
sky, ktoreho predseda M. J. Pal
kovic srdecne uvftal, sl'nbil uspo-
riadat' jcden kult1rny vecierok
Struthcrs. Den vecierka boil po-
ncchany Rev KriSpinsktmu ma
r0zhodnutie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-20
DIEvcATKo zABITE TRoKoM

Carol Jean Kelly, 6-rocne diev-
catko 2 Midlothian Blvd, bolo "a
bite trokom, ked' prechadzalo IT,
lieu. Dieveatko nieslo kvartu
mlieka vykrocilo ma ulicu zpred
parkovaneho troka rovno pred
trok, ktory riadil Jan Emul6ak
20 Struthers. Emulcak zastavil.
zaviezol dievcatko k lekarovi, a.
le bolo uz mrtve.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-20
10000 OBCI v sPOJ.
STATOCH BEZ KOsTOLA

Home Missions Council of
North America oznamuje, ze v
spojenych Statoch je 10000 OBJ
ci, ktorych MET ziadneho ko-
stola, 10000 obci, ktore nemajn V
Mich byvajllceho knaza a ze 49,
100000 dietok nize 12-roentch ne
dostava ziadneho nabozenskeho
vyu6ovania. "a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-20
SLOVAKOM v CAMPBELL
MA VYsVETLENIE

Pan Andrej Hamrak mas po-
ziadal uverejnit', re on nema mic
do CINEMA dobrotinnou akciou
mesta alebo campbellskymi sko-
lami. Me je ami direktorom bez-
petnosti. ale len direktorom We
rejnej sluzby nakupovaterom
potrieb pre- sprawl mesta (Service
director and purchasing agent).
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-20
AMERIKANI BUDU MAT
SVOJU VLASTNU REC

= DIR. Frank Vizetelly, najchyr-
nejsl znalec americkej anglittiny
sa po radiu vyslovil, ze Amerika-
III bud1 mat svoju vlastnn rec a.
merickn talk odlisni od panujn-
cej anglictiny, ako je na prlklad
1a!iancina od latinGiny. Tato no.
va americka rec sa uz vyvija te-
rajSej americkej anglickej reel.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-20
ZDARMA SKOLNE
vO vOJENsKEJ AKADEMII

George F. Arps, dekan edukac-
neho kolegia v Ohio State univer-
zite vyhlasil, ze jeden ohiosky
chlapec bude vybrany studovat
zdarma ma Culver Military Aca-
deny v Culver, Ind. Vystudova-
ME ma tel skole stoji $4,000. W.
brany bude najlepsi ziak, ktory
teraz skon6i 9. triedu skoly.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-20
rUMUNSKO IDE
NAPODOBNIf RUSKO

Rumunsky kraP karol rozhod-
nul sa napodobnit' Rusko V budo-
vani hospodarstva krajiny. Cd
Electric Bond & Share V Ameri-
Ike ide pozicaf. 800, 900 900, "a
ktorf postavi statne fabriky a
zavedie strojovt obrabanie roll.
Amerikanom da "a p0zi6ku vyko-
r.stit lesy, olej a elektrickt siete.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-20
NOVY sTROJ U REPUBLIC
ROBf VSETKO SAM

Len jedint clovek je potrebny
dozerat' ma samo6inny stroj, kto-
ry ciIuje zvonku a emajluje 2
dnuky cievy ma vedenie elektri.
ckych drotov. Tento stroj boil pu-
steny nedavno V Ginnost' Il Re-
public Steel vo Warren a jeho
denna kapacita je $4,000 stop.
Stroj odrazu cinuje emajluje
cievy roznej hrdbky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-20
JAN KUSIK
v BOXoVOM ZAPAsE

Znamy pastny zapasnik, Jan
kusik (Johnny Kusic) bude mat
vel'ky zapas &c. marca v Eagles
Hall ma rohu Rayen Holmes ul.
S Paris Cangy. Obaja zapasnici sli
l40-funtovej vahy. Budd zapasit'
cez desat' 'roundov". Zapas sa
zacne o 8:15 veeer. Vstupne 81.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-20
VEL'KA VZBURA
v JOLIETSKOM VAZENI

V illinoiSkom Statnom vazeni V
Joliet. vypukly V sobotu vzbury.
ktore trvaly viac dni, kIm Stat
ne vojsko neurobilo poriadok. Po-
cas- vzbiir styria vazni boil usmr-
teni. Vazni sa vzburili pre- zlt "a
obchodenie a podpalii "modelo-
We vazenie".
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-20
PRECEDENT HOOVER
v CARIBSKOM MORI

Prezident Hoover odisiel ma "a
sl1zene vakacie do Porto Rica a
ma Panenske ostrovy. Vezie sa ia
ma valecnej lodi Arizona.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-20
OHROMNA PRODUKCIA
OLEJA v AMERIKE

spojenf Staty produkujd do
roka diva razy tol'ko oleja. ako
ceIy ostatnf Svet dohromady. a
sice 1,00O,OOO,000 sudov, kym o.
statne krajiny ma svete len 511.-
100000 sudov. Ma druhom miestc
je Venezuela, ktora produkuje
rocne $4,000, 900 sudov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-20
STYRIA ZOMRELI
Cd OTRAVNEHO ALKOHOLU

V Pittsburghu zomreli styria
'chlapi, vo veku cd % do 35 ro-
kov, ma otravu alkoholom. Pill
obyeajny alkohol, ktory predava-
ju v gazolinovIch staniciach au-
tomobilistom do radiatorov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-20
sTRUTHERsKY SEF
POLICIE ZOMREI

Henry Rex, policajnI Stf mesta
Struthers, najdenE Dol Sobotu
rano mrtvV poSteli jeho dcerou
Mrs. John StewartovOu. Bol 50
rocny. Strutherskym policajtom
bol 20 rokov, z toho II rokov boil
Sffom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-20
HENRY FORD HOVORf,
zE NAME PROSPERITY

Henry Ford vyhrieva sa teraz ma
slniecku vo Floride a citi sa tax
dobre, ze 81 mysli, ze cely narod
zije dobrote. Ford sa totiz w.
slovil pred novinarmi, ze ameri:
cky narod zije prosperite a zle
je len to, ze tom nezna!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-20
ZACALI VYMERIAVAT-" .#
TRI-RIECNY KANAL

Inzinieri vlady Spojenych Sta
tov zapocali uz vymeriavat' tri-
cierny kanal, ktory spojf Youngs-
town Ohio riekou moron. In
zinieri robia mapy $ lietadiel pred
bezne v okoli Pittsburghu. 4
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-20
DOSTANEME NOVU
POSTOVU BUDOVU

kongres odhlasoval $685. 900 ma
novu postovll budovu Youngs-
town a prezident odhlasovanie DO
tvrdil. Takto, po mnohych rokoch
ziadania, dostane nase mesto po-
stovll budovu, ktora mu vyhovie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-20
OCELIARNE NAJLEPSIE
1DU v cLEvELANDE

Iron Age pfse, ze ohjednav.
ky ma ocel' sa teraz hodne mno-
zia, co dokazuje al zapalenie via
cerych vysokych peel a zvysenie
operacif v oceliarnaeh v Cleve.
lande ia 20 percent ,kapacity q
v chicagskom distrikte ma 62.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-20

korporacia zamestnavala yIani
2ll,O55 zamestnancov, asi l3,-
600 menej nezli V predminulom
roku, ale ami tych 2l1,O55 robot
nikov nepracovalo plny cas-.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-20
U. s. STEEL PLATf
$9.12 MA UtASTINU

U. s. Steel korporacia, vzdor
vel kej depresii, zarobila v 1880
po 1912 ma obycajnn ucastinu.
V 1929 zarobila $21.19 ma lcasti-
MI.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-14
Opportunities Around Home

A great many young people Tn Connect- cut are leaving their home localities each summer after they finish their education. and striking off to more or less distant places. The majority of them will obtain no exceptional success in these new locations. They look attractive simply because they are more distant.
 Our state has every reason 10 expect great progress in the next 10 years. It has had it's special difficulties, but many of these have been overcome and others will be. The standard of living of the American people is going to constantly increase. The sale for the products of Connecticut will be very much more in 10 years than 1t IS today
 This means that the people of our cities, towns. and villages will have great deal more money to spend by l94l. They will be improving their homes building better ones. equipping them with labor saving and entertainment devices. A vast amount of new machinery will be installed on farms, factories will be modernzed and freshly equipped A great many families that own no automobile today will have one by l94l. and many families that have only one now. will have two or more then.
 The recently existing industrial depression has blinded the eyes of many people, so that they cannot see this coming development. The salient fact of that depression is that the consumption of commodities has been in excess of production. It will not be long before there will be great expansion of production to make up for this discrepancy.
 All this development in our state is going to make possible great expansion of busi- ness. and call for more professional and personal services Many of those who pass up the opportunities of their own state in these coming years will make mistake
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-14
FRIDAY, AUGUST IA, 1881
State Police as Raiders

Whats the matter with Commissioner Sunderland, the new democratic head of this organization? For several months now he has been the State police commissioner but apparently nothing for the better has been accomplished by his selection.
 Some time ago we called attention to the action of certain State police barracks in spending their time on Sunday, raldlng so- called liquor farms. when there were traffic jams on state highways, and no police around to straghten out the tangle.
 Now we find State police doing the snooper's act over in Milldale. One day this week, when State policeman entered the inn. kept by widow. with several ehil- dren bought what he says was liquor for himself and lady patron, and then wlnked for his pals outside to enter. They did and raided the place. But not drop of liquor was found.
 We wonder If the State policeman drank the evidence. It is acts like this that make the State police so unpopular. Traffic IS the main duty of this body and their aetivi- ties should be SO confined. Does Commls- sioner Sunderland know that Connecticut has never ratified the 9th amendment, even though 1t may have an enforcement act!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-14
Saving the Railoads"

Writing in Golfers Weekly. John T. Flynn. associate editor of that magazine, says that saving the railroads is major na- tional problem. Tt is problem. he states. which affects the investments of a million people. the jobs of million and a half men and women directly and as many m ore indirectly and as many more indirect ly and the serviclng of countless industries which cannot otherwise exist
 Mir Flynn points out that railroad net earnings increased between 1921 and l9Z9. at a time when gross earnings were steadily declining. This was accomplished by de creasing expenses. A tremendous drive against inefficiency and waste was carried out, with the result that the lines established an amazing record for service per dollar re- ceved. The railroads have managed to haul about 20 per cent more traffic with 70 per cent less operating expense
 But the time has been reached, according to rail executives, when it IS impossible to further cut operating expense. Further saw ings can be effected onl cat the expense of service And thus the problem of saving the railroads' arises. The main question: of course, IS, how? Mr. Flynn says that there are only two ways - by getting more business or higher rates. There are great obstacles in the path of either course. The best thought of the nation IS now needed to save one of the most essential of all indus tries from disaster
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-14

need the gun some time. But he is not sure. The criminal. on the other hand is dead sure he is going to need gun. not once in his life. but frequently. So he is armed capable. no matter what the law says.
 So the act proposed for Minnesota would disarm honest men without disarm- ing professional criminals. just as the Sul- livan Law has long done in New York. {. Admittedly. the measure would place brake on impulsive homicide by men previ. ously unarmed; suddenly enraged citizens could not promptly equip themselves to wreak vengeance on those responsible for their ire.
 But cannot this same purpose be served by enactment. not of an awkward license law. but law requiring three days delay between the ordering of pistol and deliv- cry to the buyer? Under the three day plan. addresses given by prospective purchasers could be verified :. Young loafers ean- ing toward crime, mildly insane cranks notoriously quarrelsome citizens. could be kept from buying gunes. :" The Jour nal has taken the logical stand To make it impossible for the honest citizen to legally own gun is an encouragement to the criminal.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-14

Prince Louis Ferdinand Hohenzollern will find a welcome in America. This young man is coming here to Tive his own life His idea of life is selling flivvers. To the scandal of his family. he has turned down banking and other occupations regarded as not beneath royalty and is going to make himself as plain, democratic and common as the rest of us. Henry Ford, he says. has promised to give him job when he's ready for it. He thinks he's nearly ready now. He qualified more or less by carting Argen- tine soldiers around in his Ford car during the revolution down there. Selling auto mobiles will be the most useful thing Hohenzollern has done for some time. But there are plenty of salesmen. Mechanics are needed more.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-14
DOUBLE.FACED
(New York Times)

At conference of New England Republican State and national committeeman and committecwo- men in Boston there was much talk of roping in and organizing the younger republican voters. To the party magnates a good many of these must look like waifs and strays, of dubious allegiance and hard to reclaim. Nor is Executive Director Lucas, with his young re- publican clubs, actual or on paper, likely to coax such kittle cattle into the pen. So the Yankee herdsmen propose or hope to have Ian all- New England young republican rally" in this month or early in the fall. This pompous phrase "all- New England" is utterly empty. There is no common bond between young or old republicans of Yer mont, Maine, New Hampshire and those of Massa oh usetts, Rhode Is- land and Connecticut.
 Prohibition divides them. Not a word was said about 1t at the con- ference. A letter on it. sent to be read there. was tossed into the waste basket. Yet We are told on republican authority that there is every indication that the next Mas sachusetts state platform will be moist. at least to the point of mod ification of the existing rules" So the Massac husetts republicans have to be wet locally as the last chance of saving their bacon. As good Hoover republicans they are bound nationally to system which pub 'lic opinion in their state rejects. The same Is true of Connecticut and Rhode Island, as we'll as of some other states immensely more powerful in the Electoral College.
 It is the fashion to say that pro- hibition has been submerged by economic issues, domestic and for eign. But 1t is there. basic formid- able. Other causes of complaint are piled on 1t. Because the re- publican distresses are cumulative, the underlying one remains no less dangerous. In such q fat year as 1928 millions of republicans wet In their own states, stultified them- selves by voting dry nationally. Can this Opinion-eating be expected of them in a lean year? Young re- publicans especially must be sick of the continued appearance of the republican party as MT Facing Both Ways.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-14
Extreme Measures Unwise

That the busses the whole are paying their way and contributing constantly in- creaslng sum 10 the cost of government IS shown by recent survey conducted by the National Association of Motor Bus Oper- ators. There are now 46.000 buses en- gagged in common carrier business paying an annual tax bill in excess of $30.000, 900. Taxes paid by buses have increased l46 per cent in five years. as compared to gain of but 23 per cent in number. The average bus pays twenty times the tax paid by the average automobile.
 This is not to say that the bus problem" has been settled to the advantage of all con cerned. But it does show that extreme pro posals for regulating and taxing the bus lines are unWse and against the public in- terest. Recent testimony before the Inter state Commerce Commission. by unbiased authorities. brought out that buses exert but little more wear on highways than do pri- vate cars yet they pay vastly greater proportional share of taxation.
 In many states proposals are pending which would unduly restrict length and width of buses, force them to build their own roads and so on. These cannot be justified on the score of safety the records prove that buses are the safest users of streets and highways. The proposals. if passed, might mean that substantial part of the travelling public would be deprived of an economical form of transportation. Every transport business. bus. water. rails or air, is entitled to fair treatment from states and the federal government. Extreme measures defeat their own purpose. at the expense of the public and of industrial pro- gress.