davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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BASEBALL SCORES
NATIONAL

Philadelphia 6, Brooklyn 4; ten innings. St. Louis 1, Chicago 4. New York g, Boston 2. Pittsburgh 5, Cincinnati 1.
 AMERICAN Detroit 2, Cleveland 2. Philadelphia 3, New York 2. Boston 0, Washington 8. Chicago 12, St. Louis s.
 COAST Seattle Ill, Sacramento 3-16. Los Angeles 0-2, Hollywood 3-6. Portland 6-3, Oakland 7-6. San Francisco lilo, Missions 2-11.
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KING APPROVING

LONDON, April 20, (R-King George is making good progress toward recovery from his latest bronchial attack, it was officially announced.
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TELEGRAPH bREV|T|ES

COAL MINERS QUIT
 SEIAdOK1N, Pa, April 20, R) More than 10000 coal miners quit work in protest against cur tailed working schedules announced by companies for this district.
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PROHI ANNOUNCEMENT

WASHINGTON, April 20, (P)- There were 5,S24 arrests for vic lation of prohibition law thru out the United States during the month of March of which 1854 were in New York, Amos Woodcock, director of prohibition announced.
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CHARLIE TRAVELS

NICE, France, Apr, 20, (P}- Charlie Chaplin will leave here for Marseilles, going thence to A. geria and Morocco. He will not visit Spain as he had intended.
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FOUR DIE IN FLAMES

TUUN U1E IN FLAMES
 KILGORE, Texas, April 20. (H9 Mrs. Kate Dodson, Bert Bishop, J. B. Howell and J. D. Howell, small sons of Mrs. Dodson. were burned to death when gas from a leaking pipeline filled their tent and ignited.
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FIRE WRECKS EMBASSY

FIRE WRECKS EMBASSY
 BERLIN, April 20, R-Fire of unknown origin wrecked the fam ous Bluecher Palace which the United States government recently purchased for the embassy build ing.
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RADICALS VICTORIOUS

"@~S1-s0, 1AP1A HV1 VHT The Argentine cabinet resigned following the announcement of partial returns from provincial elections indicating a victory for the Radical party.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-18
arrange Funeral Rites
for Warren San1pSeH
Heart Attack Fatal to Well
Known County G. O. P.
Worker.

Funeral services for Warren A.
isampsell, 81, weI-known Marion
county Republican worker. who was
stricken with a heart attack Fri
day and died Saturday night at his
home, 300 East Main street, Broad
Ripple, will be held at 10 a. m.
Tuesday at the Hisey & Titus
undertaking ablishment, 95l
North Delaware street. Burial will
be IN Crown Hill cemetery.
For years Mr.. Sampsell was active
in G. o. P. politics, serving as
chairman of Washington township,
and as reading clerk Of the state
senate.
He filed as an independent candi-
date for congress in the spring Of
1880, but withdrew before the
November election.
At the time of his death he was
state distribute for the Ace Fast
ener company Of Chicago.
Born in Salem, o., he came here
while boy. His father, DR.. Homer
A. Sampsell, was well known dent
ist here for years.
Mr.. Sanpsell was member of
the Scottish Rite and the Shrine.
Survivors are the widow, Mrs.
Edith F. Sampsell; a brother,
Samuel D. Sampsell of indianapolis.
and a sister, Mrs. T. E. Drake, of
Lima, o.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-18
WHEAT RELIEF
PLEA MADE AT
WORLD FARLEY
Delegates Urged to Aid
Farmers by Canadian
Chief of Session.
81 United -

By United Press
LONDON, May ia plea for
relief for the wheat farmer as a
means of solving a crisis affecting
all mankind" was voiced by the
world wheat conference today.
Our efforts should be directed
toward getting the farmer a fair
wage without increasing the cost OF
living Of his fellow-worker,' Fergu-
son said.
Ferguson, who was unanimously
elected chairman Of the conference
on the motion Of S. R. McKelvie,
American delegate, emphasized the
necessity of cooperating among the
importing and exporting wheat
countries.
Ferguson in his address of well
come TO the thirty-six delegates
from fourteen wheat exporting
countries, including the United
States, said two vital problems faced
the conference.
l. Dispcsing of the present ac-
cumulative stocks.
4. improved meCnOdS OF handling
stocks in future.
The United States intends to
dump" no wheat abroad, Sam R.
NcKelvie, American delegate, in
formed the press at a conference
after the preliminary meeting
McKelvie, who is a member CT
the federal farm board, denied
widely printed reports about the
export Of American wheat in vast
quantities and said:
The United States will maintain
a policy Of not dumping wheat, re-
CARELESS of the action of other coun-
tries. However, We will not carry
an umbrella for other exporting
countries"
McKelvie, commenting on reports
that the conference would form an
international marketing organiza-
ton, said the United States did not
favor such a project and would not
participate.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-18
U. S. SPONSORS
SPOTLESS CITY
At DAM SITE
Model Town on Desert Is
Plan of Champion, in
Charge of Leases.
By United Press

By United Press
WASHINGTON, May 19.-Boulder
City, New, model town which the
federal government is building in
the wilderness at Hoover dam, may
with ease adopt as its slogan "the
spotless city of the west" if plans.of
former Representative Louis G..
Cramton rep, Mich), are realized.
Cramton, known chiefly as a pro-
hibitionist, and defeated in the last
primaries, was designated by IN
terror Secretary Lyman T. Wilbur to
take charge Of leasing building sites
on the government-owned land.
His prospectus, just issued, calls
for city which would be the COM
plete antithesis Of Reno, in the
same state.
Applicants for leases will be
judged on the basis of character,
personal fitness, personality, age,
physical conditions, financial and
service fitness, and training and ex-
perience." Only United States
citizens are eligible. Leases are re-
vocable on evidence Of gambling or
other tabcoed enterprises.
Permittees may, it is said, arrange
their own quarters, business and
residential. but al plans must be
submitted for approval, and all
buildings must be Of a specified
Spanish design.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-18
BATTLE LOOMS
ON TOWN BIDS
Fight on Contract May
Flare at Meeting.

Opposition to the tow-in contract
awarded by the safety board Friday
in connection with the new traffic
law, is expected when an ordinance
ratifying the contract is introduced
at city council meeting tonight.
The contract was awarded to In
dianapolis, Motor Inns, Inc, asso-
ciated with Test Realty Company
interests. Six other bids submitted
were held invalid by the board for
failure to follow the form adopted
by the board for bidding.
Objections that the successful
bidder was not low, in certain re-
spects, may block any attempt to
pass the ordinance under suspen-
sion Of rules, it was reported.
The successful bidder agreed to
tow or crank-in stolen or abandoned
cars for a fat rate of $3.50 to tow
in cars improperly parked under Uhe
new ordinance, for $500, and to
crane them in for $3.50, of which
the city receives 50 as a fine. charg-
ing so cents storage daily after
midnight of the first day and stor-
age at 81 a month.
Charles r. Myers, safety board
president, said bid of Indianapolis
Auto Service, Inc, which in some
respects was the lowest, was dis
qualified for failure to bid a fat
rate.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-18
\ I'm over 40!
SAYS FLORENCE REED

plexon beauty! We consider our COM
plexions priceless. For years 1 have
used Lux Toilet Soap regularly to keep
my skin youthful"
Florence Reed is only one of countless
beautiful favorites of the stage and
screen who depend on Lux Toilet Soap
to keep their compilations always ex-
quiSitely smooth.
In Hollywood actually COS of the 613
important screen actresses use this fra
grant white soap.
Surelyyour skin should be kept youth
fully aglow - and can be this safe,
gentle way! Order several cakes todayl
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gree. 1t places a patch pocket at
the front just to be novel. 1t &C
cents waistline through a partial
belt that ties youthfully at the back.
The sides of the apron are laid
in plaits that ripple softly.
Style No. 306 is designed for sizes
small, medium and large. The me
dium size requires IL yards Of 35-
inch material with 81 yards of
binding.
A neat nile green cotton broad
cloth patterned in deeper green and
yellow made the original. Yellow
binding furnished effective trim.
Our large Fashion Magazine
shows the latest Paris styles for
spring and summer for adults and
children. Also instructive lessons in
sewing.
Price of book 10 cents.
Price Of pattern Is cents in
stamps or coin (coin is preferred
Wrap coin carefully.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-18
Aged Widow Dies

By Times Special
CLOVERDALE, Ind, May 49,
Funeral services for Mrs. Belle Sin
clair, 80, widow Of I. S. Sinclair,
we're held in the Church Of
Christ here. She leaves a daughter,
Mrs. A. T. Sinclair, Cloverdale. The
deceased had been an invalid two
years,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-18
Teaching Wives Banned

Do JUlI5U I7Tt68
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, May 18.-
Married women will not be en-
ployed in city schools of Blooming
ton and teachers who marry within
their first five years Of employment
will be discharged, the school board
has ruled. The Bloomington board
followed the example Of those in
Indianapolis and many other cities
in voting not to effect increases
in pay Of teachers this year.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-18
veteran COWBOYS Organize

By United Press
LOS ANGELES, May 18.-Three
hundred veteran cowboys who rode
the plains west of the Mississippi
before the railroad came, Sunday
formed the national cowboys asso-
citation, with Harry Cat as foreman.
Many OF the cowboys were more
than rs years old.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-18
Left for Tour Of East

Mr.. and Mrs. Krentler left inn1e~
diately for an eastern trip, the bride
travelling in blue tailored suit with
black accessories.
While in the east, Mr. and Mrs.
Krentler will spend several days
with Mr.. and Mrs. William Hockett
CJean Guio), Bloomfield, N. J. Mrs.
Krentler was Mrs. Hockett's maid Of
honor in her wedding here last Oc-
tober.
After June IS, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rrentler will be at home at 245 West
Maple road.
The bride attended Butler uni
versity and is a member Of Delta
Delta Delta. Krentler is a graduate
of Indiana university and is a
member of Theta Chi.
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$500 Alirnony Awarded
BIZ Times Special

Do tneS SpeCtuI
GREENCAsTLE, Ind, May 18.-
Mrs. Ethel Hauck, formerly Miss
Ethel Benedict of indianapolis, was
granted q divorce from Albert A.
Hauck Of Airy Knob farm on
grounds of cruelty, in Putnam circuit
court here. Alimony Of $500 was
granted. She asked $4,000.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-18
Land Returned to Owners

By l 1nteS SPECIAL
WABASH, Ind, May 18.-Origi-
nal owners of seven parcels Of the
right Of way of the Indiana rail-
roads Marion Wabash division, re-
Gently abandoned here, have re-
ceived transfers of the land back to
their possession.
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us to Get Diplomas

By United Press
MUNCIE, Ind, May 16.-Central
high school Of Muncie will grad
uate 273 students Wednesday, June
8, Principal L. S. Martin announces.
The commencement address will be
given by Albert B. Palmer, presi-
dent of Chicago Theological Semi
nary.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-18
Famous stage Star
tells h0Y you, TOO, may keep
youthful charm

MYTH woman it's how old she
Wv looks, not how old she is that
counts!" says Florence Reed, famous
stage star.
Stage and screen stars know how to
stay young = how to keep youthful
freshness year after year. And practi-
cally every prominent star shares one
secret. Youthful charm depends on COM
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-18
WINE TO BE GLoRIFIED
Twenty Nations VIII Attend Anti
Dry Farley in Paris.

D . OWtVbU 7 Itoo
PARIS, May 1S.-Approximately
twenty nations will be represented
in Paris on June 9 for the twelfth
congress of the International League
Of Opponents of Prohibition. Wine
will be glorif1ed.
The congress purposely leaves out
the United States, inasmuch as in
vitation of a prohibition country
was thought to be inopportune.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-18
Sororitu Wall Meet

Alpha chapter, Phi Theta Delta
sorority, will meet Wednesday night
at the SEVERN.
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eff I shot him, it must have
been in one Of the periods when
my soul leaves my body"
That's what Louise Schwartz, ST.
year-old Anlityville, L. Z, Spinster,
is alleged to have told authori-
ties who held her in connection
with the death of her invalid
brother, Edward, SIS.
She first told police that her
brother committed suicide to end
twenty years Of constant suffer-
ing, but the physician who con-
Quoted the autopsy gave the
opinion that it would have been
impossible for the brother to have
shot himself.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-18
CityGirIB
Married in
Chapel Rite

Miss Elizabeth Lindsay. daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lindsay, BIT
Boulevard place, became the bride
Of Ferdinand Harry Krentler, in
ceremony Sunday afternoon per-
formed by the Rev. J. Ambrose
Dunkel. in the Mckee chapel at the
Tabernacle Presbyterian church.
The altar was in a setting Of
zreenerv. With a large center bas-
ket Of snapdragons, roses and lilies.
Family pews were marked by tuue
bows.
Mrs. c. II. Eberhard, organist,
played, and Mrs. Nola Reeder sang.
Mrs. Raymond Brandes was ma
tron Of honor. She wore a gown
of shell pink lace over taf1eta with
a fitted Jacket Of taffeta, q large
pink hairbraid hat and MORE Slip
pers. She wore long white kin
gloves, the brides gift, and carried
Columbia roses.
Reception Follows Ceremony
Mrs. Afro fitzpatrick, bridesmaid,
wore mint green lace over tafeta
with fitted taffeta jacket, green
hairbraid hat and MORE slippers.
She wore white kid gloves and car
ried Butterfly roses, tied with a
green tulle bow.
Sherwood Blue was best man, and
@. Schuyler Blue, Arlo Fitzpatrick,
William G. Stroup and Dr. Herbert
Sedan, ushers.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a gown of white
lace over white satin, fashioned
with g. long skirt, with a slight
train, and short lace jacket. Her
tulle veil fell from a cap, and was
caught with orange blossoms, She
wore long white kid gloves and car
RED Gala and Easter lilies.
An informal reception at the
church followed the ceremony. Mrs.
Lindsay received in a gown Of
brown lace, trimmed with mint
green, with brown accessories and a
shoulder corsage Of gardenias and
sweet peas.
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their possession.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-16
SLOVAK USPESNE
VEDIE KAMPAN

Clevelandsky Slovak Jozef Du-
pan, kandidat na nrad korcilma-
ma 4 prveho distriktu, zahajil sill
nn kampan, takze v politickvch
kruhoch dnes je povazovany "a
najsilnejsieho slovenskeho kandi-
data na zapadnej strane mesta
Cleveland. Teda ma tie najepsie
vyhl'ady IA vit'azstvo. Pan Du-
pan je 80 rokov starry, zenaty a
je clenom Slovenskej Ligy V A
merike a inych organizacii. Pan
Dupan vypracoval sa vysoko a je
teraz cestujncim 1ctovnlkom Jed
nej 4 naivcasich auditorskych fl
riem. .Je znamy ako "fajter" a
ma mnoho priatel 'ov Clevelan.
de. Ia neho pracuje miesany W.
Dor, pozostavajtici 20 Slovakov,
Ajrisov, Nemcov inFch. Praje-
me mu Wit 'azstva.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-16
vEL'KY ZAUJEM o
"sIEDME NEBo

Vzdor tomu, ze sn robotne po-
merry zle, a zc predstavenie bnde
az ma 8. novembra, Slovaci sa az
odteraz chystaj1 ma divadelnf
predstavenie Sboru l46. S. T. j.
Sokol, kcd predstavena bude
krasna drama ''Siedme nebo' od
Austin Stronga, prelozenil do slo-
venciny Marion Stankovou a kto-
ri sohrana bude so zvlastnym do
yolenim Samuela Frencha q New
Yorku.
Je prave tri tyzdne, co boly
vstupenky rozdane do predaju
polovica je uz mich rozpredanf,
coho p....at', re Slovaci a Slo-
venky z tejto okolice chystaj1 sa
ma toto neobycajne divadlo, kto-
re zostane pamatnym kazdemu,
kto no uvidi. Radil by som vset-
kvm, aby 81 zavcasu ystupenky
objednali. Vstupenky maji ma
predaj Anna Serfel, Pavel Serfel,
Mildred Steiner, Juraj Palascak
NIL, Andrei Kish, Andrej Palen-
ear, Katarfna Habovsky, Pavel
Habovsky, Matej Susak, Juraj
klobnsicky, Maria Kanos, Pavel
Remias Jan Wagner.
Dopisovatel.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-16
HASELTONSKY v MEM. POD.
PoRUJUC1 sPOLOK TATRA

uradnfci ma rok 1881 sl nasFe dov nj; ;
Predseda, Michal Kozak, Is Glad
stone ST., Campbell, o. Podpredse-
da, Stefan Bartos, 165 Courtland Ave.
Campbell, o. - Zapisnik, Michal va
ros, ll9 Columbus Ave-, Campbell; O..
= Uetovnik, Martin Zentko, lO3 Glad
stone st., Campbell, o. - Pokladnfk.
M. j. Bartos, l69 Courtland Ave-,
Campbell, O. - Dozorcovia maietku:
Stefan Antal, SO Gladstone St., Camp
bell, O., Jan B7azo, 1920 Gladstone st.
youngstown, y O. Dozorcovia cho-
rych: Stefan Stole, Box IS, Sta. A.,
Youngstown, Ohio. - Straz dvier Mi
chal Bendzala, 122 Blaine Av., Youngs
town, Ohio.
! Sch6dze sa odbyvaid kazdd 4. nede
l'u mesiaci l. hodine po obede '
skolskej miestnosti osady Sv. Alzbety
ma N. Haseltine Ave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-16
MASKARNY BAL SOKoLIEK
v CAMPBELL.

Venice 131. X. Sokoliek V me-
ste Campbell usporiada vel'ky
maskarnT bal (Hallowe EN- na
Sobotu, 81. oktobra V HamrakoL
vel hale ma rohu Wilson a WASH
ington ulic, ma ktory povolava
ct. slovenske obecenstvo Camp
bell a celeho okolia. Hrat bude
vvborna orchestra. Zacne 0 7.30
vecer. Bud1 dane pekne prajzi
"a masky. Prfd tie, mladi start,
Sokoli i Sokolky, zabavite sa do
bre. 0 dobre zakusky cerstve
napoje postara sa Vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-16
MASKARNY TANEC SPOLKU
KADETSKEJ JEDNOTY.

. Spolok Nanebevzatia Fanny
Marie od Kadetskej Jednoty V
Youngstown usporiada na 81. Ok
tobra vel ky maskarnr tanec v
Skolskej sieni osady Sv., Cyrilla a
Methoda. na y. Watt ST. M tei-
to zahave sa budu davat' ma Wy
hravku tri parry firhangov. Zia-
dame kazGeho. kto ma tikety ma
firhangy, ably tam Dol mitomnv.
Tanec bude pre- mladych pre-
starych a. kazdr tam bude srdcG-
he vitany. T.
Vo WHORE sd: PAM Helena Blu
daj, PAM Maria Sivco, pani Ma,
ria Novak. pani Zuzanna Senkac,
PAM Anna Figura, PAM L'udmila
Wagner, pani Zofia Janovsky.
pani PalataSova a pani Michal
Bndaj ST., p. Sivco a p. Racko
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-16
OZNAMENIE RODICOM
v HASELTON.

Oznamujem roditom, ktori ma
III svoje dietlly v Sborceku 40.
M. O. K. s. V Haseltonc a 81 NJ
20 vyse roku nehlasia, aby 81
orihlasili, bo deti nebudu Vino
vate, ak budh vyldcene 70 Sbor-
teku ITO. X. s.
Pozrite mill rodicia, axe who
dy dava Katolicky SokoI pa
de smrti, take veru ziadna orga-
nizacia neplatl "a ten malitky 20.
platok zoe ma mesiac. tn nam 10
mrel jeden brat mcnom Andrrj
Repasky, "a ktoreho rodidia do,
stall $4,000 2 Hlavneho. Sboru
TAX tiez ziadam rodicov Ha.
selton, ktori majii dietky jeden
rok a vyse stare, ably ich dali "a
plsat' do Sborceku ITO. Katolf-
ckeho Sokola.
S 1ctou 49, 81,
Stefan Antal, starosta
Sb. 10. NJ. @. X. s. HaseItone
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-16
SCH0DZA ODR,DRU 722. MSS
v CAMPBELL,

Odbor 722. N. s. s. bude mat
tristvrt '-rocnu sch6dzu, ma kto-
rd povolavam vsetkych ddov a
hdkyne, ably ga vsetci dostavili
ma 18. oktoblN, lebo sa bude DO.
Jednavat' el'kych zalezito.
stiach. Tedy bratia, prid'te vset-
ci, j tt, ktor1 dlhujete. Prid'te sa
aspon oznamit a nehanbite sa "a
to, ze ,dlhujete, bo jest vel'a L.
dov, ktorl by radi prist', ale sa
hanbia. Bratia, netreba sa han
bit, ale pmd tie sa aspon ohlasit' ;,
ze nem6zete platit'. Nehanbite sa
Wy, ale mech sa pani hanbia, ked'
nem6zeme ami ma zivobytic zaro.
bit. Proslm vas, bratia, prfd tie
vsetci, budeme sa odvolavat' ma
Hlavny Odbor, aby "a mas platil.
pokiap sa pomery nepolepsia.
HI. Odbor ma majetku vyse 4 mi
liony, ktore SINE tam naskladali
Teraz prisiel cas-, aby SINE odtial'
dostali, kde SINE davali.
Som nctOu ..
Jan Sima. zap
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-16
JAPoNsKo CHCE
VEL'KY KUS CfNY

.Japonsko, ako je znamo. vtrh-
10 pred par tyzdnami pod "a
mienkou chranenia svojho majet-
ku (zeleznice) do cinskej Man
dzdrie obsadilo vSetko 1zemie.
ktore stojl pod jeho hospodar-
skym vlivom. Toto iizemie ma
100000 Stvorccnych MIL Tiez
chce zaujat' vvchodnt Mongolsko.
ktore ma 100000 stvor. mil Uz
pred rokami bolo zan.ialo Korcu
IS $4,000 stvor. mil'ami liZemia.
take, ak sd mu podarf move pod
maiiovanie, bude vlastnit' million
stvor. mil cinskeho uzemia, o.
byvatel 'Stvom vyse GO million dn-
ii Japonsko samo ma len 10000
Stvor. mil nzemia a preto sa tax
vel mi zenie po cndzom.
Liga narodov a Spojene Staty
sti proti vojne japonsko-t -tfnskei a
urobia co mozu ma jej zamedze-
ME. keby vsak Spoj. Staty a Sta
1y sdruzene V Lige narodov ne
holy ochotnt ist d'alej Cd SLOW,
vypukne vojna, do ktorej iste "a
miesanf bude Rusko - nevcdiet'
este ma tiej .Strane. Rusko mi
tiez vel 'kt zaujmy Cine. Sever
MI polovicu Mandznrie drzi pod
svojim vlivom, vonkajsie Mongol-
Sko jc uz desat rokov pod jeho
,lplnou kontrolou okrem toho
ma zalusk ma ohromnt uZemic za
padnei Ciny, takzv. Cinsky Tur-
kcstan Ok v6li nemu postavilo
vcl'kn Turkish zeleznicu). MOI
ne je tedy, ze sa Rusko spojf $
Japonskom proti Cine, V ktorom
uade by akiste dosio ku vseobec.
ntmu deleniu Ciny medzi svetove
mocnosti a bolo by po ohromne
a najstarsej risi sveta: Cine. Ale
NONE je, re zufalstve Gina sa
hodi celia do narucia Ruska, aby
in ono zachranilo, "a cenu boil
Sevizmu, cd rozpadnutia. Ale po.
tom kto vie, 60 by sa stale.
Podl nainovsieho vvvinu, A.
merika sa slime zastava Ciny a
Japonsko zacina ustupovat' pred
naSim natlakom.
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OBCANKAM DO I.ASKA-
VEJ POZORNOSTI.

Tohto rolu name vel mi vaz-
ne vol by do rozlienych 1radov V
nasom meste Youngstowne. Maj
vaznejsi lrad je mayorskt a mali
by smc dobre nyazit', re koho 81
tam polozlme.
s. Pre- mas chudobn% robotnv
narod najvzacnejsim jc Mark e..
Moore, jeho> 81 dal ten chudobny
robotnr narod do kandidacie a
preto kazdy Sloyak a SloyenlSa
by mali nanho hlasovat IA je-
ho zvolenie pracovat'.
Kto je Mark Il. Moore? 70 kaz-
dy vie, on je syn nehohtho Ed
Moora, ktory Dol najva6sim pria-
tel 'om naSho l'udu V celei Amc-
rike. Preto dajme pr1lezitost' al
jeho synovi, ably al on mohol pre-
mas vel 'kt veci vykonat'. Prilezi-
tost' Ma to m0zeme mu dat ma 3.
nevembra, ked' no Zvolime "a ma
yora mesta Youngstown. Teda
pozor, ably nasim bnducim mayo.
rom Dol ten, ktoreho chudobnv a
robotny narod podporujc a tfm
ie Mark f. Moore.
Druhy vazny 1rad je mestskI
sudca, ktory sa uchadza na dru,
ny termin terajsi sudca Peter B
Mulholland, tiez mas najlepst
priatel'. Teda mill volicia, neza
budnitc hlasovat' ma 3. novembra
ma Mark E. Moore "a mayora a
Peter b. Mulholland "a judge OF
Municipal Court a tax budeme
mat trade dvoch nasich najlep
sich priatel 'ov. Andrej Palencar
(Pozn. red.-Za priestor pr,
tento dopis zaplatil horepodpisa
nN).