davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-23

neznosti, neprenikla som hlbsie
do tvojho ziyota. Nepoznal 81 mo-
je srdce pri tebe bola som
stale osamelou, obayajdc sa t'a
prave tax, ako som ia milovala
Bol 81 takym vaznym, takym pri
snym, a ia potrebovala som We
selost', smiech, radost'... Bedal
Prisla nuda! Ty 81 sa nevedel oh.
medzit' svojej praci, v svojom
zamestnanf, v svojej ctiziadosti.
A ia som toho nemala mic, mic
A bola som TAXA mlada! Pony
sli! Dvadsat pat rokov, ami diva.
dsat'pat' rokov som nemala
Odpust' mi! L'utujem z celeho
srdca! Odpust' mi! To je ne
mono! - Me som zlou, to ii
prisaham! - Tu nemas Go hl'a-
dat, ty tn nemas miesto! -
.Ach, preco som utieklaY Bol by
81 ma zabil, Dol by koniec! Cd
pust Luciano! Odpust'! Zby.
tocne. Rozid me sal To je nutne
Musis to sama pochopit'. - Ale,
co 81 teraz pocnem? - Pojdes k
nemu, k tomu druhemu... co sa
chcel "a teba zabit' -! Uz je mrt.
wi Ach, preto 81 sa tedy vra-
tia! - Me preto, ME! - Teraz
uz chapem - Je to pre- Raymon-
da, pre- mole diet'a! - A ia hlu-
pax, boil by hned' uveril tvojim
reciam, Dol by sa dal pohn1t
tvojim prosbam. - Nikdy by som
sa nebola odvazila navratit'... -
A tu 81 81 spomenula ma svojho
muEa,, ktory bude este nest astli,
Wy prime ia $ otvorenym ma
rucim! - Chcela som Ease vi
diet teba a svoje diet "a! Vzpo.
mienky ma vas dvoch ma mucily
trapily. Zmenila som sa vel mi.
Nebola som st'astnou. Dost'
tel komedie! - Chcem svoie
diet'a! - Raymond ma teba "a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-23

budol! Mech 81 no objimem!
Myslf, ze 81 mrtval Me, ME !!
Ty 81 yytreta nasho xivota!
Nehovor tot To neni mozno.l
Predsa 81 ma miloval, Luciano,
:yzpomen 81! Miloval 81 ma! Ja
som tvojou zenou, manzelkou.
Dala sQm ii syna! Pre- mas az
nejestypjesl Ach, Boze, 60 ro-
bit, aby som ia obmakcila 7 Bud
milostivy! Cely svoj zivot bndem
l'utovat', budem sa kajat'.
Won! Moje diet'a! Won!
Budem tvojou sl1zkou, tvojou
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-23

~
,oddanou sldkkou, Nebudem pla-
lkat'l Len ably som no mohla vi
diet, objimat q bozkat'!
Ach, skon6ime to-! - Milost,,
Luciano! Raymond, moje diet "a!
mole diet'a! (Fleurot vystrci ju
Won dvermi.) |,
Taketo vystnpy nvidfte, take
to rozhovory pocujene ma pred
staveni hry aa5sz mena", ktori
zahra divadelu5 krdEok Sboru
14s, i, s. 7. J. SAX Sakol na %. okto-
bra.
~ Yak.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-23
OPS NoVEJ DRAldATICKEJ
HRY "svETAiRKA, CHI sIRo-
Ia MAD SIROTAM."
(Pokr racovanie.)

5s&5 y
" ten den. k.ed Katka ma dvo-
re Hrusikovie preznvala mad ar
finu hned' zaltym vyletela, bolo
to uz po onom hroznom dni, ked
Martinova mat:ka pre- nu Marien-
1Iu Iozom popichala. z Gbohej
siroty tiekla t,eda nevinna krv
(tento hnusny. Elm nebude uka-
zany ma javislsu, ale len spomi-
minany) a ia 7krv volala do neba
3 pomstu Il bola vyslysana.
No, a nebolo to len raz. Cd toho
casu, Go zlostna a klebetna Du-
bovska jej dcerou Katkou do
stall Martinovych rodicov do fch
zatratenej sieti, nemohla i'm Ma.
rienka v nicom vyhoviet'. Nacha-
dzali ma nej vselijake chyby, BIZ
Ii, preklinali ju, hladom morili,
d Bob vie co este vsetkeho, aby
jej len presla chut' Cd Martina,
lebo i'm bohata susedka ponnkla
S Katkou tridsat' tisic hotovych
penazf okrem toho vsetky jei
role a lnky, ktore cd nej aren-
dovali a po jej smrti, rozumie
sa, Dol by i'm pripadnul cely jej
majetok, lebo okrem Katky me-
mala viac dietok.
Marienka, chudera, pravda,
Martina nezvadzala, ba naopak,
zaklfnala no ma pamiatku tych,
ktori jej zivot dali, aby ju ne
poktisal, ze ci teda nevie, ze je to
hriech zarty vystrajat' z biednej
ilbohej siroty, ktorou l'udia o.
povrhujl stetflat'om nazyvajn
Dalej ze ei by sa nehanbil brat
81 dievca takym venom, axe O.
ma doniesla do ich domu9 Tu,
hl'a, hovori .mu: "Tento maly
hgn1stek je mojim jedinym ma
jetkom, ktory som zdedila po
tych, ktorf ma tn do lesa doniesli
a ponechali ma milost' Boziu.
Tento agnustek tou retiazkou
nasli sato6kach, ktore kryly
vtedy mole male tielko. A preto
smiluj sa nado mnou! Nerob seba
j nina nest 'astnou, lebo laska mo-
ia by ia neoblazila, ale skor u
valila by na mas oboch mnoho L.
trap. Boze moj!''
Ably 81 ale niekto nemyslel, ze
Martin ju aida len talk ma oko
mi1oval, t. j. ze chcel len vyho-
yiet' ch1t kan ziadostiam, pre-
to, ze bola krasna a vabiva. nuz
zacnem jeho laskou k nei cd
Zaciatku. PRIV ale, nez sa do toho
dam, spomeniem tn nieco o mas
muzskych, aby tomu, co bude po-
nize napisane, zenske stvorenie
lepsie porozumelo ably mohlo
lepsie vystihn1t' pojem lasky.
Nuz nam muzskym, pros1m "a
prepaeenie, sa najlepsie paei pri
zenskych naisamprv pekna, biela
plet'. Dalej stihla postava, pek-
ma hlavka utesenymi vlasmi
furmovana tvaricka $ peknym
malym nostekom, ruzovyymi lie.
kami a jahodovymi l1stockami
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-23
tatd'. atd'. No, jednym slovom,

atd'. atd'. No, jednym slovom,
dievca alebo zena $ peknymi 4
stami a roztomilou jamockou v
lf6ku. Pravda, cosi som til este
vynechal. No, a co by to takeho
mohlo byt' ci by aida oci? Ach,
ba certa rohateho! Ruky ruky
do prace, ako i cistd dusu, 1prim-
ne srdce a lasku k Bohu k mu-
zovi. A ked' teda zena okrem
krasy ma este i tieto znamenite
vlastnosti, a k tomu ked je este
i rozumna a skromna, nnz ma
vel ky vplyv nielen ma blazenost'
muza, ale ma jeho deti,y,a sta.
stny je taky muz, ktorehes nebe-
sa takou obdarily. Je tn este je-
dina vec, ma ktor1 by nemal zia-
den kandidat zenby zabudnnt', a
to je ia: ze ked' 81 niekto vyvo.
len1 srdca svojho uz nasiel, mech
vyznanfm lasky a so zenbou sa
neponahl'a, kym nepozna nalezi-
te jej povahu, vkus, vlastnosti,
vasne a slabosti. A ked' toto vse-.
tko uz preskhmal, mech sa nauci
poznat' este jej srdce, a uz ma
vsetko, co mu je potrebne k Ii
votnemu st'astiu.
Teraz sa ale vrat me k Marti-
novi. Nuz on obycajne, 81 tiez to-
to prial co i ka'zdy iny, a al ma
siel, lenze to dlho netrvalo, lebo
ia, ktorn 81 vyvolil "a druzku Ii
vota svojho, nemohla byt' jeho,
hoe mi1oval ju celym srdcom a
ona celou dusou splacala jeho
lasku. Ze preco nemohli byt' svo-
il, toto uvidf ct. obecenstvo ma
predstavenf. Dokial' ale fch las
ka nebola znieena, dost' sa pre-
nu natrpeli.
Jednej nedeli popoludni mala
Marienka Martinovou matkou
pre- susedovie Katku Ease. ak1si
mrzutost', usla prec domu.
Asi ma styri kilometre cd ich de-
1diny boly tie hory ,smutne, cier-
ne hory, ktore jedine samy We
dely, ze kto in tam pred dvadsia.
timi rokmi doniesol ponechal
samd opusten1 ma pospas vitae
iva alebo ,divej Every. Vedela, ze
pod ktorymi stromami iu tam
nasli, lebo jej ich neraz ukazali,
j prisla az ma toto miesto sa ko
musi vyzalovat', ale tam nevo-
dilo sa jej lepsie. Ked' ale Martin
prisiel asi 0 hodinu zatym do
NOV, a ktosi mu povedal, ze vi
del Marienku celm rozculenn be-
zat' z domu smerom k havranei
skale, nuz hned' sa pustil "a i. u,
zeby 81 v svojom ziali tam v hore
nieco nevNl Sonala, ale iu hned'
nenasiel. - No.. ale nebola ona
este taxa opustena, ako 81 to
predstavovala. Mala ona okrem
Martina este Wac milencov a
zboznovatel'ov, o ktorych, prav-
da, nevedela, lebo ju len talk po.
tajomne milovali. H1avnym lei
zboznovatel 'om bol osvieteny
mlady pan gr6f menom Lupin-
sky, ktory NAL ned 'aleko teito
dediny svoje vel'ke panstvo. Po-
nevaG ale tento gr6f sa nijako $
nou nemohol sist' a. do ich domu
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-23

y =
by Dol nato povedal syet, nuz
kul 81 plan, ako ju zdrapit' a .jej
vyjavit', ze co nou zmysl a, a
hl'a, prave sa mu ma to mask Eytla
prilezitost', ked' do hor utekala.
Grof sa skor pustil "a nou, ako
Martin, a Dol by ju zaiste lapil,
keby ju nebola b1rka, ktora sa
prave strhla, don1tila ukryt' sa
niekde pod skaly alebo do hui
steho krovia. Burka bola vtedy
strasna. Blesky len sa tax krizo.
valy hromy rachotily ako
strojove pusky a ako tie matt az
Sic vojenske della. K tomu ial sa
i dazd' sta pretrhnutych mra-
Glen a victor len tax stromy va
Pal - hotova poyoden. No, grof
sa vtedy iste nal l'akal. Myslel, ze
sa chce neho ma nom vypomstit' I,
ze nahana po lese tdto nevinnd
devu, i zacal 1rozvazovat', ze co
vlastne nou chce? No, nevedel,
len citil. ze sa musi tn niekde s
nou sist', ze ju musi vidiet', lebo
az dlhSie nemohol bez nej vydr.
Eat. Uz boil tomu rok, co sa pre-
to dievea takto trapil zozieral.
Cd dina kedy ju- prvy raz videl,
jej mila postava, jej vel 'kolepa
krasa, jej zjav nadherny Dol mu
stale pred ocima. Ach, a ked' ju
posledny raz videl, aka bola kra-
sna a vabiva. Jej oci ziarily ako
ocePove dyky a jej cerstv6 per-
ny, ah, ako by ich Dol sbozkaval,
lenze nemohol sa k MIN zblizit' /.
A preco je to? - spytal sa sam
seba. "Nuz preto, re 81 slab1-
chom!' sepkalo mu svedomie.
"Lebo sa neopovazis jej to W.
javit', ze ju mas rad, ze ju mi
lujes Ee ju chces mat "a zenu."
,Tu sa striasol: ''Za zenu? ia,
gr6f, sedliacku? Do paroma! Ke-
by ME tie hodnosti tie nest a
stne tituly, nuH islo by to, ale
prave to je ten hack, ktory to-.
mu mcdowell. Co sa tyka nina sa-
meho, mech by tam certi wall vse-
tko, ale co by ma to svet a zvla-
ste moja rodina? HIM, Ease som
tam, kde som al Dol. Chciet' ju
mat a nevediet' re zaco. Eth, po.
staci mi al "a milenku ma ME-
kol'ko dni, ci uz bude chciet' a.
lebo ME. A potion mech sa stane
co chce. Mech sa pre- nina zr1ti
al cely svet, len by sa mi poda-
rilo tn lese sa S nou sfst'.'' A
cakal, kym blrka prestane, ably
ju mohol d'alej hradat'. Vtom sa
ale zjayilo niekol 'ko zlodejov,
ktori sa v tychto horach zdrzo-
wall, ale nestalo, sa mic hrozneho,
lebo grof ich poznal, a o niekoP-
ko, min1t ma jeho rozkaz H hl'a-
dali Marienku, a mali ju zaviest'
do ich jaskyne. - Pekne prekva-
penie pre- nu, vsak? No, a to e.
Ste mic. Donna ju cakalo este ME-
co horsieho. Andrej Cisar.
(Pokracovanie bud1cne.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-23

- Slovenska Liga je vsenarod-
ma ustanovizeH - stante sa jej
Glenom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-23
2 DEJU HRY "BEz MENA'

w SOm WAC TdZ plSdl leJ
drame teraz rad by som polat
kratky vyt 'azok 2 tejto smutnej
hry, aby ste vedeli, o com sa tu
jedna. Teda Z prveho dejstva.
Ably ale kazdy lepsie rozumel to-
muto vyt'ahu, vysvetlim, Go sa
prv stane, nez sa DEF tejto hry
zapocne.
V Neuvilly pri Parizi zije jedon
advokat SO svojou zenou die
t'at'om, synom. On je vel'mi
st 'astny, manzelku vrele miluje,
v synovi sa test a klientela mu
prinasa dobre zivobytie. Man
Eelka vsak necfti sa tax stast-
nou. Jej manzel, pre- svoju pra-.
Gu, zamestnanie, zanedbaval jul.
Cez den vecierkami a nociami
pracoval a ona bola nltena o.
stat donna sama, trapit' sa S die
t'at'om. Pre- nu. neboly zabavy,
rozveselenia, smiechu, radosti.
Jedneho dna, ked sa muz vratil
domov neo6akayane, nasiel svoju
milovanl manzelku naruci i
n6ho. Aka scena nastala, nevie-
me, ale zena, citiac, ze zostat
donna znamenalo by smrt' pre- nn,
zutekala so svojim milencom, ne
chajdc pelny dom, manzela, kto,
ry ju doposiaP miloval, a diet'a,
ktor6 nebolo vstave tomu vsetks-
mu rozumiet'. Sklamany manzel
ably zabudol ma svoiu nevern1
manzelku, vrhol sa tym Wac do
svojej prace, stal sa sudcom, "a
baval sa so svojimi priatel mi a
I'll pre- st'astie svojho synka,
ktory mu Dol najdrahsfm pokla-
dom ma svete.
Jedneho dna tento styriroeny
syn t'azko ochorel. TT najlepsi
lekari nevedei mu pomoct', az
sa nasiel iedon, ktory zachranil
ho Cd predcasnej smrti. Otec "a
nechal svoiu pracu a celf dni a
noce prebdel pri posteli. pri bo-
ku svoiho synka. az prisla zme.
ma nemoci k lepSiemu.. Tu sa
zdvihne opona pri prvom dejstva.
Matka, pocujlc o svojom sy-
novi, pride no opatret'. Zronena
kajdcna, trasie sa, re co povie
jej muz, ked ju uvidl. Ottawa sa,
ze ju nepripusti ku jej synovi. O.
bava sa, ze vyhnana bude do.
mu, E ze jeJ nebude odpustene.
Muz vynde izby, kde sa nacha-
dza nemocny synacek, zbada spo-
ju manzelku, matl<u jeho syna. a
pocujeme rozhovor, ako nasle.
duje:
Jacquelina: - Ano, to som
ia! = Won! - Luciano! = Won +!
hovorim Won! - Vypocuj ma =
Won! Won! - Ano, ano, odidem,
sl'ubujem ii, >ze pojdem, dno.,. a.
lie vypocuj ma. Nuz, hovor
rychle! Co chces? Co mi mas po-
vedat'? PonahPaj! Odpust
mi = Me! - Odpust'. :. zabud-
| nj! = Zabudnnt' ia? Ia diva
roxy vidiet' stale ten obraz: ty
v naruci ineho! teraz ziadas,
ably som to zabudol? ~ Prosim
ia, snazne ia prosin... pri ma
| som diet att. - Zakazujem ii Q
| nom hovorit'. Nemas ma to pra.
vo! Ono patri jedine mne! Ny
slela 81 ma neho, ked' 81 odcha-
dzala? Preco 81 no opustila? -
Sialila som sa. - Taku odpoved'
som cakal. - Zradila som svojho
muza, opustila som svoje diet'a
bola som sialenou! Utiekla som,
ako sprosta zenska, odnasajuc 50
sebou st 'astie celej rodiny! Sla
som "a p6zitkami, zabavou, ba.
villa som sa dobre,, bola som sia.
lenou! - To je vyhoyorka! -
Ale predsa je to pravda! Ale,
chod'! Cestny zivot sa ii tail,
mala 81 ma dost' milovala 81
The Washington times., 1932-05-10
WOULD AMEND
CONSTITUTION
AGAIN
Swedish System Only One
That Will Work, He
Tells Senators

A new amendment to the
Constitution returning to those
States that desire it control of
liquor within their borders
and adoption of the Bratt
(Swedish) system were recon-
mended to the Senate today
by John M. Morehead, United
States Minister to Sweden.
Confessing himself a lifelong
dry who has been disappointed
at the train of evils that have
grown up in the wake of prohi-
bition, Morehead declared his
belief that in Sweden they have
worked out the "only system Of
control that really works"
He highly recommended it to
the Blaine subcommittee of the
Senate Judiciary Committee, be-
fore which he testified.
Limits Hard Liquor
The Bratt system permits un-
limited sale of beers and light
wines through State-controlled
commissions, but limits the sale
of hard liquor to a maximum of
approximately a gallon a month
to heads of families or otherwise
qualified adults.
The success of the Bratt
system, Morehead told the COM
mittee, lies in the fact that the
Government has taken the profit
from the liquor trade and
destroyed the incentive to push
sales"
So rigidly are the restrictions
observed in Sweden and so safe
guarded is the system, he said.
that the possession of liquor
permit book is regarded as "a
badge of good citizenship" in
Sweden.
Morehead held that it is not
necessary either to repeal the
eighteenth amendment or the
Volstead act in order to obtain
prohibition relief for the United
States.
Repeal Unnecessary
He would leave them both as
they are, and adopt a twentieth
amendment to the Constitution
providing that those States which
so elect by legislative action may
set up their own systems of con-
troll. The new amendment would
simply provide that no previous
amendment would be applicable
to such States as decided they
wanted to solve their own liquor
problems.
The Washington times., 1932-05-10
MRS. CARAWAY
To RUN AGAIN

Having tossed her hat into the
Democratic primary ring in the
twilight of the last day for filing,
Senator Hattie F. Caraway of
Arkansas, today broke the politi-
cal silence which has earned her
the nickname of The Senate
Sphinx" She said:
"I intend to make a formal
statement of my candidacy for
reelection. / will remain in
Washington until Congress ad-
jOurns and then go to Arkan-
Sas to make an active cam
paign.
81 am not sure I will make
any stump speeches. I am de-
termined that I will not spend
a large sum of money. l be-
lieve that women should set a
frugal example in campaign ex-
penditures. Even if no prin.
ciple were involved / could not
afford to conduct lavish cam
paign for I don't have the
money"
Several men have entered the
Arkansas primary race. The pri-
mary will be held next August
with the Democratic nomination
equivalent to election.
Mrs. Caraway was named by
the Arkansas Democratic State
committee to succeed her hus-
band, Senator T. H. Caraway,
when the latter died last autumn.
Later she was victorious in a
special election to fill the unex,
pired term. which ends next
March 4.
A few hours before her dra-
matte entry into the senatorial
race, Mrs. Caraway made Senate
history by welding the gavel for
about 80 minutes at the invita-
ton of Vice President Curtis.
The Washington times., 1932-05-10
SNED|SHL|QUOR.
CODE STRICT

The Bratt system of liquor con
troll, devised by Sweden after
futilely endeavoring to enforce
bone-dry prohibition, and lauded
before a Senate committee today
by John M. Morehead, American
minister to Stockholm, provides
for one parent company and 122
private companies that deal in
liquor. They are privately fl,
nanced; their stock may be pur-
chased on the exchange, but the
profit is limited to 5 per cent OF
the invested capital.
No Open Bars
The parent company actually
buys the liquor supply of a nation
There are no open bars in
Sweden and no sort of spirits
may be purchased in hotels and
restaurants except with meals OF
cooked food.
The parent company sells to
the private companies, which
operate stores very similar to the
American chain store system,
and under strict governmental
supervision.
Liquors may be obtained from
these stores for home consump'
ton only upon presentation of a
permit book issued by the Gov
ernment.
Requirements Strict
To obtain a book, the appli-
cant must file statements as to
his age, income, marital state,
number of dependents and so
forth.
If a man is behind in his taxes,
has been convicted of drunken
ness, crime, or misdemeanor, has
a judgment against his property,
or a garnishee against his salary
or wages, does not discharge his
ordinary family financial obliga-
tions, or re-sellS liquor obtained
under permit, a book is refused,
or, if already issued, is cancelled.
The Washington times., 1932-05-10
WORK DECLINES
IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK, May 10 CU.s).
Figures were released by States
Industrial Commissioner Perkins
today showing a further drop in
employment in New York State.
The statistics showed that en-
ployment in factories declined
3.6 per cent from March to April.
Co-incident with the drop in en-
ployment there was a decrease of
6.7 per cent in total factory pay
rolls.
An increase of 9 per cent in the
number of building trade work
ers employed in April was the
single bright spot shown in the
figures.
Miss Perkins pointed out that
the decline in factory employment
was the greatest March-to-April
drop since 1914. The payroll in
dex for factories in April stood
at 50.2.
The Washington times., 1932-05-10
FL|ER
REFUSED BAIL

MIAMI, Fla, May 10 G.N.S0.
Indicted for first-degree murder
in the death of Haden Clarke,
fiance of Mrs. j. M. Keith-Miller,
Australian aviatrix, Capt. w. N.
Lancaster was held in Jail today
without bond.
Lancaster, former British flier
and for the past five years aerial
associate of Mrs. Keith-Miller, had
been held in jail on a warrant
since last Monday night.
He contends Clarke shot him
self at the home of Mrs. Keith.
Miller, where the two men also re.
sided. Mrs. Keith-Miller said she
also believed Clarke had taken his
own life,
The Washington times., 1932-05-10
HELP JObLESS,
DEMOCRATS
INSIST
Costigan Bill Hearings Show
Conditions of Starvation
To Shocked Senators

Congressional drive for Fed
eral public works to start busi-
ness upward and relieve dis
tress and suffering among the
millions of unemployed is gain
ing momentum.
AS hearings began before a
Senate Manufactures Subcommit.
tee on the $500, 100000 relief
bill of Senator Costigan Cd, of
Colorado, Democratic leaders an
nounced their intention to try
not to permit Congress to ad-
journ this June without taking
action on a public works program.
Two Bills BY Wagner
Democrats, both in the House
and Senate, will meet shortly to
consider definite legislation, and
it is expected they will throw
support to two bills introduced
by Senator Wagner CD, of New
York.
One calls for $1,100, 900
600 bond issue to build Federal
projects, including buildings and
rivers and harbors improvements,
already authorized. The other
authorizes an appropriation of
$75O, 100000, half for direct ad.
vances to States for hungry re-
lief, and half for State aid in
road building.
The two bills may be combined,
making a total of nearly $4,000.
100000. The decision will depend
on the attitude of the White
House. Reports have reached the
Senate that President Hoover
would not veto a public works
bill, but would reject direct un-
employment relief advances.
Hearings Reveal Starving
Stories of real suffering, star
vation and of people reduced to
living out of garbage pals were
related at the Costigan bill hear
ings by relief workers. With local
funds exhausted, they emphasized
that only the Federal Govern.
ment, through public works and
direct aid, can prevent a. summer
and winter of untold hardships
and possible serious disorders.
They reported unemployment Is
now between 100000 and H..
100000.
Senator Bankhead CD of Ala
bama, introduced a bill authorlz
ing a $100, 100000 relief fund for
distribution in various part of the
country in the fiscal year 1882.
1888. It would be administered
through State and local relief
agencies.
The Washington times., 1932-05-10
By WINIFRED BLACK

Copyright, 1882, by the San Francisco
Examiner and Universal Service, 1nc'
SAN FRANCISCO, May 10.
Strawberries are ripe in Cali
fornia and the cherry trees are
red with luscious fruit.
All the orchards are in beauti-
full condition, and from reports
Of the farmers in the grain-bear-
ing counties the wheat and the
barley and the oats act so far as
if n ody had whispered a word
about economic stress.
Eager to Work
AMI hat difference will it
make low much hay and grain
and how many cattle and what
broods of chickens are raised-if
nobody can earn money enough
to buy a. rib or two of roast beef,
or a good fat old rooster for a
Sunday dinner?
Good, honest men and women
who are eager to work and can't
find a thing to do, and little big
eyed, wan-faced children wonder
ing why they arc hungry all the
time and Mother and Dad can't
seem to do a thing about it.
Now that's a nice state Of af'
fairs for a great rich, prosperous
country, isn't it?
Have the bootleggers and the
hi-jackers and the speakeasies
turned us all into a lot of hys-
terical nobodies without the cour-
age or the fortitude Of a band of
Sinking coyotes?
I don't believe tim not go
ing to believe it.
There's this prohibition now.
You know and I know that if we
would throw open the wineries
and take the paddock off the
breweries, we'd set million men
to work within "a hours and within
a weeks time money would begin
to change hands again-and the
Government would have millions
of taxation money jingling in the
Golfers.
Let's put an amendment into
the prohibition amendment, let's
stop this horror of speakeasies on
every corner, and bootleggers in
every block.
Write to your Representative
and tell him you expect him to
do his part in stopping this
hideous farce of prohibition.
Your Representative
And how about the unemploy-
ment bond issue-Representative
WEIGH, of California is trying to