davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-23
$11, 500, 900 MA LIETADLA
PRE- NASU ARMADA

Armada Spoj. Statov la ku
Vianociam americkym tovarilam
ma lietadfa objednavku ma 238
vojenskych lietadiel. kazdeho
druhu Y Gene 81, 100000: Tieto
lietadla bndd najmoderneiSie a
najrych1ejsie ma syete. Nasa ar
mada ma teraz 1.725 lietadiel,
take : noyymi Dude mat skoro
1000. Move hetadla budii doda-
ne behom pol roka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-23
Jedna prekazok navratu lep-
sich casov.

Jedna vel 'kych prekazok ma
vratu lepsich casov je zmenseny
prijem naroda a nezmensene da-
ne.
Roku 1929 americky narod
NAL prijmov IS bilionov dolarov,
ktoreho obnosu 20 b;lionov slo
ma federalne, statne a okresne
dane So bilionov zostalo l'udu
ma nakup zivotnych potrieb ma
nspory investlcie.
Roku 1892 prijem naroda bu-
de len SO bilionov, kdezto dane sii
tie iste, 20 bilionov, takze rudu
zostava len 30 bilionov ma zivo-
byte, 1spory q investicie.
Hoyori sa, ze keby Pud strovil
rocne eolen o pat bilionov do
larov Wac, bolo by omnoho Wac
roboty a obchodu a lepsie easy
by nastaly. Vysoke dane mu to
znemoznujtl:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-23
DRUHE PREDSTAVENIE ORA.
MY "BEZ MENA' v YoUNGS
TOWN.

V minulom elsie tychto novin
ohlasili sme. ze drama "Bez me-
ma" bude zopakovana na Is. ja-
nuara V Sokolovni, 319 Washing
ton st. ...
Ano, robime to k voli, ba lep-
Sic povedano, nuteni sme k tomu
I na ziadost mnohych. ktori sa
predstavenia neziicastnili oba-
novali, a tiez tych, ktori boil na
prvom predstaveni, a chceli by
sa no zucastnit' po druhy raz.
a preto i my citime, re ked ma
10 ie l'udi. menovite Amerika-
nov, ktori by tilto dramu neboIi
sli pozriet' do movies Wac ra-
zy, najde sa i medzi Slovakmi
mnoho, kterts, ,pridu i na druha
predstavenie. ably mali z ncho u
melecky a dusevny pozitok. Vse-
tel, co ,uz boil. uznali, re bolo
to predstavenie, ktoremu sa AMI
I'd 'aleka ziadne inc slovenske tn
nevyrovna, lebo svetovi kritiko-
via uznavajl hru "a jednu z
najlepsich na svete. Tedy dava-
me prilezitost' tym Slovakom,
ktori ocenia dobrn hru. dobre
predstavenie. vidiet tuto svetovil
hru slovenskej reel znovu dina
Is. januara. Opisovat' ju nano-
vo, nemozno, ale odporucal by
som tym, ktorl pochybujii, ze by
to mohlo byt' nieco az tax mad
herneho ably sd spytali niekoho,
kto Dol ia prvom predstaven1 a
my SINE istl, re potion uyid1me
vas na tom druhom predstaveni
dramy "Bez mena".
Ma prvom predstavenf boil u
dia Farrell, Pa. a vtedy nam
81 ,ubovali re budn robit' ySetko
NONE, ably tato drama bola pred
stavena naSim krizkom i farrell
skym Slovakom. Minuly tyzden
navstfvil mas vybor Farrell,
ziadajnc mas 0 to, a ako je uz o.
znamene ma pryej strane, Drama
ticky krtzok Sboru 146. S. T. j..
Sokol zajde do Farrell IA 20. ja-
nuara, kde bude tretie predsta-
venie nezabudnutel'nej dramy
'Bez mena''.
Teda my este raz volame ia
vas, youngstownski Slovaci, zn-
castnite sa predstavenia nasho
na Is. januara. Skoro ma to ne
zabudnete SINE al isti, le lepsiu
dramu nikdy tuna slovencine
neuvidite. -cak.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-23

hardtovi a zelaln 81, ably mas nq-
voavoleny serif Engelhardt pre-
kvapil aspon dvoch Slovasor
do prace wal, W mech to bude
S ktorejkoPvek strany, mech je
len Slovak.
Aby som tiez nezabudnul ia
nasich slovenskych farmaroy.
Yam tiez len dobreho zdravia
prajem, al svatej trpezlivosti a
vinsujem YAM, aby yam tento
novonarodeny Jezisko ,stonasob-
he vasej zemskcj nrody pozeh-
nat raciL. TAX tiez nasim obchod
nixon slovenskym prajem do
breho zdravia al svatej trpezll-
vosti V tychto t'azkych casoch,
aby nam vsetkym tento nastaya.
iiici rolS 1888 len vsetko dobre
doniesol. A ma ostatok este VAN
vsetkym st'astlive vesele Via
noce al Novy Rok vinsujem.
A este na koniec yam, sloven-
| ska redakcia, Youngstownskycf
| Novm prajem, ably ste Ease mo
hli Youngstownske Slovenske No
! viny zvacsit elm skorej Jednl
foliu, aby sme mali co viacej ci
tat, bo teraz name casu.
M. S.
/ (Pozn. red. Noviny zvacslme
akonahle ct. citatelia budn lep
Sic predplatky platit' a obchod
nici Wac ohlasiek davat'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-23

Villa Maria, Lawrence CO.. Pa,
12. dee. - Ctena Redakcia Y. s.
Novin, racte mi uverejnit' tychto
paru riadkov 0 nasom farmar-
skom zivote.
Je mas tn hodny pocet slavian-
skych farmarov. Zijeme, ale duch
mas je mrtvv, lebo nikto nevie,
ze sme tuna, hoe, ako poyedam.
SINE tn hodnom pocte. Ziadon
nedame do, verejnosti mic, dalo
by sa mnoho pisat' 0 nasom Vi
dieku tuna. Nemame svojho slo-
venskeho chramu, V ktorom by
SINE mohli po slovensky Pana Bo-
ha chvalit', ale Pan Bob NAL
vzdy 0 bohabojny slovensky nd
starost' TAX i tuna. A sice tn
majli ctihodne sestry klastor
pod menom Sisters of Humility
of Mary, ktore tuna prisly
Franctizska roku 1864, asi sest'.
Dneska ich je Wac ako 400 V
cleyelandskej diocezii, lebo pri-
sluchajti pod p. biskupa Schrem-
bsa a majn na starosti tie maj
vacsie spitale tejto diocezii.
Tiez vyucujl skolach, j tuna
ucia nase dietky, ktorych je oko.
10 60. Jako som povedal, re Pan
Bob nezabuda ma mas, tax tn
majn, svoj kostol. Duchovnym
pastierom je Rev. n. j. Franche
ktory prisiel sem roku Pana 1881
jeho asistantom je Rev. Ber-
nard Weigant. TAX mali tn na
s. decembra 4O-hodinovn poboz.
most. ktora sa zacala 9. hodi
ne rano procession. Vsetky die,
cata a mnisky pochodovaly {
spievaly latinske piesne. Vecel
NAL peknu kazen Rev. Charles
McDonough z Youngstown. NJ
druhy den vecer sa postara
Father Franche i mas, Slova
kov a povolal Rev. Jozefa Kris
pinskeho 70 Struthers. ktory ma
napred anglickil kazen a potion
i nam po slovensky kazal a ma
vsetkych vyspovedaI mason
materinskom jazyku. TAX SAM
prvf mech prime nasu vreIl
vd 'aku Rev. Franche "A tax Rev
Jozef krispinsky, ktory hoe M
al vo svojej. .osade dost' prace
ked' no Rev. Franche poziadaI
tax S vefkou ochotou prisiel ma
obsllizit'. Dakuieme yam vel mi
Rev. Krispinsky a llfame. re va
este Wac razy tn uvidime po
cujeme Slovo Bozie nasej ma
terinskej reel. TAX sobotu. 1C
decembra vecer skoncila sa 40
hodinova poboznost miestnym
duchovnymi, $ procession, V kto
rel Ease dievcata mnisky mar
covaly~
TAX este raz d d'akujeme cti
hodnym sestram, Rev. Franche
mu, Rev. Bernard Wiegandovi
tiez predstayenej sestre Matk
urSule. Ostavam nctou DC
zdravom.
Starry chap, ale mlad,
II farmar.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-23
MA VIANOCNE ROZJfMANIE

81 MA VIAINONNE NOLJlMAlNlE
Nadisiel Ease cas- radosti, veseos. Zasvatime Ease
paniatku narodenia nasho Spasitela
Kolko svatej krasy dojemnost je vo vianocnych
svatkoch Srlce krest ana pesa oko zlar tval svetl
Ospevuene prichod Toho ktoly mas hliechov vykpil
lasl1 dusu spasi naucH Bohu mile lit.
Bohu mile zit' Toto je jadrom nasho zivota
Ziieme talk aby to bolo Bohu mile? Ano Hjeme
mnohi, ale nie vsetci. tom e kore nasho nest asa
Bob lasky ludstvu soslal svojh Syna. Krstols
lasky luostvu obetoval mas my zlasky Bohu
name sa obetovat spolubliznJm.
.sMui Pana Boha nadovsetko a blizIeho svoj jho ako
seba san6hc.'' Toto zne ludsvu usac uz skoro dve
1isic rokov Aeste vzdy je TAX mnoho nenavs nelasky
mcdzi l'ud mi ze' miliony ziji biede hlade.
Krest 'anstvo je rozsrene uz skoro po celom svete
Keby vsetc krest'a zli dl'a Kristovej nauky
ol by st astni Lebo nebolo by panov poddanych
iseboo by bohatvch chudobnych.
.JezS, narodiac sa mastali, zij1c chudobe nesta
rajlic sa telesne pohode polrdajnc hostinam, dial
priklad mocnym bohatym, ably sa h adell srovnat $
Tia clu,lobnej jsni Il " zivote svoom kazava rozdat
hohatstvi chudobnym, mac re nemozno dostat' do
al'ovstva bozieho
Laska Pana Boha nema hranic laska eoveka tez
emi hranic ked e opravdov. Laska clovek je iskrou
najblizs Bohu, ten najvemejse pln Jeho prikazy
Laska k bliznemu je protikladom lasky sebeckeJ
Sebecka laska e daboska ia prnsa nest aste na clio
vcka ina n;lody. Laska sebecka znemoznue pint pli
kaz: Mluj blizneho svojho ako seba sameho Kto len
seba mIuje len sebe zic kto sebe ze nemoze zic inc
ml. kto neziti inemu ukrivd uje preto kto kliv
d. ko niluje seba ne1n0ze byt' spravodlivym nezlJe
Bohu mile.
Dnesne ze easy su pracou ludi, ktorf neziii Bohu
mile ST, pracou l'udi ktoli nemiovai blizneho svoho
ako seba saneho Sn pracou lud ktori nemflova Pa
Bola nadoysetko. Su pracou ludi ktor milovai len
seba sanv kor svoje zato majetky miovali este
j mad seba
Pol utujme tychto udf = chudobnych duchom Ne
zavid me in zlao ktorom kochajil. prachu st
prachu prachom budii.
Laska blzn6mu, tato boza iskra coveku zjje
Dude lit Sr sa bude sdrit' kym neobjime cele
l'udstvo tvorstvo. A vtedy budeme vsetci bratmi
scstrami medzi sebou.
Vyvoj l'udstva ide tym smerom Dnesne pomery no
urlchia M1lohi ktorym zlato boo vsetko, dnes vera
mac Mnohi ktorym este zostalo bohatstvo, vida jeho
machernost' pre- zivot Amerke, zemi bohacov siri
sa vlna lasky blzn6n Ia zadnej depresie nestaraa
verejnost tax chudobnych, ako telaz. Nkdy pred
tlm vlada nedavala potraviny sastvo Nkdy predtym
nedeila praea pre- elm vafsi pocet ludj Niky sa tax
nehl 'adeo pomoct' nemocnvm chudobnym. Mocli toho
sveta yida svoju maui pouzit ma ponahanie bez
mocnln tax snazia aspon ciastocne sroynat u
dom.
Lenv cistei kristovej nanke je budlcnost rud-
Len dava zvot radosny, st astny blazeny til
po smt Vseky nauky, maj1ce svoj zaklad len hmo-
te doeasn6 ako ia hnlota. Len Kristova nauka je
vecna.
81 Preto rattujme vessel me pamiatky Kristov-
lo prichodu svet narodena Jezsa ktprv nam osve
iii cestn zvota. Je yskutka cas- radosti!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-23

z VcSelOSll...
v nom sa kazdy
sm1tku zhosti.
Zaspieva 81,
pomodli sa,
Jeziskovi
poklonl sa.
70 Yam prajeme
IA Vianoce:
Radosti, veselosti,
dusevnej spokojnosti
tela bodrosti,
srdca stedrosti
Det 'om pckny stromcek,
na nom maly zvoncek,
orechy zlatene,
jablcka cervene.
X tomu darkoy nieeo,
ably znaly preco
Svaty Vecer name,
81, Stearym no VOlame
Gazdinam plny spaJz,
by maly dobry spas
navarit na Hody
veceru dla mody.
Max na opekance,
muku IA lievance,
klobasy krajovej
desat metrov dlhej.
Daku hus, kuriatko,
mlade prasiatko,
Ma vsetko ma to
musi byt' "hriato'!
Chlapom dobru pedu,
naturu jak medu,
aby miesto smutku
bola radost' vskutku.
Senator Spoj. Statov, Karl c.
Schuyler Colorado vynalozil
$22, 800 na volebnd kampan, ably
boil zvoleny "a senatora ma KRAFT
ky termin, cd Z. dec do f. mar
ca. Ia til dobu dostane len $4,000
platu. A ze vraj nemame lz ide-
alnych politikov!
V nedel'u zacali nasi susedia
clevelandski Slovaci svoju tyz-
dennu radiovu stvrt 'hodinku na
stanici WAY Bolo to o. X,
menovite trio krasne spievalo.
Nepacilo sa nam len zahranie pie
sne "Sadla muska na konarik'.
Znelo to celkom po mad'arsky.
Chicagu mavajn riadny
tyzdenny slovensky rozhlas. I
tam tie mad 'arske noty vyhrava-
Ju, az sa i'm z toho Mad'ari po-
smlevaju. Ako keby SINE my Slo-
vaci nemali tisice ireeitych slo-
venskych napevov
Riaditelia oboch rozhlasov by
mali byt' opatrnejsi Ak nevedia
rozdiel medzi slovenskou ma
d 'arskou hudbou mech 81 pro-
gram daju udobrit' studoyanym
znalcom hubby. Maju takych v
i
Chicagu Clevelande.
Nasa rada: Nedajte Ma Viano-
ce cukriky l'ud ON so slabym Ia
lndkom, ami kvety 'ud'om ma
tchou. Prvym klpte "dobrn me-
dicinu = druhym snupavtho ta-
baku III
w ste poculi tel novel s'kra-
cha To bude polticka strana S
programom, ably mad narodom
technikovia vladli A taxa vlada
bude technokraciou
Svet uz vyproboval autokra-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-23

Nadisie Ease cas- radost, veselosti. Zasvatime
pamiatku nalodenia nasho Spasitel'a.
Kolko svatej krisy dojemnosti je vianocnvch
vatkoch Sruce krest ana plesa, oko zar tvl svieti
Ospevueme prichod Toho, ktoy mas hrechov vykhpil
G,sll dlsu spasil naucM Bohu mile zit'.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-08-08
Raids Staged On
Liquor Dealers

FL Centro's fraternity of asserted
liquor dealers was in mourning to-
day because five of it's members
were awaiting trial by the Ell Cen
tro police court on charges of pos
session of liquor, following three
sweeping raids last night by city
officers.
r. r. Voyles, Ben Cox and Mar
ion Green, patrolmen, formed the
flying squad which confiscated
large quantity of home brew at the
three raided places, arresting five
men.
Waiting trial IN police court are
Domingo Martinez, so, arrested at
252 Brighton avenue, Juan Orona,
"a, and Alfonso Padilla, 80, arrest
ed at 232 Brighton avenue, and
Will Turner, Al, and Everleaner
Douglas, 43, Negroes, arrested at
108 Hamilton avenue.
Since Judge Lee Nuffer is away
and probably will not return until
Wednesday, it is probable dispos-
ition of these liquor cases will be
held up pending his return.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-08-08

flying with usl' peeped little
robin girl as she flew near Uncle
Wiggily's airship.
Isn't it queer birdp said a
boy robin. $50 large and 1t makes
such a funny noisei"
And what are these queer, round
things colored red, green, blue and
yellow?"
They look like apples"
No, they look like oranges" said
another robin.
Those are neither apples nor or
anges," said Uncle Wiggily as he
sailed along on his sky ride in his
airship in the midst of the flying
robin children.
What are they?" asked a boy
bird.
Those are the balloons that hold
me up in the air." said Mr.. Long
ears. IF it were not for those
balloons I'd fall"
You must be a funny bird"
laughed a little robin girl. I'VE
don't need colored balloons to keep
us up in the air. You are a queer
bird"
I'm not a bird at ALL" said
Uncle Wiggily with a laugh. Il am
a rabbit and I'm in my airship look
ing for adventures"
That's funny, too," chirped an
other little robin. And then the
one who had said the balloons
looked like apples chirped and said:
I'm going to taste and see if
those round things aren't good to
eat Maybe this rabbit is fooling
US. I'm going to stick my beak in
one and try it."
mo! No! Please don't do thatl"
begged Uncle Wiggily, who knew
what would happen if his balloons
burst, as they surely would if the
robbins picked them with their
sharp beaks. Don't touch my
balloons!"
Il think they are apples, not
balloonsl" said the robin girl.
And I think they are oranges"
piped up a boy robin. Lets taste
themi" With that the flock of little
robin birds flew at Uncle Wig
gily's airship balloons with their
sharp beaks.
oh! Oil" exclaimed Mr. Long
Imperial Valley press., 1932-08-08
IMPERIAL VALLEY PRESS

boast about it in public prints, where
many of the unthinking read it and can
not help but be influenced by it.
California tries hard to be courteous
to its guests. All of us would wish them
to receive every courtesy possible But
we would not permit guests to come I'M
and rob our banks or burn our schools.
Why should they be permitted to violate
any other law?
The irony of it is that all over the
state today, Woodworking. uninfluential,
and law abiding citizens are paying fines
because they temporarily forgot when
they were out riding yesterday, and
passed boulevard stop, or made 30
miles where it should have been 20, or
perhaps the tail-light was out. But Mr.
Brisbane and his friend are not in the
courts.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-08-08
BEDTIME STORIES
BY HOWARD Z. GARRIs
Copyright. 1928. BY Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate

could ask almost as many ques-
tons as little girl or boy.
Because I am going TO take a
sky ride in my airship," said Uncle
Wiggily, land 1 can't get a flat tire
IN that" This was true enough
For, though some airplanes have
wheels with rubber tires that can
be made flat when they are pune
tured, Uncle Wiggily's airship was
different. It was made from a big
clothes basket with a number OF
toy circus balloons tied on to make
it rise toward the sky, and to make
1t whizz along, the airship had an
electric fan on the back.
Il can't get puncture in my air.
ship for it has no Wheels" said
the rabbit gentleman, "and I'll fool
everybody"
Then you are going for a sky
rlde?" asked Nurse Jane.
Right awayl' Uncle Wiggily
answered, and away he hoped to
the shed where he kept his airship.
In a little while the rabbit gen.
tleman was seated in the clothes
basket, with a lot of soft cushions
under him so in case he fell, if,
perhaps, many OF the balloons
should burst, he would not get
bounced. Loosening the rope that
held his ship to the clothes post
in the yard, Uncle Wiggily began
10 go up toward the sky. Then he
turned on the electric fan and away
he whizzed high above his bunga-
low and the trees of the forest.
Goodbye and good luck!" called
Nurse Jane TO him as she waved
paw and frisked her tail
"I'll be seeing you later an
swered Mr.. Longears leaning over
the side of the basket and twink
ling his pink nose at the house
keeper,
On and on he sailed, wondering
what sort of an adventure he would
have, when, all Of a sudden, he
heard tweet tweeting sound near
him, with a flutter Of wings, and at
Imperial Valley press., 1932-08-08
sDOm't Quote Me-
By United Press

it may be municipality that must
have some way of feeding it's hun
CRY. 1t takes time and the board
sometimes sits far into the night.
When Charles Gates Dawes was
president OF the R. F. G. he was
recognized as the big chief. He was
succeeded by 1.-THE, athletic Charles
A. Miller, Utica, N. Y, banker.
Pomerene is chairman Of the board.
Sometimes when Miller is asked
about r. F. c. policies he says,
you'll have to wait about that un-
til see the boss"
Imperial Valley press., 1932-08-08

WASHINGTON, Aug. g.. U.P)-W.
Atlee Pomerene is riding the saddle
of the Reconstruction Finance Cor
poration and the old shop is hum
ming.
Its activities have been widely
extended as a result of the Wagner
Garner relief BILL Its quarters,
once confined to the two top floors
| of the old department of commerce
building, now threaten to take up
the entire II floors.
One large room on the street
floor is given over to applicants for
employment. Solid looking gentle
men, mild-eyed clerks, smartly
dressed women, sit about the room
waiting to be interviewed. Many
call but few are chosen.
Applications for work since the R.
r. C. opened shop are estimated at
10000. Those hired number fewer
than thousand.
Pomerene, former senator and a
well-known lawyer, sits behind a
mahogany desk in a spacious room
on the eighth floor.
With his high linen collar, stiff
starched shirt and shoestring tie,
he is picture Of the old time sem
ator celebrated in caricature. POM
creme was one CT the last persons
to drive an old-style electric auto
mobile.
The r. F. c. board meets twice
day. Applications are many, and
each receives close scrutiny. 1t may
be bank direly in need of funds
to save it from closing its doors, or
Imperial Valley press., 1932-08-08
Editorial Page
and
Features
Mr.. BRISBANE RIDES

FOLLOWING bad example is one of the
1 chief causes of crime-not only of our
present so-called crime-wave, but of
crime in general, down through the ages
1t is highly important, if any progress
is to be made against crime, not only to
discourage the weak from following bad
example, but to discourage those looked
upon as leaders from giving bad exam
pie.
Few things are more powerful than
the written word and those who write
can be of great influence, either for good
or for evil. The ethics of writing, par
tlcularly those who write for newspa-
pers, demand that writer's be force for
good and not for evil. Not that they
must not write of evil for that is often
essential, but that they should write so
as TO encourage the forces of good and
discourage the forces of evil.
A man who numbers his readers by
millions each day, should be particular
ly careful in what he writes. His fol-
lowing is so large that when he sets a
bad example there is the possibility that
it will have bearing on the conduct of
hundreds of thousands of persons.
Which brings US directly to Mr.. Arthur
Brisbane and his well-known column.
Here is man who has great power in
moulding the thoughts of millions of
persons daily. When he openly boasts
of tearing along California highways at
70 miles an hour, the thought most ma
turally arises in the minds of many of
his readers, "If Brisbane can do 20 miles
an hour, | can. My car is as good as
his. I'm as good a driver as he is, or
his friend Mr. William Packer, who acted
as his chauffeur
And we have the possibility of an in
crease in the number of 70-miles-an hour
drivers in California at time when the
newspapers of the state the traffic po-
lice and others are working hard to get
automobile drivers to observe the speed
limit.
When Mr.. Packer puts on his gloves,
he very considerably slows down to so
miles an hour, but then goes back to 70.
Reading it we are not very much con-
cerned what that 20 miles an hour car
may do to either Mr.. Packer or Mr.
Brisbane. But supposing there is some
poor fellow unfortunate enough to come
out from side road just at the wrong
time, not knowing that Mr.. Brisbane
and his companion have usurped the
highway for the time being. Mr.. Pack
er's car is good one, but the best car is
subject to mechanical defects. What if
one should occur while they are passing
some rancher and his family who pay
for the California roads, but who, of
course, should not be using them at this
particular time
The possibilities for tragedy from Mr.
Packers car are just as great as they
are from any other car ever manufac-
tured.
And even if they were not, the Califor-
MIA law says 45 miles on highway. That
is fast enough for anyone to drive. Put
on five miles more just to be good
fellow and few will object, so long as
it is on an open highway. But 20 miles
-25 miles above the legal limit any
where's bad
There is where Mr. Brisbane and his
friend, Mr.. Packer, are guilty Of setting
a bad example. Bad enough to do it and
get away with it-but it is even worse to
Imperial Valley press., 1932-08-08

him flew a lot of little robin bird
boys and girls. They had just
learned TO fly and were having
much fun as they fitted through
the air.
"Oh, look, what a funny bird is
Imperial Valley press., 1932-08-08
PRESIDENTS SON ENGAGED

PARIS. U.R~-Announcement has
just been made of the engagement
of M Jean Lebrun, son of the
President of the French Republic
and Mrs. Albert Lebrun, to Mile.
Bornadetto Marin, daughter of M.
Charles Marin, ancient officer, and
granddaughter of the former di-
rector general of the Compagnie
des Chemins de fer de POuest. The
exact date of the wedding has not
been set
Imperial Valley press., 1932-08-08
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
August 8, 1877

In survey taken relating care
full driving with getting the most
mileage from a gallon of gasoline
it was determined that women driv-
ers are more careful than men,
their average mileage to the gallon
being 29.08 miles.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-08-08

ears. Something worse than a
flat tire is going to happen" And
what it was you shall hear tomor-
row night when the story will be
about Uncle Wiggily falling down.
And please ask the goldfish to III
vite the canary bird to come in
swimming as it is such a hot day.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-08-08

steps which Miss Fuzzy Wuzzy had
Just brushed With the end of her
tail The other day ] went out
IN my auto and had flat tire.
All my friends made fun Of me.
But today / viii not get any flat
tires. so they can't laugh and Ill
foul them
Why won't you get a flat tire
today" spoke Nurse Jane, who
Imperial Valley press., 1932-08-08
Looking Backyard
Fhat the Press Files Tell OF
Imperial Valley for This Date
In Past Years
TWENTY YEARS AGO
Aupusf q 1919

Invitations have been sent to all
the physicians in the valley to at
tend a conference on the steps to
be considered in preventing the in
PRODUCTION of infantile paralysis
here as people return from the
coast where there is an epidemic.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-08-08

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