davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-22
NEVAHAJTE, NEODKLADAJ
TIE!
zprayoda.i

Bratia. Move pomery, ako
sa vytvorily tempom vlvoja, w
zadujil stale viac a Wac spojenie
sll. Kto chce existovat', musi
hPadat' zachranu. Je prirodzene.
ze i my slovenski obchodnici mu-
SINE sa spojit a byt' V tom mai
uzsom styku. Preto sa nam treba
elm skor sdruzit zacat spolot-
ne pracovat'. Vahat', odkladat'
ie skoda. Gas uteka a S MIN j ma
sa existencia. Spojenim energie
vsetkych jeden silny Svaz vzni-
kne oporhy pilier jednak pre-
jednotliyca a jednak pre- celok.
Opakujem, neyahajte, neod-
kladajte, ale hned sa do Svazu
Slovenskych Obchodnfkov prihla-
ste ia nasledoyne adresy: Peter
Baran, predseda, 200 Lehigh Av.
Newark, N. J. alebo: /. Nekora-
nee, tajomnik, 2s6 University
Ave-, Morgantown, w. Va.
"A este toto. Ukazme dokaz-
me slovenskej verejnosti, ze my
~ I.
slovensll obchodnici heslo ~
spojeni je sila!D nielen hlasame,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-22
v 1907 PRISLO NAJvIAC
PRISTAHOVALCOV

Podl'a zpravy imigracnej ura-
doyne departmental prace, v roku
1907 prislo najviac prist'ahoval-
GOV do spoj. Statov, a to 1885,
349. Druhym vel'kym rokom pri-
st 'ahovalcov boil rok 1914, ked'
prislo sem 1,218,480 prist 'ahoval-
GOV. Ytedy utekali ludia sem
pred yojnou. v terajsom iirad-
nom roku, konciacom sa v jnni,
poset prist 'ahovalcov -Nebude pre-
yysoyat' 10000.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-22

ale al uskutocnujeme. S1casne
yam sdelujem, ze schodza Svii-
zu Slovenskych Obchodnikov bn-
de sa odbyvat' v case a meste llr-
cenom pre- Kongres Slovenskej.
Lfgy.
Nm sd pripravme a ukazme
nasu silu!
Peter Baran, predseda.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-22
pALKOVItOVA KAMPAN
JE v PLNOM PRUDE
Vel'ke sch6dze boly v Struthers,
ma Steelton a v meste. Ma 20. a.
prila bude ma Lansingville.

Palkoyicova volebna kampan
pokratuje iispesne. Dina Is. apriia
bola schodza v Strutlrprs, ma kto.
ri priSlo mnoho volicov, elm mas.
Strutherscania dokazali, re sn
sto percent "a Palkovica A kdt
ze by ME, ked' name tam jednu
pracovnicku, ktori robi noe :;
den Ia neho a tou je PAM Sko-
kanova. keby sme mali takycl
Skokaniek asi tucet ia Mahonine
doline. TAX brat Palkovie by Sd
nemusel obavat', ze nominaciu
nedostane.
V nedel u, II. aprila bola vo-
iebna schodza na Steeltone v au-
ditorirlme osady Mena Jezis a
miestnost' bola preplnena do po-
siedneho miesta. Jako som pisai
minuIeho tyzdila, nasi Steelton-
cania sa nedajn zahanbit' tax
"a al stale. Tam name tiez do
brych pracovnilov "a Palkoyica
jake je p. Dolak a ini, ktori pra-
cujl celou silou "a neho.
Y utorok, 19. aprila bola scho-
dza Y Skole osady Sv. Cyrilla Il
Methoda. Tato bola tiez hojne ma
vstiyena, ale ME tax, ako SINE o.
cakavali,. lebo skolska sien nebo.
la preplnena. 4 preGo? Preto, ze
Slotaci tuna meste este vse
>pia. Uz je IA ease, drahi bratia
sestry. ably sme sa 70 spanku
prebudili. TieZ muslin spome-
nut. re ami jedna sloyenska aena
nebola na tejto schodzi prltom-
ma, hoe al majn zensky politicky
klub zalozeny. Naco ze ste ten
klub ct. sestry zalozily Zaiste ma
to, ably ste sa politikou zaobe-
rally a svoje obcianske povinnosti
konaly. Inc Amerikanky chodia
na politicke scllodze; ami nase
zeny by sa nemaly stranit'.
Ma 90. aprila, Cd piatku ma tlz
den bude valna schodza pol s.
vecer punktom Sokolovni IA
Lansingville. Teda povolavame
vSetkych ,,SIovaIiov n Mahoning
okre>u ia Gu, ably prisli V maj
vacsom pocte. Budcme tam mat
mnohTch recnikov. .-
Teraz by som chceI paru SLOW
prehoyor.t ku naSim SIovenskVm
farmarom, ktori byvajlt V Maho.
ming okrese. Cteni bratia Se-
stry, pravdepodobne j Wy znate
re, name naseho SloyAka, A. M
Palkovica, ktorT sd uchadza O
i1rad okresneho komisara. pre-.
to apelujeme ia vas, co vybor je
no Rampant, ably ste nam podali
vase pravice kooperovali ma
mi ako najlepsie m6zete, zaby
sine dostali republikansku nomi-
naciu pre- nasho brata Slovaka
A. NJ. Palkoyica. Ked' koIo va:
byvaju Incl narodnosti, poviete
i'm jeho kvalifikacie, re je na ten
nrad schopny a poctiyy clovek
TAX i inc narodnosti sa ku nam
pridajn a ked dostane nomina
ciu ma 10. maja, tax vsetci bude-
me na to hrdi.
Andrej TarapGak,
zprayodaj
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-22
RozHI.As YsN.

51'iCvaJ AC %, SPiCNdJ,
spcvave stvorenic,
we'd je spev najmilsie,
ved' je spev najmilsie
tvoje potesenie.
Father Novak je opravdoyy
Slovak - spevom> oslavi svoje
jubileum. Ma mnogaja a blagaja
ljeta!
Jaro uz prislo, slnko sa sl1eri,
ze uz al sysel' yyliezol diery
Ell, dobre tomu slnku, ked' ne
vie, co je depresia!
Rozsypal - sa rozsypal.
Ked 'ze byvaly guverner Podk.
Rusi, Rozsypal, ma take osudne
memo. NAL 81 dat : lepsf pozor pri
rozsypavani svojho dobrode-
MAJ.
Cesko-Slovenska Republika ma
vel'mi priliehave memo. Ma kaz-
dej mape prikryje celd republi
ku Cd zapadu ma vychod.
Ked sa mad Steeltonom zady-
milo, hned' bolo Steeltoncanom
milo.
Stalinov organ "Pravda pre-
zyva japonskych generalov sia.
lenymi militaristami''. Ked re to
pise sPravda", musi to byt' pra-
vda, ale sovietska vlada by 81 ne
dovolila to tvrdit', keby ju = he
svrbela dian.
Nasa predpoved', re V Man
dztirii bude vel ky "eap-suJ',
moze sa este vyplnit'.
Mic je ME TAX zabavneho V ma
som slovensko-americkom zivo-
te, ako ked' mravna kalilla kaze
- moralku.
Daktorym dopisovatel 'om sa
nepaci, re i'm dopisy nepolozlme
ma prv1 stranu. Preto odteraz
kazda strana V tychto novinach
bude prva.
Demokrati sa vadia. Roosevelt
sa vyslovil, re treba pomahat'
malemu cloveku, nielen vel KEN,
AL Smith to naval demago
giou.
Kde sa dvaja vadia, tretf S;
smeje.
V psich easoch je psu much;
dobra. Preto ked' daktora fabri
ka dostane malu objednavku, 70
bi sa taky ramus tom.
Americko-slovenske ovzdusie j
take, re sa cloveku od neho a.
nos kr1ti.
| Ale take je ovzdusie celeh'
| sveta. Ably hrom do toho!
- -
BudGce primarily nam povedi'
pravdu - kol'ko je slovenskycl
hlasov Mahoning okrese.
Len tie bud1 slovenske hlasy
ktore ma Sloyakov oddame.
| Chcete 81 k1pit' move auto2 Tai
sa ponahl 'ajte, kym nebude tre
ba platit' 10-percentovy prfpla
tok Wade ma vyrovnanie jej roz
poctu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-22
NAsE VECI.

Nedel najsi radio kolcert sovenskeho spevokou q
Campbell ako nam, zaste mnohlm inlm S.ovakom
Campbell vnlikul mvsienku: ''Pleco by nenohli
mat nieco takeho kazdv tyzden?'
Brata Horvati NAVAL radio ko1lcert tuna kazl1 ne
deu par nbesacov. Teraz zaGal kon:cltovat julio
savansky tamburlssky sbor. boo ich radost' poCi-
vat Ich h,dba, ich spevy TAX ponasaji nasu hud
bu nase spevy, re masme mimi ctt' blizki. la
ste on sa budu tax cltit, ked' mas pocujn
TyzdeIml slovensk! program na 1adiu je snad noz-
ked' je take spevokolon, mech uvori jeden
sovensky kvarte kvinet alebo seSte naepsich spe-
vakov casu cas-, pre- pestrost mohol by hyt lu
dobny koncert, aebo vzdy mesany.
Maine tl ,vvbo1llch spevakov a ss,evackv name
vvbornych hudobnikov. Len 81 dodat' chuti!
Primarily s1 uz predo dvenni. kandidacii name
Slovakov Slavianov ntch pris 'ahovacov, pot azne
ich synov. IS
Dostaneme icll do iiradov?
Ma til otazku dao by odpovedat' kladne, keby sa
boa udrzaa ia fronta vocska kor1 vybudoval pravo-
tar Jozef Friedman. Me ncu1obilo ej udlzani S
nasej strany to 'ko obeti prace staa!
Ale ia fronta da este ozivt' Treba nayiazat' ;
styky voicstvom slaviall> >ym talianskyn nym;
stavit' slate hasoyat' za TAX bude stcjse Wit az
stvo, ako ked budeme spolehat len cisto slove-
ske hasy. spojeni je sila!
Walrenski Slovac potrafili Ma dobrt cest, tonlto
ohl'ade.
Okresny Sbor Sloyenskej Llgy uz zacal predpi:ce
ku MI. Slovelsk6mu Dnu Tato vyrocna savnost'
honingskvch shenangosky ych Sovakov bude too roku
sredu 20 julia Idora parku. Program bude bo-
hatv krdsny daka slovenska Specialize bude
slavnos preukazana. Zdar slavnost zavs od zaujlnu
nase nost cd ochoty pracovnikov pracovnlteK
Ked'ze minych jedenastch sivnostiach preukazana
bola vzdy ochota, zaiste bude teraz. u.
Niekedy ked' sa dostane casu, prezreme letkom
d.,icI l-yrcl,
zpravam re ten aebo my sovensky intelligent oze
nil - neSlovenkou. Taxa zprava mas vzdv zarf1ti, le
DO taky intelligent je obycane uz ztratey pre- svojet
Si vynimky pravda, ale vynky hoyori sa potvrdzuiu
pravidlo
Pove re nenlozno rozkazat' sr,lcu. 70 ME. Ale
no mozno upravit'. Dajme nasej madez moznost' po-
znavat zabavat' spolocne Posieajme ju slo-
venske zabavy, slovenske divada. Ked' sa bolate
slovenske devca vyda "a neSovaka alebo bohaty Slo
yak 81 ne-Sovenku, tym ukrivdi svojet. Akoze
budeme dvha' hmotne spolocensky, ked kazdy TO
dvihnuty nam ueti my zostavame do, kde boil 7!
Rodicia uvazte 81 tieto slova, ty mladez nasa.
jarni dobu sa kazdej donlacnosti csti, oprav,l-
e, obnovuje. Mnon potrebujn tolnu ponoc renlesel
nikov robotnikoy. Mech 81 kazdy Sovak dlzi po-
vinnost dat zarobt' sovakovi Slovenke Kto neve q
soyenskom pumberoyi maliarovi stolarovi papierova
.oyi vakovaeoyi, tonu vd acne posluzime adresou.
Ma blizkom okol name najmenej sto slovenskych
farmarov. Mnohi Mich neobrabaji ysetku podu lebo
nestacia. CT by nedalo zariad aby tito neoblbani
zem dali obrobit' nezamestnanym Slovakom? Aker-dva
ze1nakoy kapusty ponloze nnoho nezamestnanej so-
ye1lskej rodine
SIN na 0koll knrvch 1lIIxf0 llnhTy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-22
ZAUJ1MAvE OTAZKY A
ODPOVEDE.
F. Il. / s.
Kvotove restrikcie a rodicia ame-
rickych obcanov.


Otazka: Oznamte mi laskave,
ei sa zaklada ma pravde tvrdenie,
ze rodieia americky ych obcanov su
teraz pripust ami do Spojenych
>Statov mimo kvoty.
Odpoved': Odvolavate sa akiste
IA predlohu zakona, ktora ma
byt' prejednayana v terajsom "a
.sadnuti kongresu a ktorej sa
navrhuje, ably Status mimo kvo-
ty boil udelovany rodicom ameri-
ckych obcanov starsim 60 rokov.
obcianstvo vydatych zien.
Otazka: Stal som sa americ-
kIm obcanom +. 1921. Moja man
zelka lila >vtedy Ma Slovensku, a.
lie zije teraz so mnou v Spoje:.
nych Statoeh. Gi je ona tiez a.
merickou obciankou, alebo ci
musi 81 sama zaziadat' 0 obcian-
styo9
Odpoved Zena, ktora sa Wy
dala Ia americkeho obcana pred
%. septembrom 1922, alebo ktc-
reJ manzel Dol naturalizovanl
pred tymto dnom, nadobudla A.
merickeho obcianstva sdcasne SO
svojim manzelpm. Vasa manzel-
ka stala sd tedy americkeu OH
ciankou toho isttho dina. kedv. ste
sa az Wy stall americkym obca-
nom, nehl 'adiae la to, ze V dobc
vase naturalizacie lila Cesko-
Slovensku.
Cd %. septembra 1922 nezav.:-
81 obcianstvo vydatej zeny viaccj
cd obcianstva jej manzela. .
Podal svou ziadost' nespravnou
cestou''.
Otazka: Pred troma rokmi
ked som este I'll V State Rhode
Island, postal som lsvoi ''prvy pa
pier a ziadost' 0 americke OBJ.
cianstvo statnemu sndu. Toho j.
steho dna postal som do Wash
ingtonu postovn poukazku na s.
a dive podobizne. Nedostal son
ziadnej odpovede. Nateraz by
YAM New Yorku a rad by son
sa tuna uchadhat' o obtianstvo
Ci mi bude treba podat' now
ziadost'?
Odpoved': Nazdavame sd, Z,
ste zabudli uviest' syoju zpiatoc
MI adresu, inaksie by YAM Stat
ny sud akiste potvrdil priien
vasej predbeznej ziadosti Wy
zval vas, ably ste doposlali DIV
podobizne a postov1 poukazku
ktore ste omylom postal d.
Washingtonu, manifesto ably st,
ich prilozili k ostatnym dokumel
tom, zaslanym sndu. Vo vason
prfpade bude najlepsie, ak po
ziadate listovne klerka statneht
Hndu V Rhode Island 0 yrateni,
ziadosti. To je d0lezite uz preto
re potrebujete svoi 'sprvy pa
pier k podaniu ziadosti v okre
Sc, ktorom nateraz byvate.
Obcianstvo podmienkou pre-
ziskanie starobnej penzie.
Otazka: Chcel by som pom6ct
Jednemu rodakovi, ktoremu j,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-22
Oncianstvo podmienkou pre-
ziskanie starobnej penzie.

otazka: Chcel by som pom6ct
Jednemu rodakovi, ktorelnu ie
vyse sest 'desiat rokov a ktory
ME Je silci pracovat'. Otazny ,ro-
dak nie ,,ie americkym obcanom,
ale zlJe V State New Yorku yyse
dyadsat' rokoy. Ci by bolo mozne
zadoYazit' mu starebn1 podpo-
rn?
Odpoyed': Podl'a zakona, kto-
ry Je teraz V platnosti v State
New Yorku, nemajn neobcania
naroku na starobnu podporu. "A
Krone toho musi ziadateP byt'
najmenej misunderstanding. 70
vsetkych sedemnastich statov,
ktore zaviedly starebn6 podpory.
ledny Stat Delaware nerobf ziad
nych rozdielov medzi obcanmi a.
neobcanmi pri poskytovani sta
robnych podpor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-22

jarnu dobu sa kazde donlacnosti cisti, oprav,l-
je, obnovuje. Mnoh potrebujl tolnu pomoc remesel
nikov robotnikoy. Mech 81 kazdy Sovak drzi po-
vinnost dat zarobit Slovakovi Slovenke Kto nevie
sloyenskom plunberoy maliarovi, stolarov paperova
.ov vakovacoyi tomu yd acne poslnzime adresou
The Washington times., 1932-12-14
milk PRICE, QUIZ
: Up To CAPPER

Convinced that milk prices here
are much higher than in other
cities, the Takoma Park Citizens
Association last night adopted a
resolution asking Senator Capper,
chairman of the Senate District
Committee, to investigate the mat
ter. A committee also was drafted
to investigate the milk scale here
The association passed a reSolu-
tion requesting Congress to appro-
pirate $4,000 to begin work on a
Viaduct over the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad tracks on New
Hampshire Avenue extended.
The Washington times., 1932-12-14
JUDD PROMISES
DISCLOSURE To
CLEAR WIFE

PHOENIX, Ariz., Dec. IA
UN.S1.-with the avowed pur.
pose Of telling ALL" DR.. William
G. Judd, husband of Winnie Ruth
Judd, was to arrive here today to
launch a new fight to save the
convicted trunk slayer from the
gallows.
Mrs. Judd, denied a new trial by
the State Supreme Court, is under
sentence to die on the State
prison gallows February II. DR..
Judd declared en- route here:
81 will tell the truth and all
the truth about this case, and
when I do, there will be an
other person in a prison cell and
Ruth Judd will stand exOner-
@ted Of this horrible crime Of
which she has been accused
and convicted"
DR.. Judd said he would call
upon Sheriff j. r. McFadden, Of
Maricopa county, in which Phoenix
is located and in which Mrs.
Judd was tried and convicted.
She Has Story to Tell
Counsel for Mrs. Judd has ad-
mitted she has "a story to tell"
but declared she would make no
disclosures while her case was
still before the Supreme Court.
Inasmuch as they expect to file
an application within Is days for
a rehearing Of the appeal for a
new trial, it was not known
whether they would impose con-
tinued silence upon their client.
The Washington times., 1932-12-14
HUNGER STALKS
j. s. CHILDREN

The Children's Bureau is the
only Federal agency compiling
reports on unemployment relief,
Miss Grace Abbott, chief of the
bureau, announced in her annual
report.
: The bureau, Miss Abbott de-
ciared. has found that under
nourishment among children is
now widespread ara warned that
neglect of their health and gen.
eral welfare will be permanently
costly to the future of the coun-
try" She said:
"Child welfare workers every
where look to the coming year
with much anxiety"
The Washington times., 1932-12-14
800 in State Prison
I'LL With Influenza

Nearly 300 prisoners at the
Maryland House of Correction at
JeSSups were suffering from in.
f1uenza. according to announce
ment by r. H. Riley, of the
State health department. late
yesterday.
Approximately 80 of the
stricken convicts were reported
IN serious condition, while the
remainder were said to suffer
minor effects of the epidemic.
There are nearly 1.400 inmates
at the institution,
The Washington times., 1932-12-14
Lions Club to GiUe
TOuS to ORPHANS

The newly formed Anacostia
Lions Club will present the Ger
man Orphan Asylum, on Good
Hope Road S. E, tomorrow after.
noon at 8 o'clock with a number
of mechanical toys to be given
to the children at Christmas.
George Maier, one of the club Of
ficials, will take charge of the
donation.
The toys were acquired at a
ladies night on November 80,
when everyone attending the af,
fair was asked to bring a toy.
Raymond Pyles is president of the
organization.
The Washington times., 1932-12-14
Bethesda Police War
On Door Bell Ringers

Montgomery county police are
conducting a campaign against
canvaSserS who are plying their
trade without obtaining licenses.
Many complaints have reached
the Bethesda subStation and Pc.
nceman James S. McAuliffe yes
terday picked up two men for in
'Vestigation.
The Washington times., 1932-12-14
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses were issued
at Rockville to Melvin T. Salter,
IS, and Georgia M. Rogers, 10,
both of Washington, and Walter
r. Gordon, a, of New York, and
Mildred F. Barnum, Al, of Ken
sington, Nd.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1932-03-04
Summer Law School

The faculty Of the Law School
for the coming summer session
will include Professors James
NJ. Lands of the Harvard Law
School, Henry Rottschaefer Of
the University Of Minnesota Law
School, Bryant Smith Of the
University Of Texas Law School,
Dean Julian s. Waterman of
the University of ArkansasLaw
School, and four members Of
the regular law faculty: Profess
sors NJ. S. Breckenridge, F. B.
Mccall. Albert Coates, and R.
II. Wettach. The session will
open for the first term on June
13 and close July %; for the sec
ond term on July Fl and close
August p.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1932-03-04
alking TO coach Shepherd.

talking to coach Shepherd. |
think the subject is basketball.
Coach Shepherd is parting for
Atlanta for the Southern con-
ference tournament His chances
as he is saying. are not so bright.
Red Foister and Nat Silver Of
Stetson D are busy taking in
suits 10 be pressed. Coach Col
Inns and his Boston bull. Punch.
are in front Of the Carolina
Coffee Shop.
Zeb Council and Bruce Stroud
are stroIling up from the post
office talking the new Ford.
Zeb makes the gestures for both
P l. Burch.~-afftE John Bennett
are At the Consolidated Service
surveying the water condition
that the city is confronting
The driver Of a car who per
maps thought his difficulty end
ed with The traffic light XII the
corner If Columbia and Frank
lin streets. steps on it. So does
officer Rackley. whose motor
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1932-03-04
Milk Campaign
Begins March 49, Colonel Pratt
Heads Local Committee

The State Board Of Health
has requested the central vel
fare committee of Chapel Hill,
of which Col, Joseph Hyde Pratt
is chairman, to serve as the COM
munity committee for the Milk
for Health campaign, a state
wide project. The week begin
ming Sunday, March 13, has been
set aside for concentrated cam
palgn.
DR.. S. A. Nathan, county
health officer, has given the fol-
lowing data concerning the 10
Cal milk supply:
Chapel Hill has a population
of 2,7O0, which augmented by
about 2,400 university students,
consumes about 600 gallons Of
milk each day. Dairy products,
exclusive of straight milk"
serve TO raise this figure con-
siderably. More than 300 cows
contribute this amount, daily.
Federal rating of Chapel Hill
milk is 94.5 per cent; the figure
supplied by frequent inspection
and analysis made in collabora-
ton by federal and state inspec-
tors.
In eleven years of milk control
in Chapel Hill, not single case
of disease has been traced to To-
cal milk supply. Only Grade A
milk is sold here.
Public schools will cooperate
in the milk-for- health campaign
and prizes will be awarded for
the best compositions and post
ers. Supt. r. H. Claytor
is chairman.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1932-03-04
Main Street 1:3O

| know that il is one-thirty
and ! would be willing 70 bet a
nickel on it. How do | know?
Well Just take glance at the
Carolina theater. Students are
gathering there in a hurry. The
peanuts at Jeff's place are being
roasted and sold, while the boys
are rushing, pushing to get tick
cts for the show.
Manager Smiths smile indi-
Gates that it is not a bad start
for the afternoon. Officers
Blake, Wright, and Hearne are
chatting together a few doors
down. ! don't blame them either
for | would wait until the rush
is over before | tried to enter.
Moody Durham in front of the
Carolina barber shop is Jingling
a few coins in his pocket and
passing out little general ad-
vice in that deep voice in which
he swears 'em "to tell the truth
the whole and nothing but.
Jack Andrews outside his
store looks up and down the
street speaking and bowing to
passers-by. Marvin Utley and
NJ. F. Hogan are busy inside of
the bank. But in Eubanks'
drug store DR.. Clark and Joe
Sparrow, are listening to Coach
Chuck Quinlan.
President Billy Noble is stand
ing at attention in front of his
bank. He may be thinking
about what the informant is say
ing. AL Pickard in the oldest
University car is just halfway
in smoking his all-day pipe.
Pritchard and Lloyd behind the
fountain are distributing drinks
to the students who are in hur-
ry to go to the show. Mcdonald
and Randolph are surrounding a
small tree in front of their store
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1932-03-04

teat Of Raleigh, inaugurated a
boycott Of his own. and the
members of the mems Bible
class in his church signed An
agreement not to buy japanese
goods. But the Nation, the lead
ing organ Of pacihsm. declares
that the growing demand for
boycott Is perhaps the most
dangerous factor among those
that might quickly compel the
United States into a position
where war would he unavoid-
able"
The college professors, anna
teur diplomats. and munitions
makers who are advocating an
economic boycott. says the Ma
tioa do not speak for the ma,
jorlty of ~ pr6pIe The boy
cot is hostile weapon: t
constitutes The use # force
against d presumably friend.
Power such az application Of
force would be q measure Of
war. To be Effective / would have
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1932-03-04
War among the Pacifists

There appears to be a serious
disagreement among the paci-
fists of America as to whether
this country should institute an
economic boycott against ia
pan. One group insists that 4
boycott is in the interest of in
ternational peace; another in
sists that it is the surest way to
bring on a war.
Recently our own North Caro-
lima pacifist. Rev. E. McNeill Po-
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1932-03-04
4 State symphony

News tfat 4 prDQp Ot music
lovers tnrouqhoat North Caro-
Ina. inspired rs mare than a
years Dat.e~, effort on the part
q Lamar >tr.rgfe,d fast
hr.ngirg the .dea VI 4 state
Svr1ptorg Orchestra nto tan-
g.6lu fornl. cause. decided feel
ing tnae de- I. depression hard
Shedding ans Old Mar BagaD90
North Joking 4p'
progre far Nnme3
sp IN tte - ant founding of {.
Norm Carolina Symptoms
c.e't an 9rganIzatlon Wtich
.rrark- ~ HnIted step toward
the ultimate goal Il members
have ated lney investigation
Of the field with d substantial
dash II courage
Courage counts for little when
things are running smoothly.
However, audacity 10 forge
ahead In cultural fields when
business is slack and the odd
seem well stacked against anv
new enterprise well, that
genuine fortitude; the Kind
which merits enthusiastic sup
port.
The Symphony Society's de
termination 10 overcome scepti-
cism, letharyy and the ubiQuit-
Gus wailjnY about hard times in
dicates that there are still some
persons left who refuse to suffer
heart-quakes because there is
still a stiff grade ahead.
Echoes Of public opinion, here
and there about the state. sub
stantiate the theme that a gen
eral public is eager and waiting
for such a movement. From the
financial viewpoint, let it be add
cd that persons wise in the ways
and means of handling cold cash
have viewed the prospectus with
clear-headed approach. Ther
are no more anxious to see the
state "go. broke" than you and
|. Furthermore, they are sin
cerelv interested in any public
venture which in the long run
will aid North Cardinals econ
omic welfare.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1932-03-04

the place on which We now live and
containing IS acres more or less.
And being described in the second
mortgage in the following words:
Adjoining the land of Clark on
North on the East by Ed Woods on
South by Jameson road and on the
West by Harrison Crabtree it being
the place on which we now live and