davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-20
STRYZNIL VLASTNEHO SY-
MA MA SMRT. ~.

Asi pred siedmimi rokmi vo-
janeil Prahe Simon Geles Z
Naian pri V. Kapusanoch. Tam
NAL milostny pomer, Ma ktorF 20
stala pamiatka = chlapec. Ten
Dol dany do detskeho domova V
Prahe. Pc piatich rokoch wal 81
Geles, kto1N sa vo Vajanoch oze-
nil a bol zelezniciarom, chlapca k
sebe, ale peeoval u neho tax, re
obcania no oznamili cetnikom.
Geles ,chlapca bill, zine no Wy.
hnal polonaheho Won, az bol po-
lozmrznuty, jest mu nedaval, TAX
ze ked' sud zakrocil, Dol chlapec
V takom ubohom stave, re musel
byt dany do nemocnice V Uzho-
rode, kde ale nasledkom tyrania
zomrel. Geles boil zatknuty. O.
byvatel 'stvo je prot nemu vel'mi
poblrene.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-20
SKANDAL v SLOW. LUPCI.

Minuleho mesiaca ia postovom
trade Slovenskej Lupci vybu-
sill Skandal, ktoreho osou Dol ta-
mojsi postovy revident Jozef
Psota. Zistilo Sd totiz, ze pan po-
stovy revident, ktory prisiel na
Slovensko zpoza Moray poma-
hat bratom Slovakom. zahl' 'adel
sa do uradnej pokladnice a "vy-
pozicaF' 81 nej vatsiu sumu Pc
iIazi. Prirodzene, peniaze nevra-
til neoGakavana revizia zistila
V uradnej pokladnici deficit so
tisic koriin. Sprenevery pachal
tax, ze na postove slozenky vpla-
tene sunny 81 ponechaval upo-
treboval ich ma rozlicne obchod-
ne machinacie. Nal osobne auto,
vlastnehC Sofera, no a --- Dol vel
kym kortesom a silnou oporou
mar. socialistov. Hadam ami me-
treba spominat', ze jc byvalfm
krajeirskym pomocnlkom. Ma
Slovensku vsak sudelal hezkoH
kari1ru'' hoci ho iradu stls-.
pendovali, dosial' 81 chodi po
slobode na vacsiu eest' slavu
svojich nar.-soc. protektorov a
ia vecn1 hanbu praydy a spra-
vedlivosti, ktora takymto sposo-
bonn sa silstavne znevazuje.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-20
HL'ADAL PRAvDU.

u bratislavskej kliniky pre- cho
romysePnych usiel Villain Do
hnal, ktory Dol tam pozorovany.
Dohnal NAL sa totn previnit'
protl paragraph zakona na ochra-
nu republiky. Svojho casu NADIA
val v krcme ma zidov a politizo-
val Q republike sposobom, re no
detektiv wal ma policiu. Pred SUI
dom zacal dokazovat', ze je kri-
stom re usiel . Getsemanskej
zahrady hl'ada pravdu. Posla-
ii no do blazinca, odkiap teraz
usiel d'alej hl'adat' pravdu. Chu-
dak, tel nenajde.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-20
POMNIK J. D. LICHARDOVI.

u prilezitosti oslay 100. naro-
denim tohoto nasho narodohospo-
dara, odhaleny mu bude pomnilS
v Skalici. Vybor pre- postavenie
.pomnfka, ktoreho predsedom je
starosta prof. K. Mares, vypisal
Dol sdbeh, ma ktorv prislo 8 na-
vrhov. Porota prisiidila prvl cc-
nu AL. Bocankovi . Prahy, dru-
hi Koniarkovi T'rnavy tretiu
Motoskovi Bratislavy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-20
BIsKUP NECHCE sLAVo-
BRANY.

Y poslednom pastierskom liste
zakazaI spissky biskup Vojtassak
slaynostne brany, banderia, ho-
stiny akekol'vek schodzky po-
Sas biskupskej vizitacie. Dpa BIZ
skupovho zelania ami snsedny
farar nema prichadzat' k siise-
dovi, keH je unho birmovka. Bir-
movky majn sa konat' neokaza-
le jednoducho. Biskup Vojtas-
SAX silstredil svoju pozornost' na
skolske pole, yybudoval y Levo-
q 1stav pre- ucitel'ky domacich
liauk, a Y Spisskej Kapitule novy
acitelsky nstav nakladom asi 6
milionov Kcs.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-20
NAsE NAJvACsIE MESTA.

Statisticky urad prave teraz u
verejnil poradie nasich miest co
do vePkosti podl'a posledneho
sc1tania Pudu. Ma prvom mieste
je ,Praha S4S,0S1 obyvatePmi,
potion nasleduju: Brno S 263, ,e46,
Moravska Ostrava SO 175,0o6, Bra
tislava so 1856, Plzen so 121,-
344, Liberec so 1882, Kosice so
70,32O, Olomouc SO $4,000 oby-
vatel mi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-20
SL'AVA PRE- DOPRAVU
DREVA.

Obchod drevom 70 Slovenska d
Podk. Rusi hateny boil vysoklmi
dopravnymi tarifami. Teraz llo-
necne v ministerstve ze1eznic pra
cuje sa na novych dopravnych
tarifach pre- obchod drevom 10
Slovenska Podk. Rusi, co naSmu
drevu umozni konkurovat , mas
i V cudzine. Len ably neostalo pri
imysle!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-20
KATASTROFALNY POLAR
MA PODK. RUST.

v obci Bystrej Vrchovine ia
Podk. Rusi, okrese vel 'koberez-
nanskom, vznikol poziar, ktory
"a kratky cas- znicil II obytntch
stavisk so vsetkymi zasobami IL
rody. u rodin je bez pristresia.
Skoda je vyse pol miliona Kcs.
Pri ohni zhorelo niekolko oSipa-
nych tiez hydina. Krajinsl1y L.
rad vyslal do obce syojEo zeme-
delskeho referenta, ktory nariadil
okamzitd vypomoc pre- pohore-
lych.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-20
UKRUTNY sPosoB sAMo-
VRAzDY.

Dina Is. apr. rano kratko pred
I. hodinou prisiel do dielne Sko-
dovvch zavodov v Kosiciach 55-
rocny lakyrnik Michal Bagi q
kosic, zatvoril sa, polial sa BEN
zinonl zapalil, Robotnici V ssu-
sednej dielni vyrazili lined dve-
re, ale ich pomoc prisla uz ne
skoro, lebo nasli len zuhol'natcln
mrtvolu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-20
VEL'KA URODA OVOCIA SA
OCAKAVA,

Podl'a zprav Ovocinarskej spo
locnosti v Bratislave, pre- tento
rok ocakavat' mono vel mi do
bru nrodu ovocia .kazdeho druhu.
Nasledky pohromy minulych ro-
kov boly uz vacsinou vyrovnan6
zamrznute stromy nahradene a.
81 100000 kusmi novych stromk ov
DO celom Slovensku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-20
POMNfK DUSANOVI PORUB-
SKEMU.

Ma jasen odhaleny butle Bra
tislave pomnik nebohtmu Dusa-
novi Porubskemu, praca to F..
Motosku. Pomnik zhotoveny bu-
de nakladom priatel 'oy. nebohe-
no zasl1zileho redaktora, ktory
pre- svoju narodnl,, buditel 'skn
pracu perzekvovany boil uhorskou
vladou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-20
FRANUtJzI PROFIT RusoM

Go nasledok zavrazdenia fran
cuzskeho prezidenta Rusom Cor
guloyom, vo Francii a lnenovite
~ Parizi prejavene bolo Wac ra-
zy zle citenie proti Rusom tam
zij1cim j proti soyietskemu Ru-
sku. Vo veccr po zavrazdeni pre-
zidenta vybijane boly obloky na
ruskych kaviarnach obchodcch
a napadani l'udia, hovoriaci rus
ky. Pc pohrabe prezidenta boly
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-20
300 L'UDf ZAHYNULo
v NAMORNEJ KATASTRoFE

Pri pobrezl talianskeho Soma
iilandu vypuknnl ohen ia fran
ctlzskej lodi Philippar, ma ktorej
sa syiezlo vyse 1000 osob. LODI sa
potopila a nou okolo 300 osob
Szahynulo, Ostatnych zachraniIy
IA blizku PLAYA .alce lode. Maj
Wac. Judi zachranila ruska olej
vezlica lod' "Sovietskaja Neft'',
ktora zachrapila 42O os6b bola
prvou pri horiacom parniku
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-20
CESToVANIE Do CUDZINY
OBMEDzENE.

Podl'a prave vydaneho maria
denia min. financii slhrn peiiazi.
ktore 81 moze jedna osoba what
na mesiac "a hranica bez zvlast-
neho povolenia deviznej komisie
Narodnej banky. nesmie prekro-
cit kcs 300O.--. Ma sumu, pre-.
krocujlicu tdto ciastku, treba
mat zvlastne povolenie menova-
nej komisie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-20
ROZSYPAL JE ESTE GUVER-
NEROM.

Nedavno sa bolo oznamovalo,
ze guverner Podk. Rusi, Rozsypal
sa zaa 'akoval. ked boil v sneme
Prahe napadany pre- hladove
pomery ia Podk. Rusi. Teraz sd
oznamuje, ze guverner sice zad'a-
kOyal. ale vlada zad 'akovanie ne
prijala.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-20
DRUHt DIvAu1LNE zAvoDY
v pR19ov1.

Ustredie slovenskych ochotnic-
kych divadiel T. Sv. MARITIME
a presovsky Okresny osvetovy
sbor usporiadaji1 dnoch ID, Is.
a .16. maja 1882 druhe oblastne
divadelne zavody ochotnickych
kruzkov b vycAodneho Slovenska
v Presove. So zavodmi bude spo-
.;enr rezisersky kurz.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-20
NAVRH ZAK0NA o PODPORE
ELEKTRIzACIE.

iMinisterstvo verejnych prac
podalo vlade navrh, ktorym ma
byt' zakon 0 financnej podpore
elektrizacie obcf predlzeny 0
d'alsich 5 rokov d ma byt' poyo-
lena ma elektrizacne subyencie
ciastka 20 milionov Kes rocne,
teda celkom 100 milionov. Mini
sterska rada navrh schvalila a
podala no Narodnemu shrolnaz-
deniu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-20
v ZAUJME LETECTvA.

5O,259,20O kes bude toflo rolxu
yenoyane Il mas ma eivilne letec-
two. 4 toho pripada ma nakup lie
tadiel IS, 5O0, 900 Kes q ma stavby
ietist' ii, l,6OO,OO0 Kcs.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-20

Slovaci, vzdelavajte sa Len
vzdelany narod ma budtcnost' .
.Cltajte knizky 20 slovenskej ale
bo mestskej kniznice.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-20
"A n MINUT z KoStC DO
DRATIsI.kVY.

Ma 1eteckej trait Bratislaya
Kosicc usporiadane boly snlSrom-
ne letecb6 zayody, pri ktorych
pilot Maloyek preletel tdto frat
Il / hod. III min. Rychlikom trva
dtata "A bod, ksn dopravnssm ~
iietadlon 2 d pol hodiny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-20

veIks demonitracie proti scvie.
tom. 2 pol miliona hrdiel sa ozy-
Ivalo: Prec 50 sovietskym RUS
|koln = Dvadsat' deti bolo poslia.
pane a Wac pudi pablo do bezve-
donna.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-20
PRvA soKdIAKk v1P1AvA
JE " MA MoRI,
I" Predvojova vyprava' slovenske-
ho Sokolstva 2 Amerily ma TX.
slet v Prahe odisla lod 'ou Euro
pa IL. maja.

IA. hOlStu NcCoohOiShSliIu v 1 lduN
odisla "a vel'keho nadsenia IL
castnikov kratko po polnoci 20
stredy na stvrtoll II. maja lod on
Europa.
Vypravu prisli iiradne pozdra-
Wit a odprevadit' hlavni dradni-
ci s. T. j. Sokol a meme Gen.
konzulatu cesko-slovenskeho z
New Yorku konzul dir. Lavieka
NakoPko len ncastnici 70 "a
padu, ktori prisli spolocne vlakom
az rovno na pier k lodi do Brook
lyna, drzali sa dosledne pohro-
made, privitanie a zaroven tedy
hned' al odobierka platily najviac
pre- nich,,' lebo vsetkych ucastni-
kov, poeet ktorych dosahoval asi
500 osob, nebolo by mono shro-
mazdit dovedna. Delegacia hi. IL
radu vsak sprievode p. Doubra-
WI, majitel'a firmy Doubrava &
Sperakus, j s panom konzulom DIR
Lavickom presla lod'ou, navsti-
Wac jednotlive skupiny osobne.
Privltanie ucastnikov 20 zapa-
du bolo dojemne srdecne. Celia
skupina pod vedenim p. Juliusa
Hegera, od firmy Skala State
Bank v Chicagu, dorazila na pier
okolo s. hodiny veeer. Ucastnici
vsak i vzdor dlhejk ceste vlakom
nachodili sa tel najlepSej nala-
de a shromazdeni v odl'ahlejsej
strane pristavist'a vypoculi SO
zaujmom preslovy k MIN pred.
nesene.
Vypravu sprevadza osobne sam
pan Doubraya tiez p. Heger "a
firmu Skala State Bank. Tito
dvaja EXPERT" postarajt sa .
poriadny program, ably pocas ce-
lei cesty nebolo ami chvile mud
nej prazdnej. Pan Doubrava PC
odprevadeni vyprayy do Prahy
okamzite sd vrati do New Yorku.
lebo medzitym priblizi sa uz rae
cas- odchodu druhej vypravy na
7. jiina lod'ou ''Bremen". Po-
nutno, ze LODI "Bre-
men, je tel samej rychlosti a
pohodlia jako Europa tato
druha vyprava, $ ktorou pojdu
uz al cvicenci reprezentanti "a
lnerickeho slovenskeho Sokolstva
bude este veselsia a pocetnejsia
iako bola prva.
ODE sokolske vypravy pojdu
Bremerhaven zvlastnymi vlalni
priamo bez presedania az do
Prahy. Terajsia prva vyprava
dorazi do Prahy asi IA 19. maja,
kde bude nradne privftana a L.
castnici, ktori nebudn musiet' o.
dist doraz vlakmi usporiadajn
zvycajny pochod Vaclavskym ma
Druha vyprava vhupne
rlz do sameho ruchu predsletove-
no a prlchod tejto bude celou o.
lkazalost'ou, jake to byvalo al pri
lnych sletoch.
Doba prlhlasov do vypray ira
Z. jllna je uz takmer Il konca, no
lto je na priklad americkym OBJ
canon, alebo inaksie ma svoje
pasove veci poriadku, moze sd
este, vzdy prihlasit' bud TO Il
Doubrava & Sperakus, 355 Il. 73.-
st., New York, alebo Il Skala
State Bank, 97O w. 18th ST., Chr
cago, Ill. lie vSak, ako hovorlme,
cas- uz nanajvys svrchovany, a
preto, kto by NAL v iimysle ku
vyprave sa este pripojit', mech
neodklada ami minuty.
Zpravodajska kancelaria.
The Washington times., 1932-08-09
SUICIDE DRIVES
! ACTRESS INTO
CONVENT

CANNES, Fra nee, Aug. 9
.UN.S0 "A letter written to his
"Adored Alice" by a man he
thought was merely a mutual
friend prompted Lieut. Victor
Point, young French naval officer
and explorer, to commit suicide
before the eyes of Alice Cocoa,
noted stage and screen star, in a
canoe off Agay on the Cote
D'AZur, it was learned today.
The second man, whose iden
tity has not been learned. was
hidden aboard Mile. Cocea's yacht
when Point padded out from
shore in a canoe to ask an ex.
PLANTATION. according to informa.
tion obtained by the police.
Laid to Jealousy
The dramatic sequence of events
preceding the suicide of the man,
who was second in command of
Georges Marie Haardt's eXpedi-
ton into the Cobb Desert, was
unfolded to International News
Service by a reliable authority.
The three principals in the
tragedy staged a gay party on
Saturday night, planning to leave
the next day on an excursion to
st. Maxine Point The other
man was a wealthy, athletic
young Partisan, who was seen fire.
quently in the company of Lieu
tenant Point and Mile. Cocoa at
Cannes and elsewhere.
Point and the other man were
apparently close friends, and the
lieutenant never resented his pres
ence, although insanely jealous
of other men who danced with
the actress.
Will Enter Convent
Mile. Cocoa will enter a con-
vent, she said today, as a result
of the tragic suicide. The actress
was overcome with grief.
The Washington times., 1932-08-09
POWDER LURES, NOT RIFLES

from the 1777 smoothbore used by
the Continental Army to the pres
ent-day Springfield 80 caliber
gun. The case has been a favor
ite congregating place for women
visitors, young and old.
For some time Army officers
thought this indicated the United
States was developing a race OF
Amazons who were intensely in
terested in these fighting Weap-
onS.
But a young lieutenant of the
military intelligence division dis
covered the four glass walls OF
the case, the best full-length mir
ror in the building, and that the
"Amazons" were using it for ap-
plying powder and rouge.
The Washington times., 1932-08-09
Victim of Snake Bite
Believed InlprOUing

BALTIMORE, Aug 9.-Follow-
ing local applications and general
treatment for convulsions. James
Capes, 80, is improved today in
University Hospital from an ap-
parent snake bite, received at
his home at Jessups, Md. 1t is
believed he will recover, although
previously fear had been felt for
his life.
Physicians are still mystified
as to the exact nature of the bite,
and administered no serum be-
cause of this doubt and because
CapeS had waited so long before
reaching the hospital. Capes has
been in a coma since entering
the hospital Sunday night.
The Washington times., 1932-08-09

The military intelligence de-
partment, which is the War De-
partment's own secret service, has
been bothering the Army gum
shoe men for some months.
They have discovered the
source of the popularity with
women visitors to the War De
partment building of the Army's
rifle case in the main corridor.
In this square glass case are
nearly two-score rifles, dating
The Washington times., 1932-08-09
Rep. Hull Will Seek
/ Votes of Foreigners

Representative William E. Hull
Of Illinois has assumed his
duties as director of the foreign
language division of the Western
area for the presidential cam
paign. He was named by Everett
Sanders, chairman of the Repub-
1ican national committee.
The Washington times., 1932-08-09
CHILD, 3, STRUCK BY CAR

William Spencer, 3. 1918 D
st. S. E.. was slightly injured
yesterday when he was struck
near his home by an automobile
driven, police reported, by Car
rol Allard, %, of Takoma Park,
Maryland.
Evening star., 1932-02-08
ALLEN SAYS SISTER
NEVER AGAINST HIM
Acquitted Murder Defendant
in First Family Reunion
Since Tragedy.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NORRISTOwN, Pa, February g.
Eddie Allen can't understand how peo-
pie could have thought his sister Rose
had turned against him at the trial in
which he was acquitted of Staying
Francis A. Donaldson, Sd, her fiance.
"All this talk about Rose and myself
being separated and not being friends"
he said after three months in jail,
wasn't true at all. Rose and have
stuck together all through this. She
has always been for me through this
thing.
The trouble was our lawyers just
wouldn't let us say anything. We were
feeling about the way Rose testified on
the stand. She told the truth and
that's what l asked her to tell.
People seemed to have the impress
sion she was against me. She wasn't
at all. didn't want her to try to turn
her testimony in my favor. 1 wanted
her to tell the truth. 1 knew 1 had
the best chance if both Of us told the
truth
Eddie and Rose and their father,
Horace Allen, were together again yes
terday for the first time since the
shooting of Donaldson in the Allen
apartment last November 9, which sent
Eddie to jail awaiting trial for murder
and brought from Rose a bitter denun-
citation of her father and brother.
The actual reconciliation took place
in an anteroom of the court house
Saturday night, after the jury returned
its verdict. and while hundreds in the
streets outside cheered blew automo-
bile horns and set off firecrackerS.
The jury apparently voted the ac-
quittal on the strength of young Aliens
Evening star., 1932-02-08
RIG GUNS TRAINED ON SEA.
ssBlack" Defenders Ready to Battle"
Fleet and Invading Planes.

HONOLULU, February 8 P.-Army
aY+illervmen trained the muZzleS OF
their guns on sea and sky today, ready
to battle Navy ships and planes in what
perhaps are the most realistic war ma
neuvers the Nations armed forces ever
have undertaken.
The Hawaiian Islands, for the pur-
nose of the maneuVerS, are presumed 10
be in the possession of non-Amerlcan
force. which in practice comprises the
$4,000 Army personnel here and small
Navy detachment. This is known as
the "Black" force. The battle force OF
the United States Navy is the Blue"
force trying to batter down the BLACK"
defense and recapture the islands.
Hope to Prevent Landing.
If the BLUE" force succeeds in put
ting ashore the &c, 900 troops it is trans
porting here from the American main
land it will be over the fgurative dead
bodies of TIE Black" soldiers.
Within a radius of so miles Of Oahu
the few Navy craft assisting in the
"Black" defense are maintaining care
full patrol lest the Blue slip into an
attacking position unobserved. Army
planes are ranging even farther out to
sea.
HOnoluluS civilian populatlOn mas
Joined into the game with enthusiasm.
After the first engagement Sunday be-
tween Black" anti-aircraft guns and
the BLUE" planes, telephones rang a
continuous chorus in newspaper offices
inquiring as to the progress OF the
battle.
Favorable for Defense.
With every equipment of modern war
fare at their command. the BLACK" de-
tenders have made this island a net
work of guns and men so placed that
they can sweep with artillery, machine
gun. or rifle fire each of the limited
points at which the enemy can land.
The natural layout of Oahu favors
its defenders. Throughout the length
of this island run two mountain ranges,
each dropping almost straight down to
the sea- At one end of the intervening
valley Is Honolulu and its harbor, at
the other end an open beach and small
bays.
Evening star., 1932-02-08

self-defense plea. The deliberation
lasted 10 hours.
Francis A. Donaldson. jr., socially
prominent father Of the dead youth,
issued a written statement yesterday
in which he denounced the verdict and
criticized the judge. He said the trial
and its result had been great shock"
to him and that he considered the law,
which Is supposed to be for the pro-
lection of ALL" had not been upheld.
You can't lick sentiment" was the
Office.
Evening star., 1932-02-08

American phonograph records are
routing those from other countries in
the Netherland East InCleS.
Evening star., 1932-02-08
MEXICAN ENVOY RESIGNS

PARIS, February tP.-Minister
Emilio Portes Gil, former President of
Mexico. has presented his resignation,
it became known yesterday in order to
become a candidate for the governor
ship of his home state of Tamaulipas.
Portes Gil, who served as executive
head of Mexico for IA months after
the assassination of Alvaro Obregon,
came to Paris last year after the recall
of Minister Albert j. Pani.
Evening star., 1932-02-08
PLANES OPEN SALLY
ON HAWAII DEFENSE
.144 "BIue" Fighters Menace
0ahu--CruiSerS Ready
to Aid ATTACK"
BY CAPT. c. NJ. AUSTIN,

Assistant Chief OF Staff, o. s. N
ABOARD U. S. S. CALIFORNIA, OFF
HAWAII, February 8 CP).-The Battle
of Hawaii" proceeds, with strategic
movements leaving the issue still in
doubt.
Yesterdays "air show" when 144
s'Blue" fighters, scouts and bombers,
paid compliments to the BLACK" forces
defending Oahu in the working out OF
vital problems in Navy technique was
not the only operation initiated during
the day by Admiral Richard Leigh's
attacking feet. The second was marked
by the arrival of our advanced security
force at Hilo, on the Big Island OF
Hawaii
Preceded by Cruisers.
This detachment is made up of three
Omaha, recently added to the battle
force. plus two destroyerS, those handy
vessels so useful when submarines are
around.
1t has not been mentioned before, but
"Blue" had 36 perfectly good planes
normally based at Pearl Harbor and
now at Hilo They may need some as
sistance if they receive any serious at
tention from BLACK"
Our cruiser force, with its destroyers,
went ahead of our main body to afford
that assistance should it be required.
It's safe arrival has not been jeopardlzed
so far as enemy surface and subsur1ace
vessels are concerned, for our SHIPS
have the gun power needed-or, II tney
must call upon it, the speed.
Nearby Base Necessary.
Any enemy seeking to capture Homo
lulu would require nearby base from
which to operate. We have the base at
Hilo. and from now until the final as
sault Blue" will give the enemy little
rest.
The harassing attacks OF yesterday
are the prelude to a series of raids de-
signed to damage and exhaust and to
mislead as to where and when the hnal
assault will take place.
Evening star., 1932-02-08
Metal Filled Wood.

Metallized wood has all the char
acteristics of the untreated wood as
far as workability is concerned, but it
possesses greater density and has little
tendency to swell, warp or burn After
being dried thoroughly it is immersed
in molten metal and subjected to
pressure which forces the metal into
the tiny interstices through the wood.
It Is a process of German origin
Evening star., 1932-02-08
SCHOOLS FOR MOROCCO

MADRID, Spain, February R.-
Minister of Public Instruction De Los
Rios announced yesterday that the gov
ernment was starting the construction
of $500 public schools In Spanish Mo-
rocco and expected to complete many
within the year.
Evening star., 1932-02-08
JERUSALEM GETS SNOW
Rare Spectacle Stirs Fears for Safe

Rare Spectacle Stirs Fears for Safe
ty of Three British Planes.
JERUSALEM, February tP-The
rare spectacle of heavy fall of snow
in Jerusalem caused fears yesterday for
the safety of passengers of three Royal
Air Force planes believed to have made
forced landings in the Syrian Desert
during the storm.
The planes were flying from Bagdad
to Cairo in the company of nine other
machines, all of which were reported to
have landed safely.
Snow is most unusual in Jerusalem
and its presence caused great interest
among the inhabitants here.