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Seward daily gateway., 1932-05-10
ARCTIC EXPLORER
 RETURNS ID SEATTLE
 FROM SOVIET RUSSIA

Believe anything you hear about Russia. It's probably all true"
 That's how Olaf Swenson, Seattle fur trader and Artic explorer, sum- marked a six months visit in the land of whiskers and red flags. He returned recently from Moscow and New York, having left Seattle in September.
 "A great deal of the information we get in this country comes from American engineers who have been taken over there by the soviet government" he explained. Nat urally, they get all sorts of diff ferent impressions because Russia Is so large. If they go one place, get a good salary and have their contract renewed, they come out saying everything is fine. If they are in less fortunate district and their contracts are not renewed, they come home saying Russia is in terrible state"
 MT. SwenSon, who has made al- most annual trips to Russia for the past lo years, noted greatly improv- ed living conditions in Moscow. The city now claims a population or 3,O0o,OOo, he said, and is con- structing a subway system.
 Russians Make Own Autos
 There are hundreds of Russian made automobiles and busses on the streets and lot of expensive American-made limousines for tourists.
 He found he could do all his trav- cling without once changing dollars into rubles. Hotels catering to foreign trade are on a foreign ex- change basis, as well as many of the shops and transportation or ganizationS,
 Moscow Has Night Life
 Don't think all of Russia is de- pressed" he said. "The Metropole Hotel in Moscow has just put in one of the finest bars you'll find any place in Europe. There's a snartly dressed crowd of ofreigners there every afternoon drinking Martini cocktails and highballs. Every night there's dancing to a good jazz orchestral"
 Of course, the gay night life-as well as the wearing of the silk Stockings-is confined almost ex- cluSively to visitors. The Russians spend their leisure studying. MT. SwenSon said.
 "YOu've got to admit Russia is bound to get some place." he said. They are educating the masses really teaching them to think. Sooner or later that's going to de- velop a good form of government
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WIN FIRST EVENT

PHILADELPHIA, May 10.-Yale's lightweight crew won the first event of the Blackwell Cup re- gatta on the upper Schuylkill River course by half a boats length from the University of Pennsylvania. Columbia finished third, half a length behind Penn. Yale's time f orthe mile and a half was 7:13.
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PRECEDENT SHATTERED
 BY W0NkN'S RULE

WASHINGTON, D. O., May 10. [P)-Not a tremor shook the Sen- ate walls as that august chamber was ruled over for the first time in it's history by a woman.
 Vice President Curtis invited Mrs. CaraWay to take his place on the rostrum when he decided to take a rest Her rule was unevent- ful for one member held the floor throughout.
 Soon after stepping down, it was announced she will seek election.
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ACTRESS IS REFUSED ORDER

LOS ANGELES, May 1O.-Ethel Clayton, actress, was refused a sep arate maintenance order by Judge Dudley Valentine who ruled she must accept a divorce. She tried to get an interlocutory decree set aside but her former husband, Ian Keith, refused her request.
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CAN'T PAY PREPARATIONS

BERLIN, May 10. - Chancellor Heinrich Bruening of Germany, in a statement made here, said again that Germany is and will be unable to pay further separations. He add ed that the coming Lausanne con- ference on separations would either pave the way to prosperity or col lapse for the world.
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WOUNDED BY BUTLER

NEW YORK, May 1O-Mrs. Doris Boice, owner of a string of show horses, was sho t and seriously wounded by her Japanese butler, Isanu Yamashita, in her home at Cedar Grove, N. J. The butler en- tered her room, shot the woman with an automatic pistol once in the arm and once in the back and then fled as she fell.
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A committee, appointed by An chorage Igloo No. Is, Pioneers oi Alaska, is organizing a Native Sons and Daughters of Alaska Lob Cabin in that city. Log Cabin charters are issued by the Grand Igloo.
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DIR. BAUGHMAN RETURNING

Dr. J. A. Baughman, pioneer physician of Seward who disposed of his local practice a few years ago and who has since resided in the States, is enroute to Seward on the SS Yukon. It is believed Dr. Baughman is returning north in the interest of Moose Pass mines where several deals are pending.
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GARNER AFIRE

WASHINGTON, D. c. May 10.- Speaker John N. Garner set him. self on fire at his daily press con- ference. He raised his right hand to brush his white hair, as he often does, but he had a cigar in his hand and ashes fell on his hair and burned three patches before he slapped it out.
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HAGEN TO PLAY

TORONTO, Can, May 10.-Wal- ter Hagen, who has just annexed the Canadian open to a long string of golf victories, announced here Monday that he would play in the British open on June 6.
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BEAVER RETURN TO INDIANA

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. May @. (P) Beaver are returning to Indiana. Two game wardens reported to the state conservation department that a family of the fur bearers, at least twelve in number, had been found on Rock creek, in Wells county.
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WAGE CUT LOOMS

SACRAMENTO, Calif., May 10.- The Pacific Coast baseball clubs are watching with lively interest the probable action of the Oakland team, which was asked to accept a reduction of 25 per cent in sal aries to meet the alleged slump in box receipts.
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MT. and Mrs. c. T. Hatten and son Berry plan to leave in a few weeks for Seattle where special treatment for Berry's injured limb will be sought.
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WEATHERED ELEMENTS

SAN ANGELO, Tex, May TO- (A) Apparently having safely wea- thered rain and electrical storm, the dirigible Akron is reported pro- ceeding westward toward Fl Paso She was harassed by the elements last night in this region but the big airShip was never in distress, however
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Thirty tons of Evan Jones coal were loaded yesterday aboard the MS Oregon Wolf for the Oscar Grimes cannery at Uzinkie.
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Jasper Holman, who left the city a few days ago for his home below Cooper's Landing on Lake Kenai, returns Wednesday with his fam fly. The Holmans will move into the Burns home at the upper end of Fourth Street.
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FALL RETURNS TO RANCH

TRES RIOS, N. M., May 1O.-Al- bert B. Fall rested in his beautiful ''3-3-3" ranch. He sped here in an ambulance from the prison after his release yesterday. He stood the trip we'll and made no statement. Later he goes to Fl Paso, Texas.
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PLANS PACIFIC HOP

TOKYO, May TO- N)-The Min istry of Communications received 9 request from Aviator Bromley asking permission to land on Jap anese soil on another flight. He plans leaving Seattle May 20 in a monoplane. Permission will be granted.
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PRESIDENT OF FRANCE

PARIS, May 10. (P-Albert Le- brun was cleo ted President of France on the first ballot by an overwhelming majority. He is the 14th President of the Republic.
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The MS Discoverer, Heinie Der. ger, master, left Anchorage at 1. p. m, Monday, for Seldovia.
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The Alaskan Airways has the third largest payroll in Fairbanks. It is said the annual payroll is close to $80,OOO.
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BASEBALL SCORES
NATIONAL

NATIONAL Boston 6, Pittsburgh 5. Brooklyn 6, St. Louis '. Philadelphia 3, Cincinnati 4. New York at Chicago, rain.
 AMERICAN Cleveland 0, Washington 3. Other games, cold and rain.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-18

al yierohodne dokazy. ze .jeho pri
pad spadaNtfo niektoreJz hore. IL
yedenych III .kttegoisiig Ak flem0ze
;cntn dokaz pletiostret''. llemozze
americkg konzuf schvalit jeho
ziadost osregistraciu.
Mnohi. naturalizovani obcania
s1 y pasovych zalezitostiach ne
spravne informoyanf d nazdava-
.ju sa, ze ak zaziadaiil 0 prcdlze-
ME pasn, bntle i'm ich leh6ta k
navratu predlzena niekoPko
mesiacov, ale ked' zaziadajnsa o
novy pas, ze sa nl6zu zdrziavat'
Y cudzine 0 cele diva roxy dlhsie.
Tato domienka je nacisto llespra-
vna, lebo department statu nevy.
da noveho pasn ma dlhsiu dobu,
nez jaka by bola povolena pri
ziadosti o predlzenie pasu. Y sku-
tocnosti vydava department sta.
tn novy pas iba zriedka kedy
tym naturalizovanym obcanom
ktorych starry pas ma byt' uz y
blizkei budncnosti obnoveny. a i
tych pripadoch, ktorych ide Q
znivotenie pasu alebo korekta.
ru, vyda >pasovy trad noyy pas
iba az po peclivom vysetreni ce.
leho pripadu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-18
POBYT v CUDZINE A ZTRA-
IA OBCIANSTVA,

Sprevadzany sprostredkova.
tel'om'' prisiel isty naturalizova-
ny obcan do pasoveho oddelenia
DEPARTMENT. statu. Vratil sa pred
kratkym easom 20 svojej rodnej
Italie, kde I'll al celou syoiou
rodinou Dredchadzajuce diva ro-
ky. Teraz chcel novy americky
pas, platny ma d'alsie diva roxy.
PRIV, kym sa Dol vratil 2 Italie.
radil sa tam agentom lod'neJ
spolo6nosti, kforg vraj Dol ex-
pertom y riesenf takychto zale-
.5itosti, pytal sa no, jako moze
predict pobyt Y svojej byvalej
ylasti 0 d'alsie diva roxy bez O.
havy, 5e tym antomaticky ultra.
" svoje americks obGianstvo. Sif-
kartovy agent mu poradil, aby
50 pred pominutim dvojrocnej le.
hoty vratil do Spojenych Statoy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-18

snilxto henlysll. ze. robin to ..la
sam ynl. Go som .tu napisal, ne
nlienim nikoho urazat AMI mia
ky rGzbroj robit medzl pokoja-
nlilcvnym fudom.. Chcem 81 len
ehranit' svojn eest IA svoje do
brs memo. zly falosl,r cher je
horst nez ostrt NEE, a nez vset-
Ky yrazdiace nastroje tohoto sve-
Ia.
Teraz chcel by som este to
pripomenlit', ze krizok tento bu-
de spolocne pokracovat' s ppS ku-
ratormi, aby vyhnul lldskvm
klebetam podozrievanin. .L'u-
dom, Go take pekne rccieky 0
mne rozsirujn ide len 0 to, aby
mi odobrali chut' K d'alsej praci
pre- osadu a pre- narod. No. ale
takto sa I'M nedam natiahnut', a.
ko by chceli. lebo budem cd dnes
ma strait.
Ma konei chcel by som este o.
znamit ct. slovenskej verejnosti.
ze moja nainovsia hra "Svetar-
ka. eli sirota mad sirotami''. 0
lStorej som sa Dol minnle zmie-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-18
MAL1ARECKA JE vEL'MI
KRASNA HRA.

Ctene slovenske obecenstvo,
ktore sa ;zdeastni predstavenia
"Maliareeky' dna Ii. aprila, u
sporiadantho prospech osady
Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda jej drama
tickvm krnzkom, bude 81 mu-
siet sebou priniest rucnicky ma
utieranie slz cd smiechu, lebo co
sa V tejto hre vystraja, to je az
hriza. Spomenuty kriizok ma k
dispozicii celu hrbu rozlienych
prvotriednych dramatickych k1.
skov, ponevaG ale easy s1 zle
smutne, nuz najlepsie pasujd te-
raz vesele hry, ably 2 ct. obecen-
stva vyhnal ziaP a starost', aspoii
ma niekol 'ko hodfn. A preto 81
kr1zok vybral hru "Maliarec-
ku". kto Dol az ma divadelnlch
predstaveniach tohoto krnzku,
vie, ze on hocico nezahraje. Ne
uverime nikomu, ze 60 sa tyka
veselosti a zartov. by bola ktora
ina veselohra lepsia cd Malta
reeky'' @ tom sa bude moct ct.
SLOW. obecenstyo presvedeit'.
Poneva6 mann niekol ko vaz-
nych slov ct. osadnlkom a O.
>adnickam nasei osady, nuz NO
cham teraz MaliareGku" ma
chvil'ku stranou - neskor 0 nei
viac napisem. Poeuite tedy, dra-
hi farnici! Asi od troch mesia-
coy niektori l'udia pnst 'aju me-
dzi pasich osadnfkov aktsi divine.
eudhe zvesti, ktorych sa ami
sam Pan Bob nevyzna. Tieto
eudne zvesti sa tocia okolo mole;
osoby, ze vraj ia len preto plsem
cvicim divadla, aby som NAL
Mich osoh. ze jedon dom som ST
uz z tych penazi kdpil teraz ze
kupujem druhy, k tomu este
] farmu jednym slovom. ze
klamem kOstOl.. Bozp nehesl5i.,
Potrestaj take pokrytectvo Ty,
Boze Duchu Svaty, daj ttm l'u-.
d 'om silly, aby mohli napravit'. !.
co pokazili. We'd keby som chcel
klamat' kostol, nuz by som pren
dEom-nocou nepracoval, "a potion
ved' ami MET coho. Ma .desa-
ka talebo ma kvodra sa nikdy ne
zlakomlm. Pracujem chvala Boz
hu, al v tychto zlych 6asoch, fa-
mlliu vel'k1 nemam, chalupu som
este pred sest' rokmi doeista w
platil, nuz nie mi je potrebne
siahat' ma cudzie. Ma mojom me-
ne este nikdy nebolo ziadnej skvr
ny, a ddfam V Boha, ze ami nebu-
de. ia pracujem pre- kostol cest-.
ne svedomite, nakol 'ko mi len
silly schopnosti dovol 'ujl, a
m0zem dokazat' kedykol'vek a
komukopvek, ze som este nikdy
ami len 0 zlamaneho centa niko-
no neoklamai. O osadnych zaba-
vach viacerl vedia, a vie to vzdy
al kostolna sprava ,ze kol 'ko sa
pri mich penazi nasbiera, a zesakf.
sd pri Mich yydavky. ia nedo-
stavam ma predbezne vydavky
pre- diyadla cd nikoho peniazel
10 kupujem to vsetko "a svoie, Go
mi je obyeajne po kazdom pred
stavenl .vratene, q cely zvySok
10 centa sa odd4 vzdy ma kostol.
Phi tom mix nem6se Sudit, lebo
aa vSetko, % ga < divadl&m sado-
piki, 50 6cty potyrdenky, 4 tie
d dobre prezrete mech 81 teda
= 2 4 4 I 3 81
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-18

.nli, Je lplnr hotov;l 4 butte ~ 81
.bran;i dna ~ septcmbra T. ~
Jestli niekto I'll Amerike alebo
U starem .kraji videl lepsie, kral
Sic 4 poucneisie divadIo ako bn-
de "svetarka afebo aspoil 2
4 d'alella nieco podobneho, nuz nj
kdy viac sa y novinach neozvem.
ba ami sa len verejnosti neuka-
zem.
s bratskym pozdravom q ITO
videnia ma divadle Maliareeka'
lla II. aprfla,
Andrej Cisar, ,iaditel.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-18
q u ztfaIom polozeni yoliA q
chytili kazd6ho sloya, 81 fiia

80 80 sso..NS ~ *. ~ : p Y et'tt
chfaDeGV n;3fG zf@ei ak8 tl akg~.
vyssi rozsaz fs.R ae slne fJ ne
vdojak poslIlehli TstaFili sine, y
povedieme zapal oyat od mostlt
az pod ker, tam sa schovame a
zapal'ovae vtedy podpai!me
ked sa zllavi prvv prusiacky 80
jak. Boil snfc i. .zvedavi, ailo to
chce pastierik robit'. VyhiadaI
81 nevel'ky prutik a. obrezavanlc
ho, chodil popri brehu.
Vtom 50 zjavili pri npati kopc;,
dvaja ulanl. Skilmajnc, obzerali
sa dookola, potion sa obratil !,
cvalom odbehl. Z celej silly sme
kricali ma chlapca. ale ten. akl
by mas nepocul, neponahl al sa K
nam Vtom sme zapalili podpa-
'ovac. a NJ sme i lutovaii, re
SINE no taky dlhy nrobih. este he
m6ze victor zahasit'... Ba. mace
sine len pocnvli tohoto chlapca
Ale chlapec veru neprisiel k nam
Teraz by az ami nemal Gasu. lebo
naproti mostu sa. zjavila celia ca
ia pruskej predstraze..
ked' SINE sa presvedtili, ze III.
pal ma Sn1ra znamenite hori q l.
ste ga priblizuje k mostu, chcnli
sme utiect' Ale odrazu, ako by
nam nohy pustily do zeme kore-
ne, zastali sme Cd desu. Lebo, Oh
zrnc sa, videli sme, re pastieriS
miesto ably Cd mostu utiekol. DO
kojne vysiel ma most. Ma pro-
strledku zastal na pr1te pri-
'viazanT moti1z spustil do vody y
naivatsfm dusevnFm pckciom
zaeal chytat' ryby.
5 llzasom SINE sa divali ma ne.
ho. Teraz SINE porozumcli. Pornz-
umeli sme, aka hrozna preca
vznesena myslienka 50 zrodila Y
pastierikovej hlave. Akoae mohol
naiistejsie privabit Prusiakov ma
podminovany most? Jedine TAX.
ze on tam Dol
Pozreli SINE jeden ma druhaho.
CT name nechat' zhynut' tohoto
mladeho hrdinu9 Ako by SINE mu
mohli pom6ct'g Ak budeme kri-
cat, upozornlme ma seba nepria.
tel'a. Nepozostavalo nam mic ina-
ba lon abr sr}e tr8siic sa cd hr0-
ar2ali hosi sEkach a ra-
nitGf ee sedem.
sest
h4at uasled77] eel miaate
y. oenid Y ooidKu pracnu celia plu
slacka cata na most. Aspoii dve-
sto chlapov. Este dnes vidiu ;eh
tueneho kapitana okrdhlou hla.
Won. Posujem, ako oslovil chlap.
ca: r..- ......
Hej, chlapGe... ti 81 tn nevi-
del franctzskych voiakov?
Cely most zaplnili Prusiaci do
chlapa boil ma nom. Este dva mi
nhty... A vidim, ako chlapec sme-
10, silnym jasntm hlasom odpo-
veda:
Veru nevidel, pan kapitan! 1!
a vtem vybasi dym a ia vidim
eerveny, do neba sa val;acl stlp
plameila a uprostred plameiia de-
cko, ktore odusevnene roztvori.
10 narue plnej silly syojich
pl'hc vykriklo: !
Smrt Prusiakom Mech zile
Franclzsko! Vybuch pusnsho
prachu ohlusujilco zahrnl,.. pove-
trim otrasie smrtel ny kirk lye-
sto pudi... a my bezpecnosti H.
tekame, vydychujuc a uzasom
obdivuj1c tito hrdinskd, mstiacu
samovrazdu maleho francnzskeho
pastierika...
NpnRvT " N1Yn1YHYn a sxspr, =
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-18

Ked' mate rodinnll. spoiko-
vtl. kluhovli alebo osadnll nda-
oSr' onisfe 10 zaslite ueerej-
nit do tyehto novIm Z',:1lvy 4
ncohchodlle apisy nvrreNnnJe,ne
zdarma,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-18
PA'S'TI,E|R||IK | ! / Tx
,Napisa Henr Fal

Stafy 1fanculSky YoJaK Nosees-
skeho pluku, ktory sa ziltastnil
franclzsko-nemeckei yoiny, roz-
praval:
ked' Nemci dobyli Strass-
burg, komandovali jednu ciastku
svojho vojska cez vosgesske W.
chy proti nasim. A nemecke plu.
Ky sa polly smerom k Raonn a
k Saint-Dit.
Slnzil som V mobilizovanom
pol'ovnickom pluku. Cesty boly
neschodne a ked ze. SINE poetom
boil slabsi ako nepriatel m0ze-
te 81 myslet', ako mas zdeeimova.
Ii nemecki vojaei, ktorych SINE
cestou stretli. So vsetkych stran
sa ozvvalo smutne, dusou otria-
sajlce komando: "Ustnpit p =
a este SINE 0 st asst mohli hovo-
rit', ak SINE dost' zaveasu ustil-
pill. Bol stndeni, jasenny cas-,
.yichor smntne zayyjal my sme
sa podelili ma mensie skupiny. le-
DO tax nam bolo lepSie kracat
Moi oddiel sa NAL dostat' do lor-
rainskej dolinv. Boil SINE este
dost' d'aleko od doliny, ked nam
predstraze zvestevaly, ze sa bli,
zia Nemci. Nepozostavalo nam
mic ineho, ako ehytro ustupit' cez
kamenny most riecky Meurthe.
Ked ''sme cez most presli, NAL som
mojimi troma kamaratmi "a
povinnost' yyhodit most do po-
vetria, aby mas nasi prenasledo-
vatelia nedostihli
Prave SINE boil hotovi podko-
panfm mosta, ked zpoza stised-
neho krika vysiel asi desat 'roanv
sedliacky chlapcek. Toto bledt
decko prist1pilo k nam so "a
ujmom sledovalo nasu pracu. Je.
den mas no oslovil
OdkiaP prichadzas, chap
ces Tu bude eoskoro krvava bit
ka. Lepsie urobis, ked' pojdes
dom0v k rodine!
Nemam rodiny! - odpove.
dal.
Oci sa mu slzami zarosily
spnstiac ramona, Eat al paste a-
ko by chcel celou silou zadrs
vybnch bolesti A ticho pokrae
val:
- Volam sa Jean heclerc. MOI
otec Dol gazdom V Cermieri. Pru-
siaci no chytii zastreiili, lebo
na nich strlel al. ia, som Dol pa
stierom. Mole ovce poiedli hos
podarstvo podpalili... Utiekol
son.. uz ie tomu tri dni...,
- A coho zijes2
Francnzski vojaci mi dali
chleba, i dedincania mi pomaha.
Ii!
Vrat' sa do dediny, kde ia
8 dobrym srdcom prijali!
Me, ia chcem bojovat'!
Ale we'd ami pusku neudr-
lis.
Vo vojne je sila ME vset-
ko!
- Len ty utee, syn MOI, po
vedal som mu, pracu SINE uz
skon6ili, odid' - ideme most Wy.
hodit do povetria!
A preco, pan sikovatel'?
Lebo stvrt' hodiny bude
chciet prejst tadial'to jeden od-
diel Prnsiakov ii mnsia tuna
najst' zboreny most,
Lepsie by bolo, keby ! oni
zahynuli mostom!
- To je..ista vec, ale Prusiaci
sd obozretni II sa len tax nepu-
sta ma prazdny most, ktory je v
b1izkosti nepriatel'a....
Bolo by treba vzbudit' ich
d6veru. A po chvilke sa spy
ia chlapec:
Ci mate dost dlhn zapal nn
sn1ru, s ktorou by sa 8 tamtoho
kraja lesa dial podpalit most?
q ukazal ma ker. zpoza ktoraho
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-18

.vr5tls u tplntt soosshoIn ,spos
..tel i III Qoeai, 'tetfr.tI nikdy
>yoje anerickt ohtianstyo a ze
pritoni moze Iii vaesinu easu v
Taliansku.
Tento plan 81 otaznemu obea-
now yel'mi paeil. kupil 81 preto
cd agenta slfkartu a vyziadal 81
al memo sprostredkovatePa v
New Yorku, ktory vraj ma bo-
hate zEnsenosti vo ysetkych We
eiach pasovych, jako al vplyv ma
patri6nych miestach.
Jake to bolo nemile prekvape-
ME pre- tohoto obcana, ked' jeho
prfpad Dol predostrety pasov6mu
uradnikovi. ktorI sprostredkova-
tePa k vypoentiu vobec neprim,-
sill. Ziadost 0 pas bola zaslana
priamo do Washingtonu, kde jej
schvalenie bolo odoprete na "a
klade toho, re otazny obean he.
mohol predostret dokazy, ktors
by vyvratily predpoklad eSpatri-
acie. Expatriacii' podlieha podfa
zakona kazdy naturalizovanv oh.
can, ktory sa vrati do svojej rod
nej krajiny ma dobu dlhsiu dvoch
rokov alebo do ktorejkol 'vek l.
nej cudzej krajin ma dobu dlh-
Stu piatich 'rokov. Y pripade to.
hoto naturalizoyaneho obcana bo-
la povolena kratka 1ehota, abv
sa mohol vratit' do Italie tam
dat svoie zalezitosti do poriad.
}su. Ked by boil tnto lehotu pre-
drzal, nemohol by sa NJ povazo.
vat "a americkeho obeana boil
by expatriovany.
Zastupca Cudzojazycnej Infor-
matnej Kancelarie navstivil ne.
davno pasove oddelenie depart.
mentu statu vo Washingtone, a.
by tam porokoval rozlicnych
pripadoch naturalizovanych OBJ
eanov S p. Ira F. Hoytom, paso-
wynn agentom. Hore spomenuty
pripad nvadzal p. Hoyt jako ty-
picku ukazku nesnadz, ktore ma
jn najlna naturalizovani obeania
italskeho povodu. Kazda takato
nesnadza je zavinovana nesprav-
nym vysvetlenim zakona, tyka.
jnceho sas expatriacie. Va6Sina ma
turalizovanyeh obcanov dostava
tieto nespfavne informacie Cd
niektorych sifkartovtch agentov
a od roznyeh ''sprostredkovate-
Pow cize Z" fixerov".
"sedem Pravidier' ktoryrai moz-
no yyvratit' predpoklad
expatriacie.
NaturalizovanS obcan moze
ist' do cudziny tol'ko raz, jako 81
pra,je, len ked sa tam nezdrzi
pridlho, ably tym mohol dat
wink domienke, ze sa tam chcs.
trvacne usadit'. Druhy paragraf
zakona 20 dina 2. marca 1907 Znie
zeiastky nasledovne:
AK zije naturalizovany obean
diva roxy v krajine, ktorei sa
narodil. alebo pat rokoy kto-
rejkoPvek Incl cudzej krajine,
prestane byt' povazovany "a a.
merickeho obcana, a miesto, kde
zije, bude povazovane "a jeho le-
galne bydlisko poslednych ro.
kov; vynimka bude cinema iba v
tych pripadoch, ktorych bude
moct' obcan vyvratit tuto do
r..