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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-27
1MANNtRSANDNORALS1
az BY JANE JORDAN /p

ZANE JORDAN, an Indianapolis
- woman who writes this column
for Indiana men and women, gives
the men a break. If you feel that
you are unjustly treated by your
wife, write letter to this column
and see if there is something that
can be done about it.
Dear Jane Jordan-Can you tell me
what to do to cure nagging wife? 1
am in love with my wife and would do
anything in my power to please her, but
1t seem impossible. When we first were
married I soon noticed that my wife was
not good mixer.
love people and used to have a host
of friends. One by one I gave them up
because my wife embarrassed me SO
much by her public criticism of me. She
continuously found fault with me in the
presence of my friends, and she's get
very good wife in that she is careful
about money and never neglects any,
thing She should do.
If it were not for her nagging and
fault finding I could be very happy.
suit her2 HENPECKED.
Dear Henpecked-You can't cure
your wife by changing yourself; so
stop trying. The cause of her nag
ging lies within herself, not in you.
For some reason she feels inferior to
you. She is jealous of your success
and popularity.
Since she has found that she can
not equalize her ego with yours, the
only way she can establish herself
is to cause you to appear in an I'M
favorable light when contrasted with
her. The moment you comply with
her demands, you have defeated her
purpose, and she must find new
weakness in you to contrast with her
strength.
No one is more disappointed than
a nagger when her victim reforms.
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Directed by AMOS PARRISH

NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-Diction-
IN airy makers, if they keep up
with the fashion times, will GER
tainly have to revise their definition
of "oxford"-which they now ex-
plain as "a low laced shoe tied at
the instep."
New oxfords aren't always
laced. When laced they aren't al
ways tied at the instep. And while
still a low shoe, they aren't all as
low as they were.
That one sketched at the CEN
ter - the monks oxford, it's
called, because its idea came from
slippers worn by monks = Is a
good example of all the changes
fashion has made in her diction-
airy.
Oxford Is Buttoned
It's buttoned, not laced. It fast
ems at the side, not at the instep.
And it's cut high and snug around
the ankle.
This same type of oxford can be
laced At the side, though, not in
front Or it can fasten with straps
still at the side.
With a straighter, more solid
heel it becomes a walking oxford
And with still lower heel and
buckled straps. you'll see it on golf
courses, ship decks and other places
where sports costumes are the order
Of the day.
Narrow Applique in Front
The top sketch comes closer to
the dictionary definition because it's
one Of the lower cut oxfords and
laced over the instep. But there's
something new about it just the
Same.
That's the three narrow appliques
in the front that suggest the tip so
many oxfords have.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-27
Card Parties

Center council, Security Benefit
Association, will have a benefit
euchre and bunco party at $3.50 to-
night at 1862 East Maryland street,
fourth floor
st. Anthonys Altar society will
have benefit card parties at 2 and
S:15 Wednesday, Sept. %, at the
parish hall, $50 North Warman ave-
nue.. All games will be played. Mrs.
George w. Usher is chairman.
Ladies of st. Philip Neri Altar
society will entertain at cards at
$3.50 Wednesday night in the audi
forum. Mrs. Joseph Wilhelm will
be in charge.
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She prefers her husband to have
faults so she may appear perfect in
comparison. If once she could be
made to see the truth about her
self, it would cure her.
If she won't look the facts in the
lace, perhaps you could stage a few
little personal successes to crafty
her craving for recognition. If her
very real hunger for superiority
could be gratified in legitimate ways
she would stop striving to attain it
by illegitimate ways.
Dear Jane Jordan-We moved out of
town six months ago SO we could raise a
garden. Now we have no money to move
help until we have lived in it a year.
Before we knew how bad things would
get we bought washer and cook
stove. The washer is half paid for and
we need the stove badly
But 1t has been impossible to meet our
payments lately. The companies won't
tion2- After all. we aren't dishonest.
They Will get every cent we owe if they
only will wait. F. M.
Dear F. M.-The letter of the law
will compel you to return goods for
which you are unable to pay. The
spirit of the law should give you a
chance to get on your feet. You
have nothing to depend on but the
humanity of your creditors.
The trouble is that so many have
told lies to keep from paying that
the companies do not know whom
to believe. Try to get your story
across. That's all I know you can
do.
Dear Jane Jordan-This is in answer
tc Monsieur %, whose letter appeared in
The Times Sept 16 feel as though I
could fill the bill, though, sad to say, 1
am some older then the gentlemen, if he
is. only %. l also am married to a man
who does not realize that there is any
thing wonderful about nature or does
not enjoy that I know OF, and hasn't
single hobby.
animal and anything pertaining to ma
ture. I adore dark rainy day. It never
gets too cold for me. like all kinds of
weather
am the mother of nine children, of
whom only one is living, very bright
healthy boy, admired by every one. Yet
l am Just as healIny, just as perfect OF
form and full of living as ever. If I
was married to man who enjoyed life
and the things of life as I do, I'd do
anything on earth for him.
1 always have been a silent worshiper
of all that is beautiful, just because I
have no one to enjoy them with me- I
am living in hopes that my boy will in
herit some of my understanding and be
able to enjoy life as it really is and not
always see the gloomy side and be blind
to the things that really count
1 don't suppose this letter will interest
Monsieur 22 for I am
JUST THIRTY-FIVE.
Dear Just Thirty Five-You are
the only one who had the courage
to respond to Mosieur 22's letter. I
am afraid that his order will be
difficult to fill. How about it, Mon
sieur?
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-27
Remember CnsseroLes

If you must keep meals waiting
frequently, form the habit OF pre-
pairing a casserole dish. Standing
will not injure its flavor and in
some cases the food is better when
it is not served Immediately.
Dreamed dishes are reheated easily,
also.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-27
COUNCIL LEADER
TO GIVE LUNCHEON

Mrs. John P. Cochrane, 1921 Ken
wood avenue, will give a luncheon
Wednesday for members of the
telephone committee of the Indian
apolis Council of Women.
The members of the committee
which she heads are Misses Grace
Reed and Mary Cain and Mesdames
Cora Raber, c. A. Cook, Bertha
Smith, Pembroke Cornelius, Fred
Hosman, Daniel Weir, Frank Par
rish, A. B. Evans, w. E. Evans,
George Barcus and Clarence Scott.
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Mrs. GMiO to Entertain

Mrs. Oliver S. Guio, 100 East
drive, Woodruff Place, will enter
tain members of the Indiana Po-
etry Society, Thursday afternoon
at her home. The program will in
clude songs by Mrs. William r.
Sieber, accompanied by Miss Mil
dred Jarvis, and the reading Of
original poems by the members.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-27
MISS STARR TO Be
HOSTESS AT PARTY

Miss Helen Frances Starr, 1929
North Capitol avenue, will be host
ess Wednesday night for a rush
party to be given by the Epsilon
chapter of Phi Beta, honorary dra-
matte sorority of the Arthur Jordan
Conservatory of Music. The hostess
will be assisted by Mrs. Georgia
Nagle.
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WQr Mothers to Meet

Marion county chapter, American
War Mothers, will meet this aft
ernoon at the Central Y. w. C.
A. Members are requested to take
their contributions of jelly for the
Riley hospital to Mrs. Mary G
Hummel, 81 North Holmes avenue
chairman of that committee, before
Oct |
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-27
WOMEN'S G. O. P.
CLUB WILL MEET

Henry M. Bowling, attorney, will
speak at the meeting of the Indiana
Woman's Republican Club to be
held at Thursday in the Columbia
Club.
Mrs. Helen johnson Harms will
introduce the speaker and candi-
dates attending.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-27
Period Shower Curtains

Even shower curtains have gone
period. If your bathroom is Victor
ian, you'll want the new Victorian
shower curtain, with a design Of
loops and tassels. While if it is
Federal American or Directoire, then
the curtain with star decoration is
the one for you.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-27
Card PGrtu Idea

For serving guests while seated at
the card tables, there are triangular
trays, four of which fit together to
make square that covers the entire
surface of the table. The trays may
be prepared in the kitchen and
placed in front of the guests.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-27
Pr Omicr0ns to Meet

Pi Omicron sorority will meet at
Z Wednesday night at the WASH
ington. New officers are Misses
Amy Boner, president; Phoebe
Fields, president; Helen Bu~
chanan, secretary; Rena Gaulc,
treasurer, and Flora Drake, pro-
gram leader,
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Miss Cun1n1inS to Leave

Miss Mary Jane Cummins,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee G. Cummins, 4166 Washing
ton boulevard, will leave by plane
Wednesday to enter Barrat college,
Lake Forrest. Her sister, Mrs. Paul
S. Mcnamara and Mr.. Mcnamara
entertained Saturday at the Cum
Minis home with going away
dinner.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-27
Pocket Movie Camera

Have you seen the new movie
camera, small enough to fit into the
pocket? Not only is it inexpensive,
but you can take four times as many
pictures to the same length of film
as you can take in the usual size
movie camera.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-27
Professor to Lecture

Professor T. R. Hightower of
Butler university will lecture on
Greek Philosophy and Its Contri-
button to Modern Civilization at
meeting of the Zeta Kappa Psi
sorority at z Wednesday in the ORR
entail room of the Sphinx Arms. This
is the second lecture of the series.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-27
Win Glass Posts

Three indianapolis girls have been
elected officers of classes at st. Mary
of the Woods, Terre Haute. They
are Misses Frances Courtney, vice.
president Of junior class: Helen Con-
nor, secretary of junior class, and
Margaret Quinn, yice-president OF
sophomore class.
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RetMrn From East

Mr. and Mrs. Shirley w. Turner,
Mrs. Benjamin R. Garman and Ben
jamin Garman Jr., have returned
from a two weeks motor trip
through the east. They visited Mr..
Turner's parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Torrance Turner, in Boothbay
Harbor, Me.
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Officers to Be Named

Election of officers will be held by
the Alpha Epsilon chapter of Alpha
zeta Beta at business meeting
tonight at the Washington.
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Sorority to Meet

Kappa Gamma Alpha sorority will
meet at 8 Wednesday at the home
of Miss Dorothy Smith, 1126 North
Jefferson street.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-27
Concert Board TO Meet

The symphony concert drive COM
mittee will meet at 7:3O tonight at
the home of the captain, Mrs. Her.
bert NJ. Woollen. Golden Hill.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-27
Luncheon Is Scheduled

Francis Review, 8, viii have a
luncheon meeting Wednesday aft
erncon at the Red Mems hall, North
street and Capitol avenue.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-27
FTGteTl1itu to Meet

Alpha NJ chapter, Chi Sigma Chi
fraternity, will meet at 8 Wednes-
day night at the home of Clifford
Reno, 511 North Gladstone avenue.
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Mrs. Florence Free Macdonald,
Cincinnati, formerly Of Indian
apolis, and a soprano of note,
will appear on the program at
the annual class party of the
Woman's Bible class of the Cen
trail Avenue M. E. church at 2
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Clar-
ence Stonecipher, president of the
class, will head the receiving line.
The class has over 100 members.
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AMOS PARRISH
THE INDIANAPoLIs TIMES N. Y.
FASHION BUREAU,
500 FIFTH AVE, N. Y.
Please send your free~bulletin What
Oxfords Will Look Best on NY
dressed return envelope.
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Copyright, 1882, by Amos Parrish)
Next-New coats make "littIe"
women look taller.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-22
Praca zenskych ruk.

V bulharskom mestecku Pa
nagiuriste, ktore je strediskom
vyroby kobercov, Dol nedavno
zhotoveny koberec, ktoreho vel
kost' a vaha nebudu iste tax sko-
ro prekonane. K jeho zhotoveniu
bolo treba 800 ks Why 16 ro-
botniciek pracovalo na nom cele
diva roxy. V celom mestecku ne
bolo miestnosti, v ktorej by bo]o
mono tento obrovskv koberec
vystavit' Museli vypratat NEST
ske divadlo a tam Dol tento OBJ
rovsky koberec, spolu s ostatnl.
mi skvostnymi exemplarmi do
macej kobercovej vfroby po ur-
citl dobu vystavenT. koberac
tento Dol objednany isttm Anne
rikanom. Jeho cena ME je prave
mala: 100000.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-22

podivame do ktorehoko1 vekS so
znamu gramofonovsSch dosieks VI
dime, zc yramofonovych dgslek
bolo az vydane M statisice. Ne
div preto, ze> Y poslednej lope
gramofonovej dosky 81 vsinAl !
|l'udoyychovni pracovnici, ktorl
gramofonovd dosku chcl' vrildlt
medzi svoje vzdelavatel 'ske po-
mocky. Gramofonova doska u
moznuje poslnhatom reproduko-
vat hlasy umelcov, ktorl w ne
ziju, ale ktorych hlasy zachytlla
verne gramofonova doska. y tom
je rozdiel medzi rozhlasonl gra-
mof6nom. V rozhlase slovo zalll-
ka v tom okamziku, kedy doznle--
va mikrofon, gramofonova doska
no zachovava ma dlhh a dlhe ga
| Sv.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-22
Sposobuje fajcenie rakovinu?

" pred 40 rokmi prisiel slav-
ny yiedensky lekar Albert, povo-
dom j presvedcenim Czech ma to,
ze faicenie napomaha vzniku ra-
koviny jazyka. Prof. Albert ose-
troval 70 Pudi, ktori onemocneli
rakovinou jazyka, toho 60 mu.
zov, ktori fajcili z troch lie
cenych zien dve holdovaly taba-
ku. Y tychto pripadoch Dol to
nesporne vliv tabaku, ktory draz
dill ilstne organy TAX, ze vznikla
rakovina jazyka. Tento MAJOR M
zosnul6ho prof. Alberta Dol ne
davno potvrdeny angliekym le-
karom Bloodewoodom, ktory i"z
zistil, ze 70 100 nemocntch. =.
piacich rakovinou jazyka, SO fa;-
clio vsetci mali neciste. zane
dbane, prflis ostre. .znby. Medzi ne
mocnymi nasiel DR.. Bloodwood
niekol 'ko zien, ktore sice nefai
ely, avsak zuvaly praskovy Go
| han. Y poslednych dobach podl /
nazoru dra Bloodwooda ublvs
Docet onemocnenia jazykovou r9
kovinon a to preto, ze sa vefu(
stale vacsia pozornost' osetroM
niu 1st, najma vsak zubov. n
Bloodwood sud-, BE ak osetrcvl
ME 1st zubov bude este peeli
! veisie hlavne 6asteisie. ie vel
kA nAdei. ze rakovina iazvka u
Y blizkej dobe sama Cd seba w
mime.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-22

Prave ked takto hutal, zastal
pred domom ministrov koc a q
neho vystilpil vel Ky pan. Ivan
nabral odyahy a rozpovedal mi
nistrovi svoju ziadost' Tento
hned' dial kupit yel'l1y obchod Il
laroval no ochrancovi svojho III
vota Ivan uz teraz myslel ia
zenbu d nemusel sa mnoho ma
maliat', ably dostal "a zenu dcrru
iedntho bohateho agenta.
Sonia, takto sa volala jeho ze.
Ma, bola dost vysokomysel 'na a
ledva sa dozvedela, akeho moe
neho protektora ma jej muz, ne
lala mu pokola, kym Ivan ne,
pisal ministrovi a neprosil ho 0
titul mestskeho radcu. Titul al
dostal, a lSedIe Sonia no ustayic-
ne pobadala, pomaly stal sd tai
nym radeom a MATTEL ON yiace.
rtch radov.
- Chcela by som, keby 81 bo!
verkJm panom, - riekla Sonia
- Ako? Velkym panom g.. Ne
rozumiem ia, drkotal Ivan.
Zena poseptala mu nieco. Ivan
Sa Il 'akol a povedal, ze radsej 81
da oko vykfat', ako by NAL pro-
sit nieGo take. Ale Sonia mu he.
dala pokoja a Ivan sa konecne
vybral k ministrovi.
- Co chcete, Ivan Metnilov
- pfta sa ho minister dost' ne
priatel sky. ...
- Chcel by SOM. chcel by som
bvt' d6stojnikom gardy V Petro-
hrade.
Ledva to vypovedal, minister
sa hrozne nahneval, Snal sabl n
so steny... Ivan sa zohudil.
Wal bat6ztek sracal d'alei
prachnatou hradskou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-22

ale taIeto vzrnsuj1ce, zabavne~
a pouene divadlo ako je '.ssve-
farlSa este nikdy nilkto nevidel.
AckoI 'vek drama sSlovensaa mu-
cedlnica", ktoril som nap1sal lni-
nnltho roku, ia Wac niestacli to-
hoto olsolia, a minulej ncdeli pri
osade Sv. Yemdelina i Cicvclande
dolxazala sa byt vel 'koG Il pck.
nou narodnon hrou. predsa "Svc-
tarka' bnde este i mad nou W.
nikat' Bude to teda jelno maj
krajsich najvacsich sloven-
skych divadelnych predstaveni,
odkedy Slovaci zijii v t,mto me-
ste. A toto ME je len Stub, ale
bude dokazane al ma javiskn. %
pravdivosti tychto SLOW 81 bude
m6ct' kazdy presvedtit u preto
podvracanie alebo s1denie o tej-
to veci so stranky koaokol 'vck
NJ vopred, pokiar to neIvidi, bo-
10 by nemiestne. ia to, co pisem,
vzdy ruclm a som dosiaP vzdy
vsetko splnil, co som sl'nbil, a to-
imu bude al teraz tax. - Ma kerci
este raz chvala vd aka vset-
kym milovnikom navstevovate-
Pom nasich divadelnych predsta-
veni, ako j ct. redakcii tychto no.
vim "a laskave uverejnovanie ma
sich divadelnych ohlasiek.
S bratskou 1ctou
Andrej tisar.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-22
MAD GRAMOFONOvOU
DoSKOU.

| Patentny spis, ktorym T. A.
Edison ohlasil vynalez fonografu,
oredchodcu gramof6nu, nesie da-
5um 10. februara 1878. Vynalez
t. A. Adisona je tn charakteri-
zovany jake Photograph or
Speaking Machine. Nakres fono-
yrafu patentnom spise ukazu-
je, re fonograf Tomasa Alyu E.
disona obsahoval uz vSetky 4prv-
ky pozdejsieho gramofonu, take
vyvoj nepriniesol uz zakladnych
konstruktivnych zmien, ale pri-
pojoval len niektore detailn.,
dieleie zdokonalenia. Jednym z
hlavnych zdokonaleni .je pouzi-
tie plochej dosky ma miesto val
eeku, ako no ponzival T. A. Edi-
son pri svojich pokusoch. Zme-
IA ia mala vyznam hlavne pre-
vyrobu gramofonovych dosak
lebo kruhovita doska gramof6nu
sa vyrobf l'ahsie a snadneisie. a.
ko fonograficky valfek.
Fonograf T. A. Edisona vo svo
jich pociatkoch vzbudil hodne ne
vole. Tato nedovera vznikala ma
'ednej strane 20 zakladnej VERY.
Re by bolo mono mechanicky a
trvale zachytit' l'udskF HAS y
plnej jeho barve a sile. Ale veP-
ka Cast odporcov gramofonu o.
nierala svoje ndntietky o to, ze
ako zachyt 'ovanie, tax reprodu-
kovanie hfasu mech uz z valGe-
ku fonografu, alebo dosky tgramo-
f6nu, ME je dost' verne, ze znie
dute, ze je zkreslent. Technika
musela sa vel'mi snazit', aby tie
to namietky zlomila.
Bol to rozhlas, ktory viedol k
netusenemu rozmachu gramofonu
gramofonovej dosky. V pociat-
kach rozhlasu bolo mono pocut
hlasy, ze rozhlas vytlaei gramo-
fonovd dosku. Ale nestalo sa tax.
Nastal pravy opak. Rozvoj roz-
hlasu v pocetnych ludoch vzbu-
dill t1hu, ably mali hudbu donna.
ktor1 by mohli posldchat', ked'
rozhlas nehra. Rozhlas prichadza
uz hotovym programom, kdez-
to u gramof6nu kazdy jednotlivec
ma moznost' vybrat' 81 gramofo-
move dosky, ktore sa mu prave
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-22

tax lste obsahuje, chrania proti
nemociam, ktorf vzkrsajli prave
nedostatkom yitanlinoy Y ladle.
Ned muz alebo zena losiah
he dospelosti, znaci TO, ze presta-
vajll rast Avsak dospsly clovek
vyzaduje prave tax potrayy na
dostac jake diet a, ak chce Ia.
ehoyayat' svoJe zdravie telesne a
bodrost' dusevnu. Mlieko ohsa-
huje temer vsetky latky, potreb-
ne pre- dobre zdravie, a zasluhu-
je 81 preto miesto ma jedalnom
listku kazdeho dospel6ho Glove
ka. A okrem toho je nllieko po-
mernc lacp6 a nevyzaaujc vel
kych prfprav pred podanim ma
stol. w po dlhv rad rokoy kla-
dleme doraz ma to, .lakAho vel Ike
no vyznamu nadobjlda zvyk pi-
tia mlieka doSpelych. Upozor-
novah SINE ma to, ze pre- upravu
jedal obilin treba pouzivat' nile
ka na dostac, alebo re treba pit
mlieka k posilneliiu zalddka pri
rafaikach; re d'alsi POLAR mile
ka predpoludnim obnovi popl.
st'ajhcu energiu; re polar mile
ka pri obede obodri mas ku. ko-
naniu popoludnajsei prace; re
pohar mlieka popoludni dodl
nam dostato6nei silly k dokonte-
niu dennej prace; ze POLAR mile
ka pri veceri doda nam tie lat
ky, ktore ME sjl ohsazene ostat
nNch jedlach, a naostatok ze po-
har teplasteho mlieka pred spa
MIN. zaistl nam pokOinl spanok.
Mnohe vePkych obchodnTch
domov poskytujh svojim zMnost-.
nancom mlieko predpoludnim al
popoludni, lebo zistilv, ze zvTsc.
ME vykonnosti zamestnancov a
celkove polepsenie vykonancj pra
ce Wac ako zaokryje vsetky W.
davky so zadovazenim mlieka ,po
jene. Tento zvyk sliizi tiez na to
ably .iednosta jnost pracovnGho
dina bola nietim hoe len trochn
prerusena.
Poznovu odporucame vsetkym
dospelym l'ud 'om. ably sa stall
privraencami pitia mlieka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-22

-pacia zahrat ii Ia mich, kedy
praye ,citi potrebu. Ale rozhlas
podporoyal rozvoj gramofonu i
inou cestou. Zdokonalil zachyco-
vanie hlasu ma gramofonoyii do-
sku elektrickG nahravanie do
SAX zdokonalil i reproduk-
ciu gramofonovej dosky, pouzi
vajlc til zosilovacov znanych Z
radiopristroaj. Rozhlas a gramo
fonoya doska postupuju ruka y
ruke V programe rozhlas,l tax
Nv. reprodukovana hndba, gra.
mofonova doska, tvori vel mi OBJ
l'tlbeni cast rozhlasoveho pora
du. Zas naopak, gramofonova do
ska pomoze rozhlaslt tam, kde j,
de trvale zachytcnie hlasu. kto
~ je praye hovoreny, ktory tan
prave hovori pred mikrofonon
vysielacej stanice.
Bola to radiotechnika, ktora ne
obyeajne zdokonalila gramofono
VII teehniku. Hlas, ktory vycha
dza gramofonovych dosak dne'
je plny, verny neskresleny.
/, Gramofonova doska rychlo preni
ka. Me div, s1 ia nej zachyten(
najkrasnejsie opery, prave tai
ako krasne l'udove piesne, sn ne
mich zapisane naladove popevk,
| j piesne, rodiace sa ma okraji dne
snej DOLBY, je ma Mich zapisani
tanecna hudba atd'. atd'. Ak s.;
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-22
Dive tretiny obyvatel'ov zeme su
analfabeti.

Isty americkl vedecky casopis
priniesol nedavno statisticky w
kaz, podl'a ktortho 81 percent
obyvatelov zeme, vyse 10rotlNeh
nevie citat' ami pfsat V Is Sta
toch Wac ako polovica obyvate-'
Pow sd analfabetmi. Celkove o.
byvatel 'stvo tychto zeml robi 6lS
milionov. len tychto krajinacll
ie tedy analfabetov vyse 300 mi-
lionov.