davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-08-18
Too Much So

"The maid | require must be eco
noInical."
"Mv last mistress discharged me
for that very reason"
"What! for being economical?"
"Yes'm. I used to wear her clothes"
-Roston Transcript.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-08-18
Her on1v Wish

Doctor-But, madam, woman of
your age cannot expect to grow
younger.
All want you to do to keep me grow
ing older little bit slower.-Border
Cities Star.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-08-18
GOOD IDEA

"Why does player pick up two
bats before he goes to the plate?'
1T makes one bat seem lighter
don't you see?"
Il see. It's a fine scheme. l think
I'll try it on the biscuits at our board
ing house,"
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-08-18

Brave Mob?" She Asked Scorn-
fully.
impatiently. II tell you I did it. 1
shot the man and left him there.
Surely I ought to know"
Almost on the wings Of the wind the
news spread that the Texas killer was
to be lynched for the murder Of Tom
McArdle. BY word Of mouth it came
from the cowpuncher Red to Julia.
Red had wanted to stay in town and
share the excitement, but he had
agreed to skin a jerkline string to
Monarch with supplies for the Ben
Bolt mine. And he prded himself that
he was a man Of his word.
"Come night they'll sure put it up
to Mike Rand to open the Jail door an
poor Tom McArdle like they claim he
did hangin' amt any too good for him.
Jas has sure got the right of it when
he says we hadn't ought to stand for
them Texas bad men comm in an
bumpin' off our own boys"
The sound of her brothers name
dragged Julia out of the shock the
news had given her. us Jas mixed
up in this?" she asked quickly.
It occurred to Red that perhaps he
! had been indiscreet. He went through
| the process of what he would have
called stalling.
"Well now, Miss Julia, expect
everybody's in it more or less"
He was putty in her hands. Inside
of two minutes she had the truth out
Of him.
Julia was greatly troubled. In the
past weeks she had come to know the
little Texan. 1t was Impossible for her
to believe that he was coldblooded
murderer. He had been friend when
she needed one, at time when her
own brother had failed. In the phrase
of the Southwest he would do to tie to,
she felt sure. Now, somehow, he was
caught in this net and would be de-
stroyed.
And Jasper was leading the mob
against him-Jasper who had always
claimed to be a friend of his. She
knew her brother was not doing 1T be
cause of his love Of Justice. Instinc.
lively she felt, with dread, that there
was some sinister motive she could
not guess.
Like Ann Clifford her impulse was
all for action She could not sit dowr
quietly and let events take theil
course. Phil was not at the ranch
He could not go to town with her
But Dominick Rafferty, could ant
would. She sent Red to find and bring
him.
Unfortunately Rafferty, was not Il
be found. Julia took with her insteat
the wrangler Sam Sharp, leaving wore
for Rafferty, to follow as soon as the.
could get word to him.
They rode through the falling night
The stars were out when they drew
into the outskirts of the little town
An unusual excitement could be felt
Many people were on the streets.
Julia stopped one hurrying man t.
ask fearfully If the Jail had been We
stormed. At recognition Of him sh
gave a startled little cry. The eye
that looked up into hers were thos
Of Wilson Mccain.
mot yet Miss Stark" he answered
"And you--are you one of this Draw
mob?" she asked scornfully.
"NOo
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-08-18
Breaking II Gently

"It's too bad-Mrs. Upton's pet dog
was Just run over and killed. She'll
be heartbroken."
Eyes, l guess I'd better begin by tell.
ing her it was her husband"
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-08-18
Mates in That Way

Mrs X.-Are the new couple in the
next fiat we'll mated?
Mr.. Kin way. He can't hold a
job and she can't hold her tongue
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-08-18
Star Dust

Mayme-He ought to be popular
he's such a brilliant football player
Gertie-Yes, only his private life Is
so darn colorless.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-08-18
WELL WORTH CATCHING

Anything worth catching in this
!ake?"
Rather. That girl in the red bath
ing suit is worth million, I'm told"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-03
URGES u. S. WORKERS
TO JOIN A. F. |. AGAIN
John Arthur Shaw Says Reafflia'
ton Would Help Fed
eral Union.

Retaliation with the American Fed
Grafton of Labor would be of "inesti-
mable value to our organization in its
efforts to achieve the best possible Fed
eral personnel policy" it was said to-
day by John Arthur Shaw, director of
the United States Employment Service
and candidate for the presidency of
Federal Employees Union No. 2.
There is nothing to be gained by
evading the matter" Mr.. Shaw said,
THE question resolves itself into
whether it is beneficial to Federal en-
ployes to affiliate with the A. F. OF L.
On the basis of our past experience,
there is no doubt it has been bene-
fetal. and there is no reason to believe
it will be otherwise than beneficial now
or at any time in the future.
1T may be well to point out that,
since Federal employees organizations
achieve their object by means of legis-
lation, in order to effect remdieS for ex-
isting inequities they must rely, to
great extent, upon continuous Nation
wide educational campaign to enlighten
the general public.
The more than 10000 local labor
bodies, scattered widely throughout the
entire Nation, afford the best means of
SO enlisting this necessary public inter-
est and support, as through such local
unions Federal employees can dissent
nate information and create public
sentiment favoring their plans and
projects for betterment of conditions in
the Government service, as affecting
Federal employees, and at the same time
enlist the united support Of 5000, 900
voting citizens.
I'VE have much to gain and nothing
TO lose by such afflliation."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-03
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.

Belasco-''The Gondoliers," at 1920
pm.
Gayety-"Innocent Maids" at 2:15
and 8:15 pm.
PaIace-"Emma," at 1880 am, 1855
4:40, tbs and $50 pm. Stage shows
at LOS, 3:45, 6:25 and pm.
Fox-"The Gay Caballero," at 1887
am, 1852, 4:44, 1926 and 1903 pm
Stage shows at 1852. 3:34, 6:26 and
9:05 pm. Ell Brendel, in person, at
1886, APT, 7:09 and 9:4e pm.
CoIumbia-"Hen Divers" at II am,
los, 3:15, $50, 7:25 and 9:35 pm.
R-K-O Keith's-"Lost Squadron" at
1l:15 am, 1853. AL, 1924 and 10:07
pm. Stage shows at 12:46, 3:29, SIP
and S:55 pm.
MISUNDERSTANDING Man Who Played
God" at IL am, 12:48, 2:34, 4:21, 6:04,
7:5l and 910 pm.
Rialto-"M Murders in the Rue Morgue, -
at 1925 am, 1857, 2:27, 1857, sgt
1927 and 958 pm.
EarIe-"S Shanghai Express" at Ills
am. l so, Abs, 7:20 and 10 pm. Stage
shows at 1855 3 40, 6:25 and 9:02 pm
Tivcli- Prestige, at 2:35, APO, $40
1855 and GAS pm.
Central-"Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde,
from IL am. to II pm.
MISUNDERSTANDING Team" at 6:15
8 and GAS pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-03
u. 5. DRIVE PUTS
137,715 TO WORK
New York Leads in Job Cam
paign-Chicago Takes
Action Today.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 3-The 10000
mark in the united action campaign
for 10000 jobs was neared yesterday
as IS communities in 80 States re-
ported 10,141 newly created wage
earners.
New York State contributed 317l of
the days total, which brought the
number of jobs found since the cam
paign started to 1878. The city Of
Buffalo alone reported 2,e40 of the
States total.
A regional meeting sponsored by the
Chicago Association Of Commerce will
be held in Chicago today to consider
ways and means of perfecting the Or
ganization to extend job finding in that
city. A similar meeting is scheduled
for Friday in Detroit, the united action
for employment headquarters an
nounced.
Next to New York, the greatest num-
Der of jobs reported today was l,08l
from California Minnesota reported
987 and North Carolina $50. The New
York total, however, placed it second
in the grand total for the campaign
with 1912 against 17,425 for Mime
sofa and 1928 for Wisconsin.
The days report Showing in paren-
thesis the grand total for each State
since the campaign began) included the
following
Arizona: Douglass, so.
California (3,77D: Berkeley, 1907;
Mendoza, IS; San Francisco, 20.
Colorado Q,210): La Junta, 8.
Idaho 800: Bonners Ferry 10.
Illinois Q0,244): Chicago TAT; Jack
sonville, 4; La Sale, Is; Wood River, 81.
Indiana G12D: Indianapolis, 6;
Michigan City. $50.
Maryland 1889: Baltimore, LOG.
Michigan (2,96D: Detroit, 80; Ma
rine City, 8.
Minnesota Q8,412): Excelsior, 5;
Williams, 4; Duluth, $50.
Missouri (4,114: Carthage, 405.
Ohio (6,503): Delphos, 8; Liberty
Center, 6.
Oregon (2,o7D: Antelope, l.
Pennsylvania G,825): Erie, 116;
Clearville, 2; Conemaugh, l; Cory, Is;
Curvensville, So; Kennett Square, IT;
Northumberland, So; Palmerton, 4;
Paoli, 4 Union City, 9.
Utah $500: Ogden, Ill.
Texas 0,3OO: Dallas, 316; Co
manche, IL; Del Rio, 4; Ell Paso, 10;
Rotan, 80.
washington (2,564): Everett, "a;
Ridgefield, 80; Goldendale, 20;
West Virginia (2,760D: Parkersburg,
90; Charleston, 40.
Wisconsin Q3,32D: Sheboygan, rs;
Tigerton, 8; Westby, l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-03
PROPOSALS.

SEALED BIDS ,INDoRsED BIDS FOR
kitchen equipment, Specification No. 6767, y
will be received at the Bureau of Yards and
Docks, Navy Department. Westminster. D. G.,
until ii O'Clock am, March %, 1882. and
then and there publicly opened, for kitchen
equipment at the Naual Air Station. Wash
tnotoH (Anacostidj, D. c. Specification No.
6767 and accompanying drawing may be OBJ
tanned on application to the bureau. De-
post of check or postal money order for
$40, payable to the Chief of the Bureau of
Yards and Docks, is required as security for
the safe return Of the drawing and specifi-
cation. The Government reserves the right
to require, prior to the award of the con-
tract statement of facts in detail of the
business and technical organization of the
bidder available for the contemplated work,
including financial resources for such part
stipulation in article. l6 of the Standard
Government Form of Contract (Construc-
tion) to be used. and experience of organiza-
ton IN construction of comparable work.
The Government reserves the right to reject
any bid respecting which the facts as to
business ana technical organization. inan-
cial resources or experience, compared with
the project bid upon. Justify such rejection.
Is. 1882 mh3,i 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-03
NOVENA INAUGURATED

A novena in honor of st. Francis
Xavier, known as the novena Of grace,
will be inaugurated tomorrow In st.
Aloysius Church, North Capitol and
streets. The novena will be continuous
until March II, during which period
there will be nine services each day.
Special novena masses will be held
each day at 7 am. and $50 am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-03
FINED FOR ATTACK
Man Convicted of Attempt t
Break Into Apartment.

ID Cdh AA W IA pa IAuCI1I'
Arrested Tuesday night for destroy
ing private property, assault and drunk
enness, Burnell J. Bateman, 1900 block
Of Thirty-ninth street, was convicted
on all charges in Police Court yesterday
and fined total of $65 by Judge John
P. Mcmahon.
Police said Bateman attempted to
smash into the apartment Of Miss Flor
ence Christie. 1440 r street Tuesday
night. Miss Christie's screams attracted
Harvey V. Avery, resident manager
who Is said to have been attacked by
the intruder. Avery. however, was able
to detain Bateman until Policeman H
H. Hodge arrived from the second pre-
cinct.
Hodge told Judge Mcmahon Bateman
obviously was drunk and had smashed
in the glass door Of Miss Christie's
apartment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-03
Growers Not dealers"

Producers would not be considered as
dealers when selling commodities they
have grown, under a bill by Senator
Goldsborough, Republican, of Mary
land, passed yesterday by the Senate
The measure defined all dealers in per-
ishable agriculture products.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-03
Mrs. Taft Gets Pension.

An annual pension of $4,000 will be
received hereafter by Mrs. Helen H.
Taft, widow of the former President,
under a bill passed yesterday by the
Senate. The measure was sponsored by
Senator Bingham, Republican, of Con-
necticut
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-02
kdezto 20 vsetkych nikto nepra.
coval tol 'ko ma tomto poll, ako
prave on. Svedcf sa, aby SINE tu
dali toto zadost'ueinenie.
HR0ZY MADARSKf'Ho
TERoRU.

Znamy nemecky spisovatel' a
publicista Almost Toller, uverej-
nuje v poslednom elsie vyznam-
neho berlinskeho tyzdennfka cla-
nok ma zaklade svojich osobnych
skusenosti, ktory ilustru;e vefmi
nazorne skutocne pomery, ktore
v Mad'arsku panuju. Nevahame
preto soznamit' MIN svojich ci-
tatel 'ov.
Ked' zemsky spravca Horthy
vital nedavno spisovatel'ov, kto-
ri sa sisli celeho sveta ku kon-
gresu medzinarodneho spisova-
tePskeho spolku Pen-Clubu, chva-
lii 81 sam til ocelov1 kazen, v
ktorej Mad 'arsko zije. Co to pod
ocel 'ovou kaznou mieni, dozvie-
me sa ak 81 vsimneme nasledujn-
echo pripadu: ;Vereinost''s vie dnes
uz malo O ohavnostiach bieleho
teroru v dobe 'pustosenia "pre-
b1dzajlcich sa Mad 'arov" krat
'ko po prevrate. V nemocnici sv
Rocha v Pesti stretol som sa S
obuvnfkom Julom Viragom, sta
rym A rokov, otcom 3 detf
ktory Is rokov boil clenom soci.
alne demkratickej strany a I'll
tax, ako sa dalo v malej dedine
Rakoscsaba. Jednoho dna, 3. ma
ia 1882 prisli vsak k nemu dc
chalupy vysetrujdci komisari q
vyzvali ho, ably vydal soc. dem
letaky, ktore prechovava siri
Gyula Virag sa zaprisahal, ze mu
o ziadnych letakoch ME je nii
znamo, a ukazoval len, ably 81 ce
~ dom prehliadli, ze mic nenaj.
du. A tiez skutocne mic nenasli
Uboby svec 81 myslel, re vsetk(
Je v poriadku. Pani no vsak w.
zvali, aby siel mimi ma komi
sarstvo. Tomu sa valne nepodi.
vii, lebo ii pani musia O vsetkon
spisat' protokoly. Ale v tom s;
t'azko zmylil. Ma policajnom ko
misarstve boly mu sviazane ru
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-02

ky nohy Dol poveseny ma pa
lieu, ako sa to robilo "a tureckych
casov a bola mu udelena podTa
vsetkych pravidiel . tureckej hi
storie znama bastonada, 80 ran
palicou ma nahe chodidla. Ably
nerusil krud 1radnych miestno
sti, dostal do nst satku. Pri 30.
rane omdlel. Ked' sa prebudil 2
mdlob, holy mu puta uvol meme
a m6hol sa prejst' po studenych
dlazdiciach. Chudak 81 myslel, ze
sa tax deje preto, ably sa mu u
lavilo, ale v skutocnosti slo len
0 to, ably potion Ease m6hol do
stat znovu. Omdlenie, prelude
ME, prechadzka po studenych
dlazdiciach nova bastonada ma
sledovaly, ma co nest astny svec.
ked' sa Ease prebudil, radsej row
no vyskocil, oknom zlamal 81
nohu. Jeho zena, ktora bola t 'az4
ko nemocna srdecnou vadou, 20
mrela, ked sa 0 tom dozvedela.
Teraz lezf Gyula Virag spitali
'sv. Rocha, nohy ma sosite "a
gipsovane, ale ma chodidlach mo-
zno dobre vidiet' krvou podliate
stopy bastonady. Svec nebol pre-
to vyheceny 70 svojej biedy o
spravodlivost', urobil trestne O.
znamenie na k,omisarov a dufa,
ze sa najde nejaky sud, ktory mu
pomoze k pravu. Ukazalo Sd, re
boil ,skutocne nevinne muceny,
trestne riadenie proti menu mu-
selo byt' zastavene. Caka a MIN
cely svet caka, kedy bude zaha-
Jene trestne rladenle protl zlocln-
nym komisarom.
Pri citani tejto zpravy mohlo
by sa zdat', re sa takto zuri V
Mad 'arsku len proti 'triednym
nepriatel 'om'', proti socialistom
a re sa prihodil i omyl. Ale casto
staci, aby bol clovek Nemec a
dostane v Mad'arsku tiez. V ne
meckom budapestianskom easopi-
Sc "Budapester Sonntagsblatt'
rozprava sa o tom, co sa zbehlo
v starej svabskej obci Etyek t. r.
pred Vel'kou nocou. Obcania
chceli dostat' zpat ucitela, kto-
ry i'm Dol narodnym vodcom a
radcom a vzopreli sa proti jeho
| naStupcoyi. az Obec bola Obsade.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-02

ma vojskom. velitep Getnfcsva
podrazdenf dial xatkndt' niekol'
ko prednych obcanov, medxi nj
mi dvoch d6stojn$ch startch
sedliakov dve vaEene stare sed-
liacky a tito nevini l'udia boil
potion medzi styr1ha ocima me-
l'udsky styranf. Jeden 20 starcov
musel byt' odvezeny do pest 'skej
nemocnice a zapasf 50 smrt 'ou.
Ostatni utrpeli rome take FRA
nenie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-02

j., 19 kusoy rozlicneho satstva a
par topanok.
.Justina Uhrinova, Shenango,
Pa, $1.00.
Srdeene Pan Bob zaplat'!
s vd'akou uctou SINE yam Cd
dani,
Vybor vzajomnej pomoci
Slovenskej Ligy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-02
Model.na romantika.

Prva Ako ste sa soznamila
50 svojim druhym manzelom?
Druha: Vel'mi romanticky !:
on presiel autom m6jho pry6ho
manzela!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-02

Cez vojnu domacnost' dra Ba-
zovskeho bola stalym centrom v
luceneckych posadkach a vojen-
skych nemocniciach sa vzdy ma
chodiacich roznych 'rozklad-
nych" vojakov, Slovakov, Rumu-
nov, Juhoslovanov, Cechov atd'.
od ktorych al bojist' dostaval
dobr6 informacie, tax ze Dol ne
uveritel ne dobre informovany o
vsetkych. situaciach. ,..:
Pri prevrate DIR. Bazovsky tax
ako predtym bez bazne, celym
svojim rozpiatim postavil sa pro-
ii nasim odvekym mad 'arskym
vrahom a "a slobodu Slovakov v
ramci Cesko-Slovenskej Republic
ky! Pevne hlasal veril ma brat
stvo Cechov ku Slovakom. Orga-
nizoval so sidlom Luccnci na
recovom rozhrani Hornonovo-
hradskn Slovensku Narodnu Ra-
du, ktorej bol predsedom. Bral
! dcast' ia r6znych shromazde-
mach al protivneho smeru, kde
smelo zasahoval do debat v pro-
speech nasej veci al mad arsky-
mi reciami. Musel stale vyjedna.
vat ciel 'om zabezpecenia istoty
majetku a osob novohradskych
Slovakov IS roznymi emisarmi
Budapest Balazovych Darmot.
Dina 30. oktobra 1918 sa chystal
hrozny napor proti vsetkym no.
vohradskym Slovakom. DIR. Ba-
zovsky prave preto nemohol ce-
stovat' do Martina, kan telegra-
foval a telefonoval. D1a, 30. ok
tobra 1918 sa po mnohych ma
nevroch dra Bazovskeho scvrkol
napor na to, re mad 'arskou lu-
zou, na. .jma studentstvom boil pre-
padnuty a poskodeny jeho dom,
| ale akcia inacej bola zastavena.
Ma den %. novembra 1918 svo-
lal DIR. Bazovsky v meme Horno-
novohradskej Slovenskej Narod-
nej Rady l'udove shromazdenie,
na ktore sd delegatmi a bezpro-
stredne dostavil cely slovensky
Novohrad. Ma navrh dra Bazov.
skeho, ako predsedu a hlavneho
recnika, shromazdenie rezol1ciou
vypovedalo odtrhnutie sa Lucen-
ca slovenskeho Novohradu cd
Mad arska a pripojenie sa k Ce
sko-Slovenskej Republike. Prl
tomni tam mad 'arski vojaci drs
Bazovskeho este tam Ma shro
mazdeni chceli zabit', ale preka
lilly to spaliere pritomnych slo
venskych rol 'nikov. Zaujimavt
bolo, re Ma tomto shromazden
padol Dol navrh, ably Slovenskt
tvorilo samostatny Stat, co all
dr.. Bazovsky nakratko odbavil
V ten isty den po obede zasad'
la "Mad 'arska narodna vojen
ska rada" magyar Nemzeti Ka
tonatanacs) a tato pre- vysledok
predobednajsieho shromazdenia
odsndila dra Bazovskeho stata
rialne, ako sd to v tie easy na
mnohych miestach tu konalo, nj
trest smrti zastrelenim, ktorJ
trest NAL byt' hned veeer Z
na dvore pesiackej kasarne a.
vykonany. DR.. Bazovsky "a tym.
to ucelom boil osmimi vojakmi
pod bajonetmi z kruhu rodiny a,
! odvleceny, boil w len par kroko,
cd popravist a, obvykleho stvor
hranu, ale vtedy nahodou hol "a
chraneny tou okolnost 'ou, ze mi
nistersky predseda gr6f Micha
Karolyi telegraficky a telefoni'
cky pozval dra Bazovskeho dc
Budapesti ku znamemu pojedna
vaniu mad arskou vladou ma
rano, 20. 11ovembra. Prave este
bolo casu toto statarialnemu sii
du autenticky V znamost' uviest
lebo 81 minuty dr.. Bazovsk!
| l. I. - n
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-02
ANiO!

Ci potrebna je poradna scho-
dza verejnych cinitel 'ov vsetkych
americkych Slovakov bez rozdie-
lu? Pc vsestrannom uvazovanf
svolania SLOW. Ligou takejto sch6
DE do Pittsburghu mesiaci sep
tembri "a 1celom porokovania
tlakom naliehavych a dobou zod-
povednych casovych problemov,
ktore hlboko dotykaju sa bolest-
neho koreila, existencie vsetkych
nasskych institllcii. - a najhlav-
nejsie, priamo samotneho fudu,
ano, uznavame vel 'ku dolezitost'
a potrebu takejto schodze. Vel-
kl Pudia hovoria, ze st astny je
rud, narod, ktory pochopil W.
znam dolby, a podl'a toho sa al
casove prisposobil a svoje zalezi-
tosti podl' "a toho 81 zariadil.
Americkym Slovakom nikdy
nehrozilo ,katastrofalnejsie ne
bezpecie, jako prave v dobe tel
to, ktora nam Slovakom nepri-
pravenym prerastla ponad hla-
w.. a ktora DOBA V kazdom
d0sledku moze sa stat osudnou
amer. Slovakom, a SLOW. institu-
clam. Ma tejto poradnej schodzi
tIdeme vstave zistit' pravy stav
trapneho polozenia .Slovakov V
Amerike, jake al na Slovensku.
Cd tejto spolocnej porady bude
zavisiet' osud a d'alsi vyvoj slov.
cloveka V Amerike.
Tato slovenska konferencia
svolana ,Slovenskou Ligou, je
bude termometrom nasho citenia
a oddanosti ku naSmu narodu,
Fudu a jeho institiciam.
Ma vsenarodnu konferenciu
pride kazdy zodpovedny "muz
ktory sd netrasie nevyhyba
/, vel 'kej zodpovednosti, ktora mu
je jako verejnemu cinitel'ovi u
lozena. = Cd zdaru tejto konfe-
rencie zavisi ohromne mnoho pre-
buducnost' nasho zitia-bytia jak
narodneho, spolocenskeho, ekono-
| mickeho, robotnickeho, financne.
ho, tax al SO stanoviska brat
skych podpornych organizacii, a
t'azkych existencnych problemov
| tychze.
Ma tel konferencii sd musl III
slit terajsf stav amer. SLOW. ro-
botnika, jeho nest 'astne polozenie
a jeho vyhl 'ad do budGcnosti.
Ked' slovensky narod prijal Z
ruk sveta zodpovednost' "a vse.
tky nasledky a problemy jake
kazdy statotvorny, svrchovan!
narod musi NEST. vtedy my
| Slovaci musfme al skutkami do
kazat', ze sme konstruktivny a
zivotaschopny element, ktory vie
sa najst' v krize, a posudzovat
spravne haklive otazky pre- svo.
lud v tejto kritickej dobe.
| Zodpovedni cinitelia ma tejtc
konferencii maj1 dojst' k jedne-
mu vePmi dolezitemu nsudku, a
ten je: Ia ziadnych okolnosti ne
bat sa povedat' otvorenu PRA.
,VDU slovenskemu l'udu, co je
vlastne vo veci - lebo MAS len
PRAVDA spasi, a ked' SLOW. l'ud
bude vediet' PRAVDU, vtedy on
81 sam najde cestu a sposob svoj-
ho zivota jeho existencie.
Ohromna skoda je, ze takate
vseslovenska konferencia nebola
svolana uz davno. O tol 'ko by
SINE boil dnes napred, 0 kol 'ke
sme dnes nazad vysledkami
ktore strasia iprimneho cloyeka
"a bieleho dina.
Ia Vybor Socialno Ekonomi-
cky Robotnfcky pittsburghske-
no sboru Sloy. Ligy,
Zero Bury, predseda.