davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-04
DIVE MOVE TovARNE Ma
DREVOvY HODVAB.

v kratkom case ma d6jst' k
rozsiaIhlej vyrobe drevoyeho hod,
vabu V dvoch tovarnach, co by
znamenalo zlepsenie drevarskeho
priemyslu. TAX ma byt' reorga-
nizovana tovarna na umely hod-
vab v Senici (Nitr.) a zariadena
na vyrobu dreveneho hodyaEu
| firma Bat "a uvazuje sriadcnl
podobnej toyarne, nakol'ko chce
vyrobou tohoto kryt' vlaStn1 pc
trebu. Ia minuly rok spotrebova-
la firma 30 milionov mctrov ti,a-
mic do bot a predava tyzdcnn,
pol miliona parov puncoch a po
noziek.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-04

potrebne a prospesne, aby krasy,
ktorymi mas obdarila priroda,
sluzily vzajomnemu sblizovaniu
a smierovaniu. Bude treba W.
ekat' vysledkov d'alsieho odbor-
neho preskdmania ju3nosloven-
skych jaskyii, bude treba urobit
vsetko, ably tieto jaskyne boly
co najsk6r spristupnens a I've
rejnena, aby avetoya vereinost'
bola mimi cestou vhodnej pro-
pagacie dobre oboznamena, we'd
nejedna ga o mic mensiehc. ako
0 to, ze spojene jaskyne agtele-
cke pleSivecke tvoria dosial
najyacsie zname jaskynne prize
story krapnikoy6 nielen v Euro
pc, ale ma celom svete.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-04
0 NOVEL BANI MA UHLIE

Martinsks Mar. Noviny dostaly
este tento list o novel hani ma
uhlie ma Slovensku: Daila sa ma
chadza y chotari ohce Strednc
Plachtincc (Hontianska zupa) q
objayil ju J. Balint, ktarv DOLBY
va uhlie j v Iracinach. Uhlie Jc
znamenitej akosti podl'a vrta-
MIA bolo zistcne, ze sa no ma tom
mieste nachadza asi s mihonoV
tnn! Vrstva 13O en- siroka ma
,chodi sa hned pri povrchu. Ma
tento cas- tam pracujc ~ bali-
kov okolia Kremnice. Otazka
vsak, ci pri takom vel'kom
mnozstve uhlia dojde K pracam
syo yacsom rozmere pre- rozlicne
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-04
LIEcERNE UsTAVY v CsR.

PodPa vykazu ministerstva
zdravotnictva name republikc
396 liecebnych tlstaNov, 2 toho
l6l nemocnic, 102 inych lieeeb-
nych lstaYoy, 22 iistayov pre-
chorych ma pl 'ilca, So sanatorii a
ozdrayoyni a So sillxromnlch sa-
natorii. Slhrnny poeet postiel
je 50,448, lekaroy v 1stayoch
l,4ls osetrujlceho personaln
4,7s2. v minulom roku bolp v.
tychto iistayoeh osetrovanfch
730,O94 osob, a to 374,94O ml.z.
,skych a a55, 100 Sien.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-04
NOVA vZACNA KNIHA.

v Prahe yyslo move dielo Mar
tina Razusa: Argumenty'', ho-
worry SO synon S tebou. Vydal
L. Mazac v Prahe ako 38. sxazok
Edicie mladlch sloyenskych spi-
eovatel 'ov. Stran l26, cena IL.
kes.
Po dlhom rade heletristicky ych
knill, poezic ! prozy, llapisal tc-
raz Martin Ra9lls syoju pryl
knihu essayl to Vo formc no.
voroy, adresovanych syojmu sy-
noyi-studentoyi zaroyefl Hte-
be-, t. j. kazdemu cloveku, kto-
~ mysli. Razus sam sa' pred
stavuje Y tejto knihe ako mysli-
tel a to myslitel' terajsieho mo-
derneho yeku, ktory hl'ada har-
monicke vyrovnanie SO vsetkymi
problemami otazkami dneska d
ito sub speciae aeternitatis pod
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-04
PRVE CISLO "SLOVENSKEJ
RECT.

Skoro rok chystali kosicki Slo-
vaci vydavanie mesacnika pre-
dobrn slovencinu, ktoreho prve
cfslo vyslo po tieto dni. Casopls
sa vola "Slovenska rec, redl-
guju ho Heinrich Bartek Anton
Pridavok. Ma nvodnom mieste Je
characteristics slovenciny cd
L 'udovita Stura, je to. ylastne
vynatok jeho graplatiky, elm
redakcia chcela istotne ukazat, ,
re St1rove zasady pre- slovencinn
poklada "a spravne al pre- teral-
Stu spisovnn rec. z d 'alsich clan
kov vynimame stlldiu Mnozny
nominatiy zvieraclch mlen muz-
skeho rodu, v ktorej skol. insp
Peter Pavel Zg1th npozornuJe, "
sprayne je nominat!ve pluralu
medvede, vrabce, hady, orly ME
medvedi, vrabci, hadi, orli, axe
chybne ucia move Pravidla slo-
venskeho pravopisu.
Prye cislo "Slovenskej reel
je objektivne. Vidiet' snahu ma
ozaj pomoct' spisovnej reel. Slo
venska verejnost' dobrii volt
vydavatel'stv Spolku miloyni
kov sloyenciny Kosiciach, nal
lepsie odmenf tym, ze 81 bude ca
sopis predplacat' Predplatna nj
rok je 80 Kcs na Slovensku, as
$1.50 $500 pre- Ameriku. Pred
platky treba posielat Admin
stracia "Slovenskej reel Y ko
siciach, Rasinoya 8.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-04
ma VYcH. $40
vENsKu.

Kosicka odbocka Radipjourlla-
lu v snahe oboznamit' sypjich
posluchacov so vsetkymi zauil-
mayost ami yychodnGho. Sloyen,
ska, zaradila do syojho programp'l
dina 80 oktobra o 1900 hod. re-
portaz 70 statnych yinlc Y Ma
lei Toroni, Y ktorej posluchaei
radia budd mat prflezitosf obo,
zaamit sa jednak $ krajonl Slo.
yenska, ia ktorom sa rodi he-
id'aljanske vino, jednak vyvo-
JON a organization malotoroi1all.
askych statnych yinfc. ss s
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-04
sLovENsKE TARIFY.

v poslednej dobe hospodarsky
zivot Slovenska a Podk. Rusi
domahal sa stale intenzivnejsie
prepocftania zeleznicnych tarifov.
Skutocnost' hospodarska stati-
stika bilancia ukazaly, ze do
savadnymi neurovnanymi ne
srovnanymi pomermi zeleznic-
nych tarifach hospodarsky ziyot
.vychodnej casti republiky VEL
mi trpel. We'd bolo ma pr. priamo
iluz6rne, ze dovoz 20 zahranicia,
caste niekol 'ko nasobne vzdiale-
nejsieho ako najvychodnejsia
cast nasej republiky, do zapad-
nych castl nasho statu prisiel
niekol 'konasobne lacnejsie, ako
vnutrostatna doprava. Je samo-
zrejme, re najma teraJseJ dobe
musi sa omedzit' dovoz cudzl-
ny ma minimum. A treba sa sta
rat, aby obchodny ruch netrpel
este Wac nasimi vnntornymi ho-
spodarskymi nesrovnalost ami.
Preto sd hospodarski zastupcoyia
Sloyenska tax hnzevnate donna
haju prepocitania zeleznicnych
tarifov, lebo prepocitane tarify
znacne Olivia hospodarsky ruch
ma Slovensku a tym prispeju k
zlepseniu hospodarskej a social
nej situacie nielen vo vel'mi n1dz
nych vychodnych castiach repub-
1iky, ale i v celom nasom State. V
poslednych di1och vyhl 'adala de-
putacia Narodohospodarskeho IL
stavu pre- Slovensko ministerske-
no predsedu Udrzala, ably mu thu
mocila ziadost', ably prepoeitanie
tarifov bolo prevedene uz od !.
oktobra toho roku. Ministersky
predseda Udrzal zdoraznil vo svo-
jej odpovedi, ze vykona sa vset-
ko, ably tento davny poziadavok
Slovenska boil uskutocneny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-04
'sLovENsK1'' M1NlsTRI PRO
n sLovEN6IN1 a AIATICI.

Dna 25. okt. vyrltil sa dr.. l.
van Derer, minister skolstva, ma
Stredoslovakov ma spisovn1 rec
slovensku. O tri dni neskor mi-
mister vn1tra DIR. Juraj Slavik
v Trencfne povedal novinarom
"Ked vsak nebude vol a k do
hode (rozumej v Mattel sloven-
skej), bude neyyhnutna zasiah-
nut autoritativne." Pphrozenie
Juraja Slavika je ozaj naivne.
Akoze 81 to pan minister pred
stavuje9 We'd vie vel mi dobre.
re ministerstvo vnltra nemoze
Mattel slovenskej AMI ziadnemu
inemu spolku rozkazat', akych 81
ma VOLT funkcionarov. Minister
stvo mohlo by aida zrusit yalna
shromazdenie pre- nejake formal
ne chyby, ale al potion Dol by to
Gin prenahleny, ,lebo vel l'ka vac
Sina clenstva Matice slovenskej
1plne snhlasi tym, co ustano-
vilo yalne shromazdenie. A MET
pochyby, ze move valne shromaz-
denie vyslovilo by sa rovnako, a
ko shromazdenie II. maja. Auto
ritativne mohol by dr.. Juraj Sla-
vik zakrocit' iba vtedy, keby
chcel zrusit' rozpustit' Maticu
slovenskd, ale to nam predsa len
minister Slavik neurobi, lebo V
Mattel slovenskej nestalo sa mic
protistatneho.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-04
EASE vYHoRELA DED1NA.

V noel 3. na 4. oktobra vzni-
kol obci Redoyej pri DobsineJ
poziar, ktory bol takych rozme-
roy, ze desiatim hasieskym sbo-
rom podarilo sa lho lokalizovat' az
po najvacsej namahe. Popolom
l'ahlo 81 obytnych domov 157
hospodarskych budov SO zasoba-
mi nrody vel'kym poctom do
bytka. Skoda sa odhaduje ma 8
miliony Kcs a je len zpoloyice
kryta poistenfm Mnohi stall sa
zobrakIni q ieh hiedn zyysuje, u
zina je predo dyerIni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-04

zornym uhlom vecnosti. Vycho-
diskom jeho sil: logika empl-
ria vedl'a nich vlastny jeho
l'udsky instinkt, instinkt intelek-
tuala. ktory kazdom zjave
hmata zakonitost' az metafyzi-
ckn. Y essay;ach tSchto pozna-
vame sice Razusa-basnika, ale G.
Ste viacej Razusa- -publicistu, kto
~ je spojeny $ dneskom kazdym
syojim neryom a to ME $ dnes-
kom nejakych inych koncin sye-
ia, ale dneskom Mani hybaJu-
elm.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-04

t'azkosti, ktore sa stavajn do ce-
.sty. Predoysetkym je tn nedosta-
tok potrebneho kapitalu a halej
otazka doprayy, lebo tn MET ze-
leznice, AMI yhodnych ciest pre-
yIyoz nakladnymi autami. Jedna
firma Bratislavy sice npnaka
podnikatel 'oyi kapital 81 subuJe
sriadit' lanoyn drahu do Rlieso-
vice, kladie vsak yysoke podmlen-
ky. Podnik vo vel 'kom roznlere
Dol by rozhodne yitany pre- ten
to kraj. Stefan MiskoYsky,
ev. farar. L
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-04
70 starsj ylasti
(zpravy > krajovych novin.)
NARODNIE NoVINY SKONFI.
SKoVANE. III

Narodnie Noviny organ
Slovenskej narodnej strany ma
Slovensku, boly 5. oktobra zha-
bant, takze muscle byt vydane
move cislo oknami', t. j. $
prazdnym miestom, kde boly sta.
te cenzorovi nemile A Cesko-
Slovensku ma byt' tlacoya slobo-
da!
Oslo bolo skonfiskoyane pre-
redakcny clanok "Poznamky k
mylnemu chapaniu cesko-sloven.
skej otazky.'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-04
MOVE LETISTIA MA SLOVEN-
SKU.

Miristerstvo verejnych prac
prikroci uz tejto jaseni k zacia-
tocnym pracam, potrebnym ma
vybudoyanie novych styroch le-
tiSt' ma SloNensku, a to v Ruzom-
berku, Lipt. Sv. Mil1ulasi, Popra-
de Presove. Budn to zakladne
seyeroslovenskej leteckej trait,
ktora ma byt' otvorena uz bu-
dnceho roku. w
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-04
DEMANoVA. DoMICA
AGTELEK.

Zda sa, ze opravdu Slovensko
je najbohatsou zemou Europy na
podzemne bludiste. w od sire
doveku su zname mnohe - cele
desiatky = jaskyne rozneho dru-
hu a roznych krajoch Sloven- 4
ska. Cd T.. 1918 boly vsak obja
yene na Slovensku jaskyne, kto-
re syojou krasou svoiou rozlo-
hou sd podl'a slhlasneho nazoru
odbornikov jedinecnymi medzi
vsetkymi jaskynami sveta. Ia
dobu pomerne vel'm kratku boly
na nzemi Slovenska .objavene tri
vel'ke .iaskynne bludistia. Je to
predovsetkym demanovsky Chram
Svobody, jaskyne jedinecneJ kra-
sy, dnes hojne vyhPadavane uz
i navSteNnikmi cudzich zemi.
Pri tom len .nepatrna cast tych-
to jaskyn je dosial' verejne pri-
stupna, vacsia cast sa este len
spristupnuje a podla nazoru od-
bornikov najvacssia cast podzem-
neho demanovskeho bludist'a ca
~
ka este ma svoje objayenie. So
tva sa rozletela republilou i ce-
lynn syetom slaya Demanoyej,
boly ma juznom konci Sloyenska
v oko11 Plesivca objavene inc
krasne a yelike jaskyne, zvane
"Domica skladaulce sa veil
kyc,h priestorov jedinecnej kra-
sy, podzemnej rielSy, celeho
radu podzemnych chodieb, mai
ma vsak casti. ktore sn bez kon
kurencie ma celom jaskynnom
svete, lebo naslo sa V mich po-
merne vel mi dobre zachovale 81
do daynovekaho cloveka a zbyt.
ky kosti davnovekIch zvierat. !
S Domicou je to vsak dnes csc
len ma zaciatku Bude treba Jas
kyn6 tieto vedecky preskImat'
dokonale sprfstupnit', zaistit' do.
bre ich ochranu vsetko to w
ziada Isl iste hodne prace, hodne
easu hodne financn6ho nakla
du. A do tretice vSeho dobreho
pr;lve tychto dnoch prebc,hla
zprava, re tesne ma cesko-sloven-
sko-mad 'arskych hraniciach bo-
10 objayene tretie jaskynnt blu
diste, ktore spojuje vel ky jas,
Ikynny kompleks plesivecky da.
vno znamymi a slavnymi iasky.
nami agteleckymi. Jaskyne agte-
lecke LEILA v Mad1arsku, jaskyna
| Domica leM ma 1zenf Slovenska
Bolo by dobre, aby toto podzem-
ne spojenie oboch zemi neslnzil.
AMI s jcdnej, AMI s druhej strany
anepriatel 'stvu. Naopak bolc BY
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-04
YoUNGsToNNsKE sI0vENsKE NQVINY

M1A!J1!EQk ma SOUTH AW.
) obsAednau Rieptapai'eR = bj7a-
MIN No vrohu, = salrnpx = ban
kovd lmiiku Home Savings q
'lebo Fsdarsl ssyineS Go. Prime.
me $500, ostatok na l'ahk6 spla-
tky. Martin sliflka, 1893 South
Ave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-04
JEHLICSKA A DVORTSAK
PRIJfMAJU INSTRUKCIE.

Mar. Nov. dostaly 2 Viedne
zpravu, re funkcionari mad'ar.
skej propagandy yo Viedni, me-
dziinym Dir. Jehlicska Dvor-
tsak boil povolani do Pesti, kde
dostan1 Cd Goemboesovej vlady
move instrukcie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-04

v Gernovej pri R,lzolAberku
Dol dna n. oktohra odhaleny
p0Mnlk ma pamiatku 25. yyroeia
smrti Is. sloyenskych martyroy,
padlych r. 1907 pod gul'kami ma
aarskyeh zandaroy. Pomnlk stc-
i ma cintorine je dielom aka
delnickeho maliara Motosku. Cd
halenie pomnika pripravila Sic
Hsask6 lie&
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-04
aqIF ANIK0VA saAKA

krasnu soskn gen. Milana K.
Stcfanika, slcu ma stol ;,lcbo
mantel mono dostat' "a ~ od
General stefanik Memorial So
ciety,sc/o Mr.. John G. Sclranka,
a42 Madison Ave, New York, n.
X Minute adresa bola- chyl,ne
!udana. Kto by chcel tieto sosky
.m'edavat ia tejto okolici, mech
sa prihlasi IL u Sciranku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-04
VYZvHDA0SKA AFERA
v BRATISI.AVE.

Do vazenia krajskeho sudu v
Bratislave dodane boly 4 osoby,
ktore boly zatknute pre- podozre-
ME 20 zlocinu vojenskej zrady.
Pri ,domoyej prehliadke boil maj
deny usvedcujici material.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-04
MADARSKE vino MA sLo.
vENsKo.

v ralnci kompenzacnej dohody
bnde ma sloycnsko dovezent z
Mad 'arska 100 vag6nov v1na q
1900 vag6nov hrozna. Proti to-
muto sa sloyenski wharf pravom
ohradzuj1.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-04
PRAVOSLAVNE HNUTIE MA
P0DK. RUSI.

V poslednoln case olivia na
Podkarpatskej Rusi agitacia "a
sriadenie pravoslavnej cirkvi.
The producers news., 1932-06-17
Worrying for Their Masters

From the capitalist press we learn thu. a.
nature of the Russian debts repudiated bv A.. =
Wet government is being studied at thu w.
Hines Page School of international Rsl.s.'
Johns Hopkins University, according to a ,sDs4
by DR.. John Van Antwerp MacMurray d,ss.'
to DR.. Joseph H. Ames, president of the uri'.
sity.
After fifteen years of proletarian dicta,o,...
the professors and students Of the capitals, -,
still wonder about the mature of the Pr.':
debts repudiated by the Soviet govarm.,4,
Probably Is years after the workers and fsrr.,.
Of the United States have established tbai, -
ernment some professor or student, SLOWLY FASH
izing in a badger hole, will begin "studv Of 4.
mature" of the debts which the American toi'
have repudiated."
The producers news., 1932-06-17
Bank, Four Branches. Closes

The New Jersey National Bank and Trust
Company, with its main office in the center Of
the business district of Newark New Jersey, and
four banches in the city closed its doors on June
IL. John J. Stamler, resigned as president of the
bank more than a month ago because of "ill
health" The present president, Harvey G. Red
den, could not be reached when the bank closed
The banks statement as of December 81 list
ed it's capital as $2,8OOyOOO surplus and undivided
profits $562O42 and deposits $1S,S78,941. 1t is
understood that deposits have been dropping at
the rate of about one million dollars month and
in banking circles it was said that this week they
were down to about $65OO,OOO.
The financial structure continues to weaken
despite all of the efforts to sustain it thru forced
initiation and loans from the Reconstruction FL
nance Corporation.
The producers news., 1932-06-17
The Face of the ''Progressive"

On May 80 Senator LaFOllette showed IN w
senate that his real role behind all his demss9s'
and phrase mOngering is to maintain the SeouD'
of the capitalist system in the United StapS -
Follette's demonstration of this fact was uE
suit of the admission of Senator Reed tnS -
economic crisis was becoming worse week III
week, that the capitalists of the rest OF me W.
were losing confidence in the stability +" 7
United States.
LaFOllette Immediately jumped to the Osiar
Of Wall Street and told Reed that he SnOu"
make such admissions.
'SThe Senator from Pennsylvania new
is doing nothing less than strike O"'
at the confidence in the American OIuo
when he arises on the floor of the Sena's
and makes speeches of the character
made this afternoon" said LaFonepe'
The progressive" LaFOllette OutsIlp
the stand-pat, rock-ribbed Reed, in rusnlns
defense of American capitalism, the system
has brought the toiling masses OF An'D IA
hunger levels. To the masses this Sanis "a
lette shouts demagogic phrases, ATTACKS '"
Street.
The producers news., 1932-06-17
FARM MISLEADERS
HOLD CONFERENCE
WITH PRES. HOOVER

On May 81 Earl Smith, presi-
dent of the Illinois Agricultural
Association and Charles E Hearst
president of the Iowa. Farm Bu-
reau Federation conferred with
President Hoover on two farm
problems. One
'Ithe imperative need for taking
such action as may be necessary
to bring about the immediate
disposition of accumulated sur
pluses SO as to remove the con-
tinued bearish influences these
smpluses are having" and sec
ond, tfOr the removal of these
supluses to take whatever dras-
tic action may be necessary TO
improve price levels of the cur
rent crop before the harvests."
/ After the conference Hearst re-
ported that Hoover Seemed to bt
in full accord with whatever step:
are necessary to bring about thes'
things"
By these conferences with th'
head of the Wall Street Hungel
Government these farm mfsfead
ers attempt to deceive the mass
es into believing that the capital
list class is willing to do something
TO soften the blows of the crisis.
The producers news., 1932-06-17
Kentucky Workers Would Give Chill
AWAY

In small print, in an Out-Of-the-way section d,
the Chicago Herald and Examiner, the fOlIOvh,
advertisement appeared June IL:
Young Kentucky couple viii give
newly born, blue-eyed girl for adoption 10
people of means. Add. TG Sc, Her &E
Unwilling TO Let their baby starve to dealt
the young couple offers to give it away. Tss
are the straits to which working class pargb
are reduced in Kentucky. But it is not only Ee.
lucky that children die for lack of food Eyer
one of the Is million unemployed men and wOun
in this country face the same fate for their cAL
dren. The question that dins in their sar /
"Where will we get the milk for our babiesi"
When capitalism kills children and takes h.
bies out of their mothers arms, don't you thE
it's time to call quits, and replace it with gr.
eminent run and owned by the workers and farm.
ers?
The producers news., 1932-06-17
Not Kindness but Class Struggle

The Park Region Echo of Alexandra, Mim-
dated June 9, editOrially commenting on the Mn
nesota Primaries, had this advice tO give to b.
farmers:
'The one thing 10 consider IN nominating
men for county commissioner at the cOu
ing primary is: wiz they be kind to the
taxpayer3
In this way they try to hide the fact that De
election campaign is an mseparable part Of as
class struggle and that the candidates for 0ih@
are not 'lind" or "unkind" to the taxpayer %'
they are or are not representatives Of the Wor'
ing class, representatives Of the tOiling tarnsn
aid workers in their struggle against captaH'
misery and oppression.
Those who are "kind to the taxpayer are n'
representatives of the BIG taxpayers, Cf the ncD
Those who represent the tOiling masses Of CIV
end farm are the Communists and the COmmunH~
only.
The producers news., 1932-06-17
PIONEER PETE'S MAGIC
NUMBER

l promised that I'd be up to
something every week, didn't /?
Well, here goes. Pioneer Pete is
going to do some RED MAGIC.
(If you follow carefully you'll be
able to do it just as well as 1 can
and astonish your Pioneer troop or
your friends with your wisdom.)
Here's a magic number: 142587.
Now l can multiply this number
and divide it and my answer will
always be the same number ar
ranged in a differt order. Look*
(a) 2 times the magic number
is 285714
(b) 8 times the magic number
is 428571
(c) 4 times the magic number
is 571428
(d) times the magic number
is 714285
(e) 6 times the magic number
is 857142
Seven times the magic number
equals 9999999. And that's not all
If you begin with the number 1 il
each of the above lines and write
them down in order you not Onl!
get the magic number back again
but also the answer to adividinl
that number by 2, 8, A, 6, 6. Fo
instance, number (c) 57142S. Be
gin with 1 and write Che figure
lin order *142857-then divide b
8 and see what happens.
The producers news., 1932-06-17
Organize Bankers Group In Chicago

AS part of the growing fascination of the
United States under the direction of the Wall
Street bankers their agents in Chicago have or
eanized a bankers committee on the lines of the
committee Of twelve organized under the leader
ship of Own D. Young in New York
Sewell L. Avery, president of Montgomery
Ward Co. and of the United States Gypsum
Company, is chairman. Other members are:
George A. Ranney, vice-president and treasur-
er, International Harvester Company; General R.
E. Wood, president Scar Roebuck & Company;
John Stuart, president, Quaker Oats Company; d.
F. Kelly, president Chicago & Northwestern Rail-
way Company; George M. Reynolds, chairman,
Continental Illinois Bank & Trust Company; Mel
win A. Traylor, president, First National Bank Of
Chicago; Albert w. Harris, chairman, Harris
Trust Savings Bank; Philip R. Clarke, presi-
dent, Central Republic Bank & Trust Company,
and Solomon A. Smith, president, Northern Trust
Company.
In conjunction with bankers group in other
important cities and under leadership of Wall
Street this group win help work out the directives
for Congress and for Hoover for the attack on
the working class.
The producers news., 1932-06-17
House Passes Bonus to Fool Veterans

As result of the mass pressure of the thous-
.ands of veterans who have arrived and those who
are now on the way to demand the bonus the
House on June Is passed the Patman bill author
izing the payment of the bonus. The House voted
for the bonus in order to misIead the veterans in
TO believing that the Wall Street government Is
now prepared to yield to their demands.
The capitalist press in reporting the passage
of the bill by the House points out that neither
the Senate nor Hoover will permit the bill to be-
come law. The representatives in the House
know this and therefore could vote for the bill
without any fear of having the bill become law.
In the Senate a single objection to discussing the
bill at this time would send it to the finance COM
mittee to be killed