davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-29
Pridte sa podivat'
ma pana n1inistra
Predstavenie veselohry MAS pan
minister" bude uz teraz nedel'u
Stefan Jochman dlohe "pana
ministra'

Dramaticky kriizok pri nasei o.
sade Mena .Jczis ma Steelton pred
stavi teraz v nedel'u. dina l. maja
krasnu veselOhru. Ak sa radi 81
decne zasmejete, tax prid'te ma
toto nase predstavenie. Ones al
tax vsetci trplme ma strasnl cho-
robu, ktor1 volame "depresiou =.
Ucenf doktori povedaj1, re choro-
ba tato napadla najprv l'udske
va6ky, ktore nemilosrdnc vypra-
zdnila. Potom vraj naplnila l'ud-
ske srdcia zarmutkom a Pudske
hlavy starost'ou. Ale ami to este
ME je vsetko. Pytali SINE sa jed
neho z nasich panov doktorov. re
jake je to vlastne slovo ia 'de-
presia' a on nam pekne po slo-
vensky vysvetlil, ze je to slovo
,latinske a vraj pc slovensky by
znacilo tlak, tlacenicn, lcbo kazdt-
no tlati. A ze cloveka l'ahko po-
znat', ak trpi ma tlto nemoc. Vi
diet to ma jeho lstach, lebo XII
tiky jeho nst sti stlacene dolu. A
preto nasa rada je, aby este dnes
pozreli ste sa do zrkadla na kiiti.
ky svojich dst. Ak sl nakriyen6
nadol, tax prid'te ma predstavenie
veselohry "Nas pan minister a
ubezpecnjeme vas, ze 81 vam iista
vyrovnajl, starosti hlavy vam
vysumia a zarmutok vytrati sa
YAM 20 srdca. IIprimny, srdecny
smiech je tn najlepsim liekom. A
be sa zasmejete, "a to yam ruci
sam mas vvborny zartovnik, Ste
fan Jochman, ktory vystupuje Y
dvoinasobnej tilohe ujka tiez i
pana ministra. Pan Jochman NJ
ME raz rozosmial obecenstvo a "a
iste rozosmeje j vas, ked prfdete
ma toto nase predstavenie. Herci
sa pilne cvicia, lebo chcu pripra-
Wit obecenstvu mily vcliky po-
zitok. Predstavcnie bude teraz dina
/. maja, v nedel'u po obede o pol
3. hodine veeer 0 pol 8. Vstup-
ne pre- dospelych iba 35 ccntov a
pre- dietky 10 centov. Auditorium
maine krasne vel'kf. tiez i
vel'mi pohodlne stolicky. Tymto
lctive poyolavame nasich roda.
kov a rodacky.z celej doliny.
vtbor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-29

zony bude mat vyborne 6aty. Ma
nedel'u 50 obecenstvo presvedcf,
ze je tomu tax. v buddcom elsie
tychto noyfn pod&me nieco . Ca
.t4cb, teraz len povola lavanae sloven,
ske obecenstvo, aby q prillo 20.
dfsat' M hry ns1ich 6iat.
1ehd Kerniolk
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-29

Podl'a ndajov Business Condi-
tions Weekly, priemyselna Gin
most v marci toho roku a y marci
pred rokom bola takato;
Automobiloy vyrobene bolo to-
ho marca 12O, 100; lanskeho mar
ca 289, 400; surovtho zeleza teraz
967, 900 ton, vlani 1902, 900 ton
dos1k tsfai 523, III, 900 fl, vlsni
2,s45 10 III, ss1is tpho mar,
"a .4li nv ton, iksAtfh6 marca
y, ,sol, ,0o0 t4t.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-29
v CAMPBELL VALNA
sCH0DZA IA PALKOvICA "A

Vybor Palkovicovej kampane
oznamuje nasim bratom sestram
y Campbell, ze bude tam odby.
vat valnii schodzu pre- A. M.
Palkovica, ktory sa uchadza o d
rad okresneho komisara. Schodza
bude v utorok, 3. maja v Hamra-
kovej hale ma Wilson Ave. 0 7:30
ve6er. Povolavame vsetkych bra-
TOW sestry, muzske a zenske
kluby, talk tiez al nasich bratov
Slavianov, aby sa dostavili V cim
najvacsom pocte.
Drahi bratia a sestry jedna sa
tn 0 narodni wee, chceme doka-
zat naSu politick1 silu. Dokazme,
ze, ze al my mozeme polozit svoj
no cloveka do dradu, ako inc ma
rodnosti. Prid'te, drahi bratia q
sestry Nsetci ma til, valnu sch6.
dzu a volajte al inc narodnosti,
aby ta Hamrakova hala bola pre-.
plnena do posledneho miesta. Pc,
cliete tam mnohych dobrych rec
nikov a ncobanujcte, ze ste boil
pritbmni ma tejto sch6dzi.
Andrsj Tarapcak, zpravodaj
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-29
INSTRUMENTATION LINE
zAs sNfzII.A CElsU 8. TRIEDY

Emil Lederer, riaditel' osobnej
dopravy Hamburg-American LIME
oznamil Ease iedno snfzenie Glen
sifkariet ma tejto linii. Tyka sa
vylucne tretej triedy a cena sff-
karty jednym smerom ma ktorej-
kol'vek lodi je: do Cherbourgn
$63, do Hamburger $72. OkruznA
costa Y 8. triede do Hamburgu je
$loo, okruzna costa do Prahy
1872.
PaTniky Resolute : Reliap6s
nsmaj6 trstsj triedy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-29
Sv. missile v osade
Sv. Jana Krstitel'a a

Y osade Sv. Jana Krstitel'a ma
Campbell zacnn sa ma nedeI'u, L.
maja sv. missile, ktore bude ria.
dit slovensky misionar velp.
Sofka. Sv. missile potrvajd tri
tfzdne. Ia prvt diva tyzdne budi
veden6 po slovensky a V treti tvz-
den po anglicky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-29
SezUna DaseDallu
zacne sa v nedel'u
Slovenska Baseballova Liga zapo-
cne sezonu so siestimi catami. O.
sem ciat bude v Lige. Peter Bobby
znovu predsedom Ligy.

Nasa miestna Sloyenska Base
ballova Liga zacne svoiu cinnost !
Ma nedel'n so Siestimi catami. Ac-
kofvek liga ma osem ciat, len
scst' pusti sa do zapasn na nede-
l'u. Lansingvillska cata totiz este
ncpodpisala sa a jestli sa podpisc
v icdenastu hodintl, jej hra sa
odbavi ma 30. maja catou Sv. Mi
chala Farrell, Pa.
Len jetlen lanskorocnych pi.
lotov = Jan Kerestur cd campion-
skej caty Nsv. Mena bude zasta-
vat til filohlli teraz. Sest' ciat
paradi sa novynli pilotmi. Ste.
fan Zetts je novym spravcom ca
ty Campbellskych Slovakov Ste
fan Biscan bude West Horvatov.
Tomas Dzurinda je spravcom ca
ty City Of Farrell a Michal Giro
sky povedie druhl farrellskn ca
tn, Sv Michala. Jozef Petrus je
vodcom Strutherskych Sokoloy a
Carl LaRosa bnde spravcom Ha-
seltoneanoy,
t.F v NJ Esd ! - -. +. -.
Caty: Strutherski Slovaci, st.
Stephens Campbell Magyars W.
padly 2 ligy iradnici mali hod-
ne prace najst' nahradne caty.
Tymi st: cata Sv, Michala Far.
rell cata mesta Farrell. Mayor
Franek, slovensky mayor Farrellu
osobne stoii "a catou City Of Far
rell Spolok Sy. Michala podpo-
rnje, td druhn catu. Haseltnn sto.
il ma vlastnlch nolrach o6akava
sa, ze Martin j. Lesnak, Jan Has
say a Jan Kral podajl svoju po-
mocnn rHku toho lcta. Campbell
ski ,Slovaci je druha ma vlastnych
nohach stojaca Gata S malou pod
porou od Slov. Politickeho Klubu
v. Campbell. Predseda toho klubu.
p. Cvengros povedal, ze keby bo-
ly banky otvorene, eata by sa ne
musela starat', ale najviac co klub
mohol urobit' teraz, ze zaplatil
forfeit fee "a catu. Steelton6a-
MIA majd mnohych podporovate-
l'ov. ako Father Kocisa, Martina
Dolaka, NJ. J.. Bureya, NJ. Bacu a
inych. Strutherskl Sokoli bndn
napomahanf svojim sokolskym sbo
rom. Liga este vzdy caka ma slo-
vo Z Tsansingvillu.
Hry ma nedel'u.
Po odbyvanf viacerych schodz,
rozhodnnte bolo, ably rozvrh uro-
beny Dol ma osem eiat pre- sezonu.
Prva polovica sezony zacne sa te-
raz nedel'u skonGi 0 sedem
tyzdnov. Jedna nedel'a bude vol :
ma pre- ,omeskane hry a potom "a
enc 50 drllha polovica sezony. Pri.
jate boly pravidla National Lfgy
"a pravidla Slovenskej Ligy.
Hry ma nedel l'u bndu tieto.:
Campbellskf Slovaci, budu hrat' SO
Steeltoncanmi ma Boris field. Gata
City Of Farrell bude hrat' Hor-
vatmi ma Shady Run Haselton-
eania zajdu do Struthers hrat' So
Sokolmi. Cata Sy. Michala vytia.
hla nepArny los q Y padc sa Lam
singvilleani prihlasia, bude hrat !
mimi 80. maja.
Urad Ligy.
Peter Bobby 20 Struthers je "a.
Sc predsedom. Bobby Dol zvolens
| "a predsedu ligy jaseni 1923 1
minuleho tyzdha Dol jednohlasns
znovuzvoleny. Ostatni iradnici Ii
| gy ST tiez start, okrem Andrejs
Ceplicaja Tomasa Dzurindu
ktoii boli zvoleni "a anditorov
Janom KrAlom. Podpredsedom j,
Charles Humphrey, tajomnikon
Micha1 Kornick 4 pokladnikcn
Pavsl Olsnik.
Taht Ary = o6sk4vajf.
vls1j = aok4 sAlo, u slovsnskl
II
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-29

Ked' mate nisco 10 xreparo.
vanis. alsbo apotrsbujete pomoc
dajts 3ar0bit' Slov6kom ) slo.
venIkfmI
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-29
krasne diyadlo
v evanj. cirkvi
"synovrah' "zenske Shy bu-
dl hrane teraz l. maja Evanj.
Slov. Dram, Kruzkom v skolskej
miestnosti pri cirkvi jana Husa.

/. = I
tieto diva krasne kllsy y ieden den
a to w na tilto nedel N. /. maja
veter tax teraz len podavam ma
kratko opis obocl hier.
sSynovrah napisal Andrpj Ho-
liga IA ie obrazom 70 slovellske.
ho zivota 3. dejstyach Je I'd
smutna. ale kr;isna hra. take BY
nlala kazdeho uspokojit'. Osoby,
ktort budl hrat' sii nasle.lavna:
Duro Lipoyecky. kupec. ktory
je lakomcom. tax re pre- peniaze
| nehl adj ami ma syoiho syna, ale
aby ncmnsel vyplatit ! dlzoby, tax
| radsej vyhF ada ml zem. ktori1
Pal'ko mono ami nevidel, no a.
lie sa tax nestane. Zahra Pavel
Trnavsky.
Anna. ieho zena. ktora ma ra-
| la svojho syna. ale predsa "a
rmuti sa. ked sa donna, De ona je
starou matkou diet'at'a. ktore sa
narodilo jej chovanici. ktora JED
| bola podhodena a ktorii ona VIZ
chovala a ktora nevyslovne mi
lnje iej syna. Zahra Julia Jalku-
bee.
| Pal 'ko. ici syn. potaiomky mi-
| luie Agnesn. ich chovanicu a pri-
| de o rozum ked vidi, ze sa jeho
ziadost' neyypmi; je vel mi xhity
pre- til nest'astnd lash,., al1 "a IL
pekne skopei>. zahra Pavel 9her.
| fel.
| Dr. Wandlik, ktory ie oprav-
ldovym | otcom Agnesi musel sa
zbavit' toho diet 'at'a pre- ist'l
| wee. Zahra Jan Antal.
| Nelka, jeho zena, ktora tiez
mnoho trpi pre- syoie diet a a ra-
| da je, ked sa veci TAX krasne.
| skoncia Maria Blasko.
| Agnesa, jei vlastna dcera a
chovanica Lipoveckych, ktora
mnoho trpi. volala sa sluzkou Ii
poveckych. ale sa bnde volat' me-
weston; ale cez 60 musi prejst !,
kym sa tax Stane Zahra Anna
Sherfel.
| Jozko. jej nfalS :'-rocny syncek !:
Marion Blasko. Franc Opovskv.
bohaty tovarnik. ktory by rad w
dat svoju dcaru "a PaPka: Mar
tin Kubik Ilermina, jeha dc6ra
popanstena a rozmanana: Maria
Chizmar. Pokhta. rychtar. ktorv
moe vytrpf kym sa veci do po-
riadku dovedi: Pavel RemiaS. Ja-
no a Ohdrei, obecni sluhovia: Pa
vel Antalik Pavel Blasko, ktori
mnoho smiechn zavdajn ZuxlEa,
sllzka II rychtfra, ktora milujc
sluhu Jana: Alzbeta Machel. Akn
vidite. bude to zauiimav6.
Druha hra zenske slxy' je ma
ozai vel'mi smiesna hra Y !. del.
stve od .Gormera Osoby sl nasle-
1ovne: Ivan Malinovsky, milovnik
karat. prehra vsetko 60 do rnky
dostane Jan Antal starsi. Elena.
j jeho zena. ktora sa yydala zaiiho
, ako vdova a vie. ako MIN IA
, chadzat': Julia Jalkubec. Gustav
Mladonicky. mladozenaS, ktort
!; nechce, aby sa mn zena pokazila
j Andrej Hruska. Berta. jeho ne
| zkiisena zena. ktord iej priatel 4
ka na1lcl. ako moze dostat od
, muza 20 chce, zuxana Krchniak,
Martin, sluha \ hostinci. ktory
mnoho zklsi pri tychto dvoch
/ paroch nnanzelov, zc IA to slkord
!, ali ia usi dostane Payel Rsm1a1
& Ked pridete, uyidite .dve I'M
I sne hry, dramu | veseIohru Cens
] listku je IS centov Pre- dospely yeh
J. i 15c pre- dietky. Prsto neins1 AZ
! nikto chyboyat' Prfd Al ~ xos'
4 seaelit, i Mani. s saEI' '
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-29

James j. Davis, byvaly tajom-
mix departmental prace senator
Spojenych Statov Pennsylvania
Dol nominovany znovu "a senato-
IA 100000 hlasoyou vacsinon.
Davis lie mokry. Jeho protikan.
didatom bol general Butler, su-
cht. Pennsylvania sa tedy yyslo-
villa vel mi jasne "a zruSenic pro-
hibicie.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-21
Miscellaneous For Sale

WILL TRADE-New lawn mowers
for used merchandise of any kind.
The Fair. Phone 1890. 1915 Main
st. 21t1O
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-21
SAN DIEGO AND Ell CENTRIC
IN ATTENDANCE AT DINNER

Diego board of supervisors, made a
talk on the accomplishments which
will come from cooperation be-
tween the supervisorial boards of
the two counties and was followed
by Ed Walch of Oceanside, who in
vited the people of Imperial Valley
to visit his city this summer. Major
T. c. Macaulay, secretary manager
of the San Diego chamber was
the last speaker and, following his
talk, the visitors, escorted by Leo
Watts, journey to CaleXico where
they had dinner before returning
to San Diego.
The annual election of a nomi-
mating committee to choose a list
of directors to be voted on in the
chamber of commerce election in
May was held at yesterdays meet
ing and the following were chosen
to act as a nominating committee ::
! c. c. Jenkins. Roy H. Womack,
Charles L. Childers, H. P. Meyer
and Charles E. Sones. This COM
mittee will choose "a persons whose
names will appear on the ballot
and the II receiving the highest
vote will serve as directors for the
coming year.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-21
M'NEECE POINTS
OUT MERITS OF
GOODYEAR TIRE

The most servicable of all auto
mobile tires is the Goodyear Double
Eagle, John McNeece, local dealer
for the Goodyear company points
out.
The Double Eagle was brought
out early in 1928 to fill the require
ments Of motorists who consistent
ly exact extraordinary mileage
from their automobiles.
THE Goodyear company was
quick to sense the need for such a
tire in the number Of people de-
pending almost entirely upon their
automobiles for transportation.
THE Double Eagle, as its name
implies, was designed for double or
extra heavy service The travelling
man who averages 200 TO 800 miles
daily or the light delivery truck
employed by laundries, department
stores and others, needs such a tire.
1t is constructed of almost dou-
bic thickness and strength through
out and has the deep-cut diamond
block tread - the familiar ALI
stood the test of a quarter Of a
century of service, upon its car
cass.
This extraordinary casing will
stand up throughout the life of the
average car. 1t is the ideal tire for
the man who does not want to
bother replacing tires before he
trades his old machine in on a new
one--or the users already described.
THE Double Eagle which will
provide safety and long mileage in
spite of constant punishment, ma
turally was designed without
thought as to cost. 1t costs more
originally, but its users are not
hesitant in admitting that the ex-
ira service more than compensates
the extra COST McNeece declared.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-21
JAPANESE INFLUX
FOR CANTAL0UPE
FIELDS UNLIKELY

The Ell CentrO Chamber of Com
merce has been assured by the Jap
.anese Counsel IL Los Angeles that
everything possible will be done to
prevent an influx of Japanese field
workers to Imperial Valley during
the coming cantaloupe season and
that articles will be run in the jap
Ianese papers, similar to those now
being published in the American
papers, stating that there is plenty
of labor available here at the pres
ent time to take care of the can
taloupe deal without bringing in
labor of any kind
The rumor that hundreds of Jap
anese field workers we're being
brought to the valley to pick canta-
loupes was investigated by the Ell
Centro chamber, which organiza-
ton Immediately contacted local
shippers, the federal employment
service and the Western Growers
Protective association, urging that
the bringing in of large numbers
of workers of any kind be discour-
aged
S. Y. Nakahata, secretary of the
Imperial Valley Japanese associa-
ton, has assured the Brawley
Chamber of Commerce, which Or
ganization is making an investiga-
ton similar to that of the Ell Cen
tro chamber, that there is no truth
in the report that Japanese were
being brought in from other parts
of California to work in the can
taloupe fields
I'VE have enough labor in the
valley now to take care Of the can
taloupes,' states r. B. WhitelaW,
president of the FL Centro cham
Der, and I am sure that the heads
of the Japanese organizations in
this community realize the hard
ship it would work on our own peo-
pie and on newcomers to bring in
additional laborers at this time. We
are urging all transient field work
ers not to come to Imperial Valley
and 1 am sure we can count on
cooperation from the Japanese Or
ganizations familiar with conditions
here in protecting our Imperial
valley residents.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-21

Representative of all lines Of
business in Ell Centre and members
of the chamber of commerce gath
cred at the Hotel Barbara Worth
yesterday noon at the weekly
chamber luncheon to greet a party
of 40 visiting San Diegans who
are making a tWo-day good will
tour Of Imperial Valley.
The luncheon, which followed an
informal reception in the lobby of
the hotel, was presided over by r.
B. Whitelaw, president Of the FL
Centre chamber, who gave a short
address welcoming the visitors to Ell
Centro and Imperial Valley.
Following his greeting WhitelaW
turned the gavel over to U. S.
Grant, chairman of the Imperial
Valley committee Of the San Di-
ego chamber, who introduced the
members of the good will party.
Joseph E. Dryer, president of the
San Diego Chamber of Commerce
was the first speaker. Dryer
thanked the people of Ell Centre
for their hearty participation in the
celebration of the dedication of the
new pier in San Diego a short
time ago and told of the shipping
increase from San Diego harbor in
the past few years, urging that I'M
perial Valley producers avail them
selves Of the shipping facilities
which the San Diego harbor offers.
The speaker then told of the Or
ganization of the Imperial Valley
Arizona committee of the coast
chamber of which Grant is chair
man, and asked that Ell Centro's
mayor, chamber president and sec
retary be appointed members of
this newly formed committee.
w. w. Austin of San Diego was
the next speaker. He described the
development in Imperial Valley
since his first visit made in 1912
and offered the fluctuations OF the
people of his citv to the residents
of Ell Centro. Sam Porter, chair
man of various chamber of COM
merce, city and county road COM
mitteeS in San Diego, stated that
visits of this kind do much to pro-
mote mutual good will. Porter
urged that the next "get-to-gether
meeting be held in San Diego.
Tom Hurley, chairman of the San
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-21
Chaplin Suffers
Tropical Fever

SINGAPORE, April q. U.Pf -
Charles Chaplin, film comedian,
was confined to a hospital here to-
day suffering dengue fever. His
condition was not serious.
Chaplin was expected to continue
his tour OF the Far East with his
brother, sgd Chaplin. Sunday
aboard the liner Hak,3aki Maru
Chaplin was carried ashore when
he arrived here from Java. Denguc
fever is similar to scarlet fever.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-21
Rooms and Apartment

FOR RENT-Room with or with
out board, outside entrance. 607
He'll. Phone l458-W. 2lt5
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-21
Real Estate Bargains

FOR SALE-60-foot business lot
. frontage both Main and Broad
way, near Imperial Ave Bargain
this week Smith, 146l Main. 21t2
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-21

FOR RENT - Three-room apart
ment, $40 Adams. 21tf
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-21
For Rent--HOuSes

FOR RENT - Three-room house
furnished, hot and cold water,
all conveniences, reasonable. TIL
Park. 21t3
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-21
Wanted - Miscellaneous

WANTED-Dairy ranch from so to
80 acres. Joe L. Imfeld. Box 433,
HoltVille 21t6
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-21

WANT to get in touch with empty
trucks returning from San Diego.
Phone 1855. 20t3
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-21

San Bernardino county has no
law protecting wild flowers, but
has one protecting the taking OF
plants of cact, yuccas and oCher
perennialS.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-21
Secondhand Books

All kinds, good shape, renovated,
reasonably priced. For price on
what is desired, write A. r.
Shafer, 1890 Union ST, San Di-
ego, Calf. 21tl
The Washington times., 1932-01-06
BLANTON RAPS
TAX|METER
ORDER
Texan Says House twill Not
Stand for IT,; Claims
D. C. "Up in Arms"

Congress "will not stand
for" the order of the Public
Utilities Commission requiring
taxicabs to 60 back to the
metered system, Representative
Thomas L. Blanton (D.( of
Texas said today during de-
bate on the general deficiency
bill.
Blanton launched a vigorous at
tack against the Commissions or
ders and against Gen. Mason
Patrick, chairman of the COM
mission. He was Joined by sew
eral members of the House who
suggested that the Texan intro
duce a resolution to prevent the
order from going into effect.
Blanton said that unless steps
were taken by the Commission
he would follow this course.
The order, Representative Blan-
ton said, has the people of the
District "up in arms" He charged
that the order was wanted by
the street car and bus companies
and no one else. Representative
Blanton said:
"If General Patrick has any
sense at all, he will know that
we are not going to let him put
it over. We are not going to
stand for it,"
The Washington times., 1932-01-06
Tax Sale "HOLiday"
Hit In Report By
D. C.. Commission

A report opposing the proposal
to grant years extension of
time before the sale of real prop
erty in the District for 1881 tax
arrears has been forwarded by the
District Commissioners to Repre-
sentative Mary T. Norton, chair
man of the House District Com
mittee, who sponsored the pro-
posal.
The Commissioners reported
there is less tax delinquency for
1881 than in 1926, 1927, and 1928.
and only $50 of the $4,000 pieces
of property advertised for sale
last month involved tax arrears
of more than $500. The Commits
SionerS have set January IL for
the opening tax sale.
1t was further pointed out by
the Commissioners that in the
event the years grace was grant
ed, they would be forced to ask
Congress for additional appro-
priationS since the municipal
revenue would be reduced $500, 900
through failure to hold the sale.
The Washington times., 1932-01-06
F RE AR F FLAYS
j. s. PAY CUTS

In a letter addressed to Repre-
sentative John j. Cochran CD
of Missouri, chairman of the
Committee on Expenditures, Rep
resentative James A. Frear (R0
of Wisconsin, today denounced
salary reductions.
The Expenditures Committee
tomorrow will consider three pay
reduction bills pertaining to
which Frear declared:
"The testimony of witnesses
necessarily involved understand
ing of sacrifices and disastrous
effects of proposed reductions
of modest incomes.
But one of the eminent
witnesses will be called before
your committee as sponsor of
the bill states in his biography
he is director and treasurer of
three large business concerns
and also president of a bank,
while another able colleague,
with a like proposition, opened
up a prosperous oil field"
Frear pointed out that propo-
sails had been made for vast ex-
penditureS on Naval programs
and other propositions involving
millions of dollars and for that
reason stated that it was unfair
to consider salary reductions.
The Washington times., 1932-01-06
POLICE LAUNCH
DST.DR|VE

Determined to "clean up D
Street." police today are keeping
watch on that thoroughfare be-
tween Sixth and Seventh Streets
Northwest for liquor violations.
This block of D Street has long
been known as the "hanging-out
place" of numerous hip-pocket
liquor venders. Police believe
headquarters of several we'll
known bootleggers are in this
section. Assistant United States
Attorney David A. Hart, in charge
of liquor prosecutions at Police
Court, said today the drive will
continue until traffic is stopped.
Two persons arrested at $40
D st. N. w.. less than half a
block from the court we're con-
victed yesterday on a charge of
possession by a Police Court jury
and will be sentenced Saturday
They are: Minnie Wax and Ed
ward H. Cooke.
The Washington times., 1932-01-06
TOSTART
. DRIVE JAN. a

Citizens of Washington will be
asked to contribute $1,601, 900 to
the Community Chest this year
so the poor and unemployed
might be cared for. Those in
charge hope to raise that sum in
a weeks drive to start January "a.
The Chest must have $2,601 900
for 1882, the officials said. But
$1,000, 900 of that sum is expected
, to come from Government en-
ployes who are contributing three
days pay each to the fund. The
Government employees already
have contributed $97O,00O.
This years Chest budget is
almost $1,5OO,OOO more than it
Swas in 1881 due to more unem-
SLOWED. Because of this, Elwood
Street. director Of the Chest, said
4he contributions this year should
he one-third higher than they
were in 1881.