davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-20
zAVADZAC LINIBERGHA
Boil ARESTOVANY

John Hughes Curtis. staviteI
lodi Norfolk, Va. boil areStova-
ny pre- zavadzanie pluk. Lind
bergha prekazanie v hl'adani
vrahov jeho diet alta. Curtis TO-
tZ tvrdil. re je spojeni iinos-
eami. ktori ziadajn S2O0.OOO a -
klamal. Lindbergh 5 MIN "a celt
dni sa plavil po nori a hi l'atlal
lod $ fnoscami bez vysledkn.
Curtis NAL dvoch spoloGnilsov.
Rev. H. Dobson-Peacock a istaho
penzionovaneho ddstojnika. ktori
verili, ze je Curtis styku S IL
noscami. Curtis klamal. aby mo-
hol t'azit' toho: iifal pi,at' dra-
he clanky pre- casoplsy alebo sa
ukazovat v divadlach. Jeho sta-s
vitel sky obchod totiz Dol fuc. Te-
raz no caka 3-rocne vazeliie.
V hl 'adani vrahov Lindber-
ghovie synka bol nrohent ten po-
krok, ze Y New Yorkll b0la k w
slnchn pohnana ista ucitel'ka.
ktora odrazu stala sa bohatou IL
naiala 81 nadhernr byt. Platila
-, $40 $50 bankovkami, ktort
maly udajne tie serialne cisla.
axe holy ma bankovk;ich. ktort
Lindbergh yrahom vyplatil. DR..
Iondon (Jefsie) ju prezradil.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-20
CAMPBELL IDE SPORT

Mesto Campbell, atkol 'vek ie
ME moe vacsie cd Struthersu, W.
da rocne 0 mnoho Wac ma admi-
nistraciu, nezli Struthers, co me-
stu bolo vytykane vyborom Sheet
and Tube Co., Stora plati vel'kt
dane Campbellu Koncilnam Ru-
shen preto poziadal mestskfho
pravotara, aby pripravil navgh,
.ktorym policia nnesta bude zmen-
sena Q pat policajtov Pritom tiez
'poziadanf budu mestski zan1est,
nanci, ahy dohrovol ne prijali 20
percentovd sraxku ! platov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-20
sovIETsKE RUsKo
MoBILIzUJE 4 RotNfKY

Berlinsky 'svorwarts' pri,iie-
sol Z Moskyy zpravu, ze sovietska
vlada nariadila mobilizaciu sty-
roch rocnikov rezervistov ku ma
nevrom. Tote je neobytain ins. lebo
Y inc roxy len ieden ro6nik re.
zervistov bvyal k manevrom vo-
lany q poukazuie ma nebezpe6nA
medzinarodne polozenie. Joxef
Stain, ktory NAL ist' IA Krym 81
odd dychnut' xostal Y Moslkve.
Vsetky nen,ecke casopisy pom
kazujI ma poyazlivost' situ6eia.
A Vossische zeitung pfse, XII
kl'dS 4 nei je zanaknntt n tai
nor priecinku frame dxskehp ~
ner6lnsAo ftdbu. 81
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-20
LAKOMSTVO PRfCINOU
BIEDY, HOVORi PAPEZ

Papez Pins XI vydal okruzny
list vo Stvrtok, ktorom udava
"a jednu najhlavnejsfch pricin
hroznej svetovej biedy lakomstvo
a nahromadenie bohatstva do rilk
niekol 'ko Pudi. cod casov poto-
py sveta nebolo utrpenie l'udu
talk rozsirene po svete, ako teraz"
poveda. Odsudil boiovnl atheiz-
mus (bezbozstvo) a nicive zivly,
ktore vyuzlvajii terajsiu krizu a
vyslovil, ze bozske zakony mrav-
nosti musia wit ait, aby nasta-
la naprava.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-20
4O-hod. poboznost'
vosade Nsv. Trojice
Zacne sa ma nedel'u pri vel'kej
sv. omsi. Rev. Tondra, Rev. Ho-
vance a Rev. Gmuca OSB. budu
kazat'.

Teraz nedel'u, %. maja "a
enc sa v chrame osady Na,sv.
Trojice v Struthcrs 4O-hodinova
poboznost' pri sv. omsi o 1890 h.
rano a ukonti sa utorok vcecr,
"a. maja.
Duchovntmu osady, Rev j. A.
Krispinskemn vypon,ahat budn
poGetni kimzi zblizka i Z d'alsieho
okolia a kazatcl'mi budl:
Y nedel n: Rev. NJ NJ. Tondra.
kaplan pri osade Sv. Cyrilla a
Methoda Youngstown.
v pondelok: Rev. Juraj Hova-
nee. kaplan pri osade Narodenia
p. Marii. Clcvclande.e
Y utorok: Rev. Stan!-lav Gm,l
ca, OSB., farar osady Sv. Bene-
dika v Clevelande.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-20
Dollar banka uz
znoyu obchoduje
Vel zastupy sa hrnuly do ban
ky, ale l'ud vyberal len male oh,
nosy. Otvorenie bolo radcstne Vi
tame celym mestom.

V stredu. Is. maja rAno g.
hodine fabricke truly a pist ally
oznamovaly radostnil west celei
Mahoning doline, ze Dollar Saw
ings & Trust Company, najvat-
sia Statna banka ma celom olloli
bola znovu slaynostne otvorena.
Vel'ke zastupy Fudu holy sved-
kom otvorenia a sta l'udi stale
V raaoch V banke i ma ulici, aby
81 vytiahli po par dolarov ma po-
travinv inc potrebne veci. V
radoch sme videli i starncke tva-
re a osoby, ktorym bolo videt z
tvare utrpenie u oblecenia mai
vyssiu nndzu. Otvorenie banky
i'm prislo ako dar neba
V banle iiradnici a zamestnan-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-20

hlasmi, ktore som doStal. Viem. re
bez vaSej podporv a vlivu memo
ho! by som to povedaf'. Dakujem
kazdtmu, nielen tym, ktori sa ma
mahali, ably som dosiahnH moi
ciel fam, ze V bndlcnosti ozvil
sa viaceri Slovaci OIL 'adom pod.
porovania svojich kandidatov.
Mali SINE dobrii prilezitoSt' nomi-
novat aspon jedntho Slovaka q
jednej alebo druhej stranky, ale
ked' SINE vSetci nehlasovali. len
polovica. talk teraz Ease mllslme
cakat druhe diva roxy, aby SINE
nasich l'udi vlozili do ilradoy
Pamataite, re len vtedy, ked sa
spojilne vsetci dovedna, dosiah-
meme ciel', "a ktorym uz mnohe
roxy pracujeme bez vysledku. e.
fajme, ze ma mas pride dakedy
ten cas-, ked' budeme dovedna
"a svojet' pracovat'. Vasa teraj-
sia podpora je dokazom, ze mo-
zeme mnollo urohit ked chce.
me, lebo mas Slovakov je tn mno-
no. 60 ste dobreho pre- nina uro-
bill, ma to nikdy nezabudHem a
vam este raz d'akujem.
John B. Hassay.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-20
Ease DIVA UNosY

Y utorok noel ukradnuty Dol
rodicom 2-rocny Eugene Swearin-
gen Warrenton. pri Steuben-
vile, @. Jeho otec obdrzal Wac
listov, v ktorych zlocinci ziadali
$500, mac ze mu synka ukradnii.
Otec peilazi nenlal. preto synka
i S manzelkou strazil. Poeul sra
mot, ale 81 myslel, ze to jeho pes
urobil. Q chvil'u vsak isiel pozret'
diet'a ked ho y postiel Ike ne.
bolo, porobil kirk a celia dedina
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-20

ci mali roboty, ako nikdy pred
tym, lebo museIi vypisovat' move
vkladne knizky vk k.adateI om.
V prvy den vyplatenf ibolo. vkla-
dateFom len $4,000. co je do
kaz, re ME vSetci. co stall ra-
doch. vyberali peniaze. Len 100
vkladatefov 81 vytiahlo niece Il
ykladov.
Banka bola pima ,zivych kvetin
V den otvorenia. Gratulacie pri-
Sly mnohvch Stran krajiny, je-
dina Cd samtho prezidenta Hoo
vera, ktoremu vIbors znovuotvo-
renia Dol poslal pod 'akovaci pri-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-20
statnu dan.
Uradnici a direktori banky.

N
Uradnici a direktori banky.
Banka ma Il direktorov. Z llto-
rtch Vibrant boil 10 10 iiradnicii
Myron f. Dennison. predseda
Carl w. Ullman. yrkony pod.
predseda.
Vlnton J. Goodridge, polSlad-
nix.
A. 7. Button. tajomnik.
O. d. Metzler, pomocnt. tajom-
mix.
Harry A. Boyd a A. L. Adams
Jr., pomocni "trust Officers"
Direktormi sll: Pravotar James
f. Bennett, j. +. BonneIl, I. j.
Bray, Myron f. Dennison, w. B.
Hall, pravotar T. Lamar Jackson
Louis Lehman, Frank B. Medbu-
ry. w. c. Reilly. Philip II. Schaff
Charles s. Thomas, George Y.
Thompson. Carl w. Ullman.
10 135 zameStnancoy pred Ia
vretim, banka bude mat teraz
len SO. Pan Milan Saliva je ma
teraz tel!erom a 81. Maria Hud a
je V ictovnom oddeleni
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-20

dala sa do hl'adania. J'nosci alSi-
ste dostali strach a diet'a hodili ia
plot, asi 500 yardov od domu.
Dieta nalo len jedno oko pora-
meme pri pade.
Druhv nnos sa rdal yo Phila-
delphi, kde ukradnuta bola ma
ulici 19-rotna Dora Gerson. T.
nosci ziadali 81 900 vykupnrho,
ale sa uspokojili $ $500, ktorf O
tee dievGat a dnoscom vyplatil a
len potion wee policii oznamil,
ked NAL dceru donna.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-20
PODAKOVANIE.

Chcem sa yam, vsetkym Slova-
kom pod 'akovat' Z iiprimneho
srdca "a vasu podporu, ktorn ste
mi dali minulvch primarkach,
A vzdor tomu, ze som nebol 4
tych st'astlivych, ktori dosiahli
nominaciu; spokojny som ! sstymi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-20

Steeltonska eata osady 'Mena
,Jezis, priberilc 81 niekol'ko no.
vych hracov. porazila mocnil ca
tn Farrell City ma Borts hrisku
v nedel'u 9 ku I. s Dornbrookom,
Foxom Lefty Freemanom, Steel
toncania vyzerali silnejsi ako Y
lani. Fox Dornbrook hrah $
I4ansingvillcanmi lani Free
man boil picerom Campbelltalsov.
Vit'azstvo Steeltoncanov poso-
tilo Struthcrskych Sokolov ma
prve miesto v lige. lebo oni Wy
hrali nedel'u, poraziac svojich
domacich sokov, catu osady Nsy.
Trojice, s ku l. Blice obmedzil
hracov Holy Trinity ma tri zab;ty
Pred dvoma tyzdnami urobil to
iste Lansingvillcanom. Dajte po-
zor ma tohto picera, Franka
Blice.
Po prehrani dvoch hier, eata
Haseltonskfch Slovakov zvit All
la v nedel'u ma Horvatmi I XII B..
v divokej hre Campbellcanov
LansingviIlcanmi, Campbellcani
dobyli vit'azstvo 8 ku l. Lansing.
villcania mali lnnohe zlate prize
zitosti. Vyborne inadzanie ich mla-
deho picera Kotaseka bolo zma.
rene chybami jeho spoluhracov.
Ma nedel u budl Ease vyborne
hry na 0sklsnd, na Shady run, vo
Tarell a v Struthera.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-20
Stav ciat v lige:.

Hry ma nedelu
Campbell VS. Haselton ma Oak
land hrisku.
Horvati VS. Lansingville ma
Shady run.
Strutherski Sokoli VS. Farrell 70
Farrell.
Steelton VS. Holy Trinity ma
Struthers.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-20
Strutherski Sokoli
prvou catou v lige

Dosial' vyhrali kazdu hru. Steel
ton, Campbell, Haselton zvit'azl
v nedel'u.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-20
ktora deva bude
SLOW. kral' ovnou?
Kontest kraTovnu Slovensk{ ho
DIa sa zacne ma buduci tyzden.
Slovenske devy, hlaste sa!

Novotou na XII. Slovenskom
Dni 20. julia bude korunovanie
najobl'llhenejscj sloven>kej devy
IA kral ,ovnu Slovensktho INA.
TIA sloyenska dcva 'bude kraI 'ov.
nou, ktor;i vypreda naiviac 10c
listkov v prospech sloyensktch
nlIdznvch rodin a sirot. Desat' i
nych. hude princcznami pri koru-
novani.
Toto bolo usnc>cnt ma sch6dzi
Okr. Sboru Slov. ligy a spolkov
" utorok vcGer skole o~ady Sv.
CyriIla Methoda. Ma tej sch6dzi
priiaty bpl i~cely program, ktort
navrhnuI programovy vtbor.
Druhon novotou budh re@i Ill.,
iradnikov "a hl ilradnleiek SLOW
organizacii, ktori htvani V Maho-
ming a Shcnango dolinach. Pc pr
W raz Sloyenskf obecen>tvo bude
mat prilczitost' videt' vsetkych
tnnajsich Slovakov SIovenky,
stojacich na ccle slovenSkych or
ganizacii Amcrike. A ked' ich
uvidia. blldu mat byt' ia co hrdi,
lcbo ich je. llumerne ma mas po-
ret. hodne.
Ma schodzi ntorok pl'ito,nni
boil: NJ. j. Pall1ovic. predSeda
Okr. Sboru. M. J. Lcsnak. tajom-
mix. Jozef Grancaj "a G. 25. T. X (.
S. j., Michal Ribar "a Odhor Gil. /
MSS, Maria Novotny ia c. 169.
lKSIJ.. Martin Lipka "a c. $50.
IKSJ.. Stefan Vizvary "a G. 26O.
IKSJ.. Jan + lilak IA Odbor 722l
MSS. Michal Cvengros "a Sbor
Slov. Ligy, adv Juraj Prokop.
spravca sportu ma SLOW Dni, An
drej Panda Ia Sbor 211. X. s.. !
Margaret Oravec ia Venice 132
X. Sokoliek. Helena Budaj ia C..
Is Kadetskei Jednoty, M. Mraz
"a noviny Jan Valko. spravca
ohlaskovtho vyboru SLOW. Dna.
Budi1ca sch6dza bude 81. maia.
Kontest o kral'ovnu.
Kontest o kral 'ovnu Slov. Dna
zacne sa na budnci ttzden a p.
Martin J. Lesnak, spravca Slov.
Dna, bnde odbtvat' so sIovens!1y-
mi deyami sch6dze. ma ktorrch ,
i'm da ilpravy ku kontestu a list
ky do predaiu.
Y pondelok veGer bnde sch6dza
v Youngstowne, pod kostolom O.
sadly Sv Cyrilla ii Methoda
V ntorok vecer COS. hod.) ma
Steelton pod kostolom Mena Jezis.
V stredu vecer pod kostolom o.
sadly Sv. Jana Krst. v Campbell.
Vo Stvrtok veccr v skole osadv
Sv. Alzbety v Haselton.
Schodze indie budii tiez vydr-
ziavane.
Ma sch6dze mech pride elm viac
diev, aby to boil kontest vsetkych
slovenskych diev. Kral'oyna do
stane peknv cenny dar. a vsetky
dievcata budn "a svoju usilov-
most odmenent.
Prihlaste sa este dnes!
Ktoreii nebude mono prfst' ma
schodzu, m6ze sa prihlasit' 20
Stou alebo telefonicne II p. Les
naka, ktorf i'm osobne donesie Il
pravy a listky Vystrihnite w
ph1te tento prihlas a poslite no
p. Lesnakovi:
PRfHLAs MA KONTEsT
Pan Martin J. Lesnak,
sprayca Slov. Dna,
236 Haseltine Ave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-20
Pise: Mike Kornick, tai.

Vysledok hier v nedel'u
Steelton 8, Farrell l.
Campbell 8, Lansingville !.
Sokoli s. Nsv. Trojice /,
Haselton 7. Horvati, 3.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-20

AsAAA&A0 NA AVN GssoA
Pan Martin j, Lesnak,
sprayca Slov. Dna,
236 Haseltine Ave,
Youngstown, Ohio.
Prihlasujem sa do 1kontestu a
ziadam 0 lpravy.
Memo 1899.
Adresa
........ ....
Alebo telefonnjte p. Lesnakovi
medzi 3. a 10. hod. rano vhockto-
n deh. eklo teIefonu je 1851.
The Washington times., 1932-09-19
8 SONS FACING
DEATH TRIAL

UNIONTOWN, Pa, Sept. 19
GN.SD With the body of Tsley
Tate, mountaineer bad man"
who specialized in hair trigger
guns, matrimonial alliances, and
cattle trading, in a windsWept
grave, District Attorney Wade K.
Newell moved today to send three
of Bad Isley's" sons to the elec.
trio chair.
Newell announced that the
three sons, ranging in age from
II to "a, had signed statements
not only admitting the murder but
admitting also planning the crime
the night before in order to get
possession of their fathers two
farms.
Bad Isley" was lowered into
lonely grave near his little noun
tain cabin yesterday, short dis
tance from where he lived with his
young wife and II of 20 children.
His latest wife, the fourth.
whom he married when she was
ID and who bore him l3 children,
is an eXpectant mother.
The Washington times., 1932-09-19
WALKER AIDE
Ill IN ITALY

PALMERO, Italy, Sept. 10
Q.N.SO Former Mayor James j.
Walker of New York. who arrived
here for short sightseeing trip
today, revealed that the serious
illness of George Collins, his per-
sonal secretary, may prolong his
stay in Italy.
Collins, suffering from gastritis
and under the constant care Of
a physician and nurse, will require
the attention of specialists in
Naples, Walker said.
Walker, who appeared pale and
tired, said he probably would
not return to New York aboard
the Liner Rex on its maiden voy-
age as he had planned. He
added:
"I have been i'll myself, but
the seriousness of Collins con-
ditiOn helped me to forget it.
My plans are indefinite until
Collins is examined by Naples
physicians"
Walker left his ship, the Conte
Grande, in a special tender re-
served for privileged visitors. He
shared the honor with the Italian
minister to Sweden. The Conte
Grande was to resume its trip
to Naples tonight.
The Washington times., 1932-09-19
'JAPS HOLD j, 8.
WON 7 FIGHT

MOSCOW, Sept. 10 G.N.SO.
Rabotcha MoSkwa, official organ
of the Moscow committee of the
Communist party, today asserted
that Japan's recognition of Man,
chukuo is an "open challenge to
Washington" The paper said:
at is a slap in the face
which Japan is willing to ad-
minister after having decided
to risk all, being convinced the
United States will not fight.
Thanks to the League of
Nations, Japan, during the past
year, has been able to slice off
a tasty chunk of China.
Throughout she has indi.
Gated to her chief competitor,
the United States, that she
is ready to go to any length,
including war, to prevent Amer
lean interference in the KOre-
anizatiOn of Manchuria.
"The danger of a world war
is more acute than ever. The
day and place of the outbreak
still are indefinable, although,
undoubtedly, Manchuria and
the Far East present one of the
most dangerous spots"
The Washington times., 1932-09-19
ROBOT SHOOTS
|TSCREATOR

BRIGHTON, England, Sept. 19
GNSD Harry May, inventor Of
the wireless controlled robot Al
pha. today nursed a bullet wound
in his hand inflicted by the child
of his brain.
1t happened while May was
demonstrating his mechanical
man to an audience here. He
had displayed how the robot
could read newspapers and tell
time and then began to show
how effectively Alpha could shoot
a revolver.
Before May could move, the ro-
bot grabbed the revolver, turned
quickly, and shot its creator
through the right hand.
May had no explanation for
Alpha's miSbehavior. He said:
81 always thought Alpha
might turn on me some day.
but ] don't know why he fired
at me. This is the first time
he ever diSObeyed my ORDERS"
The Washington times., 1932-09-19
MOTHER TALKS
To GARNER

MPS SApAH CARNER

DETROIT, Tex, Sept. 19 G.N.SO
Speaker John N. Garner today
remained in constant attendance
at the bedside of his aged mother,
Mrs. Sarah Jane Garner, critically
i'll in her home.
The 82-year-old mother of the
Democratic Vice Presidential NOM
inee was in a State bordering on
coma and her physicians expected
the end momentarily. Early to-
day the doctors announced their
patient was gradually sinking"
Speaker Garner, dropping all
plans for a campaign speaking
tour to rush to his mothers bed
side from Washington, arrived
here late yesterday.
At first Mrs. Garner was un.
able to recognize her distinguished
son. But an hour later she re,
sponded to him, whispering family
and nodding her head.
Every member of the Garner
family was near the aged
woman's bedside, save her daugh
terin-lsw, Mrs. Jolly Garner, who
had to stay at her home in
Uvalde to care for her mother
who is also ill.
The Washington times., 1932-09-19
BELIEVES BERN
TWICE WE'D

AMENTO, Sept. 10
G.N.SJ The body of Dorothy
Millette, phantom bride" of Paul
Bern. rested under an evergreen
tree in a Sacramento cemetery to-
day. but her affairs still figured
in public records.
Determined to lift the veil of
her mysterious past, Chester
Cannon, attorney for the Sacra-
mento public administrator,
sought clues which he believes
may lead to records of mar,
riage to the late Paul Bern. hus-
band of Jean Harlow, platinum
blonde of the screen. He said:
Il am convinced that some
where, perhaps in the records
of some obscure court house,
there are records of the mar
riage of Dorothy MilIette and
Paul Bern. There was a
stronger tie than a temporary
bond between her and Bern"
The Washington times., 1932-09-19
C0XEY HOPEFUL
Of R. F. {. AID

NEW YORK, Sept. ~ G.N.S).
Gen. Jacob Sechler Coxey hopes
to be able to try out some of his
theories of '94 on economics, he
declared today here en- route to
Massillon, Ohio, where he is
mayor. He is returning from a
visit to officials of the Recon
Struction Finance Corporation.
The man who led "Coxey's
Army" of unemployed to Wash
ington in 1894 still believes in
public works for the unemployed
and money at cost.
There are 5000 workers in
Massillon and 1000 have no jobs,
he declared. One thousand of
these are living on the city. He
added:
"That doesn't make sense.
My idea is to give them work,
pay them with money without
any interest attached to it.
Then they won't ask for charity.
1t isn't charity they want; it's
work."
The Reconstruction Finance
Corporation can help his plan. he
said. 1t calls for the building Of
new public utilities, a sewage
system, and conduits under
ground.
The Washington times., 1932-09-19
c. A. R. GATHERS
IN ILLINOIS

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Sept. 10.
The rattle of drums and the
piercing notes of flies sounded
early and continued at inter
walls today as different organiza-
tions connected with the G. A. r.
contributed toward the success
of the national convention of
Union veterans here.
The old-timerS were stirring
with the sun this morning, get
ting warmed up to the rendition
of the oft-told tales of Sheridan,
Sherman, Grant and Mcclellan.
They were officially welcomed
to Illinois by Governor Louis I.
Err" 01erSon.
Two hundred and fifty wreaths
were pIaceu about the imposing
monument of the wartime Presi-
dent by women's allied organiza-
tions to the G.. A. R.
The Washington times., 1932-09-19
BIC VOTE LOOMS
|NW|SCONS|N

MADISON, Wis, Sept. 19
G.N.SD.-One of the most heated
campaigns in Wisconsin's politi-
cal history will be climaxed to-
morrow when the voters will de-
eide whether Walter j. Kohler
or Governor Phil La Toilette is to
be the Republican gubernatorial
nominee.
A record vote is expected to be
cast. The campaign has re-
volved about high taxes, cost of
government, unemployment re,
lief, and the perennial struggle
between the "Old Guard" Repub,
licans and the La Toilette insur
gents.
In the Republican list, the
senatorial contest is almost
equal in interest to the Kohler
La Toilette fight. Senator John
j. Blaine is opposed by John B
Chapple, Ashland editor ano
fiery enemy of what he terms
the La Toilette political racket.
Regular Republicans predicted
victory because in the spring pri
maries they were successful ir
electing 16 out of 27 nationa,
delegates.
Blaine and La Toilette have not
endorsed President Hoover, but
neither have they announced
they would support Governor
Franklin D. Roosevelt.
The Washington times., 1932-09-19
HOLIDAY HEADS
CALL OFF
P|CKETS
Seek to Extend "Strike" BY
Arguments to Producers;
PerishabIeS Exempt

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, Sept.
10 N.S.).-Discarding the
blockade and adopting, in its
stead, the method of peaceful
persuasion, leaders Of the Ma
tional Farmers Holiday Asso-
citation today sounded a call
for widespread extension of
the farmers strike.
The new holiday, embracing all
agricultural States of the Middle
West and South, will be launched
Wednesday when a drive will be-
gin simultaneously in hundreds of
agricultural communities to en-
list the cooperation of all farmers
in the battle for higher prices.
The new strike was proclaimed
in a resolution adopted here last
night by the national officers of
the Farmers Holiday Association
PerishableS Exempt
The holiday is to affect all
grains and livestock, which will
be withheld from the market. All
perishable produce, such as dairy
and poultry products, are exempt
from the strike for at least 80
days. If, at the end of that
period, prices on grain and live
stock have not risen, the strike
will be extended to embrace
perishables, the holiday leaders
declared.
The resolution was signed by
three officials of the association
Milo Reno, of Des Moines, presi-
dent; E. H. HammerquiSt, of
Farmingdale, S. D., vice presi-
dent, and John H. Bosch, of At
water, Mimi, secretary-treasurer
Picketing Called Off
The resolution declared that
further voluntary picketing of
highways be Immediately discon.
tinued, and that in the place of
highway picketing, farmers or
ganize in their respective com
munities to persuade other far
mers to withhold their products
from the market"
Despite this pronouncement
some picketing continued on
Highway No. IS north of Sioux
City, where between 200 and 300
farmers continued to blockade
produce trucks.
There was. however, a marked
diminution of picketing on other
roads. At a meeting of pickets on
Highway No. 20 it was decided
to discontinue the blockade, pend
/ ing further orders from the Ma
tional Association.
The Washington times., 1932-09-19
SIXTH MAN DIES.
IN BANDIT WAR

MUsKOGEE, Okla, Sept, 10
G.N.S0.-With the death today
of Hunt Flippen, Claremore
deputy sheriff, shot in yesterdays
gu1N battle between members OF
the Carlisle gang and peace
officials, posses resumed their
search for Jim Benge, remaining
uncaptured member of the bandit
group.
KY Carlisle, leader of the gang,
and his companion, Troy Love,
and Special Deputy Sheriff
Andrew McGinnis we're slain in
the exchange of bullets yester-
day. Webster Reece, a deputy
and Bud McLain, a member of
the gang, died in an encounter
Saturday.
Carlisle, Love and Benge were
charged in murder warrants
with the Staying on Braggs Noun
tain September 2 of Mrs. Susie
Sharp. Three bandits poured
shots into the Sharp automobile
as it passed them.