davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-11
JUBILEUM SLOvENsKEHO
UcENCA.

Piateho februara toho roku
slavil 10. narodeniny professor Dir.
Jan Kvacala, najlepsi komenio-
log sucasny. DR.. Jan Kvacala sa
narodil Petrovci, znamej slo-
venskej obci v Backe (dnes tze-
mie Juhoslavie). L'udovu skolu
vychodil V rodisku, gymnazium
ma Sarvasi. Tu nasiel dobreho IL
citel'a osobe slovenskeho naro-
dovca Stefana Korena, ucivsieho
niekedy este Alexandra Petrovica
(Petofiho) Po maturite odisiel do
Bratislavy, kde stravil na lyceu
ako teolog tri roxy. Stvrty rok
studoval v Lipsku. Po navrate
domov Dol "a cas- kaplanom, ale
TUBA "a vedou no vratila do
Lipska, kde r. 1856 zisllal dokto-
rat filozoficky. Povolany na ~
ceum bratislavskt, bol stam maj
prv suplentom, potion riadnym
profesorom. Roku 1892 vysla Kva
calova kniha "Johann Amos Co.
menus ;. Ncmccke diclo toto pri-
nieslo tol'ko novych detailov a
vedomostl 0 Komenskeho zlvote
a praci, re razom preslavilo au-
tora. Kvacala dostava pozvanic
ia lmiyerzitneho profesora do
Ruska a koncom roku 1893 j od-
chadza ia. Este prv dostal na to-
ologickej fakulte viedenskej uni
verify doktorat teologie Y Ru-
sku zaujal katedru cirkevnych
dejin Ma teologickej fakulte uni
verify Jurjeve (Dorpat). Tam
ncinkoval az do roku 1918, bez-
mala stvrt'storocie. Po prevrate
boil ia cas- v Rusku ma rozlicnych
miestach, koncom roku 1920 vra-
til sa vsak na Sioyensko. Ked sa
zakladala univerzita .Komenske-
ho v Bratislave, NAL byt' na nej
riadnym profesorom, ale mu ma
miesto povodnc 81 'nbenej dali in1
katedru, ktoru ncpokladal "a pri
meranu pre- seba, preto ponnknu-
te miesto nezauJal. Cd roku 1921
| Je profesorom ma evanjelicke.
vysokej skole teologickej " Bra,
tislave. Mech ho Bob zivi este ma
mnohe roxy!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-11
IA VYSTAVBU STATNEJ ME
STIANSKEJ SKOLY v GEL
NICI.

V septembri roku 1881 bola V
GeInici zriadena Statna mestian-
ska skola S vyucovaclm jazykom
slovenskym. Pri t 'azkostiach da-
10 sd zapisat' do novozriadenej
Stat. NEST. skoly los ziakov. Dive
nezodpovedne triedy, ktore hor-
ko-t 'azko bolo NONE obstarat' !,
su preplnene. Skolu vaccsej Ca.
sti navstevuje ziactvo okolia, a
to obci: Margecany, Jaklovce,
Zakarovce, Kojsov, Vel'ky Folk
mar, Prakovce, Helcmanovce, Gel
nicke Cechy, Smolnicka Huta.
Mesto teraz pracuJe "a to, ably
toho roku bola yybudovana nova
Skolska budova. .......
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-11
zEMETRASENIE v ZEMPLINE

Dna 10. februara po polnoci
prebudene bolo obyvatel 'stvo
Humenneho zemetrasen1m, pri
ktorom sa pohybovaly predmety
Ma stenach a otvaraly nezamknu-
te dvere skryni Otrasy neboly
prudke, trvaly 2-3 sekundy a
boly sprevadzane podzemnym hu-
kotom. Obyvatelia mali DOZEN,
ako keby sa bola prihnala po-
vichrica. Ludia, ktori lezali ma
posteliach, citili, ako sd tieto
trash. Cetnfci, ktori mali vonka
sluzbu, hovoria, ze otrasy vyvo-
lavaly taky DOZEN, ako keby sa
ma raz priblizil vlak, alebo ked
ide nakladne auto po dlazbe. Vac
Sic nest 'astie nebolo hlasene.
v ten isty cas- pocitene bolo ze-
metrasenie v Michalovciach.
Hovori sa, ze trvalo "a 10 sekiind
ePohybovaly Sd obrazy Pahsl ma
bytok. Otrasy sprevadzal podzem
ny hukot.
Taktiez vo Vranove bolo pocl-
tene zemetrasenie, ktoreho vlna
isla smerom cd vychodu. Naiprv
bolo pocltene parl slabslch otra-
SOW, potion jeden silnv naraz. O.
kna sa triasly, skryne boly posu-
mute so svojho miesta ich dve-
re sd samocinne otvorily. Tiez
obrazy IA stenach sa polly. O.
trasy zeme trvaly niekoPko Sc
llilnd a boly tax slime, re vsetko
obyvatel 'stvo sa zobudilo 10 span
ku, pretoze l'udia boil pri otra-
soch posteliach nadhodeni. O.
byvatel sa znacne nal'akalo
a upokojilo sa len az vtedy, ked
sa otrasy uz neopakovaly. Jeden
vranovskych osvetovych pra-
covnikov pracoval dlho do noel
mohol priebeh zemetrasenia po-.
zorovat' od sameho zaGiatku. Zia
ci, ktor1 prisli do vranovskych
skol hovorili, re tiez v dedinach
bolo pecitene zemetrasenie. Pc
dobne zpravy dochadzajl al z
Trebisova.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-11
HROZNA TRAGEDIA NEZA.
MESTNANEHO OTCA RODINY

Ma Myjave (Nitrianska) po
tieto dm prislo k smutnej trage-
dii. Mlady, sotva 3O-rocny Ste
fan Marecek uz dlhsi cas- Dol bez
prace. Nal dye mal'ucke deti a
zenu, hfadal robotu, nemohol
dostat' ziadnn. Bol uz cely ncr-
vozny a vel mi popudlivy. jed.
neho dna dopoludnia este sa ihral
50 svojim 6-rocnym ch,apcom,
ktoreho vozil ma sankach v zahra-
de a potion bez slova odislel. A.
ko kracal popri zeleznici ve,llcej
Myiavy smerom k Novemu Me-
stu, zrazu skocil pred o.obny
v1ak, ktory no nplne roztrhal
Str0jvodca zastavil rusen, ale ~
bolo neskoro. Nest 'astnfho Ma
reeka potion pochoyali "a vel kcj
slisfrasti celeho okolia. Podl'a w.
sluchu rusnovodiea kuriea. j
vyllicena nahoda,. ale rozLodnc i
de 0 samovrazdu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-11
SLOVENSKO-MADARsKY
SBLIzOVACf VECIEROK.

Y nedel'u, 81. jan. vecer Dol
vo verkej sieni Hudobnej akade-
mie V Budapest slovensko-ma-
d ,arsky kultlrny vecierok, uspo-
riadany miestnou slovenskou ko-
loniou, "a pritomnosti pocetneho
obecenstva. Ciel'om vecierku bo-
10 kulturne sblizenie slovensko-
mad 'arske. Vecierok sa vydaril
mad ocakavanie. Pc uvodnej re-
ci, ktoru povedal redaktor Emil
Kovar, nasledovaly recitacie bas-
nj Petofiho, Aranya a Adiho. BIZ
dapeStianski slovenski ochotnici
zahrali z Madachovej "Tragedie
cloveka" scenu $ Keplerom, kto-
ra sa odohrava V Prahe. Napokon
slovensle piesne vniesly do srdc
vsetkych pritomnych srdecnl ma
ladu. S vel'kym lispechom boil
recitovani al nasi basnici v ma
d'arskom preklade. Mad 'arska
tlac prijala vecierok S pochope-
MIN, co. iniciatorov vecierkov po-
vzbudzuje usporiadat' d aisle sbli
zovacie vecierky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-11

We'd ak doterajsia dodavkova
praks potrva este novych desat
rokov, potion uz ami Slovensko e.
videncie potrebovat' nebude. Dez
industrializacia tejto macossky
odbavovanej casti nasho Staff,
pokracuje elm d'alej, tym ryych
lejsim tempom. "Nadej'', ze Slo-
vensko bude takto nplne zagra-
rizovane, ME je skutoene nijakou
utopiou. O niekol'ko dni ma "a
stavit stroje martinska celuloz-
ka, "a nou pravdepodobne bude
nasledovat' vyhasnutie kominov
rybarpol 'skej tekstillSy atd'. atd'.
Tisicky desiatky tisicov slo
venskych Fudi zostanu bez ga
robku, bez chleba. A to vSetko
hlavne preto, ze lidova strana a
jej minister nechcn priznat ne
spravedlivost', pachanu na Slo-
vensku, nechcu mu dat to, co mu
patri.
Ia takychto okoinosti je tato
strana zodpovedna "a najma jej
predstavitelia na Sloyensku dr.
Miturom V cele( "a d'alsi osnd
priemyselnej vyroby ma Sloven-
sku, "a d aisle pauperizovanie tel
to casti republiky. Pravda, povin
nost'ou poslancoy a senatorov O.
statnych stran musi byt' co mai
rychlejsie zlomenie odporu lido
vel strany zaistenie spravedli-
teho podielu Slovenska na tejto
dolezitej casti vydajoveho hospo-
darskeho Statu. Musl sd to stat
skorej, ako bude neskoro. Dezin-
lustrializovane Slovensko eviden-
cie. potrebovat' nebude, lebo ma
statnych dodavkach nebude mat
zaujmu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-11

Priroda je krasna zvlas5' z
jari, ked' zaefnaju Wat tepls ve-
try, stromy zacinajt pukat' a
trava zelenat'. Kazdy 81 dobrc
pamata ma krasnu jarnu dobu v
svojej domovine a ME raz 81 po-
mysli, ako by bolo pekne Ease u
vidiet' svoju rodni zem a poke.
chat sa v nadhernej prirode.
Prfroda VIOLA domovina vabi.
Taxa costa je sprfjemnena, ked'
sa cestuje ma Chyrnej Stvorke
Hamburg American Line. Chy me
parniky ALBERT BALIIN,
NEW YORK, DEUTSCHLAND
alebo HAMBURG su svetozname
a poskytuj1 najvacsie pohcdlic
|. pri cestovani.
Tieto styri veil parniky pla-
vajiice medzi New Yorkom a
Hamburgom nabidaji nielen po-
hodlne cestovanie, ale al najlep-
sic spojenie. Sn opatrene proti
kolisaniu, take costa je ako ma
jazere. Su to lode bez morskej
choroby.
.Parniky Albert Ballin, New
York, Hamburg a Deutschland
vylodia svojich cestovatel 'ov ro-
vno v Hamburger, centralne umie.
stneny pristav V Europe, zkadial
idu priame vlaky do vsetkych ca
sti Europy.
Cestovanie na tychto lodiach
je pravym rajom, co prisvedcujil
start cestovatelia. Vsetky kabfny
Druhej Triedy boly teraz zmene-
ne na Turisticku triedu, pre- kto.
ri al vsetky spo1ocenske sienc
boly urcene.
Tiez kuchy1a je svetochyrna a
vyborne domace jedla su pripra-
vovane nadostac, take cestujnci
81 nemozu vynachvalit' stravu.
Ak zamysPate cestovat' do kraju,
nezabudnite Ma tieto lode, ktore
teraz nabidajG cestovne "a najniz
Stu cenu.
Hamburg-American parnfky Re-
solute "A Reliance sd pouzivane
ma rozlicne vyletne cesty. Reso-
lutte je teraz ma ceste okolo sveta
Reliance PLAYA medzi New Yor.
kom Zapadnou Indiou.
Tri inc lode. st. Louis. Mil
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-11
SLOVENSKI POSLANCI ZIA-
DAJU EVIDENCIU VSETKYCH
STATNYCH DODAVOK A
PRAC.

V poradnej sieni parlamentu
v Prahc sisli sa II. febr. Ma po-
zvanie Narus-u slovenski po-
slanci a senatori. Okrem Micuro-
vel, zastupene boly vsetky strany
to peknym poctom svojich pri-
slusnlkov.
Pojednaval sa projekt, ktory
ma byt podany Wade, 0 eyiden,
eli vsetkych statnych dodavok. a
prac. Debata rozsirila sd na po-
trebu, vymoct' primeranu kvotu
pre- Slovensllo, a to nielen do
davkach, ale v hospodarskych
nalezitostiach na celej clare.
Vyvolila sa komisia, ktora ma
o tychto otazkach rokovat S
predsedom snemoyne. ako i S
predsedom ylady.
Z Rozhodne je ziadlcne, ably sa
slovensk1 politicki cinitelia> ski.
tocne vzchopili teraz styria-
dvaciatej hodine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-11
SUBEH MA VYPRACOVANIE
"PIATILETKY" PRE- sLOVEN-
SKO "A PODK. RUS.

neutrality-suspicious. 1stav slo-
venska a Podkarpatskej Rusi w
pisuje verejny subeh ma tema
Moznost' uzitocnost' hospo-
darskeho planu pre- Slovensko;
jeho zasahy rozsah; predpoklad
jeho uskutoenenia." /. cena Kcs
5000. II. cena kcs 2000.---, III.
eena Kcs 1000. Prace nusia
byt' dorucene najneskor do 81
marca reel slovenskej alcbo
ceskej pod heslom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-11
sTRAJKY v csR.

Podl'a oznamenia .statneho Il
radu statistickeho, bolo minu.
lom roku 219 strajkov, toho
$50 jednotlivych 80 hromad-
nych v 448 zjvodoch. Y postih.
nutych zavodoch strajkovalo AZ,
003 zamestnancov a 2,36S nepra-
cova1o pre- stfajky. Uhrnom cini
la strajkoya strata pracoynej do
by 493,524 pracoynych dnf strs
ia na mzdc 1871. .587 Kcs.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-11
PREDNASKA vYSLANCA
sLAvIKA Y BRUSELI.

Cesko.slovensky vyslanec dr.
Slavik (Slovak) prednasal 10.
febr. Y studentskom dome Ces-
ko-Slovenskej republike a Spo-
locnosti Narodov.. v uvode spo-
menul utvorenie CSR titulaciu
e.s. statu, ma GO prehovoril oh.
sirnejsie zahranicnej politike
CSR a Malcj Dohody. Ma pred
naske boil pritomni pocetni cle-
novia diplomatickeho sboru, po-
litikovia atd'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-11
" BRATIsLAvE vYCHoDf 1874
tASoPISoV.

Podl'a uradneho vykazu, je u
Bratislaye1 5s' ' tlasiarnf, VI kto-
rSch sa tlaef 1s4 casopiyov. 2
tehoto poctu je 104 sasopisov ne
politickych aa3O politickychs Den
nfkov je 10. Y rokn 1881! bola
prevedena konfiskacia i Isl pri-
padoch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-11
PREDNASKA DIR. IMRA KAR
VABA " TRENtfNE.

Dina IA. februara bola predna.
ska n Tre1lGine Y bio Fora Y ram
ci Extenzie Komenskeho nniver.
zity. Prednasal uniyerzitny do
cent DR. Imro Karyas ma tema
yznam hospodarskfho llaeio-
nalizmu.' ,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-11
MA SLOVENSKU JE ZAKAZA
NE sA SHROMAzDOVAT.

Vyhlaskou krajinskeho pref.
denta bolo ma Sloyensku zakaza-
ne pod prisnou pokutou -shlnko
vanie shromazd 'oyanie sd rudu
na miestach verejnych alebo We
refine pristupnych. Zakaz Dol Wy
hlaseny 3 obavy pred vytrzao-
st ami nezamestnanych robotnf
kov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-11
NEzAMESTNANf v BREZNE
MAD HRONoM.

" okrese breznianskom pocet
prihlasenych nezamestnanych ro-
botnflov a robotnidiek koncom
mesiaca januara 1882 cinil 2.7ss
os6b. 3 tohto poetu nezamestna.
nych je 3,412 rebotnikov s76
rObotnlciek.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-11
MOVE JAsKlYNE MA sLo-
VENSKU.

Znamy turista ucitel, Jozef Ko-
valcfk b zGierneho Balogu pri Bre-
znelnad Hronom objavil move ia
'skyne, ktore vraj vedi dediny
Bystrej al do Valasskej.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-11
POLAR v CERNOHORsKYCH
KUPEL'OCH,

V cernohorskych knpel'och pri
Spisskej Novel Vsi yypukol pc
ziar, ktory sposobil skody vyso
pol miliona Kcs. Podl'a miesta,
kde poziar vypukol, panuje pre-
svedcenie, ze bol zalozeny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-11

waukee a Cleveland su tiez
'transatlantickej sluzbc. st to
chyrne kabinove lode, plavajucc
medzi New Yorkom, lrskom
Hamburgom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-11

Some 5000 refugees Of China
following their arrival in
after hazardous trek from the now in the hands Of
invading Japanese Many these people suffered terrible hardship
the march to safety fleeing wooden seds propelled over e
ugives
they driven from their homes
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-05-04
Kansas vs. Forty-Seven States.
lNew York Herald Tribune.)


 "The Literary Digests" poll on Prohibition still and that by the paper thin margin of ninetyeght votes Gan it be that Kansas eventually will be found in favor of repeating the Eighteenth Amend ment? Not if William Allen White prevent it. Perhaps those ninety eight votes his. In any case we suggest that, if he would do the proper thing by Kansas he redoube the fury of his dry advocacy whether as an oracle voter
 For Kansas owes it to itself to remain unique Should it be found following the lead of all the other commonwealths in the country its distinction as the one State among the forty eight opposed to popular rule would be forfeited and great Ameri- can tradition would lie prone in the dust Kansas LOT MT White, both--we appeal to you TWO years ago when it appeared in the last Literary Digest poll that your voice would be the only one luneouvocay supporting the Utopia of MT. Volstead you issued the proud proclamation Gin effecD: AS Kansas goes, goes the country Are you backing down on this slogan, or is it 8 case Of the master lof the dog who would be obeyed?
 One can see why resubmission IS so un- popular with professional Prohbitionists They in- sst upon its futility since the adverse vote of only thirteen States is necessary to block repeal Yet lhere in an informal though comprehensive, refer lendum on the issue the State above all others counted safe for their sumptuary experiment. ap- pears teetering the fence. Thirteen States, and not one secure, not Kansas! So long as they can brow beat Congress with their blacklist mani- festoes why should they risk the popular verdict? Echo answers "Why?" but it fails completely to satisfy the query why the two great parties in the country should fail to go record for resubmssior (to popularly elected State Conventions at their National Conventions now imminent.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-05-04
ONE VICTORY IS ENCOURAGING.

Word comes from Washington that the intensive drive of Author Stewart Edward White, Lawyer and Big Game Hunter John M Holzworth, Editor Arthur Newton Pack and others, to cause the establsnmene of brown bear sanctuaries in Southeast Alaska, which enlisted the support of scores Of American newspapers has been stopped, and that for the present at least the situation has ceased to be dangerous.
 The fight for Alaska in the premises at Wash ington was led by B. F. Hentzleman, Assistant Re- gional Forester, of this City and in Alaska 1t was waged by the Juneau, All-Territoral and other Chambers of Commerce supported by The Empire and other Alaska newspapers.
 This victory is good news to Aaskans, and it is encouraging to those of this Territory who would rather fight than to be imposed upon or allow the Territory's best interest to suffer.
 The outcome of this fight suggests that Alaska now has another battle which may be won Ii the same sort of contest is put up It is apparent that a determined effort is to be put forth to transfer the activities of the Alaska Road Commission from the Army to the Interior Department That too' would be injury to Alaska that would be lasting and severe It must be stopped if possible
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-05-04

SYNOPSIS: Georgie RevelI is in love with Eddie Town send, but can't decide to aca- cept him because her employ CT, Matching, has an unbreak- able rule of firing any woman working for him who marries. She hates to tell him, she says to her cousin, Jenny, whom she is supporting. Jenny apprec- iates Georgie's kindness, but is indignant because Georgie has always treated her like a child. Georgie gives her a silver dress on her twenty-fourth birthday, but continues to dominate her. The two girls are going out to dinner with Ryder Vale and q friend of his. and GeOrgie sends Jenny on ahead to find the strange man. Jenny dislikes Vale's friends, and has no hope of approving this one. She is met, however by :nan who instantly holds her atteniicn. His intentness leaves her con fused. She is not the Miss Reyell, she explains. She's just behind me-" she says. I'm only Jenny"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-05-04

Always prefer a party when the host is unpunctual," Georgie was announcing. Give the guests at least a few minutes to enjoy themselves" She laughed at the tall man who laughed back at her.
 Garth Agency" said Vale, in troducing him. And the four of them moved into the restaurant.
 Whenever Jenny went out with Georgie and one or more of her "stalwIarts" as she called them, she felt like little girl included in a grown-up setting. Tonight she was not actually at the tail of the procession, for Ryder was at her shoulder, but she had the sen sation of tagging slowly behind it. Over her head, Vale was teasing Georgie about her lateness and she, unheeding, was listening to some thing Garth Agency was telling her. Jenny sat rather bleakly down down at the glittering little table that had Ryders name on it While he became occupied with the waiter, she looked at the man on her left.
 He was tall and slim and he sat in the easy pose of tall, slim men, with a hand on his hip ano his long legs carelessly disposed He was not tanned, but he had ar out-cf door look and there was g tinge of blue is his very smooth black hair. Jenny thought his eye: were blue, too, until he glancee
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-05-04

and purple; single and double. Hyacinthus; hyacinths.
 Impatiens Balsamina; female balsam ap ple": three shades of purple; single or very little doubled LiliunL pomponium Pyren- aicum yellow. Lilium pomponium, aureum yellow Lilium pomponium; red, spotted. Lilium monaldelphum yellow, tinged at base and tip with purple Lilium bulbiferum; dark reddish orange spotted Lilium cro- ceum bright orange common Polianthes tuberosa tuberose; white Primula auricula; bears ears; white, buff yellow, scarlet red. Primula vulgaris; primrose; pale yellow. Scilla Italica; Italian squill; pale blue.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-05-04
Cheap Money?
(Boston News Bureau)

It is somewhat heartening to note at last in Washington what approaches real appreciation Of the legislative need One instance is in the cur rent agreementa least outwardly-for cooperation on balancing the budget and speed in the doing thereof The other is in added resistance to the bonus Democratic pledges are newly on record as to both.
 It begins to appear clearly that the bonus advocates are apt to fall between two stools. These two are a professed regard for the veterans and love for cheap money" The accent has lately been shifted more to the latter which has been the real animus behind much political pro-bonus activity.
 The cry is still raised that veterans are in dis tress; but there is still more streess on the alleged stimulus that would come from their spending of another two billions It is conveniently forgotten that the plea was made about the first two billions And the is made worse by the proposed mechanics of the scheme in dumping two billions of bonds upon the reserve banks to sell. What is aimed at is imitation of artificial and violent character, in the interest of the debt or class" The damage would be to the Govern It means in another resort to the printing press despite all the historical warnings against the madness.
 Presumably a halt would be called just as soon as just enough-and more-inflation had been administered Which would be the first time on record of abruptly checking rakes progress or descent of Avernus. But the country with all the recent European examples before 1t and it's memories that go bac to Bryan, would not tolerate that
 Non-partisan co-operations pledges can have nc
 better opportunity than to obviate the need of any
 such bitter fight--not permitting the case of Iveto need to arise.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-05-04
by MIia CleH-Addams

liner way and then she thought they were gray. She could see that Georgie was rather liking the LOOK lof him.
 And he, of course, was liking the look of Georgie; that rich generous splendor; that suggestion of peony in flower. Wonder1ui cseorgie. of course he wanted 10 monopoliza her. Many men did 1t was natural.
 T beg your pardon" stammer-
 ed Jenny. | T asked you, Miss Cinderella tgrinned Ryder, whether your fairy gcdmosher will let you stay later than twelve tonight2"
 f.eYou must ask Georgie," she lsaida sslyly. She gave me the tfrock.7
 ePeople don't have birthday ! every day of their lives" cried
 Georgie.n breaking off her vivac- | iu1s chatter. "Twenty-four today { is that infant, Ryder, and don't clare to treat her like little girl
 Jenny's cheeks became warmer
 She wished to heaven Georgie hadn't thought it necessary to say that Some men at the next ta-
 ble. who had already given her
 quick, appraising stares, stared at liner again and harder. Garth Av- eney's long body swayed around on his chair and he met her
 unhappy eyes.
 1 'SMany happy returns" he said
 negligently. Again she had the
 sense of hidden laughter. The li2flts. dimmed to a soft rose
 shone upon his eyes and she saw
 that they were not gray or blue but hazel. They held hers, search ed them; let them go. She sat back with a pulse pounding in her throat and watched him turn
 back to Georgie. But Georgie was
 gaily harranguing Ryder. And, as