davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-15
NrEco z YoUNGsTowNsKE
Ho POLTTICKEHO KLUBU.

Novy drad a. zabavnv vybor
klubu chysta nieco zvlastneho
pre- bud1cu sch6dzu, ktora lbude
dina Z. februara vecer o pol 8.
v Sokolovni ma Washington st.
Vsetci obcania obcanky, uz
ci sn iidami alebo ME. sn srdecne
pozvani ma tdto schodzu. Vypo-
eujti rozlicnych reenikov lep-
som politickom sorganizovani So.
Niekto 81 mysli, re politika mi,
je nepotrebna, ale tom sa vel.
mi myli, lebo keby>sme boil moe.
nejsie v politike sorganizovanf,
ako sme teraz, nerobily by sa
nam take krivdy, AXE sa nam ro.
bia teraz. Mnohi naSi Slovaci te.
raz sd bez prace, idh 81 ju pytat
cd novej administracie nasho me
sta - ii ju dostanng Me. Preeo
ME ? ,Preto, lebo II vedia, ze smt
slabo sorganizovan1 a preto sa
mas neboja. Prid'te vsetci ma bu
dtcu schodzu, bude to len prt
vas samych dobre. lebo pocuje
te, ze ako mozeme dosiahnut
ciel', "a ktorym tdzime. Ny slo
vaci SINE skoro II najmocnejsi
nasimi votani, ale inc narodno
sti mas ' politike prebehujd {
my vzdy ostavame pozadu. A tx
je nasa vina, lebo spolu nedrzi
me. Preto tlto chybu musimt
napravit' preto ste vsetci zia
dani. ably ste ma tn schodzu pfi
sli.
Dopisovatep.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-15
Spolkove zpravy
SCHoDzA tfsLA 26o. IKSJ.
Y HASEL.TON.

Cislo 260. +. X. S. J.v Ifasel-
ton bude odbyvat' mesatnl scho.
dzn v nedel'u, Ii. jan. po obede
.. hodine v skole osady Sv.
Alzbety. ziadam ldov, aby 50 y
najvacsom pocte dostavili.
Ma rocnej sch6dzi tohto tisla
zvoleny Dol nasledovny tirad ma
rok 1892:
Jan Hassay, predseda.
Jan Basista, podpredseda.
Jan B. Hassay, zapisnik.
Stefan Antal, sdctovnfk.
Jozef Fabiny. Jan Klest, Ste.
fan Bartos Stefan Rudy, pod
detovnici. IL
Michal Hassay, pokladnfk.
Jozef Kukura, Michal Kozak a
Andrej Rudy, dozorcovia majet.
kn.
Stefan Bartos, zastavnik.
Michal Bendzala, straz.
Jan Hassay, preds
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-15
ROCNA sCH0D IA HI. URAD.
NfKOV SLOVENSKEJ
STUDENTsKEJ LfGY.

Milwaukee, Wis. -. v nedel'u,
dna 81. decembra 1881, 0, 10. ho.
dine rano vsetcia hi. Iradnlci
Slovenskej Studentskej Lfgy v
Amerike sisli. sa v miestnosti
Prusovej Hally, 1902 N. 18th ST.,
Milwaukee, kde sa vydrziavala
rocna schodza. HI. 1radnici, kto-
ri sa z1castnili tejto sch0dze, s1
nasledovni: Stefan Osuskyy, pred
seda Chicago; Emil Bobusch,
I. podpredseda 2 Kenosha; II.
podpredseda Michal Kanderka z
West Allis; 81. Lillian Kubieek,
81. Julia Cablk, historieka, Chi
cago; 81. Arana Zimany, pred
sedkyna dozorcov, Kenosha; 81.
Helen Hamrlik, Gary; Ivan
Galik Chicago; Jozef Mica :
Kenosha; Martin Minarciny 2
Chicago; Henry Kusick mi. a
DIR. Stefan Kliman, redaktori, q
Milwaukee.
Po nstalenf programu, prikro-
clio sa k podavaniu zpray. Ked
riadky tieto boly pisane, podali
svoje zpravy 1radnici dradnf-
cky. A 20 zprav vysvita, ze Slo.
venska Studentska Liga v Anne.
rike "a minuly rok urobila vel
mi krAsny pokrok, a to ma Glen
stve al ma majetku. Tiez be-
hom styroch mesiacov prijali SINE
do svazu nasej organizacie diva
novozalozene gbory, ktore So ma,
chodia ' state Ohio. Je to pokrok
ktory zaiste nielen radost vzbu-
|. df Y srdciach slovenskej studu-
jdcej mlAdexe, ale ma ktory mo.
Ieme byt 81 vSetcia hrdf.
TieE SINE mali n&v5tevu ! chi
cagskeho sborn, ako s. : Keno
aha, Cudahy ! Milwaukee. slo-
] venskA Studentsk4 Liga \ Anne
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-15
TANECNA ZABAvA MA Lam
SINGVILLE.

Basketball cata X. Sokolov z
Lansingville usporiada taneend
zabavu ma 80. januara Soko.
hovni ma Homewood Ave. Hrat'
bude Henry's Playboys 9.clenova
orchestra, ktora zna vel'mi do
bre hrat'. -.
Jan janet je spravca tejto za
bavy, S pomocou Pavla Stefa.
ma Olenik, jana a Stefana Feren
cak, Jana Gbur, Juraja Moto
sko, Jana Holecko, Stefana Ku
lik Michala Olenik.
Vstupne je 25c pre- danny a 35t
pre- panov. Zaciatok taneu 8
hodine. Slovenske obecenstvo j.
srdecne pozvane. r.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-15
Tanecne zabavy
a veciefky
KARTOvY vECIERoK Y osA
DE NAJSv. MENA JEzIS.

Ma nedel'u veeer,l7. januara
odbyvat' sa bnde Y sauditoriume
osady Najsv. Mena Jezis kartovy
vecierok, ma ktory poriadatelky-
osadnicky srdetne povolayaju ct.
obecenstvo.
Riaditel 'kou je PAM Martino-
va Dolak a vo whore sii panic
Pavlova OndaSoya, Matejova
Hamborska, Janova Keresturo.
va, Janova Kramerova, Jozefova
Begallova, Stefanova Fridmano.
va. Stefanova Matkova. Janova
Pollakova, Petrova Phillipsova
Karolova Hurova, stefanova Ke.
resturova.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-15
z ROcNEJ sCHoDzE sBoRU
108. KATOL. SOKOLA.

Sbor 108. Katolickeho Sokola
odblval svoju ro6nn sch6dzu 10.
januara 1892 a tymto oznamuje
svojim 1dom, re nrad ma tento
rok zvoleny Dol nasledovnI:
Jozef Maruskin, spravca.
Michal Ores, p6dspravca.
7 Stefan Bajtos MI, zapisnik.
Valent Hlebovi, pokladnik.
sMichal Galko, nctovnlk
\ ,Jnraj Labuda a Pavel Lilko,
dozorcovia majetku.
Stefan Bajtos ST., dozorca cho-
rych.
s Michal Smith, velitel'.
Martin Markovich, podvelitep.
Jan janet, direktor sportu.
.Jozef Sova, starosta M. O.
Stefan Bajtos ST., straz.
Sch0dze sa odbvvajii kazdil
druhn nedePu mesiaci.
Zdar Bob!
Stefan Bajtos, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-15

chylnost' nemuseli kupovat'
inc inc nastroje.
Dneska v kazdom Wurlitzer
obchode v Spoj. Statoch je studio
kazdom je to 1.-Two. Kazdo-
denne mnozstvo muzov, lien,
dievcat chlapcov prichodi do
mich ma svoje zdarma dlohy a
cvi6by.
Pri prilezitosti IS. vyrocia Dol
vel Ky banket v Cincinnati, ma
ktorom bolo rozhodnute zapo.
ciat' vel XII predajoyd kampan,
v ktorej usilovni predavaci budd
odmeneni. Vypredaj IL Wurlitzer
v Youngstown je cast 'ou tel kan
pane.
Terajsim predsedom Wurlitzer
Co. je Rudolph II. Wurlitzer a
spravcom obchodu v malom je
jeho syn Rembert Wurlitzer. Vo
! fonografovej reel predsedu, kto.
ri poc1vali predavaci Wurlitzer
Co. ma slavnostntch bankctoch
po celej krajine, Mr.. Wurlitzer
povzbudzoval zamestnancov K
najvacsej kooperacii usilovno.
| sti, ktore budu odmenene poyv.
senim..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-15
KRAsNA RotNA sCH0DzA
zENSKEHO KLUBU v MEsTE
K1ub usporiada ma Z. febr. karto-
W veGierok a bunco v skole
sv. Cyrilla a Methoda.

Slovensky zensky Politicky a
Vzdelavaj1ci Klub v Youngstown
NAL minuleho stvrtku vydarend
rocnl sch6dzu. Po vybaveni klu.
bovych vecf, bola vol'ba nradu
ma rok 1882. Zvolene boly nasle-
dovne sestry:
Maria G. Slifka, predsedkyna.
Anna Herman, podpredsedky.
Ia.
Katarfna Volosin, zapisnieka,
Maria Kubina, uctovnicka.
Cecilia Klein, pokladnieka.
L'udmila Trojan, dozorkyna.
Potom bola hra ma 500 u bum
co. PAM Hermanoya a pani Ma
ria Muranska vyhraly ceny pri
500 panic Maria Kosik a Maria
Vrabel pri bunco. Pc hrach po-
f " < f. ~ . IS
davane holy chutne zakusky.
Ma rocnej schodzi medzi inym
bolo tisnesene, aby klub usporia-
dal kartovy vecierok bunco
dna Z. februara vecer skole O.
sadly Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda. Bu-
de sa hrat' 500 a bunco. Vel mi
pekne ceny budd dane vit'azom.
Bude /. i II. cena ma 500 a |.
II. cena ma bunco a tiez bnde al
dverova cena a sice vel 'ka sun
ka. Pc hre budl podavane "a
husky.
Riaditel'kou tohto veeierka bu-
de pani Maria Kubinova a vo
whore sd: PAM Maria G. Slifka,
pani L'udmila Trojan, pani Ce.
ella Klein, pani Katarina volo.
Sin, pani Anna Herman, PAM Ka.
tarina Sulik, pani Jozefova So
francova, pani NJ. Cizmarova.
PAM Wagnerova, pani Tomeeko'
va, pani NJ. sefefkova, PAM Ma.
ria Muransky, pani Lane, pan!
Schromofska, pani Kubalova, pa
nj Maria Lesicko, PAM Hudiko.
va, PAM Leskovska, PAM Tarap.
cakova, pani Mandulova, PAM
Kosfkova, PAM Anna Petrik, pa.
nj Maria Pekareik, PAM Maria
Vrabel, pani Krajnakova, pam
Maria Behun, pani Fajcakova.
X. Volosin, zap
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-15
DIVE VEsELoHRY v osADE
sv. CYR1LLA A METHoDA
(Dokoncenie S l. strany.) J

(Dokoncenle S !. strany.)
Ia osem rokov m6jho dcinko.
vania ma poll dramatickom tn v
meste zbadal som, re mas Pud
slovensky ma najradsej divadel-
ne kusy, ktore s1 popretkavane
nasimi krasnymi narodnymi spe-
vami, d'alej dedinskym humo.
rom, starodavnymi zvykmi a po-
verami a vsetkym tym, co mas
upamat1va ma nasu rodnu zem.
ma lone ktorej SINE uzreli svetlo
Bozie a boil odchovanf sloven-
skym mliekom naSich matiek. A
dl'a toho sa al drzim a vyberam
vzdy len taketo svojrazne kusy,
ably nasi rodaci rodacky tn v
Amerike zazili chvile, ktore ich
aspon ma niekol 'ko hodin du-
chu zanesn ma p0du nasfo drahe-
ho Slovenska, ktore bolo krvou
nasich otcov junakov vykdpe.
ne. Preto bratia Sl0vaci sestry
Slovenky, ked' sa YAM naskytne
prilezitost' vidiet' slovenske di-
vadlo, ktore ako som uz spome-
null zobrazuje vsetko to, Go nam
niekedy bolo take drahe a take
svat6, mel 'utujte tych niekol 'ko
centov, ale ked' vam je len moz-
ne, id'te 81 ich obzriet'. A preto,
ze ciel'om dramatickeho krlzku
osady je pracovat' pre- cest' a
dobry chyr nasej osady a pre-
jej povznesenie, osadnfci a osad.
nfcky mali by tie jeho dobre sna-
by podporovat' tym, aby sa Y
hojnom pocte ,z1castnovali tych.
to predstavenf. Vieme, Re sl zle
easy a mnohi majd nedostatok,
ale vieme al to, ze ie este ma
tisice takyoh, ktorym by bolo
l'ahko podporit' tento krasny a
vzneseny ciel'.
Ably som ale nepredlzoval, nuz
chcel by som dctive prosit tych
nasich osadnfkov q osadnfcky a
vobec ct. SLOW. obecenstvo, ktore
bolo minuleho roku ma jar ma
predstavenf AMarnotratny syn Z
teraz v. jaseni ma predstaveni
drAmy "Slovensk& mntedlnica' 4
50 i'm to pacilo, chystajd 50 mas
poctit' 81 no bud6com predsta-
vent, dna 81. janu6ra, feb n&.
vstevou, aby boil l4skavf trochu
zaagitovat' a toto predstav1nie
81 medsi ich pribusn*mi, pria.
tel'mi, krajanmi ! v6bec medsi
fch znamymi, jestli nejakych IA.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-15
RAsTtcI PR1EMYsEL.

z celeho sveta oznamuje sa
rastuca obl'lbenost' ,cigariet. Me-
novite rastie spotreba ,cigariet v
Europe, ackol'vek fajcenie ciga-
riet ,prevysuju Spoj. Staty vacsi-
nu europskych krajin. Len v An
glicku je 'spotreba cigariet asi
vacsia ako v Amerike. Ale po ka-
viariiach v Europe vidno, ze ci-
garetle tesla sa rastucej obl'u-
be. " Spoj. Statoch Wac viac
l'udf fajci cigarette hlavne preto,
re odstranovane sd iste drsne
drazdidla Mich t6stovacfln pro-
cesom ultra fijalovymi lncami.
Ze tato krajina ma byt' vod.
com v dohanovom priemysle, je
len prirodzene, lebo dohan je a.
merickeho p6vodu. Ked' Kolum-
bus prisiel do San Salvadoru v
1892, videl domorodcov fajcit' a
on ten zvyk doniesol do Europy.
Americkf farmari vyvazajti rocne
525, ,OOO,OO funtov dohanu. Vlani
vyvezene bolo dohanu 579, 200. 900
funtov "a $145, 100000. Tovarne
" Spoj. Statoch vyrobily okolo
100, 600, 100000 cigariet, z kto.
rych 38 percent bolo vyrobene u
The American Tobacco Compa-
ny. Hlavnym vyrobkom tejto
spolocnosti sds Lucky Strike, kto-
re sl jedinymi cigaretlami ma
svete, chraniacimi hrdlo proti
podrazdeniu q sice upotrebcnfm
tajneho t6stovacieho procesu, "a
hrnuj6ceho pouzitia ultra fila
lovSch ldcov. Tento vvlucny to-
stovacf process vyzenie iste drsne
drazdidla, prirodzene nachodiace
So v kazdom dohanovom liste.
Okrem vyvodenia vo vyrobe,
vyr&batelia Lucky Strike veno-
vail pozornost paklfku. A ne
d6vno dali ma trh novy celofano-
W paklik 8 u5kasni. Pritisnete
jedno usko . drnhe potiahnete
q mate paklfk otvoreny. Tento
novy celofanovt obal drEi ciga.
retle cerstvymi, 70 je dodatoc-
n5 d6kas, ze vtr6batelia 50 sta
raid, aby dali Eo najlepSi vyro-
box ttm milisAom ,nuyoy ! Hen,
ktorf siahaj6 = Lnieky kasdy
de6. lohl6Ska.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-15

jl al pri inych osadach. Vstup-
ne, ako vidite, je vel mike.
Me preto, zeby toto predstavenie
nebolo take cenne krasne ako
boly predosle, ale preto, ze sd
zle easy, nuz musime sa al ma
lom uspokojit'.
Teraz chcel by som este al to
poznamenat', ze zaeiatok kazde-
no predstavenia tohto krnzku v
buducnosti vzdy bude punktovne
7. hodine vecer a ME 0 8. no.
dine, ako to byvalo predtym. u
robime to preto, lebo predstave-
MIA tohoto krnzku sd vel'ke a tr-
vajn vzdy blizko styri hodiny,
aby ct. obecenstvo nemuselo list ;
domov pozdno noel (okolo 12.
hod.), ale skor, kym este poulie.
ne kary a busy sn dobre prd-
de-.
Ponevac je to MOI prvy dopis
toho roku, nuz nemal som este
prilezitost sa verejne pod 'ako-
vat ct. redakcii "a laskave uve-
rejnovanie dopisov o divadlach
tohoto krdzku cez minuly rok.
Nuz ia vam ct. redakcia v meme
dramatickeho krdzku osady Sv.
Cyrilla a Methoda srdecne d'a-
kujem "a vasu vel'kl, obetavd
pracu, ktorii ste konali cez mi
nuly rok dplne zdarma pre- dobro
tejto osady. Mech VAN Bob Vse-
mohIci popraje zdravia a silly a
tiez j vasej rodinke, aby ste este
dlho a dlho mohli rozsievat' ce-
stou tychto nasich obi 'lbenfch
novfn medzi mas Tud slovensky
semeno dobre, semeno lasky a
svornosti, q ono zaiste raz zkyit-
ne donesie hojnd trodu. Nuz,
este raz vd'aka yam!
Nasim osadnfkom osadni-
ckam a v6bec vsetktm citatel'om
tychto lnovfn navstevovatel 'om
nasich diyadelnych predstaveni
prajem tiez 20 srdca v tomto ro-
ku v&csieho potesenia, radost.
nejSich chvfl' ! mnoho Bozieho
poxehnania.
zostavam vaS spolubrat
Andrsj tisar.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-15

Rudolph Wurlitzer Company.
znamy hudobnicky zavod, S OBJ
chodami po celych Spojenych
Statoch hlavnou dradoviiou
v Cincinnati, oslavuje diamanto.
We jubileum svojho zalozenia a z
tel prilezitosti odbyva zvlastny
jubilejny vypredaj hudobnin ka-
zdeho druhu. Wurlitzerov OBJ.
chod ma East Federal st. upozor-
iiuje obecenstvo ma svoju jubi.
lejnd nabidku, opisanu v jeho o.
znamke.
Rudolph Wurlitzer Co. zaloze.
ma bola v roku 1856 Rudolfom
Wurlitzerom v Cincinnati, ktory
81 zaumienil uplatnit' svoje OBJ
chodne zasady. Sue hudobnikom,
chceI dozicit' kazdemu Gloveku,
ably sa mohol naucit' hrat' ma
daktorom nastroji bez toho, ably
no musel kilpit' PRIV, nez sa pre-.
svedci, ze ma ktory nastroj ma
talent. Tymto' sp0sobom tisfce
l'udf, dospelych deti, obdrzalo
hudobne vzdelanie. Rodicom to
bolo vel'mi who'd, lebo Sc napred
presvedcili, ze ku ktoremu ma.
stroju ma diet'a a najvacsiu ma.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-15
sCHoDZA tfsLA 159. P. I. J,
MA sTEELT0N.

Spolok Narodenia Fanny Ma.
RE, Gislo 159. P. s. zenskej Jed
noty bude odbyvat' svoju scho.
dzu v nedel'u, II. januara po o.
bede Q pol 2. hodine. Vsetky Sc.
stry ST ziadane, aby sa zicast-
nily tejto schodze, lebo ma tejto
schodzi bude sa cftat' zapisnica
z rocnej sch6dzi. TAX vas pro.
sim, ctene spolusestry, meme
fradnfciek a menovite v meme
nasej sestry predsedkyne, Marii
Ondas, aby ste vsetky prisly, no
menovite tie sestry, ktore me-
boly pritomne ma roenej sch0dzi,
aby ony znaly, 0 jakych veciach
sa pojednavalo ma rocnej sch6.
dzi, a v pade by So i'm daco me-
l'dbilo, to sa este m6ze napra.
Wit, ktm zapisnica ME je podpi-
san&.
Teraz napominam tie sestry,
ktore maju dlh, ably prisly ma
t1to sch6dzu sa hlasit', ci budu
platit' alebo nemozu ci chcl
byt' 6lenkami j nadal'ej, iebo
nasa dGtovnfcka nem6ze chodit
po domoch jako asekurant. Toto
je spolok, ME asekuracia.
Ma rocnej sch6dzi zvoleny Dol
tento Irad ma rok 1892:
Maria Ondasy predsedkyna.
Anna Lescak, podpredsedkyfa
Maria Slifka, zapisnfcka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-15

rike je jedina organizacia, ktora
prijima mladez do svojho krnhu
od II. rokn naFor. Osoba musi
byt' dobreho charakteru, m,rsi
mat vyssie vzdelanie, co ma
rodna organizacia, prijima kan.
didatov a kandidatky bez roz-
dielu vo vierovyznanf. o d'alsie
vysvetlenie, piste: Miss Lillian
Kubicek, University Of Illinois,
urbana, III.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-15

YoUM0gT. SLov. NovIgY
Moxno dostat' j Y drobnom odpre.
dali q >. J. Hudika. 1863 Poland
Ave, y. Tina Franko = lansing
vile : a stsnde pod moston !
Campbell.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-15

Zuzanna Sceranko. pokladni.
Gka.
Anna Estok, lctovnfeka.
Anna Kolar q Anna Knapik,
dozorkyne.
So sesterskym pozdravenim,
Anna Estok, net.
Evening star., 1932-01-05

plorable shifting of that responsibility
as had existed up to 1878, protects as
we'll the taxpayers against abuse of the
taxing power by changing Congress.
1t guarantees that local dollars will be
matched, wholly or in large part, by
Federal dollars. 1t sets a maximum
limit upon the local contribution, as
well as national contribution. 1t does
not-as in the case of the lump sum
provide an arbitrary limit to the con-
tributionS of the exclusive and all
controlling national partner, and le5
the sky determine the limit that this
exclusive and all-controlling national
partner may fix for the unrepresented
taxpayers of the District.
Under the partnership equitably
established by organic law the National
Capital moved steadily forward for
nearly half a century in developing
a Federal City which would be worthy
of SO great a country. The United
States, in the meantime, has risen
to a more exalted position than ever
before among the nations of the world.
Occupying such a position, the upkeep
and care Of it's Capital City become
more, not less, important. But, with
the balancing influence of a fixed
ratio removed and the Nation limiting
its share to an arbitrary lump sum, the
fiscal year 1881 finds the local COM
munity meeting $36,000,000 and the
Federal partner $9,50O,000 of District
expenses.
Next Article-Attacks on the Fixed
Ratio Principle)
Evening star., 1932-01-05
MAPES LEGISLATION
Is BRANDED UNFAIR
Sixteenth Street Highlands Asso-
citation Adopts Resolution Pro-
testing Proposed Tax.

Steps to fight proposed tax legisla-
ton for the District embodied in the
bills which are the outgrowth of the
teenth Street Highlands Citizens Asso-
terrain Church last night.
A resolution was adopted authoriZ-
ing the president of the association, Dr.
Lewis j. Battle, to appoint a special
committee to appear before the Senate
District Committee to register a protest
against the tax legislation which has
passed he House. DR.. Battle named
H. L Quinn to head the committee as
chairman. Mr.. Quinn was authorized
to name two other members of the
committee to serve with him.
The resolution was introduced by E.
G. Snyder after members had joined
in expressions as to the "unfairness" of
the proposed legislation.
Another resolution on the matter
asked that the Senate District Com
mittee be requested to take no action on
the tax measures until conditions have
been studied ana citizens of the Dis
trict have been granted hearings.
The association adopted a resolution
requesting the erection of an athletic
stadium on grounds adjacent to the
Roosevelt High School, Thirteenth and
Allison streets.
Attention was called last night to the
first issue Of the associations new bull
letin which tells of improvements advo-
Gated by the association and its gen.
eral policies. DR.. Battle, the president,
presided at the meeting.
Evening star., 1932-01-05
TAKOMA CITIZENS
HIT MAPES BILLS
Resolutions Term\In Increased
Taxation and Federal Sal
ary Cuts Unjust.

The Mapes Committee bills increas-
| ing taxation in the District of Colum-
bia were denounced at meeting of
the Citizens Association of Takoma,
D. c.. last night in the Takoma Park
branch of the Washington Public Ii
brary, Fifth and Cedar streets. The
recent action of the Citizens Joint
Committee was unanimously Endorsed.
The matter was brought to the at
tention of the meeting by George E.
Sullivan, who read extracts from the
Congressional Record showing the at
titude of members Of the House during
the discussion of the various measures
when they were rushed through with
out hearings
Mr. Sullivan read to the meeting the
recent editorial from The Evening Star,
The Citizens of Swampoodle" which
referred to the ridiculing of citizens and
citizens associations because they had
adopted resolutions protesting against
She action of Congress on the Mapes
bills.
Mr.. Sullivan presented a resolution,
which was unanimously adopted, in
dorsing the action of the Citizens Joint
Committee on Fiscal Relations Between
the United States and the District of
Columbia, protesting against any in
crease in the District taxpayers already
heavy tax burden, to facilitate a reduc-
ton by millions of the lump-sum pay
ment by the Nation toward Capital
maintenance and upbuilding.
The resolution provided that no addi-
tional increased tax be imposed unless,
after thorough examination, it is found
that such additional taxation is abSo-
lutely necessary to meet urgent munic-
ipal needs, which cannot otherwise be
satisfied.
The association also favored the re-
lection by Congress of the House bill re-
pealing the provision of the substantive
law of 1922, establishing the 60-40 def
mite proportionate radio, which legalizeS
lump-sum appropriation in its stead
or no appropriation at all, in accord
ance with the will of successive Appro-
priation Committees and changing Con-
greses.
The proposal to cut the salaries of
Federal employees was termed in reso-
luton unanimously adopted as unjust,
unnecessary and shortSighted.
E. Claude Babcock addressed the
meeting on the subject of the Com
munity Chest and the plans for the
campaign to start January "a.
New members were elected as follows:
Guy A. Peterson, D. Stewart Patterson
and Will H. Carleton. The resignation
of H L. Thornton was accepted.
C. c. King reported the streets in
corporated in the next budget in Ia
koma Park and vicinity.
E. j. HibbS presided, with w. c.
Magathen as secretary of the meeting.
Evening star., 1932-01-05
D. C. CITIZENS DEMAND
CAMPAIGN FOR VOTE.
Forest Hills Association Scores
Action and Attitude of House
in Passing Mapes Bills.

An "unremitting campaign to Sc
cure the enfranchisement of the Dis
trict of Columbia and to give Wash
ingtonianS representation in Congress
was urged upon the Federation of Cit
liens Associations last night in reso-
luton adopted by the Forest Hills Cit
izens' Association.
The resolution, the direct outgroWth
of the so-called Mapes bills for in
creased taxation in the District, which
the association 'views with amaze
ment and indignation" follows:
Resolved, That this association
urges upon the federation an unremit-
ting campaign for the enfranchisement
of the citizens of the District of Co.
lumbia to the end that said citizens
may secure their proper and rightful
representation in Congress; and our
instructed to employ their utmost dill
gence in furthering such campaigns.
THE recent action of the House of
Representatives in passing with small
consideration and no debate the ill
considered and unWarranted Mapes
bills is ample evidence Of the fact that
the citizens of the District need and
are entitled to some voice in the levy
ing of taxes upon the private property
of the District"
With respect to the bills themselves,
the association declared it views with
amazement and indignation the scheme
of taxation proposed for the District of
Columbia in the So-called Mapes bills
of the House of Representatives, and
deploreS and resents the spirit of hos
tility and animosity toward the resi-
dents of the District that animates the
House of Representatives in the admin
iStration of the affairs of the District. -
The association declared further that
Evening star., 1932-01-05
Fire Destroys Dwelling.

HALLTOWN, w. Va, January 5 (Spe-
Cial) Fire of undetermined origin de-
stroyed the two-story frame dwelling
of Mrs H S. Snyder here early yes
terday, while the owner and family
were away Not a thing was saved. A
new garage, built last year to replace
one previously burned, was saved. 1t
was tie second fire within several weeks
at the Snyder home.