davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-03
Spolkove zpravy
C1SLO 308. K. ]. BUDE MAI
SvOJU sCHoDZU.

Ct. spolubratia G. 3O8. X. j.,
tymto vas lctive povolavam ma
schodzu, ktora sa bude odby-
vat ma nedel u, 5. novembra.
Zncastnite sa tejto sch0dze elm
najvacsim poctom, lebo vdzne
veci prfdu ma pretras. Tiez pre-
vedie sa nominacia ma irad, z
ktorych kandidatov budd zvo-
lenf 1radnfci ma bud1ci rok. Ka-
zdemu 1dovi ma ma tom zale-
zat', ably si nominovali dobrych
a schopnych 1dov.
Tiez vyzyvam tych 1dov, kto-
ri sd pozadu so svojimi prfspev-
kami, aby sa usilovai vyrov-
nat ked' al ME celkom, tax a.
spon polovicu. Name al takych
ddov, ktorvch napominam 'kal
zdy mesiac listovne, ale ami 81
toho nevsimnh, ami len sa neo-
hlasia. Ale ked' 1radnfci vyll
cia ida, Go oni bars neradi ro
bia, tax sa potion odvolava, ze
ten alebo omen vyllcil ma ze
spolku.
TAX prosim vas, ct. spolubra
tia, nebud'te nedbanlivi voc
svojmu spolku. Ked' sa budett
o spolok starat', s tym pom6ze
te svojim dradnfkom. Ked' a,
nemozete platit', tax sa oznamtt
zeby Trad znal, ze chcete al ma
d'alej byt' v spolku. Ufam, 4
81 povsimnete tyychto paru slo'
a sa budete al dl'a toho drzat'
Ostavam vas spolubrat,
Andrej Panda, dct
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-03
KIRWAN sI zAsLUzu
ZNOVUZVOLENIE

Michael j. Kirwan, koncilman
4 wardy Y Youngstown, ktory
sa uchadza o znovuzvolenie pra-
vom poukazuje ma svoje zaslu-
hy, pre- ktore by NAL byt' zno-
vuzvoleny. Jeho memo je spoje-
ne vybudovanfm peknej pla-
varne ma Steeltone, nesdcej jeho
memo: "Kirwan Pool". Keby de-
ii molly VOLT daily by mu hla-
~ do jedneho. A t&to plavareI'
postaven& bola bez dodatocnej
t'archy ma danovnfkov. Co viac,
v inych rokoch operovanie par
kov st6lo $175, 900 q toho roku
stoji len $125, 900 . Y tomto OBJ
noAe zahrnntt je ux 81 vtdayok
- postavsnlie p1ay. ~.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-03
Kalendar Ginnosti
Slovenskej

4. novembra- -Maskarny tanec
Lansingville "A. G. v Sokolov-
nj ma Homewood Ave.
8. novembra Card party mini
strantov osady sv. Al3bety v
Haseltone, v osadnej sieni.
IL. novembra- -Tanecna zabava
marianskych dievcat v osade
sv. Alzbety ma N. Haseltine.
12. novembra Card party Zen.
Slov. Politickeho Klubu ma
Lansingville, v prospech osa.
dy sv. Mateja, v osadnom au.
ditoriume.
13. novembra- ra-Bar6nska a ci.
ganska vesielka a tanecna "a
bava osady sv. jana Krstite-
Ia v Campbell, Hamrakovej
hale ma Washington st.
15. novembra-Card Party v
prospech osady sv. Cyrila a
Metoda u 81. L'udmily Stei-
ner, 6O2 Audubon st.
26. novembra-Banket Ruzenco.
veho a Bozskeho Srdca Spoil
ku v prospech osady sv. Ma
teja, v osadnom auditoriume.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-03
PoZoR! vALNA sCHoDZA!

Politicka schodza Youngs-
townskeho Politickeho Klubu
bude uz tejto nedeli vecer o pol
8. iodine v Sokolovni ma Wash
ington St., 5. novembra.
Vsetci 1dovia klubu, ako al
ddkyne zenskeho Klubu a vse-
tel obcania a obcanky sd tymto
dctive povolani ma til sch6dzu.
Bude to posledna schodza pred
vol 'bami a bude to valna sch6.
dza.
Ma tdto sch6dzu m6ze prist'
kazdy, preto ocakavame, ze pri.
de kazdy, ably SINE sa mohi pri-
pravit' K vol'bAm.
Pride al mayor mesta, Mark
E. Moore a ini recnici, tax al
kandidati do rozlicnych IRA
dov.
Prosime kazdeho, ably ste prisli
a volali so sebou al svojich su-
sedov a priatel'ov ma t1to val
nj politick6 sch6dzu, lebo tieto
vol'by budd mat vel Ky dcinok
ma mas Slovakov, ak nam nevy.
padnd prajne.
Teda nezabudnite prist' 5.
novembra vecer 0 pol s. do So
kolovne ma Washington St.
Stefan Slifla, predseda.
Andrsj Palencar, tai.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-03
PoZoR! PREtfTAJTE TOTO
o GELTCHOVI!

Ctene obcanky a obcania, BY
vajdci v Z. warde Youngstow-
nu, ako YAM je znamo, ma bu-
duel utorok, Z. povembra budh
dost' vazne vol'by, ktore ak ne.
vyndu tax, ako vam tu pred
povedam, bud1 mat Fly nAsle.
dok ma mas tu zij1cich forej-
nerov" ako mas nasi nepriatelia
nazyvaj1. Nasi nepriatelia chcd
zrusit' terajsf carter. Nedajme
sa i'm, hlasujme vsetci proti zru,
seniu carteru.
Predpovedam, ze Henry P.
Beckenbach Harry lC. Hoff'
man bud1 zvoleni "a mestskych
sudcov ma dlhy termin a Il. II.
Wickham ma short term, te-
da treba troch sudcov VOLT.
I'll traja yyhraj1 nam ich
treba tiez podporovat', aby po-
cas- potreby SINE sa mohli ma
Mich obratit'.
Preto, ze ia byvam v Z. war
de a pred dvoma rokmi som hla-
soval a pracoval "a Slovaka a
tt panovia, GO chcu teraz zvo-
lit noveho koncilmana, boil vte-
dy oproti Slovakovi, a tax samo
al ich kandidat, preto chcem
paru slov povedat'. Teraz cteni
obcania a obcanky v Z. wards
pytaj1 vas, ably ste hlasovali "a
Slaviana, ze je to vasa povn
most. Pytam sa jeho a jeho pra.
covnikov, preco oni pred dvo
ma rokmi nerobili a nehlasoval
"a SlOvaka, pana Augusta Aep
ku. To ME! Slovak nebol i'm do
bry a ten ne-Slovak ma byt
lepsig
Prosim, odpust'te mi, ale Ja
predpovedam, ze Geltch bud'
znovu zvoleny a nedajte sa ]
nae presvedcit'.
Teda prosim mojich pirate
Pov, aby ma hore spomenutycf
nasich priatel'ov oddali svoJ'
hlasy, "a co i'm vopred srdecnt
d'akujem.
Andrei Palencar
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-03
TANECNA ZkBAVA > ~
v HASELTON

Marianske dievGata usporiada.
il tanecnn zabavu v osade sv.
Alzbety ma Haseltine Ave. Y
sobotu, IL. novembra.
Vstupne bude vel'mi mike.
Muzika je vychyrna, a je vel.
mi znama ma celej okolici.
Helena Kozar je spravkynou
tejto zabavy a jej bude cdy
kr6zok Marianskych dievcat po-
mahat'.
Obecenstvo je srdecne pozva'
ne ma tdto zabavu.
Veronika Blaxo,
dopisovatel'ka
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-03

V zalezitostiach ohladom ka-
lend&ra obrat'te 50 ma:
Mr.. Andrew Palen6&r, City
Hall, Youngstown, 0. Tel. 65184.
Miss Mary Hud'a, Dollar Bank
Tel. 43101.
Mr., Michael Pirosko, East
Ohio Gas Co. Tel. 44471.
Mrs. Julia Danko, Ill Lowell
vile Rd., Struthers. Tel. 50837.
Mrs. Matilda Popovi6, 1049
E. Indianola Ave-, Lansingville.
Tel. 1884. -
MIR. John Hnat, Haselton.
Tel. 74697.
Miss Mary Topolovsly, City
Bank, Campbell. Tel. 74203.
Rev. Geo. p. Novak, 159 Reed
Ave., Campbell. Tel. 73209.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-03
sLoVAK sPRAvCOM BAT0-
VEJ SKOLY v JUHOsL.AvII.

"a spravcu Bat 'ovej skoly v
Borove pri Darovare, kde ma
Bat'a vel'ke dielne, Dol vymeno-
vany juhoslovansky Slovak, do.
terajsi ucitel' ma slovenskej sko-
le v Starej Pazove Ferdo Kla-
tik. Skola je statna a vyucuje
50 Y nej Y statnom jazyku, le.
DO vaSSina robotnikov sd Juho-
slovania.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-03
KLUB sV. JANA KRsT.
ENDORSOVAL BORAKA
Schodza q predn&ska bola hojne
navstfvena. "

OCuOOAd d pIcuudShd A1uUu
sv. Jana Krstitel'a v Campbell,
ktora sa vydrziavala %. okto-
bra v auditoriume sv. Jana; bo-
la hojnym poctom navstivena,
tax ze miestnost' bola preplne-
ma. V meme tohto klubu vset-
kym "a prftomnost' vd'aka.
Prednasali: pan Michal Marc
a pan Jan Jakubek a jeden Il.
radnik cd NRA, ktoreho memo
som 81 nezapamatal. Pan Marc
prednasal nizsich triedach a
pan Jakubek o vyssich skolach.
L'udia sa poucili ich povinno-
stiach voei dietkam, jako maj1
S mimi zaobchodit' donna. Ten
1radnik z NRA prednasal o do
datku, co majd byt' snfzene da-
ne. On pracuje pre- robotny pud
a nam odpordeal, aby SINE hla-
sovali proti tomu dodatku. W.
svetlil nam, ako to pride. Boha-
ci vlastnia vel'ke majetky, pre-
mich je to dobre, a my by SINE
to ami necftili, ale by vyrdbili
move dane ma Utmost a ma odev
a znate, ze bohac ma jedno die
ia, nepotrebuje tol'ko ako je-
den robotnik, ktory ma sest' de-
tt. TAX by robotn1k musel Wac
dani platit', ako bohae.
Pc prednaske bola schodza, ma
ktorej recnili kandidati. Ne
jdem udavat' mena vsetkych.
Recnil pan Jan Borak, ktory
sa uchadza 0 drad mayora. Rec
nil po slaviansky a bol odmene-
ny hluenym potleskom.
Potom sa zacalo pojednava-
ME a clenovia 81 ziadali, ably
bol pan Borak endorsovany "a
mayora Campbellu. Navrh bol
'jednohlasne prijaty. Teraz zale-
Il ma vas, bratia a sestry, ako
sa Wy zachovate ma Z. novembra.
Pamatajte 81, ze SINE Slovaci a
Slaviani, name sa drzat' doved-
ma a ked' vykonate to, co je
vasa povinnost', tax p. Borak
bude nasim bud1cim mayorom
Skoro kazdy Slovak Slovenka
stoji v organizacii, ktorej heslom
ie "a Boha q n&rod. Ked' SINE
vstupovali do tel organizacie,
SINE prisahali, ze jej stanovy
budeme zachovavat'. Nuz teda
zachovavajme ich vzdy, i yeas
volieb hlasovanim ma sloven-
skych a slavianskych kandida-
tov. Ost6vam s 1ctou
Stefan Klu6ar, oct
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-03
CARD PARTY PRE- OSADU
SV. CYRII.A A METODA

Teraz v sobotu vecer bud1 sa
odbyvat' card party v G. M.
Octo Club Rooms (pod kosto-
lom) v prospech osady sv. Cy-
rila a Metoda. Usporiadaj1 no
sleGny Marta Tomecko a Paul.
ma Bernat. SlOvenske obecen-
stvo je srdecne pozvane uiste-
ne, ze sa dobre zabavf.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-03
SCHODZA POLIT. KUBU
v CAMPBELL

Slovensky Politicky a Vzdela-
vaj1ci Klub v Campbell bude
odbyvat' svoju sch6dzu teraz v
nedelu, 5. novembra vecer o pol
8. iodine pod kostolom ma Reed
Ave. a ME v Horvatskom dome,
preto kazdy Glen mech 81 tohto
vsimne a kazdy mech pride ma
schodzu pod kostol.
Vazne veci bud1 prejednane
ma teito schodzi. Trad.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-03
YoUNGsToWNsKE sLOvENsKE NovINY

schodza Lansingvillskeho Imp.
Klubu. Bude sa hovorit 0 car
teri mnohe inc veci pridu ma
pretras. Kandidati pripustenf
nebud1. Kazdeho ida prftom.
most sa vyzaduje.
s bratskym pozdravom
j. l.. Maruskin.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-03
YouNoSToWNeKf Y MEMO.
CT PoDPoRUJtC1 sPoL0K
TATRA.

Uradnfci: Jozef Martinko, predse-
podpredsedA, 6sS So. HA1slwoos
Ave. - Stefan Novotnt. t4tovnik,
4O4 East Myrtls Avs. - A1dfed A.
damko. pokladnik. 1854 Oak 3
Martin Muransky . TtankiSsk HUI
dix, doxofcowiA
Sch6dxs odbyvaj6 - kaxdt prv6
nedel'u mesiaci ' 1kole 6v. Cy1illa
. Msthoda 0 3. hod. popoludqi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-03
PROGRAMME RECI KANDI.
DATOV.

Go sd programme reci kandi-
datovY S1 to takzv. platformy.
Kazdy kandidat ma jakykol 'vek
1rad sa uchadza, 81 spracuJe
svoju platformu. Niektori kan
didati spracujd 81 ju dobrd, "a
ujimav1, a niektor1, co sa u
chadzaj1 o znovuzvolenie, ho-
voria, ze ich rekord "a mich no.
vori. Tu ale drahi obcania sa
pozastavia a sleduj1 rekord j.
steho kandidata, vida, ze ten
a ten kandidat ziaden dobry
rekord nema. TAX al v terajsich
vol'bach name kandidatov, kto-
ri sa skryvaju "a svoj rekord a
hovoria volicom, cestnym to OBJ
canon, re aky dobry rekord je
ich, a obcania niekedy odpove
dia dstne, a niekedy pritomno-
st'ou ma schodzach. TAX al mi
null nedel'u bola sch0dza ma
Lansingville pre- kandidata ma
lrad koncilmana Z. wardy, p.
Kryzana. Tu SINE videli vel'k1
zaujatost' obcanov, ktori sa "a
ujimaj1 o Slaviana Kryzana.
Hala bola preplnena, podpa sto-
liciek sa odhaduje ze pritom-
nych bolo vyse 600 l'udi, vse-
tko dospeli obcania. (Sudca
Hoffman sa vyslovil, ze este na
takej sch0dzi nebol.) Tam po-
Gull SINE programme rec (plat-
formu) pana Kryzana. Tu po
prvy raz SINE pocui pekn1 a
opravdiv1 platformu a ME pra-
zdne 81 'uby. Tu tiez obcania do
kazali svojou pritomnost'ou, ze
Kryzan je ich kandidat a al bu-
duel kancilman Z. wardy.
A opravdu, ked' p. Kryzan
bude zvoleny, Slaviani sa "a
neho nezahanbia. Je mlady ad-
vokat, a bude 81 hladiet' uro-
bit len dobre memo a dobr1 ce-
stu do bud1cnosti. TAX mech je
do utorku nase heslo, ze Kry-
zan bude bud1cim koncilma'
nom.
A teraz muslin zaskocit' do
susedneho slavianskeho mesta
Campbellu. Tam tiez name Sla,
viana kandidata ma vyznamnt
iirad mayora, 20 strany teraj-
sieho vel,kAho muza, preziden-
+ +. I
ia Roosevelta, 70 strany demo
kratickej. Je to pan Borak. Je
to politika strankova, q ked' w
hr4 kandidat demoRrat, to bu-
de znamenat' .posilnenie stran.
ky demokratickej, stranky pre-
zidentovej, vacsiu silu pre- pre-
zidenta. No mech 60 stane v0-
Ia volicov jak ma Campbell, tax
al Y naSom Youngstowne, Y 4,
warde slavianskej.
Tel oxnamujem, ze tito ne
del'u ve6er . 8, hodine bude
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-03

de k vam d6kladne naplnena 50
zralymi, zjemnenymi, vyberany-
mi tabakmi. Ci je potom div, ze
Lnckies sd vzdy mierne . tax
hladke. (Ohlaska.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-03
sCH0DZA ZEN. KULTtRNE.
HO KLUBU v sTRUTHERS

Slovensky zensky Kultnrny
Klub v Struthers bude odby-
vat svoju schodzu v pondelok,
6. novembra vecer o 8. iodine v
Dugasovej hale ma N. Bridge
st. Vsetky ddkyne s1 pozvane
ma tdto schodzu.
Grad.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-03

- Ked' sa nieco vas priho-
di, 20 xaujima verejnost', napi'
ste to do ttchto novfn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-06
Urge MIRA Funds
 For Water Works
Department of Health Advises State to Take Ad-
 - vantage of 3O9o Grant

Praise is accorded in the bulle- tin to the First Taxing District of Norwalk which "has blazed the way in Connecticut by making early. application to the federal authorities and has secured ap- proval. of a large grant toward cost of construction of waterworks improvements which are being uri- dertaken as a result of an engin- eering study of the waterworks system.
 "Unquestionably". the bulletin continues, there are numerous other communities in Connecticut where enlargements of sources of water supply to care for future growth, the installation of filtra- ton plants to improve the color, odor and taste of water and to provide additional precautions to safeguard the supply or the strengthening of water distribus ton systems, are urgently needed.
 "Ccrtainly there is no more vital part of q community than its wa- ter supply. Modern methods of wa ter purifcation permit the furnish ing of not only a safe water but q colorIess and pniatabie water. De- veiopment of additional sources of water supply should be undertaken 1n sufficient time to avoid the cal. amity of q depleted public water supply in times of drought. Money spent on needed waterworks i'm. provements is money well invested for the future"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-06
Democracy's Failure {
 Americas Own Fault
Real Reason of Past Conditions, Says Alexander
 WOolIcott Was Indifference of the People

of all who hold aloof, not only of those good men who learn to, re- frain from public life in MT Agar's sense, but of every one of us who, week in and week out, think of the public veal as somebody else's bus mess. I am tired of hearing the in- aptitude and poltroonery of con- gress spoken of as some unavoid- able phenomena of nature, when the speaking is done by those neighbors of mine who could not name their own congressman, for got to register at the last election, and have not therefore contributed the decent minimum of citizenship to the hazardous venture of mak- ing this continent an Eden after all. I am tired, in short, of hear ing it said that democracy doesn't work. Of course it doesn't work. It isn't supposed to work. We are supposed to work it.
 q think that the hands of the present occupant of the White House might best be upheld if a few million of us were to forego, for the period of his administra- tion, the corrupting use of the se- ductive pronoun they. No myster- ious the put MT Harding in the White House. We did 1t. The crime of those thieves Mir Agar mentions-a crime far more des- picable even than those committed by Leopold and Loeb and the evil men who stole the Lindbergh baby was not merely a shame. It was our shame. When we have sense of that--when our toes curl and our scalps crawl with our sense of tive will be on our way to the Promised Land. Until then we will be misgoverned, and richly deserve to be-"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-06

The first official list of represent atives of various ex-service mems organizations and their auXiliaries on the general Armistice day com nnittee was made public today by William Awkward, commander Of the Waterbury chapter of Disabled American Veterans and chairman of the committee.
 A meeting of the committee will be held Friday evening, October l3, for the purpose of completing all arrangements for the observance or the 18th anniversary of the signing of the armistice. Sessions of the committee will be held in the city hall.
 The representatives include:
 D, A. V-William Awkward. Will liam Murray, Ina Jenson, John F. Barry.
 D. A. V. auviliary-Mrs Isabelle Martone. Mrs May Awkward, Mrs Elizabeth LaRose Mrs Elizabeth Fahey.
 V. F. w.-John Condon Walter Racicot, George Byrnes, Charles Edwards.
 Legion Post No Morris Sha- piro, Mark Chipman, William Dill lon, Wallace J. Inglis.
 '. D. Association-Joseph Car pentier, Howard Hickox, Charles LaDue, Jerry Griffin.
 S04th Infantry association-Pat- rick Campion, Fenton Niver, Will liam Dillon, Fred Hodson.
 Legion Post No 37--Mrs Herbert c. Smith, Mrs Henry T. Bergin. Mrs Harold Bagely, Mrs William Cavanaugh.
 American Legion auxiliary-vic- toria Liebreich, Margaret Dillon, Mrs Mary Saunders, Mrs Mary Mel lon.
 Spanish War veterans Capt Thomas White, Henry Wagoner, Charles Durbin.
 V. F. W. auxiliary-Mrs Eliza beth Sheehan, Mrs Janet Rice, Lor- retta Duhamel.
 c. A. R.-Homer Northrup. Niles Engelke.
 Wadham's women's Relief corps Miss Victoria Liebreich, Mrs Laura Dutton, Mrs Munnie Chip man.
 Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War-Pearl Doolittle, Irene Dlllane, Olive Nichols.
 Publicity commtitee-Wallace J. Inglis, chairman, William Earring ton, Walter Brooks, William Slater, Raymond Tanning, E. c. Erk.
 Music committee-George Me- Duff. chairman, William Murray, William Dillon, Mark Chipman, Charles Edwards.
 Gold Star Mothers committee Mrs Isabelle Martone, Mrs Laura Dutton, Mrs Elizabeth Peters, Mrs Arthur Hockert, Mrs M. Chipman. Mrs Wm. ]. Cavanaugh, Mrs Pearl Doolittle, Mrs Elizabeth Fahey, Mrs Robert Birt, Mrs Elizabeth LaRose, Dillon.
 Parade committee-Jerry Griffin, chairman, It Col Rice. Capt New ton Alexander, William Dillon, Jos eph Brenneis, Iva Jenson. Thomas
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-06

New York, Oct eff democracy fails, it will not be the fault of the system, but our own fault, declares Alexander Woollcott, critic, in 8 scathing reply to Herbert Agar, the English writer whose recent book, The Peoples Choice. denounces our system as having led to second rate men in the White House. Ad- hitting that our political princi- ples have not. given us the best possible government, MT Woollcott in McCalPs magazine, insists that the real reason is that the voters are indifferent:
 "Mr Agar makes it painfully clear that to call most of our presi- dents, from Jackson's time on, sec ond rate would be to fiatter them grossly. The important point about the Harding regime,' says MT Agar, is the indifference of the American people to the scandals that resulted Vice-President Coolidge, who sat mum while the evil work was done, was elected president in 1924. And the man who succeeded him, in 1928, had been a member of Hard ing's cabinet, and had not felt CdlleQ upon eiLHST tO uraW atteu tion ot what was going on about him, or to resign from the little group of thieves to which he had been appointed One feature of a money-bossed democracy is that good men learn to refrain from public life. But it is wrong to blame those who hold a1oof: their action is the result, not the cause, of the degradation in politics. Since the Civil war, for example, good men have merely been wasted in Washington
 "When we are badly governed in city, state and nation, it Is the fault
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-06
Final Arrangements
 To Be Completed At
 Meeting October 13
Representatives Chosen From Various Ex-Service Mems Units and AuxiIiaries - Committee Ses-
 sions to Be Held in the Municipal Building

White, Major J. W. Carroll, Capt Thomas Horigan, Capt Edward c. Bell, Capt Peter Fox, Capt George Eaton. Maj Joseph Cimineria, It Edward Root, Charles Ladue, How ard Hickox, Joseph Carpenter, Walter Racicot, Robert Birt, James Mulville, Walter Jarvis, Daniel Ma nancy, Mrs Mary Saunders. Mrs Mary Mellon, Mrs Janet Rice, Atty Joseph Hackett, Henry Wagoner, Charles Durbin.
 Proclamation committee Vic- toria Liebreich, chairman, Mrs Her. bert Smith, Mrs Mary Mccarthy, Loretta Duhamel.
 Honor Roll committee-Lt Col William J. Shanahan, John Multi gan, Arthur LaBelle, Walter Jarvis, Joseph Brenneis, Capt Thomas White, Wallace J. Inglis, Fenton Niver, Peter Shea, James Martone, Robert Birt, Michael Gallullo, Lucy Shanahan, Walter Angle, Mrs H. c. Smith, Homer Northrup, Niles En- gelke, John Condon, Mrs Harry Bergin.
 Finance committee-John W. Condon. Wallace J. Inglis, William Awkward, George McDuff, Mrs Isa- belle Martone, Jerry Griffin, Vic- toria Liebreich, Walter Racicot. William Shanahan, Walter Jarvis, Mrs H. c. Smith, Patrick Campion, Thomas White.
 General committee - William Awkward, chairman, W. J. Inglis, secretary, John W. Condon, treas- urer,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-06
SOCIAL SESSION
 AT THE CENTRAL Y
Mayor Johnson Presided at Meeting of Dormitory
 Village Residents

The residents of the YMCA Dor mitory Village convened for the arst fall stag party last night at the Central Y. Thirty men enjoyed singing, dancing. cards, indoor horseshoes, and stories. Refresh ments of apples, cider, and dough- nuts were served. Henry Ellis, new Older Boys secretary enter talned at the piano and also with his accordion. George snow, Eddie LaCroix, and John Theriault, each cprformed on the harmonica. There were local solos by General Secretary Herb Smith, and John Theriault, not to mention the very elaborate clos step by MT Smith. Harold Taylor was in charge of re- treatments and served the boys to tho limit of their capacities.
 Mayor Len Johnson of the Vil- lage presided. He was much pleased with the representation of the new men in the Village and promised the boys another party in the near future. Thomas Smith. Di- rector of Christian Education pleased the crowd with story of the North West Mounted Police, TcLCEEAuS kO lllS PGt SApCi fences in the west a number of years ago. Mac Springer came through the horseshoe pitching tournament undefeated and stands tho undisputed champion of the Village.
 Those present included: Victor Schiff, Mckinley Springer, Bill To- presti, John Swann, Al Schott. Ali Tandberg, Mayor Len Johnson, John Theriault. Phil Parent, Ray Richards, Ed Sheehan, Eddie La Croix, Ken Riley, John Riley. George Snow, James Kerr. Al Blakeslee, Harold Taylor. Henry Ellis, Herb Smith. Newton Par sons, Lindsay Sutherland. Clifford Fahlstrom, Don Abbotte, Carl Wunderlich, Bill Hemlock and Au- brey E. Greenlaw.
 The Village Crowd will enjoy a supper together next Tuesday Oc- tober 10, at 6:15 p. m. at which time the first election barrage will be sent over. For the next month the Village will be a-buzz with mayoral election propaganda: with soap-box orators waxing more loud than eloquent.