davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-28
sLovAcI, KooPERUJME!

Pred niekol' 'kymi tyzdnami zalozeny Dol tuna Slo-
vensky Spolok S krasnymi ciel'ami Spolok ma sest
pracovnych vyborov vsetky pracujd pre- dobro nasho
l'udu nasich zaujmov Ma cele Spolku je dobre zna
my mas aovensky advokat Jan A. Wilo cele pra-
covnych vyborov nasi knaz co e zarukou vaznej Gin
nosf Spolok, poslednej sch0dzi d0vernikov sa u
sniesol kooperovat $ Okresnym Sborom SLOW. Ligy v
zasten zdaru Slovenskeho Dna, ktory bude odbyvany
ma 26. julia toho roku. Ide pozakladat po nasich
dach aterske kluby, prosrednictvom ktorych pesto-
vana bude kooperacia medzi rodicmi vel sestram u
citel kam Usporiada Skolsky Den, narodnii vystav-
ku krojov, vysviek l'udoveho umenia prevedie "a
ponoci ysetkych nasich rozcnych organizacii popis
Slovakov Mahoning okrese. Spolok zaviedol Kalen-
daT Cinnosti Slovenskej, ktorom uverej jnovane sd
vsetky slovensk6 zabavy divada vazneise shromaz-
dena slavnosti zaujme 1plnosti dspesnosti toh-
to Kalendara ziadame my kooperacu ysetkych slo-
venskych spolkov, klubov crkevnych sborov. Tento
kalendar ma svoj vyznam. Nelen ze vykazuje nasu
cinnos' kratkost ale smeruje odstraneniu zmatku
aky tomto ohlade medzi nami panoval Ma pr. teraz
sobotu nedelu budeme mat az pat divadelnych
predstaven1 Youngstowne Ackol'vek nepochybuie-
me- ze vsetky vydara predsa len navsteva ma Mich
nebude tax vea ako by boa keby tieto divadla boly
rozdelene dve-tr nedee. Dqsiahnutie poriadku lie
hlavnym ciel'o tohtot Kalendara Vybor Kalendara
nechee obmedzovat' nikoho, male zabavy mozu byt i
dvetn odrazu ale divadlo vystrojit' stoi peniaze
preto bude lepse, ked bude toto OIL 'ade poriadok
ked sa tie nedele nejako rozdea ably nebolo pat pred
staveni jednu nede'u Iadne drl,h6 Ciel 'om Ka-
endara e tiez dosiahnut toho ably ked ie neiaka W.
znamna slavnost', neusporiadaly inc zabavy tax
prekazily zdar savnosti. Ked je jeden den mnoho
tancov vecierkov je tiez ME dobre ebo ak sa al pr
tom neutrat1, zsku MET Toto ma byt' dostatoc
nou pohn1tkou pre- vsetky sovenske organizacie abv
vd acne kooperovaly zabavnym vyborom Slovenske
no Spolku
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-28
PoL'sKH KoRDoR A me.

.koy (Finska, Estonska, Latvie
"a Litvfnska) Bola to praca Ang
lie a Nemecka. Ma pobreM pol
skeho koridoru byvajd ,slavian-
ski Kasubovia reeou vel'mi
blfzkon pol'skej. Sn to vlastne
tiez Poliaci a ich je vel'mi ma
10. Zaoberajd sa rybolovom.
v koridori byva $500, 900 l'u-
di, : tyeh ami ME celtch 10 per
cent si Nenei. Ostatni sl Polia-
ci. Toto iizemie bolo V rukAch
Nemecka Cd roku l772, kedy boz
10 Pol 'sko po pryy raz delene.
"a I'd dobu Nemecko So vsemo-
zne namahalo toto iizemie po-
|nemeit tax, ako ponemeilo in6
[slay yisneke kraie, ale q mu a.
1 ! q s / o|e |! I! 4!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-28

Mnoho sa posledne pfse TAX
zvanom "pol'skom koridori" q Q
moznosti vypuknutia svetovej
yojny prem. Preto podavame tu
nieSo . tomto spornom dzemf.
Takxvan5 koridor (priechod) J
'ktor5 spija Pol'sko s Baltickym
moron, je '6isto polskym hze.
MIN a je, okrem zalivu lenin-
gradskeho " Rusku), jedinym
kdskom pobrexia Baltickeho mo-
"a, ktore je cite slavianske. Ke-
|dysi cele pobrezie, prisldehajl-
zee teraz Nemeckn, bolo slavian-
|ske. Mena miest "a pobreM lSte.
tin atd. J to dosvedt dtuj1. Pred
|vojnou nnsko malo vel re pobre.
ie - Halts ale ~ bolo ~ l6at<
T. = 4 r. !
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-28
KNIzNICA JE sKORO PRAZDNA

Depresia nema len zle 1cinky, ma dobre Jed
nym mich je, ze ludia teraz Wac vzdelavajd We
eerne skoly po kraine sI prepnene. kniznicach je
pilno
nasa slovenska kniznica robi pokrok. Odkedy sa
knizky pozeiavajd zdarma, kniznicnej kasni temer
nieto knih. Vsetky sd rozpozcane vzdelanachtivym
Slovakom Slovenian.
Nasa slovenska kniznca, pod opaterou Okresneho
Sboru Slovenskej Mgy ktor zalozily nase slovenske
spoky kluby, ma asi 165 kn1h Sprava kniznce chce
by priklpt' asi sto knh ably bolo Wac cftania ale
peniaze kniznice s1 'szamrznute" banke Ma nieGo
peazf pr ruke ale sto knfh to nepostac Preto ma
sch0dzi pred dvoma mesiacmi bolo usnesene vydavat
Aenske lstky 25c rok. Je to malickost ale ked
nasbierame 400 kv6drov, to bude dost ma zakdpenie
novych knih.
Slov&ci a Slovenky, ktorf mate este kvodra, me-
bude v&m chybovat, stante sa elenm Slovenskej Ma
rodnej Kniznice. Ia kvodra rok nielen ze m6zete
6tat knizky tel knznice ale umoznfte ich cftat' al
t5m, kton toho kv6dra nemajd AMI ma ktsok chleba.
slovenska N&rodn& Kniznica nem& ziadnych W.
davkoy, ebo je spravovana zdarma ochotntmi narod-
mimi pracoynfkmi, ba knihovnfk p. Janovskt pracuje
xdena iba 20 50 da paru doarov ma rok "a svetlo
Preto vSetky kv6dre pojdu ma knihy na vzdelayanie
u ~ sadhtik pobavenie mahoningskych Slovakov.
x slovenskej kniznici 81 knihy, ktore mole kazdt
srnele vziat' do ruky Knihy boly opatrne w
Len knihy najlep6fch slovensko krest' 'anskych
r. yatel 'ov s6 tam niekolk6 svetozname vychovnk
% 5axnk rom&ny. "A preto knixnica zasldM 81 Msky
ka3d6ho dobr6ho SlovAka q krest ANA do
kniznicA bude pod ochranou nasich slovensktch
1y klnboy, ktork III zalozily, kniznici nebude
q 1eeto xiadna 6eehoslovkcka otrava, akd BY si
1nst' eloyspsk6 Nkrod-
& E. u ona ss
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-28
HAsELT0NsK1 Y NEMoCl
PoDP0RUJUCI sPoLoK
TATRA.

Uradnfci: Martin Lipka, predseda.
63 Starr st., Campbell, o. Jan
Koz&k. xapisnfk, "A Morley Ave.
Campbell. O. - valent Rovder, 6t.
tovnik. 25l7 Taylor st.. Youngs-
town, y. - Michal Bartos. poklad
mix, l60 courtland ST., Campbell. O.
Dozoreovia majetku: Jan Basis.a q,
IOl Haseltine Ave. MichaI Dzurej,
P Q. Box Haselton Sta. YoungA.
town, Q. Dozorca chorycb strax.
Michal KozAk. l6 Gladstone St.
Campbell. Ohio.
Sch6dze edbyvaid sa kaldd 4. ne
del'u mesiaci katolfckei slower
skei skole osady Sy. Alzbety ma N.
Hasflfine Ave. ]. bod. popoludni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-28

IA ksd k<sd slo,kk n
Svojmn rodu sldIit' budeme ~
vel'kym mocntm narodom, s-s
ktm SINE boil "a casov sloven.
SIX ych krAl'ov Sama, Mojmira.
Rastislava 4 Svatopluka.
Byt' verntm, povedomym Slo.
vAkom neznamena byt' nepriate.
Pom intch Slavianov. Prave ma
opak. O kol'ko budeme povedo.
mejzfm n4rodom, Q tol'ko butle
silnejSia ko-Slovensk6 Re.
publika i cele Slavianstvo.
Slovaci 80 majd stat MATTEL
mi dunajskej kotliny, ktord nam
Mad 'ari wall. Ale 60 jej mali
tetl mi nestan6, dokym matt o.
trock6 nachylnosti sldzit' bud
Mad'arom alebo techom. Otro-
ckost' je slabost', ktora oslabu-
je i Stat. Je ' zaujme j Ceska,
obkolesen6ho Nemcami, aby Slo-
vaci boil povedomym sloven.
sktm n&rodom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-28

pred vojnon ale zAh&jil0 nk1it
ne poncmcovanie, prevadzanfm
kolonizacn6ho zakona, ktorym
Foliaci boil nasilne pozbavovani
zeme q usadzovanf tam Nemci.
Takto cely million Nemcov bolo
usadene ma zemi, ktord nemecka
vlada nasilu vzala Poliakom.
Ito uz chceli j Mad 'ari robit'
so Slovakmi.) Ten million neme-
ckych kolonistov v koridori a
Foznansku sa Cd skoncenia voj.
ny navratil do Nemecka, takze
koridor Poznan Gina cast Pol
ska, ktor1 drzalo Nemecko do
vojny) sd az temer cisto poll
ske kraje.
Pol'sky koridor, ako vidno 2
mapy, ktord SINE uverejnili '
min. cisle, oddel 'uje nemecke
Vychodne Prusko Cd rise a to je
jedna pricina, preco Nemci
chc1 tento koridor nazad do svo-
iej moci. Vychodne Prusko je
zem, ktord Nemci podmanili a
byva tam asi diva miliony l'udf,
Y ktorych len polovica sl Mem
,ci, ostatni sl Poliaci Litvini.
Je tam pri samom koridori i
mesto Gdansk (Danzig), ktore
lie slobodnym statom' a ktore
by Nemci tiez chceli mat nazad
vo svojej, risi. Gdansk bolo ke-
dysi pol'skym pristavnym me-
stom, teraz je vacsinou meme
exc.
I Ale oddelenie Vychodneho
Pruska cd Nemecka pol'skym
skoridorom ME je jedinou prfci-
tnou nemeckeho vzdoru a kriku.
W fch cisar Friedrich sa Dol W.
.slovil, ze kto drzi ten kus zeme,
cez ktory tecie rieka Vista do
mora, ten bude panom Pol'ska.
(Visla vteka do mora v Gdan-
sku). Tedy nemecky imperializ-
mus chce pol'sky koridor, ME
y potreby. Popsko bez mora by
sa stale otrokom Nemecka. A
preto Pol'sko nevada sa nikdy
.svojho priechodu k moru bez
.vojny. Koridor znaci pre- Pol
.sko narodn1 a hospodarsku slo-
bodu. Keby sa priechodu vzdalo
dobrovol'ne, ako keby spachalo
samovrazdu. A ma to nema v6le.
Koridor pol'sky je trnom v
boku Nemecka, to je pravda.
Je klinom, ktory no oddelil cd
jeho vychodneho 1zemia. Ale co
Poliaci svojim koridorom vyko.
nall Nemcom, to Nemci robili
Slavianom cd nepamati. Ked'
sa podfvame ma mapu, vidfme
same nemecke kliny v slavian.
skom tele. Tie kliny sd take, ze
je Cesko uz 1plne v nemeckom
pazeraku. Ma severe je Cesko
oddelene cd Pol ska nemeckym
"koridorom" Sliezskom, ma "a
pade je Cesko celkom obkl u
Gene Nemeckom, ma juhu je- OBJ
kolesene rakdskymi Nemcami.
Cesko s pol Moravou je vskutku
uz zrelou hruskou pre- nemecky
pazerak. To same vykonali
Mad'ari nam .Slovakom a Juho-
slavianom. Svojim klinom mas
celkom odlucili. Ia tisic rokov
mad 'arsky kiln sa sfril mas cd
Juhoslavianov tax oddelil, ze len
nova vel'ka vojna a vft'azstvo
mad Mad 'armi nam umozn1 SUI
sedstvo s juznymi Slavianmi.
Ma vychode Rimania vrazili
kiln do slavianskeho tela, nasa-
denim Rumunov. TAX boil dav-
nj Stredoslaviani odllceni cd w
chodnych Slavianov a oslabeni.
Taliani Ease vrazili kiln do tela
Juhoslayianov Albaniou, ktora
je jeho koloniou.
Kiln nekala len dreyo, ale i
narody. Ak Slaviani chct, aby
zili q mohutneli. aby vrazene
kliny behom easu 20 syojho tela
vytrhli, musia prestat' jedni
druhym kriydit' a spoloenymi
silami porazat' svojich odvektch
nepriatel'ov.
HASELTONHKt y N4Mnnr
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-28
sLovku z JUHoSLAvIx IA
vS1fvIA sLovrlGsKo.

SlovAci Juhoslksie ohystaj6
80 y ausnste No 6lovensko. r.
jazd orsanisuje staropaxoyskt
far6r \ snkny spieoyatel' n y.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-28
|peJuie ieme 10, X nkn nejds 4
MD in6, len d spravodlivoxt

FR0CuJ0NAo MOS - = - 0GjOS y
mid ins, len q spravod dlivoxt
v Pittsburghu vychodi srb-
sky casopis 'Srbobran Z ten,
ktort vlani priniesol mrzkd po.
viedku 3. Slovenke) J, Y nom Dol
min. tyxdha dva-stranovt ang-
lickt clAnok o Taliansku d Mu-
ssolinimu. Bolo to vnlgarne pf-
sane. Jestli Mussolini ten cl&nok
do r6k dostane to pri cftani
zlost on pukne.
Srbom, hoe sd tax trochu drs-
/ nj, musfme dat kredit, ze matt
vel'kd narodnd hrdost' Preto sa
neboja ami Mussoliniho. Medzi
Slovakmi je este v1dy hodne Ia
kych, 20 by chceli byt' Mad ar
mi; j hodne takych, 20 by chceli
byt' Cechmi. Ami i'm ma um ne
pride, aby chceli byt' SlovAkmi.
A preto SINE my nArod tax sla.
|bt.
Je to dedictvo poroby. Snahou
vsetkych dobrych Slovakov ma
byt' vyslobodit' tieto otrocke du-
se toho dedictva.
Prednaska 0 historic Slovakov,
ktor1 NAL Rev. Stefan Kocis '
utorok weber, bola vel'mi Who'd
nou pouckou pre- klativych Slo-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-28

0@A1 uAAAVAAAV ASsesS 49, -
fl6cin'. Viete, 70 to slovo zna-
menx "Naf6kantie !" Bndeme
mat ! jednAho dol6ra diva. Do
teraz sme mali "defl6cin''
vyfdknutie. II pAni, 20 budf
ben dollar nafukovat', musia 81
dat pozor, aby ho nerozfdklil !
InflAcia je inAc dobr& vec. Ma
Se vrecko je teraz celkom spl'a.
sknute - vyfucane. Ked' nam
no vlada naf6ka novtmi dollar
mi, nebudeme "kikovat'. :
Nedbame, ii tie dol&re budt
mat hodnotu len 85c alebo SOC
len mech majf ak1-tak1 hod-
notu. Lepsie daco. ako MID.
! Inflacia este nebola zaveden&
a v storoch uH drazie. A 20 me-
draxie, vacsinou ME je hodno
mic. Obchodnfci 81 vedia zariadit'
inflaciu kedy zachcf. Nekontro-
lovane ceny alebo peknymi slova-
mi povedane: plana distribdcia
tovaru bude korenom toho zla,
" ktorom sa svet nachodf.
Ako mozno oGak&vat' dobro Z
toho, ked' oceliarne m6xu pra-
covat' so ziskom j ked' sd Gimme
len 25 percentovej kapacity I
Ked pittsburghske vel'kobanky
zarabajd 200-percentove ziskyi
Ked' vel'ke risky robily temer
vsetky korporacie "a tych lep-
sich casov! Bud'to NAL byt' to-
var lacnejsf, alebo msdy vyssie,
tax by bola byvala rovnovaha.
Ale zisky sly do paru vrecak' a
miliony Pudf boly bez penazi.
A tie risky nezostaly ' krajine,
ale boly vyvezene do cudziny '
podobe bilionovtch investfcif a
p6ziciek, ktore sd teraz ztraten6.
My SINE "a kontrolovan6 in.
flaciu = ale bez kontrolovanfch
cien a place nebude 2 toho
vel'ka dobrota. Dostaneme ca
Ease blata do kaluxe.
Ably ste sa nenazdali, xe tn
myslfme nasich obchodnfkov ale.
bo maltch obchodnfkov v6bec.
Myslfme ttch panov, ktorf ST na
vrchu naSho hospod&rskeho Ii
vota. II robia l'ubovol'n6 ceny
a II rozmarnili kapit6l naroda.
=
Poculi ste uz, 70 hovorf DR..
Grille, ten chtrny clevelandskt
lekar, fysiolog a biologi L'ud.
ska mysel' ME je vraj MIC ineho,
ako elektrina. v modxgu name
4 kvadriliony elektricktch emo
torov'', ktore vyvinujh slim pre-
myslenie.
To je vftana novina pre- ttch,
20 81 myslia 0 sebe, ze ST spro.
stf. Len 81 nabijf modzog elek'
trinou a - hned' budf mfdri.
v Nemecku, ked' uz daGo "a.
Gnu, chcd to mat d6kladn6. Hit
Ter zacal zakladat' novf vieru q
ked slavil v tieto dni narodeni.
ny, ma namestiach miest nasta-
vail oltAre, oveSali ich nacisti.
ckymi zAstavami, do prostriedkn
dali miesto krfxa obraz Hitlers
a - modlili %.
Ale ME je to MIC nov3ho.
starorimanskf c6zari boil bohmI
a japonskt cisAr je tieS bohon
pre- Japoncov.
Veru, pohanstva je eSte pri
moe ma tomto svete, aby SINE h1
mohli menovat' "kultfrnym''
"civilizovanym" a kto vie eSte
jaktm.
U jedneho mSsiara, ktorehe
-
Seward daily gateway., 1933-03-24
ALIEN V|OLATOR 0F ALASKA CAME LAW
 IS GIVEN SENTENCE

Evan Selnes, alien violator in the Federal court convicted in Ketchikan last week of violating the Alaska Game Law, was sen fenced by Judge Justin w. Harding to 12 months imprisonment in the Federal jail there and fined $500. He was convicted on five counts out of eight, acquitted on two by the jury and the eighth was dis missed by the court for lack of proof.
 Selnes is one of a few men of alien birth residing in Alaska when the United States entered the World war who surrendered his first papers to evade military duty and thus forever became ineligible for citizenship. A record showing the cancellation of his papers by Judge Robert w. Jennings was ln- troduced in the case last week at Ketchikan.
 He was charged with having purchased furS without first ob- taining the necessary license, with having unprime skins in his pos session and also with possessing firearms without a license. He was convicted on all of these counts
Seward daily gateway., 1933-03-24
NEW SEWARD INDUSTRY

A new fishing corporation made its appearance in Seward Wednes- day when a motor car bearing the first catch of the season arrived in town accompanied by five mem bers of the board of directors and the president. Efforts to ascertain the organization plan and the names of the officials failed. How ever, the unloading of the fishing crew, quantities of gear and two entire olligans was sufficient to attract considerable attention on the main street. The two fish were bid in by the meat markets.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-03-24
COMMUNITY CHURCH

The story of Pilgrims Progress, written by John Bunyan, will be presented in story, song, and pic lures at the Community Church next Sunday, 7:30 D. m. Special music. This story is rated as the best allegorical story ever written. Do not miss this service. 10 a. m. Sunday School. II a. m. morning service. Theme: Lost Trails. The services of this church are for everybody, regardless of race, creed or social standing. You will be welcome
Seward daily gateway., 1933-03-24
JUDGEMENT IN ALASKA
 CASE IS MODIFIED

SAN FRANCISCO, Mar>h "A, - The Circuit Court of Appeals has affirmed the decision, but modified the judgment in Alaska whereby Mrs. Margaret Faigh of Ketchlkan, won an award of $3,000 against the Sunny Point Packing Company because her husband was presum- ably lost after being washed off a cable-anchored fishing barge In a storm in July, 1926. The court re- duced the judgment to $2,70O.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-03-24

It is reported that the Pacific Steamship Lines, Ldt., have appll- ed to the Shipping Board for per mission to cease oper a ti on S to Southeastern and Southwestern Alaska because those routes are now Over-tOnnaged.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-03-24
AT THE HOTELS

SEWARD-Peter Girlas, MT. and Mrs. Hansell, Mrs. S. w. OStrander and son: John McGettigan.
 OVERLAND-W. M Anderson, Thos. Babcock, T. M. Allison, c. r. TOlSOn.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-03-24
CATHOLIC CHURCH

Schedule of services and masses: Daily 7:3O a. m. Saturday 9 a. m. Sunday 9::3O a. m. Sunday evening devotion 7:30 p. m.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-03-24
THE sLU|CE BOX

Sourdough Bill says: They're feedin' the President stuffed algs in tomato sass, spudS, braid an prune puddin. All they need is a porkypine an he'll be eatin' as good as the rest of US.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-03-24

Anchorage reports say that w.. G. Smith, of the Gold Cord mine in Willow Creek, has temporarily suspended operations.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-03-24

Capt. Heinie Berger, says local report. was scheduled to sail from Seattle last Saturday for Seward with his new craft.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-03-24

Postal Inspector Marchand re, turned Thursday from an official trip to Interior poStOftlceS.
The Washington times., 1933-08-03
WASHNG7ONFASEAO ByWhma LaVNe

Perhaps you remember that
about this time last year, the
swagger tweed suit emerged
into the fashion picture. 1t was
an instant success. The usual
suit was three-piece, skirt, swag-
ger coat, and string or wool
knit blouse or sweater. Girls
going to college bought it. early
travellers grabbed it up at once
as the ideal costume for I'M
certain climates, and people
staying at home saw possibili-
ties in it for early fall. The
popularity continued through
the winter. And now this falls
suits are beginning to arrive.
They're much smarter. or more
varied materials. more inter-
esting, so they should be more
popular than last years suits.
Fascinating COIOrs
Instead Of the rather plain
riding-habit variety tweeds that
made last years suits, we have
this fall marvellous kemp tweeds,
and Harris tweeds: rough, hairy,
spongy, mannish. They're much
smarter, and lend themselves to
infinite possibility in their
making, coloring, and in the
accessories you put with them.
Rich Harris browns, and dark
grays, really the eel gray that
is being used for dresses are
among the colors that have ap-
peared so far. Checks, plain
colors, plaids, even stripes will
be along later. There's less full
ness in most of the coats with
the new suits, so that they will
hang straighter. The Balma-
caan type will be good, and
later you'll see lots Of full length
coats with skirts to match.
Checks or Plain
The suits we've sketched are
for girls going to college, or for
those of you who are fortunate
enough to be the same size as
girls going to school and college.
They are in junior sizes, II to
II. The suits are two-piece,
skirt and coat, and are priced
lowed enough for you to select
quite a variety of blouses and
sweaters to go with them. They
are only $10.75 for a suit, though
with prices going up rapidly,
they might be more in a week
or two. The checked tweed
suit is in blue or a mixture of
brown and tan, has smart plain
button,over neckline, and a yoke
top to the coat. The plain color
suit is in a reddish Harris
tweed brown, or in dark eel
gray, both tweeds with a white
fleck in them. The sleeves and
The Washington times., 1933-08-03
Advice to the oveIorn
By Beatrice Fairfax
Makes Love, But Never Speaks
of Marriage

Makes Love, But Never Speaks
Of Marriage
Dear Miss Fairfax:
I am a widow of % and have
a little girl of five years, for
whom I'd love to have a real
home. I am in love with a man
80, whose wife left him seven
years ago. He has no children.
He claims to love me, but never
says anything about a divorce
from his wife, or about mar
riage.
There was a time when he
talked about divorce, because he
and his wife owned property
jointly, but he never said any,
thing about marrying me. We
agree and are very congenial,
and I love him devotedly, but
the uncertainty Of the situation
Is getting on my nerves, and
I'm very UNHAPPY.
In your grandmother's day,
my dear, you would most likely
have put up with the uncer-
tainties of this situation and
suffered in silence. But these
days people are more direct and
sensible. It would be quite with
in the bounds Of self respect for
you to ask this man if the
friendship means the same to
him as it does to you.
If it does not, why continue?
Twenty eight is young, and
you'd like to have a real home.
Men Of 80 are apt to be set in
their ways. They jog along in
the paths that offer the least
resistance. But why shouldn't
you find out where you stand?
The Washington times., 1933-08-03
The Beauty Box

AS if plucking eyebrows
weren't enough, the girls are
now evening up the forward
hair line, especially when
tresses are kept back away
from the face. Some who
don't care how much they
cry because of the tweezing
are forming widow peaks which
are regarded as marks of
beauty.
It isn't true that pulling
hairs makes coarser ones. In
due course of time the papilla
gets discouraged, doesn't pro-
duce a new fuzzer. Girls who
are torturing eyebrows to a
single file of hair will please
take notice.
Millners have been kind this
season. You can be brimmed or
brimmed, crowned or flat
headed, just as you like; you
pay your money and you take
your choice. Every feminine
head isn't flattered by a casque
of thumbnail dimensions; what
looks chic and sassy on the
young reedy lady looks like
nothing much on the pate of
the dowager who eats well and
unwisely.
The hat is the most import
ant detail of dress. AS is the
way it is worn. No rules now.
You can tilt it forward, or let
it settle down with its back up.
Consider your nose when max
ing a selection; it is the decid-
ing feature. The good old
scoopy model is best for the girl
who wears glasses; it has a
The Washington times., 1933-08-03
When Manners
Are Correct
The Guests Privilege
Dear Mrs. Beekman:

Dear Mrs. Beekman:
When a person or a couple
stop by to take me to a party,
is it correct for me to suggest
when we leave, or should they
suggest that we be on our way?
Recently my parents and a
sister were visiting me and a
doctor and his wife were to
stop at my apartment and take
my sister and myself to a
party. We were not quite ready
when they arrived, so after I
introduced them to my parents,
and they were seated, I left
the room and finished getting
ready. I then returned to the
room with my guests, and we
all sat there and visited until
quite late, when the doctor
suggested that we had better be
going to the party.
My sister insists that I was
in error by not saying that I
was ready when I returned to
the room, but I feel that they
were my guests in my house,
and they should say when they
were ready to leave. S.
Your point of view about
this is sound, for these friends
were. guests in your home, and
should be given the privilege Of
saying when they wished to
start. They probably were hav-
ing such a good time that they
preferred to stay! It was so
obvious that you were ready.
when you returned to the room.
that it certainly wasn't neces-
Sary for you to say that you
were,