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Milford chronicle., 1933-02-03
THE 10Th AMENDMENT

1t is said to be very difficult to
amend the United States. Constitu-
tion. Yet the goth amendment to
that venerable document has just
gone through the state legislatures
with bang, and with little opposi-
tion. Yet it took 10 years to get it
through congress.
This difference may be though to
show where the real difficulty lies
In getting needed legislation. Yet
the real difficulty is not with the leg
islators, but rather with the indif-
ference of the people. If they had
demanded with any emphasis that
congress pass this amendment, it
would have been done years ago.
The people often refuse to be
reused to political action, until they
actually feel some kind of pinch per-
sonally. When they find that the ac-
tions of the government cause them
some personal inconvenience and
loss, then they get busy with a
wrath so violent that it often does
injustice. A little more excitement
in ordinary times, and a little less
under disturbed conditions, would
promote more satisfactory results.
The purpose. of the goth amend
ment is to remove the prolonged
waiting period that exists between
the election of president and con-
gress, and the time when these of |
ficials assiime their duties. This tool
extended delay is a harmful infiu-
ence this year, with business inter
ests waiting to see what the new
will do. But such long
interruption will not again occur. |
The congress to be elected in No
vember 1884 will begin its work
January 8, 1895, which will make
Uncle Sam look more like a business
man and less like back number.
THE success OF this amendment
should suggest that if changes are
needed in our government, they can
be made, if people really insist upon
them. But they will not be made
for a long time, if ever, if people
acquire a violent headache when
lsked to consider the problems of /
government.
Milford chronicle., 1933-02-03

DELAWARE CITIZENS are be-
ginning to ask, and they have the
right TO know. the status of the in
vestigation into the disappearance
of the large quantity of loquor from
the Penny Hill station of the State
Police several weeks ago. Superin-
tendent Reynolds summarily dis
missed the entire force stationed at
Penny Hill Immediately following
the disclosure of the disappearance
of the liquor. At that time it was
intimated that quick solution of
the robbery would be forthcoming
and that the men not implicated
would re-instated. The State High
way Department is reported OF have
me last week to discuss the matter;
but nothing of worthwhile progress
was made public following the meet
ing.
Superintendent Reynolds home
station, so we are informed, is at
Penny Hill. If this information is
true, then it would seem that the
responsibility for solving the liquor
disappearance lies douhly on his
shoulders. II seems unfair that the
eleven troopers should bear the en-
tire blame for the disappearance, 4
when the man at the head Of the 4
State Organization has headquarters
at this station nynThe State Highway
Department should put the solution
up 10 Superintendent Reyn-
olds and if'he cannot solve it then
he should be dismissed along with
those already in the discard 1t is
time that the matter is brought out |
in the open. Will the members of
the State Highway Department do |
this?
Milford chronicle., 1933-02-03
GOVERNOR BUCK has reanI

GOVERNOR BUCK has reappoint-
ed, and the State Senate has con-
lirmed, Charles H. Grantland to be
Secretary of State during the pleas
ure of the Governor. This appoint
men meets with the general approx
al of the people of the state-espe-
cially those who know of the excel
lent qualifications of Mr.. Grantland
for the post. He is unquestionably
the best informed man in the State
oil Delaware's charter laws and his
familiarity with the corporation
business makes him a valuable asset
to the commonwealth at this time.
His knowledge of legislative pro-
eedure is second to none in Della
ware, and his advice during the
sessions OF the General Assembly
is Of unestimatable value to Cover
nor Buck, when matters pertaining
to legislation are before him for
Milford chronicle., 1933-02-03
WOMAN LOSTlO
LBS. in A WEEK

Mrs. Betty Luedeke Of Dayton
writes: 81 am using Krushchen to
reduce weight lost 10 pounds in
one week and cannot say too much
to recommend It," -
To take off fat easily, SAFELY
and MISUNDERSTANDING one half
teaspoonful of Krusehen in a glass
of hot water in the morning before
breakfast-it is the safe way to lose
.unsightly fat and one bottle that
lasts A weeks costs hut q trifie. Get
it at Pettyjohn's Pharmacy or any
drugstore in America. II this bot
tie fails to convince you this is the
safest way to lose fat-money hack.
But be sure and get Kruschen
Salts-imitations are numerous and
You must safeguard your health.
Milford chronicle., 1933-02-03
SEE THAT seO.0OO. .ON0. sAM9

A large share of the government
debt is in the form of Az per cent
bonds, OF which $7,561, 100000 are
now out. From this sum. $6.SOS, ,00O,-
900 could be called and refunded not
later than October next. Govern
ment bonds now sell to yield not
much over three per cent.
1t should be possible to refund
most or all that great sum, at rates
of S1s per cent, very likely at SA.
That would mean a saving of around
$50, 100000 interest annually for your
Uncle Samuel. Quite an item, Sam.
Your family needs it. Don't over
look 1t.
Milford chronicle., 1933-02-03

ing, Pa; Oliver and Claude Nelson,
Of Wilmington; one brother, Harry
Williams, of Palmyra, N. j., and two
sisters, Mrs. Jennie Short, of Chest
nut Hill, Philadelphia, and Mrs.
Laura Wright, of fredericksburg, Md.
Funeral services were held from her
late home Wednesday afternoon. In
terment made in the Bridgeville
cemetery.
Milford chronicle., 1933-02-03
go
NOTICE

Commencing ON Feb. LIST, the Bar
ber Shops of Bridgeville will reduce
the price of Hair Cutting to twenty
five cents.
REGARDS BROTHERS
L. T. CALHOUN
r. B. REED
Milford chronicle., 1933-02-03

THE NEW LEGISLATIVE Build
ing at Dover, which is being used
for the first time for the present
session of the General Assembly,
has been open long enough now for
persons familiar with legislative
procedure in Delaware to form def
mite opinions to its value for such
work. There is no adverse criticism
as to the general beauty of the ex-
terror of the structure-even though
there is a suspicion on the part of
many persons that some one erred
ing giving the grade for the building.
The belief is held by many that the
entire building is several feet lower
than had been originally planned.
This is denied by those in authority.
The committee rooms, and lounges
for both branches of the General AS /
sembly are ample and without any
serious criticism. The Governors
Suite is nnQuestionably satisfactory,
and excellent quarters have been
provided for representatives of the
press.
1t would seem, however, that those
for the designing of the
building, were too anxious to follow
out the true colonial style of archi-
lecture and less cOnVersant with the
modern needs of legislation, when
they approved the plans for the
House of Representative and Sem
ate Chambers in the building. The
desks have already proven unsatis-
factory and additional filing space
Is being provided in them. The
chairs, while comfortable and hand
some, are not just what is needed
by the members of the legislature.
The original arrangement of the
desks was terrible, and all thought
of following the placing planned by
hose in charge has of necessity
been dropped. The balconies in each
branch certainly afford poor accom-
for the public interested
n legislation. Only those sitting ON
he front row can see what is be-
ng done on the floor. The acoustics
re bad, so much so that those who
ry to listen are unable to hear. This
after defect is noticeable on the
Ioor of both the Senate and the
Iouse of Representatives. Another
versight on the part Of those in
barge was the provision for Joint
essions of the House and Senate.
or years past these sessions were
eld in the House of Representatives.
he crowded condition of this cham
er, however, has made it necessary
} hold them in the Senate now.
Then this is done, there is very lit :
e room for any persons who may '
esire to participate in any hearings
( general interest. Many Senators
'ho were familiar with the accom-
in the old State House
rivately eoncede that the arrange q
ents were much better then than u
1w. But the building is construct u
|, and future legislatures must g
Orry along with is. W
Milford chronicle., 1933-02-03

just there that the weakness is
found. ~r~
The City Charter is all right as it
is-if City Council lives np to its
duties.
Milford chronicle., 1933-02-03

consideration The appointment as
sures Delaware of efficient super
vision of the charter, automobile and
executive departments during the
next four years.
Twin-City herald., 1933-08-05

Five rooms, reception room, garage,
months rent free, HYland 2478.
TX
Twin-City herald., 1933-08-05
ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
5th Ave. So. near Lake ST.
Services;

Church School 9:45 A. NJ.
Morning PRAYER and Sermon 11:O0.
1St Sunday in Month:
Holy Communion A.. NJ,
And with Sermon at II A. NJ
Rev. Fr. e. A. James, Priestin,
charge.
Twin-City herald., 1933-08-05
ST. PETER CLAVER CHURCH
Aurora and Farrincton, St. Paul
(Catholic)

Rev. Chas. j. Keefe, Pastor.
Masses at $50 \. NJ. and 10:30 AN.
Holy Hour Thursday Evening at
1880 p. NJ.
Twin-City herald., 1933-08-05

FOR RENT
For rent Duplex 2430 Fifth Ave.
So. Call Main 5040.
Twin-City herald., 1933-08-05

For Sale. House on Portland
Avenue South, Minneapolis. Four
bedrooms, bath and supply room on
second floor. Living, Dining, Kitch-
en- and Den on first floor. Also large
hall and pantry. Two rooms on
third floor not heated. Full base
ment, hot water heat, garage. Lot
65 by 13O. Price s6,oOO.OO for quick
sale. Cash S3,OOO.OO, balance terms.
a good house and "a good investment
for the future. Call A. D. Johnson,
1922 Hodgson Bldg, Minneapolis.
Atlantic 6421.
Twin-City herald., 1933-08-05

Twelve room house, LIT Hyland
Ave. NJ, all modern, very reasonable.
HYland 1925.
7-l5
Twin-City herald., 1933-08-05

Two light housekeeping rooms rea-
sonable. 189 Edmunds St., st. Paul.
All modern. Garfield 1866. 8-3
Twin-City herald., 1933-08-05
FOR RENT

Two rooms furnished or unfur-
nished, heated, reasonable, 2818 Grand
Ave. S.
Twin-City herald., 1933-08-05

Bungalow and fiat for rent, fur.
nished or unfurnished, call Atlantic
9784.
Twin-City herald., 1933-08-05
ERATERN IL
NOTICE

Amcs lodge No. LOG. |. B. P. o. e.
w., meets the second and fourth
Tuesdays at Elks' Rest, 14S Hyland,
at 800 P. IL.
Dr.. w, %. Brown. E. r.,
nr n T. Richardson. r. 8.
Twin-City herald., 1933-08-05
Classified Ads.

Classified rotea are Sc per word with
minimum OF soc per insertion.
Terms: Payable strictly In advance.
Twin-City herald., 1933-08-05

Period of Devotion .....,,-.... 1880 p. NJ
Prayer Meeting every Wednesday.
ST JAMES a. M. E. CHURCH.
kil CARLYLE f, STEW ARt
Pastor
l35 Jay street, Dale e5ss
ll.oo A. ii. Morning Worship
800 P. NJ. Evening Worship
$50 A. III. Church School
6:30 P. VI. Young People
800 P. M.-Friday Class Meeting
Twin-City herald., 1933-08-05
Percy Turner
Where To Attend
Church

Insers.cus IN E1ts co1qTan are q
cents per wceE. Chutca rewa of gen
era interest Il carried witaou: ehargt
Twin-City herald., 1933-08-05

Two furnished rooms for rent. Rea-
sonable rent, 629 Cedar Ave. GEneva
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-09-29
its toasted /"
PRE- OCHRANU HRDLA LA-PRE LEPsIU CHUf

ich ct. sch6dzach 81 zvolili "a.
stupcov ma t1 oslavu. Najt'az-
sia vec je zadovazit' adresy
spolkov a preto apelujeme '
tychto novinach, aby 81 kazdy
spplok wal do povahy, ze je
toto 1radna pozvanka.
Mas sbor vzdy zastupoval vse-
tky verejne prace pri kazdej
prilezitosti udalostiach spolko-
vych, preto ooakavame tiez vse-
tky spolky katolicke, evanjeli-
cke, narodne a rozlicne kluby,
aby mas tiez teraz poctily svo.
jou pritomnost 'ou. Lebo je to
prva TAXA oslava, t. j. jubileum
nasho sboru. Doteraz sme este
ziadne jubileum neoslavovali.
Jestli niektory spolok aleb0
klub nedostane 1radne pozvan-
ku, to nebude znamenat', ze ho.
tam neziadame, ale pricina bu-
de ta, ze nevieme jeho adresu.
Nam ,bude kazdy srdecne vita
ny. Vstupenky nebudeme pre-
davat', vstupne bude vol'ne pre-
kazdeho, len pri bankete bude-
me vyberat' maly milodarfk ma
zaokrytie. vydavkov. Program
bude cisto slovensky a tax uspo.
riadany, ze kazdy bude MIN
spokojny. Po bankete bude Ia
nee pre- vSetkych pri dobrej mu-
xike.
Dopisovatsl'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-09-29
JUBu.EUM MA
RoDN1CH sOKoLov.

W odteraz apelujeme ma cte-
ne slovenske obecenstvo, aby ga
chystalo ma vel'k1 oslavu Sboru
146. s. T. j. Sokol. Tato oslava
bude dina %. oktobra narod-
nej Sokolovni ma Washington
st. Zaciatok programu bude 0
3. hodine popoludni. Blanket bu-
de asi Q Z. hodine vecer, pocas
ktoreho budd recnit' zastupco-
via rozlicnych spolkov celej,
okolice.
Prosfme vSetkych dradnikov
spolkov, bez ohpadu vierovyzna-
MIA, aby t1 vec predniesli ma
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-09-29

vail, ze ma dnesne hranice Slo-
yenska NAME pravo.
Slovensko je s1ciastkou CSR
a s lzemfm Slovenska nema nj.
kto prava handlovat'. Mas na-
rod slovensky bude ma Sloven-
|sku rozhodovat'.
Preco sa o tom tol'ko pise,
preco citame v novinach, ze Je.
hlicka sa prechadza zeneves
Jeho cesta je d0kazom, ze robi
naladu, aby vas presvedcil. Le-
DO revizionizmus nem0ze nikde
indie existovat', ako vo vasich
hlavach. Ak ho chcete Wy, tax
bude, ak no nechcete, nebude.
Mas Hud je mateny agitaciou
Jehlickovou tym, ze 81 zamiena
Masarykovu radu s Jehlickovou
narodnou radou slovenskou.
Ked' vraj Masaryk NAL 1spech,
preco by no nemohol mat Je-
hlicka?
Masarykovi sa to podarilo
preto, ze Nemecko, Rak1sko a
Uhorsko boly porazene. Ale mas
Stat Jehlicka neporazi. Ked' by
SINE Mad 'arom rozdavali slo4
venske lzemie beztoho, ably SINE
boil porazenf, teda dobrovol'ne,
znamenalo by to, ze nem6me
narok ma statnu existenciu.
Narod slovensky je plnole.
ty. On nepotrebuje agentov, Go
mu radia, Go ma robit'.
Je tomu diva mesiace, 60 som
Dol ma Javorine. Tam som doka.
zal a bez bazne povedal, Go 81
myslfm. A povedal som, v com
budem pracovat', aby chyby bo-
ly napravene. Ohl'adom Slo-
venska som povedal verejne svo
je vyznanie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-09-29
"sL0vENsKO JE PLNo.
HTE".

DR.. Stefan Osusky, parizsky
vyslanec CSR., hovoril nedavno
na Brezovej prilezitosti desia-
teho vyrocia zalozenia Sdruze-
MIA studentov ma Brezovej, kto.
re sa oslavovalo a ma ktorom
hlavnym recnikom Dol prave
on. 2 jeho reci uverejnujeme:
Mole trojtyzdnove tdlanie sa
po Slovensku mi poskytlo prize
zitost presvedcit' sa, o Go sa
l'ud dnes najviac zaujima. V
prvom rade je otazka zivobytia
a druhom zaujem o revizioni.
stickl kampan. Viem, ze ziad.
ma stranka tychto starosti ME
je neznama. Viem, ze je zivot
tvrdy. Ale zelal by som 81, aby
ste al Wy jasne videli a vedeli
a neklamali 50.
Ma Slovensku je bieda t'azsia
a tvrdsia, ako kdekol 'vek indie.
Ale nielen preto, ze trestuhodne
hospodarsky a organizacne ma
d'arskym rezimom zanedbane
Slovensko nema ami dost' re-
zerv, ami dost' vlastnych pro-
striedkov, aby sa v dnesnej ho-
spodarskej krfze vedelo branit !,
ale al preto, ze nikto nezame-
dzil, aby sa to opakovalo, Go
SINE zazili do roku 1918. Je me-
spravodlive, aby So ma Sloven-
sku muscle trpiet' to, Go sa tr-
pelo do roku 1918. Este stale Ca
kane ma to, aby sa stalo skut-
kom, ze Slovensko bude naozaj
y / :
zosilnovane miesto toho, aby bo.
10 zoslabovane. Bez silneho Slo.
venska Cesko- o-Slovenska republi-
ka je q bude slabou a nikto 2
nas 81, nezelA, aby mas Stat Dol
slaby.
Druhou starost' on je revizio-
nisticke t'axenie proti Sloven-
sku. L'ud 81 mysH, ze vel'moce
majd prAvo q moznost' zmenit
hranice.
Toto nezodpoved6 ami mrav.
|nym, ami politickym skutocno-
stiam.
Cesko.S .Slovensk& republika bo-
Ia definitfvne prijatA do rodipy
nArodov Y den platnosti micro.
vych smldv. Stale SO to nav1dy
a nem6ze byt' odvolane, ami zru-
sene. Ma mierovej konferencii
lsme mesiace . mesiace dokazo-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-09-29

AAouACAC anu udSu ZdkldO'
MI zasadu, ze hlavnou sluzbou a
hlavnym zavazkom kazdeho prize
myslu je poskytnlt' zivobytie
tym, ktori vlozili svoje zivoty
do toho priemyslu. Je to neu-
znanie alebo neuplatnenie tejto
zasady, Go, dl'a nasho 1sudku,
bolo hlavnou pricinou terajsej
hroznej depresie obchode. Ia
to depresia dokazala nest asst
nymi nasledkami, ze droky mo.
zu byt' zarabane ma peniazoch,
a Se hodnoty majetkov mozu
byt' udrzan6 len prostredni.
ctvom produktivnej silly a ma
kupnej silly milionov robotni-
kov, ktori musia byt' udrzani v
praci. Toto je prva poziadavka
ktora musi byt' splnena tymi,
co kontrolujl priemysle a via.
du. Ked' je tato poziadavka ME
splnena, bieda pre- masy Iudu a
vel'ke ztraty ma majetkoch sl
nevyhnutne. Met mic zhubneho,
ami nepriatel 'skeho voci privat-
nemu majetku v poziadavke, zc
l'udia musia' byt' udrzovani pri
zivote, chraneni proti n1dzi a
udrziavani v dobrom zdravi, ak
majetky maj1 donasat' prijmy."
v tomto vyjadrenf zasad je
zdravy d'alekosiahly program
pre- blaho celeho. americkeho
l'udu. Dnes je vacsia potreba
pre- robotnikov Ameriky, aby ga
organizovai a podporovali Ia
kyto ekonomicky program pre-
priemysel a takyto politicky
program pre- vladu. A vsetci
l'udia budd mat prospect ia
kehoto programu - ME len ME-
ktora trieda.
z nekonecneho zivotneho "a
pasu, 2 jeho cernejsich hodfn
znechutenia, jeho dnf lopote-
mia q jeho nocf nepokojneho
spanku, zda sa, ze nastava kedy-
tedy nahle zodvihnutie So hmly,
ze prichodi RICHLY zablesk ne
znamej zeme pred nami. Bez
toho, aby SINE istotne znai, ze
kde ideme, alebo ze preco by
SINE mali vybrat' thto cestu,
name pocit, ze SINE nasli naSu
cestu napredovania q ze So po-
hybujeme po nej.
A tax ' tejto dobe depresie,
NAL som vedomie novel nadeje,
novel dovery, ze akiste ces maj.
tmavSie hodiny americkom
zivote, organizovan6 robotnfctvo
| Sssf 4
Sm4tralo "a svetlom lep5ich dnf,
: 1e @ vynorf : utrpeni minn-
ltch rokov 8 programom . Gle
l'om ! schornost 'ou pouxitia
v1etkfch svojich 81 M zodvih-
mute merftka fitia pre- vSetkych
|robotnikoy n Amsrike m w
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-09-29
WDY su Zuc,kies zz,1zS7a !

ku, dosial' neznamu ami v ma
sich snoch.
Pom. red.-Tato rec poslana
nam bola k uverejneniu, z dra-
dovne National Recovery Ad-
ministration (NRA) vo Wash.
ingtone.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-09-29
VzDY nWemnHSe zabGly
NzDY naazosaa sJi'ob1

vany hlavne v prospech tych,
ktori jeho pracu koncia, memo
ze byt' ospravedlneny "a p6so-
fbitepa pokroku.
Mnohi 20 spravcov nasich vel
kopodnikov by radsej platili do
bre mzdy nezli tucne dividen.
dy. Ale oni sd najati investor
mi, ably zarabali pre- mich Pc
maze. Oni s1 prindteni konat
naopak: podvysovat' zisky ke-
dykol 'vek je to nome, a ME
mzdy. A predsa, i dneska, hod-
ny poeet vel'kych podnikov je
skutocne vedeny hlavne ma "a
dovazenie dobreho zivobytia pre-
robotnikov. Jeden nasich mai
vynikaj1cejsich a najsilnejsich
priemyselnych vodcov nedavno
vyslovil nadej, ze pride den,
ked' "vel'ke obchodne organi.
zacie budd opravdive patrit'
tym l'ud'om, ktori venujd i'm
svoje zivoty" - ktori potion
budd "pouzivat' kapital vsku-
tku "a nastroj."
Ma byt' jasne, ze kapital by
NAL byt' povazovany "a nastroj
spravcov priemyslu v ich priro.
dzenej a zosl'aeht 'uj1cej praci
organizovania l'udskych bytno.
sti a dopomahania i'm k uspo-
kojivemu zivobytiu 2 prace, ko-
nanej pod prijatel'nymi robot.
nymi podmienkami. Spravcovia
priemyslu by mali byt' oslobo.
deni cd ich terajsej degradujti.
cej 1lohy zamestnayania l'ud-
skych bytnosti ako nastrojov ma
vyrobu ziskov pre- kapital L'u-
d 'om mozno d6verovat' ' naji.
mani pehazf; ale ked' peniaze
najfmaj1 l'udi, pudsky zivot je
podrobeny otroctvu, ktore poni.
zuje q sa teraz dokazuje byt'
al ekonomicky nezdravym.
Me je 1mysl 'om n&rodn6ho
zakona ma ozdravenie priemy.
elu uplatnit' okamzite t1to te-
oriu pravdivych cisl'och prize
myslu, ako som ich nakr4tko o.
pdsal. Ale jasntm dmysl' l'om
tohto zakona je vyzadovat' u
znanie Cd spr6vcov priemyslu
toho odSkriepitel'neho faktu,
ze hlavnymi pozlvateYmi dObr0-
denf priemyslu q hlavnymi je-
no kosttmermi 81 jeho robotni-
ci : 5e ich prAvo IA dcast' '
lutvArani p6sobnosti priemyslov,
ktore 80 ich xivotne dotykajd,
nem6ze byt' odtajen6 8 udobre.
MIN demokratiekej, vlAdy.
Tuto je kr&tke vyjadrenie "a
sad, 3 ktortch som hovoril q
ktor6 boly vydan6 lansk&ho 70.
ku organizkeiami, zastnpujdci-
mi vyse poldrnha miliona 70.
! botnfkov:
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LLdcu Sd mrCVlCu ODdV 90 SKOrO
kazdej domacnosti v Amerike,
ktore prinieslo nldzu a biedu
miionom priemyselnych a ze-
medelskych robotnikov, ma kto-
rych sa my vsetci spoliehame v
produkcii a rozdel'ovani zivot-
nych potrieb.
Ii, ktori mlei hubou hodi.
mach nest astia o cim mensom
miesani sa vlady boil tt, ktori
nemai ieku ma nemoc naroda
okrem napominania, ably l'ud
trpel spokojne a v tichosti a a.
by Dol isty, ze kedysi tt, ktori
nezomr1, budl sa mat dobre!
Mnohe osoby kritizovaly 70.
botnicke organizacie Ameriky,
re neboly 1tocnejsie a zivsie v
ich poziadaykach 0 pomocne o.
patrenia. Ale tieto robotnicke
organizacie neprijaly nezdar
! 'udskeho vodcovstva "a trest
Bozl, ktory nemohol byt' od-
vrateny aleho napraveny l'ud-
skym 1silim. A je dobre pripo-
men1t', ze vsetky vel'ke robot
nlcke organizacie v Amerike
poukazovaly. cd zaciatku, ze ST.
la, potrebna ma privedenie po-
riadku 20 zmatku, ma zastavenie
nadol sa r1tiacej krltnavy de-
presie a na ozivenie p0sobnosti
blahobytu je sila verejnej mo.
ci = priame ciny vlady Spoje-
nych Statov prospech vsetke-
no pudu.
V terajsom case ozivaj1ceho
obchodu, ked' mnohi vel'ki "a
mestnavatelia a majitelia ohrom.
nych majetkov kritizujd s ra.
st1cou urazenost 'ou 1cast' or
ganizovaneho robotnfctva v o.
zdravnom programe, ci je ME
spravodlive pripomen1t' tymto
kritikom, ze navrhy postupu
mnohych robotnickych organi.
zacii boly rozhl'adne a zdrave
v dnoch, ked' tito isti kritiko-
via hnali svoje korporacie dolu
vrchom do depresie nasledujlc
navrhy postupu, ktore boly kra-
tkozrake a nerozumnef Ci po.
sledne roxy nedokazaly, ze zia-
den nacelnik priemyslu neni tax
m1dry, zeby 81 nemohol zlepsit'
svoju rozvaznost' poradou s IT,
mi, ktori rozumejl a zastupuj1
zaujmy robotnikov, ktori musia
nielen pracovat', ale kupovat
vyrobky vsetkych vyznamnej-
sich priemyslovf Ktorykol 'vek
clovek moci alebo vysokeho po-
stavenia, ktory sa nestal po-
kornejsim V poslednych styroch
rokoch, je sotva hoden vodcov-
stva rokoch prijddcich.
Zakon o narodnom priemy-
selnom ozdraveni Dol napisany v
duchu - ME namyslenosti, ale
pokory. Nebol napisany, aby
dal paternaistickej Wade moe
kontrolovania svojich priemy-
selnych deti. Boil napisany Y po-
dobe nabidky pomoci a koope-
racie, aby obchod a priemysel
maly spravodliv1 prilezitost ku
samosprave. Ale Dol napisany
al tax, aby zaistil, v pade by
na& priemyselnlci nemali vole
alebo schopnosti ga discipline
vat ku sl1zeniu verejnemu do
bru, aby potom vlAda nebola
6bezmocnA chranit' vel'k6 masy
pudu pred d'alSfm utrpenim, "a
prfcinenym nedostatocnym plA.
novanfm q zlym vedenfm W
znamnych priemyslov = nedo.
statkom kooperAcie medzi ia.
kymito priemyslami.
Ozdravnt zAkon uznava, ze sd
tri yel'k6 x6ujmove str&nky Y
ka5dom obchodn podujatf
majitelia, ktortch zdar savisi
"a pod dpory M afkey ! spotrs,