davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-02-17
JURAJ WASHINGTON, oTEc vLAsT1.

Ma stredu ie 2o1 vyroce narodenia Otca Vlasti Ju-
lala Washingona. Narodil % februara 1882 ked'
mu bolo iedenast rokov zomre otec. Juraj posanv
hol potom ku jenemu falnarov do Fredericksbngu Va
ably od neho nauc c1tat pisat poctovat' 70 bolo
cee ''skoloyanie Washingtona A vzdor tomu stal sa
z neho vtbony zememeric. U 16. loku vymeriaval
Nrginii to tax doklaCne re nikto nikey nena
siel v jeho meranl clybu.
Q styri roxy Washington zakis voiensky zivot
hojoch proti Francllzon Ineanom Ked NAL dvadsa ;
diva rokov bol uz podplu1ovnikom, 25. roku bo lav-
ntm veel'o vojska Virgine 2S bol ma cele vojska
ktore zaualo pevnost Duquesne vrchu ke sto
lnesto Pittsburgh
Po tomto vojenceni ozenil pafou Martou Custis,
ktorou strav ses pokojnvch rokov svojom majet-
ku Mount Vernon 70 zatisa svojho vyburcovany bol
iroziacou reyolucnou .vojnou sobodu. Anglia tie
easy tazko utlacala vyciciavaa americke Eolonie
Washington, spolocnosti Patlicka Henryho piatich
nvc poslancov Virgne sie do prveho kontinentaneho
kongresu PHILADELPHIA kde jednao, re GO robit.
Kongres postal zadosti kraia anglcky parliament
spravodvost ale bez vvsedku Videlo sa re vojna ie
nevyhnutel'na.
A kongres vyvolil potion Wasllngtona "a hlavn6ho
veltela revoucnej almady Chce tlto vysoki hodnost
al ini ale Washington NAL najvacse voienske zksenosti
Jeho volba bcla jednohasna
Washington odcvalal Mount Vernon 3. nlaia IT'S.
Osem rokov uplynuo. klm uvidel svoj domov Ease.
Ale tFch rolSov bolo pine historickych dejov.
nlch sa odohraval bog nelen s1obodu kooni cd
ckeho panstva ale al boz zsady demokrace Sloboda
aroda zasady demokrace wit azily Washington stall
otcom svojej vastii
Washington pc Wit aznom oslobodeni naroda zvoleny
Dol prveho prezdena novej republiky, ably viedo ma
rod pri brvych pokusoch samostatneho kracania = Ia
rokov prezdenstva Washington dal pevne zakady
novemu statu, dal moznost' netusenelo rozmachu
yzrastu. Behom 156 rokov amercky nlrod vzrastol z
1roch milionov 100 monov dust stal sa najmocne
Sim narodom na svete.
Washington zomrel IA decembra 1899, ale jeho sku-
tky zjl budn zt pokoenia pokoene. Jelo pa
nliatka bude vzdy ''pryou srdci mysl naroda'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-02-17
.zAPAsNfK zABu
SVoJHO PRoTIVNfKA

Primo Carnera, obrovsky Italian
SKY pastny zapasnik zabil svoiAo
protlynika Ernie Schaafa, S kto-
'rym zapasil y New Yorku. n Chi.
cagu bol 'tiez jeden zapasnik za.
bity A preto je krajine pohyb,
aby predstavenia pastnyych zapa-
soy boly zakazane. Carnera vazi
vyse 26O funtov ma ruky, ktora
dosiahnu stop ayazia po SO fun
toy 3 takou t'azkon rukou mozze
zablt vola. ME to cloveka. Pred
bezne bolo mu zakazane zapasit
80 slabslmi protivnikmi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-02-17
sLovENsKY cHLAPEC
zALUJx o NkHRADU

Andrej Pokriynak mi. zaGal Ia
lobu ma okresnom s1de Q nahradu
"a poranenie, ktore utrpel 16 de-
cembra, ked sankujdc sa, donho
yrazil autom Phillip Dunn, 852
Woodford Ave. Nehoda So udala
ana Shady Hun Road 4
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-02-17

snizeniu staneardu nasho Mtia Treta vedie K zahube
ktor cestu 81 narody sveta vyher2 Lebo to Cd Mich
zavis Ak pryl cestu nam nastupit neunozna, budeme
nllteni nastp cestll d1lhi alebo tretiu Budc pre-
zident Roosevelt e prvil cestu tez, ako Hoover.
aby ju moh nastipit, urobi vsetko co bude ehp
moci
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-02-17
DNEs sZAJTRA.
Pfse Jozef Piroch.
Z (S.S.K. Tlae.)

\C.k5.lA. IdC.
z casu ma cas- objayi sa clanok
v jednom alebo druhom sloven-
skom casopise tykajnci sd buduc-
nosti mas Slovakov v Amerike.
Nazory, ktore sd vyjadrene Y
ttchto clankoch, smeruJu vseli-
jak: Prvy MAJOR je ten, ze veci sd
V poriadku, len aby sme pokraco-
vail ako 30 dnes, duch slovensky
bude zit' takmer na veky. Druhy
MAJOR prejavuje obavu a neistotu
mad naSou bud1cnost on. Re vraJ
mladez sa nam odrodzuje, a Jestli
81 t1to nezadrzime, re slovenske-
mu zivotu "odzvonia'', to v
kratkom case.
Kde teda vlastne stojime dnes
ako narod2 Wanna otazka. Co mo-
zeme zrobit', ably SINE sa bud "a
drzali, alebo pr1padne al zlepsilif !
Zda sa mi, ze vaesina nasho va
zne smysl'ajnceho Pudu suhlasi $
touto poslednou myslienkou. A ta
| ie. re ME SINE tax slim, ako by So
to ma prvom pohPade zdalo. Be
co Wac, pomaly sa tratime; ustu-
| puieme a vlievame sa do mora CT
ro-americkaho zivota. Nieto divu
Je toto vsetko len prirodzene vo-
ei okolnostiam, V ktorych zijeme
Tratime rec, to je vel 'ka ztra-
ia. ktora sd koniec-koncov nahra-
dit media. Terajsia mladez, ma
ktorej 81 toPko zakladame, je len
prva alebo druha generacia pc
nasich otcoch, ktori prisli 2 mile
no Slovenska, kazdy jeden z nich
cciro-cisty Slovak. A la, jaky
rozdiel medzi otcom a synom! o.
tee synovi slovensky, syn otcovi
anglicky. Y nasich domacnostiach
ma schodzach, slovencina odstupu-
je pred anglictinou.
Niekto moze predlozit' otazku,
re co ma tom ked' al nasa mlade5
zabnda sIovensky? ze jaky roz-
1 diel je medzi tvm. ked' sa jeden
clovek rozprava druhym slo-
vencine alebo v niektorej incl re-
ci? Ze hlavnou vecou je. ably I'll
duch. Teda rec bodaj mech je aka
chce, len ably prejavovala ducha
sloyenskeho.
ia ME som presvedcenf, ze duch
moze dlho existovat' bez reel
Preco pochybujeme Nam prikla-
dov ma sta, ano na tisice, ktore
potvrdzujn mole presvedcenie,
ktore je, ze kde vymrela rec, tam
pomaly, ale iste, vymiera al duch.
Jestli mole tvrdenie je mylne.
prosil by som, ably mi niekto w.
svetlil apatiu mladeze voci nasim
organizaciam, ktore mril dusey-
ne pre- nevsimavost' terajsej ge-
neracie.
Brat L. @. Kozar clanku u
vereinenom v 'sJednote 70 dna
Is. januara t. +. tvrdi, re "ro-
botnej triede" nasho pudu spool
va najvacsia nadej slovensksho
zivota v Amerike.
Brat Kozar ma pravdu A prave
preto, re ma pravdu, nasa narod-
ma eksistencia ma smutny vyhfad
do budncnosti.
Inteligencie maine, chvala Bo-
hui, co rok to viacej. Ale co z
toho, ked' prave tomto spociya
nasa slabost' Ida sa mi, ze nasa
inteligencia sa odrodzuje hra NJ
len malichernti rolu Y zivote slo-
venskom.
Prichadzame teraz k zahadnej
otazke Go robit'g
Pomaly prestaneme jestvoyat'
.ako narod. n najlepsom pade ale
'mozeme znacne predlzit' mas ma
.rodny zivot iestli sa prebudime k
faktam, spojlme vsetky nase silly,
a vynzijeme prostriedky, ktore
name K dispozlcii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-02-17

skutocne privedie mnohych do ma
sich organizaci. Ale toto je ME
dost'. Tvrdit' nemozeme, re clm
vacsf pocet, tym vacsia sila, bez
toho, aby SINE PRIV vedeli silu jed
notlivcov, ktori tvoria toto vel
ke teleso tdto organizaciu. Ia
kladat' bud1cnost' na mladezi,.
ktora je nasa len preto, lebo vidi
atleticke vyhody, je nam skodh-
We. Nadovsetko nam treba naro-
dovcov; nam treba vodcov. Jestli
sa narod postara vodcov, tito sd
postaraju, ably I'll narod.
Go daily nase organizacie MIA
dezi, cd ktorej ony tol'ko oeaka-
vajlY
Name slovenske vyssie skoly, v
ktorych sa pestuje duch sloven-
sky, katolicky, a 2 ktorvch ocaka-
vame bud1cich vodcov. Skoly tie
to zivoria pre- nedostatok financii.
|Navsteva ziakov a ziaciek v tVch-
to skolach ie tax mala, ze nijako
nezodpoveda poetu Slovakov v
Amerike. Mnohi, ktorf by mohli
poslat' dietky do tychto skol, me-
majl ma tol 'ko obetavosti. III,
ktori by chceli tax ucinit nema-
il financnych prostriedkov. Preco
by sd slovenske podporne organi-
| zacie nemohly zaujat' tejto mia
dezi. a ustanovenim Skolskeho
fondu, podporovat' desiatich (viac
meneD zasl1zilych studentov ro-
cite nasich vyssich skolachg A
zaroven tiez, nemohly by tieto or
ganizacie sledoyat' priklad Slo-
venskej Matice, zaslat roeite i
sty pocet zaslnzilych studentov ma
Slovensko k d'alSim St1diam? Slo-
vensky duch je, ,nie zrodeny v clo-
vekovi, on sa, musi pestovat'. Slo-
venska inteligencia, vychovana v
slovenskom duchu, musi byt ma
Sou silnou ME nasou slabou
strankou.
Som ST nplne yedomy vydajov
spojenych tyymto zakrokom, ale
odplatilo by sa to mnohonasobne.
Pravda, V terra jisom stave ziadna
organizacia by tnto t'archu niest'
nemohla. Ale uz davnejsi cas- sa
pise spojen1 slovenskych katoli-
ckych podpornych jednot. Pc dnes
nepoeul som jeden logicky argu-
ment oproti takemuto spojeniu.
Spojenie by sa rozhodne malo u
skutocnit' elm najskor, a uspore-
ne peniaze maly by byt' obratene
ma vyseudany ciel'. SINE vSetci Slo
vaci katolfci. Vsetci name mat
jeden ciel, jeden ideal, jedno he
! slo!
Co nam nemalo skodi je nesho-
da medzi vodcami nasich r6znych
organizacii. Myslim, ze podklad
tejto vsetkej neshody je osobny
zaujem. Nasi terajsi vodcovia ne
mali by zab1dat na svoje povin-
nosti k narodu svojmu. Oni s1 na
vyvysenych miestach, lebo pud v
Mich doveruje; l'ud ich ma tie mie-
sta vyvoiiI. Gin vacsi drad, tym
.yacsia zodpoyednost'. Sl1zit' ma
rodu, bez OIL 'adu ma osobne zauj-
my!" Toto je povinnost'ou kaz-
deho predstaveneho.
Len vzajomnou pracou, a vac
Sou laskou k narodnej jednote sa
nam podari znacne predlzit' nasu
narodnu eksistenciu.
:. ( "a .a.E ! u 4
Poznamlxa:: Jozef Piroch je je-
don tych piatich, ktorych Matt
ca Skolska poslala studovat ma
Slovensko. Dakujeme nasmu cd
chovancovi "a jeho clanok. A pro-
SINE al inych, aby riadne podali
podobne clanky. DIP. Paschal
Kavulic, O.S.B., tajonlnfk S.SK.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-02-17
II. FEBRU ARA 1883.

Ii Il $ 81 4 /.
Minule SINE zlnenili sposob adj
res0vania nasich novin. PRIV SINE
adresu ma noviny lepili, teraz tia
cine. Museli SINE cely adresar
znovu yysadzat' Preto je mozne,
ze dakoho adresa ME je spravna.
Prosime mas upovedomit' post kar-
tou.
Tlacenie adries je lepsie, ako
llepenie. Vytlacena adresa neod-
padne, ako sa stavalo prilepe-
|nou, preto citatelia bud1 noviny
riadne dostavat'.
| Kazdy eitatel ma pr meme O.
znacene, kedy mu predplatne wy
prsi abo vyprsalo. Glsla 2-l5-3
znamenajd, ze patricnemu vyprsa-
10 predplatne Is. februara 1888.
Prva clslica tedy znamena mesiac,
druha den, tretia rok. Prosime ct.
citatePov 81 to zapamatat ked'
mozno, doposlat' nieco, komu pred
Iplatne vyprsalo.
| z komedie v N. S. s.: "Zada-
kdvam!' .3Neprijfmamp r
"Tak nezad 'akuvam!" "Priii-
manu- AXE bude posledne DEF
stvo komedie, este nevieme, ale
tuslme.
/ Precitajte 81 elanok p. Pirocha,
slovenskeho studenta. Keby kazdy
! Slovak Dol takym narodovcom,
nemuseli by SINE plakat', co to bu-
de mas.
| Je fakt, ze len ten narod "a da-
co stoji, ktory pestuje a drzi sa
nacionalizmu. Kto sa ho spusti,
ten sa rozpadne, aby sa stal hno-
] jivom inych narodov.
] | Mad d'ari, i Tafiani, Poliaci,
Francnzi, Nemci, Japonci,
Anglicania, ba Turci si az sovi-
nisticky nacionalni. Mad'ari maili
este i svojho extra mad 'arskeho
Boha (Magyarok Istene)! A my,
| Slovaci, sa name spustit' svojho
nacionalizmu? Cim mensf, narod,
tym tuhsi nacionalizmus ma Pc
stovat'. Len to no pohromade Il,
drzi, ked'ze inych ohPadoch je
potrhany.
| Gentleman, ked' urazi bez pri-
cinv. odvola urazku. TAX urobil
II "Times-Leader'' vo Wilkes-Bar-
re, ked Slovaci PROFESSIONAL.
i Videll ste uz psa, ably 81 dial kus
masa Z pysku vytiahnut'? To, co
| Llga Narodov chce urobit' Japon-
| sku. Bnde mu musiet' poriadne
hrdlo stiskat', aby Mandziri,t W.
pnstilo. A ked ju vypusti, bude
hryzt'!
/ q minuleho cisla musela vystat'
rezol1cia 'udovej j narodnej stra-
| ny. Pokracujeme teraz. Kto to "a
cal citat' dekonci, ten bude znat'
kol 'ke krivdy> popachala prazska
lvlada na Slovakoch. A sii este Slo-
tvaci, ktorym sa topaci!
/ Mrs. Jane Relnsen Schultz 70
odiius Ioiht's y. l. poruclla 81, 800
ma psiu nemocnicu v New Yorkl,
Urobila to ia yecn1 pamiatku na
Isyojho psika.
! Senator CordeI Hull, ktory ma
byt' budilcim tajomnikom statu '
kabinete Rooseveltovom, dal ma.
Urn kongrese, aby majitelia ylad-
nych bondey platili dan. Dosial'
| viadne bondy "a tisice milionoy
- boly jedinym ttocist 'om pre-
miliony bohacov. Kdeze ich uz te-
raz bqdii investovat', ably nemu-
lseli platit' dang
n ss
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your pick, or pick one for your
self and send his name in:
Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan.
Police Chief Mike Morrissey. z.
Kirk Mckinney, Art Rose, Adolph
Fritz. Shorty" Burch, A. C. Ear
ing. George j. Marott, Harry Dunn.
Judge Earl Cox. Fire Chief Harry
Voshell, Police Lieutenant Frank
Owens, Detective Chief Fred ST.
mon. Hoosier Pete. Emerson
Chaille. Harry wangelin, Lee Hot
tel. Ralph Stonehouse. Judge
William II. Sheaffer. Prosecutor
Herbert Wilson. Criminal Judge
Frank P. Baker. J. c. Vandivier.
Frank c. Riley, James A. Collins,
Glenn B. Ralston, Ed Burk, Judge
john Kern, Norman Perry, Judge
Smiley Chambers, DR.. Walter z.
Hemphill. Walter T. White, Ira
Holmes. Lawrence Shaw, L. Ert
Slack. Joseph T. Marley. George
Hutsell. Dow Vorheis, Tom Ellis,
George v. Coffin, Wayne EN-
melman, James z. Deery, Mercle
Sidener. Al Farb, Arthur L. Gil
liom, Fred Bates johnson, jess
Mcclure, Chester Jackson. Ernest
Marker. Juvenile Judge John
Geckler, Howard B. Meyer,
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Spare Dime?
But It's Dough or Moth
ing, So PanhandIer Gets
Penal Farm Term.
DUDDY, can you spare a
ID dime?"

"DUDDY. can you spare a
ID dime?"
NO. but III buy you bowl of
soup
NO, you won't. When I eat
soup, everybody in Indianapolis
will be starving"
Well, I'll buy you a sandwich.
then"
Nothing doin. I want the
dough-"
Fred Workman. 36. formerly of
Acton, Ind, who was the pan
handler in the above conversation,
was given a $50 fine and costs by
Municipal Judge William H.
Sheaffer on a vagrancy charge
He will serve out the fine oil the
Indiana state farm. He was ar
rested by a police squad which lay
in wait after receiving a report of
his activities in University park.
According to police. Workman is
the man who threatened physical
violence to an elderly man when
his solicitation was refused re-
Gently.
Workman, weighing about 200
pounds, admitted previous con-
viction for petit larceny.
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PLOT ALLEGED
MATCHED IN pen
Killer Accused of Robbery
While on Parole:
Three Hunted.

With the purported confession of
a policeman's slayer that he aided
in a bank robbery while on tenn
porary parole, as part of a plot
Matched behind state prison walls
state police today sought other
members of the gang.
A tale of the contacts Of three
prisoners during their daily duties
in prison. and their plans to stage
bank robberies, is said to have been
revealed to Captain Matt Leach of
the state police, by Clifford Mohler,
alias Martin, 80, of Fl. Wayne.
Mohler was sentenced for life in
1925 on a charge of Staying a police
officer. Two months ago he received
a sixty-day temporary parole be-
cause he needed special treatment
for tuberculosis. His arrest occurred
Friday at East Chicago, the day on
which his parole ended.
According to Leach, Mohler has
confessed a 81 200 bank robbery at
Gravel Switch, KY, several weeks
ago, the first of a series of crimes
the gang is alleged to have planned
in prison.
According to Leach, Mothers con-
fession duplicates William Kirklin,
and Maurice Lanham, Lebanon. Ky.
Kirklin is in Jail at East Chicago
and was to be questioned today.
Lanham is in Jail at Louisville.
Three others are sought.
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BANK OPENING
TO COME SOON
Clerical Work Necessary in
Transferring Accounts
Causes Delay.

Inability to complete the multi
plicity of details incident to trans
fer of funds prevented opening OF
the new American National bank
today, as had been planned.
The banks officers and employees
worked diligently over the week
end, but were unable to finish the
heavy volume of clerical work.
They were being assisted by rep
resentatives from the Reconstruc-
ton Finance Corporation and the
United States treasury department
The American National bank will
take over the business Of the old
Fletcher American National bank
assuming half Of the deposits of the
old institution, impounded since
Feb. rs. when the national bank
moratorium was declared.
When the new bank is opened
this so per cent of impounded de-
posits will be available for deposi-
tors, together with all deposits
placed in the old bank since close
of the moratorium. The remaining
so per cent will be made available
as soon as nonliquid deposits can
be liquidated.
The new bank will have a capital
ization of $500 900, half of which
was subscribed by the government
and half by the public. All of il
has been subscribed and paid, sor.
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The crash was followed by three
explosions. and fire which trapped
men. women and children in the
wreckage.
At least one of the dead was
burned alive while Delaware state
highway patrolrnen watched help
lessly.
Six Autos Set Afire
Six automobiles. closely following
the big truck. were set afire.
The dead we're tentatively iden-
titled as:
Henry Cummings, 81, Chester.
Francis Gaskill, rs. Chester.
Jean Clasten, %, Marcus Hook.
Daniel Mahoney. 20. Chester.
The picnickers mostly were men,
bers of Chester pa athletic club,
and had spent the day at Crystal
Beach. Md
Survivors on the lighter truck told
police the Tri-City truck rammed
them in the rear. Many still wore
bathing suits when the accident &C.
CURED.
Freight Truck Driver Saved
Nearby residents. summoned from
hamlets and farms by the sounds of
the explosions. pulled some victims
from the flames.
State police said that the driver of
the freight truck. Henry j. Knott,
q. of Rockdale. Md. leaped to safe
ty as his truck struck the lighter
machine.
Later. he told police that the pic
mic truck carried no rear lights, and
that he did not see it until a few
seconds before the crash.
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PREDICT CITY
TAX RATE OF
S1.31 IN 1884
Scent Increase Looming
Because of Loss in
Revenues.

City tax rate of s131 was pre-
dicted today, with completion of the
first draft of the municipal 1894
budget, which has been branded the
horrible" budget by Mayor Regi-
Maid H. Sullivan.
Faced with reductions in income
in practically every revenue line.
Sullivan and Evans Woollen Jr., city
controller, announced the boost Of
5 cents on each 500 worth of tax
able property. as compared to the
rate this year.
The financial proposal will be
presented to the city council to-
night, and members of the council
this week will begin their annual
consideration of the setup. 1t is
possible that some figures may be
pruned farther, although drawers of
the document claim that the budget
carries the minimum costs for each
department.
Valuation Cut Drastic
City hall department heads will
confer with councilmen on the out
lay of finances in each division.
Forty-three million dollars reduc-
ton in property valuation in the
city was one of the chief reasons for
the tax boost. it was said Total
valuation of city property for taxa
ton now only is SSH, 162,7l0, &C
cording to the budget.
Seven per cent of the anticipated
Is per cent tax delinquency in the
county affects revenue of the city,
according to the figures.
Personnel Is Cut
Cuts have been made in the new
budget in supplies, pay and person.
mel in departments. Total reduc-
ton is s2O3, 900.
Pay cuts will not affect police and
firemen, city officials said.
Loss in miscellaneous receipts of
s127 300 and in gas tax fees of $685.
900 also was factor in the rate
increase.
In addition to the tax rate boost
in offsetting losses, the city also an
nounced additional taxes, including
those on beer, we're expected to net
approximately $247,362.
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Whip Hand Is Held
BY HAROLD o. THOMPSON
United Press stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.-Re-
covery Administrator Hugh S. john
son beld the whip hand today as
he pressed for code governing the
holdout coal industry.
President Roosevelt. gave him a
precedent for dealing with the
unionization issue, crux of the coal
code fight. when he placed steel
lumber and oil industries under the
Blue Eagle.
The customary NRA provision
that no one be compelled to join
company union was in each code
Backed by those examples. Johnson
was confident of quick action on
coal.
The precedent may be applied
also TO automobile production this
week. A code on which hearings
have been completed contained an
open shop provision, but it has been
characterized as unsatisfactory by
Donald Richberg, NRA general
counsel.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-21
INTRODUCING, Ladies and
u Gentlemen, the three greatest
Judges in captiyityl

NlRODUCING, Lanes ana
Il Gentlemen, the three greatest
judges in captivity
On your right you'll see Major
Hoople OF the dubious nose and
ogling eyes. Next TO the major is
old light O. love and flame from
the fiamingo ranches, Madam
Draught Beer On the extreme
right Is none other than the great
Je-Jo. the dog-faced boy. who has
sided out of more sideshows with
beer seidels under his arm than
any other male in captivity.
This honorable. so honorable.
trio. has been selected TO award
the crown Of the Brown Derby
10 the winner in the contest of
The Indianapolis Times TO select
the city''s most distinguished citi-
zen.
Hoople was found aboard q So
Wet schooner imam Armenian bar
on his way to Turkey.
Madam Draught OF the down.
east Drsughts and points tapward.
was discovered in Joe Stairs pref
eel howl. while Jo-Jo was trying
to emulate an i,.puman fly on a
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-21
7 KNOWN DEAD IN
FREAK OCEAN STORM
Scores Missing as Gale
Sweeps Atlantic.

IN nlffd Press
OCEAN CITY, N. j.. Aug. 2l.-A
mounting death toll from freak
iSh northeaster that descended on
the New Jersey and Long Island
coasts Sunday was feared today as
coast guard boats patrolled areas
about mile of shore. The known
dead reached seven. Scores were
missing.
The gale. approaching hurricane
force. was called kick back" from
a tropical storm. 1t whipped up the
water into mountainous waves
along the Jersey shore about mile
out. Beyond that the sea was CON-
paratively calm.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-21
BRITISH ALARMED BY
ILLNESS or CANDHI
Wife Released From Jail to
Attend Fasting Leader.

BIZ United Press
POONA, India. Aug. 21.-Mahat-
ma NJ. K. Gandhi's wife Kasturbai
was released Internationally from
jail today. She went Immediately
to hospital where Gandhi is i'll as
the result of his latest fast.
Gandhi was removed by alarmed
British officials to the hospital from
Jail Sunday, because of the better
facilities for treatment.
He reiterated his determination to
fast until he dies unless he was re-
leased Internationally or permitted
in his own way to carry on from jail
his campaign in aid of the untouch-
ables.