davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21
Kalend6r Ginnosti
Slovenskei

q. j6lA. -Piknik zensk6ho Po-
litickeho Klubu ' Campbell,
Y Petrovicovej zahrade ma
Robinson Rd., Campbell.
-. j6lA Pink Odboru GIL. N.
8. 8. Y Antalfkovei zahrade
ma SO. Meridian Rd.
50. j6la Vtlet venca 81. s. K.
Sokoliek ma Shirley Rd. po-
zemkoch.
81. jtla Gard party G. M. Octo
Girls klubu, v G. NJ. Club
rooms.
: J6l 26 Slovenskt Den ' I.
dora parku; hry, zAvody, z&-
bavy atd'. atd'.
9. augusta -vtlet . 20-rocnt
jubileum 70. Tatra Spolku, y
Antalfkovej zahrade, s. Me.
ridian Rd.
6. augusta -Piknik Campbell
skeho SLOW. Baseball klubu ma
Petrovicovej farme.
13. aug-Vylet. osady sv.. Jana
Krstitel'a v Campbell v Pc
trovicovej zahrade.
IS. ug.-Vylet Lansingvillsk4ho
Baseball Klubu ma Shirley Rd
pozemkoch.
IS. aug.-Vylet Youngstown
skeho Politickeho Klubu ,
zahrade p. Antalika ma s. Me
ridian Rd.
20. augusta a-Vtlet Sboru LAG
STJS. Y Antalikovej zahrad,
ma 8. Meridian Rd.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21
sCHoDZA ST. JOHN CIVIC
KLUBU v OAMPBELL

st. John Civic Klub bude od-
byvat' svoju riadnu sch6dzu %.
julia O 8. hodine vecer v audito.
riume osady sv. jana Krstitel a.
Vsetci 1dovia s1 ziadani dosta-
Wit sa ma t1 sch6dzu, lebo pri-
du vazne veci ma pretras, tyka-
JUICE sa volieb. To je posledna
sch6dza do volieb, preto je tre-
ba, aby vsetky veci, tykaj1ce
50 volieb, boly vykoncene, lebo
vol'by sd uz predo dvermi. Urad
tohto klubu vas povolAva vset-
kych ma t1 sch6dzu. Ostava =
1ctou "a 6rad klubu,
Stefan Klu6ar, oct.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21
MA POMOC MAJITEL'OM
MALYCH DOMOV.
F. L. l. s.

pOSlednOm zaSadnutl kOn-
gresu odhlasovany a preziden-
tom Rooseveltom pred jeho cd.
jazdom ma vakacie podpisany
zakon, takzvany Home Mort
gage Relief Act, prispeje mno-
hym tisicom mattel 'ov malych
domov, ktorym teraz hrozi exc
kucny predaj majetku. Spome-
nutym zakonom ustanovuje sa
Home Owners Loan Corpora
tion, hlavnym ciel'om ktorej je
zabranit', kedykol'vek je to mo.
zne, exekucnemu predaju. Tato
korporacia bude disponovat' ka
pitalom 2OO,OOO,OOO dolarov a
m6ze vydat' dpisy cize bondy
v Gene az 1900, ,OOO,OO dolarov.
Ia "starych zlatych cias',
kedy terajsia priemyslova kriza
bola este len ttenom bud1cnosti,
usilovala sa takmer kazda tu-
najsia rodina usadit sa vo
vlastnom domceku. Banky, po.
ist'uj1ce spolocnosti a rozlicne
poziciavajdce druzstva ich v
tejto snahe podporovaly, pozi-
eiavaj1c vd'acne peniaze, pos
trebne ma zakdpenie domcekov.
Najlepsiu predstavu vtedaj-
som stave vecf 81 urobime, ak sa
podivame do popisu l'udu r.
1880. Zistfme tax, ze v april
1880 lilo v Spojenych Statoch
vyse 100000 rodfn, mich
IA, 100000, cize 1853 percent vse-
tkych rodin zilo pod svojou
vlastnou strechou. Druhy po.
vsimnutia hodny lkaz, ktory
vysiel statistikou ma javo, bol
ten, ze percentualne najviacej
majitel'ov domov je medzi GU
dzincami a americkymi obcan.
mi cudzineckeho p6vodu. z s.
736,491 rodin, hlavou ktorych
Dol clovek narodeny v cudzine,
vlastnilo svoje domceky vcelku
2,968,7N rodin, cize 51.8 per-
cent.
P6zicky vo forme bondov a
mensej penaznej sunny m6zu do
sahovat' al 80 proc. dnesnej ce.
ny majetku, avsak v ziadnom
pripade nesm1 presahovat' H.
900 dolarov. Mattel domu, kto
Try obdrzi pomoc cd Home Own
ers Loan Corporation, m6ze po'
zatym povazovat "a morgicove
no p6zicnika vladu a moze svo
ju dlzobu splacat' po dobu II
rokov pri pat 'procentnom zdro'
kovanf.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21
sLovAKoM DO CAMPBELL

Ease id1 vol'by 1radnikov v
Campbell, tax znovu treba upo-
zornit' Slovakov, aby hlasovali
ma svojich slovenskych kandi-
datov. ia nejdem YAM tn roz-
kazovat', ma koho mate hlaso-
vat, ale na tie 1rady, 0 ktore
sa uchadzajd slovenski kandi-
dati, je vasa slovenska a kre-
st'anska povinnost', al ste zod-
povedni "a to, aby ste vyvolili
Slovakov. Mate vel 'k1 silu a
mate sa drzat' ' jednote, aby
ste 81 zasl1zili pochvalu cd O.
statnych Slovakov v Mahoning
okrese.
ZvlaSte chcem vas upozornit'
ma kandid&ciu naseho dobre zna
meho obcana a Slovaka jana
Vansuch, ktory sa uch&dza q
trad predsedu mestskej rady,
na ktory 1rad je vel mi s1ci,
Ma tento trad name 81 vyvolit
p&na Vansaca, lebo slovensky
l'ud bude mat zastupitel'a ME.
len slovom, ale faktom. PR
Vansac "a jeho 21-rocneho oby'
vatel'stva ' Campbell pokazal
ze sa zaujfma 0 veci slovensk6
On ma respekt u vsetkych l'ud
a je karakterny clovek. P. Van,
sac je vel'ky danovnik q OBJ
chodnfk. TAX ma 8. augusta i'd
te vsetci a hlasujte ma svojicf
slovenskych a slavianskych kan.
did&tov a zvlaSte ma p. jana
Vansuch ma predsedu mestske.
rady a takto budete mat "a.
lstupitel'ov, ku ktortm budett
m6ct' ist' q Y svojom jazyku
prehovorit q nebudete odpicho
vanf ako dosav&d' Cd cudzich
Slovaci, zobud'te sa, lebo my
v ka3de vol'by upadame Wac ,
Wac. Je Gas preuk6zat' naSr
moe silu. Ma zdar!
J&n u. Klimlco.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21
MIMORIADNA sCHODzA
SBORU 1O8. s. K. s.

Sbor 108. s. K. s., pod ochra-
nou 1sv. Michala archanj. bude
odbyvat' mimoriadnu sch6dzu
%. julia Q pol 8. iodine vecer.
Kazdy I'D je ziadany, aby sa
tejto sch0dzi z1castnil, lebo sa
budl VOLT delegati ma detroit
sk1 konvenciu Slovenskeho Ka-
tolfckeho Sokola.
S bratskou 1ctou
Stefan Bajtos, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21
osLAVA PATRoNKY &. 163.
PzSJ. MA LANSINGVu.LE

Spolok sv. Amy, {. 163. P. s.
z. Jednoty bude oslavovat' svo
ju patronku dna 30 julia o s.
hodine rano pri sv. omsi, ktora
bude sltzena "a live a mrtve
ldkyne. v sobotu po obede poi
deme ma svat1 spoved' a v ne
del'u rano spolocne ku sv. pri-
jimaniu. Ziadame vas, ably ste
sa v hojnom pocte zdcastnily.
s 1ctou
Anna Matisovsky, preds.
Maria Patuta, zapisnicka
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21
Pikniky a zabavy
PIKNIK zENSKEHo PoLIT,
KLUBU MA LANsINGVuLE

Zensky Politicky a Vzdelava.
j1ci Klub na Lansingville uspo-
riada pre- svoje ldkyne piknik
30. julia na Jaseckovej farme.
Vsetky 1dkyne tohto klubu,
ktore chc1 prist' ma tento pix
mix sd ziadane, ably sa cfm sko-
rej hlasili u Mrs. Gondovej ma
Fithian Ave-, zeby sa vedelo,
kolko mas tam pojde a podl a
toho aby So pripravy porobily.
s pozdravom,
Anna Lisl1o.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21
|sLovENsKH CHLAPEO
RAlTINf AUTolG

Jozef Dupej, 4-rocny sloven-
sky chlapec ! I. GIT Tyndale
ST., Dol l'ahSie raneny ' ponde-
|lok popoludnf autom, hnanym
"A. A. Schmutzom Mel cClurg
|Rd. Nehoda So stala pred do
|mom ,Dupejo tch. Bol odvesent
n n nekoeniee ! o1etren
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21
2IKNIK NEoDV. POLIT. MU-
BU Y STRUTHERS

Neodvisly Slovensky Politicky
a Vzdel. Klub v Struthers pri-
pravuje vel'ky piknik pre- vset-
kych strutherskych Slovakov ma
80. julia ma pozemkoch osady
najsv. Trojice. Clenovia klubu
sd ziadani, aby prisli teraz v ne.
del'u, %. julia rano o 10. hodi-
ne do domu {. 1872 - 5th ST.,
kde sa pripravi program pre-
tento piknik.
Urad klubu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21
YoUN0sT0WNsK1 Y MEMO.
q PoDPoRUJtM sP0L0K
TATRA.

Undnici: Josef Martinino, predss-
do, 166 0nr1ton st. - Josek ludro1,
podprsd sdseda, 638 81. HAselwood
Avs. 6tsAAn Noyota5, 6Stov1lk,
4Oz East Nyrtis Az. - AAdraj A.
damko. pokladnik, 1854 Ok - -
Martin Mulalsky ! ItaA&i6sk Hp-
dix. dososcoyia.
'6Sh6das Sdb5vAj6 = kAxd6 pry6
neds1 ~ n nesiAd y Skole ~. Oy1i1lA
i g M ~ ! @ ss
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21
OBESIL sA o PoSTEL'

Mike Kelemen, 59-rocny, : Z.
42 9th ST., Campbell, obesil
50 Y pondelok yeas rano po-
stel' Bol uz mrtvy, ked' no ma
hi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21

Kalendar Sl0venskej CinnOSti
stava sa Go tyzden Wac a Wac
zaujimavym. Zrejme je, ze l'u.
dia 81 ho vsfmajti. Kazdy pozera
do Kalendara, aby znal, ze Go,
kde a kedy sa robf. A tax 81 W.
berie t1 zabavu, ktora sa mu
paci a zaznaci 81 datum ma svo-
jom kalendari, aby nezabudol.
Lenxe este sa stava, ze sa u.
sporiadaj1 zabavy isty den,
ktore jedna druhej skodia, pre-.
toze clovek by rad isiel j ma je-
dnu j ma druh1, ale nem6ze 50
rozdelit', aby jedna jeho ciast-
ka isla ma til q druha zas ma t1.
A tax bud'to ide ma jednu, q pri
tom ga skodi druhej; alebo ne.
chcejdc ublizit' ami jednej ami
druhsj, neide ma, ziadnu,. q tax
sa skodf obidvom.
Ked' SINE zacali Kalendar, ro-
bill SINE to 8 tym dmysl 'om, ably
SINE spojili cel1 Slovac Maho-
ming doline, ably prava strana
znala, se 60 l'ava robi, q vice
versa. Myself SINE, ze ked' shr-
hieme vsetky cinnosti pod jedno
z&hlavie, bude Wac jednoty me-
dzi nami, a Wac spoluprace. Ma
se nadeje sa al splhajd.
Lenze este sa tn j tam stava,
xe v ten isty den sd dve zaba.
Wy, ktore jedna druhej Skodia.
PrfGiny sd rozli6ne. Najhlavnej-
sia je ta, ze mnohe spolky, klu-
by atd'., ked' "a chystaj6 na
nie6o, nemajd Kalend4r pri ru-
ke. A potion, ked' uz majd plany
ma svoju z6bavu hotov6, ozna-
mia to spravcovi Kalendara, q
vtedy sa doznajd, ze ' ten deh
je uz pripravena zabava, ktora
i'm bude Skodit'. No ale vtedy je
uz neskoro "coufnut'', 1ebo Be
by museli ztratit', atd'. atd'.
Nuz nebolo by dobre, ked'by
y ten tyzden, ked' sa ma odbt.
vat sch6dza, niektory dradnfk,
bud'to predseda alebo zApisnfk,
vystrihol 81 Kalendar 2 Youngs-
townsktch Slovenskych Novin q
priniesol 81 to so sebou do sch6-
DIET TAX ked' sa zaGne pojednA-
vat 0 d&tume, bude mat Pc
ruke datumy vsetktch inych "a.
bav ' Mahoning doline a mole
clenstvo vidiet', ii Y ten deh je
ux ustanoven& dajakA zAbava,
ktor& by i'm Skodila, alebo kto-
rel by oni Ikodili
Dalej, cite "a stAva, se ponie-
ktore 6innosti 81 neoznAmene '
Kalsnd<ri preto, Ee ddstvo 50
spoliehalo ma 6radnfkov trad
nfci spfxt'ali e. jedon na dru'
h6ho, xe to oxn&mia do Kalen.
d&ra, . tax to vystane. Nuz, ne
bolo BY zss dobre, zeby kazd5
spolok, klub atd'. 81 vymenoval
jedneho zpr&vodaja, ktort b.
Dol sa to xodpovedny. Mohol By
to byt, ri d. skpisnfk. Len abJ
Dol isdon sodpoyednt, tax 4
ked by nebolo uverejneno
Ka,1ndkxi, aby . znalo, koht
obvi1ovat'. Tento xpr&voda:
mech TO hned' potom osn1mi to
mn alebo tej, ktorf to majd n
starosti osnlmit' spr6veovi =
lsndkxA 81 ].
= ltatf ii vtsk myalia, Z
elna yss druhsi nen1k 1kod, 4 Z Z
3ss A ~ ~ IS nie n iedne D
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BRITAIN APPROVES
TARIFF TRUCE PLAN

London, May 4.-(P-Prime Min
lister Ramsay Macdonald announced
in the house of commons Thursday
that Britain favors the American
proposal for tariff truce during the
period of the world economic con-
ference with safeguards for Britain's
special tariff position.
With tariff issues paramount in
the house, Macdonald made it clear
that while President Roosevelt, Edou-
ard Herriot of France and he had
agreed on plans for converting the
world economic conference, the
Washington talks had brought no
definite agreements in regard to pol
Icy. Nor had there been any solu-
ton Of world problems, he said, al
though the exchange Of views was
most encouraging"
The prime minister announced
that war debts had been frankly
examined in all their aspects" but
he said that no fuller statement was
possible at the present time as the
problem necessarily has not yet
reached the stage of agreement"
He declared that the suggestion of
Safeguards" for Britain's special tar
if position, made in connection with
the tariff truce suggestion, had been
considered reasonable" by the Amer
| leans.
The British position in regard to
tariffs, he told the house, is different
from that Of nations which already
are high tariff countries with poll
cies OF economic defense already
fully worked out and in operation.
The opposition leader, George Lans-
bury, head Of the Labor party, charac-
terized the prime minister's statement
as 'meagre" and called upon him to
take the Commons and the country
into his confidence and to give a
full statement of the government S
policy generally as regards the world
economic conference"
Macdonald agreed to hold full de-
bate on Tuesday of the Washington
| conversations and Of the British pol
icy at the world economic confer
ence.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-05-04
Proposed Nazi Push
Reported in Austria

Vienna, May 4-(P-A wave of
mixed alarm and enthusiasm swept
Austria Thursday asa result of a SEN
sational report published in the semi
official Reichspost that Nazi putsch,
aimed at the forcible realization of
an anschluss, was imminent on the
Austro- Bavarian border.
It was quickly explained in an Of
ficial quarter, however, that the
Reichspost report was based only on
''rumors growing out Of remarks made
by Austrian .Nazi leaders recently"
In some quarters the Reichspost's
story, which was followed by an Of
fetal denial, was interpreted as mean
ing that the government was trying
to work up public sentiment for sharp
action against the Nazis.
The Socialist newspapers expressed
the opinion that Chancellor Dollfuss
was worried over the large percentage
Of government employees who already
have gone over to the NaziS and was
planning drastic measures such as dis
charging and replacing them with his
own supporters.
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TO ORGANIZE eight
STATES IN AIR BODY
Plans Are Announced BY Fay
Harding, President Of North
Central Group

| Formation Of q permanent organ
ization to include eight states will be
undertaken as a result Of reconmen-
dations made at the first meeting Of
the north central section Of the Ma
tional Association Of State Aviation
Officials here, Fay Harding, president
Of the regional group. announced
Thursday.
Seven states comprised the section
that met here, while Wyoming would
be added to the group under the rec
concentrations for permanent Or
ganization. Wisconsin, Iowa. Nebras-
ka, South Dakota, North Dakota.
Minnesota and Montana already are
members.
The organization, when perfected.
will be called the North Central Asso-
citation of State Aviation Officials, and
will be divided into two groups-active
henderson those who are appoint
ed or elected by the respective states.
and associated members or those
holding semi-official position or In
business connected with aviation.
Harding said.
AS result Of the papers given at
the first regional meeting, Harding
said, 1T Is apparent that state laws
affecting aviation in all Of its as
poets should be uniform through the
various states and should coordinate
with laws and results promulgated BY
the aeronautical branch Of the Unit
ed States department Of commerce.
There also Is a distinct plane for state
activities and law enforcement.
Generally speaking" he contin-
ued, I'm the matter Of uniform laws
respecting the licensing OF aircraft
and airmen the states are In accord
with the federal department, although
some Of the state statutes regarding
that phase Of aviation are obsolete
and need revising. It Is my view
however that this organization may
be useful in formulating and suggest
ing, after considerable study, uniform
laws with reference to airport man
agenent and markings, and aeronau-
teal schools and classification.
Harding said the group will stress
the necessity Of all those interested In
aeronautics to be more active In en-
couraging and suggesting completion
of the projected system of air naviga-
ton aids in all parts Of the country
in q harmonious manner, and protest.
ed postponement and further delay
In onsummating air lines through
this region.
The organization favors. he declar-
ed, friendly relations and interchange
of visits between states of this coun-
try and with Canada and has gone on
record for elimination Of AL neces-
sary red tape and fees"
A resolution passed by the association
acknowledged "the generous hospital
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from President Roosevelt broad out
line of the American aims for removal
of international trade barriers and es-

from President Roosevelt broad out
line of the American aims for removal
Of international trade barriers and es-
tablishment of stable currenices
planned Thursday to go deeper into
these problems in cooperation with
Secretary Hull and American and
Italian experts.
After a two-hour discussion with
President Roosevelt in the white house
Wednesday, Jung told newspapermen
1t was too early to state Italy's posi-
ton on tariff truce, but added that
"Signor Mussolini always has been in
favor Of lowering the barriers be-
tween nations"
Jung who Is being aided in the dis
cussions here by Ambassador Rosso,
will have further talks with Roose-
welt. It was expected the questions
of war debts, disarmament and Euro
pean peace would be more thoroughly
examined.
Several social engagements were
planned Thursday for the Argentine
representative, DR.. Tomas A. lie Bre-
ton, who is here to take part in the
white house conversations. The Ar
gentine-American talks Wednesday
were devoted mainly to a discussion
of wheat control methods and pos
sible relaxation of the American
quarantine on meat from the South
American country.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-05-04
C. of G.. Awaiting
Roosevelt Address

washington, May 4.-(ReBusiness
leaders looked Thursday to an adj
dress by President Roosevelt for defi-
mite indications as to how far the
government IS willing to 60 in an
effort to speed the wheels Of indus
try and put men back to work.
That address will be made Thurs
day night before the Chamber Of
Commerce Of the United States at .
time when both business and con-
gressional leaders are advocating
self -regulation Of industry In the
matter Of hours, wages and produce
ton as the right step.
Dr.. John w. Ross, president Of the
Canadian Chamber Of Commerce, ex-
pressed the belief at Thursday morn
ing's session Of the U. s. chambers
annual meeting that Roosevelt's cur
rent conferences with world states
men would bring about successful
conclusion Of the economic confer
ence at London.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-05-04
JUST 46 POUNDS
OF FAT GONE
Feels 20 Years Younger

~ surely can recommend Kruschen
Salts. / reduced from 1850 to 10 lbs,
my natural weight and feel 20 years
younger. "A pinch = day, keeps the
fat away" Mrs. Vale Walter, Seat-
tie, WashfnEton dec. 80. 1892.
Once day take Kruschen Salts
one-half teaspoonful in a glass of
hot water first thing every morning.
Besides losing ugly fat SAFELY you'll
gain in health and physical attrac-
tiveness-constipation, gas and acid
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younger-more active-full Of ambi-
tion-clear skin-sparkling eyes.
A jar that lasts 4 weeks costs but
a trifle at Cowan's Drug Store and
Finney's Drug Store or any drug store
in the world-but demand and get
Kruschen and II one bottle doesn't
joyfully satisfy you-money back
Advertisement.
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Six Orphans Lauded
For Averting Wreck

Passaic, N. j., May 4.-(R)-A
drama of orphans, storm and
an express train hurting toward
disaster had its sequel Thursday
when six lads modestly received
congratulations on their quick
thinking.
The six parentless boys glued
their faces to a window of the
Passaic asylum Wednesday night
to watch an electric storm rage
outside. Suddenly they noted
the rain had washed away an
embankment, leaving a section
OF railway track suspended film
SLY over a 10-foot chasm.
They knew an express train
would roar over those rails short
ly. Dashing out, they ran down
the tracks, waving raincoats and
screaming. The engineer saw
them through the darkness. He
stopped just In time to save the
train, which carried 500 passen-
gers.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-05-04
Babies Are Rescued
From Hospital Fire

Sayre, Pa, May 4.-@-Birth,
death and fear mingled in flaming
drama early Thursday when fire raw
aged Robert Packer hospital.
A baby was born In the hospital at
the height of the terror. Infant and
mother were rescued unhurt. An old
man, suffering from broken arm,
was carried from the burning build
Ing, only to die OF shock.
Two hundred twenty-four other
patients were rushed out on cots or
carried down ladders. OF these ~
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spectator sports frock an tn
dispensable model for your warm
weather wardrobe. A cats vhiskers
bow Of white organdie how NJ
all adore them slips under .
smart tab and compliments . youth.
full face. And notice the clever
waistline treatment quite . re-
freshing change from the usual belt
The skirt has neat, slenderizing seam
ing In keeping with the simple drop
shoulders Of tho bodice.
Pattern 26es may be ordered only
in sizes il, 10. 10, 20, SO. ~. %, 81,
10 and e. Size Is requires 81 yards
36-inch fabric and X yard contrast
ing. illustrated step-by-step sewing
instructions included with this pat-
tern.
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-05-04
A crowded house listened intently

Qc AAC ok|OAVs
There was no doubt, when Mac
Donald returned to London Wednes-
day from Washington, that he was
greatly pleased with the results Of his
white house discussions.
After the cabinet session today, the
prime minister had an appointment to
confer with Roosevelt's special Euro
pean ambassador. Norman X. Davis.
who awaits the British reaction to a
tariff truce proposal.
Macdonald also will see King
George v. ostensibly regarding the
Washington conversations and the
recently trade agreements
with Argentina, Denmark, and Ger
many, about which storm lately has
been brewing.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-05-04

ity Of the people Of Bismarck, which
has made our stay here SO pleasant,
and the wise planning and indefatig-
able work Of Mr.. Fay Harding and
citizens Of Bismarck and the sur
rounding community, which made our
sessions 80 helpful and profitable.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-05-04
GENERAL CONDITIONS

Low pressure areas are centered
over Alberta and over Texas while a
High" is centered over the upper
Great Lakes region. Precipitation &C.
CURED In Missouri, in the Plains
States, and over the northern Rocky
Mountain region and north Pacific
coast states. Heavy showers fell in
the central Plains States and over the
central Rocky Mountain region. Cool
weather prevails In all sections.
Missouri river stage at a. m. 81
it. "a hour change, OF It.
Bismarck station barometer, inches:
1926. Reduced to sea level, 30.05.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-05-04

were infants, many Of them less than
"a hours old.
The flames inflicted damage esti-
mated at $l25, 900. Their cause Is un-
known.
After all the patients were believed
safe, screams were heard inside the
building. Risking his life, DR.. John
Gillian Of Minneapolis, an inferno,
rushed into the smoke and carried
out male patient whose name was
not learned.