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The Washington times., 1933-08-14

Social Notes

The Secretary Of War, Mr..
George H. Dern, was accom-
panied to Washington by his
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Dern,
who will spend some time with
her father before she returns
to her studies at the Uni
versity Of Utah. Miss Dern
probably will spend her holi-
days in Washington with her
parents and take part in deb
utante festivities. The Sec
retary spent some time on the
West Coast, and stopped in
their home at Salt Lake City
for a few days. Mrs. Dern
accompanied the Secretary
West and is remaining at their
Utah home until the Autumn.
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth and
her daughter, Paulina, are at
Woods Hole, Mass, as guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert G. Simms
at their cottage, Nobska.
Mrs. Longworth has divided
her summer between WaShin-
ton and her home in Cincin-
natl, completing her book,
"Recollections," which will be
published in the early autumn.
Mr.. Wilbur Underwood was
host at dinner at the Little Tea
House last evening, having as
his guests Mrs. Charles Stewart
Alden and her cousin, Nine.
Broillard, of Paris, who recently
accompanied Mrs. Alden from
France to spend a few weeks
here; and Mr.. Norman Under.
wood.
Captain and Mrs. Ralph H.
Wooten who have been spend
ing some time at Wardman
Park Hotel, are leaving today
for Fort Leavenworth, Kansas,
where Captain Wooten has re-
Gently been transferred.
4
Mrs. E. s. Clark, Of New
York City, is passing some time
at the Carlton.
y
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur ]. May,
of Washington, were recent
guests at the Seigniory Club,
in the Province of Quebec.
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Rumanian a Envoy
Is Host at
Luncheon

The Minister Of Rumania, Mr..
Charles A. Davila, returned to
Washington yesterday from
Newport, and today he was the
host at a luncheon at the Lega-
ton, entertaining in honor Of a
group Of RumanIans, including
physicians, lawyers, and repre-
sentatives of other professions,
whose purpose in coming to the
United States is to visit the
Century of Progress Exposition
in Chicago.
In the Rumanian group at
tending the luncheon were Col.
Aurel Pascu, Mrs. Alexandra
PaScu, Mr.. Sandu PaScu, DR..
Triton Latia, Prof. Andrei
Gheorghiu and Mrs. Gheorghiu,
Mr.. Vasile Lichiar dopol,
Mrs. Rodica Tacu, Mr..
Gerog Stoenescu, Mr.. Teofil
Joncu, Mr.. C. Stelian Tanasescu,
Miss Margarethe Popescu, Mr..
Vasile N. Arghirescu, Mr.. Georg
Zamfirescu, DR.. Marin Zam-
firescu, DR.. Constantin Michiu
and Mrs. Michiu, Mr.. Joan c.
Garoiu, DR.. j. Dumitru Vasiliu,
Mr.. Traian NaSta, Mrs. Jeny
Nasta, Miss Maria Nasta, Col.
NicolauS Hasigan, DR.. Joan
Argintoianu, Mr.. Constantin A.
Negulescu and Mr.. Karl Lang.
Also Present
Also the Minister of Yugo.
slavia, DR.. Leonide Pitamic; the
Charge d'Affaires Of Czecho-
slovakia, DR.. Josef Nemecek;
Rt. Rev. James Ryan, president
of Catholic University; Rev. w.
Coleman Nevils, president Of
Georgetown University; Rev.
Edmund A. Walsh; the Chief Of
Division of Near Eastern Affairs
of the Department Of State and
Mrs. Wallace S. Murray; Miss
Marie McNair, Miss Esther
Prayer, Miss Evelyn Gordon, Mr..
Stephenson Smith, Mr.. Con-
stantine Brown, Miss Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Ken
worthy, Mr.. Harold H. T. Horan,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Bride; the
Financial Counselor of the Ru-
manian Legation and Nine.
Boncesco; the Secretary Of the
Legation, DR.. Andrei Popovici;
Mr.. Anagnostache, the Assistant
Financial Counselor of the Lega-
ton and Nine. Dimitriu and
Mr.. Lovett.
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AAS' A~"R-SS A4SAAAN Va OAAS
brides sister, Mrs. Cyrus Tur-
ner Clendening, at Toms River,
with the Rev. Howard D. Rash
officiating.
Mr.. Daniel McEwin Crabbe,
brother of the bridegroom, will
be the best man. A small re-
ception for the immediate men,
bers of the family will follow
the ceremony, after which the
couple will leave on their we'd
ding trip to the Thousand
Islands, later returning to Toms
River, N. j., where they will
make their home.
Sailing Thursday
Commander Hewlett The
baud, newly appointed assistant
Naval Attache to the United
States Embassy at Madrid, and
Mrs. Thebaud, are spending a
few days with Mrs. Thebaud's
mother, Mrs. William Morris
McCaWley, Of Haverford, Pa,
before sailing on Thursday
next, on the Manhattan for
Europe.
X 4 Il
Mrs. ellison Gardner had as
her dinner guest at the Little
Tea House last evening, Mrs.
Luther Clark w hite, W h o is
spending a few days with Mrs.
Gardner at "Dykesacre."
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with them when they set sail for their
native land on Thursday.
Not the least of these will be the
dinner dance given in their honor
Saturday evening at the Annapolis
Roads Club, beautiful setting for
an affair of this kind.
The clubhouse set amid tall ever
greens on the edge of the bay. "a
pale moon casting a soft light on
the water. lovely ladies in color
full gowns. handsome young Naval
officers in cool linens. an orchestra
playing delightful melodies. romance! |!
The Air Attache of the italian EN-
bassy and Signora Sbernadori were
among the prominent guests who mo-
tored down from Washington. Signora
CIor~oIoc1 c;v,oyo1x, 1oxyo11y IN a
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Mrs. RspIey Will
Be Wed Today
The marriage of Mrs. Harriet
Huntress Rapley, daughter Of
Mrs. George Warren Miller, of

East Orange,
N. j., and
M r. George
Lewis Hun
tress, Of Bos-
ton, to Mr..
Birbeck Chit
tenden Crab
be, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Ed
ward Crabbe,
of Toms Riv-
er, N. j., will
t a ke place
t h is after
noon at 4
o'clock at the
L~-a~ - tina
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Observation-Disclosures PHoTC

1T is suitable for mixing all
sorts Of iced drinks, matted
milk, eggnog and what not.
A very attractive style, easy to
operate-made with fluted glass
container. and A. C. type motor
with agitator.
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FashionabIes From Capital Motor
to Annapolis Roads Club for
Party Honorihs Visitors

The officers and midshpmen of the Italian training Ships
Amerigo Vespucci and Cristoforo Colombo, who came
to Washington from Baltimore where their ships docked
last Tuesday, for a weekend of gayety and entertain
ment will have a host of delightful memories to take
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pale peach-coor tafea gown which fitted her figure d-
viney 1t had very low decoletage, and beautiful
diamond at the back of the waist Three rather
large organde pom-poms set high at her left
shoulder
Andrews 1t of fame-color chiffon with yards and
yards of material in the skirt short cape of the chiffon
which had ruffled border, shoulder,
and flame color sandals completed the ensemble.
vivid orange rough crepe gown decided compile
ment to the dark coloring of Mrs Sidney Bunting 1t
made severely simple bias lines and designed
to give the very popular wide shoulder effect double
strand of huge lustrous beads which hung almost
to the waist were particularly smart note.
Mrs. Eleanor Glenn Wears Chic Costume
A black net gown which flared decidedly from the
knees and covered with brilians most becom-
ing to its wearer-Mrs Eleanor Glenn. of gar
denas and diamond bracelet long white kid gloves
completed her costume
Comdr. and Mrs Allan J. Chantry jr and their very
pretty daughter Caroline, also moored down from Wash
ington and Mrs Chantry wore handsome fowered crepe
gown in various shades Of yellow and green with organde
pom-poms either shoulder.
Her daughter also owered crepe with huge orange
color bows at the shoulders which gave decidedly chic
effect
Miss Florence Harris daughter of Mrs Russell Bennett
the younger set who attended the party, and
her gown stunning of gold brocaded lame. 1t
had very low decolletage with shoulder straps
which crossed at the back and otherwise unadorned
Baroness Lowenfeldt, who the guest of Comdr
and Mrs. Roscoe E. Schuirmann, very lovely in
black chiffon topped with rather deep white chiffon
CAPE Organdie pompoms at one shoulder.
Miss Jane Crosby, who with party Of young peo-
pie was IN very becoming Dush Satln gown, molded
to her figure with deep decoetage outlined with crys
tai beads
Miss Geneveve Hendricks also pale pink gown,
the material of chiffon which embroidered in bugle
beads.
Among others present were, Capt and Mrs Adolphus
Station, Mr. and Mrs Frederick ste Mrs Celeste Crosby
Miller Comdr. and Mrs Wolcott E. Hall, Lieut.. Comdr.
and Mrs. John Price, Mr. William Rapey, Mr. and Mrs.
Montgomery Lieut. and Mrs. Sherwood Mrs. Lucille
Brooks Lieut.. James D. Taylor, Lieut. and Mrs. John
E. Fradd Lieut. Walter Jones, Miss Gene Brown Comdr.
and Mrs Douglas Howard Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs Over
esch, Mr.. and Mrs Harold Hinton, Mr.. and Mrs William
Labrot Mr.. and Mrs DeForest Warner Miss Polly Lari-
me Mrs Leroy Wolfe Lieut. and Mrs. Hallsted L. Hop
ping Comdr. and Mrs. Oldendorf Capt and Mrs Edward
Olds and Mr., S. N POlnO
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Chief Executive
Will Entertain
Premier

The President and Mrs. Roose-
velt will entertain at a lunch.
con tomorrow at the White
House, in honor of the Prime
Minister of New Zealand, Mr..
G. w. Forbes, and Mrs. Forbes,
who are visiting in the Capital
following a sojourn abroad.
The Prime Minister and Mrs.
Forbes will be the guests in
whose honor the Charge DAFT
faires of Great Britain, Mr.. F.
Darcy G. Osborne, will enter
tain at a dinner party tomorrow
evening at his residence in
Twenty-fourth Gt"oet.
Senator and Mrs. Thomas P.
Gore are visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Eugene L. Vidal, at
Rehoboth Beach, Del. Mr.. vi.
dal spent several days at the
resort last week with Mrs. vi
dal.
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En- Route to CapitaI

The former Vice President,
Mr.. Charles Curtis, will join his
brother-in-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Everett Gam
at their Cleveland Park home,
the end of the week. Mr.. Cur
tis has been in Mexico City in
connection with the radio con-
ference and now is in his home
in Topeka, Kan, for few
days. He will stop in Chicago
en- route to washington.
Madame Marcel Dunant, Of
Geneva, Switzerland, who spent
a short time here a few weeks
ago, has returned to Washing
ton and during her visit she is
at Wardman Park Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Townsend
Russell have come here from
their summer home at Silver
Lake, Pa, to spend a few days,
and during their stay they are
at Wardman Park Hotel.
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Dinner-Dance Hosts

The former Attorney General,
Mr.. A. Mitchell Palmer and Mrs.
Palmer entertained at the din
ner dance on the Shoreham Ter
race Saturday evening when
their guests were the First AS
sistant Postmaster General, Mr..
Joseph C. O'Mahoney and Mrs.
O'Mahoney and Mr.. Robert T.
Scott.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-09

mohol kupovat' vJrobky priemyslu. Y riadnych ro-
koch farmari kupovai priemyselnych vyrobkov "a
sest' biionov doarov, teraz kupujd len 900 mill
onOv.
Bankovnictvo bude postavene ma zdravy zaklad,
ably l'ud NAL istejsie svoje vklady Kol h starh In
dia pracujdc sporujdci cely zvot, ably starost'
mali neco, utratil vsetko aebo noho svojej cello
zvotne prace ME ch vnou ale vinou zych bankovych
jedna banka. Banky bud1 roztrieden6 obchodn6 a
investcne. Investicnym nebude dovolen6 prijimat'
vklady Obchodne banky budd poist peniaze
jich vkladatel'ov proti ztratam.
Prave vyneseny prezidentom schvaleny zakon
zachranovan1 MATTEL 'ov domoy pred nasnym preda-
jom ch majetkov vykona mnoho ozdravenie staveb-
neho prlemysu dosiahne svojho hlavneho ciea "a
chovanie domov ich MATTEL om Dva biliony dolaroy
je ma tento ciel' urcene.
posledne dni vyneseny podpisany boil zakon
zruseni zlatej meny. Tato bdla zrusena vol "a
dovazenu zahranicnych trhov pre- mas priemysel ze
medelstvo, pre- domace pomery Mas dollar boil pri-
drahy, ably cudzna mohla cd mas kupovat' Dol pr-
drahy donna, kde no je nedostatok. Donna zrusenie
zatej meny pom6ze zadlzenym pomoze nasej po usi
zadlzenej vlade Budl vyssie mzdy vyssie ceny bude
tiect Wac penazi podobe DAM do vladnei poklad-
NICE cudzina nebude vstave nam what nase zlato
Prezident sa vyslovil vzajomne vyhody pri W.
meme tovarov medzi krajinami. Kto bude cd mas ku-
povat', my budeme cd neho. Tato zasada pomoze OBJ
zvit' zahranicny obchod minulosti SINE predavali
kde SINE mohi kupoval SINE tam, kde SINE chceli
Plan vlady "a navrat blahobytu Dol kraiine pri-
jaty praznive coho dokazom e navratenie sa dovery
a znacne ozvenie zlepsenie obchodnych pomerov
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-09

brannosti! Name ministra ma
rodnej obrany. Spite, pan mi.
nister9 Takto pripravujete ma.
rod ma mravn1 obranuf Ano,
vojna bude. Ale ME medzi hit
lerovskym a povedzme masary-
kovskym svetonazorom, ale me
dzi biologickymi organizmami.
medzi narodmi, a pojde Byte,
alebo nebytie. Tomuto boju ne
mono sa vyhndt', lebo je silnei-
81 zakon vzrastu organizmu, nez
moralka, filozofia, humanita a
podobne pekne myslienky, ho-
diace sa do sal6nov izbovych
teoretikov, ale dplnych analfa-
betov narodnej biologie. Je teda
svatou povinnost'ou kazdej s1-
ciastky narodneho organizmu
pripravit' sa na bdrku, ma boz o
zivot, lebo akykol'vek maly kaz
je schopny snizovat' nasu odol.
most. Nadovsetko povinnost 'ou
vlady a intelligence je zvyso.
vat mravnd obranu narodneho
organizmu, lebo pevnou v6l'ou,
vierou vo yft'azstvo moze al
slabsf zvit t'azit'. Nep6jdeme sa-
mi. V bratskom a s1sednom
folsku sa podobne zrady memo
zu vyskytndt'. s nami je Fran
cia, Juhoslavia, Rumunsko a
Bob da, ze kym ma to pride, bu.
de i Rusko.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-09

. & 5s-S No
v stAtnej z&konodarni pojed-
'nava sa predloha poistenf pro-
tt nezamestnanosti. Y dome z&-
stupcov bola predloha uz prija-
ta, ale ' senate zaviasla. 70
senatneho vyboru "a predlohu
hlasovali len senator Jan F.
Smolka, senator Harrison a SO
nator Ford. Vacsina clenov w
boru nebola pritomna, medzi nj
mi al nasi sen&tori George II.
Roberts a j. Eugene Roberts.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-09
AMERICKE CEsT0vNE PAsY
F. L. I. s.

Naturalizovany americky OBJ.
can, ktory chce podujat' cestu
do cudziny, musf poziadat' Q pas
osobne prfslusneho 1radnfka kto
rehokol'vek U. s. District Court
V New Yorku, Bostone, Chica.
gu, Seattle, New Orleans a San
Franciscu sd zvlastne pasove 4.
rady, kde mono tieto ziadosti
predostriet'. ziadatep musi pri.
NEST svoj naturalizacny pa
pier, dive pasove podobizne 10
dolArov. Tato suma je celkovy
poplatok "a americky cestoyny
pas. Ziadatepa musf spreyadzat'
priatel, ktory tax iste musi
mat doklad 0 svojom americkom
obcianstve.
PodIa terajsich nariadeni je
platnost americkeho pasu OBJ
medsenA na diva roxy. Pas moz-
no vsak dat obnovit' ma ostat.
ne diva roxy po zaplatenf obno.
voyacieho poplatku piatich do
l4rov. Department st&tu ma,
rozumie sa, pravo skratit' leho-
tn platncsti pasu podla svojho
d0brozdania.
Americke pasy pre- cesty do
cudziny "a vydavajd jako rode
nym taxi al naturalizovanym
obcanom, no ' prfpade tychto
druhtch zakon stanovi, xe ak
nemaj1 utratit' svojho ameri-
ek6ho obcianstva, nesmf "a zdr.
lat = cudzine dlh1ie, ako urcit6
lehotu. AK sostane naturaliEo-
vant oobcan 70 svojej starej
|vlaeti dFa rca alebo Y ktorsj-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-09

kol'uek insj cudzej krajine pit
rokov, predpokladA 50 0 nom.
xe prestal byt' americkfm obGa-
nom. Ak sa mu takomto pri-
pade nepodari predostriet' pre-
svedcujdce dokazy . tom, ze
Dol zadrzany nevyhnutnymi O.
kolnost'ami q xe "a rozhodol
vratit' do Spojenych Statov k
trvacemu pobytu, utrati svoje
americk6 obGianstvo. Ak ostane
naturalizovany obcan ' svojej
starej vlasti alebo cudzine vo-
bee dlhsie, ako je mn povolene,
moze 70 vacsine prfpadov zru-
Sit predrzanfm svojej lehoty
vzkrsnuty predpoklad expatria-
Gle tym, ze 81 zaziada 0 americkt
pas "a ciel'om navratu do Spo-
jenych Statov k trvacemu poby-
tn.
Ma pokon treba spomen1t'
urcitych nariadenf, tykaj1cich
sa tych obcanov, ktorf boil ma
turalizovanf kratko pred tym,
nez sa rozhodli podujat' cestu
do cudziny. Tito obcania m6zu
odcestovat' do cudziny ma ma
vstevu, jestli vsak pocas prvych
piatich rokov po svojej natura-
lizacii prijm1 cudzej krajine
vol 'ajake zamestnanie, alebo ak
81 tam zalozia domov, trebars ma
kratsf cas-, ako diva roxy, pred
poklada sa o mich, lie nadobud-
Ii svojho americkeho obcianstva
podvodne, lebo pri naturaliza-
eli sa pod prisahou osvedcili, ze
sa chc1 usadit' Y Spojenych Sta
toch trv&cne. Zakon hovori v-tej
veci toto: "Jestli cudzinec, kto.
ry 81 Dol zadovazil certifikat
obcianstva sa vrati pocas
prvych piatich rokov po vydanf
spomenuteho certifikatu do svo-
jej starej vlasti, alebo odcestu-
je do ktorejkol'vek cudzej kra-
jiny a trvacne sa tam usadi, bu-
de tento Gin povazovany "a zrej-
my dokaz toho, ze otazny cudzi-
nee v dobe podavania svojej
ziadosti O americke obcianstvo
nemal pevneho 1myslu stat sa
trvacnym obcanom Spojenych
Statov; v prfpade nedostatku
d6kazov tento predpoklad je sta
ciacim dovodom pre- zrusenie OBJ
Gianskeho certifikatu otazneho
cudzinca ma tom zaklade, ze GER
tifikat Dol nadobudnuty podvo-
DOM
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-09

kongres vyn6sa. Professor ~
|stAvajd trady podtajomnfkov
|vl6dnych dspartmentov, ale ma
|jd vrai vacSiu moe, ako tajom-
|nfci q vS6Sie slovo u presidenta
ako ktokol'vek iny. Ked' je to-
mu tax, nem&me SO 20 bat, -xe
ten novt poriadok bude hor1f
cd stareho.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-09
ROZHLAs Ysk.

Nase slovenske deti sa dobre
ucily, dobre drzaly, boly po-
slusne dona v skole a preto
81 zasldzily spolocny ~Slovensky
Skosky Den. Slov4ci, prfd tie
vsetci do Idora parku ma uto-
rok, 13. j1na potesit' a zabavit'
sa nasim milym podrastom -
s nasou bud1cnost'oul
Vysetrovatel' medzinarodneho
bankara Morgana jeho partne-
row je Italian, menom Pecora,
ktory prisiel sem "a chlapectva.
Pecora nemilosrdne vrta do tai
nostf Morgana a vyniesol ma sve.
tlo veci, cd ktorych sa JENNIE
mu cloveku zal1dok zvracia.
Zas jeden 'scudzinec", ktory sa
zasl1zil o vlast'.
Medzi 'sprednostnymi'' ko.
stymermi Morgana boly osoby,
ktore pozfvaly najvacsiu dctu a
d0veru v krajine, medzi mimi i
neb. prezident Coolidge. Tymto
predaval Morgan 1castiny r6z-
nych podnikov odpoly zdarma,
Go ma ostatnych kostymeroch 81
nielen nahradil, ale zarobil ma
Mich milionove zisky.
Rozumie sa, ze Morgan nepre-
daval vynikajdcim q vplyvnym
pud'om d6astiny odpoly zdarma
2 lasky. To bola prfcina, preco
mas byvaly guverner a prezi-
dentskt kandidat James M. Cox
Morganove diary" zavrhnul.
Prezident Roosevelt, este ked'
Dol guvernerom New Yorku,
NAL BOZ s Morganom ohl'adom.
elektrarnf. A vtedy 81 vraj zau-
mienil, Be ak sa kedy dostane
do Bieleho Domu, 50 s. Morga-
nom por6ta.
Y kongrese je navrh z&kona,
vel'mi nebezpecny podpornym
organizAciam. Je to n&vrh Y pro-
speech zadHentch miest ma w
rovnanie . drSitel'mi ich BON,
dov. Skero vSetky nase al inc
organizacie vlastnia municipal
ne bondy, ktor6 boly pova5ova-.
ne b najbeEpeenej5ie investfcie
po ylldnych ! 1t&tnyeh bon-i
doeh. Orr aniske ~ otsstai6. 8
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-09
MAST SKoDCov1A.
V turc.-sv.-mart. Mar. NOvinach
pise: DR.. J. z.

Ma stlpcoch tychto novin som
uz poukazal ma biologick1 pod
statu narodnych organizmov.
Cd tych cias SINE mali moznost'
vidiet' vzplanutie vitalnych sfl
narodneho organizmu nemecke-
no a netajili SINE sa, ze prave
biologicka vitalita italskeho i
mad 'arskeho naroda urcuje smer
vyvoja tychto organizmov. Ci
sa~ to uz komu paci, alebo ME,
ziadna biologicka bytost' sa ne
vyvfja, nerastie podPa filozofi-
ckych teorif, ale jedine podPa
zakonov prirody, ktore s1 alb
soldtne. Nijaky zivy organic
mus, nijaka ziva bytost' nepo-
zna pojem kompromisu a borf sa
o svoju existenciu, o zachovanie
seba a svojej rasy vsetkymi pri-
rodzenymi prostriedkami. V bo-
il zivych bytostf v prirode MET
morally, MET ohladov, met SO.
fizmov, lebo vsetko toto zna-
mena umieranie a vzdavanie sa
prava ma zivot. Bujnejsie ra-
st1ca bytost' prerastie zakrnel1
a tax je to al medzi narodnymi
organizmami.
Kym biologicky zdravej by
tosti vsetko 1silie smeruje k
zvepadeniu, k zachovaniu jej
samej j jej potomkov, v nasom
narodnom organizme pozoruje-
me take zjavy, ktore nasvedeuj1
yel'kej chorobe. Clanky publ
cistov, axe SINE eitali nedavno o
revfzii nasich hranfc, s1 zubmi
cervov, hlodajdcich nase narod-
ne telo. Kazdy zdravy organiz-
mus 81 l'ahko poradf takymito
skodcami. Jednoducho ich u
smrti, lebo ME je v zaujme or
ganizmu, aby sa jeho zivota-
schopnost' oslabovala. Clanky
osob, ktorych memo 81 slusny
Slovak nema vziat' ami ma jazyk,
ak ieh len nechce pomenovat'
handrami, sd schopn6 demorali-
zovat' mas narodny organizmus,
q tym snizovat' mravni seba-
obranu nAroda. Nesmieme 81
vsak mysliet', ze takychto Ger
vov name len dvoch. Jc ich me-
dzl nami, hlavne "a Moravou,
tol'ko, ze mech pride akakol'vek
zapletka, stane sa nieGo horxie-
no, ako bola Biela hora. TYR.
denie, ze ked' SO nezrieknu Ce-
81 mad d'arskych dzemf ma Slo-
vensku pred nastAvaj1cou yoj-
non po- dobrom, vezmd i'm ich
Mad'ari meSom, je naozaj len
vyplodom babskeho zmakl4ho
rozumu. Je somarstvom byt'
pripravenym ma vojnu, ale zau-
jat' take strategicke hranice a
takt postoj. ktory otvAra ne
priateP Pom cestu K nasmu srd-
cul Je naoxaj nepoehopitel ne,
ako je moxn6 uverejnovaf take
somArstva beztrestne, ktore vo-
pred preroluj1 por15kn naIej
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- c1iCAcJ clvAAiAtsc1S.
Co tajomnfk Ickes povedal, to
neni hocico. Je to hodn5 od-
klon Cd filezofie "drsnAho I'M
fdividualizmu !, podl'a ktorej
SINE dosial' Y Amerike Eli. a 20
je tiex vtznamne je to, ze Ickes
ME je jediny vo vlade, ktery
takto smysl'a. s MIN je tam ta-
jomnfk departmentu zemedel-
stva Wallace, tajomnfcka de-
partmentu prace PerkinsovA,
vacsina kongresu a cely "modx-
govy trust" prezidenta Roose-
velta.
O s'modzgovom truste" pre-
zidenta Roosevelta sa mnoho ho-
vorf a pfse. Sd to professor Mo-
ley, Tugwell, Berle . inf, kto-
rych 81 prezident pozval do VIA
dy. Oni vraj plAnujd, dl'a dprav
prezidenta, ten novy socialny po
riadok, ktory v podobe zaken6v