davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-05-19

I've, Nnle HdSIcuOVne:
NBNAHRAD1TEL'NAs
Bee mojej materi g..
neviem, 60 mann robit', .,
nem6zem 81 mic najst',
ami nahotovit'. 49,.
Ked' sadnem ku stolu,
neviem, cob robila,
jedlo keby matka
mi nenadelila. 10.
Nielen ja to TAXA,
lebo; nam tiez bratov.:
odo nina 81 horst -
majd viacej .znakov.
Muslin ga cudovat',
smiesno mi j. k sebe,
:ked'' otec hovori:
Zach, BonSku v nebi,
Go by ste robili
bez vasej materif"
No este smiesnejsie,
muslin sa YAM priznat' :
je, ked' otec klobuk
nemd5e 81 sam najst'.
Matka 81 povedA,
by sa jej pridaly
tax asi dvanast'; ;.rik
q: niekol'ks hlavy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-05-19
salv', htory = uEiys phi ~.

''salv'', htor$ = 'luIivs pris ~
om5i. s'.
Dstp. Hamr1k Y kr6tkei : .hu-
mornej reci vzdsl srdetnd vd'a-
ku ctihodnym sestram, jako d
n1vStevnfkom.
Ked' som osobne nemohla
dstp. Hamrlkovi grstulovat' M
jeho .meniny, tax Al ja mu pra.
jem touto 'cesteu, sby DOLL tych
$50 rokov, jako' 81 sam prial.
S pozdravom, -. u.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-05-19

mn u hl'adel vyhovorit', Loe
wenstein mu vysvetloval: = Ak
|sa nieco stane. viem akym spo-
|sobom 50 to prihodf. \ posled-
mel dobe mavam casto pocit, =
kcby som padal, padal : vysokej
Ivtsky.'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-05-19

O. Yelkej noci zhaixoI =, Kill
skom Hradnti pri- Topol 'canoch
3-roSn5 Rudolf Benko. Cetnfcke
|pitranie ost4valcs bes vysIedku
! zlhadne szaia iaaiutis '4sh hlap pcskx
vysyetlilo - Il teras:4 Na1f -
mtrveho \ lese a s kilometrov
"a obee, Bol-slkI 4 ssa ssdsi ~
] llli sstzaaa1 :! 4 I 1 I y
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-05-19
DITSKf DEN MA OsLAVkoH
v NITRE.

V ramei Pribinovych oslav bu-
de 19. jlna v Nitre usporiada-
ny vel'ky detsky den. Pri tejto
prilezitosti navstivi Nitru vyse
10000 skolskych deti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-05-19
!! !! ] |! ! ct
Y L.orain, Chic

'5sSSy b, s.7ss-sS y IN ~ 81 ~ MI 81
Y 'Isorairl Ohio
| ~. J6a d. 1i y 1911 ~
80 y esSbs ~. dlkara.
n tansj json nldhernon boson
idIune ", ". Tfojice odbyvsla So
mild ! odu5eyninia iaca pobo1.
nst', svanA 40hod dinovl.
Tito poboSnost zapocala %
ID. apriIa pri vel,ksj svStej o
ri . s10:D r6no, ktoru slmSil
x obrubeny duchovny, Rev.
- O. HAmrak. Spevokol pod
dsnfm ctihodnejj ssestry Mari.
bslaA OGF spievll latinskd o.
- dvojhlasne, ku cti sy. Do
nhisa. Ma offertorium 80 troj-
lsns zaspievalc 20 Sacramen-
IN Pietatis"'. v procesii s Pre-.
vlsSnou Snatost'ou Oltarnou
rl6ali traja miniStranti s fri-
son, chlapci s palnami = diev-
datkk Y bielom obleSens, nesdce
kvietky; potion miniStranti SO
kvie6kami; nsS kaplan Rev. Pa
rel J. sikora, kracajdc pred ma.
1Smi dieySatni, ktore niesly
v1lts kosfcky naplnens tvietka.
mi, ktore had1ali na ,syiatost',
nesend naSim duchovnym. Lita-
ME y latinskej reei X Vsetkyym
Svsttm peknym hlssom pred
<iskal nas kaplan : ministranti
,edpovedali. sviatost' bola VISTA
Nenk ku poklone cely den.
q v nedel'u veSer Q. 1880 pri "a
tpievani s.Veni Creator " Rev.
Uoizef Matun Clevelandu NAL
klzeh ma predmet:. "Ked' som
80 VS. Bob, kde je moja cest' I"
Fotom po klzni predriekol ii.
1&nis ku cti najsv, menu Jesis.
20 sacramentum ,pietatis" a
s*Tantum Ergo bolo spievans
pred pozehnanim, ktors udelil
REV. Y&clav r. Novak, duchov-
nv ! osady ~. Rodiny 8 sCleve-
zandA Pr pozehnanf xaspievala
r. hymna: "Milujem fa, 0 Ma
Ma ! tax nasledovala sv. spo-
ned. Tiez '; nedel'u Y naSej O.
Esdnej fare, NAL nis .duchovny
Rev. Hamrak shroma sdenie svo-
III f6asskej kolegie (class re
niaa Of 1927, prieom. bola bo-
st& vsSera prichystsni pre- We
ebntch p&nov ; tel triedy: Rev.
hhomas Berry, Rev. Albert Mur.
hy, Rev. Joseph Mahan, Rev.
George Dsnnerle, Rev, William
Arnitase, Rey. Bssschser az s .nli
duchovny.
Y pondelok, I. miia pri omsi
3 s. rsno, ktord sldzil nis du-
ehovnt, vystavila 50 Prevelebna
Sviatost'. Boly tiez odbtvant ii.
ehs svsts omSe, ktors mali kna.
Il ) pcbosnosti predosleho dna
% 9. sbola :yel'ka spi.yanl sv. .
MA. Po omsi ) GER deh sa spo'
sedslo.
Rev. Michal Tondra, kaplin '
osade sy. Cyrilla . Methods /,
Youngstown, O. NAL kiaen'
7:30 vecer, ma slova J eyanisliu:
ma sv. jana: 'fPod i. ku mn.
..vsetci, ktorf pracujete . ste OBJ
.f'asenf a ia vas obSerstyim.
Lit6nie ku Bozsksmu srdcu
itiez predriekol' dstp. Tondra.
Hymny ku Ell Prevelebne:
sviatosti, "Adoramus to- /
..Tantum Ergo" boly spievane
Rey. August Tomasek. duchoy,
ny : sosady sv. vendelina udelil
~. posehnanie. Spievala sa pie
sen "Jaro priSlo", tax zaviera
jjdc druh5 den tel poboEnosti
petom "a konala sv. spoyed'.
v tretf del . S. rAno bola SID.
xen6 ~. omsa, pri ttorej bols
y ..v''ystavsns svi.tost', Boly tiel
'sldxenk tiche sv. omie ma Doc
.aych o1tStroch ) Q 3. bola vel,
skl spievan8 sllvnostnl 81. omsa
Itorej celebrsntom boil nas du
80 ~. Si.ess =, =. 8. = = y. :.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-05-19
REZOUUCIA.

Zastupc0vla 6lOVenSkehO narO.
da Y parlamente prazskom, O.
pierajIc sa 0 neochvejn1 vol'u
svojho naroda, ze narod tento
chce lit ma historickom svojom
dzemf Slovenskej krajiny ' ira
dicii .otcov svojich ako n6rod
svojrazny, slavnostne prehlasu-
jeme:
Ohradzujeme sa proti kazdej
snahe okliestit' hranice Sloven.
skej krajiny, prizvukujdc nielen
integritu historickeho 4sloven.
skeho dzemia, ale al integritu
slovenskeho naroda,. ktory ne.
podvof sa nikdy ziadnemu roz-
trhaniu a pridel 'ovaniu rozlic-
nym statnym dtvarom, ale vzdy
jednotny cely chce pracovat
ma svojom narodnom vyvine, a.
ko rovnocenny Glen spolosnosti
kultIrnych narodov.
Y povedomi svojej samobyt-
nosti jedine sebe privlastnujeme
|pravo rozhodovat' 0 svojej L.
zemnej a narodnej integrite a
vzhIadom ma terajsie jeho Sta
toprame polozenie pravo toto
jedine cestou Narodnej rady slo-
venskej uplatnit' chce.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-05-19

lnittranti jedsn nesAc kris = dva
svieSky, ! boil Y cervenych suk.
'nach ! 1bielym opaskoms oblece-
nj. q mimi iii Skolski chlapci,
tnesdci palmy : dievcatka Y bic
Ilcm, nesdce kvietky, jedny Ger
vens, druhs biele. Mali mini
|stranti, ktori mali, biele goliere
S cervenymi stuEkami = niesli
|lampiSe. vel'kf ministranti a tax
pEftomni KHAKI: d6stojni p1no-
via Thomas Berry Albert Muir
ply, Joseph Mshan, George Dem
merle, William Armitage, Father
Bacher, Anthony Karuziskis,
Josef Ungarsky, Stefan Walko,
Victor virant, Michal Fajdel,
Michal JeSko. Pavel: Palka, Fr.
Dubos, Josef Breznak, Josef
Rutkowski, VenceslAv F. Novak,
August Tomksek, Andrej Hu-
dak, Lawrence Budney, Michal
Snba, Leo Warth, Stanisfav
Gmuca OSB., .Juraj Luba OSB.,
Father Wendell OSB., Celestin
Drexler OSB., Theophane Null
roy, Leo Rygwalski, Ludwig vi.
rant, venceslav vukonic, LAM
bert Graf, Humbert CRESCENT
nj, Isadore Dembowski, Edward
Stanko, Jan Weber; Juraj Boz
bal, Juraj Hovanec, Jan Hre-
ha, Stefan Begalla, Michal Ton
dra, Juraj Novak, Jozef Kris
pinsky, Jan Krispinsky, Ladi-
slav Necid, Jozef Matun, Father
Kri5ko, mas kaplan Pavel J. 81.
kora q mas duchovny Jan G..
Hamrak. i. Tito. knazi, brali t.
cast ma poboinosti, ale len Sc
demnasti " zakl'ucujdci den.)
Navsteyujdci, knazi, ktori niesli
horace sviecky; dievcatka, kto-
re niesly zlte kosicky, naplnene
kvietkami,:. ktore ! hadzaly na
Sviatost' Oltarnu, .nesenn Rev.
Stefanom Begallom. "Tantum
Ergo" dvojhlasne zaspiesal vel.
ky spevokol. Pc pozehnani vse.
tel osadnici. zaspievali "Te De-
um Laudamus". Cez tieto tri
dni bola .stala ,poklona ku cti
Prevel. Sviatosti. Kazdy vecer
bpl vel'ky pocet navstevujdcich
knazov pritomny, q tax samo al
veriacich,z nielen ,nasich osadni-
kov, ale al cudzich. Radost' bo-
10 vidiet' TAX vel'ky poset l'udi
prist6pit' ku stolu Pana..
Tiez na ostatny vecer .4O.ho-
dinovej poboznosti, vykonayala
50: novena ku sv. Antonovi. vd'a-
Il ties na5im duchoyntm "a
pripravenie tejto miloduchej po'
bo1nosti. Mech ich Pan Bob po'
sehhSvana vinicit tPanovej. vd'a-
IA tieks ctihodntm sestriSklm "a
kr&Sne ozdobenie oltarov, vycvi
Genie ,dietok K pochodu q cvice.
ME spevu. Mech i'm to Bob ne
besky odplati.
Dna II. marea t. r. osvieten!
pan biskup Joseph Schremb'
mann postal vypomoensho kna
"a, Rev. Pavla J. Sikoru. Je o,
este mlady . ducha miluj1c
knaz, vysySteny minuleho roku
Nasa ossda, ' ktorej lcinkuj'
Rev. Jan g.. Hamrik, pocituj'
477 rodin -. 3 coho .vidno, =
y takej vel'kej osade uz davn'
NAL byt'svypomocny .knaz.
Tiez pri jeho prichode 50 0
tvorila 13-tyzdnova poboznost
ku cti a chvale sy. Antona. Pc
hosnosti tieto 50 odbyyajI kaz
dy utorok rano q vecer, a 81
msjl zakl'deit' 13. jlna ma del
sv. Antona.
Cestcu tychto Youngstown
skych Novfn al ia srdeene Vi
tam nisho !. noveho asistenta
prajem mu mnoho zdrayia Sta
sta tu medzi nami, aby moho
tn medzi mani "a mnoho roko'
" sluibe bozej zotryat'.
s 1ctou,
Il +. ~ b . . I 2 ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-05-19
70 starej vlasti
Wilma RxxoLUUGA NovEf
SKA Y PARL.AlHNTE.

Preto se minister zahrani6ia
DIR. BeneS vyslovil ochotu robit
revisiu mierovej smluvy v pro.
speech Mad 'arska ma lSet celist.
'yosti Sloyenska, slovenskk auto.
nomnticke strany (L'udov4 a
Narodna) usniesly sa, ako re-
presentantky slovenskkho naro-
da, na tejto vy1namnej rezold.
eli, ktord pri vel'kej pozornosti
parlamentu precftal poslanec
Onderco:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-05-19
I OGL.AvY lGATuK Y osADx
NAJeV. fIoJICE
" STRUTH&RS

v Osade najsy. Trojice Y Stru.
theirs mali Y nedel'u kr6snu osla-
WI matiek. R4no bola sv. omsa
q popoludni hale, slavnost' .
Ma tejto, slivnosti lcinkovaly
skolske deti, dcery i velp. Jozef
Krispinsky. Zaspievana bola no.
Vi piesen k matkam, ktorl slo.
Ella 81. Helena Bakalar, orga-
nistka. Slozila nielen slow, ale
j melodiu. Piesen znie: Y.
X NAsIM MATKAM
x naSim matkSm saspievajme,
Vd'asnym srdcom pamatajme.:
Je to Matka, sladke memo,
Najdrahsim na5im priatel'om. :
Cd kolisky az do yeku
Matka 90. o mas stars, -
Ej, al bielucicks vlssy III
- [dostava
Chorus: -, 80. orr,>.,
vtedy spojme vsetky hlasy +.
K Bohu nasmu, ~ 2
Mech posehna matky vsetky :
az ma yeky. wi.
Basen, ,ktorG 81. Bskalar' slo'
lila a ktora bola prednesena ma
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-05-19

Basen, ,ktord 81. Bskalar, slo.
lila a ktora bola prednesena ma
oslave, zniea nasledovne: 49,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-05-19

Tisice Youngstowncanov pozua-
jf tychto dvoch talentovanych
chlapcov ako "Joe' a Mickey.
Ich hudobny vycvik Dol schopne
vedeny sbecnou Isabelou Irwin,
ktorA je ma 6ele Harmonikoveho
DEPARTMENT. Wurlitzer Stndios
for the Advancement of Music.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-05-19

ko umelcove dlhe vlasy zde-
SEMI zasaly stavat' ma hlave a a
ko jeho telom prebehlo zachve.
ME ako pri nahlej rane. Ku vse'
obecnemu prekvapeniu upro.
sired spadneho tempa tejto sklad
by lacal nlhle hrat' sp6sobom,
pripomfnaj jdcim pohrabnt cho-
ral i, Y najvacsom zmatku nechal
klesnlt' smycec ma zem q zdesc'
ne "a pozeral dookola. "a chvi.
In potom pokracoval hre. Ma
sleduj1ceho rama dostal umelec
telegram, ktory mu oznamovSl
smrt' jeho zeny; TITO nastals
prlve Y okam5iku, kedy umelec
- akobyfs prikazu. yySSej moci
sleal hrat pohrabny choral
Nikdy viac 81 potion nem6hol
odhcdiats toniu, aby prednis:
|s6f 10 osudne koncertns cslo ID
Wienawskeho.
Zreteln1 predtuchu nadch&-
zajdcej smrti NAL belgicky mul
| |timilion1r Loswsnstein, ktorJ
prisiel 8 Iivot vypadnutim = lie
tadla. ~ fIden pred svoiim kon'
|ss Goyaril "a jnn priatsl'e1i,
spoeit ns5t saatias viaiass'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-05-19

ny z fosady sv. Vendelina udelll
~. posehnanie. Spievala sa pie.
sen "Jaro prislo'', TAX zaviera-
,jdc druhy den tel poboEnosti q
petom "a konala sv. spoved'.
" tretf dek 8 S. rano bola SID
.xsnl ~. omsa, pr itorej bola
y ..v''ystaven1 svistost, Boly tiez
.sldfens tiche 81. omie ma Doc
.aych olt6troch ! 3. bola vel
1l spievanG slkvnostnA s.: omsa,
Itorej celebrantom bol mas du.
shovny otec Hamrak. Jemu po.
'n6haf 70 jshen Rev: Joaef Ma
.tnn, podjahen Rev. Michal Ton
't3ra : majstrom ceremonie Dol
n<s taplan Rev. Esther sikora.
NJesti je omyl \ tomto odseku,,
rpustite velpp,
- Pn xaspieyai,i "veni Crea-
4srs dvojklasne, posuli' ! kazss:.
es1'niee hlas iorliysho tazatel'a
= sosobs Rev, Franti5ka Dubosa,,
sehovnsho osady ~. Cyrills i
1Esthoda Y Clevelande, ktory
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-11
Yesterdays Solution

Now you should know the mean ing of crooked as dogs hind leg" Here's the way the playful pups silhouette is formed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-11

Crack An inheld bounder and the first baseman Is all set for alf- other put-out. Cut out the seven puzzle pieces below and see if you can rearrange them to form the first baseman's silhouette.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-07-26
BLANTYRE

BLANTYRE, July 26.-Mr.
and Mrs. John McKinna and chill
dren have returned to their home
in Florida after spending the past
six weeks at their summer home
here.
Miss Belle Reed, of Enka, spent
the weekend with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reed
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Morgan, of
Hendersonville. called on Mr.. and
Mrs. o. F. Morgan, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Powell and
family, of West Asheville, were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Powell.
Mr.. Claud Hickman, of West
Asheville, spent Sunday with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Rick
man.
Mrs. w. K Duncan and chill
dren, Celeste and Wyatt, spent
Wednesday in HendersOnville with
Mrs. D. H. Fitzpatrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Gray spent
Saturday night with Mr.. and Mrs.
J. r. Justus
Friends of Mrs Lee Foody gave
her birthday dinner at her home
Sunday.
The revival which was held at
Blantyre the past week closed last
Sunday night.
There will be a baptizing at
Blantyre next Sunday morning at
10 o'clock.
Guests at the "Wayside Inn"
went for a days outing and a pic
mic dinner Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Orr and Caro-
line Orr. of Hendersonville, called
on Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Justus last
Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Baynard and
family spent Sunday on Turkey
Greek with Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Baynard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holland Beck, of
West Palm Beach, are occupying
the McKinna cottage here.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-07-26
Three Minute
Relief From
Periodical Pains

1t is so unnecessary 70 suffer
month after month from Inorganic
pains. because "B. c. vii bring
soothing relief in three Minutes
"B. c." is prepared by a register
ed pharmacist, compOuniei Oh
different principle from mo': re
lief-giving agencies in that i con-
tains several ingredients. used y
many physicians, so blended al,
proportiorcd as to accomplish !
a few minutes what We belT'
no one drug formula can DO inH
short a time. "B. CO.. should ali
be used for the relief Of comma
colds, headaches and neurs.fi
muscular aches and pains. red:'
ing fever and for quietlng a o.
tressed nervous system SIilSSi
opiates, narcotics or SHcA i !
forming drugs. Get "B. e.
1Oc and Csc packages, w5e'S1
drugs are sold. 'a"'
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-07-26
BIG WILLOW

BIG willow, July ga
very successful Sunday school
revival ended last Sunday at Reu-
lah church. 1t was taught by
one of the state workers, Falk
Johnson.
The new Sunday school roomS
at Beulah church are almost COM
lplete and are being used temper
arily.
Miss Gladys Blythe spent the
week end in Belmont, the guest
of Misses Fillmond and Dot Mace.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Higgins
visited Mr. and Mrs D. D. Searcys
Sunday at StOney Mountain.
Mr. and Mrs Vaughn and chill
dren and Misses Rosa anC Alba
Blythe all of Pelzer, S. c., spent
Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs ]. Y. Blythe.
Miss Addie Lee Corn, of Valley
Hill spent the week end at the
home Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs
John Corn.
Rev. j. f. Blythe anu Mr. j. l..
Higgins attended rrcach'ng ser-
vices at Pleasant Grove church,
Saturday
Mr. and Mrs Shercell Mace and
son and daughter, George, and
Lillian, of Reidsviile have re-
turned home after weeks visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Mace
and other relatives.
The many friends Of Mrs j..
p. Higgins will be glad to know
she was able to attend Sunday
school Sunday after having a
severe attack of flu.
Mr. and Mrs C. V. RGdden and
son, Ray. visited in Henderson,
vile last Saturday.
Mrs Rance Rhodes Of E5cneZer
section, spent some time last
week with her uncle, Mr. S. A..
Mace, who is very i'll.
Mr.. Junius Higgins left Mon
day evening for Cedar Springs,
Green River, where he will be III
charge of the singing for the re-
yivai meeting conducted by Rev.
II. II. Mace.
Mr.. Preston Drake of Pleasant
Hill, attended Sunday school at
Beulah. Sunday.
Miss Thelma Drake, who is
working at Kanuga Lake Inn
spent Sunday night with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs T. A. Drake.
Misses Oscar RaXter and Henry
Hamilton motored to Morganton
one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Carley
have as their guest this week the
formers mother, Mrs Carley.
The farmers of this section
were glad of the rains last week
and crops in general are looking
much better.
Miss Laree Dalton spent Thurs
day night with Mrs. Clarence
Redden.
Mr. Frank Higgins is erecting
a large dwelling house of stone
and wood, near the old Big Will
low school house.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-07-26

business" he explained. cit is just
as GOOD business today as II was
then, good business for every
body" ,. ..,,or
%rhere have been times when
high wages at the Ford plant SIM
Div enabled our workers to go out
and buy the cars of some otner
maker who was perhaps paying
poor wages. while his workers
couldn't afford to buy either has
car or ours. That is the sort OF
thin that can't happen under the
Industrial Recovery Act. Good
minimum wages all around will
mean good business for every
body. And I think the government
intends to make it stick"
TECHNoCRACY.
You can't pin labels on Henry
Ford. But ne is at least little
bit of a technocrat. He doesn't be-
iieve in technocracy as a ruling
caste system or as plan Of gov
eminent. but they had one idea.
at least" he admits. "The idea Of
production for use. That is ab&o-
iutely sound. A business ought to
make money, yes, but not for the
sake Of the money. To put back
into expanding, building up, re-
search. and the safeguarding Of
the business itself"
Ford still retains an evident life
time respect for the skilled me-
chanic, his love for machinery and
those who design it. "The best
work today" he explains with en-
thusiasm, sis being done on the
machinery to make the machinery
to make goods. Those are the fell
lows, the leaders, who are showing
the real skill these days"
THE FUTURE.
But aren't those very men by
their ingenuity and skill the ones
who are cutting down the Cppor-
tunity to work, the number of
Jobs, and creating chronological
unemployment? Ford shook his
head emphaticallv.
"So-called archaeological uncm-
plOyment is largely a myth" he
said. There are more men az work
building automobiles than there
ever were carriage makers. There
are more typists writing letters to-
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Girl, IA, Drown,
After Rescujjn,

LAUREL. Miss, July 81.
Bonnie Peacock, i4-yGar''.. "
bama girl, rescued H.. L.
Overland and two o. ba,. . 49,. !
one morning recently wl, ,.!::,
We're all in swimming" d,
Leaf river. 4 I.
Bonnie pulled all tbrn..
ty out of a deep p.a,. Il
stream. She annoycd II, o i
ton afterwards by srn5 MI, 9'e
false cries for helm wS g;
swan in the hole. sayi9,, n.. 9
would come that she ,r "~.' /
fooling." u
But, finally, Bonnie T..
tired. She called lir a., 20 Z.
for help when she fell <F ,'1&
not swim to safety. Mr r.. Z
did not hurry to her bora,.. :!
had fooled him before. VT (.
arrived he found that She nt
ing down-in the sane >no'
earlier in the day she hal "a
his wife and two Of hi> cEa5 4
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JOHN A. FREEMAN
HOME FROM NAV,

John i. Freeman o. the r.
States navy arrived homn ,~
on Friday from many vo~,a ,an
the blue sea. '"'S 4
While still 4 bow. john a,r.
in the navy and for 10 rc, r..,';
been faithful to his work C. g. z
times he was in the land If I F..
and on into Africa. Agaia r':s
heard from him in .Iapgn j., =
China, crossing the data In, &c !,
sailing by strong G;maits,' !
Cuba. South America ar Ira.r.s'
His cheerful letters arJ I' u
lovely and curious gifts w.,o !. !
ways gladly received ly .,a :, q .
pic back home in Western vo -;
Carolina, many Of Us never S.S
ing seen the ocean or knox, 80, ,a
thing Of It's mysterious attract.
We are glad 10 wclcomn H. l.,
home and trust he ylI e,;-,
every minute of his Wit until 4,
call back to the sea is irrp.'.F l.
Bertha L. Loi5er.e,' ''
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HendersonUille, Route 2

Mrs. Charley Stevens and son,
Joe, and granddaughter, Ruby,
and Johnny Graham visited Mr..
and Mrs. II. S. Shipman last Sun
day. Miss Ruby remained for
a visit of a week to Miss Elolse
Shipman
Mrs. Luther Gentry and son,
Bobby, have arrived from Ashe-
Vile for visit to Mrs. Gentry's
mother. Mrs. J. b. Newman.
Those enjoying a picnic and
swimming at Lake Summit on
Friday were: Mr. and Mrs w W.
Brown and children, Laberta.
Christine and Garland and La
fayettc, Carl, Clifford an d
Thomas Owenby of Edneyville
and T.. +. Brown, Eloise and
Buddy Shipman, Ruby Stevens,
Royle Hoots. Herds Brown, Mr..
and Mrs. W. J. Dill, of Barker
Heights, and Mary Station Of
Xirconia.
Mrs j. b. Newman is staying
with Mr.. and Mrs. Pritchard
Jones of East Flat Rock
Mrs Rebecca Martin and son,
Lewis, spent a few days with the
Goforth's recently.
Miss Christine Brown is spend
ing few days with the Misses
Dorothy, Geneva and Pauline
Garren, Of Hendersonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Swami,
were the dinner guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. W. w. Brown one day
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Brown,
and children, visited Mr. and Mrs
Luke Frazier, of Tracy Grove,
Sunday.