davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-16
PREDAJE MAYTAG PRACOV
NAJVkC$IE OD ROKU 1881

Najlepsfm znakom zlepsenia
|sa obchodnych a robotnych po-
merov je zvyseny predaj pra-
cfch strojov. Aprilove zasielky z
tovarne Maytag Company v
Newton, Iowa, s1 mnoho vac
Sic, nezG v ktoromkol'vek me-
siaci 1882 alebo 1888 a prevy-
sujl sedem mesiacov 1881.
Uradnfci Maytag spolocnosti
tiez oznamuj1, ze prvych de-
siatich dnoch maja bolo vyslane
z tovarne o 30% Wac pracov, a.
ko Dol priemer v april.
Obnoven1 doveru a cinnost'
prejavujd Maytagovi obchodni-
ci po celej krajine, cd Maine po
Kaliforniu. Vyuzfvajd vyhody
ned&vneho snizenia Glen ma vse.
tkych modeloch a ma novom mo-
deli, prave vydanom, "a najniz-
Stu cenu v Maytagovej historii,
"a prac 8 motorom.
| Vzdor drastickemu snizeniu
cien Maytag modelov, dobre zna
my Maytagov standard kvality
Dol udrzany. Novy model je mai
nizsej ceny Maytag cd easoy
rucne hnanych pracov, a predsa
je to prac, ma ktory Maytag hr,
do polozil svoje memo. Tento
fakt q zlepsene pomery napo-
mAhaj1 predaj Maytag pracov.
Maytag prace sa teraz Ease
zasielajd " celych voznoch jed
notlivym viacerym obchodnf.
kom po mestach. Vel'ky pocet
novych predajni Maytagov bolo
zalozene.
Vsetky Maytag prace sd Wy.
strojene, kto 81 tax ziada, q
Maytaga vybudovanym gazolino-
wynn mnlti-motorom pre- domacno
sti bez elektriny. Mnoho Maytag
pracov 50 predava totiz j ma far
nv
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-16

barvy, < 1elen6mu ja4ierku, j
|rfmakej veil, do Kr&l'ovej ia
skyne. T& je najvacSia . rel'mi
krasna, mennje 50 dl'a p. Kr&-
Ia, ktory tieto jaskyne obja-
vii. Potom SINE prisli k rieeke
Lucavke, ktor& tecie hlboko pod
zemou medzi tymito skalami, q
ktora vraj vytvorila tieto ja-
|skyne kvaple ' Mich. Vtedy
mas sprievodca zahasil svetlo,
bolo to prfserne, ked' clovek sa
videl ' naprostej tine, niekol.
ko mil hlboko pod horou. Po-
tom zasvietilo d'aleko hlboko
medzi skalami zelenkave svet-
10. Bol to prekrasny pohl'ad!
Medzi tym nam hovoril, ze Y
tejto hlbke je vzdy, v lete '
zine ia ista teplota, totiz nize
Z stupnov g, vyse 6 stupnov G..
Dalej nam vysvetl'oval, ako sa
tie kvaple tvoria.
Tieto hory sd vapenca (lime
stone). Cez rozpukliny vapenco-
We tecie voda, v ktorej sa va
pence pomaly cez skalnl pova-
lu pretlacia a tam ostane kvap-
ka, kym nevyschne. Voda sa W.
pari, ale prasek vapenca ostane
ma povale. TAX pride druha
kvapka, tretia, desiata, sta... 2
tych praskov sa pomaly utvoria
kvaple, pomaly rastd a tvoria
rozlicne formy. Sprievodca nam
hovoril, ze je treba patnast' ro-
kov, aby sa utvoril jeden krych-
lovy nm. kvapli (asi 1/16 Gu,
Iin.)s Kol'ko storocf trvalo, kym
sa tieto vsetky kvaple utvorily
Cele tie roxy mix o mich neznal
0 tel krase skrytej pod zemou
v takei chvili clovek sa musf v
dust klanat' Bohu, ktory v pod.
zemskej hlbke tvori vacsie kra-
sy cd tych, ktore mono vidiet
ma povrchu zemskom!
Asi po dvoch hodinach SINE
yysli jaskyni, ale rozpomienka
ma ne tax skoro nam z mysli ne.
zmizne. Ked' niekto ide ma Slo-
|vensko, NAL by sa tiez pozriet'
do tychto jaskyn, lebo sl kraj-
Sic ako Orava, Tatry, alebo Strb-
ske Pleso.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-16
oDPovEb YOUNGEST. sLov.
POLITICKEMU KLUBU

Youngstown, O., Ia. j1na. =
Hovorite, ze mate clenov 20 vse-
tkych castf mesta, nielen 20 Z.
wardy. ia ale nevidim, ze by ste
pojednayali al inych wardach.
Ked'ze mate najviac clenov 20
I. wardy, co moze byt' pravda,
preco si nestanete "a dobreho a
schopneho muza, ako je Mr..
Kryzan. On bude pomahat' Slo-
vakom vsetkym inym skorej,
ako niektorf ini, ktorych SINE
mali v trade. Je on clovek, 8
ktorym sa m6zeme shovarat' a
ktory nam pomoze, ked' bude.
me potrebovat' pomoc, ktory bu-
de bojovat' "a mas a bude 81 mas
rsimat' tax, ako inc grupy. Je.
no protikandidat nema medzi
nami prilezitost', my SINE neza.
budli jeho pracu proti nasim "a
ujmom.
ia nemam mic proti vasmu ct.
klubu, ale daktori vasi cleno.
via s1 pricinou tohto nedorozu-
menia. Nuk zabudnime ma mi
nulost' a ma vsetko, TO sa pove.
dalo a dajme sa dovedna a
zvol'me jedneho 2 naSich do T.
radu, ma ktoreho budeme hrdi a
ktory pom6ze dostat' Slovakom
to, 60 i'm patri. s dctou
Ten, ktory je vzdy q nadovse-
tko "a dobro Slovakov. A pama.
tajte, xe Kryzan bude nasim bu.
ddcim koncilmanom 9 vasou po-
mocou. Dakujem yam.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-16

Read Lewis -piedseda xkknno-
iarn9ho vtboru, objasnil ciel', ],
ktory 81 rada postavila, vyme-
novanfm nasledujdcich poxiada-
vok:
1. Poskytnutie prflexitosti
vsetkym cudzincom, ktorf priSli
do spojenych Statov nezGkoni-
tou cestou medzi g.. jdnom 1921
a /. jdlom 1924, aby mohli le-
galizovat' svoj tunajSi pobyt .
neskorsie nadobudndt' americk6
obcianstvo. Cely rad predl6h po
dobneho znenia bude kongre-
som prejednany ' ned'alekej
budncnosti.
2. Snfzenie terajsich naturai-
zacnych poplatkov 0 pat'desiat
procent. Predlohy, smeruj1ce "a
tymto cierom boly ma navrh or
ganizacie National Council on
Naturalization and Citizenship
predostrete v dome zastupcov
kongresnikom Dicksteinom a '
senate senatorom Wakhom z
Massachusetts,.
3. Zrusenie poplatkov "a w
stavenie tax zvaneho "Certifi.
cate of Registry" v pripade
tych cudzincov, ktori prisli do
Ameriky po %. jlni 1906 a
vst1pili ma americkd podu '
miestach, kde bolo vedenie pri-
st'ahovaleckych zaznamov zave-
dene iba po ich vstupe.
Naturalizacny riaditel' v New
Yorku Thomas s. Griffing hla.
sill 1spech v boji proti rakety-
rom, ktori 81 vyberajd "a obet
cudzincov; dvadsat' raketyrov
bolo sndobne potrestane.
DR.. Finley Dol znovuzvoleny
"a predsedu Rady. Robert G.
Deming, Katherine M. Kohler,
Read Lewis, Adona M. Rich a
L. B. Travers boil znovuzvoleni
"a miestopredsedov. Ruth 2.
Bernstein bola zvolena tajomnf-
ckou a DR.. Robert T. Hill po-
kladnikom.
Rada nezaobera sa naturali-
zacnymi problemami jednotliv-
GOV, ale sl1zi jake clearing
house, pre- narodne a intestine
organizacie v roznych ciastkach
krajiny, ktore sa zaujfmajd Q
zlepsenie naturalizacneho zako.
ma a pomahaj1 radou bud1cim
obcanom. Tieto organizacie mo-
zu naviazat' styk 8 Radou, ak
napisu ma adresu sNational
Council on Naturalization and
Citizenship, 4 West 93rd St.,
New York. N. Y"
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-16

NIT rohotnfkov ) vslsni ~
ntmi rodinami usilovalo . do
stat v tovkrni pr4cu, ale mir-
ne. Robotnfci, pracuj6ci pri ~
tortntch peciach, vyhl6sili, ~
81 dajd snfxit' mzdu i 20 na 17.
KGs, ked' ttch 70 robotnikov
dostane Y tovkrni pr&cu. Sprl-
va pristdpila ma nAvrh ! ysala
ttch IL robotnfkov otcov ro-
din - do pr&ce.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-16
Alr6 vslk6 silo budnjsts7

North Dakota Agricultural
College dava t1to radu farma-
rom ku budovaniu sajla: Ma
pred So ustali, kol'ke stado tre-
b. krmit'. Ked' to yieme, osta-
the je Iahko vyratat'. Zisten6
totiS bolo, ze jedna krava zoze-
rie Cd 80 do 40 funtov sajloya-
neho krmu denne ! tento krm,
so do 40 funtov, zaujme jednu
kubield stopu miesta Y sajle.
Vyr&tajte si kol'ko kaxdA kra-
W zozerie sajlovan6ho krmu q
postavte sajlo 3 tol'ko kubie-.
~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-16
POLDRUHEJ MIIIARDY MA
P0zItKU PRACE.

Zaujem o upisovanie P6zicky
prace neochabol ami v predlze-
nej upisovacej lehote. Cd Is. do
20. maja boly upisane d'alsie
254 miliony Kcs, tax ze celkom
je dosial' upisana jedna mill.
arda, AS milionov a 700 tisic
Kcs. Vo financnych kruhoch s1
presvedcenf, ze vysledok prevy-
suje ocakavanie optimistov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-16
vYHADZUJt sPISY MAsA-
RYKA z KNIzNfC.

V Cesko-S -Slovenskej Republi-
Ike, ktorej prezidentom je Tomas
G. Masaryk, vyhadzuj1 neme-
ckf hitleristickf ucitelia 20 skol-
skych kniznic knihy, ktore napi.
sal Masaryk. A 6.-sl. vladne T.
rady nerobia proti tymto uci-
tel'om mic. Ako keby sa ich ba-
"
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-16

Y Batlinovych tov6rnach no
chemik&lie Y Perecfne je xamest
name $50 robotnfkov, ale Y obci
je seSte ihez Eamestnania asi so
robotnikov. Niektori . Mich pra
covali Y chemickej tovarni.
ked' boil Gas konjunktdry. Prize
mern6 mzda zamestnanych ro-
botnikov je 20 KIDS denne. Dva-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-16
lRkz v JtJlsI

Prvf raz Cd 19 rokov mali SINE
tn mr6z IS. jdna. skody moe ne
narobil, ale strechy boly biele
cd neho. Minult tf1deh q pu-
dia yarili q horkx kxosti
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-16
$1,000 berobotntch hl'adl
x1ato.

$1,000 Yudi 70 I&padnych Sta
tov, sue bez roboty, dalo SO ma
hl'adanie q kopanie zlata. L'u-
dia hl'adajd zlato vSade Cd RE
ky Mississippi ma z6pad. Len
niekol'kym : tych tisfcov 50 po-
darf najst' bohat5iu zilu zlata,
INF len Go 81 sarobia ma suchy
chlieb. 4
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-16
d xAvxDElf NovxJ NATU.
RALIzA6NxJ PRoC1DURY
+. i. /. s.

+. i. /. s.
National Council on Natural
ization and Citizenship" uspo.
riadal nedavno svoje stvrt6 ro-
Cite zasadnutie. Prehoyorilo ME-
kol'ko recnfkov. Jednym z pr.
vych Dol kongresnik Samuel
Dickstein, predseda naturalizac-
neho vyboru domu reprezentan-
tov, ktory prejavil d6veru, xe
kongres pozmenf terajsi natu-
ralizacny zakon, odstrani nie-
ktore neziad1ce formality z ma
turalizacnej proceddry a umok-
nj naturalizaciu vsetkych zako-
nadbalych cudzincov, ktori t1-
zia stat sa americkymi obcan-
mi. Kongresnik vyslovil sa tiez
0 terajsich vyso-
kych poplatkoch naturalizacnych
a inych podobnych prekaz-
kach, ktore znesnadnuj1 cudzin-
com nadob1danie americkeho
ohEia nStva
Inym recnikom boil naturali-
zacny komisar Raymond j.
Crist, ktory prehovoril 0 nedav-
nych zmenach v Naturalization
zakone, upozornujlc ma lepsi
sposob zist'ovania legalneho pri-
pustenia cudzincov, ziadaj1cich
o obcianstvo. Nezabudol dodat' ',
ze stare Iodine vykazy'', kto-
rymi ma byt' zistenie zakonite-
no pripustenia uhodnovernene,
s1 caste vo vel'mi zlom stave,
pre- ktor1 pricinu uhodnoverne-
ME dat je znesnadnovane a celia
proced1ra hatena.
DR.. John III. Finley New
York Times ods1dil svojej "a
ujimavej reci nespravodlive od-
lisovanie cudzincov Amerikanmi
a navrhoval zaujatie stanoviska
znasanlivosti a spravodlivosti
voci neobcanom. DR.. Finley de-
finoval assimilaciu jako tvorci
process, ktoremu sd podrobeni
jako cudznci, tax al Americana
sami, povzbudzoval, aby jaky.
kol'vek program spravnej ash
milacie zahrnoval v sebe nielen
poziadavku, ably cudzinec rozu-
mel americkej reci, zakonom a
konstitlcii, ale al poziadavku
uznalosti Amerikanov ku kult1r
nym prispevkom cudzinca, kto-
re sem priniesol z jeho kultdr-
neho dedictva narodnostneho,
prflezitost k priatel skemu do
rozumeniu a prijatie dcasti Gu
dzinca ma spolocenskom zivote
krajiny a naroda.
Abraham Epstein, vykonny
tajomnik spolku American As
sociation for Old Age Security,
prehovoril o dsili tohoto spolku
zmenit' v niekol'kych statoch
zakony o starobnom poisteni a
zaistit' tax starobnd penziu al
starym, nudznym cudzincom
ktori prezili v Amerike maine.
nej dvadsat' rokov a pre- vol a.
jak1 prieinu nestali sa nikdy a
merickymi obcanmi.
Niekol'ko recnfkov prehovo
rilo proti vysokym naturalizac.
nym poplatkom, ktore podl's
ich nahpadu brania mnohym Gu
dzincom stat sa tunajsfmi OBJ.
canmi. Harold Fields, predseds
vyboru pre- s1dobne rozhodnu.
tia, kladol ' svojej zprave oso
bitny d6raz ma fakt, ze terajsi,
naturalizacne zakony sd prislo
zite a ze s1 preto v rozlicnycl
ciastkach krajiny rome vykla
dane, co zapricinuje znacny I'm;
tok. Poukazoval pritom ma mno
ne prfpady, v ktorych niektorl
s1dy odoprely udelit' obcian
stvo cudzincom, ktori boil roz
sobaseni, alebo ktori boil nieke
dy arestovanf pre- prest1peni,
prohibicneho zakona, zatial' Il
inc study nevenovaly takymt,
priestupkom ziadatel' 'ov ziadne
pozornosti v6bec. TAX iste a,
poziadavky, kladene ma vide
lanie ziadatel'ov 0 obcianstvo
ME sd vsade jednotne, a tiez de
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-16

: isala: Stefina Surmikova Z
Assist Academic. Bellevue,
Pa.

N00l kAA6OC1AASs A>OAAS A>OAAASS'NssASAs
Pa.
s. ), <. Tlas.)
8 Ist& osOba, ktor& minulom
rokn navatfyila Demanovsk4 ia
skyne ma Slovensku, vyprava
nasledoyne zaujfmave veci:
Demanovske jaskyne s1 jed
nym ! najkrajsfch miest ma Slo-
vensku. Tieto jaskyne boly OBJ
jayene len pred niekol'ko rok-
nj. Ma pociatku pristup do mich
b0l vel'mi nesnadny q nebez-
pe6ny, lebo este neboly uprave-
as pre- n6vstevnikov. Neskorsie
ylida Eaujala ga tejto veci da-
y sriadit' ku MIN q v mich po-
hodln6 chodniky, takze teraz
ktokolvek, j deti mozu ich ma
vxtfvit' bez nebezpecia.
Tieto jaskyne sd horach ne
dsaleko Liptovskeho sv. Miku-
MSa. NaSa skupina sla vlakom
* do spomenuteho mesta, zta-
dial SINE cestovali autobusom
az ku jaskyniam. Cestou videli
SINE konecne sost1pili auto
sok6 hory, pokryte mohutnymi
smrekami, pri dpati h6r boly no.
K Sskaly ma mnohych miestach
boly do mich tmave otvory. Ked'
sme kinecne sostdpili auto.
BUSH, videli SINE pred sebou no.
w pieskom vysypany, hadovity
chodnik, ktory sa vinul dost'
Tysoko ma jednu horu. Isli SINE
po nom asi "a sedem mint, az
sme prisli ku malej zahradnej
restauracii. Tam Dol vchod do
jaskyne.
Poxiadali SINE sprievodcu, a.
BY aam ukazal jaskyne. Popla-
te' Dol Is Kcs, ii asi SOC "a O.
solas. Najskor SINE museli od-
! lozit svoje palice a dazdniky,
aby nikto nepolamal krapniky
vn6tri. Potom SINE isli ako do
hlbokej piynice, prisi SINE do
jaskJn.
Tychto jaskyn je mnoho sd
vospolok spojene dzkymi chod-
bami Niektore jaskyne sl vel
q, ako vndtro vel'keho, vysoke-
- kostola, niektor6 mensie, vi
nd 90 hore, dolu, ma pravo, ma
ayo. na box, chodby sd niekde
TAX nizucke, se ga clovek musi
sxlonit', aby hlavou neudrel do
slSaly. Cez tieto jaakyne ide no.
" cementovy chodnik q mnoho
schodov vinie sa do hora, dolu,
kaidym smerom. z jaskyne do
laskyne. Sprievodca hovoril, ze
je tam prizemie, prve a druhe
poschodie. Jaskyne maj1 upra-
vene chodnfky do vzdialenosti
troch kilometrov (asi dve mi.
le), este neupravene, ale tie5
vel mi krasne jaskyne vraj ga
tiahnu najmenej desat' kilome.
trov d'aleko pod horami.
Vn1tri je vsade elektricke 0.
svetlenie, tax ze je vidiet' jas.
ne tie divy pod zemou. Jasky.
ne vn6tri sd prekrasne. Sd axe
velike vysoke skalnate siene, 4
povaly al po sten&ch visi via.
de mnoho vapencovych kvapli,
vel'kych j malych. Tieto kvapls
vypatrajd, ako ked' voda zime
kvapk& Q zmrxne, ale sd ME i
Padu, ale 2 vapencoveho kane
-, po ktorom vzdy kvapka vo
a.. Aajd rozliSne barvy: bielu
xlt6, oranxov6, ruSov6, cerven1
- 6alkov6; voda ma mich 50 Il
{ eoee : elektricke svetlo, ktort
8 je pmiestnene "a mimi ich tal
pre1ik6, ako by boly priezrac
40 akla. Je to nieco talk KRIS
1hc, xe 60 to ami opisat' ne
q to treba vidist.
fsh kvapi je Wade plno
k soakupene . tyoria prekras
81 tvary. Ma jednom mieste st
IT. u "a povale, ako nejakS mestc
~ % yisia dolu -ako krasna, bo
u Skclona; indie tvoria lr6s
] oh4to osdobene lustry, ME
i <Ei$ 4
veria eelt LEI alsbo pal
sss& aks a1~1>s - .,<x%sn1w :
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-16

A9U8 okl3. Je 10 ulecO IdA AIo8-
14ko. xe 60 to ami opisat' ne
IA to treba vidist.
feh kvaplf je Wade plno.
Z e soakupene . tyoria prekras-
j. i tvary. Ma jednom mieste sd
: , ii povale, ako nejak3 mesto
yisia dolu -ako krasna, bo-
1fclona; indie tvoria KRIS
ch4to osdobene lustry, ME
vsria eel$ LEI alebo pal
hi. dalej 81 piSt'aly !
"a, ked' 81 do mich uderi
M xnia ako organ Y kosto-
nxdk ml ind n6tu, M jed
IL = pasie kr6sna owed
bislu1lkk, ako by ju len
ok6pal, d'alej je tvaroho-
y W 40 ! hrba bryndze. Pod
fIkom texie voda : Y nej
uyske hraeh, d'alej NJ
plno i laknfnoytc feb hstov,
81 - ~ loeh j inde =
= vinie rslikt xmrSlt
= yxetko is ME sku
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-16

SODaSenl, aleD0 ktOrl boil nieke.
dy arestovani pre- prestdpenie
prohibicneho zakona, zatial' 20
inc study nevenovaly takymto
priestupkom ziadatel 'ov ziadnej
pozornosti v6bec. TAX iste al
poziadavky, kladenk ma vide.
lanie ziadatel'ov 0 obcianstvo,
ME sd vsade jednotn6, a tiez de-
finicia "opravnenych svedkov''
ME je r1ce objasnena. TAX ma
Ipriklad Sd podaktorJch okre.
soch pripdst'anf "a svedkov al
blizki prfbuznf ziadatel'a 0 OBJ
cianstvo, zatiap Go ' inych O.
kresoch sd povazovanf "a 'tne-
oprAvnenych".
Miss Florence G.. Cassidy,
predsedkyna vyboru pre- admi-
nistrAciu naturalizaGneho zako-
ma, odpor6cala rad zmien ' ma
turalizacnej procedure, jake ma
pr. zruSenie poplatkov "a ned
speSne { hl'adanie z&xnamov 0
prichode cudzincov do Spoje-
nych Statov a usnadnenie pro-
ceddry pri nadobddanf certifi-
kAtu derivativneho ob6ianstva
xmiernenim poxiadayok n pre-
dnetieranie 60 8 xs,Is
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1933-03-24

MISUNDERSTANDING they
saw a ghost, two young negroes,
George James and Stephen Dickens
almost ran themselves Ito death
neal Oak City a few days ago The
two men, travelling the Tarboro-
Oak City road, declared they saw
a white object fall from a tree
about three miles out from Oak
City. When it started rolling to-
ward them, they started a race of
their own. Stephen was leading a
while and then George would take
his place. When they reached Oak
City they had ran out of their
shoes and were just about out OF
breath. They fell exhausted in
front of the drug store there, and
a doctor was called to them.
AS the two covered the. three
miles in a very few minutes they
yelled as they passed the homes a
long the road, daring not to stop
at any of them for fear their
ghost would overtake them. AL
armed at the actions Of the two
men, residents along the road, ff-
teen or more of them, are said to
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1933-03-24
Movie People
k ePayCuts
Officials And Workers In Big
Hollywood Studios Agree To
Heavy Reductions

To enable the studios to wealth
er the financial storm and go aheae
with pictures now in the making
salary reductions of IS and SO, PEI
cent were accepted by employees o.
three motion picture concerns il
Hollywood, another studio was or
a four-weeks pay holiday" anoth.
er was considering acceptance o.
the cuts and two Others were ex.
Pected to fall in line shortly.
The studios at which pay cut
yer accepted at mass meeting:
were Columbia, Paramount, and
Metro-G oldwyn-Mayer
In approving the salary reduc-
ton proposal of the academy Of
motion picture arts and sciences
Columbia studio employees agreed
to extend their cuts beyond eight
weeks, as requested, if hat should
become necessary, with the provi.
sion salaries be increased within
that time, if possible.
Effect Big Savnig
Savings of $5,2OO,O0o from tn
normal payroll disbursements
would be effected during the eigh1
weeks, including the 100000 al
the Fox studio, where the loo
employees agreed to forego salaries
for four weeks.
Nearly all the writers and dirrc.
tors at Warner Brothers-First Ma
tional signed the pay cut agree
ment. Actors and actresses took
the matter under advisement, how
ever, to confer with their manag-
ers and attorneys.
Smaller salaries at Warner Broth
ers-First National were paid in
cash, and studio notes were pre-
sented to those drawing the lat
ger wages.
All contract holders at the Para
mount studios, including players,
directors executives and writers,
assented to the reduction and one
of its directors, Cecil B. De Mile,
said he expressed the sentiment Of
the employees with the statement:
Through good times and bad
the industry has been good to us
and now is the time for us to aid
in the crisis
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1933-03-24
Warns Against
Rush To Farms
Many Persons Going To Country
Will Fail At Farming, Econ
omist Says

A word of caution and advice
to city jewellers who contemplate
moving to the farm to dodge the
depression is given by a farm ex-
pert here who says the back-to-the-
land idea is sometimes a case of
distant pastures appearing green
err.
Farming today is not the sim
pie business that tradition and story
have led many city workers to be-
~lieve,' says D. w. Watkins, agri-
cultural economist of the Clemson
college extension service. mo
business is more ruthlessly COM
petitive than the business of pro-
ducing for market most of the
staple crops of this country"
Intending primarily to advise and
not to. discourage those who have
a real yearning for the soil, he says,
however, that Tin the production
of special commodities there are
here and there opportunities"
TYPE of soil, roads, schools, and
churches, nearness to markets if the
type of farming is to require fire..
quent trips, and other considera-
tons are very important" the eco
nomist says. He suggests persons
expecting to locate on farms as
owners or tenants should consult
their farm demonstration agents as
sources of unbiased information
and assistance.
Going to the country to farm
for subsistence may be justifable
as a temporary e~xpedient on the
part of those unemployed" he said,
but taking a national view, he be-
lieves lands should be devoted 70
that use which will result in the
greatest good to society over a
period of years.
"This view" Watkins holds, els
not served when people locate on
lands where they are almost GER
tain to fall, as did their predeces-
sors. Neither are the best interests
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Deny Kissing And
Hugging In Auto

Salem.-After Mrs. Jenny Ken
ny, 34-year-old Peabody divorce,
had admitted in Judge Alden P.
Whites divorce court here that she
had accompanied Nathan L. Dill!
of Lynn, AZ, on automobile rides
every few days. last summer, but
denied hat she was sufficiently in
innate with him to keep STEADY
company" Dill, former shoe firm
executive, testified that he and the
woman were conversing about
topics of the day. in the parked
car instead of engaging in amorous
conduct, as his wife charges.
Emphatically denying that he
could have been kissing and hug
ging" Mrs. Kenny at Devereuz
Beach in Marblehead one evening
last August, as a detective employ
ed by his wife, Mrs. Carrie A. Dill:
testified, the husband maintained
that other automobiles were stand
ing near his, and hat there was an
arc light behind my car, an arc
light on the right side and white
way lights on the left" in addition
to the bright headlights of a vehi-
Gle in the rear shining on his ma
chine.
Dill agreed that he had parked"
with the divorce on several occa-
sions in his car, but he disagreed
with the Interpretation of the word
as used by Attorney James H. Sisk,
Jr., of Lynn, counsel for Mrs. Dill.
Parking, as the term is used to-
day, means petting,' declared tie
husband. 1.-The true sense of the
word does not imply that. My car
was at a standstill, and Mrs. Kenny
and l were conversing about the
general topics of the day. We were
parking in the true sense of the
word"
Before Dill assumed the witness
stand Mrs. Kenny had informed
Judge White that the former pur-
chasing agent of various shoe con-
Germs, who is nov an employee of
the Lynn postofice, had never been
to her apartment, had never given
her any gifts, had never purchased
clothing for her, and had never
escorted her to parties or dances.
She declared that he took her to the
theatre in Boston on one occasion;
however.
II went on automobile rides with
him and parked in the car, but we
didn't park very often" main
tanned Mrs. Kenny. I'VE stopped
only 20 or so minutes at the most.
And almost always we were under
bright street lights"
The divorce denied that Dill had
told her that he loved her, or that
he had talked about marriage in
the future" She asserted that she
never had kissed or caressed him in
his automobile, and that Dill had
never had his arm around her."