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The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-09-13
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYMENT
 JOBS READY
Competitive Examinations Are Announced by
 Civil Service

The United States Civil Service Commission has announced open competitive examinations as fol- lows:
 Nurse -Technician oBacteriology and Roentgenology CombinedD, In- dian Service; Graduate Nurse, Graduate Nurse, Visiting Duty, Veterans Administration, Public Health Service, Indian Service and elsewhere. In addition to other requirements, applicants must have had not less than two years post graduated experience in nursing.
 Medical Officer, Associate Medi- cal Officer, Assistant Medical Off, ficer; optional branches, cardiol- ogy, child hygiene, eye, ear. nose and throat, genitorinary (urology), internal medicine and diagnosis, urol-psychiatry, pathology and bacteriology, roentgenology, sur gery general or orthopedic), tu- berculosis, venereal disease, gener- al practice; Veterans Administra- ton, Public Health Service, In- dian Service, Coast and Geodetic Survey, and elsewhere.
 Engineers Wanted
 Engineer, various grades rang ing in salary from $2,600 to $5,- 400 year; subject to deduction of not to exceed Is per cent as a measure of economy and to a retirement deduction of 31a per cent; optional branches, aero- nautical, agricultural, civil, con- struction, electrical, heating and ventila.ing, highway, mechanical, mining, radio, struwctural, tele- phone.
 Photogrammetrist, $2,600 a year, less a deduction of not to exceed Is per cent as measure of econ omy and to a retirement deduc- ton of 31a per cent. War Depart ment.
 FOreSterS NeeQed
 Junior Forester, $2,000 to S2,- 600 year, Junior Range Exam iner, $2O00 to $2,600 a year, less a deduction of not to exceed Is per cent as a measure of economy and to retirement deduction of 3h per cent, Forest Service, De- partment of Agriculture.
 Full information may be obtain ed from the Secretary of the Unit ed States Civil Service Board of Examiners, at 211 Federal Build ing in this city.
 
 ELKS ATTENTION
 Meeting tonight at 7:30. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-09-13
BOY SAVED BY ; PLANE, RADIO,
 HAPPY AGAIN asasz -.s -e 4
Seattle TimeS)

Toddling uncerJanly as he walked for the fist time in a month, 5-year-old David Loof, who owes his life to the skill of a Se- attle amateur wireless operator and the daring of an Alaskan air. plane pilot, played today on the lawn of his parents Whidby Is- land home.
 David was dangerously i'll early in the morning of August when Ed Stevens, the radio operator, 915 18th Avenue N, heard of his plight from the operator at Ali talk, on Lazy Bay, Kodiak. Island. Noting the child's symptoms from the Alaskan operators message, Stevens asked Dr. A. H. Seering for a diagnosis, learned the case was one of peritonitis due to ap- pendicitis and relayed a request for an airplane to the Army wire less station at Anchorage.
 Thousand Mile "Trip
 The plane left at once with Pilot Harry Blum, who made the thousand mile journey of mercy through dense fogs and blinding rains to bring David to the An chorage hospital on the afternoon of Saturday, August G. after be- ing forced down by a storm on a barren island for an entire day With the boy was his mother Mrs. Henry Loof, and Dr. A. S Walkowski, who operated after the lads appendix had been rup- tured for ten days.
 Today the family was divided Mrs. Loof and David, after arriv- ing in Seattle Friday morning on the Alaska Steamship Company liner Aleutian, were on Whidby Island for David's forthcoming rest cure' prior to a second op- .eration doctors say will be neces- sary in october.
 Father Is North
 The father, former Bureau of Fisheries warden, is on Kodiak with David's 3-year-old brother, Donnie. |
 "He's the bravest boy you ever saw" the mother said of David. He declares he. enjoyed his air. plane trip very lnuch--although he was half-conscious throughout it. He knows he won't enjoy being careful for another month but he's facing it like little man. S In Seattle Mrs. Loof and David stayed with her sister-in-law, Mrs. H. w. Loof, 5517 33rd Ave, N. E.
 T. H. Bond, Mississippi delta cotton planter, exhibited the first
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-09-13
ELKS ATTENTION Meeting tonight at 7:30.

Old papers at Err Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-09-13

Advertisements spread world products before you.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-09-13
I WO HUNDRED
 ARE JAIL ED IN
 NARCOTIC WAR

ISTANBUL, Sept. 13. = Since Mustafa Renal said Stop it! to the contraband traffic in nar- cotic drugs in Turkey, Turkish police have been so active that in two weeks 200 arrests were made in Istanbul alone.
 Smuggiers of opium, heroin and harshish and clandestine manu- lecturers of these drugs, which a new law has made a state monopoly in Turkey, are being rounded up and imprisoned dur ing the kamalist crusade against the drug evil.
 Like all other reforms launched by the Gazi, this one, too, is be- ing conducted with speed and in- flexible determination.
 Advertisements spread world
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-09-13
COLLEGE YEAR All FAIRBANKS
 oPENsSEPI.1s
Largest Enrolment Expect. : ed Students from
 All Parts of U. s.
(Farthest North Collegian)


 Probably the greatest year in the history of the Alaska Agricul- tural College and School of Mines will begin with registration, Sep tember 15 Glasses will open on Monday, September IS.
 Many New Students
 Numerous applications and ip- quiries have been received. Cata- logues have been mailed out by the score to prospective students.
 Already several new students have arrived on the campus, and it may be necessary to devise additional plans to accommodate new students when the dormitor- ies are full.
 Reasons For Increase
 Since the Alaska Steamship Company and the Alaska Railroad are jointly providing transporta- ton rates to students. many ex- tolling letters have been received because the lowered transporta- tion rates are enabling more stu- dents to attend the Alaska Col- lege.
 Another reduction on student expenses was put into effect last spring with student board at the dormitories decreased from $45.00 to $4O.O0 per month. This will make a saving of from $40.00 to $50.O0 per year to the collegiate pocketbook. N 2
 Increased optimism toward the depression abatement is encourag- ing nal possibilities among high school graduates for further work here.
 , M CurTicuia I
 Besides new building improve ments on the campus, a critically selected teaching staff, the num- Der and practicability of courses offered have induced young Alas kans to take advantage of the opportunities offered. The College complies with the practical needs of the Territory. [ Despite the threatened approp- riation cut no courses will be dropped from the college curricula. Regular four-year courses are of- fered in agriculture, arts and let-' ters, business administration. civil engineering, geology and nining, and metallurgy. Short courses are given in mining and home ec- onomics.
 Largest Graduating CIass
 The largest Senior Class in the history of the College is expected to be graduated in May. Both men and women will leave the college next. spring with divers branches of majors to take ad- vantage of Alaska's opportunities.
 Individual Advantages
 Because of the moderately ,smau size of the college, professors and instructors come to know the stu dents personally and the scope of edacation is widened because . great deal of individual help and interest not found in larger institutions may be received by the students here.
 Greater advantages in student leadership and responsibility are seldom found elsewhere.
 Athletic Facilities
 : College and Fairbanks are sur- rounded by numerous playground facilities. Besides natures advant- ages of hunting, fishing. dog. mushing, skating, skiing and htk-' ing, sports exuberant on the cam- pus are basketball, baseball, box ing, wrestling, tennis, tumbling, hockey and minor activities.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-09-13
LARRY PARKS RETURNS TO
 WRANGELL ON NORTHLAND

Larry Parks, who brought the Virginia w. to Juneau from Wrangell, where it was under char ter to the Diamond Packing Co, for the past season, returned to Wrangell aboard the motorship Northland
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-10
zIADosTI PoDKARPATo.
RUSOV.

K ministerskemu predsedoyi
dostavili sa 19. ok
tobra poslanci podkarpatorus-
kych stran "a predniesli mu zia-
dost', v ktorej sa domahaj1 rie-
senia tyohto naliehavych pro-
blemov Podkarpatskej Rusi: /.
zavedenie autonomie, 2. urych.
lene vymenovanie guvernera, 8.
sriadenie. referatu pre- veci pod
karpatoruske pri ministerskon
prezidiu, 4. pristdpenie k budo-
vanin zeleznfc ciel'om zmierne.
mia biedy a hladu. Predseda via
dy uistil ziadatel'ov, ze otazka
autonomie Podkarpatskej Rusi
je predmetom rokovania vo via,
de a BE j otazka vymenovania
guvernera bude v kratkom case
rieSena. Otazka stavby novei
zeleznice bude presk dmana cd.
bornikmi, ale 5iadost' Q sriade.
ME referAtu pre- podkarpatorus.
ks veci nepoyaEuje Vida = ak.
tuklnu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-10
SKoLA MA sP1SI

Mesto Levoca sa uchadza o
povolenie ku zriadeniu cigan-
skej skoly. ziadan6 skola bola
uz povolena ako d'alsia trieda
statnej l'udovej skoly Pre- u
miestnenie ciganskej triedy pri-
pravilo mesto v jednej obec-
nych budov ma primeranom
mieste potrebn1 ucebnu q inc
miestnosti, ktore bud1 potrebn6
pre- prevliekanie a cistenie deti.
Y umyvarni sa deti kazdodenne
v rannych hodinach "a dozoru
ucitel'a d6kladne umyjd a po-
tom pridu do ocebne. ciste "a.
ty musia vsak po yyucovani "a
nechat' v skole. Ucebna bude '
prvom poschodf . V prestav-
kach bud1 sa deti zdrziavat' ma
dvore.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-10
voJENsKf PRfPRAvY

"Narodni listy" prinasajl
zprayu svojho pestianskeho ko-
respondenta, ze ma tratiach, spo.
jujdcich Mad'arsko Rak1skom
konaj1 sa mad 'arske vojenske
pripravy, najma ma trait Rab
Sopron- Ebenfurt. Okrem toho
bolo k zeleznicnemu riaditel'-
stvu v Pesti pridelene niekol 'ko
stabnych d6stojnfkov a takito
boil komandovani i ma miesta
zeleznicnych dradnikov ma tel
to trait. Podobne opatrenia bo-
ly porobene i ma trait, ved1cej
= Viedne cez Aspang do Szom-
bathelyu. D'alej je vojensky OBJ.
saden6 r4bske 1dolie medzi Kor.
mendom q Hartbergom. Tieto
pripravy poukazujd ma to, ze
Mad'arsko ma zahadne ciele,
pre- ktor6 81 vojensky zaist 'uje
cestu ma Viedenske Move Mesto
. ma Vieden.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-10
AMI v UzHoRoDE NEBUDE
MAbARGINA URADNoU.

Medzi mesta, v ktorych kles-
la mad 'arska mensina pod 209o,
patri al Uzhorod, kde bola NEST
ska rada vyzvana, ably urobila
potrebne opatrenia. Ale mala
vacSina clenov mestskej rady cd
mietla vyzvanie krajinskeho T.
radu q preto Dol teraz mestske-
mn zSstupitel'stv podany navrh
ma zmenu org. Stat6tu Y tom
smysle, ze mad d'arcina prestava
byt' rokovacou recou. Zastupci
madarsktch stran a komunisti
% postavii sfce proti tomuto
nAvrhn, ale zastupitel'stvo 81
proti is hlasom n&vrh prijalo.
" KoSiciach . Bratislave bo-
Y mad, d,arslG nec tel xruxen&.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-10
KRADEz v BREZNE.

Ma poste v Brezne (Zvolen)
stala sa dna II. okt. vel'ka kra-
dez. Denny prijem ma brennan
skej poste v ten den cinil co.
600 Kcs, ktore peniaze boly pri.
pravene k odoslaniu. Vykazana
suma bola uz v postovom vreci
a ulozen& vo zvlastnej miestno-
sti. R'1Ge cd tejto miestnosti
dostaly sa vsak neyysvetlteP-
nym sp6sobom do nepovolanych
r6k. Zlodej nasilne otvoril "a.
mknute dvere, rorezal postove
vrece a vybral neho celd sunni
v ciastke 10000 K6s. Pc pacha-
tel'ovi MET dosial' stopy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-10
oTRAvIL M1LENKU.

Krajsky sud v Levoci prejed-
naval trestny pripad 21-rocne-
no ml&denca Jozefa Straucha 20
Spisa, ktory NAL znamost' s Ma
riou Zelenakovou. Ked' bolo j.
ste, ze Zelenakova ma sa stat
matkou jeho diet'at'a, Strauch
na navrh svojich znamych dal
svojej milenke neznamy jed, a.
by no pozila. Dievka 20 strachu
pred hanbou brala jed, ktory a.
le po case 1cinkoval TAX prud-
ko, ze umrela. Ked'ze sud uznal
"a dokazan,e ze jed pochadzal
cd obzalovaneho, ods1dil no do
zalara ma 8 mesiacov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-10
DR.. dnRlTo no 1BlAHY

Dozvedame sa, ze hi. radca DIR
L'udovft Cerno krajinskkho &.
radu slovensk6ho bude povola-
ny do predsednictva minister
skej rady ako referent pripra-
vovaneho noveho oddelenia pre-
slovenske personalne otaxky. 0
d'alsfch slovenskych dradnfkoch
q enponentoch, ktorf majd byt'
prideleni ministersk6mu prezi-
diu, q to nielen pre- vybavovanie
osobntch, ale al hospodarskych
vecf slovenskych, rozhodne v
najblizsich dhoch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-10
POLICAJNH PES RoZTRHAL
NOD1JA

Vo vinohrade ned'aleko Leo
poldova bol prepadnuty hajnik
A. Castka. Traja 1tocnfci sa
vrhli ma neho t'azko no rani-
Ii. Jeden Mich vytrhol hajni-
kovi pusku udrel no pazbou
DO hlave. To vsak bolo al vlast.
nym nest'astfm 1tocnika. z pu-
Sky vysla strela, ktora ho usmr-
tia. Druhi dvaja usli. Cetnici
vydali sa hned' "a mimi i poll
cajnym psom. Ia chvil'u bolo
pocut'' jeho stekot. NASH psa Y
boji so zlodejom. Pes prenasle-
dovaneho zlodeja v pravom slo-
va smysle roztrhal.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-10
70 starej vlasi
{ (Zpravy sd prevEste : krajo-
vtch casopisov.
"HEJ, sLovAcI" v PRAz-
SKOM SlgEhE.

Ma sch6dzi snemu 20. oktobra
poslanci Hlinkovej l'udovej stra
ny domahali sa slova q ked'
i'm nebolo udelene, povstali, a
zacali spievat' ssHej, Slovaci!''
Piesen niesla ga sienou a nebola
nikym rusena, len koalicni po-
slanci opdst'ali sien, kym obe-
censtvo ma galerii pokojne W.
poculo hymnu. Po ukoncenf pie
sne volali slovenski Macdonald.
sti: Mech zije Slovensko!'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-10
10000 zELEzN16IARov DO
PENzIE.

b I = d 3 4 y ! = Z. u
Do konca roku ma byt' pen
zionovane asi 1900 zeleznic-
nych zamestnancov. Podl'a no.
vtch informacii ziada vsak mi
nisterstvo financii, aby zelezni-
ce penzionovaly este 5000 "a.
mestpancov. V dspornych navr-
hoch, ktore sa tykajd zeleznice
a post dohromady, je medzi i
nym al navrh ma snfzenie, po-
tame zrusenie niektorych We
dpajsich prfdavkov zamestnan-
com.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-10
BtRIIvf VoL'BY
" &TkT1 KEllTUCKY

v Kentucky, kde byvajd la
ste strel'by . kde l'ud HE, ako
"a koloni6lnych casov, boly ' a.
torok bfrlive vol'by. Zastrelen6
alebo zaklank bolo pitnast' o
sob mnohf boil xraneuf.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-10
ROZUMNE HLAsY tEsKYCH
GAsOPISOV.

Ceske casopisy cd Pribino-
vych oslav pfsu castejsie 0 slo-
venskych veciach a dakedy pfsu
rozumne. Ma pr. "Lidove .listy" !,
organ ceskych lidakov, takto
pisu otazke slovenskeho per-
sonalneho referatu v Prahe:
"Mnohym hospodarskym a
socialnym otazkam slovenskym
venuje sa pozornost' az v po-
elednej dobe, ked' je poda pod
nohama hor1ca. Mohlo sa mno-
hemu predfst', keby zjavom We
rejneho zivota slovenskeho bola
byvala venovana nalezita pozor-
most. Vieme, ze po poslednych
vel'mi vaznych udalostiach ma
sa sriadit' slovensky personal.
ny referat pri predsednictve mi-
'nisterskej rady. 1steze, keby
vec bola byvala realizovana
skor, mnohe nepekne zjavy dnes
nemusely byt'. Ale vinu nes1 i
slovenskf politici, ktorf sa vec
nezasadzovali, ako al zurnalisti-
ka, ktora nebola dostatocnym
informatorom slovenskych ve-
.ciach."
"Moravsko-slezsky dennik" /,
organ narodnych demokratov
pod nadpisom "Priciny nespo-
kojnosti Slovenska" uz po dru-
by raz kritizuje administrative
ne h6kus.p6kusy so Slovenskom
a posledne napisal:
"Dotklive SINE varovali pred
akymkol'vek nplatnovanfm sa
strannickeho vlivu a jeho zasa-
how do administratfvneho vede-
MIA. Ze ale krajinska samospra-
va nebola prevedena do d0sled-
kov, vidime ma skolskej admi-
nistratfve. Pytame sa: preco do
sial' nebola sriadena ma Sloven.
sku krajinska. skolska rada a
preco kult1rne zalezitosti slo.
venske musia byt'' vedene Pra.
by cestou skolskeho referatu '
Bratislavei"
Clanok je ukonceny takto:
"V minulom i v tomto clanku
priniesli SINE rad vytok, ktort
v s1hrne tvoria zaklad chyb 8
omylov ma Slovensku spacha.
ntch a ktore spoluposobily k ne
spokojnosti i ma statotvorntcl
Slovakov. Me je tym recene, Il
vina "a terajsie pomery nespo
cfva tiez prevaznej casti n,
ueddcich cinitel och politickych
str&n."
Je ma case, ze vladne case
pisy zacaly uz takto pfsat' <
nasich veciach. Prajeme 81 len
ably 81 tychto rozumnych hlaso,
vsimli povolani cinitelia uro
bill potrebnd napravu. Mar. N
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-10
RozPotET PoDK. RUs1
sUHvALENY

Krajinsky rozpocet Podkar-
patskej Rusi ma rok 1884 Dol
schvalent a uvadza vydavky '
ciastke 33,576,121 Kcs a 1hrady
ciastkou "A, 4,960,121 K6s, tax ze
deficit robi 8,616, 900 Kcs. vzni-
kol najma investicnymi poloz-
kami a ma byt' uhradeny pozic-
kou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-10
Zo8ALEL Y KosToLE

Y kostole v Berehove ma Pod
karpatskej Rusi zosalel pri bo-
hosluzbach mestsky zamestnanec
Gejza Frajtar Vrhol sa ma kHa-
"a i hrddsil no. Potom vybehol
z kostola, ale no chytili q do
dali do dstavu pre- choromyssl'-
ntch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-10
NAPNUTt PolEERY IUDN
RUsKOM 4 JAPoNsKOM

alom .Tannnsknm Ia 1oaa val,.
Ls .Iono,sLo ~ ohoolo aos. ],
rnskh Selazn;cn : Mand;,;r;; ~
moo; eko; sLoro no,ov;o, c;h,
rn RnsLo = ooho+n6 so1a,n;o,,
orado+, ola noohoa 90 ,,1a.+, 81
=; s+onv 1amo ) shire 1 ~
naholo nrekvonans oLo hol.
G,na ars5 1an ooo. ors arr,sar
ma mand snrslkycib hron;c;.ob
Tobo +5sd5o dovs+, ;.no,,s,r,s,a,,
yoienskvch lietadiel lete,o M
mad ruskou zemon ) ianorskv
minister zahranieia noSiadal
rusk6ho ambasadora. ahv sda,;,
svoiei Wade. ze yvtiahnnt;e IN.
skei armadv cd mandzirskvch
hranfc by yel'mi uyol,nilo na.
pnutie medzi oboma kraiinam;
Rusky ambassador mu odvet;l. u
by to nebol zlv nayrh. kebv Is.
ponske yrchnosti v Mandx,;r;;
prepustily 2 yazenia r,,skvcb -
radnfkov mandz1rskei zelezm;-
ce. -Japonske yrchnost; ' Man.
dznr;; nozatvaralv +o+;S mno
radnfkov, ako pociatok ku zha-
baniu tej zeleznice.
V Moskye ma vel 'kom shro.
mazdeni l'udu. = prflezitost; q.
slavy 16. yyrocia reyol1cie rec-
nil ministersky predseda WAGE
slay Molotoy o rnsko- -ianonskom
napnuti. Povedal toto. "V made
1toku, nepriate]' bnde nnlna
zniceny a nasa ceryena armada
dobyje dplne yit'azstyo, Nv SINE
celkom pripravenf ma neocaka-
vanv 1tokn Posluchasstvo t;eto
slova s yel'kvm odusevnen1m =
tliapkanim nr;ialo Medz; +l;an-
kai1cimi bol j diktator .Jozef
Stain
vo;onsL; oxno,,+; =, ..,,,,,o:,:
70 .Jonono; h. no+nohous1; ,,;,;
onov,1 .rmsd,, no noro7on;o =.
10; r,slre; ormsa1 Ionono; :.
tal6 rms A., no+rahr;5 ~ -, !
ze1eznfc nezl; ;ob ~ =; Man
dzt6,,;; hoo = no.,odno,,, 81, ;
nos+ay;,; dvo NOVA . ;odan n,s
stav y Kore; Mo1s r,,sLs arr,s
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-10

princfp N. r. A. To je princip
farmarskeho zakona. To je cely
princip zakonov poskytovani
p6xiciek majitel'om malych do
NOV a fariem, penaznej taktiky
a zakona 0 cennych papieroch,
zakona transportacneho a vset-
kych ostatnych zakonov pro-
Crane Franklina D. Roosevelt.
ia, shrnuteho Y jeho "New
Deal"."
Je celkom NONE, ze taktika,
zalozena ma principe laissez-
faire, bola by svojim casom
dosla ku konecnemu hospodar-
skemu vyrovnaniu, tax jake
tomu bolo uz niekoIko raz v
minulosti. PRIV kym by vsak
tento raz k vyrovnaniu doslo,
'szobrala by polovica obyva-
tel'stva celej krajiny ma uli-
ciach, alebo by zomierala hla-
dom, jako sa nazdava jedon
Glen "modzgoveho trustu' pre-
zidenta Roosevelta, prof. A. A.
Berle, Jr. Podpa jeho nahladu
je New Deal pdhym uznanim
toho, ze Pudstvo nemoze byt'
vecne obetovane po milionoch
ma oltari hospodarskych sill.
Prof. Berle je tiez tel mien-
ky, ze silly, ktore New Deal u
viedly v jestvovanie a v Gin
most, shodujd sa v podstatnych
rysoch tymi organizovanymi
silami, ktore narodohospodari
uznavaj1 "a podstatne kontro-
ly modernej rudskej spolocno-
sti. Prvou a najdolezitejsou z
Mich je kontrola lveru, ban
kovnictva obeziva.
Druha podstatna kontrola
spocfva ''neobyeajne s1stre-
denei nadvlade istych skupin
mad industriou. Priemysel je
podnikom, riadenym pre- osob-
ny zisk a poskytuj1cim tovar a
sluzby, ktore krajina potrebu-
je. Priemysel je vsak omnoho
Wac, ako iba toto. Je jednou z
hlavnych ciest, ktorymi sa roz-
del'uje narodny prijem, mech uz
vo forme robotnickej place, di-
vidend alebo cohokol'vek. Bolo
zistene, ze zmobilizovanim prize
myslu a tym, ze SINE cd neho
ziadali, ably splnil svoje zavaz-
ky, vyplyvaj1ce z jeho polo
zenia jake prijem rozdel 'ujdceJ
skupiny, urobili SINE velky
krok smerom ku vyrovnaniu
rozdel'ovania prfjmov, Go je ne
vyhnntne, ak nema system, a.
ko je mas, zmizndt' 20 sveta.
Ked' sa hovori o snakupnej 81
le' O zvacseni tejto k1pnej
s1costi, mieni sa tyym, ze ma
rodny prfjem nema zapadnht'
do plane nepotrebnych investf-
Gil, ale ma sa vlozit' do r1k
l'udf, ktori no potrebujd pre-
zakupovanie tovaru.
Tretej neobyeajne dolezlteJ
kontroly chytila sa nova ad-
ministracia prostrednictvom no
vo zavedeneho pol'nohospodar-
skeho zakonodarstva.
Mix nemoze urcitost 'ou pred
povedat', ze ktorykorvek z
podujfmanych zakrokov alebo
aida vsetky dovedna vyvedd
Ameriku bludiska jej social
nych narodohospodarskyc
problemov. Prof. Berle veri
vsak al napriek tomu, ze New
Deal je prvym ohromnym dsi-
lin prebojovat' sa ku premene
hospodarskeho systemu, ktory
da kazdemu hospodarske seba-
zabezpeeenie a moznost' k W.
plneniu svojho poslania a u
platnenia svojho prava ma Ii
vot.