davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-20
GLEN NASEJ VLADY
STRAM FASIZMOM

Edward F. Grady, pomocny
tajomnik departmental prace
vlady spoj. Statov NAL v pom
delok rec vo Flint, Mich, ku
priemyselnikom i robotnikom, v
ktorej povedal, ze jestli sa NRA
nevydari nasledkom nekoopera-
Gle priemyslu a robotnfctva s
yladou, moze prist' fasizmus a.
lebo al komunizmus. Vyzyval
preto ako robotnikov, tax prize
myselnikov, aby s vladou koo-
perovali pre- dobro naroda.
Grady tiez odpordcal poiste-
ME robotnictva proti biede v
star6be a nezamestnanosti, do
statocny kredit, dobre banky a
dobr6 peniaze.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-20
VEL'KE VffAZsTVO
RoBOTNfCTVA

Vo Weirton, w. Va. Dol strajk
oceliarskych robotnfkov "a u.
mamie unie. Spolocnost' nechce'
Ia popustit' q strajk sa t'ahal
Konecne zakrocila vlada a ta
prindtila Weirton Steel Co. u
znat' uniu. Robotnfci 81 teraz
bud6 m6ct' VOLT zastupcov, a
ktch oni chcd. Ako robotnfci
tax spolocnost' pristali ma to, a
by vSetky nedorozumenia, ktore
nem6zu spolocne urovnat', urov-
nala krajinska robotnfcka rada
pri NRA.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-20
KNIzKY
BUDU PRIJATE "a DLHY

Okresny sudca Geo. d. Cess
ner dal pravo resiverovi likvi-
dovanej Central Savings and
Loan Co. prijimat' vkladne kni-
xky toho tistavu ma platenie dl-
.hov tel banke. Devine 81 pytal
cd s1du dovolenie prijimat' $125
v knixke "a $10O Y dlhu q dostal
ma to pravo. Kto teda dlhuje
nieeo tel banke, m6ze 81 kdpit'
Cd vkladatel'oE ich knixky q nj
mi dlh vyplatit'.
Devine tiex dostal dovolenie
prijimat' bondy Home Loan kor-
'por6cie = morside ktore banka
drxf, ak 70 bude n nailsp6 6cm ~
|line yts e @ VA y
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-20
NESTAsTIE sLOvENSK1
CHLAPCA

Palko Sarosy, 7-rocny synl
dobre znameho slovenskeho f.
covnfka p. Jana Sarosyhp
Campbell, este 3. oktobra "A
dou pichol 81 vidlickou do 10
veho Okla, ktore al utratil. En1 81
ko chystal sa po vecery hr1 n
"kopan1' a chcel 81 obut' ta<lk&
topanky, aby mohol lobdu lI
Sic kopat'. Pri rozyazovanf Ip6
ky pomahal 81 ostrou vidh6ko
ktora sa mu cd uzla poklxla \
Okla, ako Dol sohnuty. Zprvu n
citil mic, ma druhy den Gel '
skoly, az okolo poludnia mn
ko bolo zapalen9 uGitel ~
postal domov. Pan Sarosy pol Ill
dill s chlapcom po specialist n n
v Clevelande tuna, ale 81
nemohli spomoct'. Ked' pr5 v
dila otrava, chlapca zaviex n
nemocnice, kde mu oko vy1
Teraz vo stvrtok prisiel ux y
ko domov z nemocnice.
Prave V den, ked' Pal 'ko
odvezeny do nemocnice, b.
rosy priviezol 81 druheho M
2 nemocnice domov, kde
dlhsi cas-.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-20
Vel'ky bazar
ma Steelton
Osada Mena Jexis usporiada
svoj vtrocny bazaar Y dnoch 29.,
80. a 81. oktobraL.

Osada najsv. Mena Jezis ma
Steelton pripravuje sa usilovne
ma svoj vyrocny bazar, ktory
bude mat v dnoch 49,, 80. a 81.
oktobra. Dosial' boly dive scho-
DE, ma ktorych zvolene holy
pracovne vybory a urobeny pro-
gram. %. oktobra bude karto-
Ivy vecierok, 80. oktobra ta-
neena zabava pri hudbe "villa
Grande'' orchestry a 81. okto-
bra bude hrat' k tancu obl'1be.
ma orchestra p. Michala Piros.
ku. Pocas bazaru bud1 stale W.
hravky uzitocnych potrebnych
veci. Nasledovne vybory boly
! zvolene:
Andrej Dolak, hlavny SPRAY
ca.
Farmarsky vybor: Stefan Ba.
ca, predseda; Jozef Martinko,
Juraj Kacmar, Jan Savko.
Stavebny vybor: Michal Kra.
mar, predseda; Jozef Ganovsky
Jan Gondol, Michal Layshock
Jan Bindas.
Sbierkovy vybor: Michal Bo
bovnik, predseda; Andrej BE.
han, Juraj Bernat, Juraj Bin.
das, Jozef Bindas, Jozef Bobov.
mix, Michal Dolak, Payel Dolak
Andrej Ferko, Stefan Gondol
Stefan Has, Mat. Hamborsky
Jan Kazi, Juraj Kacmar, Joze1
Krivanik, Jan Krivanik, Micha
Kramar, Jozef Martinko, jar
fMartinko IHartzenJ, Rudy No
votny, Jan Olsavsky, Stefar
Olsavsky, Jozef Serenko, Jar
Suba, Jozef Strauch, Stefa1
Tirpak, Jan Tobias, Jozef Val
ko, Jan Zurov.
Obchodnfcky vybor: Jan Mar.
tinko (Hartzell), predseda; Mi.
chal Baca, Michal Hamady, Jan
Savko, Jan Kerestur.
Zpravodajsky vybor: Jan Saw
ko (predseda), Stefan Baea
Jan Lesko, Jan Martinko (Har
tzell), DR.. Stefan Martinko, Ste.
fan Tirpak.
Zabavny vybor: Mat. Ham
borsky, Michal Layshock, Jozei
Martinko, Stefan Martin, And
rel Dolak, Andrej Porvaznik,
Stefan Friedman, Jozef Hospo
dar, Stefan Mako, Jozef Kri.
vanik, Stefan Carnoky.
Vybor obcerstveni: Jan Kere
stur, predseda.
Satnovy vybor: Andrej Kac
mar, predseda-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-20
sPoJENE sTATY
"a NEBUDt MIE$Af

Norman 81. Davis, zylastny
zastupca spojen5ch statov ma
konferencii odzbrojenia vyhlA-
sill, xe So Spojen6 staty nebudd
,nieSat' do politicktch zAlezito-
sti Europy, ktore 81 majn w
bavit' samy europsk6 staty me-
dxi sebou. Spojene Staty budd
ale nad'alej kooperovat' Y
prAci "a obmedzenie zhrojenia.
Intmi sloyami Davis povedal, be
90 nebudeme mieSat' do sporu
medzi Nemeckom q drnhy ymi
krsjins1ni. D .I,. Ils G,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-20
BILLION DOLAROV
PRE- ZAVRETE BANKY


Vlada Spojenych Statov, pro-
strednictvom Rekonstrukc kcneJ
Financnej Korporacie da jeden
billion dolarov hotovych penazi
ma zrychlenie likvidovania "a
vretych bank. Tieto banky maj1
majetku asi styri biliony. Bolo
vysvetlene, ze to neznamena, ze
vkladatelia dostan1 len 25c ma
dollar, ale ze dostanl tych 25c
ma dollar cim skorsie. Likvido-
vanie bank ide totiz vel'mi po-
maly v celej krajine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-20
NRA ukazuje
ostre zuby
6 mssiacov viizenia . $500 poku-
ty 6aiEk ttch, ktori ju klamd.
Vlada bude al1ists ur6ovat' ceny
pctravin. vel'ke platy budd
snixovan6.

Prezident Roosevelt vydal v
utorok rozkaz ma prenasledova-
ME vsetkych priestupnikov NRA
kodov alebo prezidentovych
sml1v znovuzamestnavania. Po-
dl'a zakona, pokuta je $500 v
.peniazoch alebo sest' mesiacov
vazenia alebo oboje a tiez take
mu priestupnikovi bude odnaty
Modry Orol, elm bude vystave-
ny bojkotu obecenstya.
Priestupnfkov je hodne v kra-
jine, ale MET tych, ktorf by "a
lovali, lebo sa boja prenasledo-
vania.
Pred prezidentom je teraz O.
taxa cien potravfn a inych
claAkov. SO percent maloobchod-
nikov 81 ziada ur6enie minimal.
nych cien, cim by bola zabra.
nena nespravodliva konkuren-
cia.
Dalsim problemom ma rozl1.
stenie s1 nesmierne vysoke pla
ty a bonusy predsedov bank a
priemyselnych podnikov. Vlada
je rozhodnuta tieto platy snf
zit' ma minimum.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-20
RAKUsKU HRoZf PREvRAT

Rakdsko je ami sud pusneho
prachu. Krajina je rozdelena
ma tri stranky, ktore 81 nechc1
navzajom popustit'. S1 tam ma
cisti, ktori pracuj1 "a pripoje-
ME Rak1ska k Nemecku; s1
tam monarchisti, ktori chcu "a
volat' Hapsburga ma tr6n a s1
tam socialist, ktorf chcl demo-
kratick1 republiku. Ma cele ra-
kdskej vlady je kancelar Doll
fuss, ktoreho inac menuj1 "Mi-
limeternichom', lebo je posta-
YOU nize 5 stop vysoky a chce
byt' neobmedzenym diktato-
rom. Kloni sa vsak ku monar-
chistom. Ked' Nemecko vytiah-
10 z Ldgy Narodov a odzbro-
jovacej konferencie, nacisti po
celom Rak1sku usporiadali vep-
Ike demonstracie "a Nemecko a
pok1sili sa zaujat' jednu zbro-
jaren v Linzi. STUDENT ma vse-
tkych troch rak1skych univer-
zitach s1 nacistami a robili maj
vxcsi kirk. Socialist sa usniesli
ma generalnom strajku, akona-
hle by ich vlada shodila 2 moci
70 Viedni, Y ktorej oni drzia
vsetky brady. Y p&de general
neho strajku, prevrat by Dol ne
odvratitel'ny.
Podl'a zprav vo stvrtok pri-
slych, Dol vo Viedni c.-s. mini
ster zahranicia DIR. Benes vystri-
hat kancelara Dollfussa proti
akemukol 'vek radikalnemu "a
kroceniu (proti socialistom), le-
bo ze by tym Dol ohrozeny mier
y strednej Europe.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-20
PRECEDENT VYZfVA
< DOBROtINNOsTI

Prezident Roosevelt NAL v me-
del'u vecer rec po radiu, v kto-
rel vyzyval americky l'ud ku
stedremu obetovaniu ma dobro-
Gimme sbierky, ktorych budd
cez zimu podporovane n1dzne
rodiny. Sl'dbil, ze vlada tiez
vykona svoju poyinnost', ale ze
podporovat' bliznych je povin-
nost'ou hlavne obecenstva ME
vlady.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-20
nRoDA zzluAKov MALA

Podl'a odhadov Departmental
zemedelstva vlady Spoj. Statov,
tohorocn& 6roda zemiakov y
krajine je Q Al percent mensia,
ako bola vlani. Suchota zmensila
drodu na 294. .0OO, 600 builov q
proti 35S, 900 900 bnslom ' Ian
skom roku.
Ako xn6mo, al droda psenice
! in6ho xrna bola nAramne ma
II nielen to, ale j Y Kanade q
preto neSakajme zlacnenie po-
travfn.
" Kanade so urodilo toho ro-
IA len 252, 900, 600 buSlov PIE
spzeti A AZ, 4 3 ,ooo ooo .IEs bnilom EIsI'
81 9 n E]S98S
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-20
VYROBA oCELE
JE MA UPADKU

Vyroba ocele v Spojenych
Statoch upadla "a posledny tyz-
den o pat percent, 20 A ma 80
percent kapacity, nasledkom ne.
dostatku objednavok. "Iron
Age' pise, Re sa najlepsie robi
v Mahoning a Shenango doll
mach sice o So percentoch kappa
city. Najhorsie id1 roboty v o.
.celiarnach okolice filadelfickej,
kde je cinnost' len 27-percento-
Vi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-20
NovY oTRAvNY PLYN

Franc1Bky professor lucby L.
Bert, hradaj1c nov1 vonavku,
nasiel novy otravny plyn, proti
ktoremu nepomaha ziadna ma
ska, lebo jed dcinkuje ma cele
telo. Mala davka ma kozu PISA
no usmrtila behom par hodin.
Novy otravny plyn mono vyra-
bat vo vel 'kom mnozstve. Keby
sa zacala vojna, tax o osem dni
mono uz MIN nicit' l'udske Ii
vOty.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-20
Predn&slka OF
Klubu 81.
Bude u tsjto nsdsL =
bra Y Campbell

Obeiansky Klub sv.
Campbell odbyya uz tejto
Ii vecer prednasku Y aud
me osady sv. jana Krsf
Prednaska sa zacne q
ne. PrednaSat' bude p.
Marc, ako sa sdstrednuj
ME dietok vo skolach, akos G
Ella a ako rodicia maj1 IN
hat dietkam k uceniu
mnohi rodicia posielaj6
dietky do skoly q viac 6
starajl Q ne, vsak mech
alebo ueitel'ka sa trapi y T. r.
ved' je on ma to. Ale to u
ka. Pan Michal Marc bude 8
nasat' o mensich triedach.
deme mat este jedneho s.
ka, a to je pan Jan Jaku
On nam zas bude predn1
vyssich Skolach, ako So tax
strednuje ucenie, 60 tam ID
vase deti a Ii ich mate p0l
| este do vyssich sk0l.
nam je potrebne sa pou6i
ysetkom. A toto je najd6le
Sic, lebo sa tn jedna o vaxe - =
tky. A 60 ma aovek najrae -
ako svoje dietky. Grad G. =
klubu povolava vsetkych ot
matky, ably prisli ma td ~
nasku. Bude to zaujimave =
mi poucne pre- tych rodiSoy,
ri posielajd svoje dietky do
ly. TAX este raz vas trad 70
klubu prosi, aby ste 81 dost
v hojnom pocte.
Pc pSedAkilEs -bnAe =
ma ktord sa ma kazdy Glen
klubu dostavit' pod pokzitp
To je posledna schodza pk
volbami, preto sd ziadani NJ
tel obcania q obcanky, kto
prisl1chajl do osady, aby 8 "a
castnili tejto schodze.
Stefan KluGar, 6xf
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-20
| NAolDFI oDGtDENf

Dvaja nacisti, ktori nabili ne
d&vno Amerik&na Ronalda Vel
q Y Dusssldo ked' nesaluto-
val pochodujdcim oddielom ma
cistov, ods6denf boil ma sest'
mesiacov viizenia. Toto je prvy
prfpad. ked' nemeckt sid odsd.
al nacistov pre- nabitie cudxin-
a. \ yfslsd dkom denis
IN A EBG
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-20
zIADNE MOVE FABRIKY
BEE DovOLENIA NRA

VlAda teraz ma pred sebou
eiastky priemyselnych k6dov, tt.
kaj6ce a. sdt'axe Y priemysli,
Podl'a Mich nebude dovolen6
stavat' move fabriky nikomu be-
dovolenia vyboru patricnsho
spriemyslu 1 pes privolenia gsu.
lJ|o|.npels /! 7 !|,Il llaEss 4!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-20
$50 MLADfKov oDl6Lo
DO PRACovNfCH KElRov

Vo stvrtok vecer odislo . nd
sho mesta $50 regr1tov do Fort
Knox, Ky, odkiap budd rozde-
lenf do rozmanitych robotnych
kempcv. 2 poctu $50, $50 bolo
! Mahoning okrssu, 212 \ Truns
bnll 4 n! 4 n = =.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-20
BRAVCOVINA A MGKA
Ease ZDRAzEJU

Vladna farmarska administra-
cia zacne ma 5. novembra platit'
farmarom procesuj1cu dan Cd
bravov a kukurice, nasledkom
coho zdrazie ako bravcovina tax
j kukurica. Zda sa, ze najviac
zdrazej1 "pork capsi'', sunka a
Stamina, tedy najfajnejsie k1s-
ky 2 bravo. Toto platenie ma
brady pestitel 'om kukurice a
bravov bude trvat' diva roxy.
Je skoro iste, ze zdrazie Ease
j m1ka, lebo guverner statu
North Dakota zakazal vyvoz
psenice 20 statu, kym ceny ne
vyst1pia. Podobny zakaz zamy-
Spajd vyhlasit' al guverneri j.
nych statov, v ktorych sa pse-
MICA vo vel 'kom pestuje.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-20
SCHoDzA INTERsYNoD II
SLOW. EVANJ. WIZ

Y Chicagu bude y dnoch
8. novembra schodza Inta16
dalneho vyboru slovensk f
q. v. knazov Y Spoj.
Schodzu svolava Danisl
predseda vyboru ) Nv:
Port Chester, Conn.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-20

Zamestnanost' So '. septembri
zvysila v Ohio 0 3.3 percent q
proti augustu, ale vyplaty boly
Q IA percent menSie ako Y an
guste, 20 xnamenS, Se sice Wac
l'udf ma pr6cu. ale Is praca je
len par dnf do tyidna.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-20

Glcv1si Saoysnky Dajty
safeb I leyl llron : 6loyspk( 4
The Washington times., 1933-01-31
COURT UPHOLDS
SP|TALE'S GUN

NEW YORK, Jan. 81 G.N.S0-
Salvatore Spitale, who conducted
underworld negotiations in the
Lindbergh baby kidnapping case,
today registered a minor victory
in his fight against the charge
he and Irving Bitz, his body
guard, murdered an ex-convict
last August.
Magistrate Francis ]. Erwin
held valid the revolver permit
issued to Spitale by Judge William
Thorp, of Greene county, New
York.
Both Spitale and Bitz were car
rying guns when arrested. The
revolver charge against Bitz was
put over for a hearing until
Friday.
The homicide charge against
the two racketeers was scheduled
to be heard tomorrow.
While counsel for the pair
threatened to seek writs of habeas
corpus unless they were released
this afternoon, police hurried an
investigation to determine whether
Spitale, who was born in Italy,
could be deported.
Police officials contended they
had sufficient evidence to con-
tinue to hold Bitz under the
Sullivan law, as he was carrying
a pistol without a permit when
arrested.
The Washington times., 1933-01-31
Mother
Faces Loss
OF Home

HOLLYWOOD, Calf, Jan.
81. GN.SO-Mary Carr, famed
movie mother" of the silent
films, today bravely faced a
real life tragedy that matched
the roles she played in the hey
day of her success.
A complaint has been filed
against the actress asking that
she be elected from her Holly
wood residence and ordered to
pay $500 assertedly due for
three months back rent.
Mrs. Carr became famous
overnight for her sweet, gentle
role in "Over The HILL" fol
lowed by other successes, but
during the past few years her
movie work has been confined
to comparatively unimportant
parts.
Two years ago the tragedy of
HollyWood's ephemeral fame
was laid bare when she filed
petition of bankruptcy, listing
against liabilities of $12,669 as
sets of only $165.
The Washington times., 1933-01-31
ROGERS DEBATE
AWAITS SITE

PULLMAN, Wash, Jan. 81
GNSO.-If Will Rogers debates
Prof. .Claudius o. johnson, dean
of history and political science at
washington State College here
he prefers Seattle or Spokane as
the site.
Prof. johnson, however, insists
that the proposed debate be con
Quoted in the college gymnasium
here.
Rogers objected to Prof. John
sons assertion that Rogers knows
little about foreign affairs and
offered to prove he knows more
about the subject" than the pro
feSSor.
Gate receipts would go to char
ity, half to California, one fourth
to Spokane, and one-fourth to
Pullman.
The Washington times., 1933-01-31
NEW NOTE SENT
. PERU BY j. 8.

A new note has been dis
patched to Peru by Secretary OF
State Stimson in the Leticia dis
pute, expressing this Govern
ment's hope that Peru will now
see it way clear" to accept the
Brazilian peace proposals and
restore the port to Colombia. 1t
is in the possession of Peruvian
nationalists.
Peru has persiStently declined
to accept the Brazilian proposals
without notifications. Brazil
proposed it should take over ad-
ministration of Leticia for a short
period to prevent warfare, and
then turn the port back to Colon
bia, to whom it was ceded by
treaty in 1922. Meanwhile Peru
and Colombia would negotiate a
peaceful settlement of the dis.
pute.
Peru objected to the port being
turned back to Colombia pend,
ing the outcome of the negotia,
tions on the ground that its ma,
tionals in Leticia had revolted
against Colombian authority.
The Washington times., 1933-01-31
BALLENS BREAK;
WIFE SUES

PARIS, Jan. 81 G.N.S).-An
echo of a sensational romance
which attracted world attention
Is years ago was heard here to-
day when Mrs. Clement Ballen,
the former Eugenia Kelly Davis,
filed suit for divorce on grounCIi
of desertion.
The Ballens we're married in
New York on May 20, 1926, some
years after Mrs. Ballen had OBJ
tained a divorce from AL Davis,
former riding master and profess
sional dancer who was known in
society circles in the early days
of the war as "the perfect lover"
The runaway marriage of Eu'
genia Kelly and Al Davis and the
sensational litigation which fol
lowed it filled the pages of the
newspapers in 1915 and 1916.
Miss Kelly's mother, wealthy
New York widow, bitterly opposed
the marriage, which was per
formed by a Mormon preacher in
Elkton, Md, after a dramatic
elopment.
In an effort to break up the
romance, Mrs. Kelly had her
daughter arrested and charged
with incorrigibility, but Eugenia
risked the loss of a 100000 an
nuity and stood by her husband
The romance of Eugenia Kelly
and Al Davis began when, as a
girl in her teens, she met him
while he was dancing in Broad
way cabaret with the famous
dancer, Bonnie Glass, who later
married Ben Ali Haggin.
The Washington times., 1933-01-31
!. ". c. A. ASKS
FOR HELPERS

Board members and a nominal
ing committee were chosen by the
Y. w. G. A. last evening at its an
nual meeting in Barker Hall. The
events of the past year were de-
picted by groups of girls in a stage
pageant.
More volunteers are needed for
Y. w. C. A. work, according to
Mrs. William Adams Slade, presi-
dent of the board, who said that
socially-minded women should give
up engagements of social charac-
ter and give more time to urgently
needed work.
Miss Margaret Fox, treasurer,
reported deficit of $19,166 last
year, and pointed out that the,
Community Chest is supplying less
income to the Y. w. C. A. this
year than in the past. There were
4,246 members last year, plus
4,736 Girl Reserves.
The Washington times., 1933-01-31
BRITISH SPEED
KING ARRIVES

NEW YORK, Jan. 81 GNS0.
Sir Malcolm Campbell, pale and
wan after seven days of influenza
and rough seas, arrived today on
the Aquitania, en- route to Day
tona Beach, Fla, where he will at
tempt to lower his own world
record for automobile speed.
A year ago the English speed
king established a standing of
1855 miles an hour in his flying
car, the Blue Bird" but he hopes
to better that mark within the
next few weeks.
His hopes are based on the fact
that new $500 horsepower motor
has been installed in his car and
new tires capable of withstanding
the terrific pressure of a 300-mile-
an-hour speed have been put on
the wheels.
The Washington times., 1933-01-31
5-6 SET
FOR START Of
CONFERENCE
New Deal With Great Britain
First Job on Program
of PreSident-EIeCt
BY GEORGE r. HOLMES

A British debt mission will
arrive in Washington to begin
negotiations with the Roosevelt
administration before the in
augural flags and bunting have
been cleared away in Pennsyl-
vania Avenue.
President-elect Roosevelt told
Sir Ronald Lindsay, the British
ambassador, that he hoped to
begin negotiations as soon as
he assumes office and March 5-6
was set as the tentative date for
the parleys to open. Sir Ronald
left Washington today for New
York. He will sail at midnight
for London to make arrange
ments and report to his govern
ment.
Has ROOSeveIt's Views
The ambassador will take to
London with him a fairly COM
prehensive outline Of the Roose-
veltian policy concerning anchor
alton of the $4,500,000.000 Brit
ish debt, cleaned in their Sunday
conference in the Georgia noun
tainS
For one thing, he is going to
report that it will be useless for
British mission to come to
Washington prepared to discuss
the debt question alone. as the
British government desires to do.
He will report that the incom-
ing President is inSistent that
the ENJOYS be qualified and en-
powered to discuss economic ques-
tions which the new American
Administration believes are part
and parcel Of any debt revision.
Three-POint Program
It was learned that Mr.. Roose-
velt furnished the British envoy
with what was, in effect, three.
point program which the London
government must be prepared to
discuss in relation to revision of
the debt:
/. The loosening of tariff
barriers erected during the
past two years, which have
seriously curtailed American
trade with Great Britain and
her dominions.
2. Cooperation in the Far
East, where the situation is re-
garded as becoming steadily
more grave. The open door is
menaced under Japan's ram
pant militarism, and with it
the vast Oriental trade of both
Great Britain and the United
States.
8. Sterilization of British
currency and possible return of
Great Britain to the gold
standard.
Each of these links up with
the President-elect's policy of no
debt revision unless it is accom-
panied by what he has frequently
characterized as compensatory
advantages" for American trade.