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Evening star., 1934-03-06
F|RSTLADYFLY
0VERSEATOCUBA
Stops at Port au Prince.
San Pedro Scheduled Be-
fore Puero Rico Landing.
BULLETIN.

NUEVITAS, Cuba (via Pam
American Airways Radio) March
6 R.-The American clipper bear
ing Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt and
a party of friends arrived here at
12:35 pm. Today. half way from
Miami to Port au Prince, Haiti,
where they will spend the night.
By the Associated Press.
MIAMI, Fla, March 6.-Mrs. Frank
lin D. Roosevelt arrived here today by
train from Washington and after q
hasty breakfast departed aboard q
large seapIane for Puerto Rico to OBJ
tain first hand information on health
and economic conditions in the insular
possession.
The wife of the President was greet
ed at the station by delegation Of
city officials and club women and Mrs.
Hortense K. Wells, Democratic Ma
tional Committee Woman for Florida.
They chatted briefly and then Mrs.
Roosevelt, anxious to begin the aerial
trip through the West Indies, has
tened to hotel, ate light breakfast
and motored to the International Air
port, where she and her party of six
boarded the seaplane.
Six Other Passengers. {.
Six other passengers also were
aboard the plane with the First Lady.
Included in the party was Rexford
Guy Tugwell, Assistant Secretary Of
Agriculture, and several economic ex-
perts who are to make q survey Of
Puerto Rico. Among them was Miss
Lorena Hickok, investigator for the
Federal Relief Administration.
The party expects to have lunch
today in Neuvitas, Cuba, and spend
tonight at Port Au Prince, Haiti. To-
Pedro, Dominican Republic, make the
short water hop across Moca Passage
and land at San Juan, Puerto Rico.
While on the trip, Mrs. Roosevelt
also plans to visit the Virgin Islands,
a short distance east Of Puerto Rico,
with stops at st. Thomas and st.
Croix.
The First Lady expects to return to
the United States in about 10 days.
Meets Capt. Mccarthy.
Mrs. Roosevelt also was greeted by
q number of Cubans. and a police
captain who was in action when Giu-
seppe Zangara, the assassin, fatally
wounded Mayor Anton ]. Cermak Of
Chicago in an unsuccessful attempt to
kill Mr.. Roosevelt here q year ago.
Il headed that police detail" Capt.
W. j. Mccarthy told the First Lady
Il was with Secretary Mcintyre most
Of the night"
"Oh, really" exclaimed Mrs. Roose-
velt, shaking hands with Mccarthy.
How very nice to see you."
II am very grateful for the warm
welcome you have shown this morn
ing" said Mrs. Roosevelt as she spoke
into the microphone Of several news
reel cameras before joining Tugwsll.
Evening star., 1934-03-06
STUDENTS WORK
At NIGHT SCORED
Manor Park Citizens Name
Committee to Investigate
Study Problem.

Abolition or curtailment of night
work among school students in the
District was advocated at a meeting
last night of the Manor Park Citizens
Association, held in the Whittier
School.
Many members complained that their
children were forced to work two or
three hours every night in order to
complete night assignments given
them in Junior or senior high schools.
Other parents explained that their
children did not require that amount
OF time for their studies In the eve
ming. The resolution was passed by q
majority vote and the Education Com
mittee of the association authorized
to make an investigation of the pos
sible removal Of night assignments
from school plans.
Thinks Change Desirable.
John D. Smoot, who introduced the
measure, said that he did not believe
that the child should continue his
or her school work on into the night,
and that it might be possible to work
out a plan for increased hours at
school to include study periods and
absorb sufficient time during the day
that any night work would be OBJ
waited.
Completion of the work under con-
struction at the Takoma- Manor Park
Recreation Center adjacent to the
Whittier School which includes wad-
ing and swimming pools, tennis
courts and athletic fields under pres
ent construction plans. will be made
by about May l. Members reported
that the association had been assured
$4,000 had been set aside to COM
plete work, which was halted the last
few weeks due to inclement weather.
New Center Question.
A committee was selected to in
vestigate the possible plans of the
Board of Education in regard to aug
menting and correlating the activities
OF the school developments in con-
nection with the new recreation CEN
ter.
Improvement Of present school
facilities to include an assembly hall
and gymnasium at the Whittier
School, construction Of the Manor
Park Senior High School and an ad-
dition to the Paul Junior High School
will be urged at meetings Of the
House District Committee this week
by representatives Of the association,
members said last night.
A committee was selected to in
vestigate new schedules for bus lines
and rail transportation. A possible
loop" Of the car line to allow access
In and out of the Manor Park section
by way of Northeast as well as the
present route, which necessitates
passing down through the Northwest
section before going to other parts Of
The city, members pointed out, was
needed.
The Chillum Heights and Takoma
Park Citizens Associations are work.
ing in conjunction with the Manor
Park Association in the solving Of the
problems.
Evening star., 1934-03-06
END OF UNEMPLOYMENT
NECESSARY, SAYS DAVIS
Public and Civil Works Cannot
Continue Indefinitely, He As
serts in Radio Talk.

Unemployment must be banished
from the United States, Senator
James j. Davis of Pennsylvania said
last night in a radio address over
Station WMAL on the Washington
Community Forum program spon-
sored by the Community Chest and
the National Broadcasting Co.
Senator Davis referred to the prog
ress made in the last SO years in the
trends Of social work and of the re-
cent steps taken to combat unemploy-
ment.
He said:
1T is not enough for the Govern
ment to provide public and civil
works. These are but temporary
measures and cannot continue indef-
nitely unless we are content to COM
pletely abandon our American insti-
tutions of free industry and politics.
1--WE must refuse to heap all of our
vexatious difficulties upon the Fed
eral Government while we wait for
soIle one else to do for us and our
neighbors what we ought to do for
ourselves"
Evening star., 1934-03-06
REOPENED BANKS
DEPOSITS MOUNT.
Three Times as Large as
Withdrawals on First
Day of Operation.

DepOSltS III tne washington Me-
chanics Savings Bank were three
times as large as Withdrawals yester-
day, as the Mount Vernon Savings
Bank reopened as headquarters of the
Mechanics Bank at Ninth street and
Massachusetts, avenue.
This was disclosed today by Clar-
ence F. Burton. president of the en-
larged Mechanics Bank, as the institu-
tion went into Its second day of ope-
ration with substantial lines of de-
positors in the lobby.
Surprised BY Showing.
President Burton and Vice Presi-
dent Frank w. Lee were not only
gratified but surprised at the first
days showing. they said. because with
drawals particularly have been much
smaller than they had anticipated.
There were many large deposits, one
being for $2l 900, it was reported.
The bank was profusely decorated
with floral gifts from friends of the
bank in the business and financial
section.
A handsome Offering came from
the District Of Columbia Bankers As
sociation.
Franklin Efforts Continue.
The Franklin National Bank con-
tmued meanwhile with its efforts to
get In suf1cient waivers from de-
positors and to sell enough stock in
the new merger to reopen as a part
Of the enlarged institution.
Both the Mount Vernon and the
Franklin have been closed for about
year, since the Presidents bank
holiday.
The Washington Mechanics Savings
Bank, with the reopening of the Mount
Vernon as its headquarters, now has
tho downtown main ONCE and four
branches scattered throughout various
business sections OF the city.
Evening star., 1934-03-06
HUNGER MARCH ENDS
London Demonstrators Had Rally
in Hyde Park.

LONDON, March 6 R.-Nearly
1000 "hunger marchers" left for their
homes in all sections Of Great Britain
yesterday. Police escorted them to
the outskirts of the capital.
Before leaving they had q rally in
Hyde Park, where 500 police watched
them drink coffee from huge field
kitchen kettles.
Evening star., 1934-03-06
COTTON CONTROL BILL
HELD LIBERTY THREAT
Directors Of q. s. Chamber Of
Commerce Declare II Is
Not Warranted.

By the Associated Press.
The Bankhead bill for compulsory
cotton control, which President Roose-
welt has Endorsed in principle, Is re-
garded by directors Of the United
States Chamber of Combmerce as q
dangerous threat to personal liberty.
In q resolution made public last
night, they said the bill If passed
would Subordinate the free American
citizen to the dictation and tyranny
Of the Government"
I'VE cannot accept the proposition
that the relief Of our present troubles
warrants the sacrifice Of personal
rights to the extent involved In this
law" the resolution asserted. "It Is
the most concrete application of the
concept that men must be made po-
litical slaves to secure economic vel
fare"
Evening star., 1934-03-06
SOCIALISTIC ERROR!
John D. Rockefeller, Sd, Mistak-
enly Placed on Party Rolls.

enIy Placed on Party Rolls.
NEW YORK. March LP-Social-
lists were pleased and startled to find
on their party rolls today the name Of
Mrs. John D. Rockefeller, Sd.
Mrs. Rockefeller and her husband,
the son of John D. Rockefeller. jr.,
are regularly enrolled in the Repub-
lican party. The new allegiance of
Mrs. Rockefeller was held to be en-
tirely synthetic and attributable to Q
clerical error.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-07-13

Ju ruSKu Qurum pSenlcu, ma
me prebytok psenice. Ona rastie
severozapadnych atatoch a
Kanade, kde by ziadna ina pse-
MICA nedozrela, ba ami nerastla
pre- sucho a zimu. Durum pse-
nicu vypestovali ruskf ucenci. I
tvrda psenica, ktorej sa tol'ko
urodi v Kansas a okolitych Sta
toch, prisla z Ruska. Rusko da-
10 Amerike tajnost' vyroby
''rusk6ho zeleza'', ktore bolo
svojho casu vel'mi vzacnym.
Prave teraz sa vybrali americki
agronomi do ,Ruska, aby donie-
sli odtial' semeno psenicnej ira
Wy, ktora rastie v najsuchSom
podnebi a v najhorsej p6de a
je vel'mi vydatna pre- dojn&
kravy. Sema bude zasiate ma
holych, slnkom vyprazenych q
rozpukanych poliach zapadu q
tseverozapadu. Takto bude "a
chranene mnoho milionov akrov
p6dy Cd obratenia "a ma pdSt'.
Cesi naucili Amerikanov W.
robe niektorych druhov ocele.
my Czech vyna1iel process tla6e-
MIA obrazov, bez ktorkho BY =
msrislE6 xaeopiay nsnsly syoj
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-07-13
Male vynAlezy donasajt dobrt
.. ~ xiSk.

Je zaujimav6, de pr&ve mai
jednoduchsimi vynalezmi moEno
zarobit' najviac penazi. Je len
treba, aby novy predmet uspo-
kojoval dennd potrebu, zaujf-
NAL obecenstvo a siel dobre ma
odbyt. Podl'a dat, ktor6 uvadza
Popular Mechanics, vyniesla
v Amerike vel l'mi oh'1bena
hracka, tancujdca ldtka, svoj-
mu vynalezcovi rocne $4,000
dolarov, zatial' Go muz, ktory
vynasiel koleckove brusle, "a
robil Wac ako jeden million. Ci-
perny clovek, ktory upevnil ma
koniec ceruzky gumu, 7arobil
.ttm Wac ako 100, 600 dolarov
rocne a muz, ktory vynasiel ma
vliekaciu ihlu, zaistil 81 tym ma
jetok poltret'a miliona dolarov.
.Znacne bohatstvo ziskal 81 w
'n6lezca ocel'oveho pera. Boh6.
Com stal "a tiez muz, ktory pr
w pouxil bavlnenej l4tky M
pot - dkfdnikoy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-07-13
DosTALA 6s CENTov
"A 20 BRAvC0v

Mrs. A. Mosback 2 Cortland,
ILL.,, potrebovala peniaze, preto
sa rozhodla predat' 20 syojich
bravcov prostrednictvom Chica-
go Producers Commission Asso-
ciation. Bravce boly predane a
Mrs. Mosback dostala "a ne -
68 centov! Bravce boly v sku-
tocnosti predane "a $12.2 (po
75c "a 100 funtov), ale $3.50
musela platit' "a pouzitie chile
va a vah v jatkarni a 55c "a ku-
kuricu, ktor1 tam pozraly. Po-
ist'uj1ca spolocnost' dostala
$1.40 "a poistenie proti ich po-
raneniu ma ceste na trh a DC "a
poistenie ich proti ohnu. ia do
vezenie bravcov ma trh jej ra-
tall $3.61. Chicago PRODUCERS
Commission Association 81 sta
hla $500 komisie "a predanie
bravcov a masova komisia, kto-
ra bravce prezerala, ci sd s1ce
ma maso, dostala "a to Z centov.
Takto pani Mosbackovej costa
10 len 68 centov "a 20 bravcov,
ktorych ona krmila a sa o mich
starala cd zimy. Taky je ten
zivot farmara! Ale farm&ri 81
nechc1 pomahat' - nezaklada-
jd 81 kooperatfvne spolky, MET
svornosti medzi mimi, ako jej
MET ami medzi robotnikmi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-07-13
KARDINAL FAUIHABER
OHROzENY MA zIVOTE

Do Belehradu prisiel tieto
dni sarajevsky archbishop Sa-
ric, ktory Dol pred dvoma tyz-
dhami v Nemecku ma navsteve
u kardinala Faulhabera. Arci-
biskup Sari6 sa vyslovil, Ee kar-
dinal Faulhaber boil skutocne v
nebezpeci zivota pocas vrazde-
MIA nemeckych vodcov Hitle-
rom. ZvlaStna Hitlerova garda,
ktora tie vrazdy prevad1ala,
hpadala kardinala, ale ho nena-
sla, lebo bol ukryty v jednej
dedine v Bavorsku, povedal ar
cibiskup Saric. Ked' vrazdenie
prestalo, kardinal sa vratil do
Mnic.hova.
Pooas vrazdenia zabity Dol u
dajne katolicky knaz Mueller.
Zprava dosiap ME je potvrde-
ma, ale vo Vatikani sd o neho
obavy. Vatikan mieni poslat
protest nemeckej Wade pre- "a
vrazdenie Ericha Klausenera,
vodcu Katolfckej Akcie v Ne
mecku a tiez pre- schvalne spa
lenie jeho mrtvoly, Go sa pro-
tivi pravidlam katolfckej cir
kve. Hovori sa tiez, ze> Vatikan
pomys a zaciat' in1 politiku
voci Nemecku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-07-13

Takto tedy vedia Slov&ci pc
stovat' vzajomnost' slovanskI.
Naproti tomu ceske vladne Ca
sopisy este teraz napAdajd
pol sk1 vl&du.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-07-13
is. j tJIA 1884
MA PREDAJ

Ma Brandon Ave-, hnsd' pri Po-
land youngstown ceste ' stru-
theirs Giasto6ne vybudovsnt dom
. lot 8 ovocnymi stromami. Hl&-
ste 90. a Ellen Evich, Brandon
Ave-, pri Poland Youngstown
Road, struthers, 0.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-07-13

mosprave. Akiste len TAXI, akd
81 svojou neorganizovanost 'ou
zasldzi.
Henry I. Hartman, predseda
Obchodnej Komory Spojenych
Statov udava, ze v roku 1929
prijmy obyvatel'stva Spoj. Sta
tov obnasaly $s5, 900, ,OOO, 600, 20
je najvyssia cislica, akd sme
kedy dosiahli. 2 tohto obnosu
robotnfctvo a dradnfctvo dosta-
10 vraj $52,O ,OOO, 900, 600, farma-
ri $12, ZOO, GOO, 900, PROFESSIONAL
$40, ,0OO, 100000 ma 1roky a di-
videndy slo $11, 900, ,O0O, 900. -
Lanskorocny narodny prfjem
nebol vacsi, ako $45 GOO, 600, 900.
v Prahe je cely poplach to-
no, ze ruske nradne noviny pi-
su CSR. "Cesko.Slovenska Re-
publika' Is rozdel'kou a VEL
kym s. a ME "CeskoslovenskA"
(bez rozdel'ky a S malym 81.
Rusko tedy uznava, ze Slovaci
s1 tiez narodom a ME bastar-
dom.
Hitler svolal nemecky gumo-
w parliament ma piatok, aby
mu udrel pecat' ma hromadnd
yrazdu, ktord previedol pred
dvoma tyzdnami. TAX 81 svedo-
mie utisi.
Preco vlastne bola ia hro-
madna vrazda v Nemeckui Hit
Ierova nacisticka strana ma v
programe bod o zostatneni prize
myslu a rozdeleni vel 'kych po-
zemkov junkerov l'udu. Hitler
neurobil ami to ami to, ale W.
dal robotnfctvo do poddanstva
nemeckych priemyselnych ba-
r6nov. Programu vernejsi ma
cisti sa protivii a chystai sa k
revolte. Hitler sa o tom doznal
a vodcov spiknutia - asi 200 -
dal zavrazdit' PRIV, ako mali
prilezitost' revoltovat'. Popri
mich dal zavrazdit' i niektorych
spiklencov, ktorf s nacistami ne
mali mic spolocneho a pracova-
Ii "a navrat kajzera. Hitler ne
mohol splnit' sl'uby dane l'u-
du preto, lebo priemyselnf ba-
roni mu dali miliony, pomocou
ktorych sa dostal k moci. IRA
diac pud, Hitler sa nem6ze Wac
nan opierat', ale jedine ma bo-
daky. A preto je situacia v Ne
mecku neista a pima vsetkych
moznosti.
Rak1sky diktator Dollfuss Dol
u Mussoliniho ma raporte, kde
dostal rozkazy, ako ma d'alej
"diktovat'." Prfd1c domov,
hned' zrusil vladu a vymenoval
Seba "a vladu.
Vo Viedni maj1 novy vtip 0
Dollfussovi. Hovoria, ze vlada
ide vydat' move postove stem
pliky s obrazom Dollfussa v je-
ho zivotnej vel'kosti.
Vlada republiky Chile ide
znicit' pol miliona oviec, aby
zvtsila ich cenu. Tiez nici brav.
Gov, ably cena bravcoviny W.
skocila. Chilska vlada naucila
sa to cd nasej. Nasa vlada dala
znicit' asi diva miliony prasnfc,
lenze maso rozdala l'udu.
Cleveland ma Slovaka kan
didata do kongresu. MIN je ad-
vokat Frantisek V. Sotak. So
tam j styria Slovaci, ktori kan
diduj1 do Statnej zakonodarne.
A my tu nemame teraz Slovaka
kandidata AMI len "a sarhu.
Male vyn&lezy donasajt dobrt
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-07-13
ROZHLAS YSN.

Irska vlada ide zavlest' So
kolsky telocvik v svojej arma-
de. Sokolsky system telovycho-
Wy je rytmicky, povznasa j du-
cha; kdezto obycajny vojensky
telocvik je nezaujimavy, jedno-
tvarny. Irska armada bude cvi-
cievat' po sokolsky pri zvukoch
irskych piesni, Go je nemozne
pri obycajnych cvikoch.
Asi pred dvoma rokmi "a
viedly sokolsky telocvik j ME-
ktore americke vysoke skoly
dievcenske, lebo tento telocvik
napomaha s1merny vyvin tela
a lahunky krok, ktory tax pri-
stane zenam. Propagovanie So
kolskeho telocviku ma vsetkych
americkych a svetovych skolach
je pole, cakaj1ce ma obrabate-
Pow. Tisice Sokolov a Sokoliek
mohlo by mat postavenie uci.
tel'ov telocviku skol&ch.
V Cesko-Slovensku vlada ide
vyniest' tlacovy zakon, ktory
postavi casopisy ma ten isty stu
pen, ako v Nemecku, totiz bude
i'm dovolene tlacit' len to, Go i'm
vlada dovoli a doruci. To je o.
picenie sa po Hitlerovi a Musso-
linimu. Je zrejme, ze prazska
vlada dostala chut' ma otvoren1
diktatdru, lebo 81 je vedoma
hroznej porazky, keby vypisala
vol'by.
Jaka to bude diktat1ra, kto-
ra v CSR. zavladneY Mysllme,
ze TAXA nacisticka. We'd Hitler
odkukal svoju politiku cd c.
chow. I'll mali svoju "nazi par
tei'' uz vtedy, ked' sa Hitler
ucil "a farbiara.
Anglicky baron Snowden,
Glen predoSlej robotnickej VIA
dy a Glen snemovne vel'mozov
| predpoveda skord revol1ciu v
Anglii. Ked' je uz Anglia v ia
kom rozklade, ze vel'moz pred
poveda nej revoldciu, axiom
s1 inc europske krajinyi
2 Europy prichodia teraz hu-
L
stejsie zpravy o nedrode. l v
Mad 'arsku je katastrofaina ne
1roda. Psenice sa uraailo 0 38
percent menej, ako vIsni q zita
o 48 percent menej, tot;z skoro
o polovicu. Cesk o-slovonska VIA
da ide zaviest' statny ,uonopol
ma psenicu a Neneeko de "a
West ndten1 dodaykn ohilia, a.
ko je tomu v Rusku.
% graduantiek vyslo toho le-
ia 20 slovenskej dieycenskej
akademie v Danville, Pa, kto-
ra je pod spravou slovenskych
sestier radu sv. Cyrila a Meto-
da. Dvadsat'dva inteligentnych
slovenskych zien pribudlo anne.
rickym Slovakom. Tato gradu-
acia bola spojena so striebor-
nym jubileumom radu sv. Cy-
rila Metoda, zalozeneho neb.
Rev. Jankolom. Skola vydala
nadherny sbornik "Fialky", do
ktoreho studentky napisaly pc
kne slovenske j anglicke Clan
ky.
Co dali Slovania Amerike I
To sa vzdy vypytujd tt, Co Slo-
yanov nemajd "a mic. Nuz, ma
pr. Rusi dali Amerike psenicu,
ktora rastie v suchych chlad-
nych krajoch. Tato psenica sa
vola "durum". Len cd casu, co
Spojene Staty Kanada pestu-
jd ruskd ''durum" psenicu, ma
me prebytok psenice. Ona rastie
severozapadnych atatoch a
Kanade, kde by ziadna ina pse-
MICA nedozrela, ba ami nerastla
pre- sucho zimu. Durum pse-
nicu vypestovali ruskf ucenci. I
tvrda psenica, ktorej So tol'ko
urodi Kansas a okolitych sta
toch, prisla z Ruska. Rusko da-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-07-13

"rotogravure section" SlovAk
Murgas NAL v Scrantone radio
stanicu PRIV, ako Marconi, Tesla,
ktory slAvi svojich 78 rokov
prave v tieto dni q Michal Pu-
pin umoznili Amerike svojimi
vynAlezmi stat ga najmocnej-
Sou q najpriemyselnejSou kra-.
jinou ma svete. Tesla vynaSiel
lacn1 elektrinu a motory, kto-1
re sl teraz rozsirene po celom
svete.
Marie Ourie Sklodowska, kto-i
ra vynasla radium a polonium,
umoznila tisicim Amerikanom
zachranit' zivot a dala vede mo-
vi zbran k ovladaniu prirody.
Je toho este hodne, 60 Slovania
dali Amerike, ale pre- svoju
skromnd povahu nevytrubuj1
to kazdy den. A preto sa Y A
merike tax svysoka ma mas po-
zera.
Ny Slovania mali by SINE ux
raz rozhodn1t', ako sa volAme: !:
ci Slovania alebo Slaviani. My
slime, ze nase spravne memo je
Slovania ME Slaviani. Slovaci
sa volaj1 Slovakmi a ME Sla-
vakmi, Slovenci sa volaj1 Slo-
vencami a ME Slavencami. Ma
Sc zeny volame Slovenkami a
ME Slavenkami. Volame sa Slo-
vanmi, lebo "slovime"; Nemcov
volame Nemcami, lebo sa 8 ma
mi nevedeli a nevedia rozpra-
vat: boil a sd pre- mas 'snemi".
Slovo "Slav" cudzinci odvo-
dzuj1 cd slova "slave" (otrok(.
Ia panorama Rimu mnohi Slo-
vania boli ich otrokmi. Rimania
| 81 vychodili ma Low na otrokov
do severnych a vychodnych
krajov Europy, kde Slovania
byvali, a tax nam prischlo me-
no "Sclav''. Niektori slovanskf
ucenci memo "Slav'', "Slavian"
odvodzuj1 cd rieky Visly v
Pol'sku, ze SINE sa p6vodne vo-
lali Vislavanmi, lebo SINE pri
Visle byvali. Inf zas odvodzuj1
nase memo cd "slavy'', ze SINE
slavny vel'narod. Prve sa nam
MEDIA pravdepodobnym preto,
ze ME rieky davajd mena naro-
dom, ale narody riekam. Druhe
sa nam nezda pravdepodobnym
preto, ze same slovo "slava''
mohlo povstat' 20 'sslova". Bol
znamym, slovnym ten, kto 'slo-
vil", komu mohli rozumiet'. Ze
SINE sa skutocne povodne volali
Slovanmi alebo Slovenmi, doka-
zujd najlepsie korene mien ma
sho naroda a reci. Sine sloven-
sky narod a nasa rec je sloven-
ska. Podobne je to j S korenom
mena reci Slovencov, byvajd-
cich v zapadnom konci Juho-
slavic a v hodnom pocte v Ia
liansku, Rak1sku a zapadnom
Mad arsku. I ich rec je sloven-
ska, oni s1 slovenci. volajme
sa tedy Slovanmi alebo Sloven-
mi, ako SINE sa volali pred tisic-
rociami. Nevolajme sa menom,
ktore nam dali Rimania, ked'
mas otrocili. Doteraz jedine c.
81 pisu a hovoria, ze SINE Slo-
vania a ME Slaviani.
Prave minulo sto rokov, ako
Slovak Samuel Tomasik napfsal
hymnu "Hej, Slovania!" Pred
sto rokmi Cesi boil temer 1plne
ponemcenf a Tomasik, pod vii
yom Kollarovej "Slavy Dcery'''
napsal v Prahe tdto hymnu,
ktora svojou carovnou silou
vliala novy zivot do Cechov.
Zacali sa preb1dzat' k narod-
nemu povedomiu, az sa stall maj
zapadnejsou bastou Slovanstva
proti Germanstvu. 2 'sHej, Slo-
vania' stala sa potom "Hej,
Slovaci'' a tato hymna nalievala
do mas, SlovAkov, xivot q od-