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Look, for example, at the
French war debt to us. When the
United States declared war on
Germany in 1917 the French we're
holding the line, and it was known
that the American army would re-
quire at least year of prepara-
ton before it could take an i'm
portant part in the fighting.
But it was possible Immediately
to finance the French purchase of
munitions in the United States.
When the bill to authorize loans
to France and the other allies
came before congress in 1917,
there was strong sentiment in
favor of a direct subsidy to the
French army.
In the past, in the Napoleonic
wars, for example, when England
financed the coalition, the ad-
vances were treated as money
spent to win England's war.
But for various reasons, among
them a request by the French
Prime Minister M Clemenceau,
the money was loaned instead of
given outright.
Having established the principle
that the money advanced would
be paid back, we loaned more
money, and the European govern
ments borrowed more money than
was absolutely needed for the
prosecution of the war.
Il Il
GONE part of the loans went
~ into reconstruction and relief
after the fighting ended. So the
total advanced was greater than
it would have been had we sub
sidized the fighting forces of the
allies directly and then made
commercial loans for reconstruc-
ton after the arnniStice
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CHEMISTRY AWARD Is
GIVEN HARVARD HEAD

DIR. James Bryant COnant Wins
Institute Medal.
By United Press
NEW YORK, May 9.-Dr. James
Bryant Conant, president of Har-
ward university, was awarded the
medal of the American Institute of
Chemists, Henry Ct. Knight, presi-
dent, announced today.
The award is presented annually
for noteworthy and outstanding
service to the science of chemistry
in America or the profession of
chemist"
DR.. Conant established the chemi-
cal structure of haemoglobin of the
blood substance, chlorophyll-green
coloring matter found in plant life
and other coloring substances in
flowers and feathers.
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'K|WANIS CLUB TO
MEET AT FRANKLIN
Fifth Division ArrangeS
TUESDAY, PROGRAM,

Members of the fifth division of
the Kiwanis Club will meet at
Franklin next Tuesday, at the Hill
view Country Club.
Golf games have been planned
for both women and men, as well
as softball, horseshoes and other
sports.
Evening registration will be from
to 6 at the Masonic temple, with
dinner served there at $50. Fred
G. Parker, internatioal secretary of
Kiwanis, will speak, and Luther
Snodgrass will act as POSTMASTER.
Dancing will last from 8 to IL.
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Fair Enough
by
NESTBRO0K pEdER

7 OUIsvILLE KY May s.-Of all the lunatic
towns that have visited following the horses,
football players pugilists and world series demon
strations Louisville at Derby time this year the
coolest and established a record for free-style in
sanity which I do not expect to see exceeded, ever.
The curious American sport of tossing objects
out of windows, invented by the conventioneers of
the prohibition era developed to perfection this
time unless it could be that perfection means that
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SOPHIE GOES OVER BIG
Original Red Hot Mama Makes Hit
With King, Queen.
By United Press

bV JHtttu FTeSS
LONDON, May 9.-Sophie Tuck
er, Original Red Hot Mama" en-
tertained King George and Queen
Mary at a command vaudeville ap-
pearance last night. And was the
hit of the show.
She sang Some OF These Days -
and the crowd roared its applause.
The king and queen and Princess
Alice in the royal box, applauded
heartily For her encore Miss Tuck
er sang Louisville Lou"
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A Tough Management

TNHEY resented everything, but most of all they
resented the over-seling of the accommoda-.
lions by the management Next after that they most
resented the economy which everywhere mani
fest in q business plant which enjoying new
BOOM
Churchill Downs is famous place-name in this
country but the citizens might as we'll begin to I'M
derstand that it is only horse park after all and
just sordid and busy and eligible to suspicion as
any other gambling house, indoor afresco in the
United States.
Churchill Downs is political concession which
pays trifing license fee to the state of Kentucky
Tradition, habit, local false pride and national ball
lyhoo combine to promote the business interest of
the concession and the management has developed
IRENE which no box-office man in Broadway thea
ter aSpired to.
The management economical on ushers on mu-
tuel tickets programs, clerical help police and cour-
tesy and gave the citizens the efficient tossing
around that have been witness to in fifteen years
experience at such events.
The aisles and reserved sections were over-rIn by
mobs; the cafe manned by fieldhands who
spilled dairy lunch vittles the customers at Park
avenue prices; the mutuel agents at their windows
maintained high independence throughout the aft
ernoon, and finally, very few of the people who had
paid to see the race able to catch more than a
brief, distant glimpse of a pack of meaningless
horses
Well, that often is the way of it at such affairs
and, although the management of this years Derby
was unusually clumsy and the attitude of the man
agement little greedy than usual the patrons
probably will not remember to be sore when Derby
time comes again. The Derby is much more grand
annual bust than horse to most of the at
tendance, and in that respect this one resembed
some Of the national conventions of the American
Legion.
Copyright 1894 BY Feature Syndicate 1nc)
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the tearing apart of the very
hotel buildings themselves. and
the tossing of those buildings
out their own windows, brick
by brick.
This year, the citizens seemed
to have codified the sport of
tossing the missile and went at
their pleasure in the determined,
team play manner of a college
athlete campaigning for his var
sity letter.
They carefully removed the
window screens, carefully slit
the pillows. carefully sifted the
feathers out into the breezes
and, with the most conscientious
enthusiasm, yelled, Elmer"
They also tossed their bottles
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manager: Your Main street con-
tains everything which Broadway
has to offer. Life in Allentown
is just as rich and varied as exist
ence in the roaring 40s of New
York."
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HOLLYWOOD PAIR WEEDS
Danny Bowling Married to Girl
Who Hailed Him to Court.

Who Hailed Him to Court.
BIZ United Press
LOS ANGELES, May 9.-The
ST. rs case against R. G. Danny
Bowling, film dancer charged with
kidnapping Marjorie Crawford Well
man, actress and flier, apparently
collapsed today when Bowling an
nounced they were married.
The dancer said he and Mrs
Wellman eloped to Welton, Ariz
last Thursday. Dowling's recent ap-
pearance in court to answer the
girls charges produced many SEN
Sations.
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MONROVIA, Cal, May "a
private guard patrolled the home of
Loretta Turnbull, champion girl out
board racing driver. here today after
seceipt Of a kidnap threat.
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Haywood BROUN

"VOU must not" said the syndicate manager, tell
people who live in the hinterand that they
live in the hinterland."
Keep it a secret" suggested-"a sort of birth
day surprise?"
Don't mention it at ALL" he answered. Just be-
cause you parochial in your point of view is
no reason for using Objectionable words about peo
pie who live outside of New York. Don't forget that
you yourself were born Pineapple street, in Brook
lyn"
I was only fooling, boss explained, land, any
how hinterland isn't my word. 1t belongs to Henry
Mencken. I borrowed it when he quit writing. Any
how. what can I say to people who live beyond the
borders of this Mecca of metropolitan civilization"
Tell thern he icofa
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But PUe Been There"

"IIOID on a minute" I inter-
II rupted. I've just come
back from Allentown. And 1 did
what you told me to do. 1 talked
to both the newspaper publishers
there"
For the first time in any Of our
interviews I detected a smile Of
appreciation on the face OF the
80, rr-Ln ir going To make nv
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TODAY AND TOMORROW
By Walter Lippmann

IN the vast confusion of the debts
International lending by
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handy throwing furniture waste baskets table
lamps, pin trays, coat hangers and pitchers OF
riouS casualties there seem to have been none the
only disappointing statistic in the column.
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Dead for Dizziness

ONE year they had little beauty of casualty
~ at Derby time in Louisville That casualty was
the man who, having thrown his window screen into
the street. later sat his window sill to relax while
conversing with friends and, suddenly tipped back
ward into space. For his funeral he deserved an
escort of one hundred pie-eyed Elmer -shouters,
scattering pint TASKS and babbng Sweet Adene.
He died for dizziness.
Mr.. Andy Frayne of Chicago, young genius who
organized the once casual business Of showing the
customer to his seat at sport events in charge
of the ushering at Churchill Downs and turned in
the only bad performance of his career Mr. Fraynes
ushers spirited corps attred in pale blue uni
forms stitched over with gold chevronS and
epaulets than you would find high school bugle
and drum corps
The usherS were scattered about Churchill Downs
according to pre-arranged plan of disposition but
were so badly out-numbered that the majority of
the customers who had paid robust prices for their
seats had to fight their way in and defend their
reservations with chair-leg and fist Several of Mr.
FrayneS ushers were popped in the eye during the
gala afternoon at the rickety grand stand calling it
self Churchill Downs by patrons who challenged
their authority and demanded their rights The
patrons, of both genders many degrees drunken
per CAPITA this year than they had been during
prohibition time and proportonately more resentfu.
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GIRL RACER rHRraTrHrn

Copyright. 1894
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-03-16

Tychto dvoch bratov postal Bob pre- mas Slayianov
roku 663 s radost'o ch vital Rastislav jeho ma
rod. Maju pracu pfsu slaviansku abecedu posloven-
cia sv. Pismo. Ano zacne praca - slavianov pre-
Slavianov. tom ale pozdejsie viac..
Vidfm Slovensko, nase drahe rodisko pred lOOO
rdkami
Historic. Stare obrazy - Met cesty. Hory zara-
stene lesam. Vojsko na jeho cele Pribina. RnbaJu
cestu stromy padajd divina uteka ma kazdl stra-
nu Slavianska ruka je siha, prerdbe cestu. Roxy
prejdd kym prfdu k Nitre. Iskri skala - kostol
so - historic slavianskeho krestanstva zacina...
Slaviansky narod pod ochranou Kriza Ide sv Cy-
r Metod - nova doba nova historia. zvlastna, kre
st 'ansko-s o-slavianska..
Nitra.. New York. Nova, najnovsia doba.. Daleko
cd Nitry novy slovensky zvot novel zemi Ameriky.
Now Pribinovia novych Nitrach stavaj1 slovenske
kostoly nov1 Cyrilovia Metodovia hasajd to, co je
ciste, svate slovenske.. Isk1 stoj prvy chram
kultdry, prvy chram ma obranu katoicizmu, ochra
nu slovenskosti K. s. j. My nevieme co vystal Pri
bina, nevieme boje Cyrila Metoda = nevieme vel
Ky boj prvych Slovakov Amerke: my len vidime sku
tky jejich prace my len uvame ovocie jejch zahra-
dy. Oni sadii my sberame - oni bojovali my uzl-
vame ovocie jejch krvaveho boja Hor teda! Ked ne
uroblme nsie, aspop zachovame to- co on vybojovai.
Zachovajme nase mile Slovensko.. zachova me. nasu
l. K. S. J bastu katolicizmu ochranitel ku nasei slo
venskOsti..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-03-16
v EUROPE SA DEJU
VEL'KE vECI

Po prevrate v Rak1sku, v
ktorom socialist boAi potlace-
nj, ocakaval sa d'alsi rozvrat.
Nemecki nacisti davali rak1skej
Wade termin 10 dnf ma dohodu
mimi. Termin presiel a nacisti
miesto robenia prevratu - Gu
sia. Mussolini i'm skrizoval pla-
ny a pretrhnul mimi vsetko
priatel Istvo. Mussolini sa roz-
hodnul zachranit' neodvislost'
Rak1ska "a kazd1 cenu - j "a
cenu vojny a ked'ze Nemci ne
maj1 vojenskych lietadiel, "a
liezli do kdta.
Musolini v tieto dni uzavrel
spolok taliansko -Faknsko-ma-
d'arsky, ktoreho ciel 'om je po-
moot Rakdsku hospodarsky a
tax zachovat' mu j politick1 ne
odvislost'. Teraz poziadal Mald
Dohodu a Franciu, ably ga pri-
daily K tomuto spolku, cim by
Nemecko bolo 1plne osihoten6.
Celia Europa by stala proti me-
mu. Ked' sa to Mussolinimu po.
dari, pad Hitlera v Nemecku
m6ze nasledovat'. Byvalt kaj-
zer sa uz chysta do Nemecka,
ably potion mohol nast1pit' tr6n.
Mussolini ga definitivne roz-
kmotril 8 Hitlerom po uzavreti
10rocnej priatel'skej smluvy
nemecko-pol 'skej, lebo to bolo
znamenie, ze nemecky vyboj O.
bratil ga smerom ma Vieden q
Balkan. Keby Nemecko dostalo
Rak1sko do moci, dostalo by tax
panujdcu pozfciu ma BalkAne q
Adrii a Taliamsko by prestalo
byt' vel'mocou. Je ota1ka, ci
MaIa Dohoda a Francia prista'
nd ma Mussoliniho plany, ktore
znacia vliv pre- Taliansko tam,
kde sa nam&hal o vliv BeneS j
.franc1Aske zalhranicnA minister
stvo. Ale Mal& Dohoda moxno
popustf, ak dostane garancie,
ze Hapsburgovcom nebude vrA-
teny tr6n.
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Slovenska Katolicka
Basketball Liga
Cy-Me, st. John q St. Fran.
els 6aty zvft'axily v stredu.

V stredu sa odohraly tube
hry v Lincoln gym medzi cata.
mi Slovenskej Katolickej Bas-
ketball Llgy. Cy-Me cata pora.
Ella catu st. Elizabeth v bystrej
hre 27 ku II, v ktorej w. Wo-
pershall viedol predok S pol
nymi hodmi a troma "fouls".
Pricinou pora6ky st. Elizabeth
caty bolo, ze ich hviezda, Stefan
Ritz nehral a ME jeho vinou.
ST. Francis cata porazila Ca
tu st. Matthias. Bola to ich pr
va porazka v druhej polovici.
Hra sa skoncila sk6rom % ku
26. Hra6i st. Matthias caty sa
pochlapili ku koncu, ale uE bo-
10 neskoro. Yank hral vyborne
Wit 'aznej caty.
Holy Name cata Ease utrpe-
la porazku, padndc pred catou
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-03-16
ZAsTUPOOvIA YOUNGEST.
sL0vElgsKfCH NovfN.

Pan Jozef Martinko, 255 Carl.
ton st., Youngstown, pre- North
Side a South Side.
PAM Maria Ba6a, Steel ST..
pre- Steelton.
PAN Josef p. Sslko, 36S Har.
mon Ave-, N. E., Warren, Ohio,
pre- Warren.
PIN Jozsk I. MaruslEin pre- O.
stakn6 ciastky Youngstown q
MaIhoning doliny.
VSetci tito sd oprAvneni pri-
jimat' predplatky q doplatky na
Youngest. Slov. Noviny ! Y ma
Som meme potWde denky dAvat
1oda a1ceia,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-03-16
JoZEFol6.

Den sv. Jo0efa sa blfzi q nam
pripomfna, ze prfroda vstava 20
svojho spanku, vtaci vitajd krA-
sne jaro spevom, slnko svetlom
a teplom, ldky polia kvetom
a stromy, lesy a potoky prijem-
nym sepotom.
V starom kraji l'udia ma Jo-
zefa id1 jeden K druhemu "a
vinsovat'. Po kostole mash Stvar-
cania chodia ma kapcach q ku
znamym ma mall hostinku. My
haseltonskl Jozefovia, rodaci 20
Stvartku chodime ma Jozefa do
Clevelandu a tam odbavujeme
nasho mena nasho patrona,
sv. Jozefa. Tu 81 al nasledovne
versfky povieme:
Smrt' PLAYA po vode,
move leto k nam ide,
a ty svata Markito,
daj nam move leto
ma psenicu a ma Gito
ma vsetko obili,
60 nam Pan Bob nadeli.
o, ty svata Anna
a Maria Panno,
poslite nam farby
ma farbenie vajec.
Fijalka, ruza kvitn1t' nem6ze
az jej Pan Bob pom6ze.
Plav, zimo, plav,
viacej sa nezastav.
svaty Juro ide k nam,
20 venceku viaze nam,
nasim zenickam.
Smrt' SINE vyniesli,
move leto priniesli.
Svaty Jozef sa podiva,
ako farmar p6du obrobi
a svaty Jozef vypestuje,
GO je narodu treba.
Svaty Peter Rima,
daj nam do flase vina,
my to vino vypijeme,
Panu Bohu d'akujeme.
Pc vajfcku dajte nam,
Pod'akujeme vsetkym vam.
Smrt' PLAYA po vode,
move leto k nam ide.
Takto pri dobrej voli den sv
Jozefa oslavime a ostava nan
| az do druheho Jozefa v pama
IT,.
Prajem dobreho zdravia
hojneho pozehnania nasmu du
chovnemu, Rev. Jozefovi l.. Ko
stikovi a vsetkym Jozefom. Da
vam, Boze, GO 81 cd Neho zia
date. ...-.
N, S. Lipka
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-03-16
YoUNGsTowNsKE sLovENsKE Nov1NY

q 8 sibani ml4dencov v nasledu-
jdci utorok sa vari netreba ami
zmienovat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-03-16
16. MARCIA 1884

st. John Is ku 18.
Nick Marc boil hrdinom St.
Johns. Jeho hod priniesol vi
t'azstvo a to prve.
STAY Giat Y Nge
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-03-16

Ma dodatok k Johsonovi, '
opere 1cinkovat' bud1 najvac.
Sic hviezdy Metropolitan opery
zahrnuj1c Lawrence Tibbett,
Lucreza Bori, Gladys Swarthout
Angelo Bada a Leon Rothier.
''Peter Ibbetson" bude spieva'
ny po anglicky a dirigovat' bu-
de Tullio Serafm.
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rym. Pripravovali barankov bud
skutocnych, alebo uncle napo-
dobenych z costa. Taky "bara-
nok' boil dl'a starodavneho O.
bycaja najcastejsim darom "ze-
leneho stvrtka", ktory 81 pria.
telia navzajom posielavali. O.
krem baranka byvaly obl'dbenym
jedlom vel 'konocnym jarabice.
Toto jedlo vzt 'ahovalo sa k bib.
lickej zprave, ze Bob krmil I.
zraelitov ma p1Sti prepelicami.
Pre- svoju podobnost' 8 prepeli-
cou byval vtak jarabica takme1
nezbytnou sdciastkou vel'kono6-
n6ho jedalneho lfstka. Inym ma.
rodnym jedlom vel'konocntm
byvala ma zeleny stvrtok kasa
8 medom, Gill "sladka kaSa". 2
inych vel 'konocnych jedal Dol
obi '1beny "syrny" totiz tvaro.
hoyt kolac. ZvlAst' vtznamnd
hlohu hraly medzi vel'konocnt-
mi jedlami vajcia, ku ktortm sa
VT 'ahuje cely rad vel 'konocnych
zvykov q obycajov.
O zvlaSte slovenskom vel'ko-
nocnom zvyku: kfpani dievcst
: lien 70 vel 'kono6nf pondelok
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-03-16
$50 zabittch vo vtbuchu

Mesto La Libertad v Ell Sal
vador bolo zniGene a $50 osob
bolo zabit4 vybuchom dynami-
tn v pristave. Vybuchlo asi $50
kysnf dynamitu. Wybuch bolo
pocut' ma dial'ku 30 mil.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-03-16

l'ahsiu robotu potlacenim l'u-
dovej narodnej strany a mas,
americkych Slovakov, znechutili
zaujfmat' sa o svoj narod a svo-
ju rodn1 VAST. Pochybujeme a.
lie, ze to bude Prahe ma zdra-
vie, lebo mas bude potrebovat'.
Danovnici Ohio dlhuj1 O.
kresom a statu sto milionov do
larov. ,Podobne pomery sd v ka-
zdom State. Depresia pritisla ka.
zdeho!
z clara" sa doznavame, ze
nasa mladez ma Slovensky A.
matersky Radio Klub. Nasi mia
denci majl vlastne rozhlasova.
Gle a prijimacie stanice, ktory-
mi pestujd medzi sebou styky.
Me je to pekne9
Ked' SINE minute pisali o Be.
nesovej reci ku Slovakom, spo-
menuli sme, ze Slovaci ME s1 je-
dini, co bojujd "a samospravu
a vyvratili SINE jeho tvrdenie, ze
Francia a inc staty sd sjednote-
ne, re v Mich MET autonomisti-
ckych pohybov. Prave citame,
e vo Francii Baskovia chc1
autonomiu nedbali by sa spo-
jit' s Baskami vo Spanielsku a
utvorit' samostatny Stat. Benes
akiste povazoval krajovych Slo-
vakov "a "blbejch", ked' i'm ta-
XII rec drzal.
V tom clanku SINE mali chy-
bu, ktor1 chceme opravit'. Au.
tonomiu v Spanielsku dostali
Katalanci. Valencania s1 oby-
vatelia Valencie, mesta Kata-
lanii. Nemame mapu Europy po
ruke ma mena name sla|b1 pa
!! mat.
Valecna hor1cka v Europe
vraj trochu chladne. Nemci sa
necitia dost' pripraveni a inc
krajiny sa boja nasledkov, keby
nieco zacaly. V Ali pomer me-
dzi Japonskom a Ruskom je sta
le napnuty. Ked' nastane jar,
napnutie alebo povoli alebo
praskne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-03-16
eter Ibbetsorl
r,a radiu Y sobotu
Edward johnson buds spievat'
hlavn6 tlohn ' tejto amsriclnel
opere.

Edward. johnson, slavny q
mericky tenor, bude spievat' IL
tuln1 1lohu v Deems Tayloro-
vel opere s'Peter Ibbetson", kto.
"a bude rozhlasena v 1plnosti q
javiska Metropolitan Opera
House v New Yorku v sobotu
popoludnf, II. marca 0 / 80 (E
S. IT, po kombinovanych sic.
t'ach NBC, WEAF.WJZ "a Ia.
skavosti vyrabatel'ov Lucky
Strike cigariet.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-03-16
ROzHLAS YSN.
venskosti.

] On.
Nase casopisy, nasi vodcovis
a vsetci nasi narodni cinitelia
v Amerike by 81 mali vsimat
proti-cudzineckeho smeru, ktorj
Ease vytrca rocky v tejto kra
jine.. My nestrasime, nechcemt
strasit' daromne. Nehovorime .
rukava. Ten smer je tn.
Ked' sme minulo-tyzdnovJ
clanok "Akcia "a obcanstvo'
pisali, mali sme ma to pohn1tkr
nielen preplst 'ania neobcano,
z CWA prac. Nepriatel'stvo vo
ci prist'ahovalcom - to niele1
cudzincom, ale al naturalizova
nym obcanom - je stareho da
tumu a Vzdy je ostrejsie v ca
soch zlych robotnych pomerov
Povalecna depresia v rokocl
1920-22 dala nam tiez ok1sit
toho nepriatel'stva. Mnoho Slo
vakov vyletelo vtedy z prace
ably urobili miesto inym; alebe
boil prelozeni z dobreplatenycl
prac na zle platene. Terajsia de
presia je horsia preto i na pri
st'ahovalcov t'azsia. Neprajnost
necitia len prist'ahovalci, ale a.
ich tn rodene deti. Nejeden tt
rodeny slovensky mladfk sa {
tom presvedcil, ked' 81 pyta.
pracu. -... l~,.,
V tieto tyzdne vysla tlacou
kniha "The Natives Return !"
Napisal ju Slovinec, Alojz Ada
mic. Ia kniha no urobila slav.
nym a vlivnym. Adamic teraz
chodi prednasat' o otazkacl
prist 'aIhovalcov a ich tu rode
nych deti. V sobotu prednaSa.
v New Yorku ma konferencii {
prist' 'ahovaleckej politike. Tan
ziadal Amerikanov, ably sa po
stavili oproti fasistickym ten
denciam, ktorych ostrie namere
ne je ma prist 'ahovalcov. I OF
zbadal v krajine tendenciu "a
medieval pokrok prist'ahoval
ca a jeho deti tu rodenych. On
mysli, ae tomu pricinou je vyci
venie stareho obyvatel 'stva, kto
re zavidi pokrok novsich pri
selcov. Zaiste je v tom mnoh,
pravdy. Ved' j nemecky nacisti
cky fasizmus je mic inAho, ak
vybuch 'inferiority komplexu'
Budme tedy bedlivi: nerou
bljajme sa, ale bud me somknu
tt dovedna. Adami6 pride pred
nasat' ma clevelandskd okoln'
medzi 1. a IL. aprflom. Mali b,
SINE no sem zavolat' a vypocut
Go on myslf o problemoch pr
st'ahovalcov.
"SlovenskA Obrana" prestal
vraJ chodit ma Slovensko. NJ
bola sfce zakazana, ako "Slo
venskt Svet", ale bola zadrzia
vana ma hi. poste ' Prahe q ne
dorucovana, Gill konfiskovan6,
preto vydavatel 'stro samo "a
stavilo jej posielanie do krajs
Nam 50 vidi, 8e budeme musiet
nasledovat' prfklad "Obrany''
lebo 8 naSim casopisom ga to
ste deje.
PAM = Prahy akiste chcd pre-
trhnft' styky anerickfch Slov6
kOy 70 HloYeuGlEOsm, aby mal
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-03-16

0dpor66ajts YoungsteW1Gl6
0ovsnan6 Noviny sve4n yE1n.
tsl'oml g. = Esk q = p1li
go1n.