davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-12-07
ROZHLAS YSN.

na Manonlng donne ma nleco
zvlastneho na predaj a chce, a.
py tom vedei vsetci Slovaci
a 81 to u memo kuplli. Jediny
sposob dat sebe q svojom to-
ware znat' Slovakom ma tejto
okollci je oznamlt' to v Youngs-
townskych Sloyenskych Novi-
mach. Mas telefon je 42129. Ia
teletonujte nam ceny ohla-
sok. Vianoce sa blizia, l'udia
kupuju. Teraz je cas- urobit'
obchod. A dobre obchoduje len
ten, kto svoj obchod ohlasuJe.
! Je po kongrese Slovenskej
L1gy v Amerlke. Neboli sme
tam, ked' sa rozhodovalo o r0z-
nych otazkach, lebo tieto novi-
ny idu v piatok do tlace, kedy
redaktor musl byt' pri robeni
stran, ably sadzac nepomiesal
vsetko dohromady, ale "nakuk-
Ii" sme tam prvy den, ked'
sa podavaly zpravy dradnikov
d eitaly alebo prednasaly po-
zdravy. Pocitili SINE srdecnost',
ktora tam panovala, srdecnost'
l'udi idealistov.narodovcov, kto
rych tam doviedla jedine laska
k narodu, lebo veru Liga nema
penazi na platy, ma trovy, ami
ma hostinky. Nebolo tam moe
l'udi, ami ME sto, co mas veru
zarmutilo, lebo to je ME zdravy
dkaz nasom slovensko-narod-
nom zivote. Chybovali mnoh1,
ktori nemohli prist' pre- zle
zdravie alebo financne pomery,
ale chybovali i taxi, ktori mo-
hli prist' a neprisli. Ci uz ne
dbaj1 o narodf
Slovenska Liga cd posledne-
ho kongresu neucinkovala tax
zivo, ako predtym, ale to ne
bola jej vina. Me zeby lud jej
bol posielal prlspeyky, ME zeby
bohatsl boil ju podporovai -
ona musela podporovat'! Jej
usilovny tajomnik sbieral ako
vcelka Gently, potraviny a Sat
stvo a delil slovenskej chudo-
be, roztratenej po sirej Ameri-
Ike, po mestach po majner-
skych a drevorubacskych plej-
zoch. A dosial' necitai sme slo-
va uznania "a t1to jej drobn1,
ale t'azk1 a samaritansku pra-
Gu.
Ivan Bielek, ktory "a trinast
rokov stal ma cele Slovenskej
Llgy, odstupil a jeho miesto "a
ujal mlady pracovn1k, DIR. P. P.
Hletko. Pan Bielek tax, ako je-
ho nebohy slavny otec pracoval,
drhnul "a narod - beznarocne,
bez oeakavania odmeny alebo
pochvaly. On vie, ako narod
plati... Ale ked' sa bude p1sat'
historic, jeho trinast' rokov
predsednictva v Lfge nebude
bagateizovane. Keby ME jeho
neochvejnej slovenskosti a slo-
va A,o wy Ia JaAy >, -
~ ''Ai ~
40
Ma kongrese Ligy zaiste pri-
Ja'e ooiy mnohe ooore aa'rny.
No'y lrad lcn ale u'eole 40
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-12-07

clncnOpnen 6leDO amluOpy-
rine". Oba sd zivot ohrozujdce
jedy. Cinchophen davaj1 dc
liekov proti neuralgia, reume,
neuritis podobnym chorobam,
Amidopyrine davajl do liekov
proti hlavyboleniu a na zabfja-
ME inych bol'asti. Cinchophen
zaprfcinuje degeneraciu pecien-
kovych buniek a amidopyrine
nici biele krvn6 bunky. Oboje
privedie smrt'.
Vladna vrchnost' udava, ze
ME vsetky ieky ma spomenut6
choroby obsahuju tieto nebez-
pecne jedy, ale fakt, ze niekto-
re ieky ich obsahujd, je do
statocnou prfcinou, aby ludia
boil opatrni pri kupovani lie
kov. Niektori vyrabatelia lie
kov udaj1 ma flaske alebo ska
tul'ke, ze axe drogy tie lieky
obsahuju, ale niektori zabud-
MI" udat' tie nebezpecne. Pre-
to kazdy nemocny dobre urobf,
ked' sa spyta lekarnika alebo
ked' napise dotaz ma Federal
Food and Drug Administration,
Washington, D. G.
Zakony Spojenych Statov ne.
chrania l'ud proti novym jedo-
vatym a smrtiacim liekom. W.
rabatelia iekov m0zu zabijat'
l'udi beztrestne. Medzi vyraba-
tal'mi liekov je mnoho statoc-
.nych, ale jest niekolko ta-
kych, ktorym nejde 0 zdravie
naroda, ale len o svoje zbohat-
nutie. A tt vyrabatelia s1 dost'
,mocni, aby prekazili vynesenie
takeho zakona, ktory by narod
chranil pred tymito travicmi.
Y kongrese uz bol podany. ma
vrh zakona, ale jeho prijatie
bolo znemoznene. Preto kto 81
ceni zivot a zdravie, bude uzi-
vat len spol'ahlivym lekarom
-predpisane lieky do tych cias,
kym nase zdravie a zivot ne
budd novym zakonom chrane-
ne. Terajsf zakon chrani mas
len pred starymi a opojnymi
iedmi, ME pred novymi. O vse-
.lijakych liekoch prfpravach
zaujimave pise knizka "1O0,-
100000 Guinea Pigs. Tie po.
.kusne svinky to SINE my, O.
,byvatelia Spojenych Statov. 2
Nedavno NAL tn v Youngs-
town Klube pred Association
of University Women predna-
sku Remenyi JOSEF, ktory je
profesorom modernej literatdry
ma Cleveland College. Remenyi
robil propaganda "a mad'arsk1
reviziu a "a to dostal este i "a
platene. Sikovny clovek, len "a
je pravda.
Je napadne, re prazska via.
da vie tu posielat' svojich mi.
sionarov na potlacanie sloven.
skeho nacionalizmu, ale nevie
poslat' ludi na potlacanie ma.
d'arskej reviznej propagandy.
Anglia a Francia volaj1 Ne.
mecko nazad do Ligy Narodov
Ako anglicky, tax francizsky
minister zahranicia povedali ,
parlamente vyznamne reci, cd
ktorych zavisi, ci sa Nemecks
polepsi bude mier, alebo q
bude d'alej tvrdohlave a nasta.
MI take zavody v zbrojeni, ze
z mich bude vojna. Zda sa, Il
Hitler nebude tax tvrdohlavy
akym Dol dosiap a vst1pi ME.
len do Ligy Narodov, ale dc
toho "Vychodneho Locarna''
to jest podpise smluvu, ktorou
bude garantovany mier v sired.
nej a vychodnej Europe. Jedne
l"Locarno" totiz uz jestvujs
toto zarucuje mier v zapadne.
Europe. Ale mocnosti vedia, X
keby vypukla vojna vo vychod
mel Europe, nebude bez nej an
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-12-07

mole byt' odobraty, ked'ze 2
Ligy vyst1pilo.
v State Washington majh
druh1 1rodu jablk, ceresni .
ineho ovocia toho roku. Ami
keby tie stromy robily 81 zarty
mas, ze 1rodu nicfme.
Poldruha miliona Holand'a-
nov podpisalo petfciu, ktorej
prosia vladu, aby poskytla lep-
siu podporu nezamestnanym q
dala i'm zdarma alebo "a vel'mi
snizene ceny satstvo, blankety
a potraviny, lebo ze pohyn1
hladom zimou. V Holandsku
panuje vel nezamestnanost'
hlavne nasledkom toho, ze Ne
mecko prestalo cd neho kupo-
vat. Asi pred rokom sa tam ne
zamestnane ro'botnictvo vzb1ri-
10, rabovalo obchody a bojovalo
S vojskom.
DR.. H. G.. Southard, statny
direktor zdravotnfctva hovoril,
ze v Ohio sa dmrtnost' zvysu.
je a pripisuje pricinu toho de-
presii, lebo ze nezamestnani a
malo zamestnanf s1 podvyzi-
We. Vacsia 1mrtnost' sa len toh-
to roku zjavila. Do roku 1888
dmrtnost' upadala.
Je zivot i ma inych planetach
okrem ma nasej ZemiY To sa uz
skoro domaine. Prave toho tyz
dina uliaty bol 2O0-incovy, 20
ton vaziaci hvezdarsky teleskop
ktory bude postaveny ma hore
Palomar Kalifornii a pomocou
ktoreho hvezdari rozl1stia "a
hadu zivota alebo nezivota ma
inych planetach, ako je ma pr.
Mars alebo Venusa. Toto ume-
le oko bude vidiet' ma 9O0,-
100000 svetel 'nych rokov d'a-
leko, co je dial'ka, ktor1 clo-
vek nemoze pochopit', lebo sve-
Ito lett asi 186, 6,0O0-mil'ovou ry-
chlost'ou "a sekundu. Treba 81
tedy vyratat', kol'ko uleti "a
800 milionov rokov. Tymto te-
leskopom bude mono vidiet'
az diva biliony nebuli a kazda
tato nebula obsahuje cd desat'
do sto bilionov jednotlivych
hviezd, ktorych miliony s1
mnoho tisic krat vacsie, ako
Slnko. Tento zazraeny teleskop
Dol uliaty v Corning Glass
Works v Corning, N. Y. Ucen-
ci "a pat rokov studovali, ako
by no mohli uliat'. Doteraz mai
vacsim teleskopom Dol 100-in-
covy ma hore Wilson v Kalifor-
nil, ktorym bolo mono vidiet
nebeske telesa ma dial 'ku. 800
milionov svetel'nych rokov. j.
den teleskop, 200incovy, Dol
uliaty v tej istej sklarni v mar
ci, ale sa nepodaril celkom,
preto uliali novy. Hlavn1 "a
sluhu o tento teleskop majd
DR.. G.. V. McCauley a DR.. J. G.
uoc4o@4o~
Msxicky protinabozensky boj
dostava sa do popredia americ.
kej pozornosti. v New Yorku
uz sa zacal bojkot mexickych
vyrobkov a vo PHILADELPHIA, Pa
Msgr. Hugh L. Lamb, kance'
lar biskupstva, napadnul anne.
rickeho ambasadora Josephusa
Danielsa, ktory vraj ten proti.
nabozensky boj v Mexiku udo.
bril-. Msgr. Lamb naval Da.
nielsa "dzekesom". Msgr. Lamb
tiez sa vyslovil, ze keby zakaz
predaju zbrani Dol odvolany a
a pusky dane do rlk vacsiny
mexickeho l'udu, Gales a jeho
banda ze by bola rozstriel' ana
ma franforce.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-12-07

NaSi smrt'. ia posledne penia-
re Noakes k1pil pusku, ktorou
skoncil svoj mizerny zivot j
svojej gazdinej, ktoru 81 mie-
nil vziat' "a manzelku. Deti ma
pred pomordoval.
L'udia, ktori sa s Noakesom
shovarali len paru dnl pred
tragediou hovorili, ze Noakes
nemal inc ma jazyku, len pra-
Gu. Chodil "a nou, chcel ju la
pit - nadarmo. Ia praca no
vabila a utekala pred MIN ako
svetlonos. AZ no priviedla do
priepasti. Pripusti 81 tuto ira
gediu niekto ma svedomie?
Francuzsky parliament uz od-
nlasoval vseJky rozpocty na ar
madu, valecne lod 'stvo a lete-
ctvo. ked sa elovek zadlva ma
tie cislice, dostane zavrat. Tu
su: Ma armadu 5,609,215,89
trankov, ma valecne lod'stvo
1867 100000 frankov, ma lete-
ctvo 1866, ,86,435 frankov a ma
zvlastne zasoby munlcie 8OO,-
100000 frankov. Spolu 1l,ll2,-
0S1 1880 frankov. Ma americke
dolare urobi to okruhle $780,
100000. Francia ma 40 Milo
nov obyvatel'ov. To je ma kaz-
d1 dusu 275 frankov (asi $24)
rocnej dane len ma vojnu. Ma
rodinu pripadne to najmenej
800. A kde ST ostatne roma
mite dane? Veru, nechcelo by
sa nam zit' v takej krajine.
A ktora krajina v Europe je
ME taxa ako FranciaY Vsetky
rovnako zbroja, vsetky rovnako
vysoke dane maju. V jednej
banke tuna nam hovorili, ze j.
sty Rumun odisiel v lete do
Rumunska, doniesol domov pol
druha miliona lei, "a ktore 81
tam kupil vePky majetok. Ale
bol nesmierne rad, ked' sa mo-
hol vratit' do Youngstown j
bez svojich $4,000, ktore uz
Wac neuvidi. I Slovaci, ktori
odcestovali do kraja, ably sa
tam usadili, sa vracaj1 do A
meriky, ked' majd peniaze ma
sifkartu.
Ludia s1 vecne nespokojne
ivory. Ked' je tu ME dobre,
myslia, re indie je lepsie - re
ia tym plotom je zelensia
trava". Presvedcia sa vsak sko-
70, re v nasej americkej zahra-
de je to este najzelensie, hoe sa
tu udavaju take tragedie, ako
ia pennsylvania.
Krajciri Mad 'arsku straj-
kuju "a vyssiu mzdu. Ia usitie
nohavic maj1 len &c a "a usi-
tie celeho obleku len 35c. Je ma
neuverenie, ako nizko moze
clovek padnut.
Cenzura v Spojenych Sta
toch! Uz to i sem prichodi! Ma
schodzi profesorov v Chicagu
bolo oznamene, re mladenci v
CCC kempoch nesm1 citat' kni.
hu prof. Ogburna pod titulom
'"L'udia a stroje''. V knihe sa
pise, preco sl Iudia bez prace.
Spravca kempov, pluk. Fechner
sa vyhovara, ze citania tel
knihy chlapci sa stavaj1 z1fali
mad svojim beznadejnym sta
yom a re sa moze mich zrodit'
ziadost' znicit' terajsiu hospo-
darsku stavbu. A prof. Ogburn
pisal len to, co komisia predo-
sleho prszidenta Hoovera zisti-
la "a fakt. Prof. Ogburn Dol
predsedom tel komisie o jej
nalezoch SINE vtedy priniesli
niekolko clankov.
Cenz1ra je nepriatel 'om de.
mokracie. Predtym panovnic:
znemoznovali demokraciu tym
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-12-07

Cenz1ra je nepriatel 'om de-
mokracie. Predtym panovnici
znemoznovali demokraciu tym,
ze l'udu nedali skoly. Kto ne
vie citat', neyie mnoho, Go So
70 svete robf, menovite ked' e.
tat mix nevie. Teraz, ked' l'ud
vie citat', vlady mu nedaj1 ci-
tat to, Go js ME prijemne. Len
preto je cenzira i ' Cesko-Slo-
vensku a V diktatorskych kra-
jinach.
Federal Food and Drug Ad-
ministration. tedy vl&dna yrch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-12-07

Bola to tragedia 2 biedy. Y
Kalifornii i'm zle ilo, vybrali %
Z vfehcd y lsp1fm xiyotoal. 4
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-10-31
NEWSPAPERS OPINION
BUT WHO WILL BUY?

President William Green Of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor sensing accurately the failure OF
temporary emergency measures to absorb the I'M
EMPLOYED, petitions the Administration to ask IN
dustry to increase its production by as much as ~
per cent in order to open up places for employ
ment of an equivalent percentage of the Idle
masses. ''','
That would be delightful if it could be done IN
sucb an organic way as to assist the nation in its
desperate efforts to get out of" the doldrums
But President Green, of course, knows That IN
dustry is not employing today as rapidly as
he wishes merely because it is stubborn OF that
it is opposed to the very type of prosperity thaU
the labor organization executive covets
Industry would be eated to re-employ every
honest faithful and dutiful worker that is lolter-
ing around in idleness today if it could find the
markets for the increased goods that such re-
employment would produce ' .-<
The issue, therefore, is neither personal nor SEN
timental Industry has its limitations.
It moves up and down in this balance in exact
PROMOTION as the public's: capacity to buy its
goods.
It must step up its activities to an increased
tempo when the markets are absorbing all 1t turns
out and conversely it must conserve its resources
and scale down it's production when the public has
been given its supply.
The trouble therefore, lies more deeply than
the surface ....-s -...' .
The President might summon industry to take
the step advised by President Green and industry
would of course, consent that it is very desirable
move, but it would Immediately ask the President
what it would do with the goods that 80 per,
cent set-up in production would provide, and the
President would be obliged to say that he would
have to ask Mr. Green.
And Mr.. Green would say that he doesn't know.
Charlotte Observer.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-10-31

came here alone. ~ Except under
very extraordinary circumstances,
every human being arrives here
among friends and loved ones,
waiting for him and ready to min
lister to'him.
Not only do we arrive here
among those who love us and are
kindly disposed toward Us, but
usually we are welcomed with JOY
and gratitude. Papa goes out and
celebrates and the aunties and
others bring us presents.
New, helpless creatures are pro
vided for in this existence even
among the most insignificant of
the animal kingdom. Little rats
come here with something to look
out for them. Baby bees and
baby scorpions are not left to
shift for themselves.
The great cosmic system is q
real system; it is a plaza def.
mite plan. Watch the celestial
bodies moving WITH regularity
through space; watch the seasons
come and go; watch eggs hatch
watch ANYTHING, everything; anC
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-10-31
20 PER CENT FOR TAXES

An illuminating article on the heavy burden Of
taxation borne by the American people appeared
in a recent issue of the United States News which
shows that 20 per cent, or one-ffth, of the entire
national income is swallowed up by federal, state
and local taxation.
This is more than is spent for food and much
more than is spent for clothing and rent on homes
combined Careful estimates indicate that the av-
erage citizens dollar of income is spent fol-
lows:
Taxes, zoe; food, 17c clothing &c; rent, &c;
automobile &C., fuel and light, SC; household furn-
ishings 4c; insurance, &c; medical attention travel
and recreation and the movies, about &c each; to-
bacco and laundry, 1c each. This leaves about 19c
for miscellaneous expenses and Savings. These
figures are averages, and vary greatly according
to Individual incomes and spending habits
Persons who own little or no property may
imagine that they do not contribute much in the
way of taxes, but it should be borne in mind that
all taxes are finally passed to the ultimate con-
sumner of goods or services. ~
The nations tax bill is now more than nine bill
lion dollars year, and the federal government as
well as many state and local governments still
going farther and farther in debt. What the tax
bill will be little later only be guessed, but
it is sure to be much higher than at present if
government spending on it's present lavish scale
continues.-Bastrop (La) Enterprise.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-10-31
TAXPAYERS VERSUS GOVERNMENT

The Raleigh News and Observer says that the
ice and coal dealers of Tennessee are asking the
federal courts 'to grant them injunction against
human advance because the said dealers oppose
the governments furnishing low priced electric
current in competition with their business. This
construction of the matter hardly seems fair to
the dealers. They are probably not opposed to the
manufacture of electrical machinery and the pro-
duction of current but they do object to the gov
ernn1ent's going in business in opposition to them
which it is doing not only in Tennessee but else
where The mighty power and influence of the
government ought not to be used to DESTROY its
own citizens and taxpayers. The government ought
to attend to its own business and leave it to the
citizens to attend to theirs.-Beaufort News
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-10-31

you will see plenty of evidences
of a marvellous, orderly plan.
There is no need to fear any
thing. There is no need to be
afraid of what; will happen, either
for ourselves or anybody else. We
are part of plan. We are part
Of a system. We are part of an
organization, a good organization.
Things will happen that we do not
like. But the great, Incompetent
sible system works. The power
that created it and the power that
maintains it, has existed forever.
That worlds come or that worlds
90 is .of little consequence. We
fgo on forever. If not, why should
we have started at all.
Our jobs are cut out for us; our
places are fixed for us. We are
going to get what we deserve and
we are going where we should go.
Yet no matter when we go and no
matter when We arrive, there will
be influences, forces, entities to
look out for us, to watch over u.s.,
to stand by us, to get us going,
and to keep us going.
This world, l think, is a rather
crude example Of what we may
expect elsewhere. This is one of
the lower spheres of existence,
very low indeed in some Of it's
! phases. Perhaps that is why the
evil one is referred to as the
| prince of the world. There are
| better worlds than this-perhaps
worse. But no matter to what
place we go from here, there will
be, l am sure, those who will re-
ceive us.
Even our worst politicians, when
they go out, will have somebody
to care for them. The worst
1 thing l wish them is that they
/ win fall to the hands of angels
who will educate them to be hon
! estly public-sriTiited and to love
f. decency.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-10-31
CUTTING OUT DOUBTFUL ADVERTISING

Monroe merchants have posted placards read
ing:
'This place is a member of the Monroe Mes-
chants Association. We advertise only through
regular advertising mediums. .,, 81
"We are not permitted to use programs, menus
curtain advertisements.
eve are not permitted to enter pageants, beau
ty contests, or any form of competitive or prize
contest. .... ;..
'We are not permitted to- make donations eX-
cept through approved charitable organizations"
Only recently the merchants of this community,
to my noin' paid SIS perfectly good dollars for So
called advertisements on a little sheet about the
size of small hanky. These programs, about 800
in number, were distributed among a small audi
enee, sitting in darkened auditorium.
Advertising? O, how many crimes are commit
ted in thy name!-Monroe ENQUIRER.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-10-31

1t is the duty and privilege of every
qualified citizen to express his. or her
views by voting on November 9th. No
qualified voter should remain away from
the polls. All should vote and vote their
honest convictions; and convictions should
be based on knowledge; that is, upon in
formation as to the issues and the eandi-
dates One voter said few days ago that
he had not given any thought to the APP
preaching election and did not know which
3of the candidates to vote for. The time
for thinking and securing information is
short and that voter and many more will
have to bestir themselves, if they are
going to vote intelligently.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-10-31
seniNo THE SCENES M -,
WAS IIlNG1ONl

'tation from Johnson mere, snc TOTO
her friends that night that she
had been scared to death" by his
gruffness and force, even thongs
he said her work waJ fine.
where do you hang out?" the
general had demanded, which
rather shocked Mrs. Elliott, who
wasn't used to that kind Of Ian.
guage.
WFORD came that Donald Rich.
w berg was to be NRA's No.
mar and Mrs. Elliott, who had
heard lot about him and his ca.
reer, decided he would be a swell
boss.
She was very simple and direct
about going after the job and
everybody she talked to thought
she was such a nice, sensible, eff.
cient girl that she didn't have any
trouble at all, even though nearly
every girl in town seemed to be
after the berth.
MISS ALICE HOCfAIHAN came
-'A from Richberg's Chicago of.
fee to be his personal secretary
and went with him to the Nation.
al Emergency Council, while Mrs
Elliott stayed on to handle his
work at NRA.
When the reorganization came
Mrs. Elliott asked, Richberg il he
wouldn't release her so she could
try to get to be secretary to viii.
liams and Richberg at once tolt
Williams he couldn't do bette,
than grab Mrs. Elliott. A lot or
girls were after that job, too.
You'll find her just outside Viii.
iiams' office-if you can get by the
two men who call themselves ere.
ceptionists, in the Office outside
hers.
She lives somewhere out in tn,
country with 7-year-old so,
named Billy.
| Downright. 1894. NEA Service. Inc.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-10-31

The King of Siam (name omitted 50
readers will not have to try to pronounce
IT. threatens to resign if his royal preroga-
lives are eurtailed by his subjects, who are
considering the matter of depriving him
of some of his unlimited kingly powers.
The King, at present visiting in England,
5 at safe distance from Siam; and if his
designation is accepted, probably will re-
tnain there. Few die and none resign was
Said of American office-holders, but is
also applicable to kings. The King of Siam
may prove to be one of the few.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-10-31

In August The Times-News promised
our visitors that the Weather Bureau
would show them some splendid Western
North Carolina Autumn weather if they
would remain here to see it. The predic-
ton was correct. The weather has been
fine and visitors from other sections have
been delighted with it. We congratulate
the Weather Bureau on the success of its
Fall program. ~
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-10-31
3Y RODNEY BUTCHER

TEA Service staff Correspondent
VTASHINGTON.-I have a pleas
Want little success story about
she:-girl who took the place ofthe
famous Robbie" in NRA. Her
name is Helen Elliott.
OF course there can be only one
Robbie" in an administration
Just as there can be but one Cen
eral Johnson.
Mrs. Elliott is secretary to
Chairman Clay Williams of the
National Industrial Reco very
Board. And that's all. :,
It's an important job-perhaps
the prize secretarial job in Wash
ington. But although Helen has
the. same inner outside Office
where Miss Robinson used to
handle people who weren't quite
important enough to see Johnson,
she doesn't make important deci-
sions involving NRA policy.
She is tall, graceful, brown
haired, brown-eyed, and perfectly
toothed. Good-looking, too. lisa.
ally she wears a tailored suit and
n bright necktie. Age: about 80.
She was the first woman en-
ploye of NRA and has now out
lasted all the earliest settlers.
Originally from Fresno, Calf,
Mrs. Elliott was with the director
of the Bureau of Foreign and
Domestic Commerce here when
along came the New. Deal.
" "
MIRA WAS only bill pending in
Congress when Johnson and
his original assistants, Bobby
Straus and John Power, moved in
to the Commerce building and ~
gan to plct the recovery organi-
cation so soon to spread through
tie building like q great fungus.
Tnay needed a good girl and
the bureau contributed Helen FL
lott.
Ihe first girs ever to take die