davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-04-06
KERENsTINA v sPOJENYCH STATOCH?

William Green, predseda Americkej Federacie
3 ace vyslovil sa NRA pred automoblovymi robot
Y mi Detroite nasledovne: 'Hovorim vam re kaz
ay mysliaci American m6ze akovat' Vsemohdcemu
Buhu, ze kongres vyniesol zakon priemyselnom
zaraveni."
General Motors Corporation vlastne jej vykonny
VIM. S. knudsen, vysovil sa 0 NRA tax
IL: General Motors dlzi pevne NRA. General Mo-
tors Korporacia, ostatnym pliemyslom, podporuje
ozdravny program nasho prezidenta naplnsej miere
Ito (osvedcenie) je konecne, iiradn6 bez rezerva
d akehokolvek drl1hu.''
n Wall Street Journal pisal NRA takto: 'Studen-
robotnfctva hovora, re medzi robotnikmi este vzdy
anuje ten sebeklam, re vsetko, co potrebuj je len
nrganizovat' sa podat' svoje poziadavky opret' sa
IS NRA."
sTn mienky Dive posedne jedna druh1 doplnujl
iva stoj osamote Ale vsetky tr su vo svoej odsno
ssa, pravdive.
u Robotnictvo moze d'akovat' Bohu, re kongres w.
Aiesol zakon premyselnom ozdraven lebo keby toho
Nta dnes by bolo byyalo uz celkom beznadeine. Ale
Name sa ak mysli, re NRA bola len K v0I nemu usta-
Enyena
General Motors kapital vobec ma pricinu byt
pkojny $ NRA. Risky priemyslu sa Ease dvfhaj1
nky Ease funguju bolo to vsetko uz skoro na
Zisk General Motors prvych devat' mesiacoch
R 1882 Dol len $1O,OOO,0OO roku 1888 "a tt istii
pu Dol uz $81 100000 Tedy zisk 800 percent vacs
6oan jednoho roka TAXA zmena lepsiemu!
A potion pride Dr. Writ Gary, Ind. chce anne
nn ludu nahnat' strachu, ze no vlada zenie do
gizmu. Ze je prezident Roosevelt len americkym
kfm. Cely kirk kerenstine Rooseveltovei
len politicky trik fasistov. Neverme slovam,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-04-06
BUDE IA sLOvENsKA MLIEGIAREN?

Uplynul uz mesiac, co SINE uverejnii dopis Jedne-
no nasho pokrokoveho fannara New MiddletoWnu o
potrebe osoznost zalozenia sovenskej mlieciarne v
Mahoning doline. Caka SINE, re dostaneme celu kopu
dopsov tejto vec ale neprslo mic. Nuz, reku, coze
je to tJmi nasmi farmarnis Bude daco tel soven-
skej mlieciarne alebo nie9
Ably SINE nezabudli dokladame, re prihlasil sa v
redakcii osobne jeden far1nar, ktory e nelen
"a zalozenie meciarne ale chce al investovat svoje
penaze do nej. Zaste je to poesitelne. Lenze radi
BY vedie ko ko e este takychto sovenskych far
marrow ably zstilo ci vyplati teto otazke pisat
nou zapodievat. Lebo chuti moze byt' dost', ale
q jest al odhodlanos tych dolarov. Ked bude hod-
ne prihasov, dame do vsestranneho vysetrovania
studovania cele vec ably, ak daco zaloz, stale to
pevnych zakladoch. Svecou nahlit netreba, ebo
nahiva robota nebyva dobra Ale boloze by to, keby
sa tax mahoningski sovenski far1nar pochapii
kazah ostatnym slovenskym farmarom Amerike ako
treba napredovat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-04-06

lionara a zadrzali pre- americke
vrchnosti. Insullov brat Dol w.
dany Kanadou bude tiez ST.
deny. ..
Ked' Turci zatkli Insulla, gre
cka vlada protestovala, ale Tur-
ci nedbali, lebo vedeli, re sa
vd'acia Amerike. V Grecku zije
najvacsi bohae sveta, Basil ia.
charov, ktory ma Grecko vo svo-
jom vrecku a ten chranil In
sulla. Zacharov je vraj anglicky
obcan a vlastni hodnej casti
municne fabriky v Europe. Bol
vraj nemalo ma pricine svetovej
vojny. Je dokazane, ze skoro
vsetky franc1zske j mnoho eu-
ropskych casopisov je vlastne-
ne municnymi podnikami. Me
je div, ze casopisy stv1 jeden
narod proti druhemu. Je to do
bry obchod pre- municnych mag
natov.
A jaki sd tt municni magnati
onakvi! Este Pana Boha vola-
j1 "a svojho spojenca. Sir Ro-
bert Hadfield, predseda angli-
ckeho municneho podniku Had
fields, Ltd. vo svojej rocnej
zprave k dcastinarom hovoril:
"Sme vskutku oddane povd'ac-
nj "a terajsie dary (od Boha),
ale mech mi je dovolene dodat',
re "a to, co name obdrzat', Bob
mas ucini opravdive vd'acnymi. :"
Hadfields, Ltd. totiz zacala
vyra'bat' kanonove naboje, proti
ktorym MET ziadneho obrnenia.
Prebij1 najhrilbsiu a najtvrd-
siu ocel' a zaletia este j potion
devat' mil d'aleko. To budd III
sky!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-04-06

Ale vojna, zda sa, toho roku
este nebude. Rusko-japonska
vojna bola Japoncami odlozena,
lebo ich vraj Rusi predbehli vo
vyzbroji. Kazdy rusky vojak
ma udajne 8 mechanickych kon-
skyych sill ma pomoc. To je Wac,
ako ma anglicky, franc1zsky a.
lebo americky vojak. Japonsko
musf tedy napred dobehndt' Ru-
sov vo vyzbroji. Dohotovilo uz
ohromne move municne fabriky
a verbuje do Mich $4,000 japon-
skych robotnfkov. V starych re
pracuje vyse 100000 Japoncov
dnom.nocou.
V Europe by sa strhla vojna
kazd1 min1tu, keby sa nasla
zadrapka. Ale Nemci ME s1 este
ma nu hotovl a preto ust1pili ]
Taliansku, ktore "a rak1skej
par-dnovej revoldcie malo $780,.
600 muzov1 armadu pri Rakd-
sku.
Ked' vypuknul ten skandal
v MSS. pred dvoma rokmi ma.
vrhli SINE, ze ked' sa uz kupu-
il golfove hriska, NAL by sa
k1pit' cintorin pre- narodne
mrtvoly. Nuz co, nezisiel by sal
Rev. Jozef Krispinsky navr-
huje v jeho "Fliackoch'', tlace.
nych vo tFurdekovi", ably 81
niektorf slovenskf redaktori w.
bavili svoje spory "a konferen-
cnym stolom. Obavame sa, ze
len arena vyhovie.
Aetna Standard Engineer
ing Co. vo Warren zaeala vyra-
bat novy automaticky stroj,
ktory odoberie robotnikom
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-04-06

chlieb. Je to sortovacf stroj pie
chu. Elektricke oko dava pozor,
ktory kus plechu je pahsi ale
bo t'azsf, nezli ma byt' a vyhodi
no Won zpomedzi dobrych. o.,
Minuleho tyzdna vymenova-
ne bolo 200 klerkov do statnych
viskovych obchodov. q Mich Ii
Youngstowncanov, medzi ktory-
mi boil dvaja Horvati a jeden
Poliak, ale ziaden Slovak, &C
kol'vek sa mnohf o tlto pracu
uchadzali. Aida budd vymeno-
vani neskorsie.
Taliansko malo "a lanskyy rok
1853, 900, 900 lfr deficitu, ma do
lare to robi $124,411,OOO Pred
rokom deficit Dol o $313, 200
vacsi. Taliansku vel'mi konku-
ruje Japonsko, ktore uz preda-
va svoje vyrobky ma Balkane.
Nasledkom tohto vel 'keho def
citu, talianske robotnfctvo bude
ndtene prijat' tretie snizenie
mzdy.
Mas priatel' z Passaicu sa Gu
duje, re SINE ma konvencii MSS.
neboli cely Gas. Jednoducha w.
hovorka: nemozeme 81 dovolit'
platen6ho nahradnika v redak-
eli a noviny musia vynst'. Jaka
pomoci A bez jedneho vtacka
bude leto. Ale nasmu priatel'o-
vi lprimne odpordcame, aby
nerozdaval mena talk stedre ma
vsetky strany. Vulgarnost'ou 81
1cty nikto nezadov&zi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-04-06

V prirode clovek zabudne ma
l'udskd zlost', ktorej je tol'ko
ma svete! Oslobodi sa cd poku.
SEMI diablov, sblizi sa S Bohom,
ktoremu pomaha tvorit' krasu
radost'. Kazda zelen a barva
rastlin je krasa. Kazdy ten kvie-
tok je 1smev. Kazdy pohl'ad
ma til krasu je potesenie.
V Nemecku obnovuj1 pohan-
ske zvyky a modly. Ma Vel'k1
noe Bavorcania, odkiaP sa zacal
sirit' nacizmus, modlili sa k bo-
hom vetra, dada a h6r. S W.
chu Wotan sp1st'ali ohnive ko-
lesa a plieskali bicami, ably "a
hnali strigy a zlych duchov.
Sedliaci tancovali okolo waiter,
spievali a tliapkali, cim sa ozna-
moval prichod jara. 2
Ako vidno, Nemci to myslia
vazne S odhodenlm krest 'anstva
a vratenim sa nazad k pohan-
stvu.
Konecne, Samuel insult Dol
chyteny. Arestovali no Turci a.
ko obycajneho zlodeja zlocin.
ca a bude vydany. Spoj. Station.
Tento chlap i s jeho bratom a i
nymi svindlermi zaprfcinil
krach dva-bilion-dolarovej kor-
poracie Chicagu. Tisice ludi
prislo O vsetko. A on 81 zil ako
pan napred vo Franchzsku, po-
tom v Grecku. Ked' nasa vlada
robila natlak ma grecku, ably ho
vydala, Greci dali Insulloyi
lod S greckou zastavou, aby ma
nej I'll alebo ma nej usiel ME
kde, dokym sa nanho nezabud-
ne. Ale Turci, ktori 81 cenia a.
merickej pomoci vo vybudova-
nj a zmodernizovanf ich kraji-
ny davali pozor a zajai lod',
ked' prechadzala cez Bosporskd
uzinu do Cierneho mora. Bez ce-
remonif arestovali byvaleho bi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-04-06
JAN VOJTASSAK.
biskup spissky.

Nuz mill bratia, drahe sestry,
precitajte 81 pozorne slova toh-
to nasho slovenskeho hodnosta-
ra zaumiefte 81, ze al Wy, a
to vsetcia budete odteraz dl'a
mich v buducnosti pracovat'. V
S. s. K. je Vase miesto; S. S. K.
je nase; S.. S. K. je pre- mas a
"a mas. A dnes je svrchovany
cas- ably SINE my, slovenski ka-
tolfci, svorne pracovali vytvo-
rili mohutne S. S. K, ktore bu-
de znat' j moct' zdarne praco-
vat "a nasu svat1 vieru mas
drahy narod slovensky.
Jan Lesko, tai. S.S.K.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-04-06
VZACNY LIST NAJDP. BIS
KUPA JANA VOJTA$$AKA
Sdruzeniu Slovenskych Katoli-
kov v Amerike.

Mile nam to padne, ze moze-
me v tychto krusnych casoch
podat' nasej verejnosti vzacny
list, ktory sme prave obdrzali
cd cirkevneho hodnostara, j.
E. najdp. jana Vojtassaka, bis
kupa spisskeho. Jeho zivou vie
rou a rodolaskou preniknute a.
postolske slova zaiste nadchn1
srdcia naSho knazstva a nasho
ludu a povzbudia mas vsetkych
ku spolocnej praci "a vznesene
ciele S. S. K, v ktore dnes vse.
tcia verime, ktore vsetcia tiez
schvaPujeme, no zial'bohu, "a
ktore este vzdy ME vsetcia pra-
cuJeme. List zneje:
Spisska Kapitul'a,
2. III. 1894.
sdruzeniu slovenskych Katoli-
kov v Amerike.
Schodza SDRUZENIA SLO-
VENSKYCH KATOLiKOV V
AMERIKE zadrzana v dnoch
21-23. novembra 1888 V meste
Pittsburghu rozpomenula sa ma
moju nepatrnost' a tlmocila mi
vrely pozdrav.
Ia tento rodacky a katolicky
prejav lasky a oddanosti vyslo-
yujem slavnemu SDRUZENIU
srdecne 'Pan Bob zaplat'!''
Nesmierne sa tesim tomu
najmensiemu hnutiu, ktorym
nasa slovenska a katolicka krv,
nepatrna to mensina ohrom-
nom mori r6znych narodov A
meriky, nielen zivota znaky da-
va, ale i culej svojskej prace
skvele vysledky ukazuje,, hsci
doba a okolnosti V nej s1 tomu
celkom neprajne.
Cirkev sv. katolicka nabera
vel'kej mravnej silly z nauky o
Obcovani Svatych. z toho du-
chovneho svazku, ktory spaja
trojakych clenov tajomstviplne-
no tela Kristoveho. I my slo-
renski katolfci vzajomne nabe-
rame mnoho dusevnej silly to-
no povedomia, ze, hoci mas deli
ohromny priestor hlbociznych
vod Velikeho Oceanu, vsetci
svorne zijeme a pracujeme "a
svoj Narod, "a svoju Cirkev.
A hoci praca "a tieto dve hod-
noty je mnohorazy krvopotna,
svedomite vykonana vzdycky
nam sp6sobuje dusevne 1techy.
Vsemoh1ci Bob mech zehna
vsetkym dobrym snaham a pra-
cam SDRUzENIA SLOVEN-
SKYCH KATOLfKOV V AME-
RlKE "a Boha a svoj Narod v
tej d'alekej cudzine. Mech mu
vzbudzuje stale povedomych
vodcov tax duchovneho, jako
svetskeho stavu, ktori, ako pro.
roci, mech by no viedli v tel
zemi putovania.
Ked' pripojujem vrely po-
zdrav tax vdp. predsedovi, ako
p. tajomnfkovi SDRUZENIA, S
prejavom hlbokej 1cty sa por1.
cam v Kristu a Narode odda-
ny
JAN vOJTASSAK,
biSkun sniSskV
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-04-06

ale skutkom Donedavna malokto 81 bol isty, kde to
vlastne ideme Ale Cd dvoch mesiacov uz vidime W.
sledky skutkov nasej vlady kongresu tie dokazujd
ze este vzdy pr nasej demokracii, ktorej kazd
dostane taky podiel aky 81 svojm vlivom ylade w
dobyje. Il
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-04-06
ROzHLAS YSN.

Ma Vzkriesenie vzkriesila sa
i prlroda: vtacky stebocd, ira
va sa zacina zelenat' a vsetko sa
to zob1dza 20 zimneho spanku.
Vskutku, krasne je to jaro, ako
krasny je krest 'ansky sviatok
Vzkriesenia Krista Pana.
Zahradnici, zahradni6ky, ia
sa do zahrady! Ozijete j Wy, O.
bodriete tel zimusnej strnulo-
sti. Kvietky, kricky, ovocne
stromky cakajh ma vase ruky,
ma vase noznice, ryla motyky,
ably sa i'm dobre rastlo.
Evening star., 1934-10-14

Prison are recidivists. 1t is apparent
that penal servitude has not made
good citizens of them. Among the
repeaters it is highly probable that
large numbers are in some degree
psychiatric cases. None of those in
the reformatory has been pronounced
insane, but the repeated criminal be-
havior of these recidivists is good
presumptive evidence that their men
tai processes deviate considerably
from those of normal citizens.
When one Of these repeaters comes
before the court he is tried on the
basis of the facts relating to the COM
mission of the offense with which he
is charged His normal or abnormal
personality traits are not considered.
Yet they are of more importance from
the viewpoint of society than the mere
fact of the guilt of the man. They
determine what to expect of him.
Called Mental Variants.
Many of the men committed for the
first time are, of course, mental vari-
ants from the normal A classifica-
ton system, which includes pSychi-
airy, such as that in operation at
New Jersey penal institutions, would
make possible more accurate method
of sentencing. Some men who had
committed relatively unimportant
crimes might be kept for life. Others
who had committed serious crimes
might not be kept as long as they are
now kept.
There is now no consistent policy
Evening star., 1934-10-14

on the part of courts for sentencing
offenders with similar records and Of
fenses. Present-day penologists recog-
nize the need for differential sem
tences for the same offense. but they
believe that the personality traits of
the criminal should have more weight
in determining his sentence than the
specific offense for which he is con-
victed.
Fitting the sentence to the criminal
requires scientific study of him. 1t is
only in rare cases that the judge as
sembles the varied information re-
quired to state such an expert opin-
ion-the variations in sentences are de-
termined largely by the temperament
, of the Judge. Either injustice to the
criminal or danger to society may
and does-result from this club-footed
method of handling crime and GRIM
inals. In the interest of both the
criminal and society, the sentence
ought to be scientifically determined.
But even If the judge assembled
complete information for a social
diagnosis of the offender, he could not
then fix an accurate, definite SEN
tence. The effect of imprisonment
is different on different men. One
man might be sufficiently adjusted to
be paroled in a year, whereas another
would require five years. All that
the Judge can really do is to determine
guilt or innocence. The law should
be changed to abolish all definite sem
tences, determinate or indeterminate,
or the sentencing power should be
Evening star., 1934-10-14

- TATISTICIANS are all afutter
- over a perplexing population
problem which will present
~ itself in 1945.
Unless something Is done to
relieve the situation soon there is
going to be famine of exclamation
points and interrogation marks. They
are exclaiming in horror at the seri-
business of the condition and are ask
ing in whispers, What is to be done?"
In a ramshackle temporary build
ing constructed during the World
War mighty minds have been at work
on the matter of life and death of
America. Out of musty files and the
new records of the last census they
have evolved the prediction that the
population peak in the United States
will be reached in l945, just 10 years
hence, and that Mr.. and Mrs. America
never can have more than 10000, 900
children.
Birth Rate Decreasing.
Quite a family and quite a growth
over a period of 10 years, but what is
worrying the statisticians is what is
ahead after '1945. Even now the birth
rate is decreasing about a half unit
each year. The rate per thousand has
dropped from 24.2 in 1920 to 17.3 in
1892 and is estimated to be below II
per cent in 1884.
Babies will continue to be born. but
they will be fewer and farther be.
tween, say the statisticians,
Evening star., 1934-10-14
LIMIT OF POPULATION
BELIEVED NEAR FOR i. S.
Saturation Point to Be Reached for
America in 1915, With LAC, 100000 Per-
sons, Federal Statisticians Predict.

The blame for this condition in
American poulation is distributed over
wide field, potential mothers have
entered into the business world, eco
nomic conditions have discouraged
additions to families, curtailment and
even stoppage of immigration, wider
practice of birth control among the
upper and salaried classes, the per-
sonal advantages to be enjoyed by
few children and multitude of others.
Whatever the cause, it is a fact
that American propagation is def
nitely on the skids. The decline,
which began in 1910, when the birth
rate per thousand population was
about 80, has gained momentum as
it fell.
Death Rate Stationary.
This calculation by the Bureau OF
the Population is based upon the
spread between birth and death rates.
While the birth rate has fallen from
30 per cent per thousand population
in 1910 to 24.2 in 1921, 17.3 in 1882
and even lower in 1888, the death rate
has remained approximately station
ary at 10 per cent per thousand. The
average American family is Al per-
sons. The uban family average is
3.26, while the farm family Is COM
posed of 400 persons.
Up to the Civil War American pop
ulation practically doubled each rs
years. Up to and including that
eventful year of 1860, the percentage
Of births per thousand population
CONTINUED on Fourth Page.l
Evening star., 1934-10-14

all sentences are indeterminate with
out either minimum or maximum
limit, the trial court would then COM
NIT the offender to a particular in
stitution. A highly qualified SAte
Parole Board or equally qualified
parole boards at the institutions might
then determine the first term of the
sentence and might transfer the pris-
oner to some other penal institution.
Rehearings would occur when this
term is served and a reclaSsification
or parole of the prisoner authorized.
No European country suffers from
crime as does the United States.
Throughout their systems of justice
and penal administration they use
specially trained personnel. We have
the treasure of the law, as st. Paul
said of the treasure of the light of
the glory of God, 'in earthen YES
sells" Our high enterprise must be
to use the best vessels the land af-
fords. A uniform sentencing policy
and scientific determination of the
treatment program will do much to
reduce recidivism and in time to re-
duce the number of criminals.
The problem of fitting the penalty
to the criminal is of vital importance
to all citizens. Nothing is more i'm
portant than the efficient administra-
ton Of justice. It is the foundation
upon which civilized society rests.
Evening star., 1934-10-14
Milky Way, Clustering Star Stream,
Sprinkles Light Across Evening Sky

would take their light about two mil
lion years to reach the earth.
In 1909 these estimates of Herschel
we're independently confirmed by Prof.
T. J. J. See, who revived the larger
scale of the universe adopted by
Herschel, after it had been neglected
by astronomers for 80 years, and thus
almost forgotten. Accordingly, in 1911
Prof. See presented to the American
Philosophical Society in Philadelphia
new and conclusive proofs that the
scale of the universe adopted by Lord
Kelvin and Newcomb in 1904 had to
be enlarged a thousandfold. Thus
instead of the distant groups of stars
being 5000 or 1000 light years away,
they were now seen to be 100000 or
100000 light years distant.
A better idea of these immense
spaces is given by noting that the
nearest fixed star, Alpha, in the Cen
taur, is little over four light years
away, or 275, 900 times further away
than our sun, itself 100000 miles
from the earth. The most distant
groups of stars are thus about 1000
further off than Alpha Centauri, the
earth's nearest neighbor.
Accordingly, when we look at the
Milky Way spanning our evening sky
we are to think of quantities of the
faintest stars as at least 100000 light
years away; the remoteSt Milky Way
stars of eighteenth magnitude as g.
10000 light years away, and the aver
age thickness of the Milky Way as
$4,000 light years. These figures of
Prof. See are confirmed by the later
studies of other astronomers, such as
Shapley of Harvard and Lindblad of
Stockholm
A light year is $1,000 times the
distance of our sun. And, therefore,
we see on what an immense scale the
universe is constructed. The Milky
Way thus is the most sublime spectacle
man can witness from the earth, and
well worthy of the contemplation of
the student of the sky. j. W.D.
Evening star., 1934-10-14

This is the time of year when the
attention of many persons is directed
to the Milky Way, a whitish band of
light running to the south, slightly
southwest, across the evening sky, and
every thoughtful observer is led to
ask What is the Milky Way?"
The answer is that the Milky Way
Is an irregular clustering stream of
stars entirely encircling the heavens,
but, on tl-is side of the celestial sphere
rising up somewhat to our northeast,
passing near the zenith over our heads
and spanning the heavens in STU
pendous arch of light running some
what to the southwest.
The Milky Way was correctly de-
scribed by Sir William Herschel as a
clustering stream of stars: that is, the
Milky Way is entirely made up Of
small stars and thus looks white like
the dust of chalk sprinkled over a
black background. For the vault of
the heavens is black except for the
stars spread over the background, and
these shining points are so thick in
the sky that the Milky Way appears
white with starlight.
About 1874 Sir William Herschel
first studied the structure of the
heavens on a comprehensive scale
proving that the body of the stars are
arranged in space in the form of a
disc, with the earth and sun near the
center of this disc. Imagine the form
like that of a watch, but somewhat
more f1attened, like two dinner plates
fitted together at their rims; then II
we are in the center of this disc and
look outsidewise the rim will be say
ten times further away than the fiat
surface above or below. Now the ex-
treme rim is the Milky Way, as seen
from the sun or earth.
Within the disc the stars are scat
tered irregularly, often gathered into
clusters and star clouds, and hence
Herschel called the Milky Way a clus-
tering stream, which modern research
fully confirms.
AS far back as 1799-l802 Herschel
concluded from the clusters along the
galaxy, some of which are globular.
made up of very fine points of light.
and very crowded together-that these
condensed faint clusters are very far
away. He estimated that these farth-
est clusters are SO far away that it
Evening star., 1934-10-14
Inside Information.

From the Flint (Mich) Journal.
The Democratic National Commit
tee says it knows within 200 ballots
how every county In the country will
vote in November. Requests are now
coming In for tips on the stock market.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-08-13
DIMOND WILL
 SPEAK HERE AT MEETING
Delegate Has Accepted h. vitation of Women's
 Democratic Club

Delegate Anthony J. Dimond has accepted the invitation extended by the Women's Democratic Club of Gastineau Channel to speak before 6 meeting sponsored by that or- ganization to be held upon his ar- rival in Juneau, according to a radio received this morning by Mrs. G. E. Krause, President of the club.
 Delegate Dimond said that he will leave Seattle on the steamer Aleutian tomorrow evening and plans to spend several days in Ket- chikan on his way north, continu- ing to Juneau on the first available transportation.
 Due to the fact that the exact date of his arrival here is un- certain, depending on steamers, the date of the meeting will be an- nounced later in the week, Mrs. Krause said. Members of the club are delighted that Delegate Dimond has agreed to speak and plans for the big meeting are already under way. The date and place at which the meeting will be held will bs made public as soon as the plans are definitely formulated.