davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-24
MNozsTvo HUB MA sLo-
: VENsKU.

Tohto roku je 1roda hub ma
Slovensku neobycajne vel ,ka
Denne dopravuje sa 20 Sloven.
ska vel'ky nakladny wagon, '
ktorom je vyse 1000 kosov, t. j
az 10000 kg hub, 2 ktorych
tri stvrtiny idd do Prahy. Hla.
wynn zasobist'om hub je kraj
okolo Liptovskeho Sv. Mikula.
sa a okolie Zvolena.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-24
STAVBA ZELEZNICE PU.
CHOV-HoRNA LIDEt.

Zeleznicna sprava urobila uz
kroky k vystavbe zeleznice P1-
chov-Horna Lidec. S pracou sa
zacne este tohoto roku. Zelezni-
ca povedie z Pdchova do Hor-
nej Lidee a d'alej ma Vizovice,
elm bude uskutocnene move spo
jenie Zilina-Bratislava, co bude
mat vel'ky vyznam hospodar.
sky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-24
VCELA PRfCINOU AUTovEJ
MELODY;

Po hradskej z Malaciek do
Bratislavy isiel autom vieden-
sky obchodny zastupca Fr. Ha-
max. Ned'aleko Lamaca mu
vlietla do auta vcela, ktorti
chcel odohnat', pri Com ztratil
vladu mad strojom a prevrhol
sa. Boil Y bezvedomi dopraveny
do nemocnice.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-24
spominajdcich, 0 ktorych pr

spominaj1cich, 0 ktorych pi-
sem:
"Lezal som amputovany ma
prav1 nohu v Pesti. Citali SINE
tam al slovenske, srbske a inc
noviny. Az jednAho dna prisiel
ma prehliadku vysoky dostoj-
mix. Nal doverny rozhovor $
honvedmi. Wac sa nesmelo e.
tat AMI rozpravat' mic. Prisla
onedlho vymena "mar6dov".
Dozvedeli SINE sa, Re v Rusku
je zalozena "Cesko-slovenska
druzina Trhlo to v mas Slova-
koch, co SINE tam boil. Brat ma
brata bojoval, spominalo sa.
"Som nacisto dostrielany, ale
hned' by som isiel bojovat' pro-
tt Mad'arom", hovorf jeden 2
mas. Mniska to pocuje. Zavlie-
XII mas vsetkych mar6dov kde.
81 do nedostaveneho gymnazia
a len desat' dnf trvalo t'azke
vysetrovanie. - "Hnusny ma.
rod rusky! - nadavali potion
nam Slovakom." A chlapi ho-
voria dlho a dlho este vojne,
najma ked' som, ako pilny po-
sluchae pripomenul, ze je tomu
prave dvadsat' rokov.
Este al ten Cigan nemoho]
vydrzat' u honvedov, lebo ked'
isiel ma "urlaub", stavil sa pri
krizi a hovoril: Pane Kriste
Boze, SAX 81 len mnoho vytrpel,
Bill ia, pluvali ma teba, trno.
VII korunu ii vlozili ma hlavu,
ale, prisambohu, u honvedov
bys' to nevydrzal..." )" miesaj1 sa
raz zartovne, raz bol'ave spo.
mienky v krone. Je uz davno
po polnoci, zivoty na'bite bol'a.
vymi sk1senost'ami - ohnom
smrti: vojnou - sa pozabudly
rozpravaju. Vonku zacina svi-
tat, je zatva, treba sa rozfst' a
v praci opat' zabudndt'. ia
vsak nezaspfm hned', ale Wy.
chadzaj1cim slnkom hl'adam
vychod z dnesneho chaosu. Roz
mysl at je O com. Tam v cudzi-
ne v zemi zapustenej sPachetne
srdcia legionarov, tam ich roz-
tratene kosti, tam y cintori-
noch pochovani. cd hladu u.
mierajuci donna, tam ma Bradle
pochovany Stefanik, a tn medzi
nami nejeden lupic v pravom
slova smysle hmotar, vykori-
st'ovatel' biednych a hladuj1-
cich, nejedna zalost', ponosa,
krivda, pre- ktor1 nj ct ozveny
v zatvrdlych srdciach. Nespo-
kojnost' tam, kde by jej malo
byt' najmenej! Ale najviac ma
trapia tie nespravodlivosti a
krivdy, pachane ma mas Slova-
koch tn donna " republike.
j. IA.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-24
LIEcIvA moo KoRENIA.

O liecivej moci korenia vie
nielen temer kazdy obyvatel'
vidieku, ale i samotna lekarska
veda, ba i historic medicfny. V
lekarskych knihach 20 starsich
dob najdeme casto zpravy, ze
mnohe korenia uzivaj1 sa ME
len k tomu, ably dodaly chut' k
jedlu, ale i k tomu, aby pomo-
hly pri roznych nemociach.
W start Greci poznali bob
kovy list (vavrin) a robili z ne,
no bobkovy olej, ktoreho uzi-
vail ako lieku proti vyrazkam,
menovite proti svrabu. Bobko-
w list sa este dnes pestuje v
novom Grecku a v juznej TIA
lii a pouzfva sa no ako prisady
ku k1pel 'om a k mastiam, lebo
este dnes sa vseobecne uznava
urcita jeho lieciva sila.
| Safran sa dnes pouziva oby-
cajne len k barveniu, ably po-
lievka a pecivo vyzeraly> zltsie,
alebo k barveniu vel'konocnych
vajieok. Stare narody pouziva-
ly vsak safranu k vyrobe opoj-
nych napojov, ktorym sa pripi-
sovala lieciva moe.
Majeranok sa pridava do po-
lievky, do gulasu alebo klobas.
Ia starych casov bol bl'dbeny
majorankovy olej ako ukl'ud-
nujdci prostriedok proti boleniu
zubov.
| V Grecku pijd dodnes miesto
kavy salviovy caj. U mas sa ho
pouzfva ako vytecneho klokta-
dla, tedy ako prostriedku pri
boleni hrdla.
S1 mnohe korenia, ktore dra
zdia chut' k jedlu: pelynok,
ktory vzbudzuje hlad, d'alej 20
sibira pochadzaj1ci stipPavec
(ostragon), citronove korenie,
ktore rastie v krajoch Stredo-
zemneho mora, potion pelun,
ktoreho sa pouzfva vo forme
caju, likeru a vina. Narody v
Ali zijdce pouzfvaj1 pelune a.
ko vyteeneho prostriedku proti
hlistam. V Alpach pouziva pud
k tomu 1celu ruty, ktora pocha
| dza z Turkestanu.
Cesnaku pouziva poslednej
dobe hodne i lekarska veda a
to ako vytecneho prostriedku
proti zvapnateniu I'll. Vo vojne
sa osvedcil ako chraniaci pro-
striedok proti cervienke a cho-
lere. Vel'mi zdravy je titz k6-
lere. Vel'mi zdravy je tiez ko-
criev.
Rasca (kmin), fenikel a anyz
dobre 1cinkuj1 pri boleni bru-
cha. Feniklu uzivame k 1celom
liecivym vo forme fenikloveho
caju, feniklovej vody a oleja.
Med miesany feniklom odpo-
| r1ea sa proti kasl'u. Feniklo-
vodou sa umyvajd oei: to ich
sill.
OleJ duskovy (tlmlan) Je DO
brym prostriedkom proti reu-
matizmu a olej skoricovy je me-
dzi l'udom obl'1benym liekom
proti suchotinam. Pri tax t'aE-
kej nemoci, ako sd suchotiny sa
vsak liecenie nikdy nesmie spo-
kojit' p1hym pouzfvanim ME
ktorej liecivej byliny alebo ko-
renia, ale vzdy je treba Go maj.
skor vyhl 'adat' odborn1 lekar-
sku radu a pomoc.
Ugorky name radi podobe
salatu. Zeny by 81 maly uvedo-
nit, ze ich st'ava je znameni-
tym prostriedkom pre- pestova-
ME pleti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-24
vELKosTATKAR v PoD0.
.ZRENf 20 SPIONsTVA.

Cetnfci v Tornale zatkli ma
rozkaz statneho zastupitel'stva
yel'kostatkara Ladislava Heve-
siho pre- podozrenie 20 spiona.
ze v prospech Mad'arska. He
vesi je vo vaznici v Rim. So
bote.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-24
70 starej vlasi
(Zpravy sd prevzat6 : krajo'
vych 6asopisov.)
zIvOTOPIs ANDREA
HINKU.


knlnA Maria S10OG8.)
Predseda Slovenskej l'udovej
strany, Andrej Hlinka, dozfva
tohoto roku, ako je uz znamo,
" septembri sedemdesiat rokov
svojho zivota. Narod sa chysta
oslavit' svojho vodcu, vzdat
mu hold a vyjadrit' mu prejav
svojej lasky.
No laska bez poznania ME je
pravou laskou.
Pozname my Andreja Hin
ku?
Vieme ako sa on prebijal Ii
votom?
Pozname my jeho ciny, z kto-
rych - ako z malickych IT
nick - povstala dnesna zulova
a vel'ka postava Hlinkova'
Musfme 81 priznat': vieme 0
tom malo. Sdborne dielo slo-
venskej politike, ramci ktore-
no nasiel by svoje predne mie-
sto Hlinka, dosial' nevyslo. Co
sa o jednotlivych fazach zivota
Hlinkovho napfsalo - to ostalo
novinach. Malicka, 32-strano.
va bros1ra K. Sidora, vydana
o 60-rocnom Hlinkovom roku
1924 v naklade vyse 10000 W
tiskov, latku nevyeerpala. A
pamat' nasa? Je Pudska. Vysu-
melo nej vel'a.
Bolo teda ma case, ze sefre-
daktor Slovaka, Karol Sidor,
vyhovel ziadosti mnohych cti-
tel'ov Andreja Hlinku a dal sa
do napisania obsazneho diela
Andrejovi Hlinkovi. Je v nom
vsetko, co sa vzt'ahuje ma Hin
ku ako politika, ma cloveka We,
refine lcinkuj1ceho. Karol ST.
dor uz "a cry mad 'arskej, ked'
mu bolo Is rokov, prihlasil sa
k Andrejovi Hlinkovi. Cd neho
naucil sa narod poznat', narod
milovat' a zan pracovat'. Ma
jeho popud pisal i elanky do
"Narodnych novfn" pod pseu-
donymom Student cd vahu. A
lie sdcasne poznal i Hlinku a je-
no nednavnd pracu "a Boha
narod.
Vsetky svoje poznatky vlozil
Karol Sidor do tohto svojho
diela. Pozorny citatel la'hkym
a jednoduchym stylom dostane
sa tn k vedomostiam 'sloven-
skej politike do prevratu a po
prevrate. Pred jeho ocami bude
rast' Andrej Hlinka, vysly z
malej cernovskej chal1pky, ma
milovaneho vodcu naroda We
diaceho strhn1t' na svoj pro-
gram roku 1925 do pol miliona
slovenskych volicov. Uvidi Hin
kovu heroichd borbu v semina-
ri, v Troch Sliacoch, v Ruzom-
berku. Jeho utrpenie v Segedf-
ne i ma Mirove. K. Sidorovi po-
darilo sa ziskat' vlastnorucne
zapisky Hlinkove, pfsane vo va
zeniach krvou svojho srdca.. Sd
to najkrajsie state celej knihy,
prevysuj1ce slohom a opravdo-
vost'ou knihy Sylvia Pellica a.
lebo K. Havlieka-Borovskeho.
Kniha ma 554 stran vel 'keho
formatu. Je rozdelena ma 60 ka-
pitol. Do prevratu je IS kapi-
tol (314 stran) a cd prevratu
do roku 1926 s podrobnym O.
pisom cesty Hlinkovej medzi
bratov v Amerike 25 kapitol
(24O stran). Pdtavy obsah spe-
streny je 81 krasnymi ilustra-
ciami ma kriedovom papieri,
predstavuj1cimi Hlinku cd je-
ho bohosloveckych cias az do
jeho triumfalneho prichodu po
vol'bach roku 1926 do hlavneho
mesta Bratislavy a ma ceste po
Amerike.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-24

Odportdajts YounsstownsE6
novensk6 Noviny svo5hn pela-
tsfoml = = rok. 4 = psl
ro1n.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-24
|| llxAln MA svETov6
||'||| voJNU.

isalo So Is. jdla 1914. Ra-
& 6sko Uhorsko vypovedalo Srb-
81 vojnu. Bolo %. julia 1914.
3eobecna mobilizacia. Vojna!..
olsavf vykricnik akeho davno
3 sudstvo nepoznalo. Pod MIN sa
syfjaly ul'akane l'udske srdcia.
& vseobecna mobilizacia vse-
obecnA panika! Plac, narek,
bed&kanie, kvilenie, vzdychy a
Il konvulzivne lhcenie so vsetkych
I stran. Matky, zeny, deti, sestry
donna. otcovia, muzovia. sy-
novia, bratia - do vojny! Do
DO vojny krv vyliat', zivot po-
loxit' ! Ia koho a preeo? = Ia
e kr&l'a a vlast'. Bob tax chce.
s Kto padne elm skorej "a kra-
Ia 4 vlast', tym PRIV bude ne
BIZ spomfnaj1 teraz ii, co tom
pekle boil a ktorych prave po-
Gnvam.
"a kral'a, ktory hodoval v
bahne l'udskeho zivota. Ia
vlast', ktora otrocila. Vojaci-o-
] troci sa nepytali, kto je ten
krap aka je ia vlast' a ami sa
nesmeli pyat'. Krap je bozej
/ milosti vlast' je matkou, tre-
ba bojovat, treba umierat'. Gel
jen "a haboru!" - revalo"sa v
uliciach miest, ktore sa otriasa-
" pod tym divym slovom. Spu-
PM Nemci divf Mad'ari sla-
viii svoje orgie. "Cerveny Safe
eek, kolem Sc toe, ideme do
vojny, nevfme proc" tax SINE
"a ucili cd Cechov potajomky.
Spomfna jeden tych, ktori
rozvazujii rany, ktori hovoria o
vojne. "Prisaha sa. Revnivost'
i pri tom. Ceske oddiely nepo-
Gut. Co to- Malokto tusil, co
ten otaznik znamena.''
Ellen a haborup' dunelo
d'alej po' uliciach, zatia', Go "a
cfnaly duniet' i kanony. Zem
strpala, rama sa kvasila, bieda
xacinala, raneni vojaci sa vra-
cali. Bolo pocut' o mrtvych.
Ellen a haboru!" zatichalo,
nenachadzalo ozveny.
NAL som devatnast' rokov",
hovorf invalid zpomedzi spomi-
naj1cich, "zostal som ako di-
voch, ked' som pocul to racho-
tenie pusiek a kanonov. Len
ked SINE zrazu poculi: Roham-
ral INA bodakyD Vybehol som
bez pusky a bez vsetkeho do
CHINA. Taxi SINE boil vsetci:
I xblazneni. Cfm skorej zahy.
n1t'l - bola nasa prosba - a
nediyat' sa ma t1 hrozu."
Raj sedime spokojni "a
kopach", rozprava zas my. GA
nj sa nam o nicom nesnfva,
ked tn zrazu zacn1 sa zjavo-
vat vojaci. Kozaci! Strasne slo-
yo. u je po vsetkom. Ami co
BY vyvierali odniekaP 20 zeme,
ako mravci kopca: tol'ko ich
bolo."
Okolo nina len tax hvMd a
" gul'ky'', hovori zasa my.
Granat vsetkych okolo nina v
xAkopach pozasypal naeisto. Al
nina po krky a nasypalo sa mi
hliny do oc1. Nemohol som
vstat'. Pride vsak velitel S ma
trGenou zbranou: "Vstavaj, le-
10 ia zastrelim p Nikdy som
neveril, ze sa vratim.... Dlho
som nechcel ami pocut' vojne
|a D tel hroze, ME spominat' ma
to-. Nemohol som donedavna,
Eba AMI nem6zem pocut' doteraz
savJjanie psa, co mi pripomi-
na vojensky ohen stekot gu
HEX" !" miesajd sa hlasy tych,
ktorf prezili to hrozne krvipre-
evanie.
HAD, bolest' smrt' ma from
eh... bieda, kupeenie lud-
k5m zivotom, hlad, choroby,
nisranie al v zazemi. Uz mix
xolal: "Eljen a haboru!'' -
m1zstvo sa nasytilo toho slova
Ixraelskf ma p1sti, Malo no
pridrhalo sa MIN. Spupny
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-24

SA10s OOAOSS OAA1 ~" AA0A
eh... bieda, kupcenie 8 lud-
ky1n xivotom, hlad, choroby,
nisranie al ' zazemf. W mix
olal: /" ELLEN a haboru!'' -
zstvo sa nasytilo toho slova
Ixraelskf ma p1sti, Malo no
pridrhalo sa MIN. Spupny
es1ee i Mad'ar NAL tiez dost'
ho, 20 81 sam ziadal. Jedna-
11selo to byt', aspon pre-
N potokoch krvi sa zaper-
MIA sloboda a sloboda j.
sh slsbych slovanskych kme-
S iSfm inym, ako l'udskou
6u prekrstil 50 svet, utvori-
Desko- -Slovenska republi-
Jnhoslavia. Tu vit'azila
dnch9 mad 1bohou hmotou.
8 <eh sa pospajaly vybr1se-
ducha mad 'arskou q
kou rozpfnavost'ou q chy-
xalkrovanymi nasimi pred
ovo .nedame ga !" spo-
\ mohutn6 unisono tax,
1lo frontou, srdcia legio-
fely, zem dunela, poro-
od vt 'azil. Povedane
lesan,i iednkho -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-24

plSOu ceSCy ullukOVeJ meOZl
bratov v Amerike 25 kapitol
gao stran). Pitavy obsah spe-
streny je 81 krasnymi ilustra-
ciami ma kriedovom papieri,
predstavuj1cimi Hlinku cd je-
ho bohosloveckych cias az do
jeho triumfalneho prichodu po
vol'bach roku 1925 do hlavneho
mesta Bratislavy a ma ceste po
Amerike.
Ku knihe je pridany soznam
mien osob, vystupujdcich We
dl'a Hlinku s udanim strany,
ma ktorej je patricnych oso.
bach rec. Tychto osob je 1876.
Dielo bude stat brosovane
Kcs a., viazane KOS S..
Sidorov zivotopis Andreja
Hlinku Dol, ako SINE uz o tom
pfsali, skonfiskovant a cely ma.
klad zhabany. Opravene vyda-
ME vyjde druhej polovici au-
gusta. Kazdy verny Slovak a
Slovenka ma 81 zadovazit' tdto
knihu, ktorA je nielen zivoto-
pisom vodcu Hlinku, ale i hi
storiou naxho n&roda.
The Washington times., 1934-11-23
DIR. Ezekiel Talks
On Triple A Relief

DR.. Mordecai Ezekiel, economic
adviser Of the Agriculture De.
partment, will speak on Triple
A and the Farm Relief Plan Of
Joseph" at the open forum to be
held tonight at 8 o'clock at the
Adath Israel Synagogue, Sixth
and I Sts. N. W. Rabbi Solomon
Metz will speak on Moses and
the New Deal" There will be
choir music,
The Washington times., 1934-11-23
Jersey Head Fights
Air Terminal Shift

NEWARK, N. j., Nov. % UNS0
Governor Moore today appealed
to President Roosevelt and Post
master General Farley in an effort
to prevent the removal Of the East
ern air mail terminus from Newark
Airport to Floyd Bennett Field,
New York city. In identical tele-
grams to the President and Mr..
Farley, he declared the transfer
would increase delivery costs and
would be an injustice to New
Jersey and a shabby trick" to
the city of Newark.
The Washington times., 1934-11-23
Strange Red Monster
Battles All Experts

PRINCE RUPERT, B. c., Nov.
% G.NS0.-The dissected remains
of a warm blooded monster with
red flesh and quills was brought
here today, and baffled all experts
who tried to ascertain its identity.
Thirty feet long, the carcas Of
the marine "monStrosity" was
transported here from Henry Is
land, off the northern end Of
Porcher Island, by DR.. Neal Car
ter, director of the Prince Rupert
Dominion Fisheries Experimental
Station.
For lack of a better name, au-
thorities who viewed the :ifeless
hulk dubbed it "Canada's Loch-
The Washington times., 1934-11-23
We've Noticed It

To the Editor of The Times.
Sir: May I protest the absolute
rudeneSs of certain persons at
tending symphony concerts and
other musical affairs in our
city?
Most persons go, to these con-
Certs to enjoy the music. But
some, unfortunately for the rest
Of us, apparently go to be seen,
and they make life miserable by
chattering and disturbing those
seated near them.
It would seem that common
courtesy would demand that
The Washington times., 1934-11-23

ness Monster" and agreed they
had never seen its like before.
It's red flesh, they said, proved
it was a warm.blooded mammal.
It had a horse-nke head, with
tough skin on the upper part,
covered with rough hair, while
the lower portion sprouted quills.
There were no bones of any par
ticular Importance in the body
excepting the vertebrae, which
resembled that of most mammals.
It was stated the discovery
vindicated the veracity of scores
of persons who have reported
seeing a serpent" of this de-
scription in British Columbia
waters during the past two years.
The Washington times., 1934-11-23
Alcohol Tax Aides
Face Examination

Approximately 100 more EN-.
ployes of the Alcohol Tax Unit Of
the Internal Revenue Bureau are
to be examined by the Civil Ser.
vice Commission as a result of the
McKellar patronage rider" which
has already thrown 900 employees
out Of office. The positions af.
fected are mostly in the field and
include such jobs as enforcement
division chief, district supervisor,
enVeStigator, etc.
The Washington times., 1934-11-23

Bright and dark pull-over
sweaters, "a to 40. Knit
tunics. .CoSSack suedine
jackets, IA to 20. Satin,
taffeta and crepe blouses
and tunicS, "a to 40.
Plain or plaid wool flan-
mel skirts, 26 to 80.
The Washington times., 1934-11-23

these people refrain from idle
chatter. But they must be lack
ing in this. From the time they
take their seats they talk.
The other afternoon a group
of school girls were seated near
me, chaperoned by a teacher,
yet she made no attempt to
quiet their talking, despite the
fact they ruined the concert for
others.
Perhaps this teacher and
others will learn manners. II
not it is to be hoped that they
will stop going to concerts.
MUSIC LOVER.
The Washington times., 1934-11-23
ROBBED SECOND TIME

Nathan Reiskin, proprietor of a
drug store in the first block of
Florida Ave. N. w., was visited by
gunmen for the second time with
in a month late yesterday. He
lost $76 to two colored men who
entered his store with drawn
weapons. Recently he was robbed
Of $73 by another pair.
The Washington times., 1934-11-23
AUTO SHOW PLAN

Suggestions for the decorative
scheme at the annual automobile
show, to be held January IL to 19
in the Washington Auditorium,
are being sought from members of
the Automotive Trade Association.
The Washington times., 1934-11-23
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The Washington times., 1934-11-23

Starvation Hurts, Too
To the Editor of The Times:
There is much ado these days
about the benefits Of the huge
machinery set up by the Fed
eral Government for the relief
of the poor and the destitute.
The country is literally swamped
with the rosy reports emanating
from washington about the
millions of poor families who
have been helped since the in
auguration of the New Deal re-
lief expenditures. Occasionally,
O pubnc-spirited citizen like
Senator Borah mumbles a fee
BILE murmur of protestation,
but in the main, there has been
little adverse criticism.
Recently I have talked with
many clergymen Of all denomi-
nations on the subject of relief.
It was their opinion, without
exception, that while relief ex-
penditures are temporarily aid
ing the physical wants of the
poor, they are, simultaneously,
bringing about a complete
moral and social collapse Of
thousands of our citizens. I
think the point is well taken.
do not believe many Of us
have studied or even attempted
to examine this aspect of the
relief problem.
Men on relief lose initiative,
courage and the thrifty quail
ties which go to make up good
citizenry. They become, in
many cases, social parasites,
indolent and careless. What
can we expect from their chill
6ren? AGAINST RELIEF.
She Knows
To the Editor Of The Times:
7 am confronted with the prob
lem of sending my 5-year-old
boy to the Washington public
schools as a matter of economy
or digging up the money to put
him in q private school.
As q taxpayer I have a right
to expect the Government to
provide proper educational ia
cilities for my son. Which it
doesn't. It will be necessary,
If he is to receive the education
to which he is entitled, for me
to go to the extra expense of
Q private school.
I have been told that there
are certain public schools in
Washington "just as good as
q private one"
# you are lucky enough to
live in the area in which these
two or maybe three schools are
located your child or children
will receive unusual educational
advantages. If not it is just
too bad.
I do not speak as an outsider.
I once attended the normal
school here. And learned
enough of the school system and
background to resolve that my
own children should go to pri-
Vate schools.
Washington should have a
model school system. mot just
a few model schools. The chill
dren Of the District are entitled
to the best in education. Why
can't they get it?
ARNTTEITD
The Washington times., 1934-11-23
EASY VICTORY

KANSAS CITY, Kans. 0.N.S).
George E. Mcdonald was elected
State treasurer with no more
campaign expense than the filing
fee.
The Washington times., 1934-02-13
ASSAULT HOLDS
AUTO DRIVER

Robert Atkins, %, colored, of
400 block M st. N. w., pleaded
not guilty in Police Court, today,
on charge Of assaulting a po-
lice officer. He was held for
trial, February 81. .
Later in Traffic Court, Atkins
pleaded not guilty to charges of
reckless driving, driving without
a permit and hit-and-run. He
was held for trial on these
charges, March 2, by Judge Ralph
Given.
Policeman William B. Sparks,
Of the traffic bureau, said that
Atkins was involved in collision
with another car at Twenty
second and L Streets Northwest.
When Sparks attempted to ques-
ton him, Atkins ran into his car
and attempted to make his eS-
cape.
Sparks further stated that he
caught the car and jumped on
the running board. Atkins and
another man beat him with their
fists and pushed him off into
the road. Sparks said that he
drew his gun and fired, hitting
Atkins in the chest.
On a tip, police arrested Atkins
at his home last Saturday.
The Washington times., 1934-02-13
To SEE
RELIEF CHIEF

Continuing his investigation Of
the efficiency of the local emer.
gency relief organization, Arch
Mandel, field representative Of
the Federal Emergency Relief
Administration, today was ex-
pected to study the operation
of the office of Leroy A. Hal
bert. local emergency relief ad.
ministrator.
Mr.. Mandel, questioned as to
the procedure he would follow
in his study of the local Set-up,
declared he had no program.
From other sources, however, it
was learned that he spent the
day yesterday in visits to the
various relief stations and that
today he planned to go to IA.
Halbert's office.
The investigation was begun
after many complaints had been
made that red tape was impair.
ing the efficiency of the local
relief unit and that many de-
serving cases we're turned down
or kept waiting an unreasonable
time for aid.
The Washington times., 1934-02-13
GROUP REPORTS
CAS- TAX BILL

Declining to take action on the
Smith gas tax bill, the fiscal af-
fairs subcommittee of the House
District Committee today decided
to report the bill without prejudice
to the full committee at its meet
ing tomorrow.
Only two Representatives,
Chairman j. Bayard Clark CD OF
North Carolina and Thomas j..
O'Brien CD of Illinois, attended
the subcommittee meeting today
with the result no definite action
was taken on the proposed
measure. -
The bill provides for increasing
the District gasoline tax from 2 to
4 cents per gallon and abolishing
the present special assessments
levied against property owners for
street improvements.