davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-22

:. f > 2 L =
lenych a neviditel'nych stanfc,
ktora by k vseobecn6mu pud-
ckemu prospechu a 1zitku bo-
la vysielana bez prestania.
(Nedavno boly zdarn6 pr6by
urobene ma Santa Fe zeleznici
s hnanim jedneho zeleznicneho
vozia bezdrotnou elektrinou ma
kratku vzdialenost'. v spojenf
$ tymto eksperimentom nebolo
spominane memo Teslu, ale i
steho mladeho americkeho inzi-
niera.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-22
Kalenddr Cinnosti
Slovenskej
Prfhlasy zabav do tohto Ka
lendara prijima redakcia.

"A. jtna- -Piknik Spolku sv. ia
ma Krstitel'a, G. 1873. P. s. j.
ma Petrovicovej farme '
Campbell.
!. jdla-Piknik Sboru 159. a
Sborceku ITO. s. X. Sokolov
v Haseltone mad kamenarnou.
4. JULIA -Osadny piknik, osady
sv. Mateja, ma Shirley Rd. po-
zemkoch.
4. jhla-Piknik Sboru 146. s. T.
j. Sokol v Antalfkovej zahra-
de ma s. Meridian Rd.
8. jula-25-rocne jubileum Cis.
$50. IKSJ. v Poland Country
Club.
10. jula-Piknik Spolku sv. Al
zbety ma Lansingville, ma
Shirley Road pozemkoch.
= 25. JULIA Slovensky Den v
Idora parku.
~. JULIA -Piknik Spolku sv. An
ny, c. 1853. ma Shirley Rd. ma
Lansingville.
II. augusta-Piknik Venca 81.
s. K. Sokoliek, ma Shirley
Rd. pozemkoch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-22

Guverner White svols
zakonodarhn ma svlk5
DAME ma n. j6na. "a
iia ma vyniest' z6kony
yebnych q pozickovtch i
nostiach. o daniach a
jednat az ' novembri, let
slanci SO boja hlasovat d
otazke pred vol'bami.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-22
HASELTONeKH v NEMOCI
PoDPORUJ6CI sPoLoK
TATRA

Unadnfci: Michal Kozak, pred-
soda, 16 Gladstone St., Campbell, O.
Stefan Roth, zApisnfk, II Morley Ave
Campbell, o. valent Rovder, dStov-
MIX, 1889 Gladsbone st., Oampbefl.
o. Martin LipkA, pokladnik, %
Starr st., Campbell, o.
Do1orcovia majetku: Jan Basista,
lOl Haseltine Ave-. Campbell. Q. I
Michaa Dzurei, p. 0. Box. Haselton
Sta, Youngstown. o. DoSorca cho-
rich i str&x: Jan Konak. ~ Morley
Ave-. Campbell. 0.
Sch6dne odbtvai6 - kaxd6 4. No
del'u mesiaei v katolfckei sloven-
skei Skols osady ". Alfbetv a =.
Haaeltise Ava. ! 4. hed = ~ !
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-22
KATASTROFA NEMECKEHO
PARNfKA DRESDEN

V stredu, 20. jdna stroskotal
sa ma skalach pri norvezskom
pobrezi vel'ky nemecky parnfk
Dresden, ma ktorom sa vezlo w
Sc tisic Nemcov. Len styri oso-
by, z mich tri zeny, sa zatopily,
ostatni boil zachraneni. LODI
bola ma vyletnej ceste. Bola to
LODI o 1900 tonovej snosnosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-22
PIKNIK UNITED
PRINTING COMPANY

V sobotu popoludnf odbtval
sa druhy vyrocny piknik nasej
United Printing Company pri
Hawkins Lake, Berlin Center.
Pikniku sa zdcastnilo okolo 200
osob, majitelia a zamestnanci S
ich rodinami. Boly romantic
hry a zavody, v ktorych zvit a.
zili: V behu chlapcov Jack Jo-
nes a Richard Moser. V behu
dieveat Lenore Goldmith a Ma
omi Beach. V behu chlapov
Jimmie Jones (kvartu visky).
V behu zien pani Ekoniak. V
taligovom behu Jan Petrecic a
Stefan Petrecic. V ,behu dievcat
zvit'azila Pearl Silver. V dru-
hom behu chlapcov Phil Shea
prvy a Neal Shea druhy. V be-.
hu mladencov Eric Newton. V
behu zenacov a vydatych Chas.
Beach a pani Ekoniak. V behu
zamestnancov v dielni Louis
Gaal prvy, John Gagyi druhy.
V behu dievcat 10 do Is rokov
Verna Moser. V behu slecien
Josephine Burnett prva a Betty
Bodner druha. V nafukovanf
balona zvft'azili: dam Mrs.
Elmer Hughes prva, Miss Min
ME Silver druha. 2 chlapov
VIM. Kline prvy, Lee Alien
doerfer druhy. 2 chlapcov Ray
Fassett prvy, Robert Moreman
druhy. V behu mladencov Eric
Newton prvy, Steve Horvath
druhy. V druhom behu mia
dencov Phil Shea prvy, Louis
Gaal druhy. v nafukovani ba-
lonov, dievcata: Dorothy Al
tendoerfer bola prva, Caroline
Hughes druha.
Vecera bola spolocna v paw
lone, ma ktorej recnili: N. Gross
handler, predseda spolocnosti /;
Jozef Kraja, podpredseda; Ch.
Muter, koncilman Anton Kry-
zan, L. Vickery, /. g. Gold
smith, Fl. j. Hanna a Regis
Fallon. Toastmajstrom Dol Fred
Stauff. Il. 3. Altendoerfer Ia
spieval jednu piesen, ktord O.
pakovali j hostia.
V usporiadajdcom whore bo-
Ii: Fred Stauff, Chas. Muter,
Gertrude Gorham, Sabina Ho-
gan, Charles Beach a Alden
Kraja. Ma pikniku panovala
znamenita nalada. Chlapi sa dr.
zali okolo s1dkov s RennerovJm
plzenskym.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-22
''MODZGOvY TRUST"
OSTANE PRI VLADE

Prezident Roosevelt, prijfma-
JUG eestny doktorat Yale uni
verify New Haven, Conn.,, v
stredu, povedal rec, v ktorej
vyhlasil, ze takzvany "modzgo-
w trust" (profesori) vo vlade
zostan1, lebo sd tam vel'mi po-
trebni. Prezident tiez povedal,
ze !demokracia bude nad'alej
v Amerike panovat' a ze on ju
ma rad.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-22
PRENOS ENERGIE MA
DIAL'KU.

ANCudNuO pIcSld ,IldCOu Zprd-
va, ze am. vynalezcovi Teslovi,
ktory je rodom Horvat, sa po.
darilo ukoneit' pokusy, ma kto-
rych pracoval "a dvadsat' ro-
kov. Usiloval prenos elektri-
ckej energie ma dial'ku bez dr6-
tn. Prave tax, ako rozhlas siri
prostrednictvom elektrickych
vim ma vel'ke vzdialenosti hovo-
rene slovo, spev hudbu, pra-
We tax chcel a chce Tesla pre-
nasat' elektrick1 energiu ma
vel'k1 vzdialenost' bez pro-
strednfctva drotov. Chce poha-
nat elektricke lokomotivy tax,
re by i'm hnaciu silu elektriny
dodavaly centrally bez pria-
mych elektrickych drotov, tax
ze by ma jednej strane bola e.
lektricka energia, vyziarovana
do priestoru a ma druhej strane
by sa znovu zachycovala, ably
sa jej mohlo pouzit' k osvetle-
niu, pohonu atd'. Po 1spechu
Teslovho dsilia zmizly by po
mestach i po vidieku vsetky
rozvodne elektricke droty; e.
lektricka centrala mala by asi
vel'ke anteny, ktorymi by W.
sielala svoju mohutn1 elektri-
ck1 energiu.
Nevieme, ma akych zasadach
budoval Tesla svoje pokusy.
Jeho memo je dostatocnou "a.
rukou, ze tieto pokusy sd do
brych rukach. Nevieme tiez, do
akej miery tieto Teslove poku-
sy, keby sa vydarily. by ma
ly okamzity prakticky vyznam.
Je znamo, ze prenosom elek.
trickej energie ma dial 'ku po-
cita Marconi. Ked' bol Marco
nj v Chicagu pri zahajeni Sto-
rocia pokroku, vylozil krasne
vyvoj radiotechniky ako po-
stup jednotlivych vim, ktore pri
chadzaj1 este pridu. Prvou
takou vlnou boil objav elektro-
magnetickych impulzov a prf-
strojov, ktorych bolo mono po
uzit' k neviditel'nemu vysiela-
niu zprav. Potom prisla druha
vlna, ktora je spojena s menom
Marconiho. To je prakticke po-
uzitie radiotelegrafie. Tret'ou
vlnou je radiofonia a rozhlas,
ako no zname my. Stvrta vlna
pomaly prichadza. Je to televi-
zia, bezdr0tove videnie ma diap
ku.. Piatou vlnou - ako O nej
hovorl Marconi - je prenos e.
nergie ma dial'ku, kedy budeme
m6ct' osvetlenie, vykurovanie i
vsetok pohon v dome zapojit
p1hym vyladenfm, ako dnes 81
vyladime svoj radioprijfmac.
Met najmensej pochyby 0
tom, ze tato plata vlna, prenos
elektrickej energie ma dial'ku,
pride. Otazkou je len, kedy
technika tento problem, tax
t'azky, uspokojive a prakticky
rozriesi. Otazkou je, Ii tato pia-
ia vlna bude spojena 8 menom
slovansk6ho, horvatskeho vyna-
lezcu Teslu, alebo Ii Tesla len
pripravf cestu niekomu menu,
kto, nadany sue vel 'kym tech
nickym duchom, najde tajom-
stvo prenosu vel'kei elektric-
kej energie ma vel'k6 vzdialeno-
sti, tajomstvo, ako hnat' cele
dlhe elektricke vlaky, ktorfm
NJ - snereia dodk kvala y
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-22
FARRELL vYMEN0VAN1
"a PosTMAJsTRA

John j. Farrell, predseda de-
mokratickej strany v Mahoning
okrese, Dol vymenovany vladou
v pondelok "a postmajstra v
Youngstowne. 0 tento 1rad Dol
tuhy zapas. Plat Mr.. Farrella
bude $4,275 ma rok.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-22
PODAKOVANIE.

Srdecne pod'akovanie vyslo-
vujem vsetkyym pribuznym, su-
seldom znamym, ktori sa z1-
castnili pohrabu mojho nebohe-
no brata Jozefa Korchnak, v
sobotu, 16. j1na, i tym, ktori
dali svoje masiny a susedom "a
kvietky. Dakujem Rev. Jacka-
nicovi "a obrady.
Peter Korchnak, brat,
e. Mauch Chunk, Pa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-22
10-Rot. CHLAPEC VA

& ~ X E ssf 4
Floyd Ranker, 10-roent
pee Clevelandu sa priznn
15. j1na mucil a potion al =
yahoga rieky vhodil 81
dievcatko, Peggy Young.
ch1d'a trepotalo r1ekami n
vode, maly vrah chytil ka
a hodil no dievcatku do hls
take hned' kleslo pod vodu
Chlapec je zlocineckeh0
pu. u Dol raz ' polepSovni 8
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-22
SCH0DZA DEMOKRATOV
v CAMPBELL

V nedel'u, "a. jdna ve6er o
8. hodine bude v Ukrainskej ha-
lie schodza campbellskych de-
mokratov. Vsetci prisinktovi
vybornici majd byt' prftomnf a
tiez ddovia. Vazne otazky bud1
pretriasane.
A. J. Hamrak, dopis.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-22
REV. COX IA fASIZ1GUs

Rev. James R. Cox, znamy
pittsburghsky knaz, ktory roku
1882 viedol vypravu nezamest-
nanych do Washingtonu sa W.
slovil, ze je "a americk1 formu
fasizmu prezidentom Roose-
veltom ako diktatorom. Len tax
sa vraj V skutocnosti dakde do
staneme. Rev. Cox odcestoval
do Europy studovat' tamojsie
pomery.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-22
JoZEF A. TKACH ZoMREL
Josef A. Tkaoh, Lowellvill

Josef A. Tkaoh, Lowellville,
zomrel v nedel'u veGer v nemoc-
nici sv. Alzbety vo veku 20 ro-
kov. Boil ddom Clsla IKSJ. v
Struthers. Oplakavajd no rodi-
cia Frank Tkach manzelkou,
bratia Frank, Jan, Michal a Al
bert, sestry Anna, Frances, To-
fla a Lrena. Pochovany Dol '
stredu chramu Villa Maria do
cintorina sv. Ruzehca v Lowell
vile.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-22
JAKO ODsTRANOvAT Roz-
LItNE SKVRNY.

| "AiS3 JO AOuAd MAOuycu pEl'
padoch vel'ke peniaze, vydava-
ne ma zaokry uctov z che
mickych cistiarni. Inokedy pla-
tia niektori "a t1to svoju do
br1 snahu skazenymi satmi, kto
re sa pok1sali vycistit donna,
pri com sa ich cistiace pokusy
nestretly s 1spechom, ale mao.
pax. Tato druha skupina nemu-
81 sa vsak nezdarenymi pokus-
mi dat odradit', lebo 1cet ci-
stiarni je mono snizit' o cele
dive tretiny a pritom ME je
treba skazit' ziaden material,
ak bude sa len kazdy riadit'
niekol 'kymi jeduoduchymi ra-
dami a ak zasobi sa niekol'ky-
mi lacnymi lucobnmami, kto-
rych sa ma cistenie uziva.
Nadej, ze skvrny nezanecha.
j1 po sebe ma latke tel najmen.
SCI stopy, je vzdy vacsia, ak sa
pokusime fpaky odstranit' co
najskorsie po ich vzkrsnuti.
Cim dlhsie zostane skvrna ma
latke, tym skorsie bude treba
uzit' vol 'ajakej silnejsej luceb-
niny ma jej odstranenie. V j.
nych pripadoch nebude mono
skvrnu odstranit' latky po
dlhsom case vobec, aspon ME
tax, ably cistenim neutrpela al
latka sama.
Takmer vsetky prostriedky,
ktorych sa uziva ma odstrano-
vanie skvrn, je mono rozdelit'
v tri skupiny. Sd to prostried.
ky, ktore hmotu, ktora skvrnu
zapricinila, bud'to vsiakuj1, roz
p1st t'ajd, alebo vybielia.
Vsiakuj1cimi hmotami su ma
pr. krieda, magnesium carbo-
nate a kukuricna m1ka, ktore
rozostrene po latke, vsiaknu do
seba casio latku, ktora skvrny
zapricinila; pozatym mozu byt'
l'ahko vykefovane. Spomenute
tuna tri prostriedky osvedcujd
sa caste pri skvrnach cerst-
vych; ale ak ide o vel'ke, ale
bo stare fl'aky, vtedy ma dcin-
most ich nemozno sa primnoho
spoliehat'. Vsetky tri sl pre-
latky celkom neskodne. Ak ne
viete urcitost'ou, ci urcita
skvrna nepusti snad' pdhou vo-
dou, alebo zeby latka sama vo
/ vode nepdst' ala, vtedy je mai
lepsie skdsit' ma prvom mieste
vodu. Neslobodno vsak pratt
latku vo vode priteplastej, pre-
to re niektorych pripadoch,
skvrna nielen ze nepusti, ale
stane sa po vyprani teplej
vode t'azsie odstranitel 'nou.
Mastne fPaky daj1 sa najlep-
Sic odstranit' rozpdst'a 'ajdcimi
prostriedkami, ktore obsahuju
ether, alkohol, benzol, aceton,
gazolin, chloroform alebo car
bon tetrachlorid. Pretoze vypa-
ry tychto kvapalin s1 vo vac
som mnozstve pre- l'udske zdra
vie skodlive, ma sa cistenie IT,
mito prostriedkami prevadzat'
bud priamo ma cerstvom vzdu-
chu, alebo hoe len v dobre We
tranej izbe. Benzin, nafta a E.
ther sd okrem toho vel'mi Pah-
ko zapal'ne a neopatrne zacha-
dzanie S mimi m6ze zavinit po.
liar. z tejto priciny nema ich
mix uzfvat' -vo vel'kom mnoz-
stve. BENIN je nielen l'ahko
zapal'ny, ale al saty, ktore v
nom boly cistene, mozu sa, do
kym s1 este mokre, vzniat' p1-
hym trenim jednej ciastky o
druhi1, ak je vzduch v miestno.
sti prisuchy.
Niektore jednoduche luceb-
niny osvedcujd sa dobre pri cd
stranovani urcitych fl'akov.
Permanganat drasel'naty, oKa-
lie acid, ammonia water a car
bon tetrachlorid m0Gu sa ma Ia
tku nanasat' ocnym kvapatkom
alebo sklenous palickou so zao-
kr1hlenym koncom. Ak napne-
me latku cez hrncok s cistOu
vndOn q zamipfIavo nanSSama
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-22
YoUN0SToWNSKH Y MEMO.
q PoDPoRUJtU1 sPoLoK
TATRA.

Uradnfci: JoDef Martinko. predse-
da, 255 Carlton St Jozef Javorsky,
podpreds. Stefan Novotnt, dGtovnfk,
4O4 East Mvrt3 Avs Andrsj a.
damko, pokladnfk, 1884 Oak g. -
Martin Muraniky ! Franki5sk Hu-
dix. dosofeoviA.
6rb0dxA odbs vai6 = ksSdA prvt
uedel n neeiaei Skoie Gv. Cvsilis
q NOM !! ! \ j ~ y & I! alsdn
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-22

Ct. Mtatsl'ov, ktortm W
prsal predpla4ok prosims. aby
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-02-15
Italy, Germany And France
Are Keeping Watchful Eye
On Revolution In Austria
Seventy Five Thousand
Italian Troops Concen-
trated Ready For ANY
Eventually
(By Associated Press)

Other European govern
ments, with Que eye fixed on
their own internal affairs,
watched Austria with the
other eye today.
The government of Chan
cellor Engelbert Dollfuss ap-
peared to be controlling the
situation in Vienna, but stub
born resistance of socialists
in provinces indicated that
civil war in Austria was by
no means ended.
Italy, with $4,000 troops
concentrated on her north
ern border was ready for
any eventuality, although
government spokesman stat
ed the soldiers had been con-
centrated there over a period
of months, and not because
of the Austrian rebellion.
In Germany, newspapers
expressed res en- t m e n t
against Dollfuss, enemy of
Naziism, because ne had APP
pealed to his people to aid
his government.
In France, Premier CASTOR
D0umergue sought favor
able action from the French
parliament on his budget
measures with as little poll
tical pickering as possible.
1t was the question of the
budget which overthrow five
previous cabinets.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-02-15
RELIEF RENDERS
AID TO VESSEL;
RETURNED HERE
VESSEL GIVEN ASSISTANCE
WAS /. K. WARD, REPORTED
IN DISTRESS ! IN WATERS
NEAR CUBAN COAST

After rendering assistance to
the Steamer |. X. Ward, reported
in distress off the Cuban coast,
the Wrecking Tug Relief return
ed to port this morning, and is
back at the berth at the Porter
Dock company wharf.
The Relief had just completed
salvage operations on the Clyde
Mallory Lines Freighter Ozark
Tuesday morning when she re-
ceived message to go to the as
sistance of the |. X. Ward.
Stocking up with provisions the
tug sailed at 10 o'clock to the
Cuban coast where the steamer
was stranded at Cayo Arenas.
After working short while the
distressed vessel was floated, guild
ed from the perilousA position on
the reef into deep water and left
anchored in safety.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-02-15
SCHOONER YACHT
SACHEM ARRIVES
HERE YESTERDAY
THREE-MASTED VESSEL TOW
ED BY TUG L. r. HISEY;
BERTHED ON ARRIVAL AT
PORTER DOCK

5 lowed by the Tug L. r. Hisey,
the three-masted Schooner Yacht
"Sachem," owned by Ralph Met
calf, arrived in port yesterday late
and is berthed at the Porter dock.
The schooner went ashore at
Turtle Harbor during stiff
breeze and pounded for some time
on the rocks before she could be
relieved and floated.
With part of the keel torn away
and hull badly battered, the vessel
will be hauled out on the Key
West Marine railway and com
pletely repaired.
A member of the crew of the
vessel was asked why the neces-
sity Of bringing the ship to Key
West for repairs. He replied to
the query of The Citizen that
where there was a marine railway
in that section strong enough to
handle the "Sachem" the water
was not deep enough for the ship
to reach the cradle. And those
with sufficient water to reach the
cradle were not strong enough to
bear the ships weight.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-02-15
SOCIALIST REVOLT
COLLAPSED TODAY

VIENNA, Feb. 15.--The so
cialist rebellion against the gov
eminent of Chancellor DolIfuss
collapsed in the capital today, but
socialists continued fighting in the
provinces, where in some instances
they appeared to be besting the
government troops.
Two thousand socialists surren-
dered in u group at Laaberg, on
the southern outskirts Of Vienna,
but Prince Ernst Won Starhem-
berg, second vice chancellor Of
Austria, and leader Of fascist
heimwehr, was reported surround.
ed with his men in Steyr.
Government troops were dis
patched from Vienna in an at
tempt to cut through machine gun
nests, which ringed him.
Surrender Of socialists al Las
berg was the first response 10
DolIfuss' offer Of amnesty TO al
opponents who should lay down
arms BY noon today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-02-15
SPONGE SALES
AT DOCK TODAY
SOME FINE WOOL PRODUCTS
IN VARIOUS LOTS OFFER
ED IN MARKET

Offerings of sponge at the ex-
change wharf today consisted of
some fine wool Of large size that
brought fair prices but not what
has been paid at some Of the past
sales, it is said.
Lots ranged from offerings Of
29I and 265 punches to as few as
three punches, and prices ran
from as small as $3.50 to sI,05I.
The next highest prices paid
we're 1891, SITS and 1926. all for
Of fine grade wool. One
buyer moved his catch from the
dock with the intention of offer-
ing it for private sale.
Some of the offers made were
very close. There were sir buy
ers. I'll Of whom secured some lots.
Total sales Appropriated $3.50.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-02-15
CzechOslOvaEa Begins To Show
Fear Of Another European War
Nation Suffers Troubles
OF It's Own; Govern
ment Resigns; Protest
Strike Called

PRAHA, CzechosIovakia,
Feb. 15.-Fear of another
great European war today
sobered Czechoslovakia,
faced with troubles of its
own.
The government has re-
signed. and socialist labor
unions have called a five
minute protest strike as a
gesture of sympathy for fell
low socialists fighting for
their lives and political en-
tity in neighboring Austria.
The government was rep
resented as feeling that cool
heads are needed to avert a
general war from repercus-
sions Of Austria's civil war
fare.
Premier Jan Malypeth,
who remained in office after
the government resigned
yesterday. moved swiftly
and q new regime function
ed today.
Dissatisfaction among ma
tional democrats at currency
devaIuation. was blamed for
the governments fall.
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wages in the past and that may
become due.
Reports To Be Complete
This is one of the most complete
and comprehensive phases of the
work that has yet been ordered
and when each report is made will
make it possible for officials at
headquarters to make up their re-
ports right to date and make es-
Inmates of the necessary materials,
man hours and funds to carry the
project to completion.
Aquarium Far From Finish
Projects in Key West have adj
vanced to a stage where it can be
predicted with a degree of GER
tainty when they will be finished,
with the exception of the aqua
rum, which is still a long way
from being half completed.
The side walls of the building
will be completed this week and
parts of the two ends of the struc-
ture are in course of erection. The
most difficult part of the work
has yet to be done. including the
installation of the pumps and wa
ter lines.
Tanks for the fish have yet to
be constructed, and these are the
items that will require care and
time and cannot be done under in
istructions from other than one who
is exnert at this kind of work.
Other Work Programs
Work on the city hall is pro-
crossing nicely. Two of the of
flee rooms, those of the tax as
sessor-collector and city clerk,
have been plastered, the white
coat being finished this afternoon.
The dark plaster has been plac-
ed in the office of the police chief
and some of the walls of the as
sembly room have been covered.
Working only three days a week, it
will be some time before this pro-
ject is completed.
The county court house is
rapidly being renovated and all
Fother projects are nearing the last
stages but will require some time
before they can be presented for
inspection as finished.
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WIN. R. PORTER
Is ILL; BRIDGE
PROJECT LACS
CHAIRMAN OF OVERSEAS
ROAD AND TOLL BRIDGE
COMMISSION STILL CONFI-
DENT OF EARLY DECISION
by PAUL MAY
Special Washington Correspondent
OF The Citizen

WASHINGTON, Feb. Is.
With William r. Porter,
chairman of the Overseas
Road and Toll Bridge COM
mission, confined to his bed
for the past several days
with a severe cold, the appli-
cation of the commission for
a loan from the Public
Works administration has
Jagged a bit, it was learned
here today.
Though nominally under
active consideration by all
three PWA reviewing boards
legal, financial, and en-
gineering-the project has
made little progress since
P0rter's illness forced him to
curtail his habitual vigorous
fOlloW-up of all angles con-
nected with the loan appli-
cation.
No ground has ben lost,
however, and Mr.. Porter
said today that while he has
been unable to keep in as
close touch as he would like,
because of his illness, he still
confidently expects a deci-
sion within the next few
days"
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MUNICIPALITIES +
BANKRUPT TO BE
AIDED BY R.F.C.
CONGRESSIONAL SENTIMENT
RESULTED IN THIS ACTION
BY BOARD HAVING MATTER
UNDER CONSIDERATION
ny Associated Press,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-Con-
gresional sentiment for helping
bankrupt municipalities resulted
today in the administration Civ
ing consideration to having the
Reconstruction Finance Corpora
ton do some lending in that direc-
ton.
Analysis of plan. which would
require legislation involving RFC
acceptance of tax anticipation
warrants as collateral, had to wait
on tax bill debate in the house,
however, and appropriations argu-
ments in the senate.