davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-15
HMYZ POUHUfKoU.

0 uzitocnosti, pot'azne skodli.
vosti jednotlivych druhov hmy-
zu SINE dostatocne informova-
nj. Menej je nam vsak znamo,
ze mnohf prislusnfci rise hmy-
zu sl1zia divokym, ba kultdr
nym narodom "a pochft'ku.
Mas hmyz je. ovsem chudobny
ma jedle druhy a chutne. u ma
rodov hor1ceho pasma ST vsak
jedla, pripravovane 2 hmyzu,
dennou s1ciastkou jedalneho IL
stku. Christ platil kedysi "a
vel'mi vyhl'adavand pochdt'ku.
V starych dobach Dol jedent q
ko prazene mandle 8 cukrom.
Chrdstia polievka ma vraj este
dnes svojich ojedinelych ctite-
l'ov. Znalci tvrdia, ze ma chut'
ako polievka racia. Tiex vo1a
chrdstovej polievky je vraj
vel'mi prfjemna. Mravce sl6xili
az do prvej tretiny 10. stoletia,
najma q Svedov, ku zlepSova-
niu palenky. v alpskfch kraji-
mach mazai s. mraycoy eSte '
minulom storocf ma chlieb. Ne
nej n6mahy . prfpravou d&va-
il 81 Indi6ni. Mravci s6 shro-
maid d'ovanf 3 nschoyAvanf 70
vreciAch, aby boil stale 20 ru-
. =: a ke 4 n As d6sno
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-15
v0L'BA STAR0sTU v sPIS
N0vEJ vsI.

Pc zad 'akovani starostu Pei
lera mestske zastupitel'stvo pre-
viedlo vol'bu starostu ma
mestnfkov. Ia starostu jedno-
hlasne zvoleny Dol Glen krajin-
skeho zastupitel 'stva Rudolf
Drahovsky. ktory uz boil staro-
stom msgta. ]. namest. Joz. Ku-
char a druhtm namestnfkom
Jozef Bajtos.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-15
MOVE UTVARY v DOBSIN.
SKEJ JASKYNI.

v minule dni prezeraly IRA
dy l'adov1 jaskynu v Dobsinej
Zistilo sa, Ee jaskyne vyhovuj1
vsetkym bezpecnostnym pred
pisom. Pocas zimy utvorily sa
v jaskyni move padove dtvary,
ktore znacne prispely k zvyse-
niu ich krasy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-15

zrAdzai vopred svoje v5bojn6
zamery. Nemecko dradne, ma
konferencii v Londyne vlani 81
pytalo kolonie a nov1 zem v
Europe a Mussolini caste hovo-
ril o tom, ako Taliansko potre-
buje Balkan a Dunaj pre- svoj
rozmach.
v Amerike bude move st'aho-
vanie - tento raz farmarov. A.
ko prezident Roosevelt v svo-
JON posolstve udava, niekol 'ko
stotisic farmarskych rodin (mi-
liony rudf) bude vyst'ahovane
70 suchotou navstevovanych L.
zemf do statov, kde Wac dazd a
pada kde je lroda istejsia.
Suche staty sd menovite tie,
ktore LEILA medzi Skalnymi W.
chami a Kaliforniou a medzi
zapadnou Kanadou a Texasom.
V tychto statoch budd Ease pa
novat' cowboysi. ....
Jedna gazolinova predajna
mala toto ma tabulke napisane
"Niejeden chrobak je len hmy-
zom doma'' - to jest, pred Gu
dzfmi sa vel'kym robi a donna
pred zenou pod postel' vlezie.
Kto to povedal, ze Youngs-
town nema bud1enost', nema
Gems" ma vzrast bez kanalu
A novy oceliarsky mlyn "a 10
million dolarov je COZ A 67-per.
cent kapacity operacie v nasich
oceliarnach, ked' celokrajinsk6
ST len 61-perc. kapacity nedo-
kazuje opak toho tvrdenia? -
Youngstown ma bud1cnost', do.
kym ma muzov ako je Purnell
ini.
"Dennik Slovak v Amerike'
vyratal majetok shovenskych
organizacif ma $34, ,37O,883.65.
majetok, ale i najviac
clenov ma I. K. s. J.. to &c.
910,0SS.47, potom IKSZJ. &c.
7 2,137.29 a Mar. SLOW. Spolok
Sc, ,435, POSTS. NajvacSia ruska
organizacia je podkarpatskych
Rusov, Spjedinenie, ktore ma
majetku $6,946,269.67. 2 juho-
slavianskych najvacsou je Hr-
vatska Bratska Zajednica s ma
jetkom $7,Os4, ,630.23; eeskych
c. s. P. S. s majetkom $685.
258.O9 a z pol'skych Pol'ska Ma
rodna Aliancia majetkom az
$26, ,145, 5,610.96. Majetok vset-
kych slavianskych podpornych
organizacii v Spoj. Statoch cd.
haduje sa ma $150,0OO,OOO.
V Santa Anna, CAL, Joe e.
barquarry a jeho zena vaznili
svoje 7-rocne dievcatko v zavsi.
vavenom kurniku a hladovali
no, lebo ze malo "zleho ducha'
V sebe. Krkavcia matka sa ale
na policii priznala, ze nemala
toto diet'a rada cd narodenia
Dievcatko zachranil cd smrti
vazenia v kurniku 5-rocny chap
eek, Jimmie Dunn, ktory mu
cez droten1 ohradu podaval XII.
sky chleba a vodu a oznamil vec
starej make, ktora upovedomi.
la vrchnosti. Dievcatko je tera2
v nemocnici, kde no osetrujn,
lebo bolo vel'mi vychudnute a
vyhladovele. Povedalo, ze chce
zostat' v nemocnici uz navzdy.
Taxi rodicia, ako sd Ebar-
quarry, by nemali lit medzi
l'ud mi, ale medzi tymi svina-
mi, ktore svoje mlad6 zerd.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-15
DO sTRUTHERs, OHIO

ct. Slovakom ' Struthers
oznamujeme, ze pan Albert
Kvackay je splnomocnent sbie-
rat novych odberatel'ov pre-
naSe noviny.
Pan Jozef i. Maruskin je i
mad d'alej naSim riadnym kolek-
toro1n.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-15

bohatstvo vycerpaya, a ze sa 8.
MIN hrozne marnilo j m&rni. u
hl'ovf, olejarski a inf bar6ni sa
vrhll ma bohatstva krajiny ami
osipane do plneho valova. Ale
tomu pride koniec. Prichadza
kontrola. Kym vsak Amerika
svoje zasoby uhlia, oleja, 5ele-
"a a medi vycerpa, vybudujeme
81 civilizaciu, ktorej nebude
treba medenych elektrovodov,
ami uhlia, ami oleja. Kedysi bu-
deme brat elektrinu rovno 20
slnecnych l1cov a medzitym ma
staviame vodoelektrarni o sta
milionoch k. S. Zelezo uz teraz
sa robi nehrdzavej1cim a preto
nestratitel'nym. A rudy name
este dost'.
Len teraz SINE videi, Go to
CWA robotnici cez zimu robili,
Pri Milton jazeri povytinali
nlelen mrtve, ale i 1--WE stro-
my, takze MET sa kde ami pred
slnkom uchylit', ak clovek
nechce ist' d'aleko cd brehu.
Ba vysekali i kroviny a povy-
t'ahovali vody vsetky klaty,
kde ryby maly svoje hniezdo
a kde sa pred dravcami uchy-
lovaly. Podobnd "osozn1'' pra-
Gu konala CWA po parkoch v
meste. Teraz musia stromy zno-
WI sadit'.
Ten Darrowov vybor, ktory
vysetroval NRA, predsa len ne
bol nadarmo. Vlada nariadila O.
pravu k6dov v prospech kon.
kurencie. Pravda, nebude to
divoka konkurencia, ale TAXA o.
SOMA. Bee konkurencie ceny bo-
ly privysoko vysr6bovane.
: Roku 1888 pribudlo Francii
len 21,59S dust, Slovensku &c.
600 (za tri roxy 100000. Fran
cia ma 40 milonov obyvatel 'ov
a Slovensko len cosi vyse troch
milionov. Francdzi planuj1,
kol'ko maj1 mat detf a Slova-
ci sa drzia svojich starych IVY.
kov: najmenej pol tucta. V
Mad 'arsku nemajd ami plano
vania. Tam akoby Mad'arom u
votna miadzga vysychala. Pra-
We SINE citali, ze v jednej dedi-
ne museli zavriet' kostol, lebo
start Mad'ari uz skoro vsetci
vymreli a potomkov nezanecha-
Ii. (Ale by sa i'm zisli Slovaci,
ably i'm mnozili rasuD
V Nemecku sa l'udia uz pre-
beEaju z nacistickeho omame.
MIA. Hitlera uz tax nezboznuj1,
ako vlani, ked' pred jeho obra-
zom klaeali. Teraz stavajd stra-
siakov do zahrad, ktori sa po-
dobajd hitlerovcom a nedbaj1,
ked ich preto arestujd.
V Zeneve mala byt' minule
tyzdne Ease konferencia od-
zbrojenia, ale sa stala konfe.
renciou ozbrojenia. Rusko uza.
vrelo tam spojenectvo Cesko-
Slovenskom, Rumunskom a Ju-
hoslaviou ma obranu proti ne
meckemu vyboju. Podobne spo-
jenectvo uzavrd osobitne Ru-
sko, Pol'sko a Rumunsko a tiez
Litvinsko, Latvia, Estonsko a
Rusko. Okrem toho uzaviera sa
spojenectvo rusko.franc1zske a
turecko-rusko- -balkanske. Tiez
je tn spojenectvo cesko-sloven-
sko-rumunsko-j -juho oslavsko-fra
c1zske a pol'sko-franc1zske. A
to vsetko proti Nemcom. To je
teraz povyk v Nemecku. Hitler
hroJs ,,4olxo1 l. NT..~~Js-s
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-15
HAS YSN.

ozHLAS YSN.
fakup Schrembs zaviedol po-.
proti nemravnym pohybli-
d M - obrazom. Rozposlal pa
rsky list ma osady, kto-
M "a ostro vyslovil 0 vyrob.
6o6h pohyblivych obrazov v
cllywood a ziada veriacich, a.
by - zapfsali do "Lfgy slusno-
sti 4 zaviazali, ze nebudu cho-
ait ma take pohyblive obrazy.
Pohyblive obrazy, ukazovane
Youngstowne vsade po kra
jine sd vskutku nemravne. Sa-
m& nahota a chlipnost'. Uvede-
ne boly va6sinou pocas depre-
sic, aby vabily, lebo ''biznis"
iEiel zle.
No nielen obrazy sd nemrav-
ne. Pocas depresie tmavsie uli-
ce Youngstown, Campbellu a
Struthersu boly pine mladych
dievcat, ktore sa pondkaly ma
predaj. Depresia poskodila
mravy l'udu, menovite dorasta-
j1cej mladeze Wac, nezli vojna.
Nemravnost' a prostit1cia sd
socialne otazky. Rozllstene bu-
dl len potion, ked' kazdy muz
q zena bud1 mat zaistene Ii
vobytie a bud1 81 moot dovo-
lit bez bazne zalozit' rodinu.
Pravdaze, ma sa robit' vsetko
mozne, ably mladez bola odva-
DIANA cd nemravnosti a bojkot
nemravnych pohyblivych obra-
zov bude lcinny.
Kongresman Cannon, demo-
krat Wisconsin, podal kon
grese nayrh zakona, podl'a kto-
reho nemravne pohyblive obra-
~ nemohly by byt' rozsirovane
po krajine pod pokutou $1,000
alebo 5-rocneho vazenia. Udal,
be so percent pohyblivych O.
brazov ME je sdce, ably ich deti
widely.
Rec prezidenta Roosevelta,
ktor1 dnes prinasame, ocakava.
ma bola v celej krajine vel'-
kym zaujmom a s istej strany
Il obavami. Teraz ale vsetci s1
9 nou spokojnf. Prezident ubez-
pecil kazdeho, ze tn nebude zia-
dna diktat1ra, ami nebude od-
nate pravo zakoniteho zisku nj
komu.
Je zaujimave, re nepocut'
ziadneho kriku proti socialne-
mu poisteniu, ktore prezident
odpor1ca. Kto pred par rokmi
tdto vec odpor1cal, Dol hned'
poyazovany "a bopsevika, kto-
RI chce rozvratit' ustanovizne,
na ktorych Spojene Staty sto-
ia. Ba este al Americka Fede-
racia Prace bola proti poisteniu
proti nezamestnanosti stare
be. TAX, hl'a, par rokov depre-
sic co zmien narobi v smysHanf
naroda. .
Socialne poistenie maj1 da-
ktore krajiny v Europe uz pat
desiat rokov a nikomu nena-
pablo nazvat' to bol'sevizmom.
Ba j vlada Spoj. Statov dava
penziu svojim federalnym "a
mestnancom a nikto nehovoril,
ze je to bol'sevizmus. Zagrospa.
trioti mono j teraz myslia o
socialnom poistenf ako o bol'-
Sevizme, ale sa uz neodvazia
prot tomu mukn1t'.
Pride cas-, ked kazdy robot
Nv clovek V Amerike poisteny
Ebude vladou nielen proti neza-
! mestnanosti a starobe, ale O.
proti nemoci menu nest'a-
stu. Pride cas-, ked' kazdy ro-
botnfk bude mavat' platene me
saGne vakacie kazdy rok a ked'
&lovek bude aspon tax vzacny,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-15

dne So ma nas j teraz ako mi
nulosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-15

OF. Mtatsl'ov, ktortm W
prsal predplatok prosfms, aby
81 no obnovin.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-15

. v ( = " =
Je iste, ze ked' tieto spojene-
ctva bud1 potvrden6 i vladami
a snemami patri6nych statov,
be 81 Rusko potion prisnejsie
skoci ma Japon6fkov, lebo chr
bat bude mat proti Nemcom
dobre zakryty. A male narody,
leziace medzi Ruskom Meme
ckom bud1 50 tiez cftit' bezpec-
nejsie pod zaStitou Ruska q
Francie vojensky nateraz
najmocnejaich krajfn ma svete.
sSsss ~ 8 ~ -. 81 & ...a Z. n = -.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-15


Pride cas-, ked' kazdy robot
Nv clovek v Amerike poisteny
Dude vladou nielen proti neza-
mestnanosti starobe, ale j O.
proti nemoci a menu nest'a.
stu. Pride cas-, ked' kazdy ro-
kotnfk bude mavat platene me
sa6ne vakacie kazdy rok q ked'
Aovek bude aspon tax vzacny,
Ako stroj. Amerika sa dokaze
6yt humannejsou, ako Europa.
n tomto elsie koncime clanok
- Kalouska 0 premene Anne
~. DR.. Kalousek zaiste Stu
cyal spisy Hooverovej komi.
PRIV nez napisal ten clanok,
Y plsal vo vseobecnosti prav
ke. Lenze, ako European, rob-
very take europske. Ma pr.
- Ved my tn este vzdy ma
\ mi triliony t1n uhlia ma.
lie zasoby ma svete. Mnoht
Evening star., 1934-03-22
IN. R. A. enforcement.
ACT IN OHIO UPHELD
Court Refuses Injunction to
Cleaning Firm, Holding
State Law Valid.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, March 22-In
a test case regarded as very i'm
portant," the Ohio enabling act au-
thorizing the courts to enforce in
dustrial codes created under the N
R. A. was declared constitutional
yesterday in Franklin County Court
The decision was given by Judge
John r. King in an injunction pro-
ceeding filed by County Prosecutor
Donald j. Hoskins under direction of
Attorney General John w. Bricker.
The ruling went against the Gullatt
Cleaning g. Laundry Co.
In upholding the question of
whether an enabling act, passed by
the last Ohio Legislature. is a valid
exercise of State police power Judge
King said:
Here is ar attempt on the part of
this branch of the Government to af-
lord relief through the adoption of
certain ethical standards and ideals
to meet a serious economic condition.
mo persons has escaped the effects
of the so-called panic or depression.
Fortunes have been wiped out, values
have been destroyed. agricultural
interests bankrupt, industry demora-
lized, millions of men placed out of
employment, thousands made home
less through inability to pay for mort
gage Indebtedness, either through lack
of employment or because of the
natural institutions in which they
placed their money are in process of
liquidation"
Evening star., 1934-03-22
STATE LEGISLATOR
SHOT IN KENTUCKY
Seriously Wounded Man Offers
Theory That Lynching Probe
Furnishes Motive.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
PRINCETON, KY, March 22-John
w. Taylor, 35, a member of the Ken
lucky House of Representatives from
Calwell County. was shot and seri-
ously wounded early yesterday at the
Wylie Creek Bridge, 2l2 miles from
here.
Although the three assailants
robbed him of more than S100 and
papers he had in his pockets, Taylor
advanced the theory that the real mo-
tive was to kill him as revenge for
his investigation of a lynching more
than year ago. He had made the
matter an issue in his campaign, in
which he was elected by more than
800 majority on the Republican ticket
last November
Walter Merrick, accused Of dyna-
hitting the store of M. P'Pool, county
school board chairman, and seriously
injuring P'Pool and boy. was taken
from the county Jail here and lynched.
No indictments were returned.
Evening star., 1934-03-22
RECOVERY Is PLANNED
IN BRITISH COLUMBIA
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
VICTORIA, British Columbia,
March ga recovery program SINH
lar to one inaugurated in the United
States a year ago was under considt
Grafton in the British Columbia Legis-
lature yesterday with Premier T. D.
Pattullo as chief spokesman for the
move.
Declaring that I've have our backs
to the wall and We are going to fight"
the premier defended the proposed
special powers act under which the
government would assume broad pow
erS over economic affairs.
In addressing the Legislature, he
disclaimed any intention of seeking
dictatorship.
An opposition motion to consider
the bill six months hence, when the
Legislature is not in session, was de-
feated. 80 to 13.
Evening star., 1934-03-22
0'DUFFY ESCAPES TRIAL
ON SEDITION CHARGES
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DUBLIN, March 22-Gen. Eoin
ODuffy and his Irish Blue Shirts won
an important victory over the gov
ernment yesterday when the high
court ruled that O'Duffy cannot be
tried for sedition and inciting to muir
der before a military tribunal.
The government had sought To put
O'Duffy on trial on the charge that
he incited his followers to attempt to
murder President Eamonn de Valera.
The Senate, by vote of 80 to l8,
rejected the governments bill provid-
ing for the restriction of the wearing
of uniforms. This measure was de-
signed to prevent the use of blue
shirts by Gen. O'Duffy's organization.
Evening star., 1934-03-22
SECOND STAWSKY
AUTOPSY ORDERED
Chamber Probers Issue Ruling
After SEEING Pictures of
Death Scene.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS, March 22-The Govern
ment yesterday ordered a new autopsy
performed on the body Of Serge
Handsome Alex" Stavisky to deter
mine whether he committed suicide
or was killed January 9.
The order followed a showing of
motion pictures of the death scene
before the Parliamentary Investigat-
ing Committee, which seeks to deter
mine the story behind the notorious
Stavisky swindles.
The police, ever since they sur
rounded the deserted villa at Cha
monk. where Stavisky was in hiding.
have contended that handsome Alex
shot himself to avoid arrest.
Just what appeared in the motion
picture film tu cause some deputies
to believe Stavisky did not commit
suicide was not revealed Neither
was it revealed Immediately when
the autopsy is to be performed.
Evening star., 1934-03-22
SOCIETY
Continued From Second Page.)

of Mrs. ]. Edwin Reid, president Of
the society, in her home 1888 r street.
Active members, associate members
and other invited guests will attend.
The faculty women of the Graduate
School of American University will
have a luncheon in the spacious home
of Mrs. Harry M. johnson in Cherry
dale, Va, tomorrow, when short talk
will be given by Mrs. Virginia Nelson
on newspaper work.
Arrangements are complete for the
Spring revel of the Sigma Alpha Rho
Fraternity at the Hamilton Hotel
Sunday. Mr.. I. Schooler, president,
will receive the guests. assisted by Mr..
Harry Evry and Mr.. Sam Snider, Mr..
Sunny Baritz, Mr.. Simon Klien, Mr..
Bobby johnson. Mr.. Louis Sean, Mr..
Henry Buyer, Mr.. Abe Dienberg, Mr..
Izzy Barr and Mr.. P. Gilman also
will assist.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Turner of Bat
tie Greek. Mich, are passing some
time at the Carlton.
Mr.. and Mrs Currier Lang of Stam-
ford, Conn, are at the Dodge for a
short stay.
Mrs. James L. Nusbaum of Santa
Fe, N. Mex. is Spending a few days
in Washington at the Martinique.
Mrs John A. Murphy of Drexel Hill.
Pa, is visiting this city for few
days and is at Wardman Park Hotel.
Evening star., 1934-03-22
CROSSCN HOPS TO NOME

FAIRBANKS. Alaska. March % Up.
Pilot Joe Crosson left White Horse,
Y. T., for Fairbanks yesterday with
Prof. George Yushakoff and two Rus
sian pilots racing to Nome to begin
efforts toward rescuing 83 Russians
marooned on the ice off Northern
Siberia. The Russians were ma
rooned when the steamer Cheluskin
sank, February i3.
Evening star., 1934-12-27
Two Artists Draw Large
Morning Recital Audience
Crete Stueckeold of Metropolitan Opera and
Emanuel Feuermann, Cellist, Presented
by Mrs. Townsend Yesterday.
BY ALICE EVERSMAN.

RETE STUECKGOLD Metropolitan Opera prima DONNA and
Emanuel Feuermann celst the artists who drew
large holiday audience to the Mayower for the second
- of Mrs. Lawrence ToWnSend'S Wednesday morning
Evening star., 1934-12-27

Mr.. Feuermann's playing is dis
tinguished by two outstanding quail
tiles, perfect technical control and
glowing temperament. So strong was
this latter element that one felt its
driving power through the brilliant
agility passages and its struggle for
dominance in the more lyric moods.
1t made the somber tone quality of
the cello alive and vital and brought
out an emotional color that was not
mournful but radiant with vitality.
Both finger and bow technique are
splendidly developed to an equal
degree and so smooth and fleet in
movement that the phrases are ex-
pressed with an uninterrupted flow
of melody.
In the Valentini's Sonata in E
Major" Mr. Feuermann had an oppor-
tunity to display the entire range Of
his technical equipment, as well as
a delicate feeling for classical line
In the final movement, "Vivace," his
bowling was a remarkable exhibition
of control and dexterity. A group Of
shorter numbers finished with the
famous "Spinnlied," by Pepper, played
with q dashing speed, so easy that it
appeared but small portion of what
he could do if still faster tempo were
demanded.
Mr.. Feuermann has been likened to
Casals, and in many respects the COM
parison is correct. However, the
beauty Of Casals' tone, which is as re-
markable as his mechanical proficiency,
is not quite matched by that of Mr..
Feuermann. Here again, it would
seem his temperament takes the lead.
Under the influence of his musical
exurberance he cannot allow himself
to pause over the coloring of tone,
although his skill in contrasting
phrases makes up the other to certain
measure. For encore he gave a
Chopin "Nocturne" from a different
interpretive angle than was Rach-
maninoff's at his last recital. An
interesting artist, Mr.. Feuermann's
playing left the wish to hear him
in an entire program Of cello COM
positions which his individual style
could present from many new angles
not often grasped by artists on that
instrument.
At her appearance here last year
Nine. StueckgoJd made deep i'm
Evening star., 1934-12-27
1.-THE OTHER WISE MAN"
OPENS TENTH SEASON
Large Audience Attends Play
Last Evening at Luther Place
Memorial Church.

The tenth annual Christmas pres
entation of The Other Wise Man"
was performed the first Of three times
this week at Luther Place Memorial
Church last night before an audience
which taxed the capacity Of the hall.
The story of Artaban, the Fourth
Wise Man, and his 33-year search for
his King, is an original adoption
of the story by DR.. Henry Van Dyke,
arranged by Bess Davis Schreiner,
who also directed the nearly 100 play
ers who take part in the drama. The
most notable of these Is John Sikken,
who probably Is the best leading man
in local amateur dramatics, appear
ing for the first time in the role of
Artaban and playing with sympathy
and eloquence.
The Three Wise Men, also new. are
portrayed nobly by Jesse Veitch, Har-
ry Schonrank and ex-Villain Eugene
Kressin. Mr.. Veitch also appears as a
Roman captain and later as the can
tor in Hebrew temple. Thomas P.
Cahill lends his ample talents to the
characterization of a Hebrew rabbi.
Mary Apple, playing the fourth time
as a young Hebrew mother; Judy
Lyeth as a Parthian slave girl and
Christine Irish as a beggar are others
who perform we'll The whole cast, in
fact, plays smoothly.
Katherine Riggs, who arranged the
incidental musical score, provides the
harp music and acts as narrator to
carry the thread of action between
scenes of the drama. Her program on
the harp includes some 10 selections
varying from old German and Polish
carols and traditional Hebrew melodies
to Chopin. The II song numbers are
sung by Miss Apple, Miss Irish, Mr..
Veitch, Mr.. Kressin and Mr.. Schon-
rank.
The Other Wise Man" will be re-
peated tonight and tomorrow night
at $50 at the Luther Place Memorial
Church on Thomas Circle. H. M.
Evening star., 1934-12-27

preston and her return was q well
come one. In her choice of num-
bers for yesterdays program, she
widesly remained in the vocal range
that best showed the beauty of her
voice. Only in the aria, "Dich
Theure Halle" from Wagner's Tam
hauser,' and in Mozart's "Alleluja"
was one inclined to criticize her
vocal emission, for her voice was car
ried into q range not easy for her
to handle.
In the lovely German lieder, which
made up the greater part Of the pro-
gram, Nine. Stueckgold was unsur-
passed in her interpretations and
vocal control. She brings to her
singing repose of manner that few
opera artists possess, and which al
lows one greater enjoyment Of her
art. Superb breath management gave
a finer meaning to the long phrases
of songs life VOLTS "Verborgenheit," 4"
Strauss "Rul,e Meme Seele" and
Wagner's "Teaeume," while the light
ness of her coloratura in Johann
Strauss Voices of Spring" and the
daintiness of tone in VOLTS "Elfen-
lied" were further revelations Of her
artistry.
Nine Stueckgold made her audi
tors a rich gift in the beauties she
discovered in these simple songs and
surely the satisfaction and the mem
ory Of her soft tones and moving in
terpretations will not soon be for
gotten. She was aided at the piano
by Arpad Sandor, while Fritz Kitzin-
Eida Norena, soprano, also of the
Metropolitan. and Beveridge Webster,
an American pianist who will be
heard here for the first time.
Evening star., 1934-12-27
IRENE DUNNE GETS ROLE

HOLLYWOOD, December q P.-
When the second talkie version Of
Show Boat" goes into production
early in 1885, Irene Dunno, who Gre
ated the role on the stage, will be In
the lead. Charles Winniger. with Miss
Dunno in the Ziegfeld show, will play
opposite her. Universal Studios an
nounced today.