davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Continued From First Page.)

local residence rules for State and mu-
promotion within the service; abandon
ment of short fixed tenures in higher
ranks, and 50 forth. But there Is an
other suggestion equally fundamental.
Tie the educational system Of our coun-
try more closely into the civil service;
extend credit for education beyond those
positions requiring highly specialized
equipment; establish grades in national
and local service designed to lead to
executive positions; admit to these
grades young persons chosen for tnttia-
tive, alertness and good general knowl-
edge; reduce emphasis on vocational
knowledge for young recruits and permit
them to gain their vocational training
after they enter the service.
No informed person will deny that our
present system is defective in its sitting
for administrative ability. I admit that
administrative ability Is hard to define,
and still harder to discover in the early
years of its development. In my opin-
lon one Of the best tests yet devised to
determine probable capacity as an ad-
ministrator is the young mans college
record. As q British Royal Commission
on the Civil Service has said: Expert
ence shows that as rule the best uni
versity training ripens natural AFFINITY
and develops administrative capacity.
What am suggesting is that special
places be made for the college or uni
versity graduate who has received Iunoa-
mental academic training In subjects
dealing with public affairs. To many
the suggestion will appear contrary 70
our democratic ideal, to the from log
cabin to President" philosophy: The
criticism will be made that 1t implies
. sort Of privileged class In the pubic
service similar to the bureaucracy OF OLD
Prussia. In reply however, may point
out that college and university training
Is already thoroughly democratized IN
the United States. A closer integratton
between public service and our educa.
tional institutions involves no special
recognition Of wealth or social position,
rs In the case Of the older bureaucracies
Of Europe.
The Democratic Ideal.
As q matter of fact, the democratic
ideal Is not employed today in public
administration to the extent that most
people assume There Is q practical
deadline In Washington between the
position Of chief clerk and the position
Of directing head Of service True, it
Is politics which has too often en-
forced this deadline, but, politics aside,
the deadline will remain if appointive
ofices cannot look to the service for re-
cruits for the higher posts Today pub
lie administrators will tell you that the
service cannot supply heads of the high
est type competent to command. My
proposal looks to equipping the service
10 supply them. The more attractive
you make the service as a career, the
more attention you give to inducing
college graduates to enter it, the more
you Will tend to destroy existing un-
democratic deadlines.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-05
DO XIV. ROCNfKA.

Youngstownske Slovenske Noviny vstupuju tymto
fslom do 25 roGnika svojh jho vychodenia Nevieme a.
k6 nadeie prechovaval Rev. O. Zamal ked ich zaka-
dal ale lfame re co tyka zivota tychto novin =
sa mu splny. tie easy zalozene boly mnohe soven-
axe Gasopisy neudrzaly nase sa este drza.
Nam je ME tajnost ou tento 6spech. Nikdy SINE ne
mali ineho ELLA, ako SHIFT svojmu ludu narodu d.
nasich najlepsich schopnosti sill Nikdy SINE nemai
ziadnu aferu upatkovd pozemkov, zato alebo STRIFE
bro-i1castinarsku; nikdy SINE redakcne nenapomahal
vec, ku ktorej nema d6very ktorej by mas lud
bol moho byt' osudeny, pripraveny svoe tazko "a
robene mozol'ne grose. Nam este nikto nevykrikova
ze SINE nekym podplateni Ma mas zatykace neboy nj
kdy vydane. Nikdy nevykonai vec, "a ktord by
SINE sa mali hanbt'. Nkdy zadnu slovenskd usta-
novizen nenapadali ziadnej neskodii W dvadsiaty-
piaty rok hadime dvihat vsetko, co e sovenske Ne
robfme rozdiele stavovske, ami nepestujeme nesvor-
most Nam je kazdy slovak bratom. Lebo hoe nema-
me jednu veru, jedno polticke presvedcenie, jedno
zamestnanie - name jedneho Vsemoh1ceho Boha a
ednak slovenskd krv. Toto je to spojivo, ktore SINE
vzdy hladeli upevnovat' Lebo ako narod, zostaneme
MIN budeme robit pokrok ako Slovaci Ako taxi SINE
znami, ako taxi musime vystupovat ako TAXI uclnko-
vat, ako taxi sa dv1hat'. Ak padneme, ako Slovaci
padneme. ia nici chrbat sa neschovame
Nase citatel'stvo nam rozumie, nami sdhlasi, ma
Sc snahy napomaha, lebo sd to snahy podpory hodne
Medzi citatelmi Youngstownskych Slovenskych No
lie sta takych co ich cd Gasov Rev Zamala odbera
jd hrdi sd ma to. Lebo sa nesklamai.
my SINE hrdi ma mich. Hrdi SINE ma vsetkych ma
ich odberatelov nasich pratelov, ze 81 veda cent
svoj miestny casopis, ktory - hoe ME velky sdz i'm
verne cd zaciatku.
Vstupuieme preto do 25. rocnika nadejou, re mas
ct citatel'stvo bude mad 'alej napomahat' my mu
81 ubujeme ze ako "a poslednych dvadsat styr rokov
tax bud1cnosti budeme kracat po stopach ktore
81 tax pozorne, rodu a ludu osozne vyslapali.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-05
5jzanhe snYon1< homee,
: 5Azo,wxh su hzzez. nleho
bvzlpwe ma penny

Lebo mas BOZ ME je bojom rev1zu mierovych smlv
mier sveta ohrozujdcim. My ziadame len vndtorn1
fonu starej vlast - d' prava revoluenej smluvy
zakade ktore sli do boja spolu Cechmi osobo
denie slovenskeho ceskeho naroda. My bojujeme "a
splnenie smuvy, ME rozbtie smluvy. Jej spnenie
upevnf CSR. navzdy zman nadeje mad 'arskych rev-
zionstov ma navrat Slovenska do Mad 'arska Ked s1
Ces ME ochotnf splnit' smluvu ked' u vyhlasuj1
zdrap papieru, tym len Mad'arov posmel'ujd, NADIA
rom zend vodu mlyn napomahajd ohrozovanie sve-
toveho mieru Slovom patria do jedneho vreca rev-
kionistami
Roosevelt svojou recou zadal vskutku velk1 ranu
revzionistom vsetkym, ktori revizionizmus priamo
,nepriamo napomahaj1. My by SINE to mali nejako W.
uzit' k dobru slovenskeho naroda.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-05
a len Stredne Listy

Benito Mussolini ma original
ny a dobry napad: hospodarsky
vykoristit' Afriku. Met pochyb-
nosti, ze v Afrike sd vel'ke pri.
rodne bohatstva a 20 Zuluka-
frov m0zu byt' casom dobri
kostymeri.
V Nemecku sa uz zacala hon.
ba ma l'udf. Pc mestach a de-
dinach sa krici: "Utekaj, mis-
kari id1p'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-05

pomyslel "a casov prosperity, ze
staty pojdu do obchodu? Vtedy
vsetky noviny pisaly a vsetci
recnfci recnili, ze vlada je ma to,
aby sa Gin menej do obchodu
miesala, lebo ze sa mu rozumie
ako hus pivu. A dnes, vlada
Spoj. Statov, ba j vlady jedno-
tlivych statov otvarajd priemy-
seine alebo obchodne podniky.
Nejeden obchodnik 50 v Ohio
zacudoval, ked' st&tna zAkono-
darna dala palenkovy vel'ko- i
maloobchod statu do vena. Bud1
to akiste prve vel'ko- j maloob-
chody statne v historii Ohia.
Nam 50 vidi, ze nova doba
pomaly anici stredne neodvisle
vrstvy obyvatel 'stva - totiz OBJ.
chodnikov, remeselnikov a ma
lopriemyselnfkov. Ma jednej
strane vel 'kopodniky, ma druhej
vlAdy oberajh stredn6ho Gloveka
0 prflezitost' K samostatnogti.
Vezmime "a prfklad blf5ku o
celiarsku korporAciu. ia ma ME.
len oceliaren q zeleziaren, al,
ma j romantic sfini6uj6ce'
dielne, ' ktortch 70 xeleza : .
esle q nej vyrcbenej robf veci
|vyrkban6 predttm intmi podni
kami. - jej j. ME dost n
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-05
RAMA REVIZIONISTOM.

Ked' my Slovaci vynesieme rezol1ciu proti revlzii
Trianonskej merove smluvy ked' prot nej cele So-
vensko protestuje, ked sa j rumunsky minister zahra
nica Ttuescu slavnostne osvedci rumunske vojsko
bude branit sovenskd prot Mad 'arom ako svoju:
nea to takej vahy, ako slovo americkeho prezdenta
ked' zvola hromovym hlasom ma revizionistov, ably
schovai svoje do posvy lebo re je 80 percent
l6ho l'udstva prot MIN.
Toto i'm skuto6ne odkazal mas prezident Roosevelt
NJ stvrtok minueho tyzdna cey svet 81 toho povsm
null Hovor doslovne, ze mier sveta ohrozuje len 10
percent celeho l'udstva, pod ktorymi nkto my
&n6&e rozumet, ako Japonci Nemc Mad ari, ktorych
o6polu as desat percent ludstva ktori najvac strn
jd sabl'am teraz Mussolini je sice tiez "a revizu
erovych smldv, ale ME vojny, hoclen do roku
G88 Prezidentove slova boly studenou sprchou ma
Ehor6cene hlavy hitlerovcov, Japoncov sprebddza-
eieh sa" mad arskych dzentrikov. Odkvacly i'm vo
omi ze ak zacn1 nieco ze sa proti MIN postavi Ease
IS svet.
Prezdentove slova padly prave najvhodnejsiu
bn ked Ruska prisly poplasne zpravy chystanom
pnskom dtoku ma jar ked Nemci uz verejne zbro-
nov6mu vyboju.
Roosevelt yyzval l'ud tych 10 percentov, ably nepo
chal svojich vodcov, ably i'm medal zavadzat' ale
nyslel sam "a seba Nieco takeho nepovedal sve-
nx d&vno nikto.
Prezidentova rec ma vyznam pre- mas Slov&kov.
1namena ze ma mad arsk6 agitacie Amerike nasa
nebude pozerat' pekntm okom. Ze So mad ars6
10histi musejd schovat' Re protest. ktory pred par
& podali youngstownsH Slovaci proti pouzfvaniu
n5eh sk6l IA mad 'arsk1 propaganda Dol spravny
1nku 4 mienkou najvyssej vlady. To je dobre
n.ysli
Hldentova re6 ale neznamen4, xe by nase vola-
nvsdlivosti Pre- Glovenslo bolov odpore mic
fkou presidenta Roosevelta \ ielao vl6dy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-05

spolocnost' ma i svoje vlastne
bane ma zelezo, svoje vlastne
bane ma uhlie. Ma este al svoje
vlastne obchody ma potraviny a
satstvo, ma restauranty, ma tia.
ciaren, kde tlaci casopis i vse-
tky svoje tlaciva a ma j domy
ma byvanie pre- robotnlkov. Slo-
vom, odobera Utmost a zarobok
nielen uhol'nym a r1dnym pod.
nixon, ale al priemyselnfkom,
groceristom, restauraterom, tia
ciarnam, odevnym obchodom,
ba j pozemkovym obchodnikom
a stavitel'om.
Takto kazf prilezitost' (tl
vychyren1 americkd prflezi-
tost') kazdy vel'kopodnik. TAX
kazi maloobchodnfkov. A me-
chanizovanfm vyroby kazi, ba
xnemoznuje zarobok robotnf-
kom. Ford ma cele kral 'ovstvo,
Y ktorom panuje. Vlastnf hory
j role, rieky i lode, zeleznice
bohvie 20 inc. Mellon je kral 'om
aluminioveho priemyslu a de-
siatok intch podnikov. Vsetko
bohatstvo 40, 900, 900 dusf poci-
tujdceho n&roda sdstredene je
Y niekol'ko rukach. A 70 este
nestaGil schvAtit' vel'kokaph4l,
to teraz ide schvacovat' stat.
easy 60 menia. Po vylhceni
stredntch tried neodvislych
pozfcii 49, moxno pride rad ma
5
inc xmeny.
PoS6vame, ze "Slov&k", or.
gan Slovenshej l'udovej strany
u Ease za1al vychodit' a 9 MIN
inc 6asopisy l'udovej strany
V5etky boly zastaven6 ma tri
mesiace. SINE xvedavf, 20 9 ttm
sastavenfm ziskala prazska via
dai
Hlonensko q Podkarpatski
Rms 81 stycntmi zemami "mo
stom", : Czech do Rumunska /
Jnlhosl&vie. Majd tedy nesmier
Nv ytsnam ako hospod darsky'
tSk 4 yojenskt. a praxsk4 via
! NJ 4 dcyol' 'ovala Each6dxat' *
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-05

Slovenskom a Podk. Rusou ako
s koloniami. Chceme verit', ze
ODE tieto krajiny, totiz Sloven-
sko a Podkarpatsk1 Rus caka
inc zachadzanie. Bez Slovenska
a Podk. Rusi MET Malej Doho-
dy, MET hospodarskej ami vojen-
skej jednoty medzi CSR., Ru-
munskom a Juhoslaviou. TAX to
hovoril sam Benes, ked' Dol ma
Slovensku. Tedy musf to byt'
pravda. Ked'ze bez Slovenska
Podk. Rusi nebolo by Malej Do
hody, musf sa nieco robit', aby
Slovensko a Podk. Rus boly u.
spokojen6. Musia sa 'sziskat =" |!
Must sa zastavit' ich vykorist o.
vanie a zaciat' ich budovanie ma
rovnopravne a spokojne slozky
republiky.
Cesko- -Slovensko caka pekna
bud1cnost', ak sa podarf utvo-
rit' Malej Dohody hospodar.
sky celok. Republika je silna
priemyselne, ale nevypestuje
dost' potravin. Rumunsko Ju-
hoslavia nemaj1 dost' priemy-
slu, ale majd nadbytok potra-
vim. Rumunsko ma k tomu j O.
lei, ktoreho republika nema.
TAX 50 ony pekne doplnuj1. Len
skoda toho slovenskAho prize
myslu, ktory nam uz cesko-ne-
mecky kapital zniSil!
Ferdo Peroutka, ktoremu v5dy
cosi ' hlave vrtka, ktory len
nedavno predaval Slovensko
Mad'arom, teraz hrubo napad.
null neb. generala Milana R. Ste
fanika. Pisal ' svojej "knihe'
o budovanf StAtu 0 StefAnikovi
tax, ze 81 no Cesi budd predsta'
vovat' ako do seba zal 'fbeneho
blAzna, namyslenca q nepriate'
Ia rudu. PoznamenAvame, Il
Peroutka je redaktorom Iii
dovtch Novin', organu narod'
nej socialistickej strany (Bene
sovej) q t1to stat Q Stefaniko
Vi odtlacil al Y ttch novinach
Cele Slovensko je Ease pob6re'
ne 4 protestuje. So TO "hosi'
Is 6eskf pokrok4ri"l
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-05
ROzHLAS YSN.

Minuly rok Dol jednym z maj
lepsfch pre- americkeho robotni-
ka. Me sice ma zarobky, ale pre-
to, ze mu bol domcek zachrane-
ny cd exekdtora. Litery Hole
by 81 NAL kazdy robotnik zapa.
matat' aspon tax, ako 81 pama-
tA NRA a CWA. Tie litery sd
hodny zlato!
HOLC prisla prave v najvys-
81 cas-, ked' desat' 'tisice robotnf-
ckych domkov bolo uz v moci
e1ekdtora, ked' rodiny robotnf-
kov boly ma ulicu vyhadzova-
ne. To vSetko prestalo. Kaxd5
robotnfk dostal lacn1 morgico.
vi poxieku cd vl&dy ma Is ro-
4 +.
kov splacania a ma prfdavok
dostal tri-roGne moratorium.
Ktor& ina vl&da ma svete ca tax
Q robotnfka postaralai
Vl&da nam zadovazilA teraz
poistenie novtch vkladov v ban.
k6ch. Mala by nam este zaistit'
j hodne prijmy, ably SINE mali
10 ukladat'. A v1etko bude po
tom u Q. x.
New Deal priniesol NAM j me
|nej prfjemn6 veci. Kto ~ d bo
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-05
z vY3SEJ sLovElgsKEJ
SKOLY Y UI.EvELAlgDE.

Veru, by sa nam zislo mat
trocha viacej takych vakacif, a.
ko vianocne. Diva tyddne sd
dost' pekn6 easy, ale preSly ja-
ko MD, lebo k naSej radosti zas
musime byt' vo Skole. Nase ma
tky mas mile privitaly q my do
kazali SINE i'm naseho vianocne-
ho ducha spevom radostnych
vianocnych a krasnych sloven-
skych piesnf, ktore mas nasi pro
fesori naucili. Neni cudno, ze z
mas mnohf sa cftia, skoby boil
ma hody u kral'ov a teraz este
hlbsie musia prehrebat' v kni-
bach.
Mas ministrantsky spolok u
sporiadal krasny vecierok, kto-
rym SINE vel prekvapili ma
sich profesorov. Brali dcast'
vsetci STUDENT, byyvajdci ma by.
te al fakulta. Bol to vel'mi po-
dareny vecierok s krasnym pro-
gramom a chutne zakusky boly
tiez zaobstarane. Hranim v kar-
ty a Bunco studentstvo sa W.
borne zabavilo a pri tom maj
lepsi hraci dostali odmeny. Re.
Ii po slovensky a anglicky bolo
zaujimave posldchat' a niektore
zapricinily hodne veselosti a
smiechu, lebo STUDENT prekva-
pill ich neocakavane. Potom ia
kulta recnila. Vlp. Vendelfn sa
vyslovil, ze ked' prohibicia je
zrusena, nevie, ci sa smie nam
davat' pohar vfna; d'alej, re
nam praje vesele vakacie. Ma
posledy SINE spievali slovenske
piesne tax cas- sa rychle mi
nul, re SINE sa poberali spat'.
V slovencine pokracujeme
vel'mi dobre, lebo STUDENT sa
musia ucit' gramatiku cd "a
kladu. Nasi rodieia mali by Vi
diet, jakd chut' nasi chlapci
maj1 sa slovensky shovarat'.
Kazdy sa usiluje byt' prvsim.
Ucime sa al reenit'. Sine pripra-
veni i ked' by priSiel k nam mi
mister Benes 6. S. R. Ukaze.
me mu, ze sme Slovaci.
Prvy semester skolskeho roku
uz sa blHi ku koncu pripra-
vujeme sa ma zkdsky. j. Luba
O.S.B., mas rektor, ktory NAL
missile v New Jersey, prisiel k
nam sa rozldcit' pred Vianocmi
a hovoril par SLOW. No predsa ma
mas nezabudol. Prajeme mu
mnoho zdravia, aby este dlhe
roxy mohol pracovat' ma vinici
Pana ako missioner.
Prajem vsetkym citatel'on
dobreho zdravia a astlivy No
Wy Rok! Som dctou
FrantiSek Juriga, student.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-05
C0BURGovE zELEZIARNE
PREPUSTAJt RoBoTNfKov,

Trnavske Manessmann-C Cobur-
COVE zeleziarne zaealy prepd-
st at robotnfctvo, lebo tovaren
nema dostatok objednavok q je
ndtena obmedzit' vyrQbu. Zpra-
va, ze Cobungove zeleziarne v
Trnave budd premiestene ma
Moravu, nezakladd sa ma prav-
de.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-05
axe okr1hle, take pevne a pine napal

Ma kazdej jemnej tabakovej ra-
stline je len niekofko listov, ktore
mi kupime pre- Lucky Strike. Me
vrchne listy-lebo tie ME st dost
vyvinute Me spodne listy-lebo
tie su podlejsie V jakosti. Mi vybe-
rame len tie stredne listy-lebo
stredne listy su najjemnejsie
uplne dozrete pre- dokonale faj-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-05

Genie. Len stredne listy SD pouzi-
vane ma vyrobu Luckies-take
okruhle, take pevne, take pine ma
pakovane-bez strapatych koncov,
ktorych sa trust, ktore lipnu ku
pernam. CT je potion cudne, ze
Luckies si prijemne a hladke? A
pamatajte, cts toasted" pre-
ochranu hrdla-pre lepsiu chut.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-08

The letter from "A Modern" in last nights Tall Tower Topics disputed very strongly our criticism of Gertrude Stein in this pillar, but failed to show very clearly just why Miss Stein's conglOmeratiOns deserve to be called literature. The main point he made (pre- suming it's a he) is that the poet is modern and that our criticism was from 8 conserva- tive viewpoint; he failed to ex- plain how the meaningless connections of words have. anything in them either beau- tiful or inspiring.
 We grant that her express sion is different" and even thew" but different-ness and new-ness are by no means any evidence of intrinsic worth. Babbling, meaningless and wandering, can never be proof of any artistic excellence, and babbling is what makes Ger tTude Stein and her work what it is. Neither as poet or libret- tist can Gertrude Stein be ad- judged anything but a vague experimentalist.
 Which ends our comment until after the premiere per- fOrmance of Miss Stein's "FOur Saints in Three Acts' in Hart ford tonight. A portion of the opera will be broadcast, begin ming at 1O:3O over WABC.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-08

STATE of CONNECTICUT: DIs-
 TRICT of WATERBURY, ss. PRO-
 BATE COURT, February 7th, 1884.
 ESTATE of MICHAEL J. KILL
 BRIDE, late of the Town of Wa
 terbury, in Said District, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of Waterbury, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts properly at- tested within said time, will be de- barred a recovery. All persons in- debted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 = HELEN M. KILBRIDE,
 2-S-3t Executrix.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-08
Step Right Up To This Counter And Observe
 The Thrifty Offerings Listed Daily
NOTICE
sEWER AssEsslIENTs.

 THE BOARD of COMMISSION NERS of PUBLIC WORKS, of the City of Waterbury, at a meeting held January 30, 1884, made assess ment for sewer purposes on prop erty and against property owners on Charles street, from end of old sewer, southerly, 340.16 feet, to the amount set to their respective names, as follows, to wit;-
 Easterly Sfdes-
 lGennaro Giovannelli, Tommasina Cocchiola Giovannelli, $125.00; Ce- celia Capurto, $125.00; Luigi Vol lone, $15O.O0; Luigi La V orgna,
 Westerly Side,-
 File mena Bergantino, $125.00; Pasquale D'Angelo, $125.00: Nicola -Damielo, $91.48; Nicola Damielo. $192.5O; Giovanni D'Angelo, $150.00; John Carosello, $125.00.
 The above assessments become due and payable, February 12, 1884, at the Office of the Collector of Taxes, City Hall, Waterbury.
 Attest:
 JOHN DiCORPO,. 2-6-3t Clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-08
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 5:00-Skippy-Sketch. 5:15-Hall Orch. 5:3O-Jack Armstrong, All-Am-
 erican Boy-Sketch. 5:45-Stamp Adventures Club
 Sketch. 6:0O-Buck Rogers-Sketch. 6:l6-Bobby Benson--Sketch. 6:30-Tito Guizar, Tenor. 6:45-Little Italy-Sketch. 7:00-Myrt and Marge. 7:15-Just Plain Bill-Sketch. 7:30-Serenaders Orch. 7:A5-News-Boake Carter. S:00-Negro Quintet. 3:15-News-Edwin c. Hill. S:30-Shilkret Orch.; Alexander
 Gray. Songs; William
 Lyons Phelps, Narrator. 9:e0-Phifadelphia Orch; Sylvan
 Levin, Conductor. 9:15-Howard Marsh, Tenor:
 Mary Eastman, Soprano;
 Kostelanetz Orch. 9:3O-Waring Orch; Fray and
 Braggiotti, Piano Duo. 10:00-Gray Orch.; Irene Taylor,
 Songs. 10:3O-Premiere Opera Four
 Saints in Three Acts, From
 Wadsworth Athenaeum,
 Hartford. 1O:46-News Bulletins. 11:0O-California Melodies. l1:30-Jones Orch. 12:00-Nelson Orch. A. M. t2:30-Lyman Orch. 1:00-Pancho Orch.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-08
By RAY FITZPATRICK

the radio editors annual poll of favorites are announced Saturday (WABC-1O:3O). Our choice of the surest bet is the March of Time as nee dra- matic broadcast. Don't be surprised if George Beatty re- turns soon on a commercial. But where Is George GivOf all these months? There's hardly a speaking voice on the air that can compare with Mauile Adams for sheer mel- OdiOus beauty. A few Of the gals must have lost their illusions when they saw Bing Crosby on horseback in 2 movie short here this week. 1t looked as if Bing were tied on. But of course that has nothing to do with croon- ing. We gather from Oc- casiOnal forced listening that this Jack Armstrong feller is a combination of Frank MerFi- we'll, Nick Carter and Elsie OuASAhhOECs n REO8IAnA correction sheet we received the other day left out the usual colon after the word sskilP' on one of those fiuttery sopranos. The office wag took one look and said "That's a swell idea. Couldn't I help?" Interest in 'all-wave re. cepti0n continues to grow. Maybe there's q consolation in the thought that you can't understand 8 foreign advertise ing blurb, anyway. We lost interest in those "farewell'' brOadcasts of Joe Morrison after the fourth of fifth one. He has really and finally left for Hollywood, though.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-08
(.Electrical Transcriptions).

Snapshots from NBC's family al- bum: Josef Pasternack, born in Poland, the son of Warsaw band master, is married, has two daugh- ters and lives in Forest Hills, l.. I. John MacBryde, dramatic player, born in Troy, N. r., is the son of Scotch parents. His father was a dancer, his mother a dra- matic reader Portland Hoffa (Mrs Fred Allen), named after the city of her birth, Portland, Ore. was raised in Jamaica, l.. I.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-08
Tonight's Best Bets

7:3O-Shirley Howard and the Jesters (WEAF).
 OO-Vallee Varieties, starring Joe Penner and Helen Morgan (WEAF9.
 8:3O-VoIce of America, with William Lyon Phelps (WABC).
 9:OO-Cap'n Henry's Show Boat (WEAF).
 9:3O-Fred WariEg's mu- sic; Fray and Braggiotti, two pianos (WABO).
 1O:OO JOlson; Paul Whiteman and entertainers (WEAF). 1O:OO-Casa IIoma Orches. tra; Irene Taylor, songs, (WABC).
 1O:3O World premiere, "FOur Saints in Three Acts," from Hartford (WABC).
 1O:3O Talk, Secretary Harold Iches (WJZl.
 1:OO-California Melodies. guest stars (WABC).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-08

The good old stock phrase about "meteoric rises" can be truly be used in speaking of Joe Penner. Fan mail, ticket requests, theater crowds and listeners comments all establish the raucous voiced comic as one of the airs outstand- ing current stars. In a few short months on the air he has made three major contributions to our national slanguage. namely, You nasty mani" Don't ne-ever do that" and "I didn't know that"
 If you recall, Joe made his first radio bow as a guest star with Rudy Vallee last year. In a year rather lacking in new personau- ties, he flashed his garling lisp across the nations radio waves. Strangely enough for a famous figure, he is still willing to take constructive criticism and advice. The hard bumps of vaudeville have made him realize that you may be an ace today and a joker tomor- row.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-08
NOTICE.

STATE of CONNECTICUT, CoUN- TY of NEW HAVEN, ss. WATER BURY. February 9th, 1884.
 Then and there by virtue of an execution issued to me by the Clerk of the City Court, Irving W. Pas ternak, I will sell at Public Auc- tion, on the premises, 156 Baldwin St., at Il o'clock in the forenoon, on the 16th day of February, 1884. all goods and fixtures in the store located at 156 Baldwin St.
 Attest:
 WILLIAM J. WALSH, 2-6-3t. Constable.