davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-19
HALLOWEEN TANEC MARI
ANSKYCH DEVCAT
v HAsELToNE,

Marianske dievcata z osady
sv. Alzbety usporiadajl v ne
depu, %. oktobra vecer Hal
loweenov1 tanecn1 zabavu '
osadnej sieni ma N. Haseltine
Ave, ma ktor1 srdecne povola-
vaju slovensk1 verejnost'. Hrat'
bude Bill Williams orchestra
najkrajsie taneene kdsky.
81. Margita Repasky bude
riaditel 'kou tejto zabavy a jej
ma pomoci bud1 slecny Maria
Ferencak, Helen Dubois, Katari-
ma Ferencak, Helen Hovanec,
Helen Hassay, Margaret Murar,
Margaret Flip a Maria Basista.
V dekoracnom whore sd sic.
cny Cecilia Hudran, Marta
Puskar q Matilda Gajdos.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-19

Nebudeme 81 zapierat', ze je to
len cnost' nddze, ze kazda ze-
ma ma radsej obcas saty move g.
ko Len obnovene, dnes vsak IL
jeme casoch tax zlych, ze
mnoho a mnoho zien sa musi
novym" 20 stareho.
Ba je mnoho zien, ak nechc1
yecne chodit' v starom", mu-
sia taketo omladzovanie jed.
nych a tych samych Stat pre-
West niekol 'kokrat. W ably Dol
j hl'adiska zenskej m6dy ko-
nice krlzy, lebo to "omladzova-
ME" Stat nemoze sa robit' vec-
ne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-19

a dpadok a chaos strasily DO
celej krajine. v takejto hrox-
nej situacii Dol vraj RICHLY "a
krok nevyhnutne potrebnym d
udelenie neobvyklej moci pre-
zidentovi bolp preto nielen od-
pustitelnym, ale al zelatel 'nym
cinom. Rovnako nevyhnutnym
bolo vydanie tych miliard do
larov, ktorymi sa umoznilo po-
skytnutie prace nezamestna-
nym, prispenie pomoci farme-
rom zachranenie statisicov ro-
dinnych domov majitel'om. II
to prlvrzenci prezidentovej po-
litiky nevidia v NRA lick pre-
vsetky narodne bolasti, ale po-
ukazdjd ma to, ze sa nou sme-
ruje k rozumnejsiemu hospodar
skemu zivotu sveta, ze jei vd "a
cine "a umiestnenie volajakych
styroch milionov robotnikov 2
radov nezamestnanych a "a od-
stranenie socialneho Fla, jakym
bola detska praca. AAA prispe-
La napriek nasledkom hrozneho
sucha k privedeniu cien far
marskych produktov takmer k
parite.
Medzi dolezitymi krokmi,
smerujdcimi k zdolaniu depre-
sic a k vybudovaniu lepsej bu-
ddcnosti, uvadzaju privrzenci
New Deal" al nasleduj1ce !:
zakaz predavania bezcennych
1castin dovercivej verejnosti !;
poistenie bankovych vkladov; !;
narodny program zalesnovaci !;
prispenie station a mestam v
ich usilf odstranit' spinave, ne
zdrave stvrti; pokusy o upra-
venie pomerov v Tennessee
Valley jednako planovanym ho-
spodarskom, jednako stavbou
modernych domkov, prenajima-
nych "a mierne najomne neza-
mestnanym.
Volicia bud1 mat v novem-
bri tiez dobr1 prilezitost' posi-
dit opravnenost' alebo neo-
pravnenost' kritiky, ktora sa
bude ozyvat' radov minorit-
nych, radikalnych stran. Tieto
strany vida v 'Novom Nadeli"
iba slabe 1silie riesit' proble-
my, nerozluene spojene jest
vujdcim hospodarskym poriad-
kom.
Tohoto mesiaca stava sa A.
merika krajinou nesciselnych
recnickych tribln, ma ktorych
budd pretriasane politicke, So
cialne neutrality-suspicious. pro
blemy so vsetkych moznych
hpadisk ktorych budd "a
znievat' apelacie ku kazdemu
jednotlivemu volicovi. Lebo j.
ba ma volicoch zavisi rozhodnu-
tie vsetkych doteraz nerozhod
nutych politickych otazkach.
kazdy jednotlivy hlas ME je,
Jako hovori prof. CHARLES E.
Merriam University of Chica-
go, "iba mechanickym vyko-
nom, ale al vyznanim VERY v
sdcost' mas vladnut' prostred-
nictvom svojich vladcov, sym
bolom VERY v sdcost' vyjadrit
a uplatnit' svoju spolocnd vol'u
a dokazat' to vsetko ME fyzi-
ckym nasilim brutalnou mo-
cou, ale mierumilovnymi meto-
dami."
V shode s dvadsiatym doda-
tkom k dstave zapocn1 dradne
terminy novo zvolenych clenov
domus zastupcov senatoroy
tretfm januarom bud1ceho ro-
ku, kedy sedemdesiatystvrtv
kongres zacina svoje pravidel-
ne zasadnutie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-19
SHIRILLOVCOM ZOMRELA
DCERKA.

Dorotka Shirilla, 3-rocna dee
ruska Jozefa a Katariny Shi-
rilla (. Is Haseltine Ave-, 20
mrela Is. oktobra v dom&cnosti
rodicov. Okrem rodicov oplaka-
va ju brat Eugen. Pohrab boil
vo stvrtok rano chramu sv.
Alzbety. Pohrabne obrady od-
bavil Rev. Jozef L. Kostik. Po-
chovana bola v cintorfne sv. Nj
kolaja.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-19
Spokove zpr6vy
sCHODzA SPOIL. sV. ANNY,
9. 16S. P. s. Z. J.

Spolok Sv. Amy, G. 1863. p.
s. 2. Jednoty ma Lansingville
bude odbyvat' tri-stvrt' .rocn1
sch6dzu ma nedel'u po obede,
q. oktobra pod kostolom osady
sv. Mateja.
Vsetky sestry s1 ziadane
prist' ma schodzu, lebo bud1 e.
tame spolkove 1cty. s uctou
Maria Pachuta, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-19
KARTOVY VEtIERoK
DEMOKRATICKEHo KLUBU

West End Demokraticky Klub
v Campbell ma teraz v sobotu
vecer, 20. okt. kartov1 zaba-
WI gr. kat. hale sv. Nikolaj ia
ma Wilson Ave. Hrat' sa bude
500 a dane bud1 dverova od-
mena i hotovych peniazoch.
Budl tam i demokraticki kan
didati, prfd'te sa s mimi obo-
znamit'. Dobra zabava. Vset-
kych Slovakov a Slovanov DO
volava vybor. +
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-19
JAPONsKO MA Q MILIONY
NEZAMESTNANYCH

Japonsko ma diva miliony ne
zamestnanych a nezamestna-
most rastie kazdym rokom O
pol miliona. oznamila 1radov-
ia iaponskych socialnych zale-
zitosti. V obyvatelstve panuje
vel 'ka bieda. lebo zamestnane
robotnictvo je zle platene a
sedliactvo je ma milne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-19
10000, 900 L'UDf MA
VEREJNEJ PODPORE

FERA oznamuje, Re koncom
augusta bolo ma verejnd podpo-
ru odkazane 100000 osob Y
krajine alebo 100000 rodfn.
Pocet ga este stale dvfha.
Okresn& pomocna organizAcia
oznamuje, ze ' Mahoning okre-
Sc je 40,522 os6b vydrziavan6
verejnou dobrocinnost'ou a ich
pocet tiex stale rastie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-19
dASELTON6KY Y NEMOOI
PoDPoRUJGCI sP0LoK
TATRA.

Unadn1ci: Nichai KoGah, prad'
eedA. 16 Gadstone St., Oampbsll, O.
Stefan Roth, nkpismfk, II Morley Ave
Campbell, O. Valent Rovder, t6tov.
mix, 1850 0lAdgtoAe st., Campbell.
Q. Martin Lipka, pokAdnik, q
Starr g., Oampbsll. o.
DoaosooviA mAjstku: Jan Baststa
10l Haseftine Ave-. Oampbsll. o. 4
Miohaa DSrej, p. o. Box. Haseato1
Sta, Youngstown, o, nonoroa eAo.
rtoh ! strGx: Jan Kosak, ~ Morley
Ave-, Campbell, o.
6oh6dns odbtvAid . kA4d6 4 n.
del'u Y mssiAsi ' katolickej slovsn.
Ghsj 6kole osady ~. Alkbety = n.
Haaeatine Ave-. Q l. hod. popoludni
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-19

Circuistion, etc. required BY the Act Of Con
grsss Of August "a. 1912. Of Youngstcwnske
) 4lovenske Noviny, published weekly -
YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio for Oct. l. 1884.
County Of HaheninS, %.
Before me. Notary Public In and for The
State and county Aforesaid. personally ap.
psarsd N. Grosshandler, who. having bssn
ssys @ tSss s'a !. i Gen. Mss. q xeuawssownsEs
Slovenske Noviny ana tnat the following 10.
70 the best Of his knowledge and belief, true
statement Of the ownership, management land
Aforesaid pubiie.tisn Tor ths d.ts shown IL
August 81. lSIa. embodied in section 44s
Postal Laws and Regulstions, printed on the
reverse Of this form. to-wit:
l. That the names and addresses O. the
publisher. editor. managing editor. and bus
mess managers are:
Publisher, Youngstown Slovak News
Publishing Co., P. o. Box AT, Youngs-
town, Ohio.
Editor. \. Mre.. $40 West Federal street.
r, o. Box AIT. Youngstown. Ohio.
General Manager, N. Grosshandler,
32O West Federal Street.
addresses Of individual owners. or, II cor
poration. give it, name and the names and
addresses Of stockholders. owning or holding
p0f cent OF mOTo " sne sVsoA smVUos "
stock
Youngstown Slovak News Publ. Co.,
Mr.. n. Grosshandler. City; Mr.. J. Krs
ja, City; Evan Rummel, City.
!. That the known bondholders. mort.
geees and ether security holders owning Or
holding I per cent or more Of total amount
Of bonds, mortgages. or other securities srs
(If there are mono. 90 ststs)
That the two paragr,phs next shove.
giving the names Of the owners, stockholders.
snd security holders, any, contain not only
The list Of stockholders and sAcurity holders
6 they appear upon the books Of the com.
pany 60 trustee or In any other fiduciary
z relation the name Of the person or corpora
tion Tor whom such trustee 10 acting 10 given
Also that the said two paragraphs contain
sSatsments embracing affiant's full knowisdGe
and belief 90 TO tfe circumstances and comdt-
tions under which stockholders and security
hoiders who do not appear upon the books
81 the company % trustees. hold stock and
securities IN . capacity other than that Of .
reasoa 20 believe that any other person. $3.50.
cietion, or corporation has any interest direct
81 indirect in the said stock, bonds, Or other
eecurities than - 70 stated BY him.
YOUNGSTOWN SLOVAK NEWS
PUBLISHING CO.,
n 0rosshandlsr. President.
Sworn and subscribed before me this
1t day Of October. 1894.
eeAl. Matthew MISS,
INV conmisss6u s1Jie III. &1De3l ~
5
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-19
voL'BY DO KoNGREsU.
F. L. I. s.

Sa uZ QlnSl cas- X vol BAN no.
vembri, k vol'bam, ktorymi sa
ma rozhodn1t', ako sa bude
riesit' cely rad veladolezitych
narodnych otazok politickych:
Pri vol be clenov domu "a
stupcov a jednej tretiny clenov
senatu dostane sa volicom pri-
lezitost ukazat', jakeho sd smy
slania doterajsfch smerni-
ciach federalnej vlady. Ak O.
stane al nad'alej u vesla vac
sina demokratov progresiv-
nych kandidatov, podporujd-
cich prezidenta Roosevelta v
jeho politike, bude to znacit'
nielen verejne schvalenie tejto
politiky, ale al zaruku, ze sa v
tejto politike hude pokracovat'
a re program socialneho "a
bezpeeenia" bude podporovany
al zakonodarnym odvetvim Via
dy. Ak bude vsak zvolena
vacsina odporcov terajsfch snah
prezidentovych, alebo ak vzra-
site znaene iba ich terajsi po.
Get v kongrese, vtedy nebude
mono nes1dit', ze vacsina ma
roda nesdhlasi terajsimi vlad
nymi smernicami. V tomto
druhom prfpade znacil by w.
sledok volieb skore ukoneenie
jestvovania narodnej obrodnej
administracie - ktora bola p6-
vodne zalozena ma diva roxy -
a zrusenie niekol'kych inych
federalnych organizacii, zaobe-
raj1cich sa riesenim rozlicnych
priemyslovych a pol 'nohospo-
darskych problemov.
Bojiste pre- bliziace sa kon-
gresne vol'by je uz pripravene.
Republikanski vodcovia tvrdia,
ze "New Deal' priemyslov1
obrodu skor oddialil, nez ably
ju uskoril, a to tym, re rusivo
zasiahol do prirodzeneho zako-
ma narodohospodarskeho ma
bidke a poptavke, tym, ze IVY
Sill narodn1 dlzobu, a naostatok
tym, ze vytvoril nov1 "byro-
kraciu" federalnych expertov a
1radnikov. z radov tychto vod-
Gov ozyva sa vystraha proti u.
del'ovaniu prezidentovi takych
prav, ktore podl'a 1stavy pa.
tria kongresu, lebo tym sa vraj
podkopavaju samy zaklady a.
merickeho vladneho systemu, a
ohrozuje osobna sloboda. ST.
easne vyslovuj1 tito vodcovia
svoje pochyby o lcinnosti "a.
krokov, podujimanych ma zdo.
lanie depresie, poukazujlc ma
velicizne krdle nezamestnanych
ma stavky ma smutny ddel mi.
lionov farmerov.
tt, ktorych politicky pro.
gram spociva ma principoch
"New Deal", oznacujd vykony
narodnej administracie "a po,
vsimnutia hodny dspech v pre-.
stavbe americkeho zivota hos.
podarskeho ma novych zakla.
doch socialnej spravedlivosti
Srovnavajd terajsie poriadky {
tymi, ktore jestvovaly v dobe
dosadenia Roosevelta ma pref.
dentsky stolec, kedy vsetky
| hanEv holv zavrofS hncnndSr
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-19
0DKAZ REDAKUIE.

Dopisy, ktor6 60 nevmestily
do tohto cfsla, bud6 uverejnenS
81 bud6eom
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-19
Y0UN0oToWNSK4 Y NX1ro.
q PoDPoRUJ6u1 sPoLoK
1AT1A.

Uladniei: Jnssf NArinko, pesdss.
d, 966 oae0ton St Josef Javoruky,
podprsdA 6tsfAn Novotnt, dStovn{k,
404 1ast Hyrt1s Ava AxArsd 4.
damks. poklad1fk. 1ool Oh g -
Martin lu1a1a1y : ItenkiIsk HI
dik. dosossov1A
seAodss edbgsa36 = ha1dA pevl
,nedal,s y neGla4l y kole ~, Qssl1la
s Il N I'd
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-19

Ked' O. nieco vtxnamn6ho
2 v&s prihodf napfste . tom
sprxvn do ttchto slovfn
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-19

Jan Witkay, starosta.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-17
FIRST TEST OF
LA FOLLETTE'S
POWER AT HAND
Wisconsin Primary to Give
Indication Of Strength
Tomorrow.

b. rHifed Press
MADISON. Wis. Sept. 1.-THE
new Progressive party. born in Wis
consin with the La Toilette brothers
AZ its helm. will meet IFS first test in
the primary election tomorrow.
The vote which Senator Robert NJ.
Ia Follettee Jr.. and former Gov
ernor Philip T. la Toilette receive
IN their campaigns for return 70 Of
fee may determine the future Of the
new party. -Progressives believe that
a large vote will mark the begin
ming Of a new national alignment Of
liberal forces drawn from both old
parties.
Indifferent responses may see II
revert to Republican ranks where
the la Toilette faction has had
varied success in state politics for
the fast forty years.
Situation Is Complicated
Approximately three thousand
candidates for state and county Of
flee in the state-DemOcratic. Re-
publican. Progressive and Socialist
brought their preliminary cam
paigns toward a close today in the
greatest scramble for Office this pO-
liticslly minded state ever has wit
messed.
President Roosevelt complicated
the already tangled situation when
ne visited Wisconsin last month and
spoke a word Of praise for both
Senator La Toilette. head OF the
Progressive ticket. and for Demo-
cratic Governor Albert G. Schmede-
man.
Governor Schmedeman has done
little campaigning beyond pointing
to his cooperation with the
Roosevelt administration and his
pledge to continue It.
Three Seeking Post
Three former Governors of the
La Toilette faction are seeking Of
fee. but not one Of them Is running
with the same alignment that for
merly placed him in power.
Senator La Toilette. elected as a
Republican, nov heads a new party.
Former Governor Fred r. thinner
man remains with the regular Re
publicans this year. Former Gov
ernOr Francis T. McGOvern has
switched allegiance and is n of
five Democrats seeking the nominal
ton for United States senator.
Senator La Toilette. unOppoSed in
tho nrimarv will moot ~pd-hait
John B. Chapple. young Ashland ed
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-17
THE TIMES

Mrs. Bessie ziegler. Somerset, also
will speak.
A Tenth district Constitution day
rally was to be held today at Rush
vile. Speakers there include Sem
ator Robinson, Frederick Lands.
Second district congressional nom
inee: Miss Genevieve Brown, former
supreme and appellate courts re-
porter. and Robert F. Murray, Mum
Gle, Tenth district congressional
nominee.
Senator Robinson will speak to-
morrow night at Delphi; Wednes-
day at $50 at Anderson; Thursday
at Osgood in the afternoon; Friday
at South Bend, and Saturday at
Valparaiso.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-17

itor. in the November election. Mr..
Chapple, likewise without primary
opposition, defeated the late Sena-
tor John T. Blaine, a La Toilette
follower, for the party nomination
two years ago, but lost later to the
Democrats.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-17
Mrs. Pinchot 70 Quit Race

By United Press
HARRISBURG. Pa, Sept. IL
Mrs. Clifford Pnchot will withdraw
today as an independent candidate
in the November election to succeed
her husband, Governor Pinchot,
whose term expires Jan. IS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-17
G. 0. P. KEYNOTER
TO ADDRESS RALLY
Senator Dickinson Heads
Sneakers at Peru.

Senator L. j. Dickinson Iowa +,
1892 Republican national conven-
ton keynoter. will headline a speak
ing program at the Republican
rally at Peru, Wednesday.
Senator Arthur r. Robinson and
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-05-17
STRATEGY IS FOR DECENT
BURIAL FOR PROPOSALS

GENEVA, May 17.-UP).-
Major powers are tossing disarm,
ament efforts back to the council
of the League Of Nations.
An Italian spokesman confirmed
officially last night that the gen
eral disarmament conference IS
being abandoned as a bad job.
An arms race dwarfing the
frantic martial preparations be-
fore the World war is feared in
evitable.
Perfunctory efforts doubtless
will be made to save the dlsarma-
ment conference from the scrap
heap but the big three-France,
Great Britain and Italy-are re-
signed to its failure.
Returning the arms issue to the
league council is q gesture to
give the disarmament project
launched with high hopes in Jan
uary, 1922 decent burial"
It temporarily would prevent
an open admission that disarma.
ment efforts in the last two and
one-half years had failed, and
technically continue the attempt
to control naval, military and
aerial forces under auspices Of
Continued on page four)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-05-17
new CITY DEBT
RELIEF BILL IS
READY TO sign
Senate Finishes That, Will
Debate Pure Food, Drug
Bill Today

WASHINGTON, May II. (UP)
The new municipal bankruptcy
law, permitting cities and other
local taxing units to scale down
debts in agreement with creditors
was completed by the senate yes
terday and sent to the president
for signature.
Debt adjustment plans may be
presented to federal! courts Tor
approval upon assent of 81 per
cent of creditors. In proceedings
involving irrigation, drainage and
levee districts, only 80 per cent
of claim holders need agree.
The senate debated briefly the
Copeland pure food and drug bill,
but will lay it aside today in IA
vor of the tariff measure. Senator
Royal S. Copeland 3D., N. ~
conceded his bill stood little
chance this session, but decried
the campaign against it.
The senate agreed to take up
Monday the constitutional amend
ment proposed by Senator Geo.
R. Norris Or. Neb.) to abolish the
electoral college and provide for
direct popular election of the
president.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-05-17
FRANCE OPENS
5-YEAR PLAN
Millions Will Be Spent to
Spread Employment
Over Period

PARIS, May IT. (UP).-Coin-
cident with President Roosevelt S
message asking for a huge pubilc
works appropriation, the french
cabinet launched a five year
plan" for public works projects
to end unemployment.
The program calls for the APP
propriation of $66O,G00,000 from
the public social insurance fund
to be spread over the next hve
wears, giving employment to 4Oo'-
600 men. In the first year France
is to spend nearly 5000, 600 Oo
francs and provide work for 2Oo,-
900 men.
The plan calls for modern
network of main highways, almost
complete identification of the
countryside, modern well lighted
school buildings and modern sanI-
tarv services for even the small
est communities.
Work is to be started in regions
Where uneHlplOy 10 WI %"
The first jobs will be those requir'
ing heavy materials, thus also pro-
viding work for factory hands ir
plants furnishing the materials.
Despite industrialization of
France in the last 5 years, the
country is primarily agriculture.
There are $4,000 villages with
less than 500 inhabitants. Until
recently, most of these villages
were without electricity, water, or
the most elementary sanitary
equipment.
Village schools are single-room
houses, overcrowded and without
modern facilities. New buildings
are ultra-modern, with glass
walls. The first school gymnasium
in France was built recently.
Family bathtubs are still rare
in rural France and the project
includes construction of munlcl,
pal bath houses in villages, fitted
with shower baths were, for a pit
lance, peasants may battle.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-05-17
CHI SOCIETY
Wins CONTESTS
DISCLAIMERS and Orators of
Fruitland Met We'd
nesday Night

The annual defamation and
oratoricaI contests at Frultland
Institute commencement, which Is
in progress this week, partlclpat..
ed in by representatives of CHI
and Psi literary societies, were
conducted Wednesday evening In
the auditorium. Representatives
of Chi society won both contests
The winner of the defamation
contest was Frank Brevard OF
this county and the winner of the
oratorical contest was Eloy Perez,
a native of Santo Domingo.
The contest judges were E. K.
Sutherland, J. H. Yelton and J. L,
Continued on page six.)
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ATVIA GOES FASCIST AND
MARTIAL LAW IS PROCLAIMED

been found in Kalnin's villa;
Fascist leaders said poil5iGal
parties and parliament would De
suspended pending enforcement
of constitutional reforms. News
papers were censored. Aicohollc
beverages were prohibited for TWO
days. oL,;sb
The coup resulted in establish !
ment, at least temporarily, " s1tba a
dictatorship controlled by wealthy
landowners. ;. g,
President Alberts KviesIs, a
member of the Farmers OniIn'
and his cabinet ally, Colonei ia.
cobson, former military attacne d.
warsaw, were believed to nave
engineered the Putsch. >, ,o;as
Riga authorities SAID raiu S
yielded considerable arms anu
ammunition. u. ,,or,
Arrests included socialist line mem. .
bers of parliament. More Ina anss !"
dozen newspapers were suppress ;
ed including the Socialist parry
organ,
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|: TUCSON, Ariz., May II. (UP)
Further doubt was cast by physi-
clans today. on the story of little
June Robes that she was impri-
scned by kidnapers for IS tor
turing days in a corrugated iron
box, half-buried in the hot desert
nine miles from here.
The closed cage from which she
was rescued Monday night would
not have permitted her to live,
physicians agreed after examin-
ing the coffin-like box.
ut would have been impossi-
BILE for anyone, child or adult. to
be entombed in that living hell
for that length of time and still
survive" one physician said.
Authorities wre inclined to be-
lieve that, the 6-year-old girls
story was woven from fantasy