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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-08-16

Raymond Young, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Young of GAINESVILLE, has
been visiting here with his sister,
Mrs Cary Parsons.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-08-16

Rev. r. D. Keller and children
left Friday to spend few days
with relatives in Canton.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-08-16
Wallace Reunion

The annual Wallace reunion will
be held at Embree park, Sunday,
Aug. 19.-Mrs. Lawson Carr, Edgar
B. Mott, Committee.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-08-16

We're saying goodbye to White
and summer shoes. Women's $1.39
and s1.99. Mems sport oxfords.
s2.4S and S2.95.-WHITES.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-08-16

Mr.. j. HI. Witte who is employed
with the Ray Strawser, Inc, at East
Palestine, spent the week end at his
home in Malta.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-08-16

Conserve Steam Cookers, at a
new low price, at the Malta Hard
ware Co. 9a2
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-08-16
Hamilton-Moore Reunion

The Hamilton-Moore family re-
union has been postponed until
Sept. 80. All relatives and friends
invited Mildred Fulton, Sec'y.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-08-16

See the New Modern Beauty
Black and White Enameled Ware
at the Malta Hardware Co. 9a2
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-08-16

See the New Modern Beauty
Enameled Ware, black outside,
white inside, at the Malta Hardware
Co. 9a2
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-08-16
LOCAL NEWS

Enna Jettick shoes, sold only by
Dou1son's n15tf
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-08-16

All size Sewer Pipe, from 8 inch
to "a inch, at the Malta Hardware
Co. 9a2
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-08-16

Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Roberts and
daughter of Blue Rock route one
were business callers here Saturday.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-08-16
ChanevvilIe Homecoming

Chaneyville Homecoming
Sunday, Aug. 10, is the date of
the Chaneyville homecoming at the
school house. Big basket dinner at
noon, and a program in the after
noon. Everyone invited. Gag
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-08-16

U. S. Red Top Wood Fibre and
Rock Wall Plaster, at the Malta
Hardware Co. 9a2
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-08-16

MRS. Mary F. Stiers died Aug. 7
at the home of her daughter Mrs.
Neal Hook at Burr Oak, after a
several months illness. She was IA
years of age. Besides Mrs. Neal
Hook, she leaves two other daugh-
ters, Mrs. Joseph Perry of Nelson
Vile and Mrs. Calvin Hook of
Logan, and one son, William Stiers
of Burr Oak. Funeral services were
held Aug. 8, conducted by Rev. Har-
vey Smith Of Bishopville. Burial was
made in the Bishopvilie cemetery.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-08-16

See the new Winchester Rifles, at
the Malta Hardware Co. 9a2
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-08-16

Miss Mary Edith Armstrong and
Thursday evening at the residence
of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs.
B. E. Armstrong, at Sharpsburg.
Rev. w. H. Long, pastor of the Mt.
Hermon United Brethren church,
performed the ceremony, and the
couple were attended by Mr.. and
Mrs. Oren Cheeseman of Marietta,
brother-in-law and sister of the
bride. The bride and groom have
both been employed in Marietta.
They will make their home in that
city.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-08-16

Born Sunday to Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Prouty of Cumberland, a son.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-08-16

Sheetrock Wall Board, at the
Malta Hardware Co. 9a2
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-08-16

A new line of Scissors and Shears
at the Malta Hardware Co. 9a2
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-08-16

Born Aug. Z to Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Stewart, near Sharon, son.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-23

jeho fasizmus je dobry len pre-
Talianov. Rusky sovietizmus je
mu podobny svojim diktator-
stvom. A Amerikani l'Gbia slo-
bodu. x
Ma Sibfr sa uz hrn1 valecni
zpravodajci. Americka zpravo-
dajska spolocnost' MANA uz
tam jedneho ma. Will Rogers
odcestuje tam po tieto dni. To
sice ME je garanciou, ze vojna
bude iste, ale daco to predsa len
znamena. 49,.
Vsetko zlato, ktore predlan-
skym a vlani bolo americkymi
bohacmi odnesene do Europy,
sa uz vracia nazad. Ia posledne
tri dni doviezly nam lode "a
$200,0OO,0O0 zlata z Europy.
Zlato stale este dochodi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-23
VEL'Kf VfVoZ -,
NITRATov z CHILE

2 Panamy oznamu1d, ze tam
cez prieplav kazdy mesiac pre-
chadza mnoho lodi nalozenych
chileanskym nitratom, uncenym
pre- Europu. Nitraty sa potrebu-
jd nielen ma uncle hnojivo, ale
al ma vyrobu vybusnych latok
pre- naboje do kanonov. Al do
Japonska id1 mnohe lode 8 ttm-
to tovarom. Japonsko krem to-
no skupuje uz tri roxy kde len
m6ze stare zelezo a med, olovo
a mnozstvo bavlny, beg ktorych
latok sa tiez nemo6no zaobist
pri vyrobe munfcie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-23
oDPoRUdA ZALozTf
MOVE PoLITIUKf sTRANY

liz
David Lawrence, vydavatel'
United States News a politickt
spisovatel' odpord6a Y svojom
casopise, aby 60 xaloxila nova
demokratickA strana, ktor& by
pozost&vala 2 konzervatSvnych
republik6nov q demokratov q q.
by 60 volala konStituGnou demo-
kratickou stranou, ma rozdiel Cd
Rooseveltovej socialistickej de-
mokratickej strany. Lawrence
hovorf, ze vodcovstvo republi-
hAnskej strany je celkom zdis-
kreditovane a strana by mala
vyhlasit' bankrot q "a rozist'.
Konzervatfvni 6lenovia republi-
kAnskej j demokrstickej strany,
ktorf veria ' observation-disclosures
mali BY prial6chaf DO novel kon
JtituSnej demol lraticbej strsny,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-23

a pokrokovi republican, a de-
mokrati, ktori veria v kolekti.
vizmus, mech vraj zostanl v tie.
rajsej demokratickej strane, kto
ra by sa vraj mala pomenovat
socialistickou demokratickou
stranou. Ia vodcov novel kon-
stitucnej demokratickej strany
Lawrence odpor1ca AL Smitha,
guvernera Ritchieho, senatora
Glassa, senatora Gore-a a inych
podporovatel'ov individualizmu
a kapitali1mu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-23
BOZ o BONUS
ZNovU ZAHAJENf

V kongrese sa Ease zapocal
tuhy boj vyplatenie bonusu
veteranom svetovej vojny, kto-
ry ma byt' podl'a zakona vypla-
teny az v roku 1916. 127 kon-
gresmanov podpisalo peticiu, a.
by boil navrh zaIkona predloze-
ny kongresu k odhlasovaniu bez
udobrenia vyboru. Prezident
Roosevelt je velmi proti vypla-
teniu bonusu teraz a dal znat' !,
ze keby no kongres odhlasoval,
pouzije svojho veta.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-23
PREDP0vEDA FASIZdUs
vSPOJENfCH STATOCH

Plukovnfk Frederick Palmer,
valecny korespondent, vyslovil
sa v jednej prednaske v New
Yorku, ze Spojene Staty sl ma
ceste do fasizmu. Ked'6e byvaly
general je ma cele MIRA a arma.
da prevzala leteckd poStu, nema
pochybnosti, ze SINE uz ma ceste
do faSizmu, to jest kontrolova.
nAho, cize statneho kapitalizmu.
0 prezidentovi sa vyslovil, ze je
majstrom a hodnym 6lenom ari-
stokratichej a pannjdcej triedy.
Nikdy vfaj nebolo ikovnejsie-
no prezidenta v jednani obe-
censtvom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-23

jedneho vrchu, na ktory sa dria-
pal. Albert Dol naruzivy turi.
sta, rad sa driapal ma vrcholce
vrchov, Go sa mu stale osudnym.
Nal SO rokov. KraP Albert a
belgicky kardinal Mercier boil
"a vojny naobl'dbenejsie osob.
nosti medzi spojencami. Kral'
Dol stale ma fronte, pri svojom
vojsku. Pohrab mu Dol vo stvr-
tok. V piatok Dol jeho syn Le-
opold korunovany "a kral'a.
Viaceri ct. citatelia by chcei,
ably tieto noviny vychodily Ease
ma Siestich stranach, ako pred
tym. My by SINE to tiez dhceli.
Ale nemozno v tychto tvrdych
casoch. Odberatelia slabo plata,
obchodnici slabo ohlasujd svoj
tovar a predplatky ohlaskami
sd naSe jedine prfjmy. Upozor-
hujeme vsak ct. 6itatel'ov ze
teto noviny teraz vychodia O
jeden stlpec sirsie a tie9 sd i
dlhsie, ako predtym, takEe Go
do vel'kosti sd ako predoslych
pat stran. Tiez upozornujeme
ct. citatel'ov, ze nase novmy sd
vacsie, ako daktore inc sloven-
ske neodvisle tyzdenniky, kto-
rych predplatna cena je tiez So
ma rok. Kto neveri, mech pride
do redakcie, nkazeme mu ich.
Noviny vydavat' stoif moe pc
haoi a talk ich je t'azko sohnat' |!
Ked' sa easy napravia, ked' bu.
de Wac ohlaSok, zvaccssime novi-
ny bez meskania.
Rev. Coughlin odpor6cal v
nedelu v svojej radio prednaS.
he, ably Spojen6 St6ty zayiedly
system 5tatneho kapitalizmu a.
lebozto socializovan6ho kapita-
lizmu. Rev. Coughlin je talk pro-
Il sdkromn6mu kapitalismu, aho
prot marxizmu, lebo oba ST "a
loSene ma hmotArstve.
America, IDA 90 mann, buduje
svoj vlastnt ekonomickt sy-
stem. K6dy cestnej sdt'aSe OBJ
chodu q priemyslu, organizova.
ME rcbotn1ctva q spotrebovate-
pov . dozor vl6dy mad ttmto
vSetkym, q zaklady, na hto-
rtch sa buduje n6x novy system.
Je to sfce s6kromnt kapitaliE-
mus, ale osubadlent . mofno
d0klxe - dobrtm prs Amsri-
s. 1n.olini povsdll =
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-23
STARCI PROSIA
o sTARoBNU PENzIU

Nkonodarna West Virginie
pr4ve pojednava 0 predlohe "a
kona, navnhujdcej starobn1 pen
ziu v tom State. Do z&kono-
darne prichodia denne deputacie
starcekov a stareniek, prosiacich
0 vynesenie tohto z&kona, ktorf
by i'm daval 81 dennej penzie
do smrti a 'zachr&nil ich Cd hr6z
chudobincoy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-23

Ny len z lasky republike 81 prajeme, ably jej We
duel Iudia snazili kormidovat' lod statu smerom
Akde nebude ami panov ami zobrakov kde Slovensko
nebude povazovan6 "a cesk1 koloniu, akou Ottoyom
Naucnom Slovniku je pomenovane v skutocnosti sa
S MIN ako koloniou zachadza. BratskA laska medzi
Slovakmi Cechmi spokojny, prosperujdci l'ud do
kaze so tsfc razy vaesou sjednocujdcou sou ako SID
Genie "a SloyAkoy y Cechmi jeden n4rod.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-23
Vsdy Najjemnejssi Tabdk

branou republiky do sveta, kto-
ry sa Orientom menuje. Tam je
dunajsky pristav, do ktoreho
prichodia lode z mnohych Sta
tov a z ktoreho odchodia cesko.
slovenake lode do Rakdska, Ma.
d 'arska, Rumunska, JuhoslAvie,
Bulharska, Ruska i Turecka.
Bude dakedy znovu Pozsonyom
alebo Pressburgomi A ei costa
ne Bratislavou a slovenskym O.
kom do sveta2
Bratislava, Bratislava, teraz
kvitne tvoja slava - hoci ME
tax pre- Slovakov, ako pre- c.
CHOW, ktorych je tam gH Wac, a.
ko Slovakoy.
Rakdski socialist, ktorych te-
raz Dollfuss kanonovymi gul'a.
mi platil, reprezentovali 40 pro.
cent rak1skeho voicstva. Oni
drzai Dollfussovu vladu pohro.
made spolu so stranou krest'an-
sko-socialnou. TAX NAL Dollfuss
vascinu a mohol spokojne demo-
kraticky vladnut'. Ale sa mu "a
chcelo diktatdry, wal 81 "a o.
chrancov udajne cudzim Station
financovanych "vlastibrancov'
socialistov krvave potlaGil, kre-
st'anskosocialnu stranu odhodil
a teraz 81 hra ma diktatora, aby
Ra|kusiakov, blazniacich ga "a
Hitlerom, cd Hitlera x sebe pri-
vabil. Dollfussovi sa nepredpo.
veda dlhy termin M&dnutia.
Y Nemecku utfchnul BOZ me-
dzi nacistami a evanjelikmi. Ho-
vori ga, ze len do Gasu. Miesto
toho zostril ga boj proti katolf-
kom. Pred dvoma tyzdnami ma
cisti striel ali do oblokov pal&-
Gu kardinala Faulhabera. Ash
200 katolickych knaaov je vo
vazeni.
Belgickt kral' Albert zabil sa
v eObOtu pri Manure p&dOm
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-23
RozHLAS YSN.

SaA PAohOA Ooh ACAOAA " CdAPA-
onat.
Name al druheho Slovaka,
ktory je znamy po celej Anne
rike co vyborny pastny zapas-
mix, v osobe Jana Riaku z Gle
velandu. Tento uz tiez zvit 'azl
v mnohych zapasoch. Menujd no
"kazitelom nadejf" zapasnfkov,
ktori chcd byt' campionmi, lebo
kazdeho mich nabije.
V nedel'u tyyzden boil v Pitts
burghu banket X pocte Jozefa
Skladaneho, nateraz najlepsie-
no futbalistu v Spojenych Sta
toch. Skladany je Slovak a hr-
dy ma svoj rod. :
Okrem tychto name WAGE
rych slavnych basebalistov slo-
venskych, ktorych mena sa ka-
zdeho leta blyskajd vel'kymi IL
terami po novinach. Nuz ME SINE
najposlednejsi v Amerike.
Ako name prvotriednych spor
tovcov, tax by SINE radi mat
prvotriednych l'udi j v kazdom
obore ludskej cinnosti. Ma cam
pionov pasti a lobby sa l'ahko
zabudne, ale yel'kych duchov
spominajd generacie. My veri.
me, re al tychto behom casu bu.
deme mat.
Organizovane robotnictvo v
New Yorku sislo sa protesto.
vat proti Dollfussovmu vrazde-
niu robotnikov. PROFESSIONAL tax,
ze 81 vzajomne hlavy rozbijali.
Dollfuss sa teraz mo6e spytat' !:
Aky je rozdiel medzi robijanim
hlav stolickami a gul 'amia
V Nemecku sa udavaly taketo
rozbljadky hlav, ako v New
Yorku, vel'mi caste. Prisiel Hit
ler.
Nedavno Mad'arsko uznalo
sovietsku. vladu, teraz ju ide u
znat' Bulharsko. Je to Mussoli-
niho praca proti Malej Dohode
a odpoved' ma balkansky pakt.
L'udia, ktorf stale nazerajd do
karat diplomacie hovoria, ze Ma
la Dohoda, totiz Cesko-Sloven-
sko, Rumunsko a Juhoslavia do
stan1 sa do hospodarskeho po-
itickeho okruzia Nemecka, ak
toto pohltf Rakdsko. Ked' sa
tax stane, Nemecko bude mat
vol'ny priechod cez CSR. a Ru-
munsko do Ukrainy, ktor1 81
zaumienilo podmanit'. Je proti
zaujmom nielen Ruska, ale al
Talianska, aby sa Nemecko roz-
t'ahovalo ma vychod a preto
Mussolini tax tesne kooperuje S
Ruskom, ze mu privadza "a pria-
tel'ov staty ako je Mad 'arsko a
Bulharsko. Mad'ari 1faj1 potion
obnovit' svoj starry Mad'arorsag
a Bulhari dostat' na1ad 1zemia,
ktore ztratili v balkanskej a
svetovej vojne.
Europska situacia sa rychle
men1. Priatelia sa rozchadzaj1
a nepriatelia sa spojuju. Move
spojenecke skupiny sa ukazuj1
ma obzore. Nam je t'azko 81
predstavit republiku v krazoch
nemeckeho imperializmu. Ale
Cesi ii Slovaci "a casov knieza-
ia Pribimu) uz v nom boil II
historic :sa moze opakovat' zvla.
Ste "a dnesneho dusevneho sta
WI ceskych vodcov.
Bratislava slavila Is. vyrocie
oslobodenia a obnovenia svojho
staroslavneho mena zpred 1000
rokov. Aky osud ju caka3 Je o.
ma nielen hlavnym mestom Slo-
venska, ale al stycnym bodom
troch statov: Cesko-Slovenska, |
Mad 'arska q Rak1ska. Je tiez
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-23

Bratislava slavila Is. vyroSie
oslobodenia a obnovenia svojho
staroslavneho mena zpred 1000
rokov. Aky osud ju cakai Je o.
ma nielen hlavnym mestom Slo-
venska, ale al stycnym bodom
troch .statov: Cesko-Slovenska,
Mad 'arska q Rak1ska. Je tiez
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-01

ed and educated by familiarity with these structures Their appreciation of beauty is cultivated, and so oh.
 If these fine byproducts are to De de- rived, however. the buildings themselves must be kept in good condition. In one city which was proud of it's new million dollar iail a few years ago, there has been such. bad management and neglect that the handsome building has become dirty and cluttered with rubbish. The costly and beautiful bronze doors have not been polished for long time. Much of the handsome marble is cracked and stained. The walls are dirty, thumbmarked, scrlb- bled on, with paint worn away. Plaster is cracking from the ceilings. Clgaret stubs, crumpled cigaret packages, burnt matches and other rubbish may be seen in corridors and on the stairs Dust IS everywhere.
 Some blemishes might be attributed to hard times and lack of money for repairs. But dirt and rubbish indicate sloppiness and indifference on the part of city off cials and private citizens alike: Do such conditions prevail in many city halls, Jaiis, court houses and other public buildings Ill this country? If so, cleanup is needed and campaign of education in the mat ters of order, cleanliness and civic
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-01
Unified Action to Thwart Crime

Attorney General Cummings has just announced his intention to call confer ence in December to bring about better cooperation among local, state and fed eral authorities toward the prevention and detection of crime. Representatives of organizations interested in this work will be invited, and at least the beginning of unified action on the part of local, state and federal authorities may be expected
 The effort is highly commendable, if it does nothing more than break up the jeal-' ousies and personal distrust that exist among the various crime detecting agen- cies. Senator Copeland of New York, whose bill would provide for additional Department of Justice agents to cooper ate with local police, put the idea frankly when he told assembled police chiefs at Washington that, 'local officers are not always willing to receive federal officers and they (the federal agents) are some times looked upon as interlopers."
 It is unfortunate that this should be so, for more than once has 1t been proven that every police division has something it can give toward solution of a crime, and that the surest and quickest means of such solu-' ton is unstinting cooperation. The Lind bergh case is an excellent example. How far could the New Jersey state authorities, let us say, have gone with this perpleX- ing problem had they been left alone to solve it? What could the federal agents have done without the aid of the New York and New Jersey officials? And what could we have expected from three separate Investigating units, each running down clews confined to its own baliwick in it's own private way?
 Dillinger and his gangsters were run down and cornered in the same way = through cooperation of federal and local authorities toward a common goal. Fur thermore, Attorney General Cummings points out that this sort of cooperation, effective as it is in itself, can produce even more certain results for the com mon good, if citizens interested them ]. selves more in such work and saw to It that no subversive influences be brought to bear against the work of the criminal authorities.
 Police departments, he says, should be xcmoved from the "malign and dislnte- xrnting activities of partisan politics. {<Their efforts should not be frustrated by 1esirning politicians and lawyers who E1ge contact with the criminal element, ks ndds. So that, when all crime detect 1nx nQencies are encouraged to work to-
 r{hor. it is lip to us to see that they do 1 without Interference.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-01

and Pecora, Tom CQrcoran, John T. Flynn, Landis and one or two others sat in conference, sug- gested two or three modified tions. Landis played a minor role in this, at times gave the impress sion that he did not know exactly what some details of the act were all about.
 But after the passage of the act, when 1t became certain Landis would. be a member of the commission, he assumed role of supreme importance.
 Ben Cohen, his old friend and chief author of the act, was not to be a commission member partly because of anti-Semiti- cism. But he was considered as commission counsel. Cohen stip- ulated, however. that if he took the job, he must have a salary equal to that of a commissioner and must have a certain amount of independent latitude.
 This, Landish vigorously sOp. posed. &
 "Ben must understand he said, that he will be an employe of the commission and will take orders from me"
 Landis is a man of great gem jus, tremendous drive and req! sincerity of purpose. But his best friends fear that praise and pub licity have gone to his head. MALE MEMORY
 Because fathers have tradi- tional fai.ing for forgetting to forgetting to- mail letters, deliv- CT messages or pick up a bottle of milk at the grocery store on the way home, a small package is in the locker of Senator Coolidge of Massachusetts which never will be delivered.
 Found when pages were clean ing the lockers during the pr re- session renovation, it is ad- dressed to Speaker Henry T. Rainey." And slipped into an edge of the enclosing paper is the card:
 "Niiss Helen Coolidge"
 How long Senator Coolidge must have forgotten it, Heaven knows. Miss Helen Coolidge has been Mrs Harry Woodring, wite of the assistant secretary of state for more than year and is now a mother.
 The package contains a draw ing of Rainey which the now Mrs Woodring-an excellent ar tist-made herself. It was Q pres- ent to the speaker. But 1t never never will be delivered. Rainey will be delivered. Rainey died suddenly several weeks ago. WALLACE'S PRESS
 Among press conferences held z by cabinet members, the most largely attended is that of the secretary of agriculture. Only the president draws a better house than Wallace. The expian- ation is two-fold:
 l. Important news breaks in his conferences, especially con cerning the AAA.
 2. Press men like Wallace for his guiet-mannered sincerity.
 Recently, from the assembled group of press men came dar- ing question. ,.s
 "Mr Secretary, we hear lot of rumors to the effect that Dr Tugwell was sent to Europe to keep him out of the way until after elections. Any truth in that?"
 Wallace grinned and said,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-01
Press Comment
LIBERAL" DEFINED
 (New York Times), !.

For years there have been. pro-
 digious inkspouts about the exact
 sense of that blessed word "lib-
 eral." What makes whom lib
 eral"? The Maine election strik- ingly illustrated the correct con- temporary meaning. The demo-
 cratic state committee of Iowa con-
 tinues and reinforces that classic example. In leaflet scattered
 through the state the committee reckons up the good gifts bestowed
 upon Iowa by the administration.
 The total of benefits-emergency
 relief. corn-hog program, :. corn loans, HOLC, CWA, CCC- makes the pretty sum of $1S4. 5O0, 900. It is raelly more than that. Il amounts, the committee says, to at
 least $250, ,O00, 900. Such are the cards the New Deal has dealt Iowans. Are they going to throw
 away such splendid hands
 Every Iowan desires thas he liberal attitude adopted b. the national governmentin dealing |. with this state shall be contin- ued. Much of the federal re- lief came down to Iowa people through the friendly, coopera- ton of our democratic state and national governments.
 A Liberal" administration is one that comes down with the cash. 4 ''liberal" is a patriot who wants all
 he can get from liberal, Uncle Sam. turning his pockets and those of the taxpayers inside out.