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for example), or where public in- terest is affected.
 Delegation of power to any pri- vate interest or industry is express ly forbidden.
 Power of President
 The presidents power Is specifl- cally defined to impose limited codes of labor standards and pro- hibition of business practices gon. erally known as dishonest and fraudulent; to prevent oppression of labor and waste of natural re- sources; and to require t h Q fur nishing of necessary information to the government.
 The federal trade commission has the same powers as before to prevent unfair methods of compe- tion in commerce.
 Controversial Section "A, which has precipitated most ot MIRA labor troubles because of resist ance by industry, has be c n strengthened by adding to state- ment of rights of employees, the clause, (which are hereby declar. ed and affirmed"
 Why It Was Introduced
 Sen. Pat Harrison, d., Miss, chairman of the senate finance committee which drafted the eX- tension measure, introduced it for the avowed purpose of bringing the entire MIRA question down to brass tacks and removing uncer- tainty which the administration felt was hindering recovery.
 Donald R. Richberg, New Deal coordinator and temporary chair man of the MIRA board, whose week of testimony before the conn mittee influenced drafting of the bill, said it was introduced at this time so that all could "tell W h a t they were for or against"
 Labor leaders indicated approval of some sections of the new bill. including provisions for re-enact- ment of Section "A and wage and hour provisions. Failure to provide equal representation of labor with industry on enforcement boards was disappointing.
 Greens criticism was at certain features of the bill and not at ex. tension of the recovery act, which he had defended vigorously before the senate finance committee a few hours before introduction of the new act.
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Senator Borah Was
 The Leading Critic
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lenges of constitutionality, the act broadens the scope of MIRA in some cases, and clearly specifics the powers which may be exercised over industry.
 vigorously as fostering monopolies, said the bill was "confused. inco. herent and contradictory" and predicted it would never be en- acted. He plans to lead a fight for revision to afford small business greater protection.
 Green attacked proposed elimin- Htion of intrastate business from MIRA supervision. The federation will fight plans to abandon service codes which cover approximately 3,000,000 workers.
 The federation, Green said, will "exercise its political right to offer amendments" which would secure better conditions for workers.
 Labor To Seek Change
 Labor will seek, he said, to have the new act conform to recommen- dations given President Roosevelt by the executive council of the federation at the White House a month ago.
 Business organizations critical of MIRA were not prepared today to expected soon to open a broadside to congress.
 Sen. Hugo L. Black, d., Ala, said the law "still makes 1t a ~s,tv- A o !, Av charge too little but not a crime to produce too little or charge too much"
 To meet criticism of the old law by Nye and Borah because of sus- pension of antitrust laws, the new draft carries Q section which says "nothing in this title shall be con- strued to amend or repeal any provision of the antitrust laws "but 1t adds that all codes and code action shall be lawful if they conform in all respects to the es- tablished limitations and provi- eions.
 Definition of Industries
 Another section provides for a much clearer definition of indus- tries and how they shall be found "truly representative" Before ap- proval, the president also must be shown that codes are not calcu- lated to promote monopolies or destructive competition; or oppress small businesses; promote pri c g fixing; or control production or distribution.
 Devices for controlling prices, production or distribution may be applied:
 1. To protect small firms against discrimination or oppression, or to deter the growth of monopolies.
 2. To correct emergencies caused by production volume in excess of demand, or destructive price cut ting.
 3. To trades and industries sub- ject to governmental regulation, such as public utilities, natural re- source industries. (coal, oil, or gas,
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ed his course to Africa as Bar nato's chief engineer as a salary of $50,000 a year. Six months later he was allied with Cecil Rhodes, had mapped out the deep mining project that multiplied the Rhodes fortune many times and became involved in the fam ous Jameson Raid that came close to ending his career 40 years ago.
 Although encouraging foreign CTS or Uitlanders as they were called to come to Africa and de- velop the resources of the Boer nation, President Paul Kruger and his regime induced courts and parliament to confiscate val- uable properties. The aggressive Rhodes resented the injustice of this situation and, aided by a groupof sixty or seventy influen- tial Uitlanders, organized a re- form movement. Hamond be- came a leading member.
 The reform was to take place through the assistance of 15500 trained troops, whom Dr. Leander
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start at 6 o'clock and will take place in the church parlors.

A play entitled "The Womanless Wedding" was presented last night in odd Fellows hall by members of Townsend lodge before an audi ence of approximately 800 persons. Members of the cast included F. Bachmann, Louis Pichard. w. J. Davis, Thomas Morgan. Alfred Peach, Ralph Adams, James Davies, John Anderson, James Schoft, Ernest Burdett. Edmund Terry. A. V. Harwick, H. Ander- son. Ernest Hole, Frank Bristol, A. D. W. Reichenback, Jr, Robert Finlay, Albert Lang, John Kletsch- iSa, Robert Whiteside, Edward Hoyt. John schoft, E. Kleppo. H. Lucas, P. Hespelt. H. Brauch. Lawrence Pichard. c. Fallowell, F. Meisinger, Jack Finlay, George Craft and J. w. Gardner.
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT. DIS. Probate Court, March 2Sth, 1895.
 ESTATE OF Enos Ball, late of the town of Waterbury, in said dis trict, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the Dis trict 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 ate tested, within said time, will be de- barred a recovery. All persons in- debted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 FRANK T. HEALEY. 3-29-3t Administrator.
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(Continued from Page 1.) anese colonel was injured so sse- verely that his death occurred a few hours later.
 The plaintiff was taken to the Milford hospital where investiga- tion showed her to be suffering from a scalp laceration requiring eight sutures to close. laceration of the multiple arteries of the head and injuries. to her head. arnfs, shoulders, chest, neck and knee.
 The suit says the plaintiff will have permanent, disflguring scars as a result of the decorations and was forced for e long time to fore- so the practice of her nursing pro- fession.
 The suit says also that the de- fendant was named administrator of the dead coloners estate in the surrogate court of New York.
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(Continued from Page l.) labor groups have been on record in Washington for months as fav- bring Kelley.
 Resumes old Position
 The Washington dispatch de- clares that Kelley will resume his former status of assistant post master. Senators Lonergan and Maloney, as well as Congressman Smith, refused yesterday to dis cuss the situation.
 The dispatch says: '"The nomi. nation is being delayed to permit further smoothing out of the troubled political waters in Water bury. Babin's name is expected to be sent to the senate about the end of next week."
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NOTICE

A hearing on the application of Sinclair Refining Company for ap- proval certificate to install a retail gasoline filling station at northwest corner Grove and Cooke streets will be held on Saturday. April IS, 1885. at 11:30 a. m. in the Mayors Office. City Hall, Waterbury, Connecticut, as provided by General Statute. Signed:
 FRANK HAYES, 3-29-3O-4-1-3t Mayor.
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Burlington, vt-(UP)-W. Rus sell Pilsbury of Barre, a University of Vermont freshman, holds what is believed to be new intercol- legiate record.--even If 1t isn't !n the books. He recently ate 20 doughnuts in 2s minutes, 26 sec onds.
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Club Activities

Under the auspices of Elizabeth Di Silvestro lodge, Sons of Italy, a card party was held last night in Moose hall. Refreshments were served and table prizes were awarded. The arrangements com mittee included Miss Jane Ranan- do, Rose Solomito, Angcline Sam toro, Rose Pelegano, Rose San- toro, and Connie Miressi.
 Among those present were An drew Ciarlone, Carl Rosa. James V. Engala, Mrs. Anthony Lauro, Mrs. D. Castelano, Mary DeCicco. Christine DeCicco, Olga Piola, I.e- na Capozzi, Lena Di Benedictis, Della Spiotti, Josephine Polzella, Louise Salcito, Phyllis Crafa, An- geline Farino, Louise Muccino, Ad- elaide Solomita, Mrs. Gabriel Ca- rissimi, Mrs. D. Marzucca. Mrs. A. Donofrio, Mrs. c. Ricci, Mrs. Mon- tiglia, Felix Nardello, Louise ". Meo, Louis c. Chieffo. Lillian Bee cia, Robert Beccia, Lillian Crafa, Robert Arcardi, Mary Angelo. Lil- Han Ranando, Mary De Matteo, Mrs. s. J. Martin, Agnes Padulo, Mrs. Carl Gemino. Mrs. F. Colan- gelo, Bebe Gallo. Hope Sandulli, Mrs. M. Spagnuolo, Mrs. l.. Rug- giero, Helene Calabrese, Andrew Rodia, Blanche Geneva, Fred Dell Pc, Antoinette Cocchiolo. Don Ca. labrese, MT. and Mrs. Testa, Pat Latino, Mrs. J. Cosgrove, Gabriel Carissimi, Charles Piola, Joseph Moschelal, Peter Augelli, Rudy Mazzalupo, Joseph La Vecchia, Le- na Caldarone, Clara Capadonno, Connie Berardi, John Ranando, Mrs. J. Bowling, Mrs. T. Moran, Mrs. J. Garen, Mrs. J. Pettintc- co, Concetta Lovorgna, Dorothy Salvatore, Jeanne yCarissimi, Mary Morris and Louise Lo Russo.
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Business Seruice
,i Business Service Rendered
51 Business Service Rendered

WHEN-You want Towels. Coats. Aprons, Hoover Aprons or Unt- forms call RusselPs Waterbury Towel Supply Co.,, 892 East Main St. Phone 5-1877. By our quality we are known; by our service we have grown"
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'The Human Eye' will be the subject discussed otmorrow night by Dr Ralph B. Lopez at meet- ing of the older Young Peoples society of the Bunker Hill Congre. gational church. The meeting will
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Houses Tor Sale

FOR SALE-15 room house and 2 car garage at IS and 20 Rose St. Inquire at 20 Rose St.
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WASHINGTON ToURs-$27.5O all expenses. Free booklet. Yankee Club. Room BIO, 30 Church St., New Haven.
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CITY RESIDENTS
 ELECTRIC BILLS

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POSTMASTER HAS
 BEEN DECIDED ON

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DENTISTRY

DENTISTRY
 At the Lowest Prices
 DIR S. L. WHITRIGHT 15S East Main St. Dial S-S6S6 WANTED AT APoTHECARIES HALL. Skin sufferers, eczema, pimples, piles, sores, athletes foot, etc., to try CHAULMEX. Remarkable new skin healer. Guaranteed.
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ESTATE OF JAPAN
 COLONEL SUED

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WORK RELIEF IS
 BADLY DELAYED

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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-09-27

DR.. Alexis Carrel, znamy
ucenec z Rockefeller Institl-
tu .pfse knihu Q telepatii q
jasnovidstvu (proroctve). DR.
Carrel ma d6kazy. ze kazdy
clovek JIG ohdareny telepa-
tiou 9 jasnovidstvom, lenze
ME Y rovnakej miere. Tele-
patia je ten siesty smyseI.
ktory umoznuje tloveku u
lhadnut' myfl flienlky druhkho
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-09-27
ANCLICkEJ RiSI
HROZf ROZPADNUTIE

"The Economist, anglicky
zurnal, ktory vydava Sir
Walter Leyton pisc. re jestli
sa Liga Narodov rozpadne,
rozpadne sa j anglicka risa,
lebo anglicka risa stojf i pa
da Lfgou Narodov. Liga
Narodov sa ale rozpadne, ak
sa jej nepedari prekazit'
hroziacu Observation-Disclosures
vojnu, Anglia ostane vraj d.
pine bezrnocna, jestli teraj-
81 kolektivny system bezpec-
nosti, ktory Liga Narodov
poskytuje, bude zniceny. An
liza je taxa slaba, ze sa me-.
bude vstave branit' n&padu
nemeckych lieladiel ma jej
mesta, talianskych lietadieL
lodi a vojsk ma iej "zivotnd
zilu', t. j. Stredozemne mo-
re, Suez a Egypt a nebu-
de moct' zabranit' japon-
skym valecnym lodiam zau-
jat' Honkong, Malajske o.
strovy, Novy Zealand a Au-
straliu. A to bude zname-
nat koniec britskej rise. An
glia cd skoncenia vojny vel'-
mi malo zbrojila a ie 3 eu-
ropskych mocnostf najslab-
Sic vyzbrojena. Ale vo stvr-
tok prisla z Pariza zprava,
ze anglicka vlada poslala
franc1zskej tajnu notu, kto-
"a udajne obsahovala vojen-
sku smluvu - spojenectvo 8
Francicu Eco znamena spo-
| jenectvo s Ruskom q Malou
Dohodou) a tax S Angliou to
uz teraz nebude tax zle.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-09-27
pracanli Slovenskd Lfgu VI
drzujii a podporujl.
Oar m podporu Lisy.

Urad Ill. Kat. Slov. Dna
v Lake okrese, Indiana, od-
hlasoval dar $50 ma podpo-
ru Slovenskej Ligy. Srdecna
vd'aka! Priklad tento mali
by nasledovat' al INF poria-
datelia vyrocnych Slov. Dni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-09-27
z NASEJ CINNOSTI.
SlovenskS Lisa v Anerike

Y porninuloll1 mesiaci dali
SINE radu q ponloc nasledov-
nym rodakor1:
A. NJ, Farning.. II, t'onn.
! dali sne radu vo veci pri-
st'ah 1valeckkho zasona q III
stenia p;fchodu dc Spoj Sta
TOW.
A. H.. Rruceton, Pa, dali
srne radu, kde 50 treba hl&-
sit , nLdzovu pomoc q pod
poru v ,lczaYnestnaEosti.
A. S., UniontoHn, Pa. da-
Ii SINE lnformaciu o zadova-
zeni prace ma farfnc.
j. T., Kenaston, Kan, da-
I'll sme radu vo veei vymaha-
mia majetku.
J. D. H., Philadelphia, Pa.
daii SINE intorinacia 70 veci
za)azou deiegacie Matice
S'evehsHeJ.
hF' Schunyrv'lle' "a" da-
y sMe in1ormaeil vo veci
a. adahia pomocnlka ma far-
mu.,
r. p, Arnold fa.' dah
sme faou' aKo treea opra-
s'e hsplathu kupho-preaaJ-
nu smluVu.
- NJ newark N. 1'' dah
sme uptaVu vo Veci predania
| msletku V krall.
[ .. u, layton. onio, DAN
SINE raou vo Vecl Vymanania
pozostaiostl. z a. :.
W. NJ Natroha' "a, daii
sme lnlormaclu Vo Vecl W.
"ahanla nanrau'' 3.
9 h'' Hazieton' "a, po-
sian sme - kusov trozhcne-
no satstVa q par sopanok.
NJ b'' uaraleia' N. ). po-
san SINE ~ kusov satst'a'
oouVe a rozilcnycn lnycn We
cl pre- oomacnost,.
.. H. omltn1leld' fa, po-
sian SINE Il kusoV satstva a
ava parry topanok. ~.
+. A. epringdale, "a. po-
sian SINE IzS kusov satstVa'
q lnycn veci co donaacnostl.
NJ. W. LeechDurg' "a. po-
ala Ii aYnn QQ lr,,onH, Ssnn1SXn6
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-09-27
NAVRH CARTERU PRE- MAHONING OkRES
(Dokoncenie.)

Oddiel TO- Ked by sozname nebolo dost uchadza-
Gov mesta, vtedy miesa mozu byt zaplnene docasne
to naiviac ma tr nesace dobe siestch mesiacov.
Oddiel II. Trvanie sluzby vsetkych zamestnancov v
kompetiGne suzbe ma byt stale, dokym drza dobre
pracuju uovne ale hocktory zamesnanec moze oyt od
sraneny odozen suspendovany aebo do nzsieho uradu
prelozeny pre- dobru pricinu dla tneho zakona civil
ne sluzbe Napisany rozkaz preiny maju byt osobne
dorucene takemu zamenancov cm e ten zamestnanec
potom suspendovany. Prepusny rozkaz nemoze sa stat
tryaym iesi zamestnancovi neboo dane pat dni
DAME vysveena osobnickej komisi Ked to zamestna-
nee urob, prepustny rozkaz je zadrzany Vymenovaca
autora potom poe prepustny rozkaz osobnckej komi-
si kora musi behom patnas dni drzat vysuch potom
rozhodne G priepustny rozkaz ma byt uplatneny aebo
zmeneny alebo nepatny uznany. Kazdy zamestnanec
triedene suzbe, ktoreho mesto bolo zrusene, a byt
znovuvymenovany esti eho mesto boo obnovena behon
roka 49,. 49,. g. t&d
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-09-27

do. Pravda,i toto. robih len
nemravnici, ale zakon niko-
mu to nezabrahoval. Terax
vlada vyniesla zakon, ze 50
nikto nemoze rozsobaSit' bez
vedomia druhej polovicky a.
ked' sd deti, podporu nepla-
tt rozvedeny manzel svojej
byvalej zene, ale fabrika
plati "a neho a jemu strhuje
S place. Kazda fabrika je po-
vinna oznamit' iradom, ze
rozvedeny manzel odisiel
.pracovat' do incl a kazda,
ktora ho prime, must mat
informacie o jeho rodinnych
pomeroch 4 Incl tovarne.
Takto bude manzelsky zivot
kazdeho cloveka v Rusku
vedeny v evidencii. Ked'ze
"alimony" tam obnasa Cd
stvrt' az pol platu, rozsobase
bud1 zriedkavejsie, nezli v
hocktorom inom State. Vlada
tiez zrevidovala pomer die
tok k rodicom. Doteraz de-
cko mohlo vyplazovat' rodi-
cow jazyk a nemohol mu nic
urobit'. Teraz rodic je uro-
beny zodpovednym "a dobrl
vychovu dietok. .,@ aeza.
ga!'s.,..-. a,~n ST..
Vo Francuzsku isty Henri
Mignet postavil tovareh4 ma
malinke lietadla, ktore po-
menoval "blskami". Ma jed
nej takej "blske" preletel z
Francie do Anglie a Angli-
cania sd cell poblazneni,e le-
bo TAXA ..'blska' stoji len
$3.50. Ale isty podnikavy
Anglican nezahala. Ide po-
stavit' tovaren ma podobne
male lietadla a bude ich me-
novat' "vsami''. Blchy a vsi
musia byt' vel mi obl'lbene
zvieratka vo Francii q Ang,
Iii.
Vo Francii objavena bola
po tieto dni jaskyna, ktora
je vacsia, ako svetoznams
Mammoth Cave v Kentucky
Okrem krasy, nasli v nej
ohromne zasoby trusu neto
pierov, ktore no tam ukla
daily "a tisfce rokov. Tentt
trus urobf Z Francie najvzc
sieho vyrabatel'a nitrAtov n,
svete. Nitraty sd nielen mai
lepsim hnojivom, ale al mai
potrebnejsou chemik&liou n,
yyrobu strel'ovfn. .Dotera
republika Chile v juznej A
merike z toho bohatlA. T,
ma ma jednom ostrove tie
ohromne zasoby trusu cd su
ano vtakov.
V Nemecku Hitler vyhl&s
lomeny krfz ma plAtne "a il
dind zastavu r,emeckej rfs,
Lomeny krfz - Ii to ma zris
Cit, ze zlame krest 'ansk
kriz? Move pohansk3 nabs
zenstvo SO tam sfri . VII
da jeho sfrenie napom&h,
! v Nurenbergu Dol kongre
! nacistov q tam odznely rec
. v ktorych Hitler Dol poro,
navany k Bohu. Len vraj
vierou v Hitlera m6ze Meme
n dosia hnur nasmrtel'n0st,l
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-09-27
MOI KUT
Pfse: FATHER KOSTIK.

Has zornieraj6ceho.
Jeden zomierajdci zacal
strasne, bol'astns volat':
Zavclajte ho ~ domestic ho
l,azpat!
Koho? spytovali sa o.
kolo. stojaci priatelia 4 rodi-
ma.
Gas! Gas!
Veru, ked' svoje peniaze,
majetok straits, novy m6zes
nadobudnlt'. Ked' ochories,
5 Bozou pomocou svoje zdra-
vie mozes dostat' naxpat. A.
le cas-, ktory 81 pre3il q moz-
no l'ahkomyssl'ne preM&r-
nil, nikdy rieme6xeS nazpat
dostat'!
Daj pozor ako lilies - a.
ko yyuiije. Z; I ssej ess.
Diet'a.
v prazskej deceit sa sta
10 toto pred par rokmi:
Jedna natka isla so svo-
jim inalym diet atom M ma
vstevu do jedneho klAatora.
Sestry piekly hostile. Ked'
male diet'a to zbadalo, vaa-
10 do rdk jednu hostiu a ju
pobozkalo.
! 'Diet'a, 60 to robfs? Skri-
kla nan matka.
Vies, mamicko, ked' Kri-
stus Pan vstupi do tel no.
site, zaraduje sa, ked' l,ajde
ma nej moi bozk. ..
Jako uctis ty onajsvatejSiu
hostiu &@HGa t9Iis.t 4
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-09-27

dxTdIl III uIGLODu AdpAlCAIl1"
Ii monopolom ma obilie, ne
bude ami novel Wade ma ru-
ziach postlane.
V nedel'u bolo prekrste-
ME "Slovak Fieldu" ma 'sKry-
zan Field. Bolo tam 1900
Pudi 0 pol 3. hodine, ked'
uz boil program V najlepsom
pride. A anglicke noviny pi-
sally 0 10000!
Obycajou je, ze pomniky
stavaju vd'acni obcania svo-
Jim zasluzilym spoluobca-
nom. Kryzan ma to necakal,
ale 81 sam jeden postavil.
v anerickych novinach sa
v poslednych tyzdnoch mno-
ho pfsalo 0 kontrole drody 4
ceny zemiakov. Kongres W.
niesol zakon, ktorym by boz
la byvala zavedena vel mi
prisna kontrola: kazdf far-
mer by. boil dostal kvotu,
kopko buslov zemiakov snaie
lvypestovat' a predat' q ze-
miaky by boly byvaly 4 pre-
davane zapecatenych ma
dobach. Ktory farmer by Dol
predal nieco zemiakov neza-
pecatenych, bol by platil a.
ko on tax al kupitel' po tisfc
dolarov pokuty. Bola by to
byvala tedy prfsnejsia kon-
trola, ako prohibiena, lebo
kto kdpil palenku, nebol po-
kutovany, ale len predava-
tel. Teraz tato kontrola a.
spon doeasne odpada - aki-
ste pre- buddeorocne prezi-
dentske vol'by - lebo vlada
sa vyhovara, ze kongres jej
neodhlasoval potrebne Pc
maze ma najatie mnohych
detektfvov, ktori by prize
stupnikov lapali. Manifesto
toho farmerom sa odpor1ca,
ably sami zaviedli dobrovol-
MI kontrolu predavania ze-
miakov z tohoroenej irody.
Urodu zemiakov je t'azko
kontrolovat'. Mnohym far
merom sa neurodf Wac ma a.
kri, ako 80 buslov, kdezto
su farmeri, ktori vypestuju
800 do 500 buslov ma akri a.
ko mic, ba traja bratia v Ka-
lifornii, ktori pestujd zemia-
ky ma 10000 akroch, dosta-
MI al 1,186 buslov z akra.
Kontrola by tedy- osozila
najviac tym, co bez kon-
troly majl vel'ky zisk z L.
rody.
Plukovnik Frank Knox, Wy
davatel' Chicago Daily News
je najcastejsie spominanym
kandidatom republikanskej
nominacie ma prezidentstvo.
On uz teraz chodi po kraji-
ne a recni "a svoju nomina-
ciu. .Preto bude zaujimave
vediet', ze kto je Knox. On
bojoval v spanielsko-americ-
kej vojne v pluku "drsnych
jazdcov'', ktoremu velil rneb.
Teodor Roosevelt, a bojoval
. i vo svetovej vojne. Cd ma
licka zamestnava sa novi-
. narstvom. Pred zakupenfm
Chicago Daily News, Dol
hlavnym spravcom vsetkych
Hearstovych casopisov, z kto-
/ rych len dennikov je asi 26.
/ Xdpenie Chicago Daily News
v juli 1881 mu umoznil mi
lionar T. T. Ellis a vliv mu
zadovazil gen. Charles G..
Dawes. Hearst a Dawes ne.
maj1 teraz zvucne memo me.
: dzi americkymi liberalmi
Hearst je fasista a Dawes je
: ten, ktoreho prezident Hoo.
: yer vymenoval "a predsedu
Rekonstrukcnej Financ. Kor.
poracie. Predsedoval tax, ze
najsamprv dial svojej banke
v Chicago so milionov dola,
rov p6zicky bez dostatocnej
zaruky a potom sa pod'ako'