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The Washington times., 1935-01-03
The Greatest Show
On Earth
BV John SIaHre, T.

With farmers throughout the
entire country hdvino extreme
difficulty NTH the policies of
RECOMMENDATION, crop reduction
and the natural difficulties OF
drought, the Federal inuestiod-
tors probably tDiH receive some
strange ANSWERS to their inter.
TogGtorieS.
Continued difficulty in the
Midwest and West is not going
to make the task easier.
While reports in the East are
scanty concerning effects Of the
drought, members of Congress
returning to Washington bring
startling stories of conditions.
Senator William J. BulotD, of
South Dakota, says that in his
State, for example, approri.
mGtely one-third OF the entire
population is receiUing Federal
and State aid in one form or
another.
Water is still scarce, feed
continues to be unavailable, and
families are having a strenuous
time eking out an existence.
Similar conditions exist In
several other States.
1t is extremely likely, there.
fore, that Mr.. AuStin's investi.
gators will be given a warm
reception.
Members of the DickStein
Committee that has inUeSti.
gated the Sprer of SubversiUe
propaganda thro ughout the
United States were somewhat
interested in the attitude of
the National Student Fedora.
ton OF America Which adopted
a resolution recently aSkino
optional instead of compulsory
military drill in colleges.
Representative John w. Nc
Cormack, of Massachusetts, and
others who have investigated
The Washington times., 1935-01-03

If you will just read the news
papers thoroughly and see what
problems others have to face,
you will find courage to meet
your own with your chin up
and your stomach out.
I have just run across a news
paper story which emboldens
me to tell one of my own.
Hitherto I had kept rather
quiet about it, feeling that it
might put me in a bad light.
It may still put me in a bad
The Washington times., 1935-01-03

the spread of
Communis tic
propag anda,
h a v e b e e n
particula arly
interested in
the attitude Of
students.
Evidence Of
Communism
in schools is
of course we'll
known, a n d
one policy of
Communists
is to oppose
compulsory
drills in Amer.
The Washington times., 1935-01-03

is it Detroit?
I really could
not tell, be-
ing probably
the only citi-
zen of this
81 a m orou S
Republic who
has n e v e r
taken kindly
to an automo-
bile and who
prefers a n y
kind of q BIZ
cycle to the
most luXuri.
Gus Of patrol
The Washington times., 1935-01-03
Words of Wise Men

It is a sacred duty to remen1.
Der to whom you owe yourself.
-SyruS.
I judge people by what they
might be-not are, nor will be.
Browning.
Relationship leads to ill.teeF
mg.-DeScartes.
The Washington times., 1935-01-03

heard musical phrases. I know
what I heard. All that I ask
is-how did I hear it?
I know what your answer will
be. I know what mine was at
the time. But these tales OF
Canadian reception have given
me heart. Could it be possible
or had better have kept
quiet?
Copyright. 1885. by King Features
Syndicate, Inc.)
articles By Robert Benchley Gp'
pear each Monday, "Wednesday
and Thursday.
The Washington times., 1935-01-03

Never ye t
was there a
human being
who, sooner
or later, did
not ask that
q u e S tic n
and W h o S e
destiny di d
not hang on
t h e answer
h e m a d e.
B u 81 n e S S.
P oil t j S.
S p o r t s.
Travel; high
diversions, all
of them. But,
The Washington times., 1935-01-03

Huey P. Long.
And the pyro-
technics are
set off.
Since Long
first began
his verbose
attacks on
certain New
Deal policies
III e official
family h a S
waited for the
President to
r a p h / S
knuckles. But
the Chief Ex-
The Washington times., 1935-01-03
OLD FAVORITES
Concord Hmm
Ralph Waldo Emerson

VONCOTW HyNN -RuTpN WUINO Emerson
By the rude bridge that arched the flood,
Their flag to Aprils breeze unfurled,
Here once the embattled farmers stood,
And fired the shot heard round the world
The foe long since in silence slept;
Alike the conqueror silent sleeps;
And Time the ruined bridge has swept
Down the dark stream which seaward creeps.
On this green bank, by this soft stream,
We set today votive stone;
That memory may their dead redeem,
When, like sres sons are gone
Spirit that made those heroes dare
To die, and leave their children free,
Bid Time and Nature gently spare
The shaft raise to them and thee.
(eaders nvited to send to the editor their sug-
geStlons of old faVortes among the poems for reprnng
in this spacel
The Washington times., 1935-01-03

I love such mirth as does not
make friends ashamed to look
upon another the next morning.
Walton.
And long petitions spoil the
cause they plead.-Campbell.
Always read and think aloud.
-TolStoy.
The Washington times., 1935-01-03

ican colleges and universities.
Consequently, committee mem
bers are interested in the action
of the National Student Fedora
tiOn and are wondering how
much it was influenced by the
Communist doctrine.
Copyright, 1885, The washington Times
The Washington times., 1935-01-03

The long-awaited feud is on.
President Roosevelt has
cracked down on the "Kingfish"
The Washington times., 1935-01-03
Hendrix Willem van Loon

No More DecapitationS, Please
I want to pay my respects to
Mr.. Henry Ford, the well-known
induStrialist of Cleveland, or
The Washington times., 1935-01-03

LOve-The Highest Challenge
Love-the greatest adventure
the richest experiment. Or is
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-04-16
ORDERS WILL
 RECEIVE SPECIAL CARE

The business men of Nome and Seward Peninsula will do well to look over their job printing needs for the coming summer. The Nome Daily Nugget will be glad of the opportunity to figure on your needs and it will help us in knowing what the demand for printing stock will be necessary, so stock may be order ed on the first boats,
 Mining and dredge operators who will need special forms are request ed to get in touch with the Nugget office so that we may handle your printing orders with out delay and with satisfaction to all concerned.
 This month is the time to check up on materials needed, not only by the mining men and merchants, but also the job printing needs of this section of Alaska. Plan ahead in plenty time before the season be- gins; you will find it will pay to have your printing orders filled now while business is slack instead of rushing matters when the boats ar rive. The Nugget is equipped to handle your business. Give us 8 call on the telephone
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-04-16
Miss Fredrickson
 Elected Succeed
 Miss l.. M. Caffy

At a regular meeting of the Nome School Board held at the Public School on Monday, April 18th, Miss Helen Fredrickson of Stanfield, Ore gon, was elected to fill the position left vacant by the resignation of Miss Lottie M. Gaffy.
 Miss Fredrickson will fill the fifth and sixth grade position, position for which she has received special training and considerable exper- fence. She is a graduate of the Washington State Normal School at Bellingham and is now teaching in the state of Oregon. She is especial ly qualified as a leader of girls clubs and is a talented musician.
 Miss Gaffy came to Nome on a years leave of absence from the school system at Skagway and is re turning to her former position.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-04-16
Writes Of News
 Former NOmeites

In a letter to Mrs. Chas Code from Mrs. Harry Lomen, in Seattle, the sad news of the death of Mrs. Prud- ence Palmer was received, Before her marriage, Mrs. Palmer was a nurse in the Maynard Columbus Hospital here.
 In speaking of her own activities in Seattle this winter. Mrs. Lomen mentioned that her daughter, Vir- ginia, had become a member of the Pi Beta Phi sorority at the U. of w.
 Miss Margaret Rowe and Howard Gawn had called on Mrs. Lomen, who later mentioned having seen B. J. McConaghy. She said that James Frawley and wife were living near their home.
 Mrs Lomen expressed the wish to hear more of the doings of Nomeites and sent her regards to all her old friends in Nome.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-04-16
Eskimo" To Be On Screen TOnite
 at Dream Theatre

Mala, the mighty hunter, lives in happiness with his wife, Aba, and their children. His skill keeps the village supplied with food. he is the respected leader of his tribe, and benefactor of the unfortunate.
 A stranger arrives in the village bearing a gun, which he relates was given to him for furs by the captain of whaling ship that the natives call The House That SWims" Mala resolves to visit the ship. He and his family trek over the icelands, bearing rich furs, and meet the white captain.
 The latter cheats Mala frightful- ly. In addition he gets Aba drunk and attacks her. Mala is angered, but others tell him the white cap tain can do no wrong. So he accepts the job of harpooning whales for the captain, on the latter's promise to molest Aba no more.
 While Mala is away with the whal- CTS, the white captain again gets Aba drunk. Staggering in the snow, she falls. One of the sailors, out hunting seal, mistakes her fur form for seal and shoots her.
 Mala, returning, learns of his wife's death. Blaming the white captain, he kills the man with a harpoon, and returns to his village. Later he finds happiness with two new wives, one of them, Eva, loves him deeply, as he loves her.
 Meanwhile Sergeant Hunt of the Mounted Police learns of the mur- der, and with a companion, Balk, starts across the ice to capture Mala. They are lost in blizzard and al- most frozen. Mala saves them and reluctantly they take him to head quarters, not telling him what is in store for him. He hunts for them on the trip. They respect him deeply.
 At headquarters, from the grutf inspector, Mala learns his fate. He may be hanged A tribesman brings news that there is no food in his village, his family is starving That night he escapes from his manacles, crushing the bones in his hand to do it, and starts for home.
 Unable to hunt, he finally kills his sled dogs, and staggers on. A wolf attacks him He kills the ami nal with his bare hands for food. Finally he reaches his village, to find that his stepson is the standby of the family and has become hunt CT. The Mounted Police are on his trail
 Commenting his family to the care of the stepson, he starts toward the North, with his faithful Eva They travel on, making a spectacu- lar getaway across the great ice bar rier and escaping the fate planned for them by the white men, enemies of their race.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-30
Schodza Okres.
Sboru 81. Ligy
Bude ma piatok, 6. septem-
bra " skole sv. Cyr. a Me-
toda.

Okresny Sbor Slovenskej
Ligy bude odbyvat' schodzu
ma buduci piatok, 6. septem-
bra vecer pri osade sv. Cy-
rila a Metoda, ma ktoru s1
pozvani menovite vsetci pra-
CONVICT ma minulom Slov.
Dni. Tito sd ziadanf, ktori
to- este neurobili, ably PRIME
sli nepopredane tikety ako
al peniaze, ably sa to uz raz
dalo do poriadku.
Zaroven su ziadanf ma
schodzu i vsetci Slovaci, "a
ujimajdci sa o slovensky po-
krok, lebo ma tejto schodzi
bude sa pojednavat' al o
prednaskach, ktore usporia-
da Matica Slovenska z kra-
ju v Youngstowne a v inych
mestach Ameriky.
Nezabudnite tedy prist' ma
bud1ci piatok vecer do osa-
dy sv. Cyrila a Metoda.
S bratskym pozdravom
Andrej j. Hamrak, tai.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-30
.konvencie S. F. J.
Pan Trnavsky vo verifikac-
nom whore.

V pondelok rano otvorena
bola vo Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
konvencia Slovenskej Evan
jelickej A. V. Jednoty kras-
nym predslovom hi. predse-
du p. Simonidesa a spevom
ev. hymny "Hrad prepevny
je Pan Bob nas'. Ia tym bo-
la predriekana modlitba Rev.
I'm. Vangorom. Ma konven-
ciu doslo 22 hi. uradnfkov,
lit delegatov a l delegat-
ka, ktori majd spolu 337 hla-
SOW. z youngstownskych de-
legatov bol vymenovany p.
Pavel Trnavskt mi. "a Gle
ma verifikacneho vyboru,
ktory ma ma starosti presku-
mamie delegatskych listin.
Ia konvencionalneho pred
sedu zvoleny Dol Stefan Ze-
man mi. #...
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-30
Idete robit' vino?
Dostante 81 permit
Robenie vina pre- domacu po-
trebu bez dovolenia podlieha
konfiskacii.

Fred w. Beltz, federalny
dozorca Michigan-Ohio da-
noveho alkoholoveho distrik-
tn dava vystrahu vsetkym o.
byvatel'om, re je to protiza.
konite robit' 81 vino pre- do
macu spotrebu bez dovoienia
federalnej vrchnosti. AckoP-
vek moze jedna rodina wy
robit' 81 az 200 galonov vina
pre- svoju spotrebu, must 0
tom upovedomit' federalny
danovy drad v postovej bu-
dove pat dnami pred zapo-
catim robenia vina. Vino, ro-
bene bez dovolenia, podlie-
ha konfiskacii. ..
Dovolenie robit' vino pre-
domacu spotrebu nestojf mic,
ami ziadna dan sa neplatf.
Dan sa plati len cd vyroby
vina predavaneho. Kto by
chcel robit' vino pre- obchod
mech 81 ziada informacie o
tom cd District Supervisor,
Alcohol Tax Unit, Bureau of
Internal Revenue, Standard
Bldg, Cleveland, Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-30

Slecna Anna Bellan, zna-
ma slovenska pracovnicka z
osady Mena Jezis, vymeno-
vana bola po tieto dni supe-
rintendentom youngstown
skych skol Roudebushom "a
ucitel'ku vo Fairmont skole,
ktora je ma rohu Wayne a
Erie ulic.
Slecna Bellan bola vybor-
nou ziackou. CLANCY High
skoneila, ked' jej bolo len 16
rokov. Ia ucitel'ku vystu-
dovala ma Ohio univerzite E.
Ste pred niekolko rokami,
az konecne obdrzala vyme-
novanie. Sine isti, re Slova-
kom bude robit' len cest'. Ku
vymenovaniu jej srdecne bla-
hozelame!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-30
HEARST CHCE SMITHA
"a PREZIDENTA

William r. Hearst, vyda-
vatel mnohych casopisov a
MATTEL viacerych radio sta
mic, ako al vel'ky Slovano-
zrdt, ktory nikdy nemal pek-
neho slova pre- Slovanov, "a
cal pohyb Ia zvolenie AL L.
Smitha "a prezidenta. Smith
by vraj Dol silny kandidat a
on je vraj skutocnym vod-
com demokratickej strany.
Smith Dol kandidatom ma
prezidentstvo r. 1928 a,v r.
1882 nebol nominovany len
pre- Hearsta, ktory sa. proti
nemu postavil. Cd toho casu
Smith sa hneval ma Hearsta.
Ak by Smith nominaciu ma
prezidentstvo nedostal, dmy-
sl'om Hearsta je zalozit' no
WI stranu = ta by Smitha
kandidovala.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-30
PRISLI
DO YOUNGSTOWN

Do Youngstown a Camp
bell prisli opravdovi gang
sterskf raketiri, aby tn .'da-
vail ochranu" salonistom. Ma
vstevujl salonistov a sl'ubu-
ju i'm ochranu, ked' zapla-
tia po SO. Ak nezaplatia,
tax sa i'm vyhrazajd neprf-
jemnost ami. Raketiri vsade
hovoria, ze majd spojenie s
guvernerom Daveyom, s FIR.
Poulsonom, predsedom de-
mokratickej strany v Ohio a
Alfredom Humphreyom, Sc
fom Department. opojnych
napojov a tiez vraj s miest-
nymi 1radmi. Poulson a
Humphrey odporlcajd salo-
nistom, ably takychto rake
throw dali hned' arestovat', /,
ked' pridu k MIN.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-30
Sbierky v osadach
ma vyssiu skolu
Kazda osada bude sbierat',
ked' jej bude najprihodnej-
IL. sic.

V piatok vecer minuleho
tyzdna odbyvana bola pod
kostolom osady sv. Cyrila a
Metoda schodza "a sbierku
ma slovenskd vyssiu chlape-
cku skolu, ktora je v sprave
slovenskych benediktfnov v
Clevelande. Ma schodzi boil
zastupcovia 20 styroch tu-
najsich osad a z duchov-
nych boil: Rev. Stefan Ko-
els, Rev. Jozef Krispinsky.
Rev. M. NJ. Tondra a Rev.
Jozef Elias.
Predseda schodze p. Jozef
G. Vascak podal zpravu o
navstevach u duchovnych,
ktore vykonal S hi. tajomni-
kom SSK. a Matice Skolskej
p. Janom Leskom. Vsetci du-
chovnf spravcovia tunajsich
osad prevedu sbierkovd kan
pan, len i'm je nemozne uro-
Bit to vsetkym odrazu, ked'-
ze skoro kazda osada ma
nieco pred sebou teraz alebo
neskorsie.
Pan Lesko oznamil, ze o.
tcovia bendiktini ochotne
pridu do kazdej osady pri
zapocati sbierky a budu ka-
zat'.
Nato zvoleny boil agitacny
vybor, ktory bude agitovat'
v svojich osadach i povzbu-
dzovat' v Y. S. Novinach "a
zdar sbierky. Vybor z osa-
dy sv. Cyrila a Metoda je:
PAM Maria Slifka a Jezef G.
Vascak. z osady nsv. Trojice
Jan c. Kocis a Jan Gura. z
osady Mena Jezis Jan Mar
tinko, Jan Lesko a Martin
Dolak a z osady sv. jana
Krstitel'a a "a spolky pani
Zuzanna Kpucar a Jurai
Vargo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-30
JAN HATALA ZOMREL
MA POPALENINY

Jan Hatala, 60-rocny SIo-
yak q S.el652 Oakweod drAye.
zomrel v piatok minuleho
tyzdna v South Side nemoc-
nici cd popalenfn, ktore utr-
pei v Ohio Works den pred
tym pocas prace. Nebohy od-
hadzoval "skrep", pricom
ztratil rovnovahu a spadol
do nadrzky ma roztopenu o.
cel'. Nadrzka bola prazdna,
ale este horuca cd pred nie-
kolko hodinami vyliateho
kovu, takze utrpel smrtel'n6
popaleniny a tiez Dol ma tele
poskulany. Nebohy I'll v A.
merike 80 rokov a v Youngs-
town IL rOkov. BOl udOm G.
308. IKSJ. Oplakava no man
zelka Barbara a dietky: pa
nj Anna Fekety tuna, pani
Katarfna Fekety v Mannis-
tic, Mich, pani Maria No.
votny a Agnesa a Paulina
tuna; sestry Maria Macy VI
New Yorku a Anna Adamik
" kraji. Pohrab Dol v uto~
rok rano z domu sm1tku u
chramu Mena Jezis. Pohrab.
ne obrady odbavil Rev. st.
Kocis. Pochovany Dol ma Cal
vary cintorine. II
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-30
FARMERI, PoZoR!

Ktorf slovenskf farmerj
mavajd slabu lrodu, mozu 81
dat prst' presk1mat' v okre-
snom laboratoriume v nasle-
dovne dni: v stredu, a. sep
tembra cd $3.50 do 1870 ra.
no ma Milton Wallace farme,
poldruhej mile severne Cd
Garfield; cd 1:3O do 4:30
popoludnf ma F. G. Treffin-
gers Spring Hill farme, poll
tretej mile zapadne Cd Can
field ma ceste 224. Vo stvr-
tok, 5. septmbra cd $3.50 do
1880 rano ma farme Alber-
ia Leng, poldruhej mile se-
verne cd Greenford; Cd 1::30|
do 4:30 popoludni ma HazenI
a Welsh farme, / mfl'a juz-
ne cd North Lima ma stat
nej ceste {. Z. Farmer mech
prinesie so sebou pozorne
pripravene vzorky prsti 20
syojej fanny, ktore budd lu-
cebne preskdmane lucbaronl
a vysvetlene E. Jonesorn, ~
gronomom . Ohio State d.
niverzity.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-30
"Slov. princezna"
" SLOW. Sokolovni?
Nova slovenska divadelna
hra Andreja Cisara sa pri-
pravuje k zimnej sezone. :

Mas youngstownsky dra-
maturg Andrej Cisar napisal
novu divadelnd hru "Sloven-
ska princezna", ktora ma
byt' po prvy raz predstavena
v Sokolovni ma Washington
st. niekedy v zine. Je to hra
v S. dejstvach so spevami a
cerpana je z udalostf sveto-
vej vojny. V hre vystupuje
slovensky general a jeho
dcera ako veduce osoby, tiez
je ukazany zivot nasich ju-
nakov v byv. cisarskej arma-
de pred prevratom. V hire
bude 1cinkovat' SO osob. Je
pima cinov a vyjavov lasky a
rodol ol'ubstva.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-30
Zaruceny prijem
$25 pre- kazdeho
V Alberto, kanade zvit 'azila
strana, ktora bude vyplacat'
po $25 mesacne bezrobot-
nym.

V provincii Alberta, v Ka-
made boly vol'by do provin-
cionalnej zakonodarne, v
ktorych obrovske vit'azstvo
dobyla nova strana, zvana
Social Credit League, dosta-
ndc SO poslancov a ostatne
tri politicke strany len sty-
roch poslancov. Tato nova
strana sla do volieb pro-
gramom zaruceneho prijmu
$25 mesacne pre- kazdeho
dospeleho cloveka - muza
i zenu - a cd SIS do $40 me-
sacne pre- osoby 16 do 20
rocne. Takto jedna bezro-
DOtna rOdlna by doStala $50
al Wac dolarov podpory ma
mesiac. Vodcom tejto stra-
ny je William Aberhart, e.
vanjelist a ucitep. Bude to
stat okolo $120,O00,OOO roc
ne. Aberhart uz povoial fl
nancnych znalcov ma vypra-
covanie pedrobneho planu.
L'udia nebud1 dostavat' ho-
toye peniaze, ale kreditove
knizky ma ten obnos. Kredi-
tove knizky budu tax platne,
ako peniaze.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-30
POSTAL SVINDLEROV
DO CHLADKU

Andrew Miller, z (. 1915
Glenwood Ave. dostal nedav-
no navstevu dvoch pekne o.
blecenych panov, ktori mu
napadne ukazovali, aki su
bohatf a sl'1bili mu, ze i on
zbohatne, ked' pojde mimi
do obchodu. Zavolali ho do
Clevelandu, kde NAL priniest'
$4,000, o ktore no chceli
osvindlovat'. Ale Miller upo-
vedomil vopred detektivov a
ked' i'm NAL vyplatit' penia-
re, detektivi vosli do izby a
svindlerov zaviedli do vaze-
mia. - -.....H
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-30
NEMECKA BITEvNIcA
VfTANA " POL'SKU

Do Gdynie v Pol'sku vpla-
val v minule dni nemecky
valecny kriziak "Koenigs-
berg ma priatel'skl navste-
WI. V pristave Dol velitep a
muzstvo nemeckeho krizia-
ka okazale vftany pol'skymi
dradmi a obyvatePstvom, ma
Go d6stojnfci kriziaka odle-
tell ma lietadle do Varsavy,
kde boil hostenf ma banke-
tochl q nemecko -popske pria-
tel 'styo oslayovanG.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-30
w l ZEMIAKY
IDU ZAORAVAT!

Kongres vyniesol zakon ma
kontrolovanie lrody zemia-
kov a AAA uz planuje "a
orat' cast tohorocnej drody
zemiakov, tax ably nasled-
kom nedostatku hodne zdra-
zela. K tomu by vlada "a
platila farmerom "a zaora-
ME drody. Ocakava sa, ze
tohorocna 1roda zemiakov
bude 377,OOO,OO buslov. Ia
oranim milionov buslov ze-
miakov chudobny l'ud pride
Q poslednd lacnd Utmost.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-30
Taliansko zacne
vojnu uz skoro
Anglicania sa maju vypratat'
z Abysinie behom styroch
dni.

.s~y Vojnas Observation-Disclosures
zacne sa uz coskoro, sIdiac
z priprav, ktore robi Ia
liansko a inc krajiny. Talian-
ska vlada mala valecne "a
sadnutie ma manevrach pri
rakuskych hraniciach, kde
vlada porobila opatrenia, a.
by krajina mala dost' potra-
vim a vojsko valecnych "a
sob. Priemyselne a obchod-
ne podniky odteraz nesmd
platit' vacsie dividendy ako
s percent a ktory zarobi
Wac, must "a ten zisk kupit'
vladne bondy. Ktorf obcania
drzia cudzozemske dcastiny
alebo peniaze, musia ich o.
dovzdat' Wade, ktora i'm "a
plati "a ne talianskymi pc
niazmi, TAX vlada ufa mat
dost' cudzozemskych penazi
ma nakup potrieb v cudzine.
Vlada tiez nariadila, ably
talianska flota sla do Suez-
skeho prieplavu, aby tax Ia
branila jeho zatvorenie An
gliou, ktora ia tiez posiela
valecnu flotu. Mussolini sa
osvedcil, ze Taliansko bude
bojovat' proti kazdemu, kto
mu bude prekazat' v pod
manenf Abysinie.
Anglia nariadila svojim
obcanom, byvajucim v Ably
SINH, ably sa behom styroch
dnf vypratali. Talianske wy
slanectvo uz spakovalo a po-
slalo domov svoje archivy z
Abysinie.
Ma 4. septembra bude "a
sadat' rada Ligy Narodov,
kde Anglia bude ziadat' boz
kot Talianska, keby vojnu
viedlo. Francia sa uz teraz
stavia proti tomu, bojac sa
spojenia Mussoliniho Hit
lerom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-30
NEUTRALITA 1 BILLION

Nebezpecie vojny pre- Spo-
jene Staty musi byt' tiez vel-
Ike, ked' kongres narychlo
odhlasoval zakon o neutra-
lite Spoj. Statov v pade vol
ny medzi inymi krajinami a
k tomu toho roku odhlaso-
val j billion 3olkrov ma zbro-
jenie, Co je najvacsi obnos,
aky ktora krajina toho roku
odhlasovala ma podobny ciel.
Neutralitnt z&kon je len
ma 6 mesiacov, potion bude
vyneseny now. Terajsf "a
kon nariad 'uje prezidentovi
zakazat' vyvoz municie do
yojnu Ved1cich krajfn.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-30
TO BoL oBED!

Vo Philadelphia isty Tony
Laurentis, povolanfm barbir,
zjedol ma jedeh obed 12 kur-
ciat. 4 funty spaghetov, diva
vel'ke sticky, hovxdziu pc
cienku q vypil pritom gallon
vfna 2 gallon piva. Nedavno
ten isty clovek zjedol odra-
~ 24O jablk.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-30
Adv. Jan Willo
vysoko pocteny
Boil zvoleny Ia podpredsedu
pravnickej sekcie National
Fraternal Congress-u.

Adv. Jan A. Willo, hlav-
ny pravny radca Narodneho
Slovenskeho Spolku zvoleny
bol "a podpredsedu pravni-
ckeho oddelenia Narodneho
Bratskeho Kongresu, v kto-
rom ST vsetky bratske pod
porne organizacie v Ameri-
ke. Zvolenie do iradu prav-
nickel sekcie tohto Kongre-
su je vysokym poctenim pre-
nasho Slovaka a Youngs-
towncana, ku comu mu srde-
cne blahozelame.