davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-04

QZl lnyHl - l pTdVO HGliltC-
kym a pol'skym vojenskym
lietadlam sosadnut' v Ma
d'arsku. v Cecllach a ma
Slovensku stavane su zrych-
lenym tempom vePke vojen-
ske letiska pre- ruske letec-
two, ako i zeleznicne spojky
k rychlemu privozu ruskeho
vojska do Czech.
Lietadla budu vraj rozho-
dujucim cinitePom v buducej
svetovej vojne. Su najvys u
tocne, lebo maju rychlost a
vol most pohybu, CO umoz-
nuje prekvapenie. Mussolini
neboji sa Anglie tax vel'mi,
lebo ma hodne dobrych lie
tadiel. Kazda krajina snazi
sa vybudovat' letecky prize
mysel ma najvyssiu vykon-
most. Ale to kazda nemoze,
lebo ME kazda vyraba alu-
minum, z ktoreho sa robi
duralumin, hlavny kov v lie
tadle a ME kazda vie vyra-
bat dobre motory. Koncom
minulej vojny Nemecko W.
rabalo 1000 lietadiel mesa
cne a MET pochybnosti, ze v
buducej bude vstave vyra-
bat $4,000 lietadiel rocne,
lebo moze vyrobit' asi 45,-
900 ton aluminia. Ma je dno
lietadlo rata sa totiz asi to.
ma aluminia. Spoj. Staty mo
zu, v pade vojny, vyrobit
i million lietadiel ma rok; CO
nam treba, je len rozsirit te-
rajsie tovarne ma lietadla,
Rusko uz teraz moze vyro.
Bit $4,000 ma rok a stavia
d 'alsie lietadlove, aluminio,
We motorove fabriky. Pra.
We zavadza massovu produk.
ciu malych sportovych lieta'
diel, lebo tam budu l'udia
lietat' v takom mnozstve, 2.
ko indie jazdia v autach. ia.
ponsko moze vyrobit' len
1000 lietadiel rocne. V tom
to ohl'ade je Japonsko vel.
mi pozadu a preto sa neod.
vazilo samo napadnGt' Rus.
ko. Caka "a Nemeckom. -
Cesko-Slovensko vyraba do.
bre vojenske i civilne lieta-
dla, ale vo vel'ko;:l mnoz,
stve ich nem6Ze, Iebo lete-
ctvo je vel'mi drahe. Vepke
bombovacie lietadlo stoji Wy.
Sc 100000 a male, jedno.
sedadlove $4,000. Zato C.
S. r. ich ma toPko, ako Pop-
sko. Mad 'arsko nema temer
ziadneho vojenskehc letectva
a Rumunsko kupuje svoje z
CSR. a Francie. Juhoslavia
81 sama vyraba lietadla.
Spojenectvo mad 'arsko-ne.
mecko-pol'ske robi konferen-
ciu podunajskych statov zby-
tocnou. Darmo sa o nej po.
pisaly tony papieru "a mi.
mule roxy. Nebude dohody
medzi Mad'arskom a Malou
Dohodou, lebo Mad'arom lie
prvsia ich falosna narodna
hrdost ako pine brucho. Oni
mohli dostat' vel'mi dobre
obchodne podmienky cd C..
S. R.; no oni budu radsej
hladovat' a biedit', ale ma
rokov ma Slovensko sa ne
vzdaj1. Oni radsej postavia
ma kocku svoju narodnu ne
odvislost', ako by zabudli ma
Slovensko a Podk. Rus, ten
ich krvny rezervar, bez kto-
reho vymierajd. ze 81 VOLTA
radsej smrt' ma bitevnom po-
Ii, nemozeme i'm zazlievat'.
Ale mali by 81 radsej vybrat'
obrodenie vnutorne - obro-
denie mravne, lebo prizivo-
vanie sa ma inych prinasa ne
schopnost' samostatneho Ii
tia nielen hmyzu, ale i ma.
rodom. To by 81 mali zapf-
sat i Cesi, ktori ma Slova-
koch tiez chcu lit a rast'.
Cena bravov, dovazanych
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-04


neJ schodzl napomlnal ceiy
svet, apy lslel 9 uctll Matku
Bozlu.
A co O'Conneli, risky vod-
ca, ktory v naJVacslcn par
lamentarnych poJocn nepre-
staJne sv. ruzenec drzal V
rukach!
OktoDer )e co roDls
ty! UkazuJes uctu T. MA
I'll! 20 81 ty ku. lynn vel Kym
muzem!
ov. Nuzenec.
CestoVal som. ' poslednu
cnVli ku Jeona zensKa S aVo-
ma oet mi Vstuplla anu. '
ciernom ooia oDlecena. Wax
sa 0 par mlnut ponnui.
| Fozrem a Vlalm' zena me-
AL sVoJiml Get m' seol q ma
MAS sa sV. ruzenec moah,.
freseanem Sd oreVlar mo-
aht pozerahl poze-
ram alno ma hlcn.
hea skonclia' pyeam Sd ze'
hlos4'e '''"s e'o9oiii sio.i'
no' vle'y p",e a.
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nd matKa oala ma oar pr
pf'om sV. prlJlmani. ked
som ool maly' kazdy DER
SINE sa spolu modllll S mat
kou' ktora ma Vzdy napoml'
nara ma ooore.
A'vot ma odtrhol od ma
tky. Dostal som sa 40 sVeta
a spachal som ten stras'
ny ziocin' "a ktory Vcul IL
Votom platlm.
Dlho som sedel V zalarl E
som prlsahal' re sa nlkdy
nepolepslm. Ale co sa sta
10! ked som dostal svoJt
'eci 90 ruk - medzl lnym
naslei som l sV. ruzenec. VI
del som pred svoJlml ocam
dill spolu - cul som Je.
arahy mas aKo ma napoml
nala ma doore.
Dine roxy som sa nemod
Ia sV. ruzenec - ale znovl
som zacal - a plakal som
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-04

/ DeZ tOhO nlelen rlaQne, ale
al extra dividendy, tedy ich
zisky sl obrovske bez pod
vysenia cien. Father Cough
lin ma niektore navrhy do
bre, ale niektore SUI manic!
Vojna taliansko-abysinska
bude iste, alebo uz al Ja.
Krv sa bude liat' potokami.
Najkrajsie zivoty - mladi
muzovia budu padat' do
predGasneho hrobu. Pre- me-
galomaniu jedneho eloveka,
ktory 81 mysli, ze je novym
.cezarom. CO urobi Liga Ma
rodov a Anglia Budu "san-
kcie'' obchodny a finan-
cny natlak ma 'Taliansko, z
coho moze byt' europska
vojna, ale nemusl. Nepraje
81 ju Vel'ka Dohoda, ami ma
le narody, Taliansko je po-
trebne Europe drzat' Hitle-
ra ma uzde. Nam sa vidi, ze
Taliansko pomsti svoju po-
razku zpred 40 rokov, do
stane kusok Abysinie a me-
jake obchodne vyhody a A
bysinia zostane neodvisla -
tedy i vlk bude syty i baran
skoro cely. Anglia akiste X
tomu prida dajakd pozicku
Taliansku, ktoreho financie
su uz teraz v biednom sta
We, a zostane v skupine kra-
jim Nemecku nepriatepskych.
Inac to neklape ami Musso-
linimu, lebo nechce, ably ga
Nemecko, zaujatim Rakds-
"a, rozsirilo al ku Italian
skym hraniciam. Bolo by to
2rinebezpeene polozenie pre-
Taliansko.
V Abysinii je hodne ie-
vov a opic. Minule dni sa
niekol'ko levov vysiobodilo z
krapovskeho zverienca a roz-
trhalo paru ludi, kym ich
postrielali. Ned'aleko kra-
rovskeho palaca je les, v
ktorom je hodne vel'kych O.
pic, babunov. Tam ma luke
sa vo dne cvitia vojaci -- a
opice sa so stromov divaji.
Jedneho rama prisiel dostoj-
mix i S vojakmi vcassie ma lu-
ku a co videli? Opice 81 so
stromov odlomili konare, po-
lozili 81 ich ma plecia ako pu-
Sky a pod komandom jedne-
no vel'keho bab1na execiro-
vail ami vojaci. Ked' opice
zbadali vojakov, chytro po-
odhadzovali svoje "pusky' a
hybaj vnohy!
Americki priemyselnici ne
radi berd do prace vyse 40
rocnych robotnikov. Ktori sti
az 5O-rocni, to su uz "ne-
zamestnatePni" - odsudeni
ma zahalku az do smrti.
Priemyselnici hovoria, re ta-
XII robotnici uz nepracuju
dost' sikovne, ze ma Mich ne
zarobia tolky profit, ako ma
mladych. Ale v Kansas City
tito starSi robotnici bez pra-
ce sa spojili, prenajali 81
prazdnu budovu a urobili z
nej tovaref ma vyrobu roz-
icnych veci. Vacsina z mich
je vyse 60-rocnych, ieden je
az 79-rocny. Zacali vyrabat'
stolicky, biglovacie dosky.
babiky, hrackove automobi-
ly, gumene matrace ku dve-
ram a inc uzitocne veci a
obchod i'm ide dobre. Prave
dostali objednavky ma 200,-
900 automobilcekov, ma 50,-
900 spruzin ma dvere atd'.,
takze museli pribrat' DIAL
sich starych robotnikov. Co
zarobia, tym sa rovnako
rozdelia a zarobia tolko, a.
ko ktorykol'vek mlady a Wy
cviceny robotnik. Citia sa
st'astnymi v povedomi, ze su
este ME slci "do stareho ze-
leza", ale uzitoGnymi obean-
mi. Podnik je kooperativou
- Ease d'alsi priklad, ktory
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-04

kostole. Medzi hreSenim a
.rdhanim - niesli ho cez me-
skoly prijimaju len takych
studentov, ktori prinesu vyse
80-gradove vysvedtenia 20
strednych skol. Inc zas roz-
sirily studovanie 20 troch a.
lebo styroch ma pat rokov,
aby TAX chudobni STUDENT
nemohli sa do nlch dostat'.
Tie prve to rozumne robia -
aspon vychovaJu dobrych
vodcov, ked' prijimajli len
najlepsich ziakov.
Anglia ma 254 vaieenych
lodi a predsa ide stavat' e.
Ste "a kriziakov a mnozstvo
inych "a cenu ieden billion
dolarov. Vyhovara sa. ze do
Anglie prichodf kazdy den
$4,000 potravin q 100000
ton ineho tovaru 20 zahra-
nicia. Keby morske cesty ne
boly chranene valecnym LODI
stvom, nepriatel' v cas- VOL
ny by Angliu vyhladoval V
paru dnoch. To je pravda, a.
lie pravdou je tiez, ze Ang-
liza S takou flotou moze inc
narody tiez vyhladovat' po-
topenim lodi, ktore i'm pri-
vazaju potraviny. A preto
bude vel'ke zavodenie V sta
vani valecnych lodi ma sve-
te.
Vklady v bankach v Spoj.
Statoch vzrastly Ia posled-
ny rok o $4,522,9O7,OOO, to
je o IL pol percent. Ale vo
vykaze je ME udane, koPko
z tych penazi ulozil robotny
l'ud. Zaiste malicko, lebo j.
mac by sa robil 0 tom hod-
ny kirk.
Million Hudi oslavovalo
prezidenta Roosevelta v Los
Angeles "a tri i pol hodiny.
Boly to najvacsie oslavy, a.
kych sa kedy uslo ktoremu-
kol'vek prezidentovi Spoje-
nych Statov. To je znak, ze
prezident neutrpel mic ma OBJ
l'ubenosti ma zapade. Otaz-
ka je ale, ako jeho "akcie"
stoja ma vychode. Roosevelt
vyzyVal liberalov, aby sa dr.
zali jedneho frontu a tax
Wit 'azstvo re bude iste.
Ia sedemnast' rokov by
valy V Rusku pred obchoda-
mi rady zien, cakajucich tr-
pezlive "a cele hodiny, ze
sa i'm ujde kdpit' nieco pre-
kuchynu. Nebolo dost' po-
travin, nebolo dost' inych
l'udskych potrieb. Toho ro-
ku bolo rozdel'ovanie potra-
vim ma listky zrusene, lebo
potravin a Stat je uz skocc
dost'. Ale n1iesto Ruska ma
stupuje teraz Nemecko: tam
pred grocernyni a masiar-
skymi obchodami stoja rady
zien, cakajucich, Re sa i'm
ujAe kupit' ich pridel - pol
funta masla alebo margari-
nu a trochu masa. A 1nnohe
z Mich cakaju darmo "a &C.
le hodiny - nedostanu mic.
+ v Nemecku MET masti, MET
dost' masa, MET ovociny, a O.
krem kapusty MET ami zele-
niny. A to len preto, ze Hit
1~~nxyo xylnIo 1,x,I Inx-o iS,ox,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-04

:
miesto, Ease postavili kriz a
zacali do Umucenia strie-
Fat.
Ma konci jednemu sa po-
darilo tabulku "INRp' 10
strelit'.
Vel'ka bola radost. kriz
znovu shodili, a medzi smile
chom a hresenim, po nom
sliapali, skakali. Pc tom van
dalskom cine kriz spalili.
Tabulku ale, napisom
"INRI" pribili ma dvere jed
neho zidovskeho obchodu q
podpisali: "Viac nebude mad
nami panovat' krap zidov.
sky"
To je ovocie Hitlerovej
skoly.
A myslite, ze d'aleko "a.
jdu? Bob sa media vysmie.
vat.
Idu.
Volby su vel'mi blizko
Kandidati idu sem - a tam
sl zaujatf den a noe. Sl'ubu'
ju hory-doly. Potriasaju ru
ky kazdemu. Obozkavaju ks
zde diet'a -- a chvalospevy
spievaju O nasom narodc -
Q cnostiach nasho naroda.
A my? My sa radujemt
- ked' ma konci nam DAFT
jedno alebo dvoje miest u
lice zametat' alebo nieco po
dobneho.
A ci je to ma mieste? C
my Slovaci sa name s tyn
uspokojit'? Ma ziaden pae
ME!
Slovac dnes je ME tam
kde pred 25 rokmi bola. Slo
vac ma svojich ucenych l'u
di a name 81 ziadat', aby
sme mali miesto v mestskon
kabinete! - a ME len zane
tacov.
Pravda, boli, a najdu Sc
l'udia, ktori "a kusok chile
ba zapredaju vsetko - &
nepozerajd ma vseobecne do
bro - ale sebeckym okon
len ma svoju stranu.
Ma case by bolo, ably u;
raz mas narod sa prebudil
striasol so seba tych, ktor
mu ME slavu, ale hanbu do
nasaju.
t..-.,...l"s"
Hllpost'.
V "Cemeindezeitung" son
cital:
Vo Viedni zije jedna pan!
Jej su psi vsetko. Nenavid
chudobneho, nemoze vystat
diet'a, ale nado vsetko nj;
rada psov, ktori nou maj,
ranajky, obed, veceru -
kazdy svoju postiel'ku.
Vel'ka vec sa stala. Jede,
jej milovany psik, ktoreh'
"a patnast' rokov chovala I
pestovala, zhynul. Velky bo
jej sm1tok. Pani dala zro
bit drahu truhlu, ktoru po
stavila ma predne miesto VI
svojom dome, okraslila kve
THANH -- sviecky horely o
kolo 'mrtvoly" a ma konci
po dvoch dnoch, no dala pc
chovat', vo svojej peknej "a
hrade. sa.s."s
To vsetko nebolo dost' -
ale ma hrob j maly krizik da
la postavit' - proti tomu ci
nu ale NEST 'ania protestova
Ii - a kriz odstranili.
CT maju TAXI l'udia zdrav,
rozum? Ci o takych boha
coch by sa nemala krajin
,oostarat' a ma patritn
miesto ich polozit'?
...,f..}%H - "~ -
Boil vaGsi ako my.
Juraj Frankstein, panov
mix, ked' vel mi ochorel, to
to povedal: .....
Mech sa stane voIa bozia
A jeho jedina radost' be
la. ked' jeho pribuzni oko!
posteli kpaealia q sa sv. Ru
zenec modlili. Me je potor
noIiypa 10 LndD 1nr,rn1
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-04

TAX do videnia +!
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-09-24

% o. years "a was kidnaDeaiS,
day Dixon said she w. {
wooden squaw in ,5o d
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-09-24

We may LIo-t+-S y - ~
but does the world know Of the
Southern Appalachian mountains,
their scenery, and temperature,
where blankets and fires are used
in summer, and some places where
there are no insects, and last but
not least-the early fall colors OF
foliage turning in more hues and
shades than can be numbered or
named, from green TO rustic
brown?
These are more noticeable in
the first half of October along
L. S. highway 65 in the Sapphire
country and Nantahala Gorge, on
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-09-24
F. R. Approves OF
World Fair Plan
Would Commemorate l50th
Government Anniversary

NEW YORK, Sept. 24.-(UP(.
President Franklin D. Roosevelt
tentatively has approved a plan
for a great worlds fair to be held
in New York during 1939-40 to
commemorate the 150th anniver-
sary of the establishment of the
government of the United States
and the inauguration of President
George Washington, it was an
nounced last night.
Preliminary planning for the
fair, designed to excel the 1882
"a Century of Progress EXPOSE
ton in Chicago and to stimulate
industrial recovery not only IN
New York but throughout the ma
tion," has been under way since
May. y
A steering committee headed by
George McAneny, president of the
Title Guaranty and Trust Co., has
been in touch with managers Of
the Chicago exposition and a nom
profit corporation similar to that
which handled the Chicago fair
shortly will be formed. The state
LEGISLATURE in January, will be re-
quested to grant authority and
power to the corporation. :.
The plan still must be approved
lby the New York City government
and voters. Mayor La Guardia
and Gov. Herbert H. Lehman,
however, both were in favor Of
the plan.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-09-24
Are
Still Hospitable
5WholesomePeople
W. L. Reynolds Gives Glim-
] rse OF Life, Beauties Of
Appalachians
By w. L. REYNOLDS

In one of our recent trips o,
300 miles through the Southern
Appalachian mountains we have
found MANY interesting things
Old customs and habits of thest
people are very interesting. A.
we were driving along a glimpse
of a mountain home-more tnan
a mile uD in the cove from tne
road. and a loOk-we see a sna!i
by house with rock chimney, anF
anoke curling out as the corn
bread is being cooked for supper
To visit a mountain home FO"
would be asked in for the night
Snd eniov the best meal Of gooa
rorpbread and fresh milk and but
Ter YOU have had with some Deans
and dried fruit, with a little nome
or Jelly and biscuit on the tao.e
for the visitor. People walking 70
church for a mile or two IN th2
evening is only one Of the Things
which we may see. MolasSes-mak-
ing time is one of great interest.
MANY farmers haul their cane 70
mill brind il and boil the juice to
sorgbunn molasses. A quilting or
eorn-shucking. or both combined,
make interesting events. And what
DO thev talk about? - the new
neighbOr that moved in down on
the creek. and so forth.
? In DAYS not long gone there was
an old water mill TO grind corn
with. and a few of these are still
in use on our highway. Very re-
Gently we saw some of these farm
ers bring a good stock of walnut
hack sticks to build a fire, too, and
some wears ago when a farmer
could not make rails of large
walnut tree because II was too
curly to split, he rolled the logs Ip
in a pile and burned them.
In the Southern Appalachian
mountains we have several noun
tain ranges, the Blue Ridge being
the most important, this travers-
ING the entire system. Others are
tbe Cherokee, SnOwbird, Santeet-
bah. Nantahala, Cowee, the Bal
sam or Tennessee Rridge, CnakaS,
Grandfather and GrandmOther
mountains come in with the Great
Smokes TO make this a mountain
region.
There are many beautiful wa
terfaIIs, some mirror ike, some
twin falls, and one where two
streams Join in mid-air. There are
10 be found more waterfalls near
The Blue Ridge divide than other
sections Of the mountains.
We can hardly say enough o!
these mountains with the good
spr.ng water, also - and 2O-lncn
trout, the most palataole fish, anu
the lakes. streams and flowers Of
the forest make the Southern -Ap-
palachian mountains a desirable
place to motor, play golf, hsn'
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-09-24
BARNWELL

BARNWELL, Sept. 24.-Mrs.
u J. Freeman spent Friday night
with her daughter, Mrs. James
Rhodes and Mr.. Rhodes.
Miss Joyce Saltz, who spent the
week with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Virgil Ledbetter, return
ed home Saturday.
Mrs. Lonnie Wheelon spent Fri
dav night with Mrs. Cora Corall
and Miss Mamie Ledbetter. Miss
Harriet Ledbetter and Mrs. Re-
becca Garrison are also visiting
Mrs Corak and Miss Ledbetter.
Mrs. Sis Laughter was the din
ner guest of Mr.. and Mrs. MiIlard
LYDIA, Thursday.
Homer Reid was the dinner
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Millard
LYDIA last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mills Reid and
son, Foster, of Rhodhise, visited
the formers sister, Mrs. D. A.
LYDIA, Thursday.
Mrs. Lloyd Ownby and son, Roy,
spent Friday night with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jones.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-09-24
iC,ALLBILLINGS
!. TO TESTIFY
California Supreme Court
Wants His Story In The
Mooney Case

CAN FRANCISCO Sept. "a.
1iP1-The Tom Mooney habeas
o0I hearing before State Su-
cU cine Court Referee A. E. Shaw,
Pt JG;nnrned Yesterday aftern 0 n
, a. TODAY when Warren X. Bill
mos co-defendant with Mooney IN
his original trial, was scheduled
70 arrive from Folsom prison to
testify. .,L,.
inc was ordered by the supreme
conrt in a special hearing yester-
day morning. ,.
ouest that Billings appear, the
court rejected his request that
the state pay the expenses OF
bringing Israel Weinberg from
Cleveland. Weinberg is the take
Driver who assertedly drove Moon
ev and Billings to the scene OF
1.-THE 1916 Preparedness Day bomb
ling.
John F. Finerty, of the Mooney
council, was out of town today on
what Attorney Gerge Davis said
was a mission to develop sensa-
tional new evidence"
Edward Nolan, Los Angeles,
and Edward Nockels, Chicago, ar
rived to testify for Mooney. No
Ian was co-defendant of Moon
-ey and Billings. Nockels, score.
tary of the Chicago Federation Of
Labor, is to testify how, after
MONEYS trial. he obtained dis
closures of frameup on the part
Of Frank Oxman and an affida-
Wit of perjury from John Melon
aid. both state witnesses.
The supreme courts order that
Billings be brought from Folsom
and kept here as long as his ties.
timony is needed was reversal
of its previous decision, when it
held it would be unnecessary for
the purposes of the habeas corpus
hearing for Billings to appear.
Mooney and Billings once were
close friends. In recent years,
however, their ideas have chang
ed and each has taken a different
path in his efforts to secure his
freedom. Billings has indicated he
would accept a parole. Mooney
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IS survived by,herr ii,,other. five.
brothers and three sisters, and a
host of nephews and nieces.
Funeral services were conduct
ed at the home by Rev. Mason.
and the body was laid to rest in
the Sitton, cemetery.
For many years she had remain
ed a faithful member of Mills
River Presbyterian church.
To forget her we can never,
1t is vain for us to try,
| will think of her ever
And meet her when | die.
Contributed.
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MISS CAIRNES' DEATH
CAUSE OF REGRET

It was much to the surprise a1Ss and nd
regret IT TT to the the many friends ;tinan Of Of
Miss Sarah Cairnes' a ,er Sndder
i NILS hi spd death. Miss Cairn les
1 Illness f.t sTD very i'll on August 22
s %a5 August Angus ri she quietly passed
away. H. ,yss known
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bszzs consistently demanded e fui !
nardon and vindication, noluns If
pparole would carry the stigma u
implied guilt: Inv billings
may resort to legal procefo or his
avoid having to testify for ~
one time friend.
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swim. ride among mountains and
FORCES for 300 miles. IN tins
mountain region some sections are
without insects or storms, and dis,
ease of an epidemic nature passed
ON with the cd tar skeen wagon.
The following peaks have made
the Land of the Sky famouS-wlth
hundreds of miles Of trout streams
dashing down the mountain sides
to make the scores of fine wa
terfalls which enchanted the In
dian maiden:
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank the many
friends whose expressions OF
sympathy helped US greatly IN
our recent bereavement in the
death of our beloved husband
and father.
Mrs. S. F. Garren and Family.
ltp.
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U. S. highway 10, and GRANDPA
Their Mountain on U. S. highway
221 (Yonalossee TraiD which
looks like an Indian blanket be-
fore the great hunting season
starts.
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"sHE'S" KIDNAPPED

MORRIS, H., Sept. "a. (UP)
Little Bright Eyes," the wooden
Indian squaw who has stood out
side w. H. Dixon's cigar store for
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-01
Change Actnr,s Name

Paramount studios have approved
a name change for John Cox, under
contract and featured in Annapolis
Farewell" He will be known hence
forth as John Howard.
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Film Will Depict
Aviation Progress

Production has begun on Con
quest of the Air" London Films
screen chronicle of aerial develop
ment through the ages. with Lau-
renee Olivier in the chief charac-
terization. and Kenneth Kove,
Anthony Bruce. Philip Strange and
Edward Ashley in supporting ro.eS.
Charles Laughton heads the cast
of stars under contract to AleXan-
der Korda, who will be seen in minor
roles in the production.
The script and dialogue for Con
quest of the Air" were written by
John Monk Saunders. who was re-
sponsible for Wings" The Dawn
Patrol" and other successful air
films. Saunders also will direct.
Winston Churchill. noted states
man and novelist. who is considered
an authority on English air prog
ress. will personally supervise
sequences dealing with the history of
flight in England. AS far as is pos
sible the actual locations of early
balloon ascensions and air machine
experiments will be used in the film.
Cameras for both aerial and
ground photography will be seen in
the hands of Schneeberger. who
filmed The White He'll of PITT
Palu" and other unusual air pro-
auctions.