davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-19
,ODAKOVANIE SLOW. AM.
IFARMARSKEMU KLUBU
| " louisville TWP.

3
] Vyslovujeme srdecne po-
akovanie samoprve Far
hArskemu Klubu v Coitsville
Township a jeho dradnfkom
J potom d'akujeme Zuzanne
Kuzma a Martinovi Kamin-
ky ako al vsetkym farma-
(om "a ich mile dary, ktory-
mi mas podporili v nasom
RGdznom polozenf. Mech vam
P&n Bob stonasobne vyna-
hradi.
Maria . Martin Kolar.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-19
Slovenska Baptistska
Cirkev
VEL L'KONOCNE BOHO.
SLUZBY.

Ako po tie roxy, tax i te-
raz Slovenska baptistska cir
kew ma Reed Ave. a ID. ul.
v Campbell prichystala sa
s bohatym programom pre-
vel'konocne sviatky.
Rozdiel vsak bude ten, ze
tohto roku budeme oslavo-
vat zmrtvychvstanie nasho
Spasitel'a v pekne vymal'o-
vanom kostole,. ma com cir
kevnici, ako i slovensky ma
liar p. Jan Novak 20 Stru-
theirs pracovali "a posled-
nych par tyzdnov.
Program bude nasledov-
ny:
Vo Kvetnl nedelu rano O
IL. hodine sluzby Bozie, pri
ktorych bude ltinkovat' mas
spevokol, ktory 81 v posled-
nej dobe zfskal vel'kej po-
chvaly v americkych kru-
hoch. Potom veGer bud1 "a
Sc o 1880 poboznosti. Kaza-
ME prednesie miestny kaza-
tel slova Bozieho, Rev. M.
D. Hiben.
Vo Velky piatok Boho-
sluzby o 1880 vecer, pri kto-
rych bude prisluhovana We
cera P&nova, spevokol bude
spievat' vel'konocne piesne.
Vo vel'konocnl nedel'u
rano o $50 nedel'na skola
pod vedenfm p. Pavla Stru-
harika mi. a o 11:0O sluzby
Bozie. Vecer o $50 Spolok
mladych ludf side sa pod
vedenfm slecny Heleny Ma
yerovej a o 1880 program,
ma ktorom vatsiu dtast' bu-
d1 brat dietky nedel'nej
skoly. Budd prednesene ba-
sne, piesne, ako predstave-
ME "Vel'konocne svetlo''.
Vsetktch srdeGne povola-
vame. Opakujeme, ze v je-
mno vymal 'ovanom kostole
naSom budete 50 cftit' ako v
opravdovej svatyni svxttch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-19

26. m&ja-Piknik Zenskeho
Politickeho Klubu ma Ian
singville.
Is. jlna-Piknik Venca 81.
s. K. S. ma Shirley Rd. po-
zemkoch ma Lansingville.
Is. jina-Vylet Sboru JAG.
S. T. J. Sokol v zahrade
pana Antalfka ma South
Meridian Road.
Ia. jlla-Piknik Spolku P.
M. Levocskej C. 373. ma
Shirley Road pozemkoch,
Lansingville.
Fl. j1la--Vylet Sboru Jag.
S. T. j. Sokol v zahrade
pana Antalika ma South
Meridian Road.
"a. jIla-XV. Slovensky Den
v Idora parku.
Is. augusta-Vylet Sb. LAG.
S. T. j. Sokol v zahrade
pana Antalfka ma South
Meridian Road. srs-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-19
Bude desat' ciat
vSlovenskej ige
Ma schodzi v utorok "a zvoli
trad a urGi zaGiatok sezony.

Slovenska Baseballova Ii
ga bude mat toho roku len
desat' ciat, a to pre- nedosta-
tok hrist', bolo rozhodnute
ma sch0dzi lfgy v struthers-
kom mestskom dome. War
renski Slovaci toho roku bu-
dd vo warrenskej lfge a ca
ia osady najsv. Trojice sa
pridala ku cate "Strutherski
Slovaci''. No hlasily sa dive
inc caty, ale neboly prijate
pre- nedostatok hrist'. Cata
Wooden Shoes, ktora dobyla
lanskorocne campionstvo, 81
zmenila memo ma X. Pulaski.
Nasledovne caty budd v
lfge: Campbellski Slovaci,
Andrej J. Hamrak, spravca.
X. Pulaski, Michal Szen-
born, doc. spravca.
Mena Jezis, Jan Knapik,
spravca.
P. Marie, Mickey Murdoch
spravca.
Haselton, Jan Kacenga,
spravca.
Lansingville, Herman Cloats
spravca.
Sv. Petra a Pavla, Duke
Taback, spravca.
Strutherski Slovaci, Juraj
Rosko, doc. spravca.
Farrell YMSA., Jack Ka-
linay, doc. spravca.
Hubbard New Deal Lunch
Whitley Textor, spravca.
Budlca sch6dza lfgy bude
%. aprila, ma ktorej sa zvo-
Ii trad, prijml pravidla hry
a rozvrh hier.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-19

meny ma 500 a pinochle.
Pan Pavel Ondash je ria
ditel'om a pani Maria Mar
tinko spoluriaditel'kou. Tiez
tento vybor i'm bude ma po-
moci: PAM Maria Dolak, pa
nj Margareta Jakupcin, pa
nj Paulina Terpak, pan Jan
Kazi, pan Jan Malejgo a pan
Juraj Bindas.
S uplnou 1ctou
katarina Toporcer.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-19
Velky majovy bal osade
Mena Jezzis ma II. maja

Prid'te vsetci - jak mladi
tax al start, ma mas majovy
bal ma Steelton. Mas mlady
slovensky klub pod menom
The Young Peoples Forum,
bude mat svoj prvy majovy
bal a card party vo vel'kej
a krasnej sieni - Holy Name
Auditorium v utorok, ID. ma
ia. Charley James a jeho
Hollywood testers pripravia
muziku a tiez budu dane od-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-19
SPOLoK ZvEST. p. MARIE, &. 81
IKSzJ. v CAMPBELL. O.

Urad: Alzbeta Eperiesi, predsed-.
kyna, l13 jefferson St.. Campbell,
Ohio. - Maria Babinec. zapisnfGka,
$50 Robinson Road, Campbell, @.
Maria Bires, d6tovnfGka. 205 Reed
Ave-, Campbell. o. - Maria Hovor.
sky, pokladniGka, So - 11th st..
Campbell, Ohio. Zuzanna Kluxar,
vybor chorych, 554 Tenney Ave.
Campbell, o.
Sch6dze sa odbyvail ka.dI 8. ne,
del'u mesiaci pod kostolom osady
sv. jana Krstitel'a ma Reed Ave.
Campbell. Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-19

Niektori nasi pracovnfci v
Rampant "a 1000 novych od-
beratel'ov sl'1bili pfsat' Q
svojich zkdsenostiach. Pan
Seko dostane odpoved' cd
pani Klucarovej. Bude to 0
tom vykrdteni ma SLOW. Dni.
W teraz mu odporlcame,
aby chodil cvicit' do Sokola,
zeby- mu nohy nevypovedaly
potion sluxbu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-19
ODKAZ REDAKCIE.

Pan A. B. T., Campbell,
10. - Myslime, ze odpuste-
|nie danovej pokuty sa VITA
huje len ma platenie tohto
foku a ME v 1884, ale pre-
stotu i'd tie do uradovne o.
kresneho pokladnika a spy
latte sa tam. Oni Vam vd'a-
Enc povedia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-19
Spolkove zpr&vy
SCHODZA ODB. 46. 1--WE.
NY PRELOzENA.

ct. sestram oznamujem, ze
sch6dza nasho Odboru 46.
Ziveny je prelozena pre- vel'-
konocne sviatky ma nedel'u,
%. aprfla. S uctou
Maria Muransky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-19
Cd CfSLA 519. IKSJ.
v CAMPBELL.

Cfslo 519. KJ. v Campbell
prosf svojich ldov Jozefa
Brajer, Alex Forej, Jan Ma
zur a Jan Kopnicki, aby sa
laskave hlasili u dctovnika
alebo predsedu, v spolkovej
zalezitosti. s 1ctou
Stefan Mikula, dct.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-19
sPoloK ~. ALOHA 3. -. !
MsJ. " YOUNGSTOWN

Urad: JAN witkay. starotta, 81
N. Watt st.. YounRstcwn. @.
ton Vitkay, predseda; aixsla W
kay pokladnickA; Cyril 49,
z&pisufk. l|s55S s'SSE
Sch6d0e odbtvai6 sa kaxd6 t1S(ll
nedel'u v mesiaci Y Skole osady IN
Cyrila q Metoda.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-19
SCHODZA FARMERSKEHO
OBC. KLUBU.

Farmersky Obciansky Klub
bude mat svoju riadnu sch6-
dzu dina %. aprf1a u brata a
sestry Birostak, vecer o s..
hodine. Pytam vsetkych bra
tov a sestry, aby sa dosta-
viii ma I'd sch0dzu.
Jan virostek, predseda.
Joxsf Knbus, z&pisnfk.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-19
SCHODZA WEST END DE-
MOKRATICKEHO KLUBU
PRELOzENA.

tSch6dza West End Demo-
kratickeho Klubu v Camp
bell bola prelozena pre- vel'-
konocne sviatky ma sobotu,
II. aprfla o 1880 vecer u p.
Hudaka ma Courtland Ave.
Vsetci clenovia sl ziada-
nj sa dostavit'. Bude male
pohostenie. Povolava
Urad.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-19

Kol. Husek je v nemocnici
bolo v "Jedhote' ozn&me-
ne minuleho tyzdna. Ufame,
ze je to ME nieco nebezpec-
neho. Prajeme mu rychleho
zotavenia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-19

funtov l'anov6ho Ole
600 funtov castor
$500, 900 galonov zla0l
Takto Ford Motor Gem
dokazuje, ze priemysel a.
byt' dobrym kostJ Jmeroilk
medelcOv.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-19
IARODNY PRfJEM
JE w VYSSl

\ Narodny prfjem v roku
D34 boil $47. 900, 900, 900, te-
y o 1873 percent Wac, ako
6foku 1888. Ma hlavu to ro-
$377, Q $44 Wac, ako
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-19
ROzHLAS YSN.

!
Bohoclovek Dol umucenJ a
z mrtvych vstal. Narody by
maly rozjfmat' o Kristovi q
Jeho ucenf: o laske a pokoji.
Ale robia naopak: rozmt-
sl'aju o vojne q bijl sa. NJ
Zeneve sa robia vojenske
spolky a vsetky narody zbro-
ia ma vojnu o prekot. Vsetko
krest' 'anske narody, vyznava-
jdce Krista - ocistomok.
Zbadali ste napadne stf-
chnutie spominania depresie
a vacsi kirk o prichodiacej
prosperite? Nuz, to m6ze
byt' j pravda - we'd SINE sa
uz dost' nabiedili "a tych
pat rokov a mic netrva We
cne.
Mnoho suchu-ruchu naro-
bila mala knizocka o infla-
eli cd Kiplingera a Shelto-
ma, ktora ma len dakych "a
stranok a predava sa po 81.
Oni tvrdia, ze prichodi kre-
ditova inflacia a s nou pro-
sperita. Zacne sa to vraj uz
koncom tohto roku a bud1-
echo roku, pred prezident-
skymi vol 'bami, bude nam uz
vsetkym ami v raji. Obaja
su vazeni l'udia, ekonomicki
spisovatelia, tax mas aida len
nedrzia "a blaznov. Ale oni
uz svoju prosperitu majd, le-
bo ma knizocke zarobili mi
lion dolarov.
lnflacna prosperita moze
prist' - ved' "a tak1 pro-
speritu pracuje Rooseveltova
vlada cd zaciatku. Preto da-
la vyvrazdit' miliony prasnic
a krav, preto dala zaoravat'
kazdy treti rad bavlny, pre-
to sa obmedzila produkcia
psenice, kukurice, tabaku a
"a to sa farmarom platilo !;
preto sa robily priemyselne
kody, preto sa zlato zhabalo
a jeho cena zvysila, preto
vlada dviha i cenu striebra,
preto napchava pokladnice
bank peniazmi. Ale to nebu-
de prirodzena prosperita -
bude to Ease len prosperita
burzovna a spekulacna, ako
ia predosla, aby Ease o ME-
kopko rokov praskla ako
bublina.
Kto veri, ze prosperita pri-
chodf, mech teraz kupuje L.
castiny, domy, fanny. Po-
tom to bude drahe. Ale my
neradime ami tax ami tax. To
81 must kazdy sam rozhod-
nut.
V N. I'D. cltame hruZypl-
ne clanky cd isteho Andreja
Smitha, slovenskeho robotnf-
ka, ktory sa nedavno vratil
z Ruska, kde I'll "a tri roxy.
Opisuje hlad a biedu, v akej
zije a mrie rusky l'ud. Pise,
re keby ruskf robotnici mali
jedlo axe tn v Amerike ne
zamestnani robotnici do od-
padkovych nadob hadzu, po-
vazovali by sa "a st'astnych.
Spomina smrt' isteho mia
deho Slovaka, Knoteka z
Chicago, ktory zomrel v Ru-
sku cd hladu. Vo "vlasti ro-
botnikov"! TAX sa nam vidi,
re skutocna vlast' robotnfka
je len ma druhom svete.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-19
.alend6r Cinnosti
Slovenskei
Prfhlasy zAbav do tohto IA
lendara prijima redakcia.

2. aprila-Vel'konocny Ia
nee ,Sdruzenia SLOW. Kat.
Studentov v auditoriume
! osady Mena Jezis.
3. aprilaTanecna zabava
warrenskych Slovakov v
prospech ich baseball Ca
ty v osadnej hale sv. Cy-
rila a Metoda ma rohu Le-
rad a High ul. vo Warren.
4. aprila-Vel'konocna ia
necna zabava v skole sv.
Cyrila a Metoda, ktoru u
sporiadajd sestry Spolku
tssv. Ruzenca.
3. aprila-Po-vel 'konocna
tanecna zabava v Mullins
be llroom. Usporiada Sig
ma Kappa Delta Sorority.
| ma;a-Tanecna zabava
baseball caty Campbell
ski Slovaci" v Horvatskej
hale ma Bright Ave.
maja-Majales Haselton
Dodgers v Central audito-
rum ma w. Boardman st.
maja-Card party v Soko-
lovni ma Washington ST.,
ktore usporiada Youngs-
townsky SLOW. Polit. Klub.
0-12. m6ja-Bazar osady
sv. Alzbety v Haselton.
l. maja-Majovy tanec Yo.
Slov. Spevokolu "Slavia"
v Sokolovni ma Washing
ton st.
l. maja-" Mothers Day
Dance" Zenskeho Politic-
keho Klubu ma Lansing
Vile v Sokolovni ma Home
wood Ave.
2. m6ja-Poucna prednas-
ka Okr. Sboru SLOW. Ligy
v Memorial High School,
Campbell, o 8. vecer.
4. maja-Majovy bal a card
party Youngs Peoples Fo-
rumu v auditoriume Mena
Jezis.
5. m6ja-Bal Spolku sv.
Amy, {. 1853. P. S. z. J.
v Sokolovni ma Homewood
Ana .-.-a...-.- - ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-19
DOMY MA PREDAJ abo
DO RENTU.

izieb q kipel 'ha. duplovanS IA
r&dz. lot 63x15O ma Cooper st. pod
Z. 2435. Dalsie vysvetlenie pod&m
sam.
Druhy dom ma predai. 8 ixbovt
q single garadx. Lot 4Ox158. prf
Mahoning Ave. ma Steelton. pod {.
119 N. Brockway Ave.
PAUL NJ ZvARA
2435 Cooper st.. LansinGviIlc.
Evening star., 1935-06-30
NICE TOLD TOP|CK
VETERANS A|DUN|T
v. F. W. Convention Asks
He Complete Personnel
as Promised.
~ the Associated Press.


OCEAN CITY, Md, June ga
busy day Of addresses by prominent
guests, presentation Of committee re-
ports and other business was climaXed
at. the convention of the Maryland
Department of the Veterans of For
eign Wars today by passage of
resolution calling upon Gov. Nice to
fulfill one of his prediction promises.
The resolution, passed at this aft
ernoon's meeting after an address by
John F. McNulty, State commander
of the American Legion, asked that
the Governor proceed Immediately
with the appointment of the person.
mel of the Maryland Veterans Relief
Commission
James ]. McGuirk, v. F. w. depart
ment commander, said tonight the
action was taken when representa-
tives of the four major veterans or
ganizations failed to obtain informa-
ton on the status of the new COM
mission, for which a chairman has
been named but members have not
McGuirk asserted the law authoriz-
ing the commission, as passed by the
recent Legislature, called for the nam
ing of members recommended by the
heads of the veterans organizations
in the State. So far as he has been
able to ascertain, McGuirk said, the
Governor has taken no action, al
though he promised to do so prior to
election.
The Governor, listed as one of the
days speakers, was unable to be pres
ent. Included on the program were
addresses by McGuirk, Mayor Howard
w. Jackson of Baltimore and State
Employment Commissioner Harry C.
Jones.
Officers of the v. F. w. and of their
auxiliary will be elected tomorrow
during the closing sessions.
Mayor W. T. Elliott spoke at the
morning business session today, well
coming the more than 500 delegates
to Ocean City. The auxiliary held a
separate business meeting during the
afternoon. President Matilda Weber
presided.
The annual memorial service will be
held at the Episcopal church here
tomorrow morning. Election and in
| stallation of new officers will be held
during the afternoon and the con-
vention will close with a crab and
beer feast after the afternoon session.
Evening star., 1935-06-30
Martinsburg Brothers Boast
Noted Collection of Firearms

a part; pistols that must have packed
the "kick" of a mule.
The Timmons brothers were many
years in gathering these relics. Ap-
parently, the most of them came from
this general area, for the bulk of the
rifles are the early Colonial type, with
handmade stocks and hand-ham-
mered barrels that partook Of the
long, lean character of the woodsman-
mountaineers; the type that under
"Old Hickory" sent the British red
coats under Pakenham flying at New
Orleans Each rifle is different. Some
are bulky, some long and thin.
The genesis of the modern machine
gun is plainly to be traced through
the collection of the firearms. There
is huge affair, weighing at least so
pounds, with a cumbersome chamber
for holding cartridges. There are
others with smaller but still big and
clumsy chambers and complicated
devices for feeding in the bullets.
Almost the entire history Of fire.
arms is to be seen at glance over
the collection. Hand-hammered, 30
pound rifles, with barrels feet long,
stand alongside the blunderbusses of
the fifteenth century.
Evening star., 1935-06-30
ALLEGANY PENSION
SET-UP COMPLETE
12O Now on Rolls, With
Peak of 600 Expected
in County.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated FreSS.
BALTIMORE, June 29.-Lee Dop-
kin, chairman Of the Pension Com
mittee of the Board of State Aid and
Charities, today said Allegany County
has completed its administrative ar
rangements for the new mandatory
old-age pension system, the first to
do so.
The county has placed l20 pen
sioners on the rolls. This Is an in
crease of about 80 cases over the old
optional system formerly in effect
in the county. New cases will be
added until the estimated peak Of
about 600 is reached.
: Under the optional plan, which was
in effect only in Allegany County and
Baltimore City, the county took S15,-
900 out of its annual tax levy to
pension about 90 aged persons. The
new levy in the county is $4,000.
Under the pension bill, the State
will add 100000 to the county's funds,
making the total for old-age pensions
100000 during the year ending next
March 81, Dopkin said.
If the county spends the full $780,
900, the official stated, the Federal
Government will be expected to match
the outlay with an additional $4,000,
plus per cent of the administrative
cost.
Under this set-up, Dopkin said,
Maryland is expected to spend about
ST ,000,0 900 on old-age pensions in the
first year. About $666,000 will be sup
piled by the State l per cent gross
receipts tax and approximately $685.
900 will be levied in taxes by the
city and counties.
The Government is expected to
match this amount, giving the State
a total of $2,000,000 to be spent on
pensions during the first year.
Commenting on the action taken
by Allegany County. Dopkin said the
pension administration there was per-
fected after a series of conferences
between the committee and J. Milton
| Patterson, chairman Of the Allegany
County Welfare Board, and A. c.
Stewart, chairman of the Board of
County Commissioners.
The committee, which includes
Dopkin, Samuel E. Shanahan, chair
man of the Board of State Aid and
Charities, and William Calvin of Bal
timore are visiting each county to
help set up local welfare depart
mentS which will be charged with
maintaining the system.
Dopkin estimated there are about
| $4,000 persons in the State eligible
! for pensions. Some are in aims
houses and others are on relief rolls,
and he stated that probably not more
than 5000 will be placed on the re-
lief rolls the first year.
Evening star., 1935-06-30
Special Dispatch to The Star.

MARTINSBURG W. Va, June 90
"A collection of fighting equipment
and firearms probably unmatched in
the United States except in few mu
seums is the Timmons collection at the
big 14-room TimmonS homestead here.
In the one room are probably 300
old firing pieces, most of which are
rifles. They range from guns used by
Arabs centuries ago to the handmade,
long g-barreled rifles with which DAN
iel Boone's contemporaries impartially
knocked the ears off squirrels or
stopped bears.
The guns are ranged about the walls
of the room, while in the center are
piles Of equipment that went with the
rifles; bayonets of all shapes and
sizes, sabers of cavalrymen and the
more ornate swords of Officers and
gentlemen" There are bullet molds
and powder horns by the dozen.
Pistols and revolvers are there in
quantities, some of them as old and
cumbersome as the flintlock rifles or
the "blunderbusses. There are pis-
tolls, huge and ornate, shooting bullets
las large as marbles, that fairly talk
of the duels in which they have played
Evening star., 1935-06-30
Will Conduct Services.

ACCOKEEK, Md, June 90 (SpeciaD q.
BUSY Howard of Washington will
conduct services at Christ Church
here tomorrow at II am The rector,
Rev Robert j. Gibson, is an instructor
at the Diocesan Church Summer
School at Overall, Va.
Evening star., 1935-06-30

Sturdy, we'll made! The
bar pulls out to accom-
modate several dresses
or suits-plenty Of room
in the bottom for every
thing else.
Evening star., 1935-06-30

The Hat Boxes are
plenty large to carry
everything you'll need
for week ends or short
trips. In shining pat
ent leather" finish.
Evening star., 1935-06-30

Enjoy the cooling Summer
breezes from the solid comfort
of one Of these sturdily made
chairs. With canvas seat and
back strap. They fold in a
jiffy.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-05
1T MEANS ALL OUR FREEDOM

The practical benefits OF actual and complete
freedom of the press are being demonstrated today
perhaps more than ever before.
The so-caIIed wealth proposition, and
the 'soakthe-rich' tax scheme with which congress
is Just now struggling, make case IN point.
The idea of sharing the wealth in any such way
as this is ridiculous in the extreme.
And any expectation of balancing the budget
with the sort Of tax-the-rich proposals which have
been put forth are simply snare and deIusion-
David Lawrence, expert political observer, goes
exhaustively into this subject in the United States
News TO show now ridiculous, and puerile and in
effective any of these schemes ould be for doing
what they have been popularity acclaimed to do.
But how much real Information of this sort
would the people of the United States have been
allowed to get if this had been in Italy, or Ger
many, or Russia, Or any of several other coun-
tries in Europe.
This is worth thinking about when We consider
what the freedom of the press means to every man,
woman and child of Us, and in every way.-Rock
Hin IS. c. Herald.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-05
A GREAT IDEA, SURELY

1t is a great idea that has been advanced by
Representative Hugh Peterson, Jr, of the First
Georgia district in bill providing for she freeing
of all farms in the country of mortgage debt.
Congressman Peterson would have the General
Land Office of the federal government buy up all
farm mortgages and, it appears, cancel them, so
that farmers whose lands are now under mortgage
would be freed of debt and thus become indepen-
dent.
Mr. Peterson calculates that it would cost the
government only the triAing sum of FIVE billion dol
lars.
But we don't see why such a program should be
limited to farmers Why not have Uncle Santa
Claus just pay off all mortgage debts on homes OF
every description, so that every family would have
its home in fee simple without debt of any sort {?
These seem to be the days in which the way to
political popularity lies through the most liberal
of government money. We really
can't understand why this Georgia congressman
has limited his proposal to farmers whose places
are mortgaged Surely there are lot of city votes
that might be brought around to the Public Hero
who would clear off the mortgage on the old home
stead by the simple expedient of having Uncle Sam
pay eff the debt!-Greenvile Is. CT News.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-05
Psom1NENT-No FAvoRITIsM

wilmington, Aug IL. ". Bryant, prominent
Wilmington lumbsrmau and former owner OF the
Piedmont league Pirates, entered plea Of noLo
contendere to a charge of driving automobile while
intoxicated in New Hanover superior court early
this afternoon.
Commenting he knew Bryant by reports and
personal observation TO be good citizen when So
Der Judge J. PauIu Frizzeue fined him $50 and
COSTS revoked his auto license for go days and sem
fenced him to the roads for six months.
The road sentence was suspended during two
wears on condition that Bryant remain sober and
otherwise of good behavior. He was required to
sign the Judgment
No, dear reader, that item not concerning
South Carolina
It concerned of prominence in North Ca
DINA
It concerned Judge who apparently is no re-
spector of persons.
It involved penalty that will make the guilty
party think twice before attempting more insanity
On the highways.
1t will probably have very salutary effect on
other drivers who might otherwise enter the ranks
of the potential murderer"
And it may be that when other states give rs
enough lessons, when our own people rise in rebel
Lon and demand severe penalties for drunk drivers
the safety of our own law-sbding citizens will be
Eeuhanced-Roek Hill IS. c. Herald.