davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-18

name federaciu politickd -
ale kol'kf ma nu' sluchaju
kol'ki ju nasledujd?
Kol'ko mas je, ma tol'ko
stran ideme. Kazdy kandi-
dat ma jedneho Slovaka "a
voNcu - alebo naopak.
Kedy zacneme j my sa roz
mysl'at' - a stat ma jed
nom fronte? Pozrite ma pri-
klad nielen v Youngstown, d.
lie i v Campbell - ii mali
by l'udia lepsiu prilezitost'
mat Slaviana "a NEST ano-
stu, ako tam? Pozrite ma ma
su Slovac vo Farrell idu
niektori menovite Slovaci -
zabit', znicit' Jozefa Frame
ka, cloveka Cd patty do hla-
Wy Slovaka - krest'ala a
katolfka. To je mas hriech:
zavist' a nenavist', ktory mas
ma vsetky strany rozbiia,
Preto my Slovaci nemozeme
nikdy panovat' ~ len slhzit',
len drobne prace pre- dru-
hych konat'. ..
To je tax i v kraji a pre-
to nasi ''bratri'' stupaju, ska
kajd po mas! Czech je pan, a
Slovak sluha! !! =.
RozmysPajte o tom -. .
ked' mate til slovensku nera-
visit v srdci, vykorente ju. :
Vrany. 49, ..."f
Svaty Meinrod boil pustov-
nixon. Nechal svet, I'll d'a-
leko v lesoch svoji1n t'azkym
zivotom. Ia roxy a roxy kr-
mil dive vrany. Ked' ich ne
zbadal, ze uz prisli, d'ubali
do dvier jeho koliby ii dva-
ia cierni hostia, aby no ma
pomenuli, re sd tam.
Ia 26 rokov I'll tax v, pu-
statine. Dvaja zlodeji ho
pozorovali a myself, re Bob
vie, kol'ko penazi ma III a
jedneho dina napadli svate-
no a no zavrazdili.
Tie dive vrany, ako by ma
rozkaz' bozi, nasledovali tych
dvoch zlodejov a stale
krakali mad mimi. Darnlo sa
kryli, pod strom sadli - ma
strome krakali Is .ked'% do
domu vosli - neodleteli S
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-18

~ ~ 7 s & b q
il do Sokolovne, kde ia oslava
bude, preto okrem nej bude
este banket ma Lansingville
pre- campionov baseballu q
ma Steeltone bude mat osa-
da Mena Jezis vel'ky bazar.
Tedy kazdy ma kde fst' v
ten veter.
70 zapisnice polrocnej
sch6dze hi. dradu N. S. S.
naenovite 70 zpravy pravne-
hc rAdcu Jana A. Willu ST
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-18

Slovenskom, Litvinskom a
najnovsie Anglickom. To-
stavajd jej len falosni pria-
telia Nemci. Historic sa rada
opakuje. -
V Grecku zunovali repub-
liku - zavolali 81 kral'a ma
zad z vyhnanstva, do ktoreho
no poslali pred vyse desat'
rokmi. Greet dali svetu re-
publikanizmus a teraz Cd ne.
ho utekaju. Ale vtedy Greci
viedli cely svet - teraz su
oni vedeni.
Japonci a Rusi sa Ease po-
bill ma hraniciach Mandzu-
rie. Padli vojaci ma oboch
stranach. Rusi ziadaju komi-
stu ma vysetrenie pricin pre-
streliek a znemoznenie dru-
hych ale Japonci chcu komi-
siu ma opravu hranic. Rusko-
| mandzurske hranice boly u
tstalene pred vyse polstoro-
elm - Japonci tedy pytaji
Lzem ktora je ME ich. To je
nebezpecna vec. z takych
hranicnych prestreliek strh-
la sa uz nejedna vojna.
Slovenska Mahoning doll
ma sa Ease chutne smeje ma
1 najnovsom Wipe vlp. Kosti.
]ka. Akoby ME! Strelit' ma
Fvevericu a dostat' len jej
chvost. To ia rybacka pred.
sa bola lepsia: chytil sa ce.
ly kohlt! Ufame, ze druhy
raz puska lepsie trait.
CT. citatel'ov upozornuje-
me, re ked' uverejnfme ME-
co o kandidatoch, to nezna-
mena, ze ich tyn endorsu-
jeme. Ny SINE neutralni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-18
ked' bohatlik cestuje.

Prvy zbohatlik: Cele Ia
liansko ste precestovali? "A
jako sa vam pacily Benatky?
Benatky - Benatky? Ach
uz viem! Tam SINE sa nezdr-
zali. Prave tam mali povo
den, po uliciach sa prevaza-
u ma lod'kach, tax SINE hnsd
iii dalai
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-18

domu, kym len nevysli.
Narod to zbadal - chytil
tych dvoch chlapov a potre-
stal "a vel'ky, do neba vola-
jlici hriech.s
{ Kazdy clovek ma ME dve
- ale len jednu ciernu yra-
nu, ktora stale kraka, ked'
nieco zleho- urobi -, q to je
svedomie. To mas nasleduje
- naponlina aby SINE ne
boil trestanf "a mas zlocin.
Sluchas ty, elovece, kcd'
tvoja vrana svedomie -
kraka?!
Z Dnes zaspievajme 81 tito:
Medzi horami.
Lipka zelena;
Zabili Janka, Janicka, Janka
Miesto jelena.
Ked' no zabili,
Zamordovali:
Ma jeho hrobe, samotnom
hrobe
Kriz postavili.'
~: Jfs. S$&G1E .5.s,' e..
Ell, krizu, krizu,
Ukrizovanyt t+ss>
|Tu lezi Janik, Janicek, Janfk
Zamordovany.
~ r.. .,Ass}gl. a,t:.
Ia sla Anicka a
plakat' Janicka,
Hned ma hrob spadla
~tfj4r a Wac nevstala :.
Dobra dusicka.1s 9
H. i',@Is + -oft. i'g". !: .a~
49, A mate q Wy II Hlinkov o.
braz?s!: CO .ze Wy len "a Slo-
vaka. =: #..~
TAX do mileho tvidenia.
|
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-18
Ako chytil kostymera.

Pomocnik pri skusani to-
panok kupuj1cemu: pane,
myslim, ze sa budete musiet
rozhodnut' pre- tento par to-
panok.
Preco prave pre- tento? -
pyta sa udivene kupujuci.
Pomocnik: Lebo ich memo
zem stiahnut' $ vasich noh.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-18
70 skoly.

Ucitel': TAX, chlapci, te-
raz SINE sa ucili, re sa nasa
zemegul'a kruti okolo slnca.
Rozumeli ste tonu vsetci?
Ziak: A prosim, pan uci-
tel, ako je to potion, ked'
since zapadne?
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-18
ROzHLAS Ysk.

Spojsa9 odbory n. s. $. NJ
Mahoning define id1 osl4-
..tvit 45. vyretie zalozenia ich
organizAcie. K4zdy Slovak-
'n&rodovec by nal prfst' na.
81 oslavu "a. aprfla.
Ked'ze mas je tu vyse 2o,-
900 du5i, sje sirnozrejm6. zes
by sis,a = ySetci nepomesti-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-18
MOI KUT
Pise FATHER KOSTIK.

PlSe FAIHER hOSl1h.
S----.--.-u---~--~--
Ten zajac.
Nal som vel'mi dobreho
priatel'a. Boil to knaz. Rad
isiel ma pol 'ovku - ale sta
sta nemal ziadneho. Obeco-
val nam vsetko, lebo keby
va nam vsetko, len keby
raz aspon jedneho zajaca
ma bude v mojom dome, ako
nikdy - len ked' jedneho
zajacka dostanem - pove-
dal nam viacerym.
V jeden den posbieral
som sa k jednemu z 1nojich
farmerov a povedam: Jo-
zef, ma kazdy sposob ulapte
jedneho ziveho zajaca. a
Private k jednemu kriacku,
bo zajtra pridem $ mojimi
priatel'mi ma pol'ovku. Do
bre, father - poveda Jczef
- bude vsetko v poris dku.
Sikovny clovek Dol - a sam
pol'ovnik tiez.
Ledva som cakal - aby
SINE sa druheho dina rano ru-
Sill.
Pridenle ma farmu. Jozef
mas veselo caka - zaraz sa
pripoji k mojmu priatepovi
a poveda: Father, len "a
mnou - ia znam, kde mo-
je zajacky sedia - a ked'
dnes nedostan1, TAX nikdy.
Celia kompania eaka, CO sa
to stane. o kratky cas- cuje-
me Jozefa: Father - father,
tam sedi! Kdc - kde? Fa-
ther ma to.
Raj len: Bing - bing.
Diva razy streli father. Vse-
tel letime pozriet', kde je
zajac. Ale miesto zajaca, Gu
jem Jozefa: Father, ma moi
dusu, ked' i'm zdochnuteho
zajaca polozim, i ten utecie.
Father miesto zajaca od-
strelil sndrku a posiel zajac
S nasou hostinou.
Priklad.
Isty bohaty mladenec O.
chorel. Vo svojej nemoci pri-
sl'ubil P. Bohu, ze ked' sa
vyzdravi, nikdy to nezabud-
ne a nejak sa odmeni.
: Bob vyslysal jeho prosbu
ozdravel. ked' vysiel do
zahrady, vzdychnul. "Boze,
ked by som len mohol najst'
sp6sob -- a neJako, ked' po.
trebno, i cely svoi majetok
oferovat' "a Tvoju dobrotu.'
Ocul to vzdychnutie sv
Hermes - a sa oval: Cd.
tial' shora len dostavame -
tam nemozes mic poslat' -
ale ked'' chces dobre ucinit'
pod a nasledui ma.
Mladenec posluchnul vo.
lanie a nasledoval starca
ktory no odprevadil do jed,
nej 2chudobnej, tmavej koli,
by. Otec lezal chory ma po.
steli,; matka horko plakala
deti polonahe, laene, bez
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-18

ktory je tiez po voli Hearsta'
a piatym kongresman Ha-
milton Fish Jr. 2 New Yor-.
ku, o ktorom sa hovori, ze1
ma fasisticke sklony a sam
sa menuje "liberalom''. Dl'a
nasej mienky, senator Bo-
rah je najsilnejsim kandida-
tom 20 vsetkych piatich, le-
bo on ma farmarsky zapad
"a sebou a vychod bude re-
publikansky hlasovat', mech
je uz ktokol'vek kandida-
tom.
Prezident Roosevelt lapa
teraz ryby okolo Panamy.
Ale nielen tie, co vo vode
zijl. Tie len tax mimocho-
dom. On ide "a vacsimi ry-
bami: "a priatel'stvom repu-
bliciek strednej Ameriky,
ktore sd blizko Panamskeho
prieplavu. V pade vojny $
Japonskom, ich priatel'stvo
bude nam vel'mi cenne.
Mussolini ocakava vojnu s
Angliou. On vie preco. An
glia tiez. Anglia uz pat ro-
kov bada, ze Mussolini "a
chodi do jej reviru okole
Stredozemneho a Cerveneho
mora. Ohrozuje jej zivot CO
velkej kolonialnej rise a
jestlize ami jedna stranka
neustdpi, tax bude vojna,
do ktorej iste bude potonl
strhnuty cely svet.
Pri hlasovani o sankciach
proti Taliansku, Mad arsko a
Rakusko hlasova1y oproti
sankciam. Rakusko ale po-
tom hlasovalo "a zakaz pre-
davania municie Taliansku,
kdezto Mad 'arsko i potom
hlasovalo proti SO narodom
a "a Taliansko. Tymto svo-
Jim cinom znepriatelilo 81 &C.
ly svet - okrem Talianska
Nemecka. CT TAX posluzi-
10 svojim zaujmom a svojej
Rampant "a reviziu Trianon-
skej mierovej smluvy, nikto
nema pochybnej mienky.
Soskupenie krajin ma dive
stranky este nenastalo, ale
ak by Taliansko, Nemecko a
Mad 'arsko sly do vojny spo-
locne proti ostatnym, ich ma
DEF ma Wit azstvo by bola
veru slaba. Vojna vyzaduje
thlavne peniaze a tych MET
ami V Nemecku, ami V Italian
sku, ami V Mad 'arsku, ami v
Pol'sku, keby i toto slo S nj
mi. Nemecko ma len mizer-
nych 40 million dolarov zlata,
Taliansko uz len okolo 500
(ma!o 800 mil.), Pol'sko ma
sotva "a 100 million dolarov
zlata. Naproti tomu Anglia
ma len donna, neratajuc ko.
Ionic, zlata "a vyse 1,000
milionov dolarov, Francia a,
81 "a 1000, Rusko Ia 1,4OO
milionov dolarov. Cesko-Slo.
vensko ma zlata Wac axe
Pol'sko. Nemecko musi ku.
povat' gumu, bavlnu, vlnu
zeleznu rudu, olej, nikel
med z cudziny - tedy mu
81 "a to platit' zlatom. Ia
liansko tiez. PoPsko ma z
potrebnych veci len trochr
oleja v Halici, ktorym Wy
staci len pre- seba, ostatnt
veci tiez must kupovat' -
ba este Wac, lebo ono nemt
fabrik ma vyrobu kanonov
tankov a automobilov. Ma
! d 'arsko okrem papriky a sla
niny nema mic. Naproti to
mu Anglia ma vsetko dom;
a v koloniach. Rusko a Fran
cia tiez. A majI zlato ma do
datok. Cesko-Slovensko zde
dilo ohromne municne fab
riky po Rakusko-U Uhorsku ;
z Rumunska dostane olej
potraviny "a kanony a mum
ciu. K tomu prisly hodnover
ne zpravy, ze Nemecko j,
H., CO e1,oisxoo ,hr1iar S,,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-18

predstavit', axe t'az-
kosti maju nase organizacie
S kolektovanim morgicovych
poziciek. Zprava adv. Willu
zabrala Wac ako jednu stra-
nu organu. Udstvo MSS.
kazdej organizacie (lebo
vsetky maju podobne t'azko-
sti) 81 moze z takej zpravy
predstavit' pracu, ktoru hi.
uradnici musia konat' okrenl
ich riadnej prace. L'ahko bo-
10 byt' hi. uradnikom pred
20 rokni, ked bolo treba
,vypracovat' len rozpoeet a
no rozposlat' ma spolky a
zaznacit' prijmy a vydavky.
v terajsom case hi. uradnik
must byt' vsetko: financnfk,
pozemkovy obchodnik, poi
st'ujuci expert atd'., ably mo-
hol svoje povinnosti dobre
koncit'.
Spolky v Lorain, O. w.
niesly rezoluciu, v ktorej zia-
dajd spojenie vsetkych slo-
venskych organizacii v jed
nu a vyucovanie sloveneiny v
osadnych skolach. Pisu, ze
tie kampane "a move Glen.
stvo je len daromnym vyha-
dzovanim penazi. A to je
pravda. Len co nasbieraj u
par tisic alebo par sto no.
vych, druhych par tisic ale
bo par sto utratia.
Slovenske organizacie ke-
dysi maly ohromny vliv ma
slovensky zivot v Amerike,
Teraz no utracaju, lebo ne
venuju mu patricnu pozor-
most. Ma konvenciach venu-
je sa Wac casu ma kortesac-
ky a zabavy, ako ma narod-
ne otazky. / ked' sa spoja
tie nase organizacie, nebu-
de mladez vstupovat', ak sa
starost' O jej slovensku w,
chovu nezlepsi.
Mad ari mali "velku
schodzu vo Philadelphia "a
reviziu V nedel'u, tax vel'ku
re z nej zpravodaji filadel.
fickych dennikov odisli, lebo
nemali o com podavat' zpra
WI, ked'ze tam bola len hrst.
ka Mad'arov, a prisli na
schodzu protirevizionloticku
ma ktorej bolo Pine sveta
Bol i zastupca Americke.
Legie, ktory i recnil proti re
VIII.
Pennsylvania Slovacl, Ju
hoslovani a Rumuni postal
senatorovi Spoj. Statov, Da
visovi, protest proti podpisr
a ziadost' o odvolanie jehe
podpisu z mad arskej peti
Gle o reviziu mierovej smlu
Wy. Davis boil zaiste tax o
blafnuty, ako ten milwauk
sky mayor Hoan, ktory svo
podpis odvolal. Sen. Davis
iste podpisal sa, veriac, IL
tym robi neskodnu sluzbickl
Mad'arom. Ale million Slova
kov, Juhoslovanov a, Rumu
nov v Pennsylvania mu dale
ma vedomie, ze co urobil
zle urobil. Davis iste chyb,
napravi, lebo je to spravodli
| w clovek.
Nepochybujeme, re Ma
d'ari dostali uz podpisy OF
niektorych poprednych mu
zov v Youngstowne, lenze
tym nevysli ma svetlo. Ziadel
American by i'm to nepodpi
sal, keby znal, re podpisuj
takd ziadost', akou by boil
ziadost' o prinavratenie Spo
jenych Statov Anglii. ,
V Chicago je najviac sic
venskych obchodnikov zpo
medzi vsetkych slovenskycI
kolonif v Amerike. Ale or
su pokrokovf: oni veria v {
hlasovanie. Tam vychodia t,
slovenske tyzdenniky a vse
fkv sIi zonlnnn6 rb1ScL a ~.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-18
,hleba, tiez nariekaly.

|
| Mladenec sa nastrasil,
ked' to videl - a starry ho
napomenul: "Vidis, tn je ten
oltar, ma ktory mozes tvoju
obetu polozit'. Ii sd zastup-
covia Krista Pana. Urob to
S mimi, Go by 81 urobil Panu
Bohu.' Mladenec posluchnul
starca. A pevne i odmenu
dostal cd P. Boha.
Ide zima. Mnohi nemaju
uhlia kde sa zohriat'.
Kisok chleba pre- svoje die
t'atka ci by 81 ty nemo-
hol nieco urobit' pre- chudob-
nejsieho cd teba?
Tazko verit'.
Kral' Alfonz vel'mi rad
NAL rucnu pracu. Raj jeden
jeho poddany sa z neho w.
smieval a povedal, ze TAXA
praca sa nesvedci ma krapa.
On ale lahko odvetil: A Il
Rob ma darno stvoril kra-
Pom ruky?
Vepky Alexander NAL TO-
to prislovko: Praca je nieco
kral'ovskeho a lenivost' slu-
zobneho.
Pisistratus, kral athen-
sky vzdy vysiel ma sired me-
sta, posbieral nepracujucich
a sam isiel S mimi a obrabal
zem.
Dnes to t'azko verit'. Bo
dnesni krapovia, bohaci, my
slia, ze Bob pracu len pre-
chudobneho cloveka stvorii.
Co by 81 urobil?
Den dusiciek je bllzko.
Kazdy poriadny krest an a
katolik mysli ma svojich 70
mrelych. Povedam, poriad-
ny.
Co by 81 tax zrobil, keby
tvoja neboha maticka, alebo
tvoj dobry nebohy otec vstal
z hrobu - a vystrel X tebe
svoju zimnu ruku a poyedal:
Synu, dcero moja, trpin, v O.
cistci t'azko - daj, daj mi
kvapku polahcenia, sv. 0.
msu, modlitby.
Co by 81 urobil? CT by 81
uioprel til prosbu tel dra-
hej matke, ktora ia ma toll.
10 milovala - toho otca
ktory tol'ko pracoval "a te'
Ia!
Myslis V sebe, nema -- ne
moze mat taky clovek svedo
mia, ktory by to urobil.
Pozri sam do svojho vlast
neho srdca, do svojho vlast'
neho svedomia, a mono ty
81 sam ten clovek, ktory ne
myslis ma tvojich zomrelych
Jako ty sa odmieias svo'
jim, tax cakaj i ty raz oc
svojich, ked' sa pominies.
Dokaz.
Viete, ako to "a davns
vandrovali remeselnicki to-
varysi. Isli z mesta do me
sta, od jedneho 1najstra kl
druhemu.
Isty Juraj Jan 'Huschwe
del bol kovacskym tovary
som a ma svojej vandrovkt
dostal sa do jedneho mests
v 1huringii.
Cele mesto bolo napnute
Vel'ka novina bola - pone
vac vecer vel'ka prednask;
maIa byt' - jeden "ucenec'
NAL dokazat', ze Boha MET
Mas Huschwedel tiez po
siel ma prednasku, vsak ak,
povedal, len sest' fenigov tt
stalo.. ~
''Znalec'' recoval, NADIA
val a ma konci, aby dobr'
bolo skoncene, povedal:
A ked' jest ten Bob, nec|
: dokaze a - dokazoln necl
: bude to, ze posle amelia, kto
, ry mi da jednu po hlave z,
: moju rec.
v Janoyi vrela krv -
: kym boil by sa znalec moho
: branit' vymeral mu DIV
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-18

VoFby.
Politicky hrniec vrie Poll
tikari behaju sem a tam.
Plakaty, karotky ma sta. Ka-
IDA narodnost' je zorganizo-
vana, ma svojho kanjidata
- a po volbach ma pravo
cakat' ma nejakd praca.
Kde SINE my SIovaci? Ano,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-18

Pol'sko bolo stratilo svoju
neodvislost' a bolo rozdele-
ne medzi tri krajiny preto,
re sa nevedelo znasat' so su-
sedmi, ze sa kazdym naro-
dom rozvadilo. Terajsia pol,
ska vlada ide verne v sto-r
pach predkov. Rozvadila So.
!, Franciou, Ruskom, Cesko- |
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-18

,,ersk,oh sh.Loas;L
n,edz; vsa+Laoh s,o,,s,, !. !,
Lo,on;, - Au.o.;,.a Az -;
e., nolroLou;. -; ,,o,,;. ;,
bl,so,.r;. To-, vvohad;. ~;
slovensks +vzdennikv ,,sa.
+Lv 81, z.n1rans oh,ssL.,,,; !;
len s,ovenskdcb ohchodn;-
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Evening star., 1935-09-25
CONCERT TICKETS
PLACED ON SALE
Edward R. Norris Again in
Charge. Schedule Opening
October 20.

Tickets went on sale today for the
National Symphony Orchestra's fifth
regular concert season, scheduled to
open October 20 in Constitution Hall.
Sales also started for the program of
student concerts, which will begin
January 16.
The ticket Office is located in Gar
hnckel's store, Fourteenth and F
streets. Edward r. Norris, who has
directed the symphony ticket sales
for the last three years. again will
have charge of this phase of the con-
certs.
Season tickets are being sent out TO
hundreds Of patrons who already have
made reservations. C. C. Cappel,
manager Of the orchestra, announced.
The first program of the Fall with
DR.. Hans Kinder conducting, will
mark the beginning of a series Of II
Sunday afternoon concerts. A second
series to be presented on eight Thurs
day afternoons and evenings, will open
November 7. Noted soloists have
been engaged to assist the orchestra.
The student programs will start at
Central High School. After nine con-
certs have been presented in the au-
ditoriums of Central, Western and
Eastern High Schools, the series will
end with a festival concert, March
81. in Constitution Hall.
The season tickets range IN price
from So to $l8 for the eight Thursday
concerts and from IS to SIS for the
II Sunday concerts. Tickets for the
student season will sell for 81 and
SITS. ~.
Evening star., 1935-09-25
ROOSEVELT TO GET
ARMS LIST TODAY
Group of Munitions Needing
License to Form Basis
for Proclamation.
BY the Associated Press.

DS Iuc hSSOClhtcu FTeSs.
President Roosevelt was expected
to receive today a list of implements
of war" which the new National NUM-
tions Control Board believes should be
licensed as a deterrent to war
The list was drawn up yesterday
at the first meeting of the board in
Secretary Hull's Office at the State
Department. but members Of the
board declined to make it public in
advance of its presentation at the
White House.
When approved and proclaimed, the
State Department said, all manu-
facturers. exporters and importers Of
arms and munitions and implements
Of war must register with the de-
partment and, after November 90,
these articles may not be exported
from or imported into this country
without a license issued by the de-
partment to cover each shipment"
In the event Of foreign conflict. the
draft was expected to form the basis
Of a presidential proclamation clamp
ing q mandatory embargo as directed
by the neutrality law.
A final determination Of what COM
prises war implements under the act
rests with the President, but observers
here believed the list and any future
embargo" list would be founded on
the articles whose shipment already Is
prohibited by law into China, Cuba,
Honduras, Nicaragua, Paraguay, Bo-
nvia and the Chaco.
A demand for a complete prohibi-
ton against selling to nations at war
was voiced in New York yesterday by
Bernard M. Baruch, who urged special
legislation In the last Congress to
take the profits out of war On re-
turning from European trip. Baruch
said:
If we want to observe neutrality
we must sell nothing TO nations at
war. There amt no such animals
as non-war material. Everything is
munition. Remember that after a
country is at war, wheat, food, cloth
ing and all the necessities of life re-
quired to care for the civilian popula-
ton are as important as gas and
bombs"
Evening star., 1935-09-25
BAKER WARNS US.
ON HALT|NG RELIEF
Tells Human Needs Confer
ence Withdrawal Must
Be Gradual.

Former Secretary Of War Newton D.
Baker yesterday warned the closing
session of the 1885 Mobilization for
Human Needs that Government with
drawal from relief must be very grad
ual," or at least gradual enough to
avoid putting "a too sudden burden"
on private philanthropy.
In contrast, previous speakers had
said the Federal Government was re-
firing from the home relief field as
rapidly as possible, placing the re-
sponsibility for this form Of assistance
squarely on private enterprise.
Discussing the welfare outlook,
Baker said:
When the public conscience has
reached the place where it accepts
the obligation. then the transfer from
private to public philanthropy is a
normal and easy transfer. But there
will always be the opportunity for
pioneering by private agencies.
U. S. Aid Was Timely.
II think we ought not to lose sight
of the fact that if the general Gov
ernment and its State and local gov
ernments had not intervened in this
relief problem in the fierce and dead
ly days of this depression, that no
possible willingness on the part of pri
vate philanthropy to carry that load
would at all have sufficed.
I'VE have been spared the tragedy
~ Aieo caniol Itcoe kx, fha
intervention that the general Govern
ment has made and that the State
governments have made"
Baker said welfare agencies hope
to reduce the problem eventually to
degree which can again become a
problem Of neighborhood capacity"
my only hope Is" he declared,
that the transition will not be too
sudden. that We will not Jump to the
conclusion that the depression is over
and that the consequences of the de-
preston will be over just as soon as
the fact Of the depression is over"
County Relief Head Speaks.
Miss Dorothy c. Kahn. director Of
county relief in Philadelphia and
president of the American Association
of Social Workers. addressed the clos
ing session at luncheon in the May
flower Hotel on the problems con-
fronting those engaged in social work.
The Community Chests annual
drive will begin shortly with a goal
in excess of the $40 ,000, 900 which was
donated throughout the Nation for
expenditures. in the current year. 1t
is hoped to raise at least $4,000, 900
more this year.
Evening star., 1935-09-25

with him. we yell: Mad dog" and
start shooting.
Once a dog of mine bit three people
in rapid succession, and I had my
pistol cooked when I found out the
first one he bit was our leading re-
ligious bigot. so I knew he'd bitten
the other two trying to get the taste
out of his mouth.
Well, all the millions who abhorred
the whole thing as a brutal exhibi-
ton were listening to the fight on the
radio-even as you and I. Did you
ever notice that the average ringside
broadcaster is a very near-sighted per-
son who is wrong in a loud tone Of
voice?
(Copyrirht. 1885. BY the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Mc.1