davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-08
OsLAvILI 80. VYRocIE
SNATKU.

Dna 27. oktobra slavil mas
spolubrat Jan Lipka S man.
zelkou, z Ellsworth, O., 80.
vyrocie ich manzelskeho sta
WI. Ich dobre dietky sa do
myslely, nezabudly ma svo-
jich dobrych a milych rodi-
Gov a Bozou pomocou ich
prekvapily tax sikovne, re
rodicia ami mic netusili. Ich
najstarsf syn, Jan Lipka ich
povolal v nedel'u rano do
kostola a potom ich zabavil
Il ich priatel'ov al do Z. ve-
Ger. Ked' prisli vecer domov,
ich dobri priatelia uz cakali
v ich vlastnom pribytku. A
ko vchadzali do domu, tax
SINE ich prekvapili hlucnym
volanim. Mas jubilant a ju-
bilantka su smelej prirody,
ale veru nemohli prfst' ku
sebe. Doraz len kukali, Co sa
to robi, ze je tol'ko l'udf v
ich prfbytku. Nuz po .zlej
chvili i dobra byva, tax ma
81 jubilanti pomaly prisli ku
sebe. TAX sa potom oslavy
zaujal mas starosta Martin
Lipka a v meme jubilantov
privital host'ov krasnymi slo-
vami a tax predriekol mod
litbu a SINE, sa dali do chut-
nych jedal. Pri jedenf jeden
poveda: Zkade-ze sl totie
kury? Druhy odpoveda: Co
sa staras, ved' ma farme je
kur dost'; ked' nema sjeden,
to ma druhy. TAX pri vece-
ri starosta M. Lipka zavinso-
val, jubilantom krasnymi slo-
vami, aby i'm Pan Bob dal,
Go 81 len ziadajI cd Neho.
Dalej brat starosta predsta-
vii brata 10th, ktory pre-
riekol poucne slova k jubi-
lantom. TAX samo Mrs. Sa-
riska gratulovala a priala i'm
vsetko dobre, aby i'm Pan
Bob dal sa dozit' 50-rocne-
no manzelstva. DaIej brat
! Jan Novotny i'm mnoho a
mnoho dobr9ho blahozelal.
Ia MIN zavinsoval i'm maj.
starsf syn, dc6ra, mladsf syn
a najmladsia dcera, aby ich
Bob pri dobrom zdravf mno.
he roxy pri mas nechal. Zu.
zanna Spirko -tiez gratulova.
Ia q pochvalila j farmerky,
De prichystaly takd fajnu
veceru, Go 50 "a nou i chut'
ne vypilo, takze SINE 81 w
tiahli ,tot1 spisskd: 'tPo ma.
brezf konfk bezf'. Ale tan
sa nasiel j Zemplincan a Wy
tiahnul '.zolte ogurky, zele,
ne listie, jake toto ,dievca
prebars hamisne". Nuz bolc
nam veselo ysetkym. Gratu.
lovali jubilantom tiez jar
Lesicko, Katarina Lesicko q
Jan Serenko. Jubilantom
ma tomto lnieste prajem, aby
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-08
50 v dobrom zdravf q st asst
dozili zlateho jubileumu.
Pritomny.
DAKUJE REV. KOSTI.
KOVI A SPIEVA.

Pochvalen bud Pan Jezis
Kristus! Ctena redakcia -
Racte mi uverejnit' tychto
par riadkov, ako mladej Slo-
venke a citatePke Y. s. N.
a ziacke osmej triedy skoly
sv;itej Alzbety.
Chcem sa pod'akovat' mas
mu milemu vel. panovi, Fa-
der Kostikovi "a jeho krasne
a poucne dopisy a napomf-
mamie v tom jeho Kitiku. ia
vel'mi ten Kutik rada ci-
tam, iebo viem, ze mi je to
vein potrebne. To je tisic
razy lepsie, ako tie Sunday
Funnisi'. Odkedy citam tie
vepmi poucne elanocky, tax
w nechcem sunday Fun
nisi". q
Pan Bob vam zaplat' al
"a tie pesnicky. No ale i'm
nemozem kazdej notu najst'.
Dive uz znam. Totd ~ hurry
cd Braniska' a zas moja
matka nasli notu ma totu :
"Medzi horami lipka zele-
na'. Sebe ju al hrajem ma
plane. Ell, jaka je to sumna,
Ale ia vam zaspievam ia.
XII kratku:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-08
Rakvy z betonu.

Beton je iste smaterialon1
pre- velmi rozmanitd vyro-
bu, ale skutocnou novinkou
sd rakvy betonu. Su vyra-
bane v krajoch kde ma cin-
torfne je spodna voda, TAX
re casio sl rakvy ukladane
V hroboch do vody. ~a.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-08
SIROTA PODHRADSKYCH
Roman. ,
Napisala TEREzIA vANsOvA.
(Pokracovapie.)

"Jestli sa v tebe nekla-
mem, privedie ia moja no
vina do ekstazip'
ssNo len von s nou, co je
"a nu!" &r~
"Herci sl tuv' zvolal Her
minkin ujec vyrazom veP-
kej dolezitosti.
"Herci!? Zkade, kto?"--
zvolala, ako vo vytrzeni Her
minka.
"Spoloenost' isteho Golyo.
va; - vies, vel'a nespubu-
jt, ale majd j dobre silly -
jedna primadonna -"
"Ale, herci v nasom meste,
to je uz udalost'!"
"vidis, diet'a mole, a ty
chcela 81 svojho baeiho tax
mic po mic prec poslat'"
IA Go hrajd? Budd dnes
hrat'? Oh, to pojdeme!' a S
tymi slovami polozila kotli-
eek so snehom ma box -
ponechajuc pecenie cukrovi-
nick rukam skusenejsim -
a vybehla z kuchyne. / Le-
parry odisiel, volatile ma
zpat:
"Pa, mila ruzicka.''
Ia, ktorej to znelo, sta
hla hnevne obrvy a ustka
trpkym a smutnym dsmevom
sa pootvorily.
Keby Viola snad' bola By
vala sdielnejsou, ohebnejsou,
keby bola vedela naklonit'
81 tetku, lichotit' Herminki-
nym slabostiam, bolo by jej
postavenie byvalo istotne zne
sitepnejsim. Ale ona neuro-
bila prvy krok ku smiere-
niu a plaziva pokora, poni.
zenost' bola jej odpornou.
Preto nemohla ziadat', ami
neziadala, aby ony prisly jej
v dstrety, alebo zastaly ju,
ked' robila sa jej krivda. Ba
krivda robila sa jej len z tel
to strany, ved' Imrich osta'
val v diapke cd nej. A lie
paryho skarede lichotenie j
stotne obmedzilo by sa ler
ma lichotenie, keby o tom ME
kto z domacich vazne roz
mysral; ale to veru nikomt
nenapadne, branit' dieves
nenavidene, &C postavent
pod ochranu domaceho pa
ma. A preto znovu musela S
Viola povedat', ze nema 81
ma koho opierat', re odkaza
ma je len ma svoju vlastnt
silu.
Popoludni usporiadala Hel
minka kvety v sal6ne, po
tom prechodila sa z izby d.
izby; al svoju chcela otvo
rit' host'om. Zas pozerals
svoj oblek; hned' ma to otvo
rila klavir, presla rukam
niekoPko raz po klavesoch
ably poznala, ii neposlabil'
sa jedna alebo druha strun;
ma nom. Konecne usporado
vala 81 pred zrkadlom vlasy
Odtial' padly jej zraky n;
fotografie.
"Viola!" zvolala ma devu
ktora oprasovala naradie
"pozri, vsak nam svedti
Vtedy boil Imro cele inak
sim, ako je teraz, sama zdvo
rilost', usluznost' a teraz -
akoby nejakym kuzelnyn
prdtom sibnuty, zmenil sa n,
takeho nejapneho, somraju
echo medved'a! Nemysiis?
.Nemyslela som o tom,
bola rovnodusna odpoved'.
ITO verim. Nuz al k co
nu by to viedlo!? Lepsie pr
teba. Ved' j tax hoyori sa, Z,
od mnoheho myslenia rozbo
Il hlava. - Podaj ze my tel
kvet, tam v mojej izbe n;
posteli. To. - Nina este nj
kdy hlava nebolela. 2 toh,
dalo by sa zatvarat', ze ne
myslim mnoho, ale mne s.
IDA, ze je pre- nina pray,
dost' topko, kolko myslim.
Zato ale musela mysliet
viacej Viola - q hlavka j,
bolela vePmi!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-08

ka ma tento predmet, - "ta
primadonna, akasi Viragvol-
gyi R6zsika, -. nebodaj, re
sa predtym Blumenthalovou
menovala -- ma byt' dost'
sumna, aspon v svetle lamp
divadelnych; ze uz mnoho
hlav pomdtila, - iste uz al
mas pan ujcek niekde u nej
antechambriruje.'' -
Tel mienky Dol kazdy, kto
Leparyho drzal "a hodneho
rozmysl'ania.
Po obede pribehla Emka
celia rozculena do kuchyne,
kde Viola kavu varila.
Zach, Viola, povedz apko-
vi, aby ma pustil s mamou a
Herminkou do divadla, pro-
sim ia, popros ho!''
"A ci ia mama pojme so
sebou?"
"Ved' ia neviem, ked' som
sa jej nespytala."
"Tak musis sa najskor jej
opytat'.
Zach, ia viem, ze ona ne
bude chciet'."
''Zkds to, Emka moja."
Vies Go, Viola, poviem I'M
richoti, ten ma iste pojme
so sebou.
"Mozno, diet'a moja; no,
ia ii neviem povedat'."
"Vidfs, Violka, hovoria, ze
maju tt herci krasne obleky,
zlatom a striebrom vysivane {;
ale vsak je to ME dobre zla-
to-"
"Nie, diet'a mole, to je
len bliktra, tam MET nicoho
praveho."
"A predsa by ia rada j.
sla."
Diet'a neustalo prosit' -,
kym Viola nesl'dbila, ze ju
vypyta cd otca.
Pri svacine pila Emka ne
obyeajnym chvatom svoju
kavu. Prosebnym zrakom
sprevadzala pri tom Violu,
ked' obsluhovala, ba tn i tu
postrknutim rukou napome.
nula ju ma dany Stub. I'm.
. rich to zbadal.
"Coze je, Emka?"
Emka ale prosebnym IRA
kom pozrela ma Violu.
> "Povedz to ty, Viola"
Slabym pokusom usmevu
sdelila Viola ziadost'.
: "Hl'ad'ze mi tlto milovni
Gu umenia! Me, Emka mo
ia, to je ME pre- teba, ty
: tomu nerozumies, ked' by
> som tt povedal, re je to
} pre- druhych, vaesich, jedom
: ME to este pre- take plavaju
! ce rozumceky, ako je tvoj.'
= Dievcatko chcelo plakat'
no premohlo sa.
, "Zato mali by mat drum
rozvahu "a teba a vo vzni
ku udusit' taku nerozumnt
: ziadost'."
Ze Viola tdto poznam
/ ku, co urazlivu, ma sebs
vztiahla, bolo takmer priro
, dzene, ved' ona predniesls
, Emusinu ziadost'. Ale Ii O
! ma to mohla vediet', ked
: nezna podobne predstave
: mia? Cd druheho by ju tatt
: poznamka nechala chladno,
- cd Imricha ju ale popu
dila ku hnevu a zial'u; leb,
: ved' to zname je, ze mas ne
laskave slovo cd milovaneh,
cloveka. dvojnasobne bolt.
Okt6brovy den chylil 81
: ku koncu; svetle oblaky sha
, naly sa mad obzorom a o
statny llc slnka zapadol, VI
: hattie oblokami chodby v pr
vom poschodi svetll ciar'
! ma schody. Dolu schodm
kracala Viola so satami pan
Vilinskej. Ponahlajuc sa do
: lu, nezbadala, re hore laz
Lepary a pri zakrute teme
, zrazila 50 do neho. Chcel'
sa mu vystupit', on, zasta
jej cestu.
"Nie, tax pahko ia nepu
stfm. Bee vymeny ami n,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-08

prsten, v ktoreho brilianta-
mi vykladanej hviezde roz-
razalo sai svetlo lampy. Deva
napadnou zivost 'ou siahla
po prsteni potion Ease
stiahla precs ruku q chytila
ciernu hodvabnd snlrocku,
vin1cu sa okolo hrdla.
Hermfnka zbadala pohyb
|Vi0lr.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-08

Ach, Boze MOI premilcnG
W je moi brat
V ciernej zemi.
Som $ pozdravom, Vasa
verna ctitel'ka,
M. c. n.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-08

chcel branit' tvojej ochra-
ny veru nebolo treba!"
TX tomu som 81 ia sama
sebe dostatocnou obranou!"
riekla Viola hrdo q presla
popri panoch s posunkom ne
prfstupnej hrdosti.
"Vidis, to 81 schovaj, I'M
risko, mohol 81 to nemat' !!
Naco al hasis, co Ia nepa-
Ii. A Gi ia pail, Cot"
Imrich odvratil sa - bez
odvety chcel sa vzdialit'.
20 ktorej sa bude dnes
vecerat', brachu, nemohol by
81 mi to povedat'? Rad by
som dotedy este vidiet', Go
tt protege robia. Znas, tym
rudkom must sa pomahat'
mace i'm vase obecenstvo ne
pomoze ma nohy!"
"Vecerat'? - ia neviem,
spytaj sa -"
"Violy - oj, to vePmi
vd'acne."
"Moze ii to povedat' -
jedna 20 sldzok, alebo ma
ma"
"Imro, keby som ia nepo-
znal a nevedel, ze to dievca
- mienim Violu 49, z hlbin
srdca nenavidis, povedal by
som, ze 81 ma najlepsej &C.
ste do nej sa zapubit
Vecerne cervanky zhasly
a ma schodoch zapahlo po-
iosero. Lepary nevidel, aky
ueinok maly jeho slova, no
citil, ze no Imrova silna pra-
vica chytila "a rameno a po.
triasla silno.
"Ujce, chrah sa nieco po.
dobneho spominat'!"
'Ba, som starry praktikant
- ostatne, malo by tt tt
roztomile diet'a byt' nepo
hodlne -"
Nedohovoril, lebo lahkyn
skokom pribehla Herminka
ably isla hore do izieb prve
no poschodia.
80 com rokujete, pani?
opytala sa zPahka; - "pro
sim, pust'te ma, idem po te
tuskinu kasetku."
Hermfnka vybehla hore -
Imro pristupil blizsie ku vi
cow a povedal mu d6verne
este raz a navzdy ii he
vorirn, chran sa, ujce, a va
ruj sa, ublizit' dievcat'u
ktore -"
"To je znamenite", sko
Gil Lepary hovoriacemu d
reel, "nepocul 81, ved' le
teraz povedala, ze je sam
sebe dostatocnou obranou?
"Ano, pocul; ale kyr
je pod strechou mojho otcs
a pod nasou ochranou, I
ona vzpiera sa tomu aleb
ME, je jedno!'
"Ty tax ponimas veci
- Dobre, ked' to viem; {
statne neviem, co zleho vidi
v mojom nevinnom laskova
nj s tymto nevinnym, no -
hrdym dieycat'om. Proti &C
mu vlastne sa ohradzujes?
"Ty to dobre vies a {
. Ste raz ia napominam: nj
zabudaj ma mole slova!"
"No, ved' je mic; - ia
dem, mono, ze uz ami nj
: pridem k veceri. Apropo'
nepojde al Viola do divs
: dla, rad by ju vidiet', ak
} tvarila by sa pri tych vese
| lych sprymoch. No ale est
: ME je vsetkemu koniec."
} Pri poslednych slovach bt
: uz pri brane, ktorou opust
} dom, aby vyhl'adal vyhlad,
velych svojich protege, ktol
! prisli "a chlebom do slower
: skeho mesta a navzajom d,
: niesli - trochu tel kultdr.
: Imrich $ vyzorom Glow
: ka, ktory hpada niekoho X
! no mohol by ubit', zatvor
i sa do svojej izby.
j Konecne boli vsetci pr
: strojeni do divadla; sk6r m
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-08
zENAV ABYSfNII.

ZENA " ABYSfNII.
o postaveni zeny. v Habesi
da sa t'azko povedat' nieco
vseobecne platneho, pretoze
kazdy tam zijdci kmen sto-
il ma inom stupni kultury a
nasledkom toho jeho zivot
ma inc formy. V tejto risi Ii
ju hlavne a kmene: Habe-
SANTA, Somalci, kmen Gala
a Harrari. Somalci a Gala
zamestnavaju sa hlavne ze-
medelstvom a ziju vacsinou
v okoli miest alebo v kra-
joch podhorskych. Najinte-
ligentnejsou rasou sd Habe-
SANTA. Harrari su zbytkom
kedysi mocnej a vel'kej rise
a ziju hlavne v mestach Har-
rar a Adds Abeba. Venuju
sa hlavne obchodu. Tymto
rozdelenim abysinskeho o.
byvatel 'stva ma rome kme-
nv a roznost'ou ich zamest-
mania je v hlavnych rysoch
urceny zivot abysinskej ze-
ny. zeny patriace ku kme-
nu somalskemu a Gala ziju
hlavne z prace zemedelskej,
zeny kmena abysfnskeho a
harrarskeho ziju Wac 1.-Two
tom "mestskym'', pravda, v
oboch prfpadoch tax, ako to
vyplyva z celkoveho vel'mi
necivilizovaneho stavu zeme.
Vsimnime 81 niektorych "a
uJimavych momentov 20 IL
vota abysinskej zeny:
Vel'mi zaujfmave su aby-
sinske snatky. Ia najvznese-
nejsf plati snatok cirkevny,
ktory obycajne byva vyhra-
deny len najmocnejsfm a maj
poprednejsfm osobam rise,
tedy pokial' sa tyce zien len
elite abysinskych zien. Sna-
tok tento je nerozlucitel'ny.
Prave preto vsak davajd A
bysincania v mnohych pripa-
doch prednost' menej slav-
nostnej sice, ale praktickej-
Sci forme manzelstva, ktora
i'm dovol'uje rozvod, pravda,
len pod tou podmienkou, ze
sa riadne postaraju o zenu a
deti. Najrozsfrenejsi je ale
treti sposob snatkov, ktory
sa ujednava len s otcom ne.
vesty. Nevesta dostane cd
manzela urcity obnos ma We.
denie domacnosti a vybavu,
pozostavajdcu z niekol'kych
sperkov a Stat. Tento man.
zelsky svazok moze sa pc
vzajomnej .dohode rozviest'
bez .akychkol'vek formalit,
U kmena Gala vo vnltri re.
me zachoyaly. sa este inc sva
dobne zvyky. zenfch mus.
rodicom nevestu ukradndt'
To sa dele bud skutocnyn
1nosom,. ktoreho sa zlcast
nj zenich sam alebo so svo'
jimi priatel'mi, alebo v mno
hych prfpadoch je to uz ler
symbolicka slavnost'.r Tente
kmen 81 vel'mi zaklada nj
cti svojej rodiny. Ich zeny 81
| lisia Cd ostatnych Abysinca
nick tym, lie sd vel'mi zdr
zanlive. Ked' sa majd stret
nut ma ulici S cudzfmi l'ud'
mi, tn sas bud skryj1 aleb,
: chytro prejdii mimo Mich
: odvratenou hlavou.
i Domaci zivot Abysincano,
, je vel'mi primitfvny,' taky
: ako boil pred ,starociami. Ma
: t'azsia praca v domacnost
: pripada zene: must Caste
prsteh, v ktoreho brilianta
!, mi vykladanej hviezde roz
: razalo sa svetlo lampy. Dew
napadnou zivost 'ou siahl,
po prsteni potion zas'
stiahla pred: ruku q chytil'
ciernu hodvabnd snlrocku
vin1cu sa okolo hrdla.
/. Hermfnka zbadala pohyl
ilVi0ls.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-08

zala by ia zala,
Zitko fararovi,
Keby mi daroval,
Keby mi daroval,
Sobas frajerovi.
Ale este jednu znam: "
Hory, hory, cierne hory,
Jak ten domcek
Smutne stojf,
Smutnejsie je
Mad tym domom,
Kde prebyva
Sestra s bratom.
Sestra bratovi
Kufrik richtuje,
Ma vojnu no sprovadzuje,
Ach, bratku moi
Premileny,
kedy ty sa vratis z vojny.
.&E S. ..Is,.-.. ,.r...' -r
Vsetci z vojny domov prisli,
Bratov lfstok mi donesli.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-05-10
BIG CITIES
To Get Bulk of Work Relief
Benefit

Washington, D. G. ILNS)-Major
cities will receive the bulk of the
$4,880,000,000 work-relief fund, adj
ministration officials Indicate.
More than half of the 20,500,000 on
relief rolls are crowded into metro
politan centers. President Roosevelt
announced unemployment projects
will be financed to meet local needs.
A great deal of the money is go
ing to big cities" Administrators Hop
kins said Right now, half the direct
relief expenditures of FERA is being
spent in eight industrial states
Hopkins pointed out that, while
congress earmarked major portion
Of the appropriation for rural prof.
ects, it gave the president a 1885,
100000 leeway in spending the money
Scheduled rural projects, such as
rehabilitation, reclamation and irriga.
tion could be eurtailed by executive
order, he said, and additional funds
allotted to activities that could re
employ needy city dwellers.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-05-10
Labor and Farmers Join
In Unionization Drive

Kankakee, III. (ILNS)-A real sue
cess was scored by the Kankakee
Federation Of Labor in conjunction
with the local branch of the Farmers
Union in staging the first Of a series
of mass meetings designed to make
this community organization conscious
and pro-union.
The joint gathering was addressed
by Edward Kennedy, secretary of the
National Farmers Union and Reuben
Soderstrom, president Of the State
Federation Of Labor.
The effect Of the speeches on the
sentiment Of the community is already
evident, in resentment against mob
violence, which has included Bear
Brand Hosiery Company attacks on
Carl Linker, organizer FOR the Amer
ican Federation Of Hosiery Workers
Father Mcguire, militant priest and
friend of labor, Conciliator M. Sher-
man, of the U. S. Department of La
Dor, and Organizer Casebeer, of the
hosiery workers, have also been
threatened or attacked by local anti
union elements.
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WHAT NEXT2

A l2o-mile-an-hour locomotive, the
answer Of steam locomotive builders
to Diesel engine competition, was re-
Gently completed at the Schenectady,
n. Y, shops Of the American Loco
motive Company The locomotive is
an oil-burner covered BY a smooth
metal shell and will haul train Of
stream-lined cars between Chicago
and ST. Paul and Minneapolis. It is
designed to run at least two miles
a minute, and the makers hailed it
as the fastest locomotive in the world.
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the country is in the hands Of little
group of special interests, who never
in eaeir lives have giten sign Of
regard for that welfare, then it is
time for reforms that make the presi-
dents program seem mild.
Another point: No one has ever ac-
cused the Nam of philanthropy L
will invest twenty billion dollars only
for the purpose of getting more than
twenty billions back. The laws to
which the NAM objects are all de-
signed TO protect labor and eonsum-
ers. The obvious conclusion is that
the manufacturers Of the country
propose to take that twenty billions,
plus interests and profits, out Of the
hides Of workers and consumers who
might be protected by those laws.
The NAM is the worlds prize col
lection Of Bourbons. It forgets moth
ing, and learns nothing. It cannot
forget that it ran the country in the
years from 1921 to 1929, and it car
not learn that the years of economic
hell which followed are due solely
to the greed, the stupidity, the AFRO
gance of big business.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. - At least
three former winners, two of whom
may make track history, will start
in the 23rd running of the annual
500-mile lace at the Indianapolis
Motor Speedway here on May 30.
Wild Bill Cummings who won
dashing victory last year by 27 sec
onds, may become the only driver to
win two races in succession. Despite
the heavy odds against repeating, he
win be a popular favorite.
Louis Meyer, who won in 1928 and
1888 to share the two-time winner
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State Liquor Stores
Employees May UniOnize

Augusta, Me. (ILNS)- There has
been some discussion as to the advis-
ability of organizing a union of en-
ployes of the Maine State Liquor Com
mission, which has started establish
ing chain of retail liquor stores. The
proposed union would cover the en-
ployes of the stores, distributing ware
houses, those detailed to trucking the
liquors from the warehouses to the
stores, inspectors, etc. Two former
members of the executive committee
of the State Federation of Labor
are now employed by the commission,
having resigned their labor offices.
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THE VOTES OF LABOR

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FINAL FIGHT
To Free Mooney Believed On

San Francisco (ILNS)-In what
may be the last legal proceedings
for Tom Moneys freedom, papers
have just been filed in the California
courts seeking a writ of habeas cor
pus in accordance with the u. S.
Supreme Court direction. The pro-
ceedings are handled by John f. Fin
erty, Of Washington, D. c., and Frank
P. Walsh, of New York, MONEYS
volunteer counsel, assisted by George
F. Davis, San Francisco attorney.
Legislative assistance for Moneys
latest battle for freedom was planned
in the form Of bill designed to as
sure his release from his life sentence
on conviction Of the San Francisco
Preparedness Day bombing Of 1916.
Assemblyman William NJ. Jones an
nounced he would introduce a bill
based on the recent decision Of the
United States Supreme Court which
said the convict must exhaust all
remedies in California courts before
applying to it for a writ of habeas
corpus.
His bill seeks to remedy deficiency
in California law, which does not
cover Moneys situation, Jones said.
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New York Construction
Jobs in Seasonal Rise

Albany, N. Y. ILNS)- Construc-
ton employment, payrolls and hours
started their upward seasonal swing
in March. Employment increased IA
per cent, payrolls rs per cent, and
man-hours Id per cent, Industrial
Commissioner Elmer f. Andrews re-
ports. Data from approximately 1900
contractors who report each month to
the division of statistics and informa-
tion of the New York department Of
labor, were the basis of these state
ments
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THE PRIZE BoURBoNs

The National Association of Manu-
facturers comes to the country with a
proposal which is at once a bribe and
a threat
Surveys, says the NAM, @indi-
cate that close to $4,000, 100000 in
expenditures, which would give en-
ployment to 100000 men for two
years, is pent up in the field of fac
tory expansion, renovation and re-
habilitation alone"
This idle money will pour into i'm
mediate use on certain conditions. All
reform legislation must be "shelved" J"
The unemployment insurance bill, the
Wagner labor disputes bill, the holding
company bill, changes in the railroad
laws, the Guffey coal bill, the 30-hour
week bill. In word, every measure
that looks to either comfort or secur
ity for that enormous majority Of peo-
pie who work for a living must be
thrown aside, while the financial mas
tiers Of the world use $2o,0oO,O0o, 600
to remodel the industrial machine.
In substance, the NAM says it will
bring prosperity if its wishes are
obeyed, and continue the depression
if its wishes are not obeyed. Labor's
instant Reaction to that arrogant
bluff is that if NAM has such power,
the first duty Of the nation is to take
that power away. If the welfare Of
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Dyeing Workers
Strike in Gotham

New York City (ILNs)-T The
Cleaners, Dyers and Pressers' Union
called its 5000 members out on strike
and leaders predicted that every re-
tail dyeing and pressing establishment
in the city would be paralyzed, affect
ing 10000 workers.
The union directed the strike at ten
chain store organizations held respon-
sible for demoralized conditions fol-
lowing withdrawal of NRA codes sew
eral months ago.
Union recognition, higher wages,
better hours and the elimination of
"cut-throat competition" are de-
manded.