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young man to getting his bacon burnt
or having his wife keep him waiting.
Being British prince he will doubt
less restrain himself, but she viii
know how he feels about 1t, just the
same.
They'll have TO talk about bills
oh, yes, fifty thousand a year is not
very different from five when there
are problems about the children, and
why can't they go to the Mediter-
ranean instead of the cold and wind
of Scotland. Again, being a British
er, he'll probably spare her bad tenn
per and the scenes she might expe-
rience with the bluest blood Of
country further south on the map.
But there's a way of freezing that
has driven more women to drink or
its equivalent than the most violent
RACES of violent men. She's very
pretty, and he'll be jealous, and, Of
course, women will always adore
him. Oh, we don't know what form
this brides trouble will take, but
they'll come along-for there is no
Santa Claus for grown-up wife,
even when she marries fairy-tale
prince.
Don't mistake our meaning. That
prince looks like darling, all right
but just how romantic it viii be to
be married to him depends on pre-
cisely the same breaks that fall TO
the lot of any girl-that is, on how
much of darling he really is; not
on the fact that he is rich, tall and
handsome and the brother of the
prince of Wales"
c. Bell Syndicate.-wNU Service
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FILMS VALUE, IN
RECORD OF LIFE,
IS BEYOND PRICE

When race or tribe dies out, the
record of its habits often dies with
1t. There may be left buildings or
pottery or drawings, If not writings,
from which Psychologists can piece
together some picture of what these
lost peoples were like in their daily
life. But the picture is incomplete,
perhaps fragmentary. The lost races
remain remote and unreal. The
archeologist is now TO find a new
ally in the film-or, rather, archie
ologists in days to come win find
themselves served by films made in
our time of peoples who are now dis
appearing and who will soon be be-
yond record. The congress Of an
thropologists which has just been
meeting in London has decided to set
up a permanent committee to super
wise the film Recommendation" of
races which are in danger of dying
out. The committee will have two
main duties. First, it viii try to bring
together what materials of the kind
already exist-often, as they say, ain
the most unlikely places, news reels,
tropical films, etc." as sort of GEN.
trail film reference library. The
second duty is to send out expeditions
to places where the native inhabi-
tants are In danger of disappearing
or Of being absorbed in other groups,
or to advise travellers visiting such
places on the way to make a film
record of scientific value. One must
not expect too much from the idea,
attractive as it is, of sending out spe-
cial expeditions in search of suitable
material. The committees resources
will no doubt be small, and il might
vitiate the scientific value of the pic
lures taken If they had to pay for
them themselves by sale for popular
exhibition. But there is sound work
to be done on less exacting lines. One
might add the suggestion that 1t Is
not only the manners of vanishing
peoples which should be recorded but
the many vanishing customs of peo-
pies whose survival depends on their
adapting themselves TO new ways of
life.-Manchester (Eng.) Guardian.
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Married Prince Probably
Like Rest of ssIubbies' y

"Oh to be in her shoes for just q
little while-Pd give half my life for
it! To be marrying the son Of the
king of England! To be the sister
in-law of the prince Of Wales. To have
all the crowned heads of Europe at
your wedding and for the rest of
your life call them cousin To be
'one of the family in little old Buck
ingham palace, to eat breakfast with
them, and see them In negligee.
"But most important is the hus-
band she's getting-a prince right
out of a fairy tale. Young, tall and
handsome enough to take your breath
away, with the bluest blood In the
world written all over him in manli-
ness and charm. Just look at his
picture and imagine the lifelong
thrill and romance of having him for
a husband. What it must be like J"
Commenting on the foregoing,
from a very human standpoint, a
widely read contributor to these col
umns reflects as follows: "a young
girl said that to me on the day of
the marriage of the Greek Princess
Marina to the duke of Kent. And
doubtless thousands of other girls
were saying 1t to themselves. Per-
haps, too, few married women who
looked at the picture of the bride
groom-and felt sorry for them
selves.
"What it must be like to be mar
ried to him!
"Well, with the gilded coaches
back in the stables and the last royal
guests gone home to ward off their
own revolutions, with the tons of
gold and silver wedding gifts locked
up in the storeroom-in short with
all the shouting over-it's probably
like being married to any other man.
"By now the princess will be busy
getting used to her new relations
only she'll have to pay more atten-
ton than most to her mother-in-law.
It's about time, too, for her to get
ting down to the serious business
of housekeeping and some one said
twenty servants can be twenty times
the worry of one.
''But it's her man in whom we are
interested-and how it must feel to
be married to him, her fairy-tale
prince.
"Come to think Of it, most women
married fairy-tale princes-and came
back to earth by pretty much the
same route. There's that gradual
dissolving Of the spell, and getting
used to the particular quirks and
whims Of fiesh-and-blood man.
Probably the kings son will react
no differently than any well-bred
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rhythmic chewing, combined with
exercises of the head and neck, was
revealed recently at New York to
1900 models, members of the Models
Guild, as the newest beauty formula.
The advice came from a well-known
specialist in response to a request
from the guild for information re-
garding the system.
A dozen exercises are included In
the complete routine. The instruc-
lions for the one illustrated: "Start
with chewing gum-one or two
sticks. After a few seconds, begin
the exercise by tossing the head
from side to side. Then open your
mouth as wide as you can. Close it
gradually, and all the while endeavor
to chew your gum"
This exercise is designed to tone
the muscles of the chin and lower
jaw. Others promote a fine neck
line and beautiful cheeks.
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the public service, as aatter myself to the sat
isfaction of those wish to please viz:
"The Flag of the United States of America.
"Four devices for the Continental currency
"a seal for the Board Of Treasury.
"A Great Seal for the United States of Amer.
lea, with Reverse.
For these services l have as yet made nc
charge nor received any recompense. now sub
NIT to your Honoufs' consideration whether q
quarter cask of public wine will not be proper
and reasonable reward for these labours and q
suitable encouragement to others of the like ma.
ture"
Apparently Your Honours" did not consider
quarter cask of public wine" to be "a proper
and reasonable reward" for there is no record
or 1t having been given to him. Later he sent q
more formal bill to congress, asking payment for
the designs already mentioned and for numerous
Others the first item on the list being 1.-THE Great
Naval Flag of the United States" This time he
asked, not for wine, but for $27OO. The treasury
committee referred this bill to the board of &C.
counts and this board disapproved its payment
declaring that Hopkinson "was not the only per.
son consulted on those exhibitions of Fancy" and
therefore not entitled to full credit for them nor
to full payment AS to how much Of the credit
Tor these designs belongs to Hopkinson and how
much to other persons, there is no way of know
Ing. But judging from this evidence his part In
designing both the flag and the great seal must
have been considerable
One other achievement of Hopkinson's deserves
mention in the long list associated with his
name He not only wrote the poem which be-
came one OF the most popular songs Of the Rev
olution, but he also gave to the nation SON
Joseph Hopkinson, who in 1898 wrote the song
which. until Francis Scott Keys "Star SpangIed
Banner" swept the country Is years later was
popularity regarded as the principal national song
OF the new republic. That was "Hail Columbia. >
eby Western Newspaper Union.
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because of his radical ideas. He next moved to
Bordentown, N. j., and was a member Of the
provincial council Of that colony from 1774 to
1776. In the latter year he was elected to the
Continental congress from New Jersey and be-
came one of Americas immortals when he voted
for the Declaration Of Independence and later
signed 1t.
As early as 1774 Hopkinson won a name for
himself by publishing an allegory in which he
recounted the wrongs of the colonies and this is
said to have done much to fan the spirit of revo-
luton In all who read 1t. Throughout the Revolu-
ton he continued to use his gifts as writer In
series of satires directed at the British, which
were published in the newspapers Of the day.
Besides being a signer of the Declaration OF
Independence and one Of the leading propagan-
dists of the Revolution. another honor that has
been claimed for him by some historians Is that
he was the designer of the first Stars and Stripes
as our national flag and that he had a hand In
designing the first great seal Of this nation. Al
though the evidence as to his part in giving rs
these symbols is not as conclusive one might
wish it to be, certainly 1t Is more credible than
the evidence upon which is based the legend of
Betsy Ross as the designer" of the flag
In June. TIT, at the time the Continental con-
gress adopted the famous flag resolution, Hopkin-
son was chairman of the navy board, body
which had charge Of virtually all the executive
work Tor Inc navy, unuer Ine olrecuon OF the
marine committee Of congress Two Of his letters
to the marine committee, or the admiralty board,
as he called 1t, have been preserved and 1t Is
upon these two letters that his claim to being a
designer Of the flag and the great seal Is based.
z One, written In 1779, expressed his pleasure at
the approval. which he said he understood the
board had given to the device which he had pre-
pared for its official seal, and continued:
sI have with great readiness upon several -occa.,
sions exerted my small abilities In this way for
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-01-04
Veteran Warhorsa

Kiki, veteran warhorse, owned
by building contractor at AK En-
PROVING, France, has just reached his
forty-first birthday. Kiki was twen-
ty-five at the close of the World war,
and shooting him was considered, but
officials decided that an animal of his
venerable age should be permitted to
end his days in peace.
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Gallants, attend, and hear friend
Thrill forth harmonious ditty-
Strange things I'll tell that late befell
In Philadelphia City.
Twas early day, as poets say,
Just when the sun was rising.
A soldier stood on log of wood
And saw sight surprising.
AS in amaze he stood to gaze
The truth can't be denied, sirs-
He spied score of kegs or more
Come floating down the tide, sirs.
A sailor, too, in jerkin blue,
The strange appearance viewing,
First damned his eyes in great surprise,
Then said, Some mischief's brewing.
"The kegs now hold the rebel bold
Packed up like picked herring;
And they've come down to attack the town
In this new way of ferrying."
The soldier few the sailor, too,
And, scared, almost to death, sirs,
Wore out their shoes to spread the news,
And ran It'll out of breath, sirs.
Now up and down, throughout the town,
Most frantic scenes were acted;
And some ran here and some ran there,
Like men almost distracted.
Some sire" cried, which some denied,
But said the earth had quaked;
And girls and boys, with hideous noise,
Ran through the town half-naked.
Sir William, he, snug as flea,
Lay all this time a-snoring,
Nor dreamed Of harm, as he lay warm
In bed with Mrs. Loring.
Now, in fright, he starts upright,
Awaked by such clatter;
He rubs both eyes and boldly cries,
"For Gods sake, what's the matter"
At his bedside he then espied
Sir Erskine at command, sirs;
Upon one foot he had boot,
And T other in his hand, sirs,
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THE BATTLE OF THE KEGS

"Arisel Ariser Sir Erskine cries;
"The rebels-more's the pity
Without a boat are all ahoat, 8aE
And ranged before the city.
"The motley crew in vessels new
With Satan for their guide, sir,
Packed up in bags or wooden kegs,
Come driving down the tide, sir.
Therefore, prepare for bloody wari
Those kegs must all be routed,
Or surely we despised shall be,
And British courage doubted"
The royal band now ready stand,
All ranged in dead array, sirs,
With stomachs stout to see it out,
And make bloody day, sirs.
The cannons roar from shore to shore,
The small arms make rattle;
Since wars began I'm sure no man
Fer saw SO strange battle.
The rebel wales. the rebel dales,
With rebel trees surrounded,
The distant woods, the hills and floods,
With rebel echoes sounded.
The fish below swan to and fro,
Attacked from every quarter
why, sure" thought they, "the DEVILS to pay
'Mongst folks above the water"
The kegs, It's said, tho strongly made
Of rebel slaves and hoops, sirs,
Could not oppose the powerful foes,
The conquering British troops, sirs,
From morn to night these men of might
Displayed amazing courage,
And when the sun was fairly down
Returned to sup their porridge.
A hundred men with each a pen,
Or more-upon my word, sirs,
It is most true-would be too few
Their valor to record, sirs,
Such feats did they perform that day
Upon those wicked kegs, sirs,
That years to come, if they get home,
They'll make their boasts and brags, sirs
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The Battle of the Kegs" (from an Illustration 70
"Sonos that Cheered the
By ELMO SCOTT WATSON

delphia brings the news that
science has solved a mystery
of more than a century and that
the lost grave" of Francis Hop
kinson, a signer Of the Declara-
ton Of Independence, and one
of the most brilliant men of the
Revolution, has been found at
last. When Hopkinson died in
1871, he was buried in historic
Christ Church graveyard. Evil
IDENTIFY his last resting place was
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-07-19

23. Zasene primeranej deasti Slovenska vsetkych
hospodarskych socialnych sboroch celostatnych.
"a Snizenie danovych pausalov.
25 Zaistenie Glen zivocisnej vyroby krmva.
26 Uprava rol nickych a zivnostnfckych dzob.
27 Zastipenie sovenskych hospodarskych kruhov pri
uzaverani medzistatnych obchodnych smdv
g. Lepsie podporovat' odbyt dreva tn cudzozem-
sku.
2e Menovane odbornikov do krajinskeho zastupitep-
sva zastupitestvi oresnych Sovensku mech robi
podpa vysledku voeb. 4@@
go Likvidovanie ponitrianskych a volebnych perze-
kdcii
81 Pri vykonavani produkvnej pecivosti nezamest-
nanych sa bere immortality zrete vacsu chudob
Slovenska.. .@s~s= .r~e"-ss 5@@s
s2 Urcite osobne zmeny pri notaroch okresnych Ii
radoch.
Minstersky predseda vyslovil sa sneme nasedovne:
Vada bude pokracovat' isilf vlad predoslych ably
boy vybudovane nama hospodarske zakady pre- zdarne
upatnene S,ovenska Podkarpatskej Rusi ramci ceo-
satneho zivota Tomu bude tez sldzit zasade uz
hodnua uprava dopravnych tariff dalkovych ktoym po-
dobne ako nych statoch budd odpahle krae repub-
ky hospodarsky sbzovane tredskam odbyu ch hlav-
pych vyrobkov.
Prpravovane sjednotenie zakonov ako nezbytny "a
klad prospesneho vyvoa nama hopodarskeho zvota bu
de Go najmoznejsie urychene; vlada hoda najbzsom
predozit zakonodarnym sborom navrh obcanskeho
zakona zakona zeleznciach zakona cestach ~
Trvajuc uplne dosledne doterajse poltckej Stat
ne narodnej CD ednote ceskosovenske chce vlada po-
stupovat podklade platnych zakonov decenraiza-
eli spravy podla praktickych potreb chce ably zakona
kompetencia samospravy nemohla byt' obmedzovana.
TAX najma pomocne organy krajnskej spravy, kran-
ska skoka rada, zemedelska rada, pod budu zradene
vybavene zaklade rovnakych zasad ako tomu aebo
bude druhych zemiach repubky Obdobne chce vlada
postupovat otazkach tykadcch Podkarpaskej Rusi
duchu prsusnych ustanoven dstavnej istiny zvast
nym zreteom skutocne narodne hospodarske zaujmy
tamojsieho do republiky statne prislusneho Pudu.
Sine zvedavi ci vada hoclen til skolskd radu inc
zrad Slovensku ei Slovac vstupia do vady male
lstupky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-07-19
XIV. SLOVENSKY DEN - JUBILEJNY.

Ma buducu bude uz XIV. vyrocny Slovensky Den
Slovakov Mahoning doliny. Tedy jubejny. My SINE
Cali tuna usporadovat tieo sovenske narodne dn hned
Clevelandcanm len potom nasedovaly inc sovenske
kolonie Amerke Sovenske Dn s tn uz narodnou usta
noviznou, ako su drahom Slovensku matcne savnos
Keby prestay, znamenao by to dpadok - veky upadok
nasom slovenskom zvote
Sloyenske Dn Mahonig doline vzdy vyznamena-
valy slovenskym duchom. Prs nam vzdy reenit muzo-
via, ktor mas obodr praci "a svoet kori nam nala
novych sill povzbudenia TAX bude tomu teraz.
Pamatame este ten prvy. Vtedy bol Jozef Mar
tnko predsedom Okresneho Sboru Slovenskej Ligy Ma
behal napracoval tazko, MIN ni - ale sa to Wy
daro mad oeakavanie prislo vyse $4,000 Slova
kov nan. Prisli sokoi Ceveandu, obeceni sloven
skych krooch zacvieiH nam vaaskou Janosikov tanec
Bolo to odusevnena! Zapacio to Sovakom tak re
kolstvo cd toho 6asu skoro nkdy nechybovalo
niekol'ko rokov nato mali vystavu vysivek pod
vedenim nebohej uz pracovncky pan Antonio Maruskno
vel Boa to nadherna vystavka kord obdivovay danny
vysokych kruhov Youngstownu Ukaza ze Slovaci
majd umene, pred ktorym treba kobdk sozit Ukazali
SINE, ze my name co pridat elm obohatit Ameriku.
Nase slavnost nase Sovenske Dni boly vzdy yyske
inych, ba predcily ch. Takym bude tento jubejny.
s programe okrem zabavnych sporovych bodov
sovenske reci slovensky spev Oboje nam prida toho
sovenskeho ducha ktory tn byval vzdy ivy Obodr mas
velky naval ludu, tie tisice sovenskych dus kore
pridu dokumentovat prsusnost k sovenskej rodne.
sovenske melodie tanecne prpomenu nam tie zase easy
ked' kedysi kraji tancdva svoskych oslavach
Len e ziaducno, aby tanecnic prs peknych krojoch
zeby to bolo cim skutocnejsie.
Slovac Sloyenky, mladi start - nezabudnite prst
vsetc bratia Slovania mech pridu. We'd jedna
dina Urobme tento jubileny XIV. Slovensky Den pamat
nym!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-07-19
MOI KUT
Pise: FATHER KOSTIK.

| nasi.
Viete, mas slovensky lud
neznal, co to znamena roz-
vod. Pozdavali sa a zili v
laske a svornosti. Pravda,
dom je ME kostol, clovek ME
anjel, tax v manzelskom
stave sa prikvapf to i to. A
to sa predtym prepacilo -
zabudlo. Nielen slova lieta-
ly, ale mnoho razy i hrnce,
ale to nasi start nejako "a
budli, pretrpeli - neuteka-
Ii zaraz ku fiskalovi - a do
sddu, ked' uz zle bolo, isli
k fararovi, tam, kde boil
zdavanf. Dnes? HIM - hm,
jak je to mac, i mas sloven-
sky dobry l'ud hl'ada to, co
je dnes m6da - ano, roz-
vod. Pre- male, drobne veci,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-07-19

povedie svcjich stvrt' Milo
ma vojakov do Afriky, aby
tam polozili svoje zivoty "a
jeho slavu.
Co je pricinou, ze Mussoli-
nj, Hitler a japonski militia
risti s1 tax ochotni do vol
ny? Su mnohe priciny, ale
vsetky su tel istej povahy :
hospodarske. V tych kraji-
mach je vel'ky "nadbytok"
mladych muzov, ktorf sd bez
prace. Podl'a 1dajov Ligy
Narodov, zpomedzi nezamest
nanych talianskych robotni-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-07-19

Boil SINE psali po vorbach CSR, ze sa nova vlada
neudrz bez dcas slovakov lebo ma len 1e6 poslancov
to Is minstram, oproti 134 poslancom opozfcie
pozici okrem Sovakov, s len take srany ktore nemozu
ist do terajse vlady TAX len Slovac zostavajd ktor
mi vada moze poctat tito Slovaci otiz Slovenka lu
dova srana Sovenska narodna strana) poda Wade pod
menk ktorych ochotni do vady vstupt Je ich 32
mich mozno vdie, ze tu nejedna ziaden separatz-
mus, ale len samozrejmu zasadu ably Sovensku so-
venskych veciach rozhodova Slovac ably Sovensku
dostao spravodvosti hospodarskych veciach. Na tie
pozadavky reflektoval minsersky predseda Maypett
verejne Tu odtlacame mart. Mar. Novin tych
80 bodov aby catea vede, ako pokracuje boj
sprawl Slovenska ez Co povedal minersk predseda
ma poziadavky slovakov. ....4.. .,- E
.f Poziadavky sd tieto: 1~s~F
/. Zriadenie Kranskej skolskej rady pre- slovensko
2. Novezaca recoveho zakona, (aby Sovensku
uradovalo po sovensky). '..@' 80 :.
g. Zriadenie katockej teologickej fakulty Brasla-
W ako slciastky Komenskeho univerzity ~
4. Zriadenie techniky Slovensku.
5. Uplne vybudovanie vystrojene Komenskeho uni
verify.
8. Intenzfvnese podporovanie sovenskych kultrnych
inStitdcn celonarodneho vyznamu.
z. Zrovnopravnene cirkevneho ucite sva statnymi
ucite m to cestou zakona Vratenie statne udrzova-
ME katolickych gymnazi.
8. Noveizaca zakona 0 organizaci poltickej spravy
(rozsisnie pravomoci kransksho prezdenta, kransho
vyboru krajinskeho zastupitePstva)
8. Osobitny Status pre- stanych zamestnancov So-
vensku.
TO- Odpolitizovanie obcf
IL Fercentualne uplatnenie sovenskeho zivu
H&lnych 1radoch Prahe.
IL Zriadenie generalneho radtestva statnych lesov
= statkov Slovensku.
13 Zriadenie pobocky postovej sporelne Brasave
.s ID SldGenie filalky Zemskei Hypotecne banky a
xriadenie krajinskeho financneho lstavu
15. Inkameracia cest (Zostatnenie krajinskych O.
kresnych cest.)
16 Odpoitizovanie hospodarskych socianych inst-
q t6cif, ma ktore ma stat vplyv.
IL Zaistenie kvoty statnych dodavok pre- Slovensko
podl'a poctu obyvatelstva. t|s
18 Odstupnovanie zeleznicnych tarif
19 Zaistene kvoty fondov station dotovanych podl'a
poctu obyvaterstva.
90 Pr kontngentacii zemedelskej vyroby brat male
4iH zretsl' na hospod4rsku strukt1ru Slovenska.
a. Vybudov@nie pprnohospod dzrskych .komor
e: OdsR4lehie cehovyeh rozdilIev pn cbinom mo-
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ROzHLAS YSN.

TAX tedy, XIV. Slovensky
Den je uz tn. Prid'me vsetci
ma stredu do Idora parku uz
rano, ably sne videli vsetko,
co nam to ten vybor pripra-
vii. Budu dive baseball hry -
tie najlepsie - jedna dopo-
ludnia z Jednotarskej Lfgy a
druha popoludni 20 Sloven-
,skej Baseball Ligy. Popolu-
dnf budu hrat' campionske
caty: Hubbard New Deal
Lunches (podl'a mena re-
staurantu Slovaka p. Texto-
ray a chyrna cata warren
skych Slovakov, ktora dosial
porazila kazdu baseballovu
catu vo Warren. Bude sa
hodno prizerat' ma ODE hry.
Ma tomto Slovenskom Dni
bude po prvy raz vecera v
takzv. Heidelberg zahrade.
Bude sa ma nu platit' vstup-
ne rs centov. Vstupenky sa
uz predavaj1 a idu dobre.
Kto sa chce veceri zucast-
nit, mech 81 k1pi vstupenku
zavcasu. Pri veceri bude spev
a po veceri tanec pri hudbe
Zajacovej orchestri al do
polnoci. Vstupenky predava
vybor ma cele S predsedom
SLOW. Dna, p. A. M. Palko-
vicom.
v Youngstowne su uspo-
radovane romantic "dni'',
nielen slovenske. Nedavno
Dol Zidovsky Den. Cisty zisk
dali ma podporu chudobnych
zidovskych studentov. My by
SINE tiez mohli pouzit hoe
len ciastku 20 zisku ma pod
poru nasich chudobnych STU
dentov, alebo ma zakdpenie
knih do nasej slovenskej kni-
znice alebo ma ind narodnu
a kulturnu vec.
v Campbell je Ease tuba
volebna kampan, v ktorej
padajd ostre poznamky o
niektorych kandidatoch a
vyvolava sa zla krv. Prave
preto sa nemiesame, SINE me-
utralni. Ale zpravy 0 politi-
ckych schodzach vd'acne u
verejnfme, ked' v mich nebu-
de uraziek a ked' sa v mich
nebud1 ohovarat' kandidati.
Vojna taliansko-abysfnsk
bude j vzdor zakroceniu Via
dy Spojenych Statov. Musso
povedal, ze vojna byt' musi
a punkt. On sa nebojf niko-
no, lebc vie, ze sa nikomu
nechce Bit. Spojene Staty
predsa nepojdu do vojny pre-
cudzf narod v Afrike q Ang-
lia 50 neodvAzi, lebo by po-
ton, Hitler Ease nieto zaeal
n Europe. a tx Muspolini