davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-22
"a hospodarsku demokraciu.

"a hospodarsku demokraciu.
Zvlastnu pozornost' sdstre-
dilo ma seba dvojdenne "a
sedanie vykonneho vyboru
republikanskej (rol'nfckej)
strany. Ministersky predseda
Malypetr vyzdvihol ma nom
nutnost' narodne-politickej a
statne-politickej solidarity a
vyslovil sa rozhodne pre- de-
mokraticke sriadenie a usku-
tocnovanie demokracie hos
podarskej. Minister DIR. Ho-
dza ako smysel a ciel' novel
hospodarskej poitiky oznacil
snahu, dondtit' financny ka-
pital, ably sldzil vyrobe a ME
spekulacnemu obohacovaniu
jednotlivcov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-22
Diet'a zhorelo, kym matka
sla pre- vodu.

AASt q AAOk CIV Ny~AA
sla pre- vodu.
Ma samote Pavlusy, obec
Zakopeie pri Cadci v Trenc.,
prihodilo sa nest 'astie, ktore
ma byt' smutnym prfkladom
rodieom, aby nenechavali
svoje male deti bez dozoru
opustene. Robotnicka Anna
Kozelek, matka 3-rocnej An
ny, vysla z domceku ku stu
dni pre- vodu. V byte costa
la samotna Anicka, ktora ma
sla zapaPky, zacala sa s nj
mi hrat', az sa jej zapalily
satoeky. Ubohe diet'a brani-
10 sa ohnu, val'alo sa po ze-
mi a kricalo o pomoc, ale
jeho volanie mix nepocul. Od
bOleStl behalO diet a pO lZpe
hore-dole, ale tym len pod
porovalo horenie Stat. Matka
uz zd'aleka pocula volanie
svojej dcery, ale kym PRIDE
hla domov, bola uz mala A
nicka veImi popalena a vo
el'kych bolestiach zomrela.
Chudobnd rodinu Kozeleko-
WI stiha zly osud, lebo pred
5 rokmi odisiel otec Cyprian
Kozelek do sveta ma robotu
a cd tych cias nevedia, q
zije.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-22
Nest'astie pri svazani dreva.

Nest'astie pri svazani dreva.
V chotari obce Lovce pri
,Topol 'ciankach stihlo 55-r.
rol'nika z Loviec, Klementa
Seckara, nest 'astie. S viace-
rymi spoluobcanmi odvazal
z blfzkeho lesa drevo. Voz
81 vsak tax nalozil, ze kone
potion nemohly zabrat'. Me
kol'kf obcania, v lese pracu-
jdci, dosli mu ma pomoc a
zacali voz potfskat'. Seckar
sam 81 oprel pleco o zadn1
cast voza a pomahal. Kone
vsak odrazu polly, voz sa
prevrhol a privalil Seckara,
ktoremu bola hlava rozmiaz-
dena, takze ma mieste umrel.
Oplakava no pocetna rodina.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-22

nostne rozrezany zvlastnym
k tomu ucelu zhotovenym 2
yardy dlhym nozom a roz-
deleny mlsnym jazyckom le-
banonskym. Wac ako 5000
osob mohlo sa touto slad-
kost 'ou do syta najest'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-22
Omrzel ho zivot.

V Presove strelil sa v sa-
movrazedlnoln 1mysle do bru
cha 77-rocny Jozef Hamara.
Ako d0vod k samovrazde u
dal vysoky vek, ktory mu
strpcoval zivot. Do brucha
81 strelil preto, lebo myslel,
re tam ma srdce a tax ze
najsk6r zomre. Boil preveze-
ny do okresnej nemocnice v
Presove. D1fa sa v jeho sko-
re vyzdravenie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-22
MA PREDAJ FARMA

8 akrov, 6 izbovy dobry dom
a .pekny ovocny sad. Jedna
mfPa cd Idora parku ma do
brej ceste. Lacnota. Haste
sa u majitepa Mr.. Louis, v {.
26 e. Chalmers Ave-, City.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-22

- kazdy spolok, kaxds
slovenske teleso, ktors chce
rast' a mohutniet' da 81 ad-
resar do Y. S. N. lynn al do
kaze, ze je slovenskyrn '
skuto6nosti, lebo podpori slo-
venskl literat1ru, slovenskG
kult6ru.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-22
Po dvoch rokoch ho dopadli.

Po dvoch rokoch ho dopadli.
Pred dvoma rokmi vlamal
sa Wac raz trestany zlodej a
podvodnfk, 49rocny Franti-
SEX Ruchschlos z Piarg, okr.
kremnicky, do bojnickeho
zamku, kde ukradol rome
sdciastky bytoveho zariade-
MIA a usiel. Po kradezi stale
sa potuloval po Slovensku a
ukryval sa, takze cetnici no
nemohli ulapit'. Len teraz sa
zatdlal do Vrutok, poznal no
sluzbu konajdci cetnfk a "a
tknul. Boil uvazneny v Turc.
Sv. MARITIME.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-22
UtopiIa novorodeniatko.

V Spis. Vlachoch narodilo
sa sluzke Klare Findovej
zdrave nemanzelske diet'a,
ktore sa dlho zivotu netesilo.
Krkavcia matka odniesla v
noci diet'a k ned 'alekemu
potoku, kde vysekala v Fade
dieru a potion no strcila do
vody pod Pad. Ma druhy den
mrtvolku novorodeniatka ma
Sly deti, ktore sa ma Fade
klzaly.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-22
Slovenske sklo pre- bulhar-
skeho kral'a.

V minulych dnoch bola z
najvacsich slovenskych sklar
nj v Lednickom Rovnom W.
pravena zasielka skleneho
tovaru ma adresu bulharske-
no kral l'ovskeho dvoru v So
fiji pre- bulharskeho cara b.
risa. Sklarne v Lednickom
Rovnom maj1 najma v po-
slednej dobe objednavky z
ceieho sveta a preto chyry o
obmedzovanf prace v sklarni
ME sd pravdive.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-22
Martinska celulozka zacala
pracovat'.

pracoVaC.
Zastavenie prace v celul6-
re v Turc. sv. MARITIME t'azko
dol'ahlo svojho casu nielen
ma 500 robotnikov, ktori boil
vtedy prepustenf, ale al ma
martinskych obchodnfkov a
ma &c. spolocnost', lebo to-
warren sa octla vo vepkej tie
sni. Minuleho roku pok1sila
sa spolocnost' vyrobu obno-
Wit, ale pre- vysoke ceny dre-
va a dovozne tarify mohla
pracu udrzat' len 6 mesia-
GOV. Ma naliehanie NEST
skych cinitel'ov a robotnikov
vysla martinskej celul6zke v
dstrety sprava lesnych stat
kov a tax cd dfa 10. janua-
ra t. r. je tovaren Ease v Gin
nosti, ale len s $50 robotnfk-
mi. Spolocnost' ma ma 6 me-
siacov objednavok pre- cudzi-
nu a je nadej, re ma jar sa
situacia zlepsi, takze sa bude
pracovat' d'alej a s plnym
poctom robotnfkov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-22
Trnava bude dlazdit' ulice

Pociatkom jara zacne sa s
regulaciou potoka Trnavky
a ma dojst' al k vystavbe
novel stat. obecnej skoly.
Budd sa prevadzat' al dpra-
w pocetnych ulfc a dlazde-
ME. Potrebny naklad ma tie
to investfcie ma uz mesto
zaistene a tym bude otazka
nezamestnanosti v Trnave
st'astne riesena.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-22
Nova skola pod Tatrami

V Malom Slavkove bola
slavnostne odovzdana svojmu
dcelu dvoj.triedna rim. kat.
l'udova skola, ktora ma u
citepske byty, kabinet a We
draisie miestnosti vel'mi u
celne Zariadene.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-22
Po stopach vrazdy pred IL
rokmi.

V decembri r. 1918 boil v
lese ned'aleko Kochanoviec
pri Humennom zastreleny ta-
moist rol'nfk Juraj Burda.
Kto ho zastrelil, po celych II
rokov sa nepodarilo zistit'
len teraz tato stara vrazda
opat' ozila. Prihlasilo sa ME-
koPko svedkov, a ma podkla-
de vypovedf Dol v suvislosti
s vrazdou zatknuty rol'nik
Andrej Hrabcak z L'ubisa a
tiez byvaly hajnik Pavel FL
scher z Brestova, ktory bol
zatknuty pre- vrazdu hajni-
ka Fedora z Kudloviec. Vo,
sa pokracuje.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-22
UURAJ WASHINGTON.
(Z2. febru6ra 1892 - ii.
decembra 1799.)
F. L. I. S.

H. As IL NJ
Virginia, najstarsia ame-
ricka kolonia, zalozena An
glicanmi pociatkom sedem-
nasteho storocia, dala Ame-5
rike prveho vynikajuceho
Statnika a narodneho budo-'
vatel'a. Juraj Washington
I ma zasluhu nielen o vybojo-
vanie americkej neodvislosti,
[ ale al 0 vyznacenie cesty, pc
ktorej sa NAL v buducnosti
poberat' zivot prvej republi-
Ky moderneho -veku. Jeho
vplyv je badatel'ny este dnes
kedy mala federacna repub-
lika - ktord pomahal zakla-
dat vzrastla z niecelych
styroch milionov obyvatel'ov
ma 125-milionovy narod.
Juraj Washington narodil
sa %. februara 1892 ma O.
tcovskej plantazi v okrese
Westmoreland vo Virginii.
Do sestnastich rokov dostalo
sa mu obvykleho skolenia;
nasledujuce tri roxy praco-
val ako zememerac, doplnu-
juc svoje novo nadobudane
vedomosti al stddiom vojen-
skej taktiky a cvicenim so
zbranou, bez ktorych by
vzdelanie virginskeho gentle
mana jeho stavu nebolo BY
valo uplne. Jeho charakter
uz al v tych casoch jaw sa
vycibreny, jako je vidiet' z
poznamok v jeho denniku, z
ktoreho uvadzame dve "a
pisky: "Tvoja zabava mech
je muzna, pie hriesna!''
'.Snaz sa zivit' v svojich pr
siach til iskricku nebeskeho
ohna, nazyvan1 svedomie !"
Ma poeiatku svojej vojen-
skej kariery bol Washington
majorom v t'azeni Anglica-
nov proti Francuzom. Ne
skorsie bol hlavnym velite-
l'om virginskych oddielov
vojennych vo franclzskej a
indianskej vojne, ktora tr-
vala cd roku 1853 do roku
1755, a po jej ukonceni vra-
til sa ma svoju plantazu. Tam
Iii pokojne az do roku 1765,
kedy Angliou zavedeny
Stamp Act'' pohnul kolo-
ME k otvorenemu odboju.
Cd toho roku az do dina
Washingtonovej smrti je Ii
votopis prveho americkeho
prezidenta spojeny v neroz-
lucny celok dejinami Spo-
jenych Statov.
Ma rozdiel cd mnohych
zamoznych vlastnikov pody
vtedajsich cias, nevahal mas
Washington ami ma okamih
pripojit' sa k revolucnemu
hnutiu. Ked' kolonie otvore-
ne vyhlasily revol1ciu a od-
trhnutie cd Anglie, prijal
Washington velenie mad kon-
tinentalnou armadou.
Ma pociatku revol1cie zda-
10 sa neuveritelnym, re by
zle organizovane pol'nohos-
podarske kolonie molly ke-
dy vyjst' vit'azne z boja pro-
ii armade Angle, najmoc-
nejsieho naroda sveta. Ma
dele ma vit'azstvo boly tym
mensie, ze ma strane Anglie
stale al mnoho prednych
muzov odbojnych kolonif sa-
mych. Washington bol po-
staveny pred zdanlivo memo
zny dkol: premenit' nedosta
tocne ozbrojene krdle farma-
rov-dobrovol 'nlkov vo vojen-
ske pluky. Tento 1kol vyko-
nal "a prispenia nemeckeho
vojenskeho cvicitel'a gene
rala Won Steubena; neodmie-
tol tiez ziadnej pomocnej
rlky vojenskych vodcov i
nfch narodov. z tych cias
docitame sa o Lafayettovi,
Rochambeau-ovi, r DeKalbovi
Pulaskom a Kosciuszkovi. V
rozhoduj1com okamihu pri-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-22

badaj1ce k zavedeniu mon
archie. Skupina vojenskych
vodcov ozaj al navrhla W.
hlasenie Washingtona "a
kraPa, navrh, ktory Wash
ington vyhlasil "a osobnu u
razku a ''najvacsie zlo, kto-
re by mohlo moju vlast' po-
stihndt'.'
Jako predseda ustavodar-
neho shromazdenia usiloval
sa Washington o zachovanie
svornosti medzi niekopkymi
lskupinami, z ktorych kazda
sa usilovala o uplatnenie svo-
jich vlastnych idei pri sosta-
vovani zakladnych zakonov
noveho statu. Niektore sku-
piny baly sa nasledkov uni
verzalneho volebneho prava,
lneschvapovaly demokraticke
formy vlady a nabadaly k
utvoreniu vsemocnej vlady
centralnej. Inc skupiny zia-
daily uskutocnenie zasad row.
nopravnosti, jako boly tieto
zasady zapisane vo Vyhlase-
lni neodvislosti. Bolo to maj
ma Washingtonovym vply-
vom, ze tieto skupiny dospe-
ly ku kompromisu a re u
stava bola predostreta sta
tom a napokon schvalena.
Ked' boil Washington zvo-
leny "a prezidenta, vybral
81 takych muzov, akymi boil
Hamilton, Jefferson, Knox a
Randolph, ably mu pomohli
ustavit' pevnu narodnd VIA
du. Hamilton a Jefferson bo-
Ii vodcami dvoch odporujd-
cich 81 politickych stran, ale
to Westinghouse nijako ne
zabranilo, ably ich obidvoch
nevyvolil pre- svoj kabinet.
Napriek protestu dobre or
ganizovanych skupin snazil
sa Washington vzdy zacho-
vat mier. Vyhnul sa tax O.
zbrojenemu konfliktu S An
gliou a odmietol vojenske "a
siahnutie, ku ktoremu no ma
badala franc1zska revolucna
vlada. Vojensky genius re-
volucnej vojny usiloval sa o
zachovanie mieru a priatep-
skych svazkov S ostatnymi
narodami, vystrihajuc pritom
proti militaristickemu duchu
a proti smluvam S europsky-
mi statmi, smluvam, ktore
by molly West k rozlicnym
zapletkam. Tato posledna w
straha zostava podnes "a
kladnym principom americ-
kej diplomacie.
-Mnohe zasady, ktorymi sa
riadil Washington pocas svo-
jich dvoch prezidentskych
terminov vo vnutornej poll
tike, narazaly ma casty od-
por, najma ked' mimi zasa-
hoval do moci jednotlivych
statov. Napriek vsetkym ta-
kym nesnadzam menily sa
vol'akedajsie anglicke kolo-
ME pomaly v jediny narod.
Ked' Washington odmietol
zostat' prezidentom al ma
treti termfn a odisiel do Mt.
Vernon, opust' al politicky
zivot uz pevne ustavenej re-
publiky a zanechaval "a Sc
bou zasady a tradicie, kto-
rych sa Amerika pridrzia-
vala v mnohych nasleduju-
cich generaciach.
Juraj Washington zomrel
ID. decembra 1899 vo veku
G8 rokov. Hlavne mesto tel
to krajiny bolo pomenovane
po nom, a MET aida mesta
alebo mestecka v Spojenych
Statoch, ktore nepomenovalo
po prvom prezidentovi ame-
rickom dajakd hlavn1 ulicu,
alebo ktore ma jeho cest' ne
vybudovalo pomnik. Narod-
ny Washingtonov pomnik -
555 stop vysoky slip bieleho
mramoru - Dol vztyceny v
hlavnom meste krajiny ro-
ku 1888.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-25
FULL WEATHER REPORT

Boston, July 25-(UP)-weather forecast:
 Massachusetts and Rhode Island Showers tonight, probably clearing Friday morning. Slightly cooler to- night and Friday. nnecticut-Showers tonight. Fri day probably fair. Slightly cooler tonight and tomorrow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-25
FARM AID PLAN
 PROVES FAILURE
Farmers Refuse to Take Anyone Without Pre-
 viOus Experience

Announced by the federal relief administration early this week as one. of it's principal objectives, the plan whereby those on the relief rolls are to be placed as helpers on farms to remedy labor short age regarded as serious, is appar- ently doomed to failure in Water bury.
 While it is true that the demand for farm labor is great, the diffi- culty lies in the fact that all of the farmers applying for helpers insist that the men have expe- rience, Arthur J. Collins, manager of the local office of the state em- ployment service, said today.
 According to MT. Collins farmers will1not accept man who has had no farming background whatever. He points out that the average farm-owner cannot take time out from busy day to instruct man in, the llultifarious duties con- nected with farm life. This is es- pecially true at present, the busiest season of the year for farmers.
 Thus the peculiar situation is created of surplus of jobs and nobody to take them. Most of the persons registered at the state enl- ployment office are unemployed tradesmen, mechanics, unskilled la borers, and the like. Those with farming experience, in an indus trial city such as Waterbury, are extremely few.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-25
Eight States Linked
 In Teletype Set-Up
Waterbury Shares Advantages With New Connections
 Between State, Rhode Island-54 Stations Joined

Connection of the Connecticut police teletype system with that of Rhode. Island last night gave the Waterbury police department direct contact with 23 stations in that state and added further to the efficiency of the transmission sys- tenn which has proven so useful in sending alarms, tracing stolen cars and exchanging departmental in- formation.
 Through various hookups, Wa terbury police now cah send mes- sages to police in New York, Penn sylvania, Massachusetts, New Jer- sey, Delaware, Rhode Island and Ohio. The teletype hookup has been expanded rapidly during re- cent years.
 The teletype link between Connec- ticut and Rhode Island was off, cial1y opened Wednesday night by general broadcast to all stations in the state. The announcement was made by State Police Commis- sioner Anthony Sunderland. The opening of the. communication sys- tenn came at the end of a day of successful test broadcasting.
 Thirty-one In State
 The 31 teletype stations in Con- necticut now will be able to get in touch with police in 9; stations in Rhode Island by broadcasting di- rectly to Providence. That city pre- viously was equipped with teletype facilities, but it was not until re- gently that the system was extend ed to other important cities in the state. Before the direct Providence to Hartford wire was installed, sta- tions in that state could reach Providence only by relaying brotd- casts through they Massachusetts stations in Northampton and Bos- ton.
 By means of the eight-state hook up, police in Connecticut are en- abled to communicate with import ant points in seven other states with no expense other than the operation cost of the system Broadcasts from this state can be relayed as far west as Massilon, O The stations in Connecticut are directly connected, and can com municate with each other through the central teletype office here.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-25
taan Organization Protests Action of Secretary Hull

fraternity was begun last night on South Main street, between Union and Meadow streets. Patroiman John Walsh, assigned to special duty in that section, arrested ak men when he found them either drunk or annoying passers-by.
 The clean-up will be extended to other sections of the city, t was indicated at police headquar- ters today. The drive is in answer to complaints from several sec tions of the city of loafers and drunkards lettering on street corr ners, stopping pedestrians and aslx~ ing for money.
 In court this morning, five men were fined $10 and costs. Unable to raise that amount, they went to jail to work out the fines. All are old offenders. A fifth man, who was in court for drunkenness only two days ago. received 3O- day jail term and was fined $1O and costs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-25

Scores of Waterbury veterans of the World war are pulling strong" for their girl friend and Sweet heart of the A. E. F.", Elsie Janis, who was seriously hurt last even ing in an automobile accident. Members of the Yankee Division of this city recall Miss Janis efforts to make them happy during the trying times of the war. She sang and danced for them behind the lines and brought cheer to de- pressed spirits. On the occasion of her last visit to Waterbury, ap- bearing. at Polls Palace, she was presented with a beautiful bouquet of flowers. The committee, which greeted her on the stage, were all wearers of Distinguished Service Crosses and other decorations for bravery. Miss Janis expressed her great surprise at being so signal ly honored by the Brass City's out standing heroes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-25
LEAGUE COMPLETES DEDICATION PLANS
COlOred Residents H Ol d Ceremonies Sunday at
 Settlers Village

The Booker T.. washington room at Settlers Village will be dedi- cated Sunday afternoon at 2:S0 o'clock under the auspices of the Pearl Street Community Civic league. The EZRA band. will open the ceremonies which will include addresses by Mrs. Leila T. Alex ander, member of the Settlers Village committee, and chairman of the Pearl Street league; Mayor Frank Hayes, Thomas F. Kelly, William M. Harris, Rawson w. Haddon, Rev I. W. Reed, pastor of Grace Baptist church; Rev A. A. Perry, pastor of the A.M.E. Zion church; and Jonathan Reed, of Tuskegee Normal and Industrial institute of Alabama. Rev. B. w. Crowder, pastor of the Zion Bap- tist church, will be master of ceremonies,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-25
YOUNGSTERS ESCAPE
 INJURIES IN MISHAPS

Two boys escaped injury yester- day when autos struck one of them as he was on foot and the other while riding bicycle.
 Harry M. Lewis of Meriden re- ported to police that Francis Natale, a youngster, had run into his car on West Clay street. He said thatt he boy was not hurt and and went to his home.
 Patrolman William Greene re- ported that bicyclist, James Bath of 46 Riverside drive, Naugatuck, managed to escape being hurt
 when his bicycle ran into an auto at West Main and Willow streets. The car was operated by Clarence Lovejoy, of Chase Park avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-25
Brotherhood d Claims England Using U. s.
 To Embarrass Italy
Statement Issued To-day Indicates Widespread Re sentiment Among Italian Citizens, Particularly
 World War Veterans - Protests to Result

Telegrams protesting the atti- ture of Secretary of State Cordell Hull in the Italian -Ethiouian con- troversy will soon flood Washing ton, D. C., according to a state- nent made to-day by John De- Pastino, president of the Italian Brotherhood, one of the foremost organizations of the city. Italian. societies throughout the state will be called upon also to register a formal objection with President Roosevelt and congress. MT. De- Pastino claims that there is con- siderable resentment existing here joining in an apparent move with Great Britain to prevent Italy from warning on Ethiopia to avenge a long series of affronts.
 Italian Veterans
 The sacrifices of Italian-Ameri- can veterans are emphasized in the statement issued to-day. The Treaty of Versailles is also at- tackled in the statement as an in- indication that England was given the Lions share" of the spells of war.
 MT. DePastino's statement reads as follows:
 Resentment among local cit- izens of Italian extraction against the tacit consent of the secretary of state in Great Britain's constant declaration that the United States will back England in measures aimed to deter Italy from war in Ethiopia, has developed feeling of resentment among American citizens of Italian extraction.
 Telegrams will soon be flow ing to the President of the United States, congress and members of both branches, from all over the United.
 Local Italian n-American so- cieties will invite others throughout the state and na- tion to follow their example and several veteran organiza- {. lions will join.
 During the World War more than half million citi- gems of Italian extraction served under the Star ngled Banner, several thousands of them having been left under the sods of France and thousands are buried in cemeteries of the United States as their price for Loyalty to this country. Many thousands are disabled and there is not Veteran hospital in the country. where the percentage of Italian ex- traction is not considerable.
 The sacrifices of these Ital- ian-American citizens were made on the battlefields of France and on other war fronts of the World War, which sacrifices would not have been necessary, had England con- centrated Her efforts in win ming the war in Europe instead of sending her armies to build up her empire in Asia Minor, in Africa and elsewhere in the world by conquering millions
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-25
MERIT BADGE

Merit badges were awarded last night at meeting of the court of honor of the local Boy Scout coun- cil. The list is as follows: animal, industry, bookbinding and scholar ship, Arol Charbonneau of troop 13; photography, reading and farm home and it's planning, Raymond Cummings of troop 1. Members of the court present were Herbert s. Root, Allen H. Boardman and Herman Rooster.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-25
an ally of England?

an ally of England?
 If this country should be involved in another war, will it be the Japanese and the Ethiopian slave owners that will fight to, defend it? Of course not.
 Then lets tell the world that we will stay out of world dis putes and take care of our own league of nations here, where the country is made up of former subjects of nearly every country in Europe.
 England has no right to say that this country will back her in stopping Italy from taking Lake Tana which she herself has been wanting, but the Egyptians refused to shed their blood for its conquest.
 And the American citizens should see to it that MT. Hull stop England from misrepre- senting our government and its authority.
 EnSidnQ KNOWS that even II she wants to go to war against Mussolini, this country offi- cially will not join her.
 And as for criticisms against the Italian form of govern ment, the Italian-Americans agree with those of Italy that it is as good as any form and if Mussolini eventually gets in wrong, he is not to be blamed. but other nations are equally to blame because they do not consider Italy's need for &C., quiring a place under the sun where she can get the neces- sary resources to carry on as an economically free country.
 So far MT. Nunzio Murno has been the only Italian American citizen to interpret the sentiment of the local Ital- ian-Americans.
 Hereafter there will be thousands.