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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-30
RoZHLAS YSN.

DOla V SkOle SV. OyIlld q We
toda tretia schodza "a sbier-
ku ma slovenskd vyssiu skolu
pre- chlapcov v Clevelande. |
Ma sch6dzi bolo oznamene,
ze kazda osada bude mat
sbierku, ked' jej bude maj
prihodnejsie ju vykonat'.
Je pravda, ze nase osady
majl svoje t'azkosti a tiez
programy. Jedna chysta ba-
Ear, druha to, tretia inc. A
len Go je po sbierke ma ur-
sulinsku vyssiu skolu v ma
som meste. Preto 81 musia
urcit' datum sbierky ma slo-
vensku skolu taky, ktory i'm
bude najprihodnejsi. Hlavna
vec je ME, ze kedy sbierka
bude, ale ze bude. A ma to
sa kazda osada ochotne po-
dobrala. TAX je i zaisteny
zdar sbierky ma nasej doline.
V nedel'u boly tri sloven-
ske pikniky a vsetky sa Ease
vydarily. Jeden boil osady
sv. Jana Krstitela v Camp
bell, kde sa sislo vyse 1000
naroda. Boil to piknik, akych
malo byva. Mnohych zaiste
| privabil ten skokan lieta-
dla, kapitan Garry Garrison,
ktory skutocne i skocil. Boil
to dchvatny pohl'ad, ako sa
"vysypal' lietadla, ako sa
mu padak otvoril a ako Pc
kne, rovno, pomaly dopad-
null ma zem. Druhy piknik
boil Politickeho Klubu na
Lansingville. Tam sa tiez do
hrnulo vyse 1000 naroda.
Boil to piknik prilezitosti
%. vyrocia zalozenia tohto
vel'keho klubu. A treti Dol
evanjelickej cirkve sv. Ema-
nuela, ktory sa odbyval ma
farme p. Hanasa v Ellis
worth. Tam sa tiez pekne "a
bavali.
Slovensky Katolicky So
kol slavil v Passaic, NJ. svo-
je 80. vyrocie zalozenia. A
bola to skvela, inpozantns
oslava, akl len sokolstvo vie
pripravit'. 10000 l'udi bo-
10 ma nej pritomne. Cele me-
sto bolo zastavami okrasle-
ne a patrilo S. K. S. Policaj-
ii mesta boli v paradnej row.
nosate. Slavnost' bola filmo-
.vana Pathe spolocnost'ou a
je ukazovana po vsetkych a.
merickych divadlach. S. K.
S. mnoho zdaru nad'alej!
Vlp. Kostik predsa len O.
dide ma tie vakacie. A sl'd-
bill, ze nam donesie ryb, lebo
on cez vakacie bude rybarit'
a ME oddychovat'. Prajeme
mu dobru rybacku - uz len
k voli tomu sl'ubu. Ale aby
to neboly ryby z obchodu,
ako tie bez hlav. co boil raz
doniesol domov po rybacke.
Doznavame sa, ze vlp. Jo-
zef Martineek, duchovny O.
sadly sv. Stefana v Syracuse,
N. Y. NAL Is. augusta 80
roene narodeniny. Skoda, ze
nebolo nikoho, kto no blizsie
pozna, co by boil nieco napi-
sal 20 zivota tohto vel'keho
narodovca . knaza. Rev. Jo-
zef Martincek je jednym 2
tych ''panslavov'', ktori Ia
Slovensku prebldzali l'ud k
narodnemu povedomiu, zaco
vytrpel mnoho cd mad d'ar-
skych uradov. Ked' boil ne
davno u mas, spominal, ako
on kortesoval "a zvolenie
slovenskych poslancov do pc
stianskeho snemu, ako sa un-
no ma fare schadzavali slo-
venskf narodovci katolicki i
evanjelickf. Rev. Martincek
je rodom z Varina, Tren-
cianskej a v Amerike je uz
vyse 80 rokov. Prajeme mu
20 srdca dobreho zdravia a
silly este ma n1noho rokov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-30

lrych je len memo Slovak -
ale v skutocnosti su inf ~
ga hanbia slovenciny!
L'udaci.
Vel'ka radost' po vol'bach.
Slovaci sa zaradovali - bo
mysleli, Re odbila hodina slo.
venskemu otroctvu a tu
je den slobody. Podali Pu-
daci svoju .ponizenu'' pros
bu do Prahy. Slovaci caka-
ju - a Cesi sa smeju. Sine
jd sa ma trpelivosti q dobro-
te nasho narcda. L'ahko sa
i'm smiat' ale t'azko Slo-
vakovi cakat', ked' vidi, ze
trait vsetko, co len NAL -
a ma! Trait n&bozenstvo,
trait rec, trait svoj kdsok
chleba.
Teda Slovac Ease vyhrala,
ale len na papieri, ME v sku-
tocnosti.
L'udaci znaju West boj
pred vol'bami, ale 1leznaj1
vyuzit' svoje .vit'azstvo! Ma
jl vacsinu - a. riensina mad
mimi panuje! Vaesina~ je "a
mimi a jednak sa boja vystd-
pit a smelo povedat'
pred celym svetora, ze Lebo-
lebo! Date nam SlovAkom
slebodu - alebo pratajte sa
z nasej krajiny, bo ta patri
Slovakom a ME Cechom!
Ma konci clovek 81 zaiste
mysli - ze vsetko je jedno
Ii l'udova strana vyhra ale
bo prehra bo pomery ma
Slovensku ami v jednom ami
druhom pade sa nernenia!
L'udaci, nielen kriete, ale
j zrobte nieco! Vsak "este
jedli rast1 ma krivanskej
strane - kto jak Slovak CT
ii, mech sabli chyti...." Ano,
ked' ME inak, slovensky ma
rod must urobit' ten posled-
ny krok "a svoju slobodu!
Prec cd SLOW - ku skut-
kom, l'udaci! L'ud, narod je
S vami nielen v kraji, ale
tn v Amerike!
Farrell-Sharon.
Ia ckolica mala slavian-
sky Den. Pravda, ider1, kde
mozem - tax j tam som sa
dostal.
~ Nemozem svoju radost'
opfsat' a vyjadrit'. Slovak,
Srb, Horvat, Rus, Poliak -
to vsetko bolo spolu. Slovan-
sky narod - ako jeden. Zro-
zumel jeden druheho - sho-
varal sa jeden S druhym.
Vsetko .vyzeralo, ako jedna
rodina. To vyzeralo, ako ma
Ia "Slavia' - mala slavian-
ska krajina.
Najpeknejsie bolo ale to,
ze tt l'udia majd svojho
| Observation-Disclosures vod
Gu -- hlavu v osobe mayora
Franeka. Bee rozdielu kaz-
dy no uctil - kazdy len do
bre slovo NAL o nom. A pre-
co ME? Vsak kazdy Slavian
moze byt' ma mayora Fra
neka pysny!'
Pravda, najdu sa l'udia,
ktori lebo 20 zavisti alebo z
inych malych pricin spinia
to, Co je nase! Pravda, taky
clovek sa nemoze menovat'
Slovakom - ME Slavianom
Ano, vyzeral ten piknik,
ako jedna mila a pekna sla.
vianska familia. A dajte po.
zor ma tych, ktori S peknymi
slovami v. ''ovcom ruchu'' a
chcej1 vas rozbit'! Ktori l'u.
dia sa menia len pre- svoje
- a ME vseobecne dobro
Ktorf l'udia sI ma tol'ko Sc.
becki, ze "a mizerny gros
sl ochotni svoju dusu "a
predat'.
Slovaci a Slaviani -- niktc
nestoji k nam blizsie, axe
Slavian - a Slovak. / pr
vol bach nepozerajte ma stra
ky - ale podporujte svojicl
slavianskych - slovenskycl
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-30


tika je biznis - preco by
NAL casopis zadarmo "a zvo-
lenie niekoho agitovat'? A
vydavanie novin stoji tol l'ko
penazi!
Amerika a sovietske Rus
ko sl 81 uz vo vlasoch. Nasa
vlada poslala sovietskej o.
strd notu, ze porusila Stub
nemiesania sa do vnutornych
zalezitosti Spoj. Statov, ma
zaklade ktoreho sl'ubu bola
sovietska vlada nasou vladou
uznana. V Moskve sa totiz
odbyval sjazd Komunistickei
internationally, ma ktorom
boli j komunisticki vodco-
via 20 Spojenych Statov a
recnili proti nasej vlade. "a
jej shodenie, "a bolsevicku
diktaturu a o tom, ako ko-
munisti tu vedu strajky a
hladove pochody a ze chy-
stajd jeden obrovsky strajk
namornikov a pobreznych ro
botnikov. Toto je prestupe-
ME sl'ubu sovietskej vlady a
preto Spoj. Staty sa jej po-
hrozily, ze ak propaganda
nezastavi, tax bude to mat
vazne nasledky - totiz od-
volanie uznania. A sovietska
vlada, manifesto ol'utovania,
tuto americku notu odoprela
prijat' a vyhlasila, ze nebe-
rie a nebude nikdy brat zod
povednost' "a international
lu, hoci sovietska vlada ju
kontroluje. Ambassador Tro-
janovsky sa tn vyslovil, Re
Amerika vidi smet' v oku j.
neho a nevidi brvno v oku
svojom. S tym cielil ma pro-
tisovietsku propaganda, kto-
ra je tn prevadzana hlavne
v 26 Hearstovych casopisoch
a niekol'kymi organizaciami
a jednotlivcami. Hovori sa a.
le, ze vzdor tomuto sporu
diplomaticke styky nebudu
pretrhnute.
Len Pan Bob vie, co svet
caka, ale myslime, re v Spo-
jenych Statoch komunizmus
nema ziadnej pody. Pc teI
kej propaganda, po torkej
agitacii a v takych t'azkych
casoch, je v Spoj. Statoch
len $4,000 komunistov, z to-
no 60 percent cutz;ncov
Ked' tych deportujd - sko
sa zamysl'a urobit' - osta-
ne ich len 10000 proti 120,-
100000 obyvatel'om. Anne
rikan je vel'ky individualist
- opak kolektivistu-komuni-
stu. Ak tu demokracia zahy-
ME (co by bolo nest'astim
l'udui, nebude to komuniz-
mus co ju nahradi, ale fasiz-
mus, ktory vyviera z nadin.
dividualizmu amer. kapitalu.
Neklamme sa vypoved mi
niektorych Amerikanov ale
DO pisackami malickych ra-
dikalnych casopisov, ba ami
ME rezoluciou konvencie Fe-
deracie Prace v state Ore
gon, v ktorej je "ziskovy sy-
stem" nazvany nemravnym.
To sd hlasy volajucich ma pu.
sti.
Jestli co, tax je to koope.
rativnost', ktora ma buduc-
most v Amerike a ia vyviera
z demokracie. Vsade, kde
farmeri maju dobre spravo-
vane kooperativne spolky,
vedie sa i'm lepsie, ako ne.
organizovanym farmerom. A.
lie najnovsf dokaz dspesneho
kooperativizmu prisiel z W.
Virginie, kde zbankrotovala
spolocnost' Wheeling Trac.
tion Co., operovavsia poulic.
MI elektrickd drahu Robotni.
kom hrozilo vytrovenie sa 2
usporenych penazi, bezrobot.
most q biedenie. Preto sa u.
shovorili, ze zbankrotovant
ciaru kupia. Zalozili 81 koo.
peratfyu, poskladali syoie u.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-30

prospech skladiskov6ho icu Ale ziadna nema by
doan4 ziadnej radovni alebo agenc est ia dradovha
alebo agencia nea zvysne penaze po
zayiazanosti na zaplatene takych veci.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-30
NAyRH CARTERU PRE- MAHONING OKRES
(Pokracovanie.)

(Pokracovanie)
Oddie! s. Vsetci okresni uradnci zamestnanci, cle'
nova konisii aebo vborov kor da zakona su vymeno-
vani probatnym sudcom aebo sudcami okresneho sudu
maiu byt mad 'alei tax vymenivan
Okrem ako vyzaduje clanok XIII tohto carteru audi
tor serif ker stdov rekordov okresny inziner vyme
nul vsetkych zamestnancov pomocnikov deputov svo
jch departmentoch.
:, Vsetci ini uradnici zamestnanci, vynmkami tn
danymi, majd byt' vymenovani okresnymi komisarmi
Oddiel 6. Ziadna osoba, ktora sluzia okresu ako O.
kresny komisar nemoze byt vymenovana do zadneho
stavena okresnej sprave dobu edneho roku po opu
stem toho uradu.
- Oddie 7. Ziaden dradnik alebo zamestnanec okresu
nemoze mat fnancny zaujem, priamy alebo nepriamy
ziadnom kontrakte nakupu alebo predaju okresom ale
bo departmenom, radovou alebo agencou jehc alebt
by financne zaujay priamo alebo nepriamo predaji
kehokovek maetku materaov zsob alebo sluzieb okre
su aebo eho departmentom dradovnam alebo agenciam
Kazda smuva, urobena protive tymito podmienkami
je nepatna.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-30
CLANOK V.
Klerk sudov a rekordev.

Oddiel /. Pc vyprsani dradneho terminu okresneho
rekordera klerka sdov, ktori trade den prijata
tohto carteru pravomoc funkce povnnosti terajsie
buduce tykace iradu okresneho rekordera sudnero
klerka, maju byt' sieene trade znanom pod menom
kerka sudov rekordov Klerk sddov rekordov ma byt
vymenovany okresnym komsarmi neurcity ternin, a
oze byt odstraneny okresnymi komsarm. Plat klerka
sdov rekordov ma by styritisic dvesto dolarov ($4,
100000 ma rok.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-30

Ked' boly ucastiny istej o.
celiarne "a bagatel', myself
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-30

"Slov. Obrana" odkazuje
svojim dopisovatel'onl, aby $
kazdym dopisom, v ktorom
odpordcajl ne-Slovaka ma
zvolenie do nejakeho iradu,
poslali $500, inac pojde do
pis do kosa . do kosa pojde
j taky dopis, Y ktorom je od-
pordcanys Slovak, ale neod-
ber& ten tasopis. K tomuto
odkasu "Slov. Obrany" 50 j
my pripojujeme Z ziadame
dopisovatel'ov. aby 81 toho
vSimli ! ked' im dopis bez
piatky neuysrejnfnne, 80 po-
The Washington times., 1935-10-25
KREMLIN HAS GOLD STARS

MOSCOW, Oct. rs U.N.S0.-A
two.ton "star" with the Soviet
hammer and sickle emblem in its
center was hoisted over the his
toric Spassky gate Of the Krem-
lin today, replacing the Czarist
eagles which had been there since
the Eleventh century.
The star is the first Of a series
which will replace the eagles on
all Kremlin turrets.
A specially constructed crane
was necessary to hoist the star
to a special steel mast. 1t meas
The Washington times., 1935-10-25

ures five yards in diameter and
is gilded with 25 pounds of pure
gold. The hammer and sickle
emblem is studded with 75O semi
precious stones and will be illum-
mated by protector.
While the star was being
hoisted here newspapers in Len
ingrad reported the sentencing of
two workmen in the factory
where the stones were ground to
five and three years in prison on
charges they stole the silver from
which the settings were made.
The Washington times., 1935-10-25
American Denies
Italians Usinq Gas

LONDON, Oct. Is d.N.SJ-Dr,
Robert Hickman, Of Wheaton, nj,
returned to Adds Ababa from a
journey to Jijiga and denied pub
lished reports he had stated the
Italians were using poison gas, ac-
cording to dispatch to the Daily
Telegraph today.
The Washington times., 1935-10-25
CHURCH FETE PARADE

Catholic religious and lay stu
dents, 5000 strong, will publicly
celebrate the feast of Christ the
King, Sunday, with a parade from
Lafayette Square to st. Matthew's
Church.
There the celebration will be
closed with solemn benediction
of the Blessed Sacrament.
Six hundred seminarians, repre-
senting score Of orders and clad
in their distinctive habits, will par
ticipate. Parochial school students
and college units, along with
nurses from Providence and
Georgetown hospitals will be in
The Washington times., 1935-10-25
Red Cross 10 Run
Ethiopia Railroad

LONDON, oct. Is G.N.SO-In.
ternational Red Cross may take
over the Adds Ababa-Djibouti
railroad, the correspondent Of the
London Daily Express reported to-
night. He said negotiations be-
tween French and Ethiopian rep
resentatives are underway.
The Washington times., 1935-10-25
VIENNA BEATS
BOND ISSUE

VIENNA, Va, Oct. 25.-Vienna
citizens yesterday defeated the
proposed bond issue of $S4,1O0 to
install a new water system by a
vote of 108 to SO.
Only l08 of approximately 1000
residents were qualified to vote,
and only 161 went to the polls.
The Washington times., 1935-10-25

line. The largest delegation will
be that of the Washington and
Catholic University Conference
Of the Catholic Students Mission
Crusade with $500 members.
Led by Grand Marshall H. P.
Somerville. the procession begins
at 2:l5 d. m,
The Washington times., 1935-10-25
TR0PIC STORM
PETERS0UT

NEW ORLEANS. La, Oct. rs
NIN.S0.-The tropical disturbance
In the eastern Caribbean today
was reported considerably dimin-
ished, with it's center about 100 to
125 miles northeast of Cape
Gracias, Nicaragua, still moving
southWestWard,
The Washington times., 1935-10-25
Given Nobel Prize

STOCKHOLM, Oct. IS G.N.SJ.
Hans Spemann, German zoologist
of the University of Freiburg, to-
day was awarded the Nobel Prize
for Medicine.
, 1935-07-30
A Smart Proposal

Florida citrus interest, becoming ever increasingly
alive to the competition offered by California, come
forth with what appears TO be a proposal smart both
standpoint Of the consumer.
They propose that citrus fruit shall be sold by
weight. rather than by the piece.
The proposal should meet with favor from the
consumer.
And II should meet with favor from the producer
whose groves bear those thin skinned. Juice filled
fruit so dear to the heart Of the housewife.
In advancing the idea. Florida points out that
Florida oranges are thin skinned and Juicy. that
they are heavier than the thicker skinned California
product.
Citing figures, 1t Is estimated that the average
crate OF Florida oranges weighs around 80 pour o as
against 10 pounds for the California crate Of oranges.
From 4 and one half to five gallons Of Juice can be
squeezed from the average crate Of Florida oranges,
It IS claimed. an amount greater by nearly so per
cent than that obtainable from the California crate
Of oranges.
1t may be that the proposal originated in the mind
OF a man who was served two very small eggs for
breakfast. and who found on inquiry from Madam
Housewife that the small eggs cost the household
Just exactly as much per dozen as the large ones. and
who right there started a campaign to sell eggs by
weight rather than by the piece.
We buy potatoes by weight, tomatoes by weight,
why not buy oranges and even grapefruit by weight
The consumer certainly would like the idea. The
producer OF good fruit would reap the benefit OF the
care with which he had laviShed his orchard.
Florida figures the proposal. II carried out, win
benefit that state. IL should likewise benefit the
citrus growers Of the Lower Rio Grande Valley.
, 1935-07-30
Misguided Conscience

The cables from Berlin bear some peculiar news.
these days.
One dispatch the other day announced that some
500 small Jewish children in Berlin we're told by
social welfare workers that they could no longer go
with other children Of the poor TO the public play
grounds this summer.
On the same day the notorious Jew-baiter. Julius
Streicher, announced that "the conscience OF the
German people must be awakened to realization Of
the existence OF the Jewish problem"
That the conscience Of any people which vents an
insane race prejudice on some hundreds OF small
Slum children Is sadly In need Of awakening. goes
without saying. But that the awakening needs to be
along the lines suggested by streicher is open to
considerable doubt.
, 1935-07-30

brakes from industry or clamp them
down. II Is the first test of the
White House attitude on this prob
lem since the NRA crack-up re-
Uved the Sherman and Clayton
acts.
The papers refer to the proposed
merger OF the Republic Steel and
Corrigan-McKinney Steel compan-
les. Mr.. Cummins' bright young men
attacked the consolidation but a
federal court ruled against the gov
eminent. MI. Cummings has until
August IA 10 determine whether he
wall acquiesce In the courts decision
or carry the antitrust suit TO the
Supreme Court. IL Is the most I'm
pcrtant legal problem before the
administration. Both Mr.. Roosevelt
end Mr.. Cummings realize II and
have taken their time In deciding.
The Attorney General has receiv-
cd recommendations for and against
an appeal. He can decide either
way but informed people think he
win bow 20 the courts ruling. III not.
re Is counted on to set forth the
conditions under which such merg-
ers may be effected and thus fur
nisk industry with definite word OF
the administrators present atti-
tude toward "bigness."
H0f-President Roosevelt has a
faculty for winning OF losing friends
with dramatic suddenneSs. One day
he wins them and the next day he
loses them.
In two days he antagonized social
welfare groups which have been
u~nswervingly sympathetic TO the
major part OF his program Wires
to washington buzzed and burned
with protests against his declaration
against exemption Of corporation
, 1935-07-30
A Port Minded Valley

TOO impatient to wait until the day Of the official
port celebration. thousands OF Valley people flocked
into Port Isabel last Sunday to view the freighter
Fairport, carrier Of the first outbound cargo via the
Valleys deep water port.
II any answer we're needed TO the suspicion that
port enthusiasm is confined to the lower end OF the
valley, these thousands furnished 1t, for a large pro-
portion Of Port Isabels visitors last Sunday were from
HIdalgo and Willacy counties.
The Valley as a whole has been too well sold on
deep water ports in the years gone by to let its en-
thusiasm lag when deep water Is an accomplished fact.
, 1935-07-30
Rdrbs

Mussolini's troops gather I'm AZ
RIGA. Suggested theme song: Halle.
Halle, the gangs all here.
Reports that Germany In trying TO
get rid OF its Jews are malicious
falSehoOda I'm view or the recent
Berlin beat1ngs. how could the Nazis
enjoy Life without the Jews2
Ethioplans should be warned that
the Fascist salute OF the italian SOL
diers I'm Africa doesn't mean half
surrender.
"A new kind or telegraph wire can
handle as many as 2400 messages INC
one time. Wont Father Coughlin
be- pleasedf
A Chicago motorist complains he
has never been thanked by hitch
mixers ne picked up. He should
have thanked them for leaving him
tha car.
, 1935-07-30

IN the United States Is I'm the least worried by this
japanese action. it seems fair to assume that the
ACTON Of our fleet caused no WORRY on the other side
OF the Pacific.
As q matter OF fact. Q good deal OF fuss was made
over nothing. Our fleet p~racticed the raaneuvers it
would use in case Of war with Japan; now the Japa-
nese feet Ia p~racticing the maneuvers IL would use
In case Of a war with us-and who, on either side
OF the water. has been harmed?
, 1935-07-30

ana 0I nyK94A the heatn magazine
Your children today can be educated in matters OF
sex In a much more enlightened way than we're
children Of past generations.
Today. sex education II offered, first. to give chill
dren at the proper time enough knowledge regard
ing their own bodies SO that they viii not be fright
ened, depressed. or mystified by the changes that
occur as they grow older: and, second. to inform
them sufficiently concerning these changes and their
relationship to childbirth SO that their natural curl
osity regarding these matters will be satisfied.
1t has been found that children who are properly
informed are not as likely to develop tendencies in
wrong directions. but realize that the sexual portion
OF life Is quite natural. Also. proper knowledge re-
garding sex win safeguard the child against diseases
and viii bring the boy or girl to the time OF mar
rage suitably prepared.
In a recent survey OF this subject, several compe-
tent educators have indicated their belief that the
questions OF the child should be answered honestly
and fully, particularly through the kindergarten and
the firsl three grades.
There must also be an attempt to cultivate the
proper attitude OF respect and comradeship between
boys and girls. They should not be opposed to each
other in either mental or physical activities.
Neither should boys be punished in school by be-
ing forced to sit with girls. nor should their work be
compared unfavorably with that OF girls In the same
classes.
As the boys and girls grow older. there naturally
comes q greater realization Of sexual differences and
sexual changes. Certainly by the time the boy and
girl are u to IS years Of age. they should have ade-
quate information regarding their own bodies in
relationship to the propagation Of venereal diseases,
Legitimate childbirth. and promiscuity.
Nowadays a great many excellent pamphlets have
been prepared which viii aid parents and teachers
In giving the proper formatio to the child.
In the primary grades it Is quite possible for teach
ers to give fundamental information to children on
the lives Of rabbits. guinea pigs. birds, and other
animals. In the grades which include children OF
9. 10 and IL years OF age. textbooks on hygiene are
available for suitable instruction.
, 1935-07-30

The annual grand maneuvers Of the japanese navy
are under way now, and the fleet is going through
strategic exercises somewhere in the northwest Pa
clfic IN the vicinity OF the Kurile islands.
A few weeks ago the United States performed its
exercises in the Pacific. and the pacifists screamed
20 high heaven about It. Now the Japanese fleet Is
doing just what our own fleet id-an just as no one
, 1935-07-30
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