davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-01
CENA ZEMIAkOV
BUDE ZVYSENA

V kongrese bude onedlho
podany navrh zakona, ably
zemiaky boly vyhlasene "a
zakladny potravny clanok a
ich pestovanie bolo regulo-
vane tax, ako pestovanie ta-
baku. Ktory farmar by w.
pestoval Wac zemiakov, ako
mu bude pridelene,. by pla-
til dan z ktorej by sa w.
placala potom podpora ta-
kym farmarom, ktori by
svoju kvotu nevypestovali.
Ucinok tohto zakona by tedy
boil ten, ze by sa pestovanie
zemiakov vel'mi obmedzilo
a ich cena by hodne posko-
ella. Ia tento navrh hlaso-
valy farmarske organizacie
v Is statoch, ktore pestuj1
zemiaky voy vel'kom mnoz-
stve, j ohioske.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-01
Ma Haseltone
chystaj1 divadlo
Predstavia "Strasidlo' ma 3.
mafCa.

V osade sv. Alzbety v Ha-
seltone chystaju nieco do
breho ma ostatne fasiangy,
to jest 3. marca 1886.
TT start dobrf herci 81 "a
umienili, ze prekvapia ctene
obecenstvo jednou peknou
divadelnou hrou pod menom
"Strasidlo". Tito herci, ktori
vzdy boil tax cinni a rowe
sci oval mas l'ud, poculi asi
poznamky, ze by uz mali
nieco zahrat', preto sa teraz
chytili do prace a dokazu,
re este nezabudli svoje ume-
ME.
A ia som isty, ze sa al
preukazu, lebo ked' 81 tt
Haseltoncania nieco zaumie-
MIA, to al znamenite preve,
du, ze je obecenstvo S tym
vepmi potesene.
Neskorsie podame o tom
Wac, al ktori budu dcinko.
vat v tel hire.
S uctou "a vybor, S.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-01
Ma Brier Hill
sa uz pracuje
Al v Haseltone sa ma Ia
ciat' praca. O 642 rodin me-
nej ma verejnej podpore.

Zlepsene robotne pomery
ma youngstownskej okolici
vidiet' i z toho, ze po rokoch
necinnosti, zapocata bola
praca ma Brier Hill S 200
robotnfkmi a zapocata ma
byt' praca i v dvoch mly-
noch u Sharon Steel Hoop
ma Haseltone, kde sa tiez
nepracovalo uz asi styri ro-
ky.
Ma Brier Hill bude sa ro-
bit dlhsi cas- nielen v mly-
noch, ale al pri vysokych
a martinskych peciach. W
teraz je tam roboty ma je-
den mesiac, hovori sprava
Sheet and Tube Co. Nejeden
Slovak sa raduje, lebo ma
Brier Hill bolo vzdy mnoho
Slovakov zamestnane, su.
perintendentom je Slovak.
Zlepsenie v robotnych po-
meroch malo dcinok i ma
snfzenie poctu verejne pod.
porovanych rodfn. Toho me-
siaca ich odbudlo GAP. Ale
este vzdy je mnoho takych,
Go by radi robili a prace ne.
maj1.
Zlepsena vyroba ocele po.
tisla i produkciu uhlia ma
pittsburghskej okolici, kde
majneri pracujd teraz po 5
dnf v tyzdni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-01
4O9,943 pracuje
" oceliarstve
Priemerna mzda amer. ro-
botnika je 64.7c ma hodinu,
europskeho 2O.6c a japon-
skeho 9.7c.

American Iron and Steel
Institute, v ktorom s1 zast1-
pene vsetky oceliarne v Spo-
jenych Statoch sosbieral "a
ujimave data O tomto prize
mysli. V roku 1884 bolo v
Spoj. Statoch zamestnane v
oceliarskom priemysli spolu
409,349 osob, ktore obdrza-
ly mzdu "a ten rok v sumo
$457, 7,842,517. Podpa vyka-
zov departmental prace VIA
dy Spoj. Statov a podl'a L.
dajov Ligy Narodov, ameri-
cky oceliarsky robotnik "a
rabal ma hodinu cd 120 do
$50 percent Wac, ako oce-
liarsky robotnfk v cudzine.
Americki robotnici, ktorl
pracuju v oceliarnach ma
hodiny alebo cd kusa alebo
cd tomato, zarabali v novem-
bri 1884 priemerne GA i Z
desatin centa (skoro 65c)
ma hodinu, kdezto priemer-
ma mzda oceliarskeho robot
nfka v Cesku-Slovensku, Bel
gicku, Francii, Nemecku, An
glicku, Taliansku a Svedsku
V tom istom case bola zoe j
6 desatin centa. Japenska
mzdova rata bola len 9.7c,
tedy ami 10c ma hodinu a v
Indii len 8.6c ma hodinu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-01
ROOSEVELT UTRPEL
PORAZKU " SENATE

Senat Spoj. Statov zavrh-
nul 36 hlasmi proti So ma
vrh vlady, aby sa Spojene
Staty staly clenom Svetove-
no s1du. Potrebne boly dve
tretiny hlasov, tedy SO. Ia
navrh z ohioskych senate
rov hlasoval sen. Bulkley a
oproti sen. Donahey. Navrh
boil porazeny hlavne ma Tia
dost' volicov, ktori posielali
senatorom telegramy, aby
hlasovali proti navrhu. Rev.
Coughlin recnil proti vstd-
peniu Spoj. Statov do Sve-
toveho s1du q jemu sa d&va
hodna Cast kreditu "a po-
razku prezidenta.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-01
SLOVAK ZABITY
v PRACI v OCELIARNI

Jozef Alusik, 53-rocny
Slovak z Lowellville-New
Bedford Road, zomrel v So
botu v nemocnici cd pora-
nenia, ktore utrpel v piatok
v strojarenskom oddeleni
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Co. Alusik t'ahal "dzeka'
povrazom pri vysokej peel v
Campbell, pricom spadol s
osem stopovej vysky, ude.
riac sa slime po hlave. To-
mrel ma prebitie lebky.
Nebohy boil v Amerike %
rokov, z toho 27 v Campbell
a 1 rok v Lowellville. Opla.
kava no manzelka Maria, 4
synovia a dcera, tri sestry a
jeden brat. Pohrab mu bol
v pondelok rano. Pohrabne
obrady vykonal Rev. Juraj
Novak z chramu sv. Jana
krstitel'a. Pochovany bol ma
osadnOm cintorine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-01
MESTO DOSTANE.
NOVEHO POLICAJTA
Slovensky policajt, pan Fa.
biny, hrdym otcom.

Poculi SINE radostn1 no.
vinu, ktord podavame d'a-
lei: ten dlhonohy priletel
20. januara do domacnosti
p. .Mateja Fabiny a jeho
manzelky Veroniky a ne
chal i'm krasneho, zdraveho
synka, vaziaceho 9 i IA fun
ia. Rodicia sa vel'mi tesla
tomuto pozehnaniu, ku kto-
remu i'm gratuluje svagor i
celia rodina a priatelia. Pan
Fabiny je policajtom- mesta
Youngstown uz 8 rokov.
Ich domacnost' je v (. 1885
Shelby St. Rodicom praje-
me, ably 20 synka vychova-
Ii Youngstown takeho po-
licajta, ako je otec.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-01
OSEM NEMLUVNIAT
UMRELO v NEMOCNICI

V nemocnici v Teaneck,
N. j., zomrelo v tieto dni
osem nemluvniat ma nejak1
zvlastnu epidemiu, ktora sa
podoba crevnej influenza.
Nemluvnata boly len paru
dnove. Mix nevie, ako sa
mohla epidemia do porodni-
ce dostat'. Nemocnica ne
prijima' uz tehotne matky a
vsetky sestonedielky. i ne
mluvnatmi boly odvezene
domov, aby zachranene boly
zivoty malickych.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-01
FARRELLSK1 SLOVACI
DALI $500 MA KNIzNICU

Vo Farrell, kde je mayo
rom mas dobry Slovak p.
Jozef Franek, vedu kampan
"a zalozenie mestskej kni-
hovne. Tamojsf Slovaci pri-
spell peknou hrivnou ma t1-
to kniznicu, obetujuc $500.
Knihovna je uz zaistena a
kupuj1 sa knihy. V historii
mesta Farrell bude zaznace-
ne, re kniznica bola zaloze-
ma "a administracie p. Fra
neka. Farrellcanom blahoze-
lame k ich peknej praci.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-01
Ease MADARSKE
TRAVICKY MA SUDE

V pondelok zacal sa v De-
brecfne senzacny sud proti
deviatim Mad 'arkam, ktore
potravily svojich muzov, aby
sa molly zmocnit' ich ma
jetkov a lit 81 hyrive s mi
lencami. Tento sud je ma
vlas podobny tomu, ktory sa
odbyval pred dvoma rokmi
s desiatimi mad 'arskymi ira
vickami, 2 ktorych jedna
bola obesena a dewitt bolo
ods1dene ma dozivotny Ia
lar. Zeny travily svojich mu
zov, ba ! svoje deti arseni-
kom, nachadzajdcim SO Y O.
trave ma muchy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-01
P. DAVALOVI ZOMREL
OTEC

4
V Detroite zomrel minu-
lie dni p. Michal Davala ST.,
otec p. Michala Davalu, by
valeho hi. spravcu S. K. So
kolov a terajsieho obchod-
neho spravcu "Slovenskych
Novfn'' v Passaicu, N. J.. Ne
bohy zomrel v 20. roku Ii
vota a byval v Amerike wy
Sc so rokov. Pochodil 2 Tre-
bisova, Zemplfnskej. Zane
chal al dvoch druhych sy-
nov q jednu dceru. Pozosta-
lynn vyslovujeme sdstrast,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-01
KUPUJTE ODRAZU,
USPORITE MA DAM

Ohioska predajova dan je
'uz v platnosti cd pondelku
a ze je -neprijemna, 0 tom
sa kazdy presvedci, ked'
pojde do obchodu nieco ku-
povat'. Najlepsie je, ked 81
clovek nakupi odrazu vse-
tko GO potrebuje, tax zapla
tt menej. Dan je 1c cd ma
kupu "a 9 do 40c; &c cd ma
kupu "a Al do 69c a &c cd
nakupu "a Tic do $1.08.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-01
Pan Hanisko
boil vyznaceny
Odmeneny zlatymi hodinka-
mi, ze nemal ziadnu nehodu
Ia pat rokov ma poulicnej
drahe.

Pan Michal Hanisko z
Lansingvillu, dobre znamy
slovensky pracovnik z casov
ked' sa pracovalo "a oslobo-
denie Slovenska, boil v uto-
rok ma bankete v Ohio ho-
tell odmeneny zlatymi ho-
dinkami "a to, re "a pat
rokov nemal ziadnu nehodu
ma mestskej poulicnej drahe
a "a jeho prikladnu 16-roc-
nj sluzbu u Youngstown Mu-
nicipal Railway Co. Pan Ha-
nisko je konduktorom ma
Ohio Works a ma Glenwood
Ave. ciarach, ma ktorych no
pozna cele obyvatel'stvo. Je
tax obi 'ubeny cestovatel mi,
re ked' boil Glenwood pre-
lozeny ma Ohio Works cia-
ru, obyvatelia okolo Glen
wood Ave. ustavicne telefo-
novali do uradovne, ze co
sa stalo p. Haniskovi a ked
sa doznali, ze bol preloze.
ny, ziadali 81 no nazad ma
Glenwood. -Spolocnost' tax
rozlustila problem, ze p. Ha.
nisku dala ma ODE ciary. Ked
1radovna dostane ponosy
proti niektorym kondukto.
rom, to hned' dostand w
tku, ze preco sa nedrzia vo
ci cestovatel 'om tax, ako p
Hanisko. Je on ,jednIm !
najcennejsfch konduktoro,
IL Municipal Railway. Flat,
hodinky odovzdal p. Hani
skovi superintendent Johr
Harvey v sprievode pekne.
reci.
Panu Haniskovi k vyzna
menaniu srdecne blahozela
me a prajeme mu, aby este
dlhe roxy vozil obyvatel'o,
mesta k ich dplnej spokoj
nosti a ma cest' Slovakov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-01
SO MRTVYCH
v POVODNIACH

Nasledkom vel'keho ma
padnutia snahu, rieky ma pa
cifickom severozapade q VI
obvode rieky Mississippi 81
vel'mi rozvodnily, narobiac
ohromne skody ma majetku.
Povod1am padlo "a obet' j
SO pudskych zivotov. Tisfce
rudf je bez prfstresia, lebo
i'm voda sobrala domy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-01

Cislo 344. 1. X. S. z. J. v
Campbell, $1,000.
Cislo 731. I. K. S. J. ma
Lansingville, $1,000.
Cfslo 1913. MO. IKSJ. (pri
Cisle 1917, $500.
Spolky a kluby prosfme,
aby cekom poslaly al svoj
adresar.
Poplatok "a adresar je
$40 ma rok pre- vel'ke spoil
ky, SIS ma rok pre- spolky S
nize 25 clenmi a odd. mlad.
Bohate spolky mozu odhla-
sovat' Wac a "a nadplatok
m6zu 81 vybrat' uverejnova-
ME adresara kazdy tyzdeh
alebo venovanie nadplatku
ma literarny sdbeh v pro-
speech nasich studentov.
22 spolkov a klubov je uz
tu; ostatne bud1 hlasovat
ma ich najblizsfch sch6-
dzach. Kazdy taky spolok
a klub bade opravneny ma
zdarma uverejnovanie jeho
dopisov a oznamov. Cd j.
nych sa bude ziadat' malJ
pop4~.1k "a kazdy raz. Kto
odhlasuje $40, padne mu to
lacnejsie. Uverejnfme zdar-
ma i zpravy okresov spoil
kov, ktore majd adresar '
nasich novinach.
Schodzka kolektorov q ich
sprSvcnv.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-01
ROBOTN1CkU URADOyEN
PRESTAHUJU

Ohio State Employment
Service, ktora mala liradoy-
nu pod schodami v nest
skom dome, odst'ahuje sa u
kratkom Case do Incl budo-
Wy, akiste ma Watt alebo na
Wood ST., kde mesto vlast-
nj svoje budovy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-01
PLAVARNA PRE-
LANSINCyII.rE

Koncilman Z. wardy, An
ton Kryzan poziadal NEST
skeho advokata, aby pripra-
vii navrh zakona ma vypu-
stenie bondov "a $65, 600,
"a ktore bude postaven& pIa.
varen ma Shady Run hriaku
pre- Lansingville q okolie.
Tato plavareh bola na5isn
Observation-Disclosures uz d6vnoI
sl'1bena.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-01

Ma utorok, 5. februara po
obede o pol 2. hodine sijdu
sa vsetci spravcovia a kolek-
tori pri Court House ma Mar
ket St., odkial' budd odve-
zenf ma schodzku, po ktorej
bude male obcerstvenie. Ka-
zdy mech tam bude iste o
] 80 hod., v utorok, S. febr.
Bude to osozna sch6dzka a
mila. o obcerstvenie posta-
raj sa Rev. Kostik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-01

Prezident Franklin Della
no Roosevelt slavil 30. janu-
ara svoje So. narodeniny a
s MIN oslavoval cely ame-
ricky narod. Ku jeho pocte
usporiadane bolo v krajine
1000 tanecnych zabav, q
ktorych cisty zisk venovany
bol ma zakladinu jeho lie
cebneho ustavu vo Warm
Springs, Ca, ktory zalozil
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-01

pre- dietky, trpiace ma det-
sk1 paralyzu. V Youngs-
towne Dol tanec v Idora par
ku, ktoreho sa zdcastnilo
$500 osob.
Este ziaden prezident ne
tesil sa takej popularite, a.
ko terajsi. Prfcina je ia, re
je vel'mi l'udsky. Kazdy OBJ
can mu praje este dlheho
zivota.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-01

kaxdJ spolok, ~
slovenslk6 teleso, ktor6 cl
rast' mohutniet az 4 a 81
resar do Z. 5. n. Tym u
kize, = j. slovsnal<t n Ik
slkntocnosti. lebo PODS
vsnslk6 litsrat6ru ol1s || \
ku1t6ru. ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-01
Vyse 100 novych
citateI'ov zadovazzene
22 spokov odhlasovalo adr esar do r. S. Novn. Kvoty
ossd vypnene cd do 22 percent Schodza kolek-
utorok popoludni.

torov v utol
Vysledok prveho tyzdna
kampane "a 1000 novych
odberatel'ov je vyse 100, te-
dy 10 percent kvoty. Dost'
dobry zaciatok, lebo kolek-
tori este len prichodia do
:'svungu" a zfskavajd 81 co
den to Wac zkdsenostf. Pan
Martin Lesnak, spravca ce-
lei kampane, nadelil kazdej
osade jej spravodlivd kvotu
novych odberatel'ov a dl'a
zprav osadnych spravcov,
jednotlive osady 81 takto
stoja vysledkami:
Osada sv. Cyrila a Meto-
da splnila svoju kvotu 6 per-
cent, ale traja z kolektorov
nepodali svoju zpravu.
Osada Mena Jezis splnila
kvotu ma 9 percent.
Osada sv. Mateja splnila
svoju kvotu ma II percent.
Osada najsv. Trojice "
Struthers) splnila svoju kvo-
tn ma 20 percent.
Osada sv. Alzbety v Ha-
selton splnila svoju kvotu ma
10 percent.
Osada sv. Jana Krstitel'a
v Campbell splnila svoju
kvotu ma 11.2 percent.
Ev. cirkev a. v. ''Jan Hus''
splnila svoju kvotu ma %
percent.
Vidiek este kampa1 nema
zorganizovanl.
Kolektori
Kolektorska organiZacia
pri osade sv. Jana Krstitel'a
je nasledovna: Rev. Juraj
Novak, spravca; panic Zu-
zanna Klucar, Maria Zetts,
Maria Vandzura a Maria
Babinec, kolektorky. Date
pozor ma tdto organizaciu,
ia ma ambfciu prevysit' vse-
tky.
Kolektorska organizacia
pri osade sv. Alzbety je ta-
to: Rev. Jozef L. Kostik,
spravca; pani Ondrejova
Rudy a PIP. Jan Basista a
Andrej J. Hamrak, kolek-
tori. Tato osada ma tiez v
programe dostat' kazd1 jej
rodinu "a odberatel'a a darf
sa i'm to.
Spolky odhlasIvaju
adresSre
Cd minuleho tyzdna DIAL
sich pat spolkov a klubov
odhlasovalo dat svoj adre-
sar do Y. S. N, takze ich je
uz 20. z mich 9 uz zapla-
tilo. Nasledovne spolky a
kluby prihlasily adresar:
Okresny Sbor SLOW. Llgy,
$4,000.
Slovenska Kniznica, SO.
Youngst. SLOW. Politely
Klub, $1,000.
SLOW. Polit. Vzdel. a Pod.
porujdci Klub v Campbell,
$1,000.
Youngst. v Nemoci Podp,
Spolok Tatra, $1,000.
Odbor 8. N. s. S., $500.
Odbor 81. MSS, $1,000.
Odbor GIL. N. s. S., $40.
Sbor LAG. S. T. J. Sokol,
$1,000.
Spolok sv. Amy, G. 30.
IKSZJ., $1,000.
G. %. IKSJ., $1,000.
G. 10. MO. IKSJ., $500
(pri c. 25.)
G. 259. IKSJ. (Struthers)
$1,000.
G. $50. IKsJ. (Haselton)
$1,000.
G. 500. IKSJ., $1,000.
Odbocka Sdruz. SLOW. K.
Studentov, $1,000.
Sbor 26. Slov. Katol. So
kolov v Campbell, $1,000.
The Washington times., 1935-12-20

Christmas greetings from all
parts of the world to the children
of the United States will be heard
over an international broadcast,
and locally over station WMAL,
this afternoon at o'clock, when
sons and daughters of prominent
diplomats here gather in the
grand ballroom of the Mayflower
Hotel.
Twenty-one boys and girls will
take part in the program, which
will include the greetings given
in both English and the native
tongue Of the participants. and
selections by the U. S. Marine
Band. Ted Kimball, N.BC. an
nouncer, will preside over the
ceremonies. Invitations have been
extended to several hundred per.
sons to witness the program.
Short wavelengths will carry
this program to all parts Of the
world.
Helen JepSon, singer, has just
returned to New York for her Sec
ond Metropolitan Opera season,
and has been engaged to sing stel-
lar roles in the Beauty Box The
ater productions over station
WMAL tonight and Friday, De-
cember ~, at 9 p. m.
Tonight Miss JepSon will be
starred in a radio adaptation of
the new motion picture II Dream
Too Much" and next Friday she
is scheduled for MaSSenet's ever
popular opera, "Manon," with
James Melton. Beauty Box Thea
tire leading man, featured oppo-
site her.
Alfred Goodman and his orches-
ira will support the singers.
The Washington times., 1935-12-20
2l Children in Yule
Radio Broadcast

Bud Gilbert, the fiddling dough
boy, who is heard frequently over
station VOL. is putting on a spe-
cial program for Unit No. 33,
American Legion Auxiliary, G.. P.
O., at the Naval Hospital for the
sick and disabled tonight at 7:30.
Monday, Mr.. Gilbert will broad.
cast a special program of Christ
mas carols over station VOL at
IL a. M, when he will dedicate a
number of special songs to the
"shut-ins" and will work in behalf
of the Good Fellow Christmas
Campaign of The Washington
Times. The public may get in
touch with him at the station or
call The Washington Times Good
Fellow Editor.
About 10 years ago Harry Reser
and his orchestra, the ESkimos,
began a series Of broadcasts that
made his name q national byword,
and now after q lapse of two and
a half years, Harry and his ESki-
mos, with their familiar jingle of
sleigh bells and barking of husk-
les, return to the airwaveS, repre-
senting the same sponsor, in a
new series of weekly broadcasts
over station WJSV, which will be
given tomorrow at p. m.
Jane Froman, popular singing
star of stage, screen and radio,
will appear in person at Warner
Brothers Earle Theatre starting
today. She will feature you Let
Me Down." the song she intro
duced in STARS over Broadway"
in which she made her film debut,
along with another radio singer,
James Melton.
The Washington times., 1935-12-20
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The Washington times., 1935-12-20

WRC-LOhengrin," 1880
$500 p. m. "a Tale Of Two
Cities" Ronald COlman, Ed
ma May Oliver and others,
1908 p. m. Chateau-Wal-
lace Beery, his daughter and
others, 9:3O-10:3O p. m. Ray
Mobiles Orchestra, 1:13O-12
p. m.
WMAL - Earl Goodwin,
Times Radio News. 9-9:15 a.
m. InternatL. 3'caSt from
Nuremburg, Germany, 12-
The Washington times., 1935-12-20
ToMoRRow's FEATURES

1910 p. m. Metropolitan
Opera Co., ''LOhengrin," 1880
$50 p. m. Natl. Barn Dance,
9:3O-10:3O p. m.
WJSV-MrS. Jennie p.
Hammill, Mayor, OccOquRn,
7:3O-7:45 p. m. Harry ReSer'S
ESkimOs. $3.50 p. m.
WOL-Tea Dance Time, s.
6 p. m. Central Union Mis-
sion, S:15-S:45 p. m. Dance
Music, 1O:15-10:45 p. M
11:3O-11:55 p. m.
The Washington times., 1935-12-20

WRC Cam p 3 Revue,
10.30-11 p. m, Luigi Roman
ellis Orchestra, 1880 to l
a. m.
WMAL-TntcrnatiOnal Chill
dren's Christmas program,
MayfIOwer Hotel, $3.50 p. m.
Beauty Box Theater, Helen
JepSOn, 81 Dream Too
Much" 9-1O :. m.
The Washington times., 1935-12-20
ToDAY's FEATURES

WJSV-Lazy Dan, The Min
strel Man, 7:1S7:45 p. m.
Broadway Varieties, S:SO-9
p. m. Emery Daugherty'B Or
chestra, 11:30-12 p. m.
WOL-Dinner dance music,
7:45-S:1S D. m. True Detee-
tive Mysteries, 6:45-9. In
fOrmality at Jack Demp-
sey'S, 11:3O-11:45 D. m.
The Washington times., 1935-08-15
COAL BILL HITS
NEW SNAGS

International News Service
The issue of constitutionality of
the Guffey.Snyder coal bill was
thrown Squarely before the House
today as six Republican members
of the House Ways and Means
Committee filed a minority re-
port declaring that the measure is
clearly invalid.
The report Of the majority of
the Ways and Means Committee,
faVoring passage of the measure,
was to be filed today. Representa-
tive Cooper CD of Tennessee,
planned to file a separate report
contending that the act is invalid.
Another minority report by Demo
cratic members may be filed.
Despite reports that the meas
ure will be dropped in the Sen
ate in the flight toward adjourn
ment, House leaders expect the
bill to be considered, perhaps to-
morrow.
The Republican minority, crit.
icizing President Roosevelt, said:
Az AAO @uVON0Cy VI OAAAS 1CSAS"
lati0n, the President continues
to show his apparent disregard
for constitutional limitations
and his desire to institute
fundamental changes in our
governmental system looking to
the establishment Of a central
lied, bureaucratic autOcracy
under executive control.
"TheSe ObjectiveS can be
reached only by the creation of
unjust and unwarranted antag-
OniSm to the Constitution and
the Supreme Court to the point
where the people would cOunte.
nance the necessary changes in
the fundamental law.
1--WE will not be put in the
position of having helped to
arouse such antagonism by fore
ing upon the latter the entire
responsibility for declaring this
legislation unconstitutional"
The Washington times., 1935-08-15
6. P. 0. TO GET
WAREHOUSE
AND ANNEX

Seventy-nine-year-old buildings
of the Government Printing Of
flee, condemned as fire hazards
and as structurally unsafe, were
on the way toward extinction
today.
After a long struggle, which be.
gan in 1913, Congress has finally
provided the money to replace
the old insanitary and unsafe
buildings.
President Roosevelt has signed
the deficiency appropriation bill,
authorizing expenditure of S.
1856, 900 at the Government Print
ing Office. OF this sum, two mil
lion dollars was ordered imme-
diately available to begin razing
old buildings and erecting a new
annex and warehouse.
In a letter to Congress, trans
uniting a report on conditions at
the G. P. o., A. E. Giegengack,
Public Printer, described the build
ing as inadequate, dangerous, in
sanitary, and congested."
The proposed annex to the main
G. P. o. building will, be an
eight-story building, air.conditioned
throughout.
In addition, it is planned to &C.
quire more land nearby to build
warehouse, into which railroad
tracks will be laid, for the unload
ing Of paper and other printing
supplies. At present it requires %
trucks to haul paper from the rail.
road terminals.
The Washington times., 1935-08-15
Tiger Claws Man to Death

KUALA LUMPUR, Federated
Malay States G.N.SO.-In trying
to stop a circus tiger from escap-
ing trough an open door in it's
cage, a Bengal Waterman was
clawed to death. It clawed him
so severely down the back and
thigh that he died shortly after.
wards. But the tiger jumped
meekly back into the cage when
his trainer arrived on the scene.
The Washington times., 1935-08-15

These two thousand suits were dlreddY in the
works" when the decision come to break up q
partnership and discontinue the business The
sale Of these suits was the last official act Of we'll
known Fifth Avenue clothing establishment
Naturally they were anxious to make q quick
deal and didn't hesitate to take tremendous
concession. 1t was our good fortune dnd that