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contract. His initial assignment
is "McLaurel and McHardy,' fea-
ture.
Eugene Forde, who became af-
filiated with Fox IA years ago,
when he was a boy, has been
signed to a five-year d1rectorial
contract by the same company.
He has directed Smoky" Char
lie Chan in London" Mystery
Woman" and THE Great Hotel
Murder" for Fox. He will direct
Thunder in the Night" a story
with a Viennese setting. He is
also scheduled to direct "Ra-
mona"
--s ~
Cur Passing Show: Warner Bax-
ter Ronald Colman and Give
Brook playing tennis on Baxter's
cour1 Wendy Barrie lunching
with EeAry Fonda at Fox; Slim
5D17nerville, for the first time in
nIs screen career, singing in
s.ene for 1.-The Farmer Takes a
wife"
9 S,Louis Paul is writing the screen
play for Three Indelicate Ladies'"
wf1ch Hunt Stromberg will pro-
duce for M-G-M. Paul is the au-
thor Of 1.-The Pumpkin Coach"
which Is one of the current best
sellers
Bob Murphy, for years a vaude
headliner, has been signed by
Warmers for broadway Condo
Her"
Victor Jory. on vacation from
Columbia, will appear in "Ra-
mona Pageant" at the Ramona
Bowl in Helmet. Cal.
Ian Hunter, having finished
work in Midsummer Nights
Dream" and Girl From Tenth
Ave." at Warmers, is on a Malibu
Beach vacation.
Jack LaRue has been signed by
Columbia for "After the Dance"
with Nancy Carroll and George
Murphy.
Philip Reed has been borrowed
by Paramount from Warmers for
the juvenile lead in Accent on
YOUTH" in which Sylvia Sidney
and Herbert Marshall will be
featured under the direction of
Wesley Ruggles. Holmes Herbert
and Astrid Allwyn also have been
added to the cast.
Wendy Barrie and Henry Wads-
worth are set by Paramount for
the romantic leads in THE Big
The Washington times., 1935-04-27

Hal Roach has placed Director
James Horne under a new term
contract. His initial assignment
is "McLaurel and McHardy,' fea-
ture.
The Washington times., 1935-04-27
DVORAK BEGAN TO ACT WHEN SHE CLIMBED DADDYS

Hollywood to edit their cinema
record of the Byrd Antarctic Ex-
petition II, complain almost
daily about the heat. They are
used to 70 below.
The Washington times., 1935-04-27
On,> 6re>oA
BEHINDTHESILVER SCREEN

Broadcast of 1885," which Norman
Taurog is directing. The comedy
lead will be played by Jack Oakie,
The Washington times., 1935-04-27
Brent FOrn0inQ
Air Legion

WOOD, April q.
George Brent intends to spon-
sor a movement to make the
The Washington times., 1935-04-27
Too Hot for Them

Though it's CALIFORNIA; coolest
spring in decades, John Herr
mann and Carl Petersen, in
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-28

n Check these outstanding features: Bands
for aII-wave tuning, Dual Speed Dial Con-
troll, Tone Control Patented Inclined Sounding
Board, GUARANTEED ALL-WAVE RECEPTION.
A Georges installation means correct instaa-
ton for guaranteed results See and hear this
New PhiIco.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-28
Dance Program

An echo of last years Cherry
Blossom Sunrise Service will be
heard and seen tonight when the
Evelyn Davis Dance Group opens
it's progra with prelude
Crank, at the Wardman Park
Theater at $3.50 o'clock.
The program will include com.
positions ranging from seriou S
studies to light comedy. Within
the latter category are "Inebria.
tion," Little Sister," and Tan
trum." The program follows: Pre-.
lude," Crank by the Group;
Maiden with Flaxen Hair" Ode.
buSSy) by Anita Dunn; Peasant
Dance" FinckeD, Junior Group;
Dance in Counterpart of Move
ment," (FinckeD by Miss Davis
and Group; Pioneer" (Hyman)
by Virginia Tanner; Three I'm.
pleasant Themes" (Finckel; "Ine-
briation," danced by Virginia Tan.
ner, Anne Noorda, and Mary Hap
per; "Tantrum," Miss Davis, and
"Discord," Elizabeth Jenkins,
Jenny Turnbull, Mary Hopper,
and Virginia Tanner: "Threnody,"
(FinckeD by Group; Little Sis
ter" (Tansman) Miss Davis, Jenny
Turnbull, and Margaret Kincan-
non; STUDY in Percussion" by
Group; waltz" Dohnanya)
Margaret Kincannon: Japanese
Legend" (RaveD Miss Davis,
Louise Morse, Gonna Shaw, and
Elizabeth Jenkins; Abstract"
Medtner( Miss Davis, Miss Turn.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-28
CONVICT FAILS
IN NEW BREAK

CHARLESTON, w. Va, May
% (SpeciaD Joseph Shannon,
charged with forging post office
money orders, today made his
second break for freedom when
he attacked the city jail cook
with q shovel and escaped, only
to be recaptured a few minutes
later on a downtown street. Sat
urday he broke away from police
when he was being led from the
Federal building, but was dragged
from under a house a short time
later.
Postal authorities today said
Shannon stole money order blanks
from the post office at Great
Notch, N. j., and had forged sew.
eral and cashed them. He at
tempted to cash one Saturday at
the local post office and was ar
rested.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-28
SPECIAL SHRINE
POST OFFICE
PLANNED

A special Shrine PoStoffice"
will be set UP to handle mail OF
the 100000 visitors which the
Shrine convention will bring to
Washington next month.
Plans for the handling Of the
mail were announced today by
william M. Mooney, Washing.
ton postmaster and chairman OF
the shrine postal committee, and
Robert P. Smith, potentate OF
Almas Temple and director-gen'
eral of the Shrine committee.
The special Post Office was
decided upon as result OF
knowledge gained during the
Shrine convention of 1923, when
visitors in many cases were un
able to receive mail from home
because they had not known
where they would stay while here.
The station will be set up in
Benjamin Franklin Station, in
the new Postofifce building, be.
cause of its central location, and
will have a general delivery setup
equivalent to that of the main
station.
In addition to these arrange
ments, managers Of most of the
hotels have agreed to set up tenn
porary postal stations for sale of
postal supplies and for mailing
of letters, post cards and news
papers.
Two deliveries of mail will be
made daily to all places where
Pullman cars are parked as resi-
dences for Shrine visitors, and
three or more collections will be
made daily.
Potentate Smith further an
nounced today that the Johnny
j. Jones exposition has been en-
larged for the 11-day stand it
will have here in connection with
the convention. The show opens
next Wednesday, June 5.
Sale Of seats in the grandstands
along the route of march of the
parades is progressing rapidly,
Mr.. Smith said. The tickets are
on sale at Almas Temple, in the
1900 block of K St.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-28

It'll 1895, when the underground
railway will be completed and the
trees restored.
Where the infantry should have
marched there is a deep, broad
ditch, crisscrossed by steel Orders,
filled with pile drivers, steam shov-
els, sand piles and sand trucks,
giving a picture of mining camp
at work.
The underground railway, when
finished, will connect all the large
railway stations of Berlin.
Besides all the confusion caused
by the construction of the under
ground railway, a large number
Of old buildings and residences are
being torn down or completely
renovated.
Germany'S largest bank is ris-
ing out of the remnants of the old
Reichsbank in the capitals old
est district.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-28
Three Short Plays

Fills SPEECH, Of the Lisa Gar
diner Dancers, will appear as
dancing girl of the ancient city Of
Kongros, in THE Gods Of the
Mountain" which the Washington
Community Players will present as
one Of the Three Short Plays" at
Roosevelt High School Auditorium
tonight at $3.50 o'clock.
Miss Speich's dance has been ar
ranged by Christine Stewart Of
the Gardiner Studio, and will take
place in the second episode Of the
drama. In the final scene. Mar
jorie Beall and Dorothy Manning,
also of the Gardiner Studio, will
take part in the festival. in honor
Of the seven jade gods Of the
Mountain of Marina.
Joanna Oettl, a vocal pupil of
Isabel Garvin, will give a gradu-
alton recital tonight at 8:15
o'clock at the Washington Con.
servatory of Music, 1901 New
Hampshire Ave. N. w. She will
be accompanied on the piano by
Florence Ring, and Catherine
Biggs on the harp.
The United States Army Band
under the direction of Sergt. Karl
Hubner, will give an outdoor con-
cert tonight at the Walter Reed
General Hospital at $50 o'clock.
The program follows: March, EN-.
try of the Gladiators" Fucik) !;
overture, Danish Postwar
(Tschaikowsky); trombone solo,
Smoke Gets in Your Eyes,
Kern), played by Clarence Hur-
rel; suite, Atlantis" (Safranek) ;
Reconciliation Polka" Drigo) !;
THE Harmony Of Love" (Brooks) ;
fox trot. with Every Breath
Take" (Robin and Rainger); selec-
ton from 1.-The FREELY" (FrimD :
march, Colts Armory" (Smith)
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-28
Berlin Gets a Subway,
But City Is Sad

BERLIN UN.S0.-Berliners are
weeping in their beer because the
city is cut into bitches, speckled
with wrecked buildings and under
ground pits, which are interfering
with their accustomed undisturbed
enjoyment Of the life in the world
famous sidewalk cafes.
This state Of affairs reached a
climax when the regular mount
ing Of the guard, which included
an infantry march in the Inter
den Linden, with a jolly band and
crowds Of young and old marching
in step was Cancelled because the
Inter den Linden had been board
ed off by a five-foot wall on both
sides.
The trees, for which the street
was named, have been carefully
dug out and stored away in fer
tile ground to preserve them un-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-28

"a suggestion for using and
preserving the daily music
themes: The teachers Of several
classes in music appreciation
report that their pupils are clip.
ping the themes each day and
paSting them on 3x5-inch filing
cards, with the names Of the
composers at the top, and filing
them in alphabetical order by
cOmpOSerS.)
The toy soldiers and dolls, led
by the nutcracker, march to the
strains Of "Marche,' the theme Of
which is shown above. This theme
is introduced by the brasSeS and Is
taken up over and over with the
addition of the clarinets. The
heavy BASES come to life in fast
scales plucked from their low
toned strings. The theme is played
16 times by various combinations,
while crashing symbols emphasize
the bold rhythm of the march.
The march rises to a swift climax
in a final rush played by the sonor-
Gus braSSeS.
Edward Dawson, graduate piano
teacher of Peabody Conservatory,
gave a recital last night at Barker
Hall, Y. w. c. A. Building to a
large and appreciative audience.
Mr.. Dawson has a fine stage
presence devoid of playing man.
nerisms that makes one feel he Is
concentrating entirely on the
music. His pedal work was clean
cut and allowed a sustained sing
ing tone in some of the slower
passages. His arpeggios were deli
cate and firm with a good harp
effect.
He included on his program one
Of his own works, Petite Suite"
in three movements. The Prelude
Joyeuse was a rollicking move
ment which ended all too soon;
the Lament was slow and de.
veloped a minor theme; the Mad.
rigal ended the suite with a state.
ly refrain.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-28
CENTRAL RULE
HELD DOOMED

The Supreme Court decision
holding MIRA unconstitutional de
creed the death of a centralized
government so long as the present
Constitution remains.
The language used by the court,
in setting these limits, was held
by some lawyers to be the most
significant in the decision in its
effect upon future New Deal legis
lation. The Court said:
at is not the province of the
court to consider the economic
advantages of such a central
lied system. 1t is sufficient to
say that the Federal ConStitu-
ton does not provide for it.
"Our growth and development
have called for wide use of the
commerce power of the Federal
J Government in its control over
the expanded activities in inter.
state commerce, and in protect
ing that commerce from bur-
denS, interferenceS, and con-
SpiracieS to restrain and mOnOp-
Ollie it.
'But the authority of the Fed
eral Government may not be
pushed to such an extreme as
to destroy the distinction which
the commerce clause itself eS-
tabliShes, between commerce
among the several States and
the internal concerns of
State.
without in any way dispar-
aging this motive, it is enough
to say that the recuperative eff.
forts of the Federal Government
must be made in a manner con-
SiStent with the authority
granted nv the Constitution.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-28
u. of NJ. Girl Chosen
! To Mortar Board

Selection of Marjorie Grinstead,
$500 block of Legation ST. N. w..
to membership in the Mortar
Board at the University of Mary.
land was announced yesterday.
Miss Grinstead is president of
Delta Delta Delta Sorority and a
member of the Women's League.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-28

bull and Miss Kincannon: Much
Ado About Nothing" CFinckeD
Gonna Shaw; m arching to
Glory" (SpirituaD Miss Davis
and Group.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-28

Theme of "Muche." from THE Nutcrocker Suite.
by Tschukowsky
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-28
World Of Music

Observation-Disclosures
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-13

nictvom; ale podpory 81 "a
sluzia tito podomovi obchod-
nlci, lebo kraj, odkiaP po-
chadzaju, neposkytuje vyzi-
WI svojmu obyvatelstvu. Po-
domovi obchodnfci tito zna-
mi sd svojou skromnost'ou a
slusnost'ou. Prave preto vel'-
mi zaraza pripad, ktory sa
stal 16. oktobra t. r. v Ta-
bore. Sem chodia niekol'ko
rokov podomovi obchodnfci
20 Zliechova (okres Ilava)
Jeden 2 mich, Jakub Hrvol,
vojnovy invalid, zaujal v ten
den ma trhu svoje obvykle
miesto a zacal svoj tovar W.
kladat Y tom prisli trhoyni-
Eci y Ceskych Budsjovic, po-
stavili sa IA ieho miesto. rox.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-13
ROzHLAS YSN.

v prazskom sneme poda-
ma bola nedavno tato inter
pelacia poslanca DIR. Martina
Sokola a spolocnikov:
"Podomovf obchodnici slo-
venskf v casoch predprevra-
tovych vyhl'adavai so svo-
jim tovarom nielen byvalu
monarchiu, ale al inc d'aleke
Staty. Pc prevrate stratili
moznost' prevadzat' svoj OBJ
chod v cudzine; odkazanf s1
len ma uzemie Slovenska, no
= ciastocne ma Cechy a Mo-
ravu. Ich .t'azky zivot q ne
patrny zArobok caste ME ie
llmerny vel 'kej namahe, spo-
:ielnei = pod lovylll obchgd-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-13
Ramsay Mcdonald.

~Ay
Vepky vodca anglickej ro-
botnickej stranky stratil tu
silu a moe, ktoru NAL.
Zacal svoj zivot, ako mia
dy, nadany robotnik a po
t'azkej 30-rocnej praci a bo-
il zvit'azil. Nebolo cloveka,
ktory no mohol zastavit'
Vladnul mad celou Angliou,
ieho memo bolo Wac, ako sa-
meho kraPa.
Sluzil svojej strane uprim-
ne, sluzil a I'll "a robotny
l'ud a narod. Zacal pracu
rodl'a svojich planov - ale
zivot je inc, ako teoria A- {
musel svoje teorie popustit' "A
CO sa stale, ked robotny l'ud
videl, re sa poddal? Odstu'
pill cd neho a dnes je po.
razeny cd svojej vlastne.
strany.
Veru porazeny a lei
preto, DO pred MIN zname
nalo Wac sluzit' krajine, {
urobit' dobre pre- svoju vlast
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-13

zaspievam. Skoro ze som
nezabudnul d'akujem !
do tohto casu "a vase Diary
ma Vianoce. No veru to SON
ami neocakaval. Pc Viano
ciach opisem tie Diary a..
mena.
TAX do mileho videnia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-13

odzbrojenie a odnatie rovno-
saty vsetkym, ktori by sa
protivili. Taxa svornost' a
patriotizmus vo Francii ne
boly vo Francii prejavene cd
svetovej vojny preto panu-
.ie tam teraz vel'ka radost'.
Vlada teraz bude mat vac
Stu autoritu a vahu v "a
hranicnej politike. Hitler uz
nebude moot ratat' ma t1to
slabinu franc1zsku. Vobec
cely svet je prekvapeny, ako
sa mohli fasisti, socialist a
komunisti dohodnut'. Doka-
zali, ze 81 vazia demokraciu
milujd svoju vlast' nado-
vsetko.
Anglia a Francia pon1ka-
j1 Taliansku pol Abysfnie a
Taliansko istotne nabfdku
prime. TAX sa dokazalo, ze
Anglii neslo o zachranenie
kozky Abysincanov, ale {
svoju bezpecnost'. Talianskc
bude Ease ma strane Anglie
a Francie a tax, ufaime, bu
de mier v Europe este ma ca
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-13
MOI kUT
Pise FATHER KOSTIK.

II.
V nedel'u vecer ga zaGa-
la 40-hodinova pc oznost' v
kostole sv. Cyrila Metoda.
Sine boil spolu - a mas dra-
hy a vel'mi oblubeny opat
oteov Benediktinov, Stani-
slav Gmuca. Zvycajne, ako
v spolocnosti, slovo ide "a
slovom a ma konci vykvitne,
ze father Begalla boil pred
sedemnast' rokmi v ten isty
den vysvateny "a kIaza.
Pri stole sedi jeho byva-
ly farar, father Kozelek -
ktory uz caka svoj 38. rok.
Staneme vsetci a 20 srdca
prajeme father Begallovi, "a
by no Vsemohuci Bob zivil
a drzal "a mnoho - mno-
no rokov s nami a medzi
nami.
Wy nepoznate father Be-
gallu - ako ia - nemozem
povedat' o nom vsetko - to
by bolo primoc, ale jedno -
a v tom jednom je vsetko -
je clovek a knaz 1primneho
a laskaveho srdca. Ma nom
nevidite starost', kriz, suze-
ME; on ide po ceste, ktord
mu Bob vyznacil, vzdy ja-
snou, veselou tvarou. Znasa
i to najhorsie k voli Panu S
radost'ou.
CT Wy, osadnici sv. Cyrila
a Metoda viete a oslavujete
ten den? Ci ste prisli k ne
mu aspon s jednym dobrym,
dprimnym slovom? CT ste mu
dali ma ten den nejakd od-
menu "a jeho t'azku pracu?
Ci ste sa pomodlili aspon je-
den Otcenas V ten den "a
jeho zdravie?
Mozno ste neznali o tom.
Mono mate vyhovorku, ale
dnes viete a vyhovorky MET
Milujte nasich knazov, u.
cite ich vysoky stav - a
modlite sa, aby Bob dal ma.
semu narodu elm Wac do,
brych, Bohu a rodu vernycf
knazov.
Father Begalla, ked' sto
i'm pred sv. oltarom, prosin
nasho Spasitepa a Matku Bo
ziu - ably vas zehnal a spre
vadzal cez cely vas zivot -
ably ste mohli cim Wac do
breho ucinit' - a zrobit pr,
nasu cirkev - q mas drah,
narod.
Bob ia xiv!
| y ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-13

hAdZAll mu tovaf, a keo Sd
tomu branil, zbili no, ze sa
hnut' nemohol. Ked' to jeho
druhovia 20 Slovenska vide
Ii, bezali pre- policajnu straz,
ale ia Slovskov neobranila;
ceski trhovnfci nadavali svo-
Jim druhom slovenskym do
blbych Slovakov a otvorene
hromzili ma Mich, ably 81 Sli
ma Slovensko, ze ich v Ce-
chach nepotrebujd. Zaraza
al ia skutocnost', re ked'
sa zbity Jakub Hrvol ziadal
do nemocnice, intervenujuci
policajny straznik v Tabore
ami pocut' o tom nechcel."
V interpelacii sa potom Wy
zyva minister vnutra: /. CT
je ochotny dat vysetrit' tuto
udalost'; 2. ci bolo zavedene
vysetrovanie proti pachate-
Pom z Ceskych Budejovic pre-
ohrozenie zivota, utisk a stva
ME proti narodnosti'; 3. ci je
ochotny zaistit' osobnu bez-
pecnost' Cechy a Morayu ma
vstevujucich slovenskych po-
domovych obchodnikov vte-
dy, ked' ma Slovensku neha-
tene obchoduju obchodnici a
trhovnici z ceskych zemi?
Tu mate charakteristiku
Cechov. Ma Slovensko sa ich
vopchalo do najlepsich pozi-
eli $4,000 a ked' do Czech
pride Slovak obchodovat', j.
du no zabit'. To su "bra-
tia! A preto Slovaci nesmu
prestat' bojovat' "a svoju
autonomiu, aby mohli odpla-
cat taketo "bratstvo" podob-
nym "bratstvom". Potom sa
moresu naucia.
Mas Trubac trubi, re mu
redaktor postrihal jeho tru.
bu minuleho tyzdna. Nuz
hej, ked' pristine trubila
a redaktor sa obaval, re do
stane cd niekoho ma chrbat
ked'ze nikto my nevie, kto So
"a menom "Trubac" skryva
Redaktor postriha dakedy
pisma al svojim najlepsin
priatePom, ba mnoho razy
svoje vlastne, lebo co sa RAJ
V novinach vytlaci, to uz a
nj svatena voda nesmyje {
pred zakonom je zodpoved
ny len redaktor a vydava
tel'stvo. Preto mech sa niktt
nehneva, ked' mu redaktol
niekedy dopis postriha. Yer
tie, re to vel mi nerad robi
A co sa tyka Hodzu, uz j
po jeho panstve. Cesi mi
dali olizat' cukrik a poveda
Ii mu, re bude jeho, ak icl
bude posluchat'. Hodza aki
ste nechcel, tax mu ten slad
ky cukrik wall.
Slovenska sirota, 14-rocn.
Juraj Ondus 20 Shamokin
Pa. boil po tieto dni zabit,
v maine, v ktorej kopal u
| hlie a tax sa svojich suro
, dencov zivil. Bola to takzv
"bdtlegerska bana', ktoru s
: Jurko kamaratom vykopa
: a doloval. Taky je zivot sic
venskych sir0t ma majne1
: skych plejzoch v Pennsylva
: Mi, kde otcovia zahynuli v
} vybuchoch kompanickych ba
! nj.
Torok - ten zlopovestn
Torok, ktory narobil toPk
skody N. S. S., je Ease n
stlpcoch casopisov. Tento ra
| je to protest troch prom
nentnych episkopalnych BIZ
= kupov prot vymenovaniu Tc
, roka "a biskupa a pomocn
/ ka biskupa v Eau Claire
. Wis. Predtym bolo vysvatt
: nie Toroka znemoznene |
= dajmi HI. Odboru MSS. a b
: skupi sa cuduju, ako vzdo
: tymto obvineniam mohol by
5 Torok prijaty do biskupsk'
4 ho sboru episkopalnej cirkv
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-13

te. Vzdor tomu je ma svete
tol'ko hmyzu, re vazi Wac,
ako vsetci l'udia. Len mole
re zozeru rocne satstva "a
$3.50, 100000. Vzdavajme te-
dy vd'aku tymto niciterom
hmyzu a prosme Boha, aby
sa i'm podarilo vynajst' pra-
sky a tekutiny i ma posypa-
ME a postrekovanie takych
rudi, ktorf sa svojimi sku-
tkami i slovami navlas plo-
sticiam podobaju. .
Minuleho tyzdna predna-
sal tn imigracny komisar
Spoj. Statov, pluk. Daniel
w. MacCormack, o navrho-
vanych zmenach prist'ahova-
leckeho zakona, ktore by no
l'udskejsfm urobily. Plukov-
mix MacCormack podal mno-
he priklady nel'udskosti te-
rajsieho zakona. Ma pr. je-
den clovek, zijuci v Spoje-
nych Statoch 80 rokov, siel
V lete ma ,druhd stranu Mia
CARA vodopadu a ked' sa
vratil, boil arestovany a de-
portovany, lebo nemal OBJ
cianskeho papieru. Tedy clo-
vek, ktory tu stravil svoj
najlepsi vek, ktory vydal
svoju plnu energiu v pro-
speech tejto krajiny, boil "a
tknuty ako zlocinec a z kra-
jiny deportovany, lebo 81 ne
vybral obciansky papier a
odvazil sa prekrocit' ma mi
ndtku hranicu krajiny. my
pripad bol, ked' jeden cudzi-
nee cestoval vlakom v New
York state, ktory vlak ma
jednom mieste prechodi cez
Kanadu a hned' sa vrati ma
dzemie New Yorku. Akona-
hle vlak siel kanadskym IL
zemfm, detektivi neobcana
schytili, arestovali a dali de-
portovat', hoci NAL deti tn
narodene. Zakon roztrhal tu-
to rodinu nemilosrdne, ako
to byvalo "a casov otroctva,
ked' otrokar predal deti, O.
tea i matku rozmanitym kup-
com. Kazdy slovensky klub,
ba i kazdy spolok a jedno-
tlivec by NAL pisat' kongres'
manovi Cooperovi a senate
rom Bulkleymu a Donahey'
mu, zeby "a tie zmeny pri'
st'ahovaleckeho zakona hla
sovali, lebo terajsi zakon Je
ma hanbu Spoj. Station.
Co date svojim milym M
Vianoce ako dar? Date in
Youngstownske SLOW. Now
ny, ktorych najdete maj
rozmanitejsie poucne i "a
bavne cftanie a k tomu
zpravy 20 slovenskeho zivo
ia V Mahoning doline. Lei
So ma rok, 81 ma pol roka.
Japonsko predsa len od
trhlo cd Ciny Ease vepk,,
kus uzemia, provincie Hopel
a Chahar, s obyvatel'stvon
vyse 3O,OOO,O00. tt Japonc
= maju dobre zuby a dobr
. zaludok. W strovili Mandzd
riu S 80 milionmi obyvate
l'ov, teraz 81 Ease poriadn
zahryzli do tela Cfny. A t
= lezi bezmocna ma zemi, hoe
} ma 4OO,O00,OO0 obyvatepoN
: Hl'a, co sa urobi S najvai
: sim narodom ma svete, kee
: sa nestara O obranu. L'udi
2 sd dravci: jedni druhych pt
4 zieraju. To je ten rugged
/; individualizmus, ktory ME
: ktori americki milionari v.
0 chvaruju - medzi narodan
1 j jednotlivcami. Bee hamt
: vaciek tohto individualizm'
+ Pudia sa stanu bestiami.
: Zlate zasoby Spoj. State
T dosiahly rekordnej vysky v,
: Sc desat' bilionoV dolarov,
lie nezamestnanemu pudu