davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-01
Valna sch0dza
v Adams skole
Byv. senator Smolko a ini
pridu recnit'.

Ma nedel'u vecer. 3. no.
vembra O Z. hodinc bude
valna schodza ma Lansing
Vile v Adams Skole ma rohu
Cooper a E. Indianola ulic.
Pride recnit' byvaly senator
Jan Smolka a pan Hanchin
z Clevelandu, Mr.. Dunlevy
z Ashtabuly a pozvani boil
vSetci kandidati z mesta. O.
becenstvo je srdecne pozva-
ne ma tuto vePku voiebnu
schodzu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-01
JAN A. WILLO MA
RADIO v PONDELOK

Advokat Jan A. Willo bu-
de mat ma pondelok vecer,
4. novembra o 10. hodine
rec z radio stanice WKBN
Youngstown, "a mestskehc
sudcu Petra Mulhollanda.
Nahotujte 81 vase radio Ia
tuto rec.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-01
Valne sch0dze "a
aba-Sopkovica
v sobotu vecer " Sokolovni
ma Lansingville a pri gr. kat.
osade Fanny Marie a v ne
del'u vecer v polskej hale.

Volebne schodze "a pana
Jana Yaraba a dra Nikola-
ia Sopkovica budu sa od-
byvat " sobotu a nedel'u u
vecer ma troch miestach.
Jedna bude v Sokoovni ma
Homewood Ave. v sobotu, 2.
novembra vecer o g., kde bu-
de i muzika hrat' a okrem p.
Yaraba a Sopkovica budu
recnit' i mayorski kandidati.
Druha schodza bude tiez
v sobotu vecer, a to pri gr.
kat. osade Panny Marie ma
Steelton.
Tretia bude v nedel'u, 8.
novembra vecer " pol'skej
hale ma rohu Franklin a
King ulic. Tam okr4m PIP.
Yaraba a Sopkovica bude
recnit' i p. Kryzan a mayor
ski kandidati.
Poor, Slovaci!
Ktori Slovaci by chceii ve-
novat' ich den ma utorok v
prospech nasich kandldatov,
mech sa prihlasia na Steelton
u p. Martina a p. Lazorca-
ka; v meste u p. Jana Kris
pinskeho; ma Lansingville u
p. Franku a v Haseltone u
p. Jana Hnat.
Zenske kluby sd ziadane
ably sa postaraly, Zeby vse'
tky slovenske obcanky isly
hlasovat'. .....s t. 4.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-01

- Len v Youngstownskych
Slovenskych Novinach sa do
cftate o slovenskom zivote ma
Mahonin0 doline.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-01

i vsetkym, ktori pracovali "a
zdar tejto oslavy a pc "a
spievani "Kto "a praydu ho-
ri" pittsburghskym speyoko-
lom, stoly sa odprataly a ma
stala tanecna zabava. ktor;i
trvala dlho do noci.
Predseda slavnosti, p. Pa
lencar touto cestou d'akuje
ct. obecenstvu "a jeno kras-
mn liEazt'-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-01
Slow. baptistska
cirkev poctila
svojho kazatel'a =

nam clenmi Slovenskej bapt.
cirkve v Campbell. u neja-
ky cas- planovaly a priprayo-
valy sa zeny z kruzku 'Iy-
dia' usporiadat' Halloween
party. Den pre- tie party ur-
cily ma 26. oktobra. Hovori.
10 sa tedy stale 0 Halloween
partoch, al kym neprisiel ich
cas- a tn odrazu zmenily 50
ma birthday party. Zaciatok
tych partov boil urceny ma
pol siedmu hodinu v sobotu
vecer, den to narodenin rev.
Hibena, ale my SINE veru ne
cakali ami polsiedmu, zacali
SINE sa schadzat' PRIV. 0 pol
siedmej skolska miestnost'
uz bola dost' dobre naplne-
ma mladsimi j starsimi. z
kuchyne uz vonal opravdovy
dolnozemsky paprikas te-
paci baranf. v bielych za-
sterach sestry: Struharikova.
Sepsova, Luptakova, Savali-
nova, Kuzmikova, Matlako-
va, Melegova a inc usilovne
v kuchyni pripravovaly ten
paprikas, kolace, kavu a inc
dobre veci, zakiap mladsie
sestry chystaly a prikryvaly
stoly. Brat Struharik ST., ten
uz Ease, ako opravdovy kve-
tinar, sortoval kvety, robil
bukrety a mimi stoly okras-
poval. Konecne sa otyorily
ma kuchyni dvere, kucharky
vydaly rozkaz posluhovac-
kan a stoly v okamihu boly
I'nsle4ene~t5nni- najchutnejsf~
mi jedlami. A teraz So ko-
necne stala ia zmena partov.
Prve, nez SINE Hospodinn po-
d'akovali "a tie bohate dary,
ses. Kuzmikoya, predsedni-
cka zenskeho krlzku pristti-
pila ku rev. Hibenovi, pripi-
najuc mu kvetiny ma kabat,
zacala spievat' Happy birth
day to YOU" Neyzalo to o.
vsem dlho, co sa ku nej vse-
tcia pripojili. V tom jedna
sestra polozila krasny birth
day cake" pred kaz. Hibe-
ma, ina mu Ease podala nad-
henry dar, plniace pero .
ceruzu znacky ''Sheaffers''
Potom ses. Kuzmikova v me-
ne zenskeho kruzku vysvetli-
la, ze vecierok ten bol urce-
ny ku pocte narodenin brata
kazatePa. Nato povstal brat
kazateP Hiben 20 svojho
prekvapenia a srdecne d'a-
koval sestram i bratom "a
take mile prekvaperic. Ho-
voril, re on prisiel ma Hal
loween party, ale 0 tom by
sa nikdy nebol nazdal, ze tie
" poslednu chvil'ku zn1enia
sa ma birthday party. Va
svojej kratkej, ale iprimnej
reci povedal, ze slova bozie-
no kazatel' je ten, cd ktore-
no sa vzdy ocakava, ably i
nych potesoval, povzbudzo-
val, ale on je tiez clovek, a.
ko my, on tiez potrebuje no
vzbudenia, sdcitu a chvil'oc-
ky taketo sli pravym balza-
nom, odusevnenfm ku DIAL.
SCI praci, lebo vidi, ze nenis
sam, ale ma okolo seba l'u.
di, ktorf no milujd, ktorf !
MIN citia a ktori sd mu ho'
tovi v praci Bozej ponahat'
Medzitvm boly zapalent
sviecky ma tom krasnorr
"caku', brat kazatel' ma M
pozrel, usmial sa a povedal
ze sa mu tych sviecok ako
S; mnoho zda, ale ich yer.
darmo preratovali, boio icl
tam celych 80. Ale to son
: snad' nemal vyzradit'.
Pc veceri, v kritlych Re
ciach, bratovi kazatel'ov
blahozelali mladf / stari
Vsetcia vsak mali jednu pro
! sbu, a to, aby ho Vsemohic
! Hospcdin udrzal prl zivote
zdravi medzi nanii este Il
mnoho a mnoho rokov. VII
: tria snnn sa rnzch adxan
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-01
Vydarena oslava
odborov N. S. S.
SokoIovna preplnena host a
mi. Diva spevokoly spievaly.
Kazdy sa vyborne citil.

ulici is. vyrocie trvania Ma
rodneho Slovenskeho Spolku.
Slavnost' sa vydarila v kaz-
dom ohlade.
Zapocata bola radio roz-
hlasom z WKBN stanice, o
7.3O a trval pol hodiny. Pr
w recnil p. Andrej Paiencar,
ktoreho rec podavame indie.
Potom recnil p. Kachmar,
hi. uctovnik MSS. a adv. Jan
A. Willo, pravny radca MSS.
Medzi reciami spieval muz-
sky sbor MSS. z Pittsburghu
nase krasne l'udove l1arod-
ne piesne. V Sokolovni bol
radio pristroj, tax obecen-
stvo program vypoculo.
Este pred radio progra-
nom zahrala Petrikova or
chestra americku a sloven-
sku hymnu. Jan A. Krispin.
sky predriekol modIitbu a
tax bola chutna kuracia We
cera. Po veceri tunajsi spevo-
kol "Slavia" zaspieval Mad
Tatrou sa blyska, Taxi som
81 frajerecku, Husky a Tan
cuj, tancuj, zaco odmeneni
bel dlhym a vepkym potles
kom. Juraj Palascak, pred
seda spevokolu, d'akova
odborom "a pozvanie srcvo
kolu ma tuto slavnost' a prof
Vojtkovi d'akoval "a jeht
tnamahu 8 vyepiseHffa speua
kov ma tax vysoky stupeil
pomerne kratkom case.
Andrej Palencar, spravc;
slavnosti, predstavil mestske
no sudcu Mulhollanda, kto
ry sa vyslovil, re Slovaci mo
zu byt' hrdi ma adv. Willu
ktory tax pracuje "a po
zdvihnutie slovensksho me
ma.
Jeden z muzikantov "a
hral solo ma harEonike ;
adv. Willo predstavil nasicl
americkych priatel'ov: kon
gresmana Coopera, okresne
no sudcu Lyona a mestskeh'
sudcu Mulhollanda.
Ia spevom pittsburghske
no spevokolu recnil kongres
man John G. Cooper, ktore
no rec tiez uverejhujeme
prosime rodicov, aby upo
zornili ma nu svoje dietky
Karol Paros zahral "Bole
raz" ma harmonike. On tie
predniesol peknu bassn. Pc
tom recnil p. Zero Bury. h
dovernik MSS, ktory zastu
, poval hi. predsedu p. Nikola
ia Kovaca. Rec p. Buryh
bola ohniva a prijata s vel
+ kym potleskom.
. Predstaveny boil p. Nike
, laj Kovac 20 Struthers, je
: den 20 zakladatelov 8. od
boru, ktoreho je clenom u
, as rokov. Predstaveny bol
, p. Jan J. Yarab, syn zakls
datel'a 8. odb., ktorv pove
dal niekolko uprimnych slo
a ked' boil predstaveny ak
kandidat "a predsedu mes
; skej rady, bolo mu oduse,
meme tlieskane, Pritomny bt
i p. Michal Willo, ktory s
!, vel'mi zasluzil o zalozeni
8. odboru.
Okresny sudca Lyon p'
chvalil adv. Willu Ia jeh
krasnu rec po radiu q jeh
pracu a blahozelal SLOW,
!, kom k ich yelkej organic;
Gil MSS. Potom recnil o am
: rickej slobode a prirovn;
a Valley Forge k dnesnym ia
e kym casom. Vtedy Amerik;
) nj vydrzali a vydrzia / terra
: Predstaveny boil p. Schrar
y hi. pokladnik MSS, ktor
0 no spomienka neb. p. Was
o ka, dlhorocneho predseelu
Il odboru, vyvolala vel'ky p
= tlesk. Potom p. Jurai P
i halla, hi. dozorca MSS. $
e decnymi slovami pod'akov
y. fk,hch6rLor. nnslnhnvaGkA,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-01
Zdarne ukoncenie 4-dnoveho osadneho
bazaru osady Mena Jezi$ ma Steelton
Pens pocase stedrost adnikov umozniy zdar toho-
rosnsho bazaru Mia nalada dcastnilov pocas baza.
ru - vepki vyhra bola posledny den velkej dea-
%t<I sti ODE censtva.

Mas osadny bazaar, ma kto-
ry sme sa cele tyzdne pri-
pravovali, je uz vecou minu
losti. Bola to vel'ka praca,
ale teraz mas vsetkych test,
lebo ma dnesne easy bazaar
sa nam vydaril krasne. Pra-
vda, pocas celeho bazaru
mali SINE utesene pocasie, a.
nj v lete. Krasne dni a pri-
jemne vecere. To vepmi po-
mahalo. Lebo l'udia prisi.
Ale este viacej pomahala
nam ku zdaru stedrost' ma
sich osadnikov a nasich spoil
koy. l v tychto casoch mno-
hi nasi osadnici stedre pod
porili bazaar. Jak nasi du-
chovni, tax | nasi osadnici
veru vsetcia SINE pracovali,
vsetcia obetovali, len aby to-
no bolo elm viacej. Me je
nasemu vyboru mono vse-
tko dopodrobna davat' do
novin,. len tax z vacsieho, a
len tie vacsie obnosy vyka-
zujeme "a bazarove knizky.
Teraz niekol'ko SLOW o
skonceni naseho bazaru.
V utorok vecer, v posledny
den nasho bazaru, uz pc
jedenastej hodine vecer, po-
mocou rozhlasujuceho pri-
stroja, mas duchovny, velp.
Stefan Kocis, oslovili prl-
tomnych osadnikov i ho-
stow. Vepka osadna miest-
most bola preplnena. Vo svo-
jej reci najprv po slovensky
a potom po anglicky pove-
dali, ze PRIV nez sa prikroci
ku vel'kej vyhre,. chc1 tito
prilezitost' pouzit', ably sa
vrele pod'akovali vsetkyca,
ktori umoznili zdar tohoroc-
neho bazaru. Pod'akovali
rozlicnym bazarovym vybo-
rom, muzskym i zenskym,
j skolskym dietkam a sestri-
ckam-ucitel'kam "a ich ma
mahavu pracu pred baza-
rom j pocas bazaru. Pod'a-
kovali tiez i vsetkym lar
com, ktori ci peniazmi, q
zbozim alebo inymi darmi
prispeli ma tento mas bazaar
Spomenuli nase spolky a
nasich obchodnikov a farma.
rov, ktori stedre podporili
bazar. Pc meme pod'akoval:
predsedom bazaru i nasemu
velp. kaplanovi "a ich sta
rostlivost', dozor a pracu po'
cas- bazaru. Potom sa prikro
clio ku vel'kej vyhre,
Prvl cenu diving room
s suite) vyhralo cislo 1885 -
Paul Hemes, Is Eleanor
Ave.; druhu cenu ($50 v no
tovosti) vyhralo cislo 1925
- Juraj Janovec, 1913 Mar
shall Ave-; tretiu cenu ice
dar chest) vyhralo cislo 1922
A-Spolok Mena Jezis, cislt
3O8. IKSJ.; stvrtd cenu ($2E
v hotovosti) vyhralc cislt
1864 - Mrs. Frank Balay
SIT South Hazelwood Ave.
piatu cenu wrist watch)
vyhralo cislo 11410 - Mrs
Viktoria Naumoff, 125 Stee
St.; siestu cenu (floor lamp
vyhralo cislo 1855 --- pan
Anna Olenfk, 235 Carltol
st. a tych $1,000, ma ktor'
.skolske dietky predavaly II
stky, vyhralo clslo $500 -
81. Maria Macinga, 2021 Ell
beron Ave. Teda, vacsin1
Glen vyhrali Pudia, htori nj
su nasimi osadnfkmi a m.
"a prikladom naseho du
chovneho tiez i'm blahozela
me ku ich st'astiu. Sine isti
ze pridu ku nam ma mas
bazary v budlcnosti. hoe
pravda, nemozeme i'm zaru
cit podobne st'astie.
: Ia bazarovs knizky d'alej
zaplatili po S. a vyse:
Spolok sv. Ruzenca $2s
Spolok sv. Michala, cislo 81
~ q cdn c~l~l- y.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-01
VOLEBNA SCHODZA
v HASELTON.

Kazdy je pozvany prfst'
do stanu Jana Hnat, kandi-
data "a koncilmana 2. war
dy, ma 1O4 So. Center st.
pre- akukol'vek volebnd in
formaciu.
Clenovia Haseltorsheho OBJ
cianskeho Klubu sa sfjdu v
pondelok vecer ma poslednu
volebnu schodzu, ma ktorej
sa bude pojednavst' o kan
didatoch a vydani bondov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-01

Ma pondelok veeer, 4. no.
vembra o II. hodine p. Jan
Yarab bude recnit' z radio
stanice WKBN. Vypocujte
jeho programovu rec vsetci.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-01

Spolok sv. Ruzenca $25,
Spolok sv. Michala, cislo 315
Penn. S. j. $40, Spolok sv.
Jozefa, cislo 399. IKSJ. So.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-02-23

LILY OF THE VALLEY
TOMATO JUICE, "a lie
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24-inch Round Mirrors
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Lacquer Refreshment

A medium size serving tray in black
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WestChester
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The Washington times., 1935-11-15

Compare the beauty.
style and perfection
of this ring with
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diamond. with J2
ftne-cut smaller dia-
monds in 14-kt. yell
low gold mounting.
Zoe DoLvn-f
The Washington times., 1935-11-15

It's not merely the
fact that there are
Is diamonds in this
ensemble that makes
1t a s e n S a t ion al
value. It's the
QUALITY of the dia-
monds, the newness
of the design. the
slendernesS of the mou
outstanding value. r
5 diamonds-the wedd
Zoe DeliUers It
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-29

pictured at the left of the Study Lamp, to be used above the bed or in many spot in the home where additional illumination is needed.
 Equip it with 8 75-watt bulb and enjoy it's good lighting. Below this is sketched one of a pair of lamps suitable for dressI ing table, each to be equipped
 with a 60-watt bulb. Remember, too i. white shades, if the wo+
 man of the house wants to do !
 smooth job at her complexion+
 blending in the evening. Sketched at the right of the
 LES. lamp are, above, a model
 with tall shade suitable for a chest of drawers and, below, an end- table lamp calling for two bulbs of
 from 40 to 60-watts.
 Handsome is As Handsome Does All of these lamps Illustrated give an adequate amount of light
 both up and down to avoid con- | trast. The shades are light in col-
 or and large enough across the
 base to give 8 good spread of illu- imitation. Height of the stand I ards may be selected (and even | adjusted in some cases) to fit the I furniture on or beside which they
 are to be used, thus preventing | glare.
 These are sleek smart lamps I that are not only decorative :.
 but also give comfortable lighting
 that is kind to the eyes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-29
BY MARY E. DAGUE NEA Service Sts;fY Writer

A few years ago, you were hard put to it to meet an artichoke out side of a novel-or else one of our very largest cities. Today. so cheap and well distributed is this inter- esting, originated-in-F France vege- table that one needs ofsiyaya little spirit of adventure to- become in- timately acquainted with 1t.
 One nice thing about the arti- choke is that 1t is usually most are scarce and high. The vegeta- fresh and green with leaves that choke Is served to a person, either at the beginning of the meal or as salad.
 How to Prepare
 I To prepare for cooking, wash
 To prepare for cooking. wat h and cut stem close to leaves. Pull off hard outer leaves. Let stand in cold water to cover to which vinegar in the proportion of one tablespoon vinegar to one quart water has been added. c o ln boiling salted water for thirty to | forty minutes. Drain and serve with Hollandaise sauce, melted butter or hot mayonnaise. If it Is eaten cold. you will prefer the mayonnaise cold too.
 Each leaf Is pulled off with the fingers, dipped into the sauce and the soft part at the end eaten, the rest discarded. After all the leaves have been pulled away and the nettle-like debris removed, the heart is eaten with a fork. The sauce Is served in separate in- dividual dish or if thick, can be served on the side of the plate. Italian Style Artichokes | Four small globe artichokes, 4 tablespoons grated cheese, ta- blespoons oiled butter or olive oil
 Prepare artichokes as in preced. ing recipe and parboil in salted water for fiften minutes. Drain and arrange in single layer in a buttered baking dish. Pour over the oil and sprinkle with cheese
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, should have week or two of super-feeding with vitamins, with only moderate restriction of intake of carbohydrate-perh some | one item, such as sugar or potato, omitted-beIore any start is made | on an actual low calory diet. Ideally the man or woman past 35 who has been insidiously ac-
 cumulating stacker flesh for years,
 should lay in plenty of vitamins in I the first two weeks and let the 1 diet be just a fair maintenance diet for a person of his of her sta- | tus. It will be found that this plan,
 while giving little if any reduction 1 of weight the first week or so, will put the patient in much better con- dition to stick with the suiable re- duction diet through as many weeks as may be desirable. That is, | to do so with. comfort, with a steady weekly loss or from two to
 four pounds and a steady gain in | general resiliency and vitality. In the last analysis of any reduc- l ton plan the paramount question
 is, not how many pounds one can
 burn off the first week, but how
 many weeks can one remain faith full to the rules while the weight
 is returning toward the ideal. | Ask your doctor about this. If
 he muffs 1t, send for New Design
 for Dwindling." This booklet sets
 you back 10 cents in coin (not
 stamps) and a stamped envelope lbearing your correct address. | QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS | Now.
 Kindly take up the following questions and let me know when: l Mineral salts in drinking water,
 and their therapeutic value =. '. co. E. W.)
 | Answer-Salts in drinking water, mineral water, have no remedial
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been made, but the fact that most people with active minds become more restless and dissatisfied with routine work, and the further fact that slow and dull people usually carry on such work very happily, would indicate that for people who, can think the repetitive ope- erations only stimulate them to think, or at least leave them free to think--probably in many cases about their personal problems --- 3.--This is a frightfully hard question to answer, but it was act tackled by R. R. Heustis and Alinc Maxwell in a study of large group of families of the students of the University of Oregon. They found a small tendency for family size to run In families but were not sure whether this was due to social custom or inborn desire for children and physical ability to produce them.
 (Copyright John Y. piIls Col
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value, in my opinion, unless one imagines catharsis is remedial.
 Fatty TumOrs
 have several fatty tumors un- der the skin. I think more are coming. Can one do anything to prevent them? (Mfs J. F.)
 Answer--Such tumors with def mite outline are easily removed under local anesthesia. know of nothing to prevent formation of fatty tumors. In certain cases att tended with painful deposits of fat in tumor-lilse formations ductiess gland treatment by the physi- clan will bring relief.
 Sweaty Feet.
 Daughter and self much troubled with sWeaty feet .,. (Mrs c. R.) Answer-Send stamped envelope bearing your address and ask for monograph on Care of Feet, For maiin (Liq. F0rmaldehydi, U. s. P. 37.5 per cent so1ution) is the best remedy. One ounce. of it in half pint bottle filled up with wa ter IS the right strength to sponge on the sweaty feet once or twice week, or to pour in the shoes and drain out, letting shoes dry 24 hours before wearing.
 Copyright 1925, John F. Dille Co.
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1.-Not unless Miss Rock expects to live mighty long time. II would be easy, l think, to pick out forty women in the United States far abIer than the majority of our male Presidents, most of whom
 have been pretty mediocre men;
 but they managed to fool the voters - before election - into thinking they were super men, l doubt that in the visible future any woman will be able to do that, largely because a woman has to be abler than man to con vince man she is as good as he Is. The women governors, state and national representatives and ssena- tors rather believe are above the average of the men--they pretty
 nearly have to be- to convince the
 voters they are as good. aTo do this on q national scale--iy04h 1 fear Miss Rock is over-opt0 istic
 for her sex. sts A2.--No exact tests Of this have