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La opinión., 1935-04-16
QUE QUER|AN
OAR MUERTE
A MUSSOL|N|
Sc descubre un complot de
monarquistas. Arrestos
en- Marsella
Tambien intentaban matar
a Laval y a otros dos es-
tadistas europeos

GINEBRA, Abril 15.-(UP).- La
policis local reveIo hoy haber des-
cubierto un complot que tenia CO
mo fin dar muerte a cuatro de los
principles estadistas europeos, y
al mismo tempo informo que tres
italianos,-dos hombres y una mu-
jer-han sido detenidos en- Marse-
liza.
Los compiotistas proyectaban ha-
Ger rodar las cabezas del premier
Mussolini, de Italia; Pierre Laval,
Ministre de Eelacionos ds-Fnancla:
Nicolas Titulesco. Ministro de Re
IacIones de Rumania. V de Benes,
Minlstro de Relaciones de Checo-
eslovaquia.
De acuerdo con las investigated
mes de la policia. Sc %desprende que
la muerte de Benes y Titulesco ha-
bia sido acordada. bajo cargos de
que estos funcionarios son los prin-
cipales enemigos de la revision de
los tratados de paz.
Las autoridades enyiaron inme-
diato ayiso a las de Alemania. de
Austria y de Francia para que vi
s sus fronteras y eyiten la IN
trada de elementos anarquistas.
La opinión., 1935-04-16
CONDENAN LA LUCIA
INTERGREMIAL

clUDAD DE MEXICO, AbriI IS.
-(Exclusivo).-'El Comite Ejecu-
two Confederal de la Confedera-
ci6n General dc Trsbajadores, con-
dena publica y energicamente IA lu-
La opinión., 1935-04-16
PROTECTION AL coNcILlo

Con este motive SO r~edoblaron
hoy los servicios de v%igiIancia pa
ra da. mayor protection a los miem
brcs de la liga de las N%aeiones,
contra posibles atentados.
De Marsella Sc do ayiso que las
aLtoridades de pol'cia local consi-
guieron ell arresto de Rudolph Guns
cher y una mujer que lie acompa-
haba. llamado Ida Carone. quienes
Sc asegura va admitieron estar en-
c~onnivencia con los anarquistas. FL
nombre del tercer a~prehendido no
ha sido dado a conocer, sabien-
dose que es ell principal.
Sc sabe que los elementos Italia
nos ant~i-fascistas que residen aqui
tuvieron intenciones de ir a Stresa
para dar muerte a Mussolini GUAM
do celebraba este sus conferencias
% los delegados dc Francia e In
g~laterra. pero sus movimientos fue
ron descubiertos a tempo.
La opinión., 1935-04-16
vIENTo. PoLVo Y oNDA FRA

Los pron6sticos dados a conocer
Ell el observatorio meteorological Re
deral Gicen que antes del anocilecer
estara cubierto de polvo TODD ell Els
tado de Texas Y parte del Norte dc
Mexico. puesto que los nubarrones
avanzan hacia ell Sur, Ell Sureste y
81 Suroeste. en- forma de abanico.
Aparte del veudayal que comen-
70 a azotar hoy. Sc p~ronostica Tue
desde hoy en- Ia noche comenzara
a desprenderse n onda fria.
En- Oklahoma Sc refuglaron los
h~sbitantes de muchas poblaciones y
sldeas en- los subterraneos espeela-
les que tienen construidos para
proteeerse del azote de los lorna
dos.
so ToRMENTAs EN- 1914 olAs
.Muchos automovilistas que Sc
aventuraron a las carreteras en- me
do de la tormenta, vieron con ex-
traneza cue sus vehiculos no que
rian andar, como 81 la aeumulaeion
electrical Sc les hubiera acabado.
Muchos cream que era por etec-
to del polvo al meterse entire Ell sis
tema m~ecanico. pero Sc descubrio
que el polvo desarrolla ms %electri-
cidad estatica. dando muerte a Ia
electricidad del sistema &c isnicion
de los vehiculos.
Los residences de Perryton, TIE
xas. donde Sc han registrado SO tor
mentas de polvo en- los nltimos
104 dias. dicen que ia de hoy es
la peor de todas."
La opinión., 1935-04-16
LA OPINION

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tsisue en- la ga. Paa.)
La opinión., 1935-04-16
ACTITUD MUY ENERGICA

La energica setitud que propone
Franc'a. para que Alemania sea
siaus en- Ia 5a, Paa.l
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-11-21
GRETA GARBO STARS
IN "ANNA kARENINA"

Greta CARLOS tenth anniversary
picture, Anna Karenina," opening
Sunday at the Orpheum Theatre, has
one of the most impressive casts OF
feature players available.
The story, with a background Of
imperialistic Russia at the height of
that nations wealth and splendor,
was directed by Clarence Brown.
Almost all of the characters in the
novel are retained in the picture
totaling forty featured roles.
Plays Gorbo's Husband
Heading the cast are Garbo. as An
ma karenina. and Fredric March as
Count Vronsky. her lover. Basil
Rathbone was lured from the stage
to play Karenin, Annals ruthless hus-
band, and Freddie Bartholomew. Of
David Copperfield," was called back
from personal appearance triumphs
to take over the role as CARLOS son.
Maureen O'Sullivan, because of
her brilliant work in ''Barretts of
Wimpole Street, was chosen from
an imposing list of candidates for
Princess Kitty S~hcherbatsky, and
Phoebe Foster, Broadway stage star
abandoned the footlights to play
Princess Dolly, Annals sister-in-law.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-11-21
RESERVE
j. j. Gibbons

Mrs. Aage Jacobsen entertained
sone ladies' Of her neighborhood Fri
day evening at a bridge party.
Michel Gibbons was host to the
children Of the lower grade at school
AMI a few pre- school friends Thurs
day afternoon in the basement OF the
school The occasion was his seventh
birthday. Covers wer laid for II at d
p~rettily decorated table. MIS-. Gros-
kurth and Miss Johnson assisted
Mrs. Gibbons in entertaining.
Mr.. and Mrs. Groskurth. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lund. Mr.. and Mrs. Jensen. Mr..
ard Mrs.Lyngaas and Sen, and Mrs.
Angvick attended the benefit enter
talnment given for the Republican
treasury at the Brotherhood hall on
Saturday night Eric helped with the
entertainment by singing.
Mrs. Gail Angvick entertained her
bridge club Saturday at a one o'clock
luncheon. High score for the after
noon games was made by Mrs. Lund
and low by Mrs. Gibbons.
Mrs Cole returned Saturday from
Glasgow and Hayre where she had
heen for the past three weeks visiting
her children. Maria, Paul and James.
John Egland returned Friday from
the west coast whore he had made
an extended visit with relatives.
Soren Rungborg, Aaeg Jacobsen
and John Kallak attended a stag par
ty given by Ole Kampe at his home
on the reservation on Friday eve
ming.
The Ladies Altar Society met last
Wednesday with Mrs. Ray Kallak.
The treasurer reported that over $50
had been made at the recent bazaar
and supper.
Pete Madsen went to Sidney last
week and expects to remain for the
winter. He has secured employment
there.
Minnie Johanson is employed at
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-11-21
ANTELOPE
Mrs. Carl Brandon

Frank Clark left for Minneapolis
last week.
Eleanr Anderson is back from the
Shriners' hospital in Minneapolis.
Mrs. G. Wolf. a sister of Mrs. Bill
Hess, passed away last week at
Bend, Oregon.
Fred Glaze of Brockton was home
over the week end.
Mrs Roy Homme is visiting at her
parental home at Mention, Sask.
Mrs Weldon Richardson took her
mother. Mrs. Mary Hedges, to Will
liston Saturday where she boarded
the train for Rochester, MINI.
Charles Glaze Steve Anderson and
Gene Richardson left for a C.C.C.
camp.
Elmer Hess Of Wolf Point and Bill
Hess and family spent Sunday at the
Rerneau home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walt Hanson had as
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-11-21
LAKE VIEW
Alice Stringer

Frank Snellman and Rudolph Be
lisle made 4 business trip to Plenty
wood Monday.
Leroy Richwine was called to Plen-
tywood Thursday morning to enter
4 CCC camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Jacobs of
ida. Montana, arrived Friday for a
isit at the home Of the formers sis
.er. Mrs. f. y. S%tringer.
Bruce Riehwine came home Thurs
lay from Washington where he has
Jeen employed nearly all summer.
Orland Stringer and Eric Grand
lund made a motorcycle trip to Plen-
tywoOd Tuesday.
Frank Snellman and F. Stringer
were Homestead and Plentywood
business callers Friday.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-11-21
ROCK SPRINGS
Fred Grams

Charley Brightsman was taken sud
denl i'll Sunday morning and was
taken to the Plentywood hospital.
\ large crowd attended the church
meeting held at the school house
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Balm and Mrs.
Mary Summers and Mary Lois Sum-
mers motored to Plentywood Sunday.
Jim Mann was a business caller in
Plentywood day last week.
A few business men of Reserve at
tended a luteisk supper at Ole Kamp
ems Friday night.
Mrs. John Allen returned home
from the brentwood hospital Tues
day Of last week
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-11-21

the Axel Christensen home. Mrs.
Christensen has been i'll Tor the past
week.
On the occasion of her fifth birth
day Carol Wien was honored at a
party given Saturday afternoon by
her mother. Games and a lunch pro-
vided entertainment.
Aurthur Lesterberg is out again
after a weeks absence from school.
He had his tonsils and adenoids re-
moved at the Plentywood hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Peterson and
son Vance and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Rasmussen are guests at the Nels
Sunstergaard home near Grenora.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Aasvaad have
returned to their home after spend
ing a month at Wheeler.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-11-21
Homestead Demonstration
Club Holds Third Meeting

their guests sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
George Johnson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Aage Larson and family.
sylvia Richardson spent the week
end At the home OF her cousin, Mrs.
Emil Peterson OF Dagmar.
Mrs. L. Ritland is visiting at the
Homme home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. J. Hunter, Mrs.
: Stevens. Mr.. Marian Stevens and
Nellie h. SaXton were dinner guests
at the Clause Strand home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Strand have recently
purchased the Monte Thornberg
farm.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-11-21
Snnday. November IA. 19s

Sunday, November "a, 1885
Services at Dooley at 1916 am;
at Raymond at 300 pm, and at
Plentywocd At 500 pm.
The Plentywocd Lutheran Ladies
Aid will a mtefsk supper at
the church on Saturday, Nov. %.
The annual business meeting of
the Antelope Lutheran church will
be held On Monday, Nov. % at 7:30
pm.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-11-21
Special to the Herald

The third regular meeting of the
Homestead Home Demonstration
club was held at the home of Mrs.
GAYLORD Tyler last Friday afternoon.
vice President Mrs. +. l.. Neikirk
ably presided at The meeting in the
absence Of Mrs. X. G. Tyler. For roll
call each member responded with a
recipe for sGme dish to be used for a
Thanksgiving dinner. This proved in
teresting. After the business meeting
the project for the month was taken
up. This consisted of he fitting and
altering Of patterns. The lesson and
discussion was led by Adeline Boil
yarde. Refreshments were served.
MORE HOMESTEAD NEWS
Miss Lois Tragerton of Medicine
Lake spent the week end with Ber-
nice Waller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. H. Tellbaum and
daughter Eloise of Froid spent Sun
day Afternoon and evening at the V.
+. Johnson home.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid which
was held last Wednesday afternoon
at Itlt ittfliAt VI MIS-. lll ny 4 VI D
Darby and Mrs. Bradshaw as hos
losses was wen attended. The pro
ceeds Went to the old peoples home
AT Couer d'.Nlene, Idaho.
Mrs. lIalvor Skirlingberg was
called Wednesday Afternoon to come
to the bedside of her father, H. c.
Fraley of C~harbonneau. y. d.. who
had been taken very i'll. He was
moved to the Williston hospital and
at the present writing he is getting
along very Well. Mrs. Skirlingberg
returned Saturday evening.
Miss Grimsrud, teacher of the Muir
ray school attended a two day teach
ers' institute at Wolf Point last we elk
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Olson visited
with Fr0id friends last Sunday.
J O. Johnson made a business trip
to P%lentywood on Monday.
Sylvia Phelps came home from
Ilentywood Saturday evening to be
With her daughter, Elizabeth Ann,
and her folks, over Sunday. She re-
turned to Plentywood Sunday eve
ming.
Bert Engebretson and Ernest Oh
ness made a business trip to the
county seat last Friday.
Nels Halverson returned to Home
stead last Fritay after having visit
ed his nephew, Henry Skillingberg,
at Glasgow, Mont. and also visiting
friends at Epping. y. u Mr.. Halvor-
son is a brother Of Mrs. Hans Skill
ingberg.
Fred Martin Of the east communi-
Is was on the sick list last week but
at this writing is able to be up and
around again.
Stanley Tyler and Myron Waller
We're the two young men from our
nidst who left last Thursday for the
CCC concentration camp at Missoula
from whore they will be transferred
to some other camp.
Last Friday evening Legionaires
p. D. Bolyard. Arnold Johnson and G..
J. Patterson, from Homestead, and
other members of American Legion
Post No. 20 Of Medicine Lake ac-
cepted the invitation Of the Legion
post at Plentywood to be present at
initiation exercises which were put
on by members of the Flaxville-
Whitehall post. Lunch followed the
exercises. The boys report a pleasant
and enjoyable evening.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-04
4. JANUARA 1885

ii ucenec sveta Einstein .
tom, ze je sila to iste, Go hmo-
ia a ze sila ma vahu tax, ako
hmota. Tych 400 ucencov plati-
10 po $50 vstupneho, ably vypo-
Gull Einsteinovu m1drost', kto-
Ri kazdy chlapec zna bez toho,
aby mu to kto povedal.
Zaiste, kazdy chlapec vie, ze
ked' 81 poloM hodny kamen ma
nohu, to bolt, a ked' 81 polozi
maly kamen, to nsboli. Ale ked'
mu niektory .chlapec hodi ten
maly kamen do hlavy alebo tre-
bars ma nohu, to zjajcf cd bo-
lesti. Pri hodenf maleho kane
la ide s MIN sila, vaha toho,
kto ju hodil. A zaiste kazdy
vsetecny ,chlapec zk1sil, ked' ga
vail, ze ked' jednou nohou ma
vahu silnejsie pritisne, vazi
Wac, ako ked' ticho ma vahe
stojf. No a prof. Einstein pri- I
siel ma to len teraz, a 400 inych
profesorov no nabozne poc1valo
a zaplatilo mu "a to po $50. Co
sa to len tymi profesormi ro-
bf, ked' take vel'ke 'tm1dro-
sti' len teraz objavujdY
Cez sviatky vsetky hostfnce
boly preplnene a statne viskov6.
obchody boly obliehane. To je
uz biznis! Dakedy 81 myslfme,
ci by nebolo lepsie urobit' z re-
dakcie hostfnec.
Novodobym zazrakom je,
ked' slovensky easopis dostane
milodar. ''Osadne Hlasy" v Chi
cagu dostaly cd jedneho 1itate-
Ia So. - Kedysi, bolo to az
davno, ma kazdom krsteni.
svadbe a jubilei bola sbierka
ma roduverny easopis alebo in1
ustanovizen..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-04

skych brehov. 2 Floridy prisla
prave zvest', ze tam Dol chyte-
ny jeden japonsky spion. ktory
d'alekovidnym aparatom foto-
grafoval pobrezie, pristavistia a
valecne lode. V Panamskom
prieplave pri Gatun zamke po-
stavena bola duplovana straz q
kazda osoba je sprevadzana
|strazami. T1to zamku totiz mo-
zno znicit' jednou bombou a
potion by Panamsky kanal ne
mohol byt' pouzity nase va
leene inc lode by musely ko-
nat dlhd csstu okolo Juznej
Ameriky z Atlantickeho do Pa
cifickeho mora. Ma jar nase va
lecne lod'stv bude mat vel'ke
manevre v trojuholniku Kali
fornia- -Hawaii-Alaska ma leto
bud1 mat Japonci manevre. V
manevroch bude brat dcast
blizko dvesto nasich valecnych
lodi a At lietadiel. Vzdor ne
dobremu pomeru, netreba sa
bat vojny. Japonci by sa odva-
zili mas napadn1t' len tax, ke-
by mali Angliu "a spojenca a.
lebo pcdporovatel'a, co je teraz
skoro ,vyl1cene, lebo v Anglii
mnohf vlivnf l'udia s1 proti to-
mu. Japonci sa nem6zu pustit'
do vel'kej vojny bez spojenca
alebo podporovatela pre- neu-
teseny finaneny stav. Narodny
prijem Japoncom je len okolo
12 bilionov jen a biliony dola.
row roene, kdezto mas je oko-
10 so bilionov dolarov. K tomu
Japonci maj1 znepriatelen1 Cf-
nu "a chrbtom.
V Pittsburghu sa sisli vel Xxi
americkf ueenci, poetom 400 a
tymto vel 'kym ucencom pred
nasal este v..icsi - vrai naivac-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-04

Rok 1884 odisiel do vecnost ako jeden histori-
sckych rokov. Bol nesmieme bohaty ma vyznamne
udalosti ktore bud1 vlivat' deje buddceho DIAL
1feh rokov.
4 Teraz rok americky l'ud prechovaval vel'ke made
sie zmenu epsiemu. Nezamestnane robotnictvo OBJ
dTzalo federalnu pracu zacalo citit st'astnym.
Kazdy zarabal, fabriky pust'aly do pohybu. Rok
1894 NAL byt tym ktory NAL zahnat' depresiu W.
v&bit' prosperitu ''zpoza uhla Ale jar federalne
Zg&ce prestaly do jasene zasekly prace vo fabri
<ch takze SINE sa nasi konci tohto roku tam, kde
ne boil ma konci predoslych dvoch rokov, rozdie-
nv ze krajna je yel'ke biliony zadlzenejsia. Teraz
1eralna vlada musf opakovat to- co urobia vlani:
R0yu dat zamestnanie milionom a znovu sa zadlzo
Ale starry rok predsa len Dol lepsf ako 1893. Lep-
<ol TOM Re detska praca bola zrusena, ze boly u
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-04
ROZHLAS YSN.

Je obyeajou, ma Novy rok 81
predsavziat' odhodit' nejaky
zly navyk a prijat' miesto neho
dobry. Ny Slovaci by SINE 81
mali predsavziat' odhodit' r.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-04
-uACsIE YOUNGsToWNsKE sLOvENsKE
NOVINY.

Ked' sa plan, vypracovany vyborom uskutocnl,
Y Youngstownske Slovenske Novny nielen re budu W.
chodit tyzdenne ale budd tax zvacsene, ako nikdy
boly "a svojich 25 rokov zivota.
Bude mich miesta pre- obs1rne zpravy osad
cirkevnych sborov pre- zpravy spokove klubove, pre-
zpravy krajove amercke svetove pre- poucne clan
ky, dopsy roA oravky alebo romany
predpatn6 bude mad 'alej len 5000 ma rok!
Bude to casopis aky 81 bude kazdy mahoningsky
sovak slovenka radosti predplacat' este radost
nejse, ako dosavad ocakavat jeho prichod kazdej
boty. Ma sch6dzi 18. anuara vecer skole Cyrila
Metoda bude to vsetko obsirne vysvetlene.
Su len dive podmienky ODE s1 snadno uskutocni-
telne ked' bude ochota. Vybor svoj plan dobre pre-
myslel. Il. .saaaAlRAa
Jednou je skoektovanie starych predplatkov "a
dovazenie asi 1000 novych odberatelov Ia to bude
zvlastna kampai S cemym odmenam hotovymi
peniazmi pre- kolektorov
Druhou je maly rocny prispevok cd osad, spolkov
kubov. Ia maly prispevok $40 rocne casopis bude
uvcrejnovat' spolkom a kubom ich adresar vsetky
ch zpravy a oznamy Inc slovenske casopisy uverej-
NUM- na pr. oznamy divadiel zabav atp. len podobe
patenych oznamok rataj1 So, $5 $40 "a jedno
re nene. My dosial uverejnovai take veci zda1-
ma. Me div, re SINE sli dolu vodou No my nebudeme
ratat' doare "a jedno uverejnene nejakeho oznamu.
Ia eden may rocny poplatok bud1 stlpce tohto caso
plsu vzdy otvorene takym oznamom. X tomu kazdy
spolok alebo kub bude mat adresar uverejneny
mesiac pred eho sch0dzou tiez bude mat otvorene
stlpce pre- zvlastne svoje zpravy. Osady budd mat
miesto pre- vykazy offer pre- vsetky inc zpravy Y S.
sNoviny budu potion vernym zrkadlom, podporovate-
lom napomahatel ON nasho zivota. Mas pokrok bude
rychlejsi vacsi budeme tesnejsie spojeni Wac
ujati svoje vastne sovenske vec svoje slovenske
blaho. II A..
Kto by nebol "a to? Kazdy verny Slovak Slo-
venka to- Preto chystajte vsetci Wy slovensk
pracovnfci pracovncky, Wy, ktor Pdbte svoj narod
ma valni sch6dzu, ktora bude Is. januara skole
aosady Cyrila Metoda. A Wy spolky kluby slo-
venske ktore budete mat sch6dzu pred 49, januarom,
necakaje do toho dha, ale odhlasute svoj dar pri-
neste no til schodzu, ably vasa laska slovenskej
tac zohriala vsetky srdca slovenske odusevnila ch
uskutoeneniu planu, ktory vybor vypracoval Vybor
pozostava PIP. Rev. Jozefa L. Kostka, Jozefa g. Vas
Gaka, A. NJ. Pakoviea Miana Salvu Martina j. Les
naka. Sch6dzu NAL %. decenbra Palkovicov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-04

visit a prijat' miesto nej HGli-
vost'.
Ma svete je vsetko NONE, 60
je pudsky NONE. Ba elovek uz
vykonal i take veci, 90 sa po-
vazovaly "a Pudsky nemozne.
Preco by SINE tedy nemohli "a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-04

NEST ravatep nesmie 81 vyberat'
robotnikov. Vlada pridel'uje
robotnikov ia, kde chce. Sed-
iak nesmie predat' svoju rol'u
a nesmie sa odst 'ahovat' do
mesta.. Mladez do 25. roku mo-
ze pracovat' iba "a byt a stravu
' robotnych taboroch. Obchod-.
mix nesmie klpit' tovar, aky
chce, ami tam, kde chce, ale
stat mu povie,. kde ma k1pit' a
kol'ko smie klpit'. Bankar ne
smie dat krsdit obchodnikovi
lebo fabrike bez dovolenia Via
dy. Zenba je tiez vladou kon-
trolovana. Nemec 81 nesmie
vziat' "a zenu dievea, ktore ne
pochadza z cisto-nemeckej krvi,
ami dievca takeho muza, a mu-
81 dokazat', ze pradedovia bo-
Ii Nemci. Mrzaci nesmd mat
deti. Studovat' moze len ten,
kto dostane dovolenie cd Via
dy, lebo poeet studentov boil
vel mi obmedzeny. Robotnictvo
nesmie mat svoje lnie. Slovom,
V Nemecku je vsetko "verbo-
ten" = zakazane. A zivot je
tam vel'mi lacny. Tam zastre-
liza cloveka i len ked' je po-
dozreni, ze nes1hlasi vladou.
V Rak1sku bola sloboda tiez
potlacena. Tam hodia do vaze-
mia alebo koncentracneho tabo-
ru cloveka j beg s1du a drzia
ho tam, kol'ko sa i'm paei. Mi
mule dni i jeden americky OBJ
can-zurnalista Dol vhodeny do
vazenia a drzany medzi lotra-
mi "a trinast' hodin len preto,
ze nechcel povedat', kto mu
dava informacie. Novinar nikdy
nevyzradf. cd koho ma infor-
macie. To je potrebne ma udr-
zanie verejnych mravov a po-
cestnosti. Keby vyzradil, kaz-
dy by sa bal dat novinam in
formdcie a statni 1radnfci a
hodnostari by kradli a zneuzi-
vail statnu moe pre- seba. Ktora
vlada tedy hadze novinarov do
vazenia, aby ich terorom pri-
ndtila k vyzradeniu informa-
torov, ia nema ciste svedomie.
Rakdske noviny mozu uverej-
novat' len zpravy, ktore i'm
vlada doda; slobody slova, shro
MAID 'ovania a organizovania
MET. Rak1ska vlada verne kra-
ca "a nemeckou. Y minulom
roku zastavene bolo v Rak1-
sku vyse 200 casopisov.
V Taliansku je to same. Tam
vlada rozkazuje novinam al to,
axe vel'ke litery majd pouzit'
ma niektore zpravy. Tam l'ud
vie len to, co mu Mussolini do
volt vediet'.
V Rusku MET vobec s1krom-
ne vlastnenych casopisov, tam
vlada vlastnf vsetky easopisy.,
A preto zpravy su len take,
axe vlada chce.
Cenz1ra, ktora v Cesko-Slo-
yensku a v inych krajinach pa
nuje, je mic inc, ako potlacova-
ME pravdy. Tam sa len to zja-
vi v novinach, co vladny Gen.
zor prepusti. Cenz1ra a vladna
kontrola easopisov kona til j.
stu 1lohu, co "a feudalizmu ko-
nal analfabetizmus - nezna-
lost citania.
Veru, stara Europa sa vracia
do starovsku: do poddanstva,
otrokarstva. Preto tym Wac my