davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-31
MIRA ZRUSENA NAJVYSSfM SUDOM.

pondelok najvyssi sud Spoenych Statov vynesol
jednohasny rozsudok. he narodny premyse ozdravudc
zakon e protsavny Tento rozsudok ucnkoval ako hro
ceu krajnu menovite vadu, ktora prave us-
ovala dosahnue dvaroGneho predzenia platnot tohto
zakona cd kongresu. Rozsudok enact konec usia prez
6enta Roosevea ozdravenie amerckeho hospodarskeho
aysmu vratenie do tel dzungle ktorej priemyse
obctoa zapasia jeden druhym skodia prtom
lemu narodu Ano enact koniec, jestli len vada kon
gres nevynajdu neco noveho Go by s1hlaso 1stavou
krajiny - to ale povazuje nemozne lebo ku kontro
lie obchodu premyslu potrebna je usredna tuto
najvyssi sud vyhlas protistavnd.
Navyssi SUD- urobiac konec kodom, vybral celeho
zakona jaro takze zosala len skrupna to celia pochra
mana. Hovor, re kongres nemal istavneho prava dat
prezdentovi vnucovat k6dy sdkromnemu priemyslu
AMI ich ment poda svojej Tubovoe Ustava vraj nedo
vouje kongresu oddavat prezdentov robit Go mys
re je zaducne Ba najvyssi sud rozsudzu ze ami zadna
premyselna skupna nesmie 81 urobit k6d ktory by NAL
szakonnd pravomoc. Inym sovami. najvyss sud znei
patnost k6dov, ebo bez prava tresane prestupkov
k6dy saly len zdrapmi papieru Najvyss sud posta
raj znemoznenie kongresu robit k6dy pre- priemyse
obchod lebo vyhasue kongres moze kontrolovat len
preyse, robace medzistatny obchod, t. celokrajnsky
(akych e malo) ME priemysle podniky, obchodujdce
medzach svoch statov (akych je vacsna). Federana
vlada nema prava stanovt pracovn dobu, ami mzdove
skaly poslednych, co nymi sovam povedane znac re
Spojenych S&toch nem6ze by ednotnych robotnickych
obchodnych priemyselnych zakonov bez takych zako
nemoze byt' ueinnej konroly Lebo je nemyslelne
aby kazdy stat kopirova svoj zakon cd druheho e to
jednoducho nemozne ebo tie romantic saty ma
hany ably nebol nkdy Wac posbierany dohromady sle
paay.
eso ', / r.- :si"., id" bud" mat rehlehy ucinok
al Wagnerovu pc ohu zunionizovani robonfctva
utvorenf Robotnckej Rady myslfme ze predlohu
posen proti nezamestnanos starobe Najvyssf sud uz
predtym vhasi zakon posen zelezniciarskeho robot
nicva protsavny preto, ze spoocnos maly pplacat
do poistnej zakladiny tax veka cast reformy nuspo
darskeho zivota Ameriky vynde vnvoc Najvyss sud
vyhlas neplatny zakon patrocnom farmarskom
moratorume. Drziteia farmarskych morgcov mozu
brat ajetky farmarom, ktor nemozu patit AAA, kto-
ra znaca fararov to iste Go NRA pre- obchod prize
myse e pravdepodobne tiez znitena Vada studuje do
sedky rozsudku AAA.
Obnovenie MIRA NRA IDA sa, by bolo mozne len
stavnym dodatkom. Aky denok bude mat zrusenie toho
zakona pomery krajne, tazko predpovedat. Mnohi
bankar priemysenici hovora ze pomery ryche
zlepsia Naprot tomu nektorf obavau deflace totz
padana Glen snizovania mzdy. Len buducnost ukaze.
Medzym vlada je zmatku hpada nahradu "a zniceny
zakon, apelujdc obchod premysel, ably drza do
brovone svoch k6dov, ked ich nemozno zakonom upat
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-31

NAL mono najviac kvetin,
stal jeden vel'mi starry clo-
vek. Biele vlasy... ako tie
kvetiny. Dlha brada tiez bic
Ia. v jednej ruke palica...
pomoc... podpora v starobe,
a v druhej drzal rdcku svoj-
no vndcatka. Maly, pekny
chlapcek... este sa len ucf
chodit'... dedo no uci...
Stal som dlho. Obraz moi
obraz mas. Milky, mla-
dy strom - a pod MIN sta
rec... jasen v mali.
Ty, ktory dnes zijes maj.
tvoj mlady vek, nezabudni, ze
i ma teba pride jasen - sta
roba.,.
Maj. mladost'... nevy-
smievaj sa z jaseni... 20 sta
roby... bo i ma teba pride
Hodina strassburgska. .
Ma vezi strassburgskej ka-
tedralky maju zvlastne hodi-
ny. Povedaju, ze je to jedno
najumeleckejsie dielo sveta.
Obyvatelia mesta sa bali, ze
ten vel'ky umelec i druhym
zrobi take hodiny, preto roz-
hodli sa ma strasnu vec. Roz-
hodli, ze mu vykolu oci, aby
nemohol druhym take ho-
diny zrobit'. MASTER, ked' sa
doznal o tel veci, odovzdal
sa do ich ruk a len jedno
prosil, ably no este raz pu-
still, posprevadzali po vezi,
kym to urobia. Vyplnili jeho
ziadost'. Povodili no po We
Ii, sisiel dolu. vyklali mu
oci a - hodiny zastaly a cd
toho casu stoja. Master zme-
nil nieco v hodinach, a dar-
mo volali sta a sta hodina-
row z celeho sveta -- dielo
vel'keho majstra napravit'
nemohli a nemozu.
Take umelecke dielo je
svet... ktore dielo len jeden
moze riadit'... jeden spravo-
vat'... Bob. Ma jeho slovo
ide - ma jeho slovo zastane.
Kazdy rozumny clovek to
vie. Kazdy to uzna.
Pravda, sd mnohi ludia,
ktori myslia, ze majd roz-
UNI alebo sd mudrci, ked'
povedia, ze Boha Met.
| .Uvidime... ale pre-, niekto-
rych uz bude pozdno.
No dnes 81 zaspievame
Chlapec som ia, chlapec,
Vychoval ma otec,
Vychovala matka,
Cisar do ostatka!
Chlapec som ia, chlapec,
Vychoval ma otec;
Ked' ma vychovali,
Ma vojnu ma dali.
Vsetci sa zenite,
Vojny sa bottle,
A ia neboracik,
Muslin byt' vojacik.
Isty clovek pyta noty, a.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-31

toto: cine organizacie, zda
gsa, praju : 81 potlacenie po-
ziadavkev robotnictva 0 eko-
nomickd zmenu a chcely by
81 udrzat' zvlastne privile-
gia a moe, ktoru teraz uzi-
vaju. Ony nespravne stotoz-
nuju terajsi hospodarsky sy-
stem s tymi zasadami demo-
kracie, "a ktore tato krajina
stoji, ale ktore este neboly
uplne rozsirene ma priemy-
seine vzt'ahy a hospodarske
blaho mas nasho ludu. Ony
zdaju sa nebyt' 81 vedome
toho, ze ciel'om ustavy nasej
krajiny je ME ochranovat'
prava a privilege ktorejkol'-
vek ekonomickej triedy, ale
dl'a dvodnych SLOW usta-
Wy - napomahat' vseobecne
blaho."
Mussolini uz nepojde do
vojny S Abysiniou - Anglia
mu nedovoli. Ale bude 81 d'a-
lei hrat' ma vojnu - ide
zvacsit' armadu ma .plny mi
lion vojakov.
Noviny pisu: Nemci v Ne
mecku, ktori posluchaju ra-
dio rozhlas z Moskvy, ztra-
tia okamzite pracu a Nemci
v Rusku, ktora dostavaj1 ba-
liky potravin z Nemecka,
ztratia tiez okamzite svoju
pracu. Ale sa tt Nemci a Ru-
81 len drzia "a stice!
Ruska vlada - "a prikla-
dom Mussoliniho a Hitlera -
zacala kampan "a Wac deti
"a vyzyva manzelov, aby v
tomto ohl'ade urobili RICHLY
a nepreboritePny rekord. Pri
tel prilezitosti mala Akade-
mia Wed zasadnutie, ma kto-
rom bola prijata rezoldcia,
ubezpecujuca narod, ze rus
ka zem moze uzivit' desat'-
nasobny pocet obyvatepstva,
nezli no teraz zivf. Rusko ma
teraz vyse ITO milionov oby-
vatel'ov. Vlada zacfna tdto
kampan vzdor tomu, ze la
najsf prirastok obyvatel'stva
boil 4 4,500,000.
Pennsylvania Slovaci ma
Ii minule v Harrisburgu sch6-
dzu, ma ktorej 81 zalozili Sta
thu politicku organizaciu.
Zastdpene bolo 20 okresov,
~ ktorych Slovaci vo vacsom
pocte prebyyajd. Statny po-
slanec Jan Jurisin zvoleny
boil 90 predsedu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-31
ROzHLAS YSN.

IIcu lIOllld W LuAdlAI Id
cali SINE uverejnovat' jeden
z najkrajsich slovenskych ro-
manov, ''Sirotu Podhrad-
cd spisovatel'ky Te-
rezie Vansovej z Genera.
Vansova je po Elene Sol
tesovej najlepsou slovenskou
spisovatel'ko co dokazuje
i tento roman, ktory hoe ho
napisala pred vyse 80 rok-
mi, je este stale eitany S
vel'kou obl'ubou. Nielen ze-
ny, ale j dievcata a mladenci
mali by no citat', lebo ma
vel'ku vychovnd hodnotu.
Toho tyzdna zaeiname u
verejnovat' obrazy 2 udalo-
sti sveta. Obraz nepotrebuje
opisovania obraz je mai
lepsi opis. Obrazy stoja hod-
ne penazi a preto 1fame, ze
ct. citatel'stvo 81 toho bude
vazit' a hl'adiet' tieto novi-
ny d'alej rozsirit'. My kona.
me svoju povinnost' co mai
lepsie mozeme. Youngstown
ske Slovenske Noviny su ma
teraz najpestrejsi slovensky
tyzdennik v Amerike. Kazdy
citatel' najde v Mich nieco,
GO ho bude zaujimat', z CO.
ho sa poucf alebo zabavi a.
lebo povzbudf, slovom z CO.
no ma pozitok i osoh.
Den ozdobovania hrobov,
ktory sme vcera svatili, je i
vyrocim napisania Pittsburgh
skej Dohody. Bolo to 80. ma
ia 1918, ked' zastupcovia
ceskych a slovenskych orga-
nizacii sisli sa v Pittsburghu
G Mm' 20 napisani dohody
preds. m Cesko-Slovenskej
Narodnej Rady Masarykom,
ju podpisali. Dodatoene bo-
la podpisana vsetkymi ne
skorsie, ked' bola krasopisne
vyhotovena. Vtedy Masaryk
boil uz prezidentom republi-
ky a jako prezident ju pod
pisal. Jeho pozdejsie vyhla-
senie Pittsburghskej Dohody
"a falzum je skvrna ma jeho
svedomf, ktoru smyje len od-
volanim svojho vyroku.
Masaryk dostal cd Wood
row Wilson Zakladiny pla-
ketu "a falosne zasluhy. Ma
buduci tyzden dostane pla-
ketu cd tajomnika Sdruze-
MIA Slov. Katolikov v Ame-
rike "a opravdive zasluhy.
Minuleho tyzdha dostalo
sa nam do ruk sedem cisiel
"Slovaka" a vset-
kych sedem malo ma vrchu
napis: "Po konfiskScii druhe
vydanie." Taxa je ia slobo-
da tlace v CSR., "a ktord
Masaryk dostal plaketu.
Volebna karticka sloven-
skych autonomistov mala e.
slo sedem. Me div, ze zvi-
t'azili!
Henleinovi nacisti nebudu
prijati do cesko-slovenskej
vlady, oznamilo "Ceske Slo-
vo", organ ministra zahra-
nicia Benesa. Nemci budu a.
lie zastlpenf vo Wade neme-
ckou socialistickou stranou a
nemeckymi agrarnikmi, kto-
re strany vySly z volleb vel-
mi dboho. Tieto dve strany
postacia ma zaslepenie oci
svetu, ze sd Nemci tiez yo
ale mnoho pomoci Ce-
chom nedaj1.
Vlada nebude sa s Henlei-
nom ami len rozpravat', a ST.
ce preto, ze je ME poslan-
com. ale len vodcom svojej
Henlein opicf 50 "a
Hitlerom, ktory tiez nikdy
nebol poslancom. Kto ie ale
- Hsyn .
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-31

. nasej drahej zemi. Mas
narod ma pravo k zivotu -
k slobode 80 ako kazdy my.
ia myslfm, ze 0 tom po-
tujeme Wac.
- .
ReGujms sviecky.
Medzi pyrenejskymi hora-
mi je tichost'. Listy ma stro-
moch sa malo rusajd - po-
tok Gave akoby marianske
spevy mrmotal. Pred sochou
Matky Bozej Lurdskej ma sta
a sta sviecok horf.
Jedna sviecka sa owe
Nina choreho cloveka ruky
polozili sem. Ruky, ktore bo-
ly vyschnute - utrapene -
bez nadeje. V jeden pekny
den zostaly zdrave. A chory
veselo isiel domov a rado-
st'ou sa modlil: Zdravas'
Kral'ovno nebies...
Druha poveda: Nina slepy
clovek polozil tu. Nevidel,
boil temny. Priviedli no sem.
Ia mesiace a mesiace kazdy
den no priviedli sem. Ne
ztratil trpezlivost'. Jedneho
dina myslel ze ga nebo otvo-
rilo. Jasnost' vel'ka. A vi
del. Videl svet. Videl vsetko.
Videl otca -- matku... kviet-
ky a sladku tvar Matky Bo-
lei. Ano ta radost' otvorila
jeho lsta k mobilize: Zdra-
vas Kral'ovno nebies...
Tretia tiez nemlci a pre-
vysuje hlasom tamtie druhe :
Nina nepolozil tuna chory
On nevladal. Nemohol sa a.
nj rusit'. Len oci jeho uka-
zovaly miesto kde ma maji
miesto rdk polozit'. Boil uz
zunuty nielen on ale i ta, kto-
ri no nosili so dina ma den
ma to miesto. Ale nezufal.
Novy den, nova Utmost. Ne
prestal klopat' ma dverach
Matky Bozej, ale stale ho-
voril: Mako, otvor pre- nina
dvere tvojho laskaveho srd-
ca. Mako, neopust' ma. Pro-
sba bola vyslysana a jedno
rano veselo stal s postiel'ky
a sam ma tuna polozil, ma
znak lasky... a ia tn hlasam
jeho vd'acnost' ako ticha, a.
lie stala modlitba... A Won ve-
selo spieva: Zdravas' Kra-
Fovno nebies... "
TAX recuje stvrta - pia-
ia - siesta - a kazda svie-
cka. Kopko million sviecok
by malo horet' pred obra-
zom Matky Bozej, keby ka.
zdy len jednu zapalil "a to
dobre, co dostal cd Nej...
Mozno, ty by 81 NAL "a
palit' jednu. Je maj, mesiac
P. Marie.
Den ozdobenia.
Cintorin je ME taky, axe
zvycajne. Sta a sta l'udi ide
navstfvit' hrob. Jedno JIG
diet'a, ide k hrobu svojhc
otca... svojej milej matky
Tam Ease zena v ciernom ide
k hrobu manzela. Tam Ease
muz z prace, par kvietkov
Iv kosfku, drobne deti okolc
neho - ide k hrobu manzel.
ky. Tazko kraca, ako by he
to sdzenie k zemi t'ahalo..
ale ide, ide bodaj to maj
mensie diet'a uz nevladze..
t'aha no laska k tel, ktora
je v zemi, laska k manzel,
Ike, laska k make tym drob,
nym...
Ano, ma den ozdobenia
cintorin ozije. / cintorin je
veselsi... aspon veselsi wye,
ra...
Mozno i ty mas niekohe
pod zemou. Mono matku..
otca... manzela... manzelku..
sestru... brata... alebo nieko
ho, kto blizko stal k tebe...
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-31

Nacelnfci obchodu a prize
myslu v Amerike nepocitili
depresie, ackol'vek bolo dost'
zalovania, ze sa al i'm zle
vodi. Charles Schwab cd Be-
thlehem Steel korporacie do
stal v minulom roku plat
$250,O00, Eugene Grace, tiez
cd Bethlehem Steel dostal
$18O,O00. Trinast' uradnikov
Republic Steel dostalo vlani
$634,129 platu, z ktorych
T. M. Girdler, predseda, do
stal $129,372 a B. F. Fair
less a w. J. Wysor po 1884,
692 kazdy. =.
Francia je vo vel'kej finan-
cnej a politickej krizi, kto-
rel sa, hovoria znalci, tax
l'ahko nevylize. Spomina sa
i moznost' revoldcie. V po-
slednom tyzdni francuzska
vlada utratila "a biliony a
biliony frankov zlata, ktore-
ho utek do zahranicia ne
prestava. Ak sa Wade utek
zlata nepodarf zastavit',
Francuzsko must zrusit' zla-
ty standard, ako Anglia a A.
merika. A tohto sa boja mi
liony Francuzov, lebo zatvm
bude nasledovat' inflacia, a.
ka bola roku 1925, ked' u
tratili pritom majetky.
V Spoj. Statoch je Ease,
vepka honba ma ''kidnapey
row.. Zlocinci ukradli Milo
narskeho chlapceka, George
Weyerhaeusera a udali nan
no vykupnu cenu 100000.
RodiGia su ochotni vvkupne
zaplatit', ale sa i'm do toho
miesa policia casopisy, TAX
ze zlocinci sa do stredy We
Gera neodvazili prist' pre- Pc
maze. Sd obavy, ze rodicia
uz neuvidia svojho chlapca
ziveho. Je podivne, re take
to zlociny udavajl sa len v
Amerike a - Cine.
Preslavene Dionne pator-
cata dolly sa plneho roku
zivota v utorok, ktoreho sa
dosavad' nedozily ziadne pa
toreata. Patorcata sa rodia
len raz v 100000 poro-
doch a obycajne zomieraj1
v prvych dnoch po narodeni.
Tieto Dionne dievcatka maly
to t'astie, re maly pri ma
rodent lekara, ktory sa ne
cd toho tasu stale stara. Ma
jd tiez zvlastne osetrovatel-
ky a svoj vlastny dom, do
ktoreho nesmie prist' nikto,
ably nedostaly dajaku nemoc.
Deti boly rodicom odobrane
! a dane do vychovy zvlastnej
kral al'ovskej komisii. Vynese-
ny boil zvlastny zakon, ktory
urobil z patorciat chovanky
kral'a Juraja. Rodicia su ne
'astni a pomstia sa Wade
tax, ze >sa odriekli mat Wac
deti. Rodicia maju teraz re-
kord, ale deti ME.
Vyse $50 katolickych a
protestatnskych knazov a Ii
dovskych rabinov vydalo re-
zoluciu, v ktorej ziadaju Sc
nat Spojenych Statov, aby
dal vysetrit' organizovany
pohyb "a obmedzenie slobo-
dy slova, slobody shromaz-
d'ovania a slobody tlace, a
v ktorej odsldil nedavne ma
silia, striel'anie robotnikov a
potlacenie civilnych slobod
vigilantmi v Kalifornii a j.
nych statoch. Medzi podpf-.
sanym; sd: Msgr. John A.
Ryan, professor morally ma
Katolfckej univerzite; biskup
Edward L. Parsons z Kali
fornie; DR.. Stephen s. Wise,
chyrny rabfD z New Yorku;
Re. Fosdick, Rev. Cadman a
ini vynikajuci knazi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-31

Jasen - v mali.
Prfroda je nieco pekneho.
Ked' som v prirode, neviem
co robit'... Go zaciat' cd ra-
dosti. Nejako vsetky lilly vo
mne ozij1, ako by som nebol
ten isty clovek. Vcera som
Dol ma istom mieste. Ia ira
va zelena. Tie male vtacky
sa maly potrhat' cd radosti
- spievaly len tax 50 ozy-
val les. A tie stromy... Isiel
som Cd jedneho k druhemu
a hlaskal tie pekne kvetiny...
Pod jednym stromom. ktory
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-31

n prehlase khazov stoji !.
The Omaha guide., 1935-04-06

on the riot in Harlem, March 10.
The N. "A. "A. @. p. letter to Mr..
Rybicki pointed out that depor-
tation was no solution to the
problems raised by the riot and
that as a state labor official he
should be working to see that the
skilled and unskilled Harlem
workers are given a fair share OF
The employment available. The
letter also pointed out that Har-
lem building trades workers had
been Disseminated againsC in en-
ployment on state projects, such
as construction Of hospitals, pris'
ons and other structures. The
Association pointed out also that
American citizens have had free
dom of movement and cannot be
moved arbi ,rarily from one place
to another.
The Omaha guide., 1935-04-06
PLAN TO SEND HARLEMITES
SOUTH SCORNED

New York, April A. A pro-
posal by Edward c. Rybicki, su-
~pervising mediator Of the state
labor department, to send "Har-
lens needy colored folk back to
their old homes in the South,
was scorned here this week by
the National Association for the
Advancement Of Colored People.
The plan as quoted above, was
quoted in the Daily News and
when the N. "A. A. G. P. filed its
protest, Mr.. Rybicki denied that
the newspaper had quoted him
correctly. He stated that he had
merely advocated that federal as
sis ance be given those who may
desire to leave for their former
homes where employment might
be available"
In the stories published in The
News, Mr.. Rybiki was pitured as
proposing the plan as a solution
The Omaha guide., 1935-04-06

sentiment of the Negro people OF
Harlem as a result of their starva-
ton conditions and terrible suf-
fering."
a statement has also been is
sued by the League Of Struggle
for Negro Rights, declaring that
Grace rio ing, looting and provo
cations" are definitely opposed
by these two organizations as a
method Of "'bettering conditions
in Harlem.
The statement Of the League OF
Struggle for Negro Rights fol-
lows in part:
"The attempt on the part OF
the press and the city officials
to pin the blame for the recent
disturbances in Harlem on the
Communis IS and the Young Liber-
ators is for the purpose OF be-
clouding the issue and to cover
up the mass misery and increas-
ing degradation Of hundreds OF
thousands of Negroes in the COM
munity. Il is crystal clear from
the very nature of the disturb
ances-the fact that the anger OF
the masses was directed against
viii. e stores rather than white
individual shows the economic
and social basis for the outburst
of anger. This is further indicat-
ed from til: fact that no white
workers were attacked and that
one large Negro establishment
was not spared. Certainly the
looting of food stores is more the
work Of hungry people than those
inflamed by race hatred"
A. w. Berry, cmfwpy
A. w. Berry, General Secretary,
League Of Struggle For Negro
Rights.
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that should speak to US, the sim
plifica ion without i%mpoverish-
ment, the unerring emphasis on
the essential, the consistent, three
dimensicnal organizations Of
structural planes in architecton-
is sequences, the uncompromising
truth to material wi h a seeming
ly intuitive adaptation of il, and
the tension achieved between the
idea or emotion 10 be expressed
through representation and the
abstract principles of sculpture.
"The art of negro Africa is a
sculptor's art. AS a sculptural
tradition in the last century il
has had no rival. 1t is as sculpture
we should approach it."
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THE MUSEUM OF MODERN
ART.

The Museum of Modern Art,
II West 53rd Street, announces
an Exhibition Of African Negro
Art open to the public beginning
March 10 and to remain on view
through Sunday, May 10. Mr..
James johnson Sweeney, art
critic and author of a book and
articles on modern are published
in this country and in Europe, has
selected the 603 subjects which
will be shown from private and
museum collections in England,
elgium, France and the United
States. The principal emphasis
will be on sculpture in wood,
which had had so much interest
for modern artists. Sculpture in
bronze and ivory will also be
shown as well as textiles, nipple
ments and weapons.
Objects in the Exhibition, have
been drawn principally from
west central Africa, an area near
ly twice the size Of the United
States. 1t includes the following
regions; French Sudan, French
Guinea, Upper Volta, Sierra Lee
one, Liberia, Ivory Coast, Dahom-
ey, British Nigeria, CAMERON.
Gabun, French Congo, Belgia
Congo, Angola and British East
Africa. 1t is impossible to es-
innate with any degree Of accura-
cy the age Of the objects. Those
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LYNCHING ART EXHIBIT AT
BALTIMORE OPENS

New York, April 4.-The ex-
hibit known as can Art Com
men airy on Lynching," which was
shown in New York several weeks
ago opened Monday, April |, at
the Maryland Institute in Balti-
more. The exhibit will include
practically all the striking pieces
which caused such widespread
comment during the New York
show.
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BACK WITH THE GUIDE
Mr.. Dudley Wright has been reem-
ployed by the Omaha Guide as Adver-
Using Solicitor.
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FEDERAL
RELIEF ADMINISTRATION
Twenty thousand Needy Colored School Children
Get Lunches Under Relief Program in Mis-
sippi-Three-thOusand in District of Columbia

High School, 25; Francis Junior
High School, 43; Garnet-P atter-
son Junior High School, ~; Ran
dali Junior High School, 80; Shaw
Junior High School, SIS; Terrell
Junior High School, So; Phelps
Vocational School, 10; Washing
ton Vocational School, 80.
Total 339.
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POLICE BRUTALITY SWEEPS
HARLEM, NEW YORK.

New York-The most savage
wave of police brutality in the his
tory Of New York struck Harlem
last Tuesday night.
One man was killed and more
than 100 severaly injured by po-
lice guns, blackjacks, and clubs
as thousands Of Negroes and SYM
pa hetic whites jammed the
streets upon hearing a report that
a Negro boy had been beaten to
death by detec ives in the Kress
store located on 125th Street near
Seventh avenue.
Beat Boy Savagely.
Accusing a Negro boy of steal
ing a five cent jacknife and a
handful of candy, two huge Kress
store detectives set upon him and
began 20 pummel him unmerci-
fully. Negro shoppers in the
store fearing that the boy would
be killed, screamed. The detect
ives then dragged the boy down
into the basement.
A delegation Of shoppers in the
sore, led by Reggie Thomas,
member Of the Harlem section Of
the International Labor Defense,
Wen. to the manager to protest
the beating. The manager evad-
ed the questions Of the delegation,
stating that the boy was not
badly hurt and had been released.
The delegation refused to believe
him and called upon other peo-
pie in the store to join chem in
protest.
Squads Of policemen that bat
tered through the crowds into
the store and attacked the mem
bers of the delegation. One wom-
an was seriously injured arrested
and carried to the police station.
"A series Of brutal beatings Of in
nocent DyStanderS set crowds OF
people into furious retaliation
against the police and the KresS
store owner.
All Tuesday night until day
break Wednesday morning, thous-
ands swarmed into the Harlem
streets raging against the police,
smashing the windows and store
front of the big department stores
in Harlem. The Kress sore is one
OF the many chain department
stores in Harlem which refuses to
employ Negroes. Particularly
were the large grocery stores loot
ed, and thousands of Negroes de-
MED relief, Disseminated against
by the relief bureau authorizes,
seized food for their starving
families.