davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-10-16
Ako vyzeraju vase ruky?

Cistenie mladej zeleniny
ie nevd'acny dkol: pomaly,
zabera hodne casu a ako
potion vyzerajd nase ruky!
Ked' chcete mat i po tel
to praci bezvadne ciste ru-
ky, tn odporucame toto: Pre-
dovsetkym nechty nemaju
byt' prilis dlhe, lebo kratsie
sa pahsie cistia a lepsie sa
udrzia v pestovanom stave,
d'alej tmave skvrny cd ci-
stenia zeleniny nemaju sa
nikdy nechavat' dlhsiu dobu
ma rukach, ale maju sa W.
cistit' hned', pokial' mono
este "a cerstva. Y troske vo-
dy uvarime vel'kd cibul'u a
tym 81 umyjeme ruky. Ako
zazrakom tmave skvrny cd
zeleniny hned' zmiznl, hoci
mac lipnd ma rukach vel'mi
Etvrdosijne. Ked' nemame po
ruke cibulu - Go je ale v
dobre vedenej domacnosti
temer nemozne - skdsime
odstranit' skvrny citr6nom !;
pri tomto sposobe nesmieme
ale zabudn1t' potion ruky
dobre natriet' kremom. A e.
Ste nieco: ked' SINE ocistily
ruky v odvare cibule, odpo-
ruca sa potion umyt' ich v
cistej vode, do ktorej SINE
prilialy trochu kyslicnfku vo-
diciteho (peroxide Of hydro
gem, tax l'ahko odstranime
Is ruk kazdd stopu po neprf-
lennon zapachu cd cibule.
Nechty ocistime pilnikom,
cez ktory dame k1sok jem-
nej bielej latky, ktora od-
strani vsetku necistotu a ma
nasich peknych cistych ru-
kach odpoludnia nikto nepo-
zna, ze rano SINE cistily mia
d1 zeleninu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-10-16
16. uKTOBRA 1896

usmiatymi tvarami. Obsluhu
nam dali dobru, ze ami lep-
sia nemohla byt'.
TAX este raz prajem mla-
dym dobreho zdravia, aby
ich Bob zehnal al do smrti.
To Vam praje
Jeden z pritomnych.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-10-16
Kufor . 1000 kor. ' poll.

V noci doslo v obci Vys-
ma Sitnica v severnom Zem-
plfne k odvaznemu Wanna
niu. DosiaP neznamy pacha-
telia vosli oknom do domu
rol'nika Jana Vasila vo v.
Sitnici a odcudzili mu ku-
for, ktory stal ma zemi. S ku-
from zlodeji usli do pol'a,
kde no nasilne otvorili a u
kradli 2 neho 1000 korln,
okrem toho al patinu statne-
no losu v Gene 120 kor. Ra-
no cetnfci nasli kufor v poll,
ale po pachatel'och ami chy-
ru ami slychu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-10-16

tychto lodiach kazdy kutik.
Hovoriac to st. Clair, Wy
tiahol z dost' sirokeho vre-
eka papier a tuzku.
Ako som povedal --
pokracoval SINE styria.
Ked' sa nam podarf odaat'
LODI pasovnfkom, vtedy kaz-
dy musi zaujat' jemu pride
lene miesta, ably SINE mohli
aspon v hlavnych ulohach
zastlpit' posadku, skladaju-
Gu sa iste z desiatich alebo
patnastich l'udi. Bude teda
dobre, ked' vas soznamim a
spon v hlavnych rysoch s
takou ponorkou.
Slecna d'Aubrieve, Hart a
Andre nachylili sa mad stol
ma bielej stvrtke papieru
objavil sa rychle, pod sikov-
nou rukou kapitana, nacrtok
vnutorneho zariadenia po.
norky. St. Clair kreslil a "a
roven vysvetloval:
Motor, ktory by poha-
nal lod' nielen ma hladine,
ale i pod vodou, dosial' ne.
jestvuje. Jestlfze bude Wy,
najdeny, bude to znamenat'
ohromne plus pre- ponorky
Motor zalozeny ma principe
stlacenia vzduchu bol by i.
dealnym, keby nebola ohrom
"a vaha jeho suciastok. Po-
norka Drzewickeho pohana-
"a bola elektrinou, ale ne
yydrzi dlho. Pc vycerpani
nrudu nahromadeneho V a.
humulatoroch, bolo treba
pristat', aby akumulatori o,
pat' nabili. Edison hovori, ze
sa tomu da odpomoct', ale
10 sa este dosiaP neuskutoc.
milo. Vybusne motory uka.
zaly sa nebezpecnymi v ia.
komto uzavretom priestore
Preto boly zavedene motory
S vnQtornym spaPovanim
Slovom moderna ponorka cd.
kazana je uzivat' dvoch mo
torov: elektrickeho ma ceste
pod vodou a motoru s vnu
tornym spal'ovanim ma po
vrchu, ktory zaroven sldzi /
nabitiu akumulatorov. NaS
pan Andre - pri tychto slo
vach kapitan obratil sa /
mechanikovi ktory je
tomto odbornikom, moze
nam povedat', ci sa daju o
bidva sucasne zapnut', alebt
len jeden?
Pocujuc to Andre, ako ma
hradu "a vyhresenie, ktort
dostal "a lahkomysel'ne Wy
chval'ovanie Nemcov, riekol
S radost'ou! - zvola
nateseny. - Vsak som Wy
studoval strojnictvo, kdt
som sa soznamil s najnovsf
mi typmi motorov.
Vyborne! A preto, Ike
by sa nam podarilo dostat
do ponorky, Andre zaujm'
miesto tuna - pri com St
Clair ukazoval ceruzkou boz
ma plane lodi - a moi sig
nal uvedie do pohybu pro
pulzor.
Andre trel 81 radostne ru
ky.
Prvou vecou bude -
pokracoval kapitan pozera
j1c ma pocuvajucich,- ked
sa dostaneme ma LODI, alb,
sme ju ponorili. Dosiahnem
to otvorenim t.zv. vodoveh'
balastu to je predeleni
medzi vnutornym a vonkaj
sim trupom lodi, do ktore
no sa naberie vody, aby lod
st'azela - ktore sa otvori;
pomOcou kormidla k tomu u
celu sostrojenemu. Je to ope
racia dost komplikovana
ktor1 vykonavaj1 viacerf pu
la, avsak v nasom pripad
,usf postaeit' jeden. Jest
ovolite, podujmem sa ma t
am
Hart, vypustiac fajk
dym zvolal nadsene - ak
by SINE nedoyolili kapitanf
.ed' 81 uz Andremu pridel
niesto a slecna d'Aubriev
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-10-16

nych bojovnikov, vedenych
We, ze parnik blizi sa k mie-
STAN, kde sa stretava s po-
norkou.
Slecna Anna stala chvil'ku
opreta O zabradlie a pozoro-
vala more. Potom sa obratila
k letcom sediacim ma stoli-
ckach.
- Sed'te len tn pove-
dala ia sa idem pozriet'
do svojej kajuty.
Letci pozerali ma jej kra-
snu postavu az kym nezmiz-
la v chodbe pod kapitan-
skym mostkom. Vojduc do
chodby zastala, ably sa mo-
hla pozriet' otvorenym oblo-
ckom ma pracujdce stroje.
z vepkych cylindrov wy
norovaly sa a zapadaly bly,
stiace sa piesty. Kolesa mr.
mlaly svoju staru jednotvar-
nu piesen a obcas bolo po-
cut lomoz uhlia, hadzaneho
neviditel'nymi rukami topi-
Gov do ohna pod kotle.
z obloka vychadzal teply
zapach olejov a masti.
Miss Anna nachylena ma
pred, prizerala sa tymto ze-
leznym potvoram, pracuju-
elm titanskou silou poslus-
ne ma rozkaz genialnej my
slienky Pudskej. Vtedy zba-
dala dolu v uzkom priecho-
de medzi strojmi a stenou
parnika, strojnika klacia-
echo s olejnickou v ruke, S
ktorym bola este pri obede
vymenila niekol'ko SLOW a
dozvedela sa, ze je Belgica,
nom.
Dotykal sa dlanami pan.
viciek a kde bolo treba, LA
olej.
Vztiahnuc ruku do hora
zbadal v obloku peknu po'
stavu Amerikanky.
Siroky lsmev okraslil jehc
tvar. Potom polozil rychle
olejnicku ma zeleznd policku
pri strojoch, zamrkal okom
dal znamenie rukou a uni
zol v priechode.
Slecna d'Aubrieve stale e
ste pozorovala stroje. One
dlho pocula rychle kroky pt
zeleznom rebriku a vo dive
rach leziacich niekolko me
trov cd obloka zjavil So
strojnik.
literal 81 tlstu ruku dt
zastery a ked' slecna Anna
poposla k nemu smejuc sa
zaseptal:
- Vyviedol som starem,
pekny ffgel'!
- Coze sa stalo? - spy
tala sa udivena slecna Anna
- Boil som v jedalni, ked
starry nechcel vam dovolit )
ably ste oznamili, ze ste xiv
a zdravi. L'uto mi vas bolo..
Miss Anna porozumela
Jej oci zablyskly tuzobne
- RozmysPal som, ak,
vam pomoct' a vymyslel som
Pocuvajuca triasla sa I'VE
davost'ou.
- Ked' stary odisiel z je
dalne, zatelefonoval som, lie
bo zastupujem radiotelegra
fistu - ze St. Clair a jeh,
dvaja spolocnici ako al nj
mi zachranena slecna 81
zdravi a v bezpecnom mie
ste.
Miss Anna chytila jeh,
tlst1 ruku.
Wy ste to urObll? -
zvolala akoby neverila.
| Ano! - odpovedal ma
teseny. Prinajmenej 0 tyz
den dozvedia sa vasi rodi
cia, ze ste nezahynula vo VI
mach oceanu. A keby terra;
stary al pocul dotaz ma vas
ami by mu vo sne nenapad
10, ze 2 jeho vlastneho radi;
lvysla west, re zijete.
j Slecna d'Aubrieve stisl,
strojnfkovi ruku.
/ Ako yam mann "a t,
I pod 'akovat'?.. zvolala. I
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-10-16
NIECO z FARMARSkE-
HO ZIVOTA A POLL
TIKY.

Bohu "a tax dobre easy, a.
ke farmari toho roku mali
a este i dneska maju. Ka-
zdy farmar ma kedy 81 po-
sbierat' drodu s pol'a, co
mu Bob pozehnal.
Uroda bola hojna ma tel
to okolici, bolo vsetkeho
dost'. Dneska ami farmar ne
moze povedat', ze nema pla-
Gu "a jeho pracu. Dneska
MONO dostat' dost' dobrd
cenu "a vsetko, Go len ma
ma predaj. zenicky v me-
ste sd uz trochu maksie, ako
boly pred paru .rokami. Co
farmar zapyta, to mu zeni-
cky zaplatia. Nuz ked' ia
brikant robi, tax farmar
ma lepsie vyhl'ady ma vse-
tko.
Len ably tt farmari al IT,
mi zenickami z mesta neza-
budli tax chytro ma tie pla-
ne easy, axe SINE mali len
paru rokov tomu.
A teraz nieco z tel far
marskej politiky. Dna rs.
septembra 1886, roc. XVII,
cislo 80. Y. S. Novin vezmem
do ruky a citam. Zacnem cd
kraja prvu stranu, a ako do
chadzam s citanfm ma druhy
kraj tej strany, tn vidfm, ze
farmarom uz bude dobre -
chvala Bohu, len ked' i'm bu-
de - uz ci vyhra Roosevelt
alebo Landon. Kazdy sl'u-
buje, ale ziaden nedava. A
merickym farmarom bude
dobre, ak budd mat Go jest
al toho sajdrfku trochu. Je-
den sl'ubuje peniaze farma-
rom, druhy sl'ubuje, re far
marov poistf proti akymkoP-
vek stratam.
Teraz mad tym rozmysl'aj,
farmaru, kym je cas-, a ME
potion, ked' bude neskoro,
kym sajder nedas zrobit'.
Poistit' farmarov to by bolo
najlepsie pre- farmara, co
moze byt'. Farmaru, poloz
81 pravicu ma stol a podopri
svoju ustarenu, ma polo Sc
divd hlavu a rozmyslaj, v
axiom 81 stave. Bo dneska
farmar ma vsetko dnu, &C.
Iii jeho rocnu urodu, al je.
no chudobu, co 81 nagazdo-
val "a cely zivot, je to v je.
dnej kopke, a mech Bob
chrani cd ohna, ako sa tc
stalo uz mnohym farmarom
ktorf zhoreli. Takeho farma.
ra to tax polozi dolu, re u5
nema ziadneho sposobu "a
svojho zivota, aby sa dosta
tam, kde bol predtvm. Pisa
tel tychto riadkov S takyn
umysl'om by slhlasil.
Druhy sl'ubuje farmaron
penazitu podporu. To je e
ste lepsie, bo bez vsetkeht
trapenia - nemusis, farma
ru, ami orat' ami kopat' -
peniaze tt samy dojdu, ler
81 vypestuj vePky a sirokJ
strom, ably ia slniecko ne
naslo.
Clovek, ktory 81 ziada pc
nazitu podporu, mienim tt
zdraveho cloveka - ten ne
chce lit, ale len zivorit'
Poriadny 81 to nepraje. Pc
riadny clovek a dobry Wy
chovavatep svojej rodiny
takym planom nemoze ST
hlasit'. My 81 ziadame lei
placu "a svoju pracu, to vse
tko.
Farmaru, otvor oci a ne
driem. Vyzyvam til sloven
skd bandu, aby al oni nice,
napfsali. Trubac, piskac a
huslista. Pane Trubac, napi
Ste nam nieco. Myslim ale
ze je uz dost', aby mi niekt'
neudrel po palcoch. Pytan
"a odpustenie, ak som ME
koho urazil mojim dopisom
Polfarmar
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-10-16

dve funkcie: Najprv zatvo-
rfs dvere veddce do vnutra
lode ked' uz vsetci tam bu-
deme a potom stanes 81 ku
kormidlu a giroskopu, v kto-
rom sa zaiste vyznas, lebo
ma magneticku strelku sa
spoliehat' nemozeme. Tvoje
miesto je tu. Pri tom Ease u
kazal tuzkou bod ma plane
a po chvili dodal:
- Zpociatku nesverujem
najmladsiemu clenovi nasej
posadky - tn obratil sa k
Anne - ziadnu specialnu
funkciu. Ponechavam ju v
rezerve.
- Ale ia chcem byt' Gin
nou - zaprotestovala slec-
ma d'Aubrieve.
- Al ste - odpovedal
kapitan - a ulohy, ktore
vam pripadajd, mozu byt'
rozlicne. V pade, zeby sa
vam nepacil vyraz: rezerva,
menujem vas tmojim pomoc-
nixon. Svolujete?
Presnost', akou kombino-
val plan st. Clair, uspokojil
Annu 1plne. Pre- nu nejest-
voval ziaden nezdar. Verila
pevne, ze kapitan uskutocnf
plan, ktory boil ponal.
Coskoro ia vec zaujala ju
natoPko, re uz nemyslela a.
nj ma brata ami ma rodicov.
Ked' uz bude so svojimi pria
tePmi ma ponorke, tax 0 ME
kol'ko hodin dosiahnu bre-
hu. A pri tom, aky to bude
triumf! Kym St. Clair "a
kresl'oval ma plane postave-
ME Andreho, Harta a seba,
videla sa uz pri boku kapi-
tana v ponorke odobratej
Nemcom a vzdial'ujucej sa
cd boku "Yucatanu''.
A ked' ju kapitan vyme-
noval "a svojho pomocnika,
vztiahla k nemu ruky a zvo-
lala:
- Vyborne! Vynasnazim
sa vyplnit' vsetky vase roz-
kay.
- Priatelom sa nerozka-
zuje - odpovedal kapitan
peknemu pomocnikovi.
Ale vd'acny priateP
septala Anna zacervenajuc
sa, povazuje kazdu prosbu
"a rozkaz.
Potom akoby chcela pre-
trhnut' toto tema, dodala
1.-Two:
Dovolis, kapitan, spy
tam sa ia este ma jedno.
Vsak ma ponorke su nejake
pristroje, ktore vp1st'ajd
vzduch. Niekto must pri mich
stat, ably SINE sa nepodusili,
- Bud'te spokojna, odpo-
vedal St. Clair. - Povetrie
uzavrete V lodi vystaei ma
niekol'ko hodin muzstvu po-
cetnejsiemu nez SINE my, iba
potom sa skazf. Ale chemici
zabranili tomuto nebezpe-
censtvu. Ma lodiach su prf-
stroje, ktore vyciciavajd ky.
slicnfk uhlicity, nami vydy.
chovany.
A ked' sa Miss Anna po.
d'akovala "a toto objasne.
ME, dodal:
- Myslim, zeby uz bolo
ma case, aby SINE sa ukazali
ma palube, lebo vypravova.
} MIN Miss Amy a zmienkou
: stewarda O ponorke, stravili
, SINE v jedalni vacsiu cast
} dina.
: Slnko blfzilo sa k zapadu
: a jeho cervene luce odraza.
; ly sa ma pokojne prevaluj1
cich sa vlnach. Casom vyno.
rily sa z mora cele spusty
; lietajdcich ryb, poletujue
chvfpku sta lastovicky, ably
: Ease zmizly vo vlnacn.
Nasi letci usadili sa ma
i palube vdychujuc cerstvJ
morsky vzduch a rozmysla.
juc nacrtnutom plane ka
pitanovom. S casu ma Cas- O
} hliadli sa 30 palube. akob,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-10-16

'
Ale Belgican polozil prst
ma usta. N
- psf! - zaseptal. -
Moze niekto prist'. Vrat'te
sa k svojim.
Pc tych slovach zmizol vo
dverach, ktorymi Dol prisiel
a onedlho objavil sa medzi
strojmi. Podvihndc este raz
svoju usmiatu tvar do hora,
zvolal:
- Dobry figel, co? -
Slecna Anna vosla do svo-
jej kajuty a posadila sa ma
lozko, ably zahnala prekva-
penie, ktore jej sposobila ta-
to neocakavana zvest'.
Konecne, uspokojac sa,
vratila sa k svojim pirate
Pom.
Zavod.
- Nasa costa blizi sa k
ciel'u! Muslin teda S vami
trosku prehovorit'.
S tyni slovami prisiel ka-
pitan Coughlin nasledujuce-
no dina do jedalne "Yucata-
nu" k slecne d'Aubrieve, St.
Clairovi, Hartovi a Andre
mu.
Prisiel som 1mysel'ne
- hovoril d'alej - lebo
chcem, ably slo vsetko hlad-
ko a ably ste nemali ziadnej
krivdy.
- Cujme, cujme! - zvo-
lali radostne nasi ,cestujuci.
Teda muslin vam mai
PRIV prezradit', re moi tovar
sa dostane ma americku pew
ninu neobycajnou cestou...
Charlie, steward, stojaci
"a kapitanom, upenlive po-
zrel ma st. Clara a prilozil
prst ma usta.
Kapitan porozumel, opytal
sa tedy, akoby nicom ne
vedel:
Zvedavi sme ako to u
cinis, kapitana?!
- Podmorskou lod'ou! ---
zvolal slavnostne Coughlin,
sproste sa rozosmejuc. - l.
ste by vam nebolo prislo ma
um, re najdeme taky spo-
sob.
Skutocne! - divil sa
st. Clair. - Necbycajny Wy
myself. A ma til ponorku
prelozite svoj tovar?
Ano. Este SINE pat de-
stat morskych mill Cd po-
} brezia kalifornickeho. SINE
ma cudzich vodach. Mix nam
, v tom nemoze prekazat'. -
Dnes vecer po zapade slnka
| lod' pristane K boku "Yuca.
tanu" a zapocne sa praca. A
: zda sa mi - dodal pozera.
. juc cez okruhle okienko LODI.
ne - re to pojde vel'mi ry'
1, chic, lebo pocasie je vybor'
ne. Ide len o to, ably vas nj
. kto nevidel.
. Slecna d'Aubrieve a trajs
letci s vePkym udivom po
zreli ma hovoriaceho.
- Lebo LODI je nemecks
: vojenska a Wy ste Franc1z
a my, zalcha lod'na nesmie
me vyzradit' mic. Keby Mem
: ci zbadali ma mojej palube
cudzich pudf a pri tom Frar
, cuzov a zbadali by d'alej, *
: je to kapitan st. Clair a je
no spolocnfci, o ktorych So
: dozvedeli uz z novin, ze ST
znicenf, kto vie, ci by nezia
} dali odo nina, ably som va
i'm vydal. Rozumiete?
- To by ste neucili, kapi
tame! - zvolala slecna An
: ma.
: - Nechcel by som to u
: chit odpovedal $ malta
kom Coughlin, zujdc konie,
: pipasaru vel'kej fajky -
!, preto vas varujem cd nebez
: pecenstva, je to vlastne j J
! mojom zaujme, aby ste po
cas- prekladania tovaru /,
! "Yucatanu' ma ponorku uni
Eli z ocd priselcov.
) Chces mas teda uvaz
nit kaDitane 102 riako
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-26
ANSWER OF JAPAN
 BEING AWAITED

Washington, June 26-(UP)-The state department today awaited an explanation from the Japanese gov- ernment as to why American citi- zens allegedly were mistreated by it's soldiers during the recent mili- tary demonstration in Peiping. Ofii- cials of the U. s. embassy in the Chinese capital presented memo randa from two American citizens to the Japanese embassy charging they had been physically mistreated by Emuperor Hirohita's troops dur ing military parade.
 Captain H. S.. Jernigan, connected with the office of the U. s. miljtary attache, said that he, dressed in civilian clothes, was pushed in the stomach by the bayonet of Japa- nese soldier during the exercises. An American woman whose name the state department declined to re- veal, submitted a statement saying she was threatened by the saber of a Japanese soldier when she refused to get off the sidewalk. The secre- tary of the Japanese embassy in Peiping, the American mission re- ported. promised to investigate the incidents.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-26
SENATOR NORRIS, BACKS ROOSEVELT
Will Enter Campaign for New DeaI- BOrah Still
 Keeps Silent

Washington, June 26-(U.P)- Support by Senator George Norris, R., Nebraska, for reelection of President Roosevelt brought renew ed republican pressure today upon Senator William E. Borah, R., Ida, to declare his campaign intentions. Possibility that Representative Will liam Lemke, union party presiden- tial candidate, may swing the bal- ance' toward one major party or the other in several nliddlewestern states, added significance to Bor- ah's position. Norris supported Mir. Roosevelt in 1892 and voted for most new deal laws. After White House luncheon conference yesterday Nor ris indicated he would campaign for the new deal.
 Republicans sought to break the silence Borah has maintained since he left Cleveland in the midst of the republican national convention. Democrats found encouragement in his defense of the right to criticize the supreme court.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-26
COMMUNISTS PAY
 CORKY TRIBUTE

New York, June 26-(UP)-Dele- gates to the ninth national conven- ton of the communist party of the U. s. A., stood for a moment in si- lence today in tribute to Maxim Gorky, Russian writer who died re- gently. William Rapport, of the state of Washington communist or- ganization, told the 751 delegates who will choose presidential and vice-presidential candidate Sunday that a successful united front was being formed in his territory. He said communists, socialists and trades unionists were combining to develop a farmer labor party there.
 James w. Ford, Negro, and prob- able vice presidential candidate, re- ported that the Negroes of Harlem had realized at least the necessity of banding together for mutual pro- lection as one lesson in the Italo- Ethiopian war.
 "The Negroes of Harlem are tired of both old parties" he said;
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-26
COLLEGE OUTING ATTRACTS MANY
Local Alumni Sends Large
 Delegation to New Bri- { tain Gathering

A group of waterburians yester- day attended the annual outing of the Georgetown Alumni Association of Connecticut at the Indian Hill Country club, New Britain. A pro- gram of sports was enjoyed in the afternoon, and Q banquet was give en at night Several speakers were heard.
 The Waterbury members of the committee in charge of arrange ments were Atty. Andrew Dawson, Atty. Joseph Hackett, pr. Francis Barnes, pr. Edward J. Godfrey. James F. Watts, U. s. Comsr. Har- " Krasow, Atty. William Eennessy, Atty. James E. Russell and Atty. Maurice F. Wrenn.
 Others from Waterbury attend- ing the outing were Atty. John H. Cassidy, Dr. John ]. Mullen, Edward Slavin, Atty. John L. Gaffney, Atty. Hector Auray, Roland Gallagher, Martin Keefe, Augustine Maloney, J. A. Largay, Dr. Francis O,Donnell, Theodore Carroll, Atty. William K. Lawlor, Lawrence Vineberg, Daniel Ryan and Atty. stephen Homick.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-26

The actual number of such per- sons employed here in the city of Waterbury is not known at the present time, though 1t is estimated that some have been employed dur ing the past year. If any check-up is ordered by New Haven officials, the work would probably be done here, as pointed out this morning by the WPA heads, through the state employment office, where rec- ords of all relief cases are kept on active files.
 Official Orders
 The order from Hopkins received in New Haven, reads that WPA ad- ministrators shall make "every rea- Sonable effort consistent with prompt employment" to employ men who are not aliens illegally in the country.
 As stated previously there have been no orders relevant to the &C., tual method of checking up on these persons who are listed as not being citizens. If the checkup should be ordered, and the work done here in the city, 1t will involve tremendous amount of detail work. The cards of each man and woman, and 1t is estimated that there are about 1000 WPA employees here at the present time, will have to be checked for citizenship cre- dentials.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-26
COURT DECIDES
 AGAINST VETS

Washington, June 26-(UP)--A suit filed by Benjamin Spang, Phil adelphia, in an attempt to force work relief officials to give prefer ence to war veterans on WPA proj- ects, was dismissed in District of Columbia supreme court today by Justice Peyton Gordon.
 Justice Gordon, in ordering the suit dismissed, concurred in the opinion of the third circuit court of appeals in Philadelphia. k
 Spang filed simultaneous suits here and in Philadelphia when he was refused a position as business census worker. Judge George Welch, in Philadelphia, granted Spang an injunction with regard to census work in that city. The third circuit court of appeals reversed the rul- ing on June 2.
 Tn his suit here, Spang demanded a court ruling giving veterans, their wives and widows, preference on WPA jobs all over the country.
 Tn brief memorandum opinion throwing out the suit, Justice Cor don stated the coarts cannot nullify valid legislation.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-26
SENATOR SMITH
 IS MAD AS HELL

Philadelphia. June 26. (UP)-Sen. Ellison D. Smith of South Carolina bolted the democratic national con- vention today flor good" In strong language he said that he was out of sympathy with the way the con- vention was going but would not say if his discontent would extend into the election campaign.
 Senator Smith was outraged last night when the chair recognized Rep. Arthur w. Mitchell, Negro of Chicago, and, in company, with two other members of the South Carolina stormed out of the hall. He left the convention the day be- aore because Negro had prayeo.
 T am through with a convention that treats members of race that has threatened civilization for cen turies, as political equals" Smith said. T want no part of it. I am mad as hell"