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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-17
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Installs New Officers

New officers Of the Kappa
Sigma Sigma were installed
into office when the group
met at their first meeting of
the year, January 10th at the
Holy Name Auditorium. Mr..
Adrian Slifka was elected
President, the Misses Ann Do
lax, Helen Kraynak, Margaret
Repasky, Catherine Lisko,
Julia Krupa, and Ann SAX
mar, Vice President; Miss
Julia Krupa, Corresponding
Secretary; Miss Catherine
Toporcer, Recording Secre-
tary; Mr.. John Chuey, Treas
urer; Mr.. Paul Ondash, Jr.,
Social and Publicity Chair
man; John Martinko, Dramat-
ic Chairman; Rev. Elias, Pro-
gram Chairman. A cultural
and social program was dis
cussed for the coming year.
The regular meeting place of
the fraternity will be at the
Holy Name Auditorium on
the second Friday of each
month. Anyone desiring to
enter the club must attend the
next meeting which will be
February IA. Miss Cecilia
Borish was accepted as a new
member.
At the next meeting Feb
ruary IA, the fraternity is
planning for a Valentine par
ty when cards, dancing, ex-
change Of Valentine cards,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-17

to al pan Nemenyi NAL We
diet, re mnohi Slovaci su
este tiez TAXI, aki sl mnohi
Mad 'ari, re 20 zavisti nebu-
du ma svojho cloveka hla-
sovat'. a.. r..
Dalej pise redaktor, ze
Mad'ari S radost'ou pojdu
ruka v ruke so Slovakmi, ale
ME tax, ako by trubac chcel,
ale so spolocnym porozume-
MIN sa a tax d'alej. Tiez pf-
Sc, re SINE raz spolocne pra-
covali a SINE vyhrali, a ze
potom Slovaci chceli vsetko
pre- seba, ale pravda, on ze
to nemohol dovolit' a Ma
d'ari vyhrali. V tomto ma
Mr.. Nemenyi pravdu, lebo
vskutku sa tax stale.
Dalej sa pyta trubaea, ze
pri poslednych statnych a o.
kresnych vol'bach, ked' sko-
70 vsetci Slovaci sa obratili
ma demokratickl stranu, ze
co nam demokrati dali? Nuz
trubae ma to len tol'ko, ze
aky jeden cert, taky druhy
diabol a obidvaja ma mas u
bohych Slovakov zabudli.
Teda trubac uz prestane o
tom d'alej trubit', to jest o
tel poslednej slovenskej po-
litickej Rampant a mono,
ked' by tax Ease mad'arske
noviny daco este spomly,
tax i'm len taku maPuckl od-
poved' zatrIbime.
Trubac vie to dobre, re co
doteraz pisal, jednym sa l'd-
bilo, druhym Ease ME, no a.
le tax ten svet bezi a tax
frlIhi
Trubac.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-17
SOCIETY NEWS
SHIRLEY CLUB DANCE
JAN. 19 AT CENTRAL
AUDITORIUM

The Shirley Club, last year
Mahoning Valley Catholic
Basketball champion, will
entertain its friends and the
public with a dance on Sum
day evening, Jan. 10, at
Central Auditorium.
Mr.. Steve Garasic and Mr..
Carl Maple, as co-chairmen
have booked Babe" Page
and his Genevian Orchestra,
to entertain the dancers
with their sweet and smooth
rythm of music, that made
them very popular thruout
western part of Pennsylva-
MIA.
The following young peo-
pie are guests and hostesses
for the dance: John Holec-
ko Michael Green, John &
George Seaman, John HUI
dak, John Valinsky, Michael
Olenick, Joseph Gonda, JOS
eph Krupa, Stephen Olenick,
John Sarisky, Ann & Marie
Dudik, Margaret Karabin,
Ann Marie Muransky, Kath-
crime Martinko, Peg & Helen
Brusko, Betty Ritz, Wilma
Danko, Mary Lou Yurick,
Shirley Fetts and Mary Sta
ron. They extend invitation
to the following clubs: Cy-.
Ne, Holy Name, st. Peter
and Paul. ST. Elizabeth i
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-17
ENGLISH COLUMN
CICANKA
A story in English by Paul
Gallik. l..

The Christopher Publish
ing House, Boston, Mass,
announces a new novel by a
new author, of Slovak des-
cent, Mr.. Paul Gallik. 1t is
a Gypsy story of arresting
novelty, and one the memory
of which will stay with the
reader because of it's excep-
tional human values. 1t
reaches heights of interest
by linking together the ways
of the Gypsies and their in
different life, with which
the author is we'll acquaint-
ed by direct contact and
from legends about them.
Everyone finds himself in
terested in the Gypsies-an
interest that began doubt
less in childhood, when one
was told that "the gypsies
will get you, if you run a.
way Unfortunately, this
caution often had the op-
posite of the intended effect,
arousing the spirit of curios-
ity and adventure about the
Gypsies, which remains thru
out life, in most cases.
Aside from giving a valu-
able study of Gypsy life and
ways, the author has writ
ten a story which, in itself
is fine and worthy in depict.
ing character, as it develops
thru human relationships
and the unstinting sacrifice
and love that glorifies the
common life.
The reader will find thrill.
ing interest in the story OF
the Gypsy girl, Marishka
who is taken from a cruel
old beggar Gypsy, and a,
dopted by people, not of the
tribe. Marishka's fortunes
are colorful and overflowing
with tense situations that
never fail to hold the read.
er's interest, taking him thru
many European countries,
into their cheerful nature
atmosphere making the sto.
ry more thrilling and add.
ing to it's brilliant color.
Cloth, price $1.50. Address
The Christopher Publishing
House, 114O Columbus Ave-,
Boston, Mass.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-17
TROCHU TOMU TRU.
BACOVI.,

Neznam, komu ako, ale
mne sa ten trubac paci. Ma
on dost' dobru trubu a ho
dost' d'aleko pocut'. Ne
znam, aka je jeho truba, z
coho je vyhotovena, ci z mo-
sadzi alebo z oceli, abo len
z roha. Jestli potrebuje tru-
bu len z rohov, nuz to by
som mu i ia niekedy odlo-
I'll niekolko rohov ma tie
truly, aby mohol este lep-
Sic trubit'.
My Slovaci a cely slavian-
sky narod musime potrubo-
vat jeden ma druheho; ak
ME, tax nicoho nedocielime.
! Trubac opisal minute VOL
by, ako sa nam Slovakom
vydarily. Nuz to dost' smut
ne a nemile slovenskemu ST.
dcu. Slovenske porekadlo po-
veda. ze stare hriechy spo-
minat' sa neodplaca, ale ME
kedy je al dobre pripome-
nut cloveku, ably druhy raz
nehresil proti samemu sebe
a svojej krvi.
TAX len pane Trubacu po-
trubujte d'alej, aby SINE sa
uz raz zobudili a zicili sebe
dobre a ME Velcom, Ska
com, Ajrisom a tax d'alej.
My Slovaci SINE mily narod
pre- druheho, ale ME pre- Sc
ba. Kedy uz budeme mat
tu zidovsku naturu. My Slo-
vaci SINE dost' milf a praj-
nj narod jeden k druhemu
ustami, ale SINE ME TAXI sr-
doom jeden k druhemu. TAX
len trlbte d'alej, pane Tru-
bacu, tbo v mojej rodnej
dedine boil jeden trubac, ale
tomu je tomu uz vel'a ro-
kov. ia som boil este malky
chlapcek. Ale on trlbil len
v noci, kdezto Wy trdbite
clovekovi, aby pocul tribe
ME "a cely jeho zivot a svoj
narod podporoval, ked ma
k tomu prflezitost'.
Ked ten trubac 2 mojej
rodnej dediny zomrel, tax
jeho zena plakala, ze este
takeho tribaca nebolo ami
.nebude. Myslim, BE w ste
trochu lepsf, Vas HAS d'alej
sa nesie.
Pi.kaG.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-17

in charge with q capable COM
mittee. Plans were also COM
pleted for a Card Party to be
given by the Girls Club on
Wednesday evening, Feb. 5,
at the club rooms. Miss Anne
Marie Sofranec was appoint
ed General Chairman, and
Miss Anna Conek, Co-chair-
man. Cash prizes will be
awarded and the public is in
vited.
There will be another spe-
cial meeting next Wednesday,
January 2, and all members
are urged to attend.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-17

Volanie Stanice-k-Stanici
Povedzte operatorke, re
budete hovorit' $ kazdym,
kto sa owe. Spojenie je
rychlejsie, ked' ma cislo
telefonu. Ak nemate CT
slo. operatorka VAN no
najde.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-17

Miss Francis Mickler, Miss
Betty Kepko, Miss Estell4
Vano, Miss Ann Marc, MrS-
Andrew Cernock, Mrs. Paul
Olenick, Miss Ann Topolosky
and Miss Amelia Sovik.
The following will be hosts1
John jamie, Joe WopershaIl1
Paul Ondash, Steve Walk0t
John Hura, Edward Timlin.
Paul Olenick, Steve Beneys
John Yavorsky, Steve Gondas
Stephen Macejko, Andrews
Cernock and AL Andrews.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-17
viacej ziskal, ako ked' by
81 Dol lyzicu ponechal.

viacej ziskal, ako ked' by
| 81 Dol lyzicu ponechal.
Clovek ma Wac o to dbat',
zeby veci, ktore on robi, bo-
ly pravdive a poctive, nezli
pre- neho vyhodne. Me Go
je pre- mas dobre, ale co je
pred Bohom je spravodlive.
Pravda je vzdy bezpecnej-
sia, ako vyhody.
Nasou povinnost'ou je
byt' poctivymi V srdci, ale
i v skutkoch. Pred Bohom i
pred Pud'mi. TAX mech svie-
ii vase svetlo, ably l'udia vi
deli vase dobre skutky a
chvalili Otca vaseho, ktory
je v nebesiach.
Apostol Peter pise toto :
"Svoje obcovanie medzi po-
hanmi maiuc dobre, aby vo
veci, v ktorej vas pomliva-
ju ako takych, ktori robia
zle, vidiac vase dobre sku-
tky, oslavovali Boha v den
navstivenia." Pet. 2:12.
A Pavel dodava: "Aby ste
sa chovali slusne pred tymi,
ktorf su vonku, a nepotre-
bovali nikoho." I. Tes. 4:12.
Me chodit' a zit' v opil-
stve. v hodovani, v klamoch,
ciganstvach, zavisti, radovan
kach. V robeni toho, Go 81
ziada telo, ale pamatajte ma
navstivenie spravodliveho b.
ha. Pan Jezis predpovedal
mestu Jeruzalemu strasnu
skazu preto, ze nepoznalo
cas- svojho navstivenia.
Juraj Jones, ako mladik
zacal robit' v hrnciarni. Sko-
no 81 ziskal znamost' co spo-
pahlivy a poctivy mladik.
Dozvedel sa Q nom isty Hen
Try j. Raymond, vel'ky novi-
mar a zakladatel' New York
Timesu, najvacsfch novin ma
svete. Wal Jonesa ku sebe.
Ia nedlho potom dostal sa
ku, politickemu veslu v New
Yorku isty William Marcy
Tweed, ktory prevadzal o.
hromne klamy. New York
Times vo svojich stlpcoch
zacal tie klamy odokryvat' j
prisli ku Jonesovi a ponuka-
Ii mu vel'ke tisice, aby isiel
do Europy ma odpocinok, ze
by prestal pisat'. Ale on i'm
povedal, ze sa poctivosti ne
VIDA "a ziadne peniaze.
Vsetka cest' pud 'om, kto-
rych dar nesvedie a hrozba
neskloni. Clovek moze utr-
pet skodu, casio mu o Ii
vot hrozit' moze, ale nemu-
81 robit' zle, ked' nechce. A
preto Chime dobre pokial'
name cas-.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-17
Dodgers, Hy-Tri, Ra-Dan
Vale Girls and Hi-U.
DODGERS DANCE, FEB. Z
CENTRAL AUDITORIUM

Haselton Dodgers will spon-
sor a dance February End at
Central Auditorium featuring
Babe Page and his Genevians.
Ed Tetmensky is chairman and
is assisted by his fellow club
members.
Hosts and Hostesses will be
announced later -. 1885,.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-17

and refreshments WIN
order. All niemb bere are ~
to attend.
Sigma Kappa DoIta SoS6
Mid Winter Dnncc

Miss Mary Petros is ch 81
man for the Mid Winter ds
to be held BY the Sigma K
pa Delta Sorority at the Nry
Elms ballroom Sunday evei
ing, January 26th. Miss w.
ma Gegus and Miss Hele
Vargo, Co-chairmen. MlG1G
by Ed McGraw and his WTA3
orchestra will be featured
The committee consists d
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-17
PoCTIvosT.
pise M. D. HIBEN.

nenle v pravom Slova slOva
snysle naboznym, ma druhej
strane ziaden clovek nenie
opravdove naboznym, jestli
je ME poctivym. Poctivost'
je najlepsia zaruka, poisten-
ka ] nabozneho zivota. My
casio pocujeme ten znamy
vyraz: Honesty is the best
policy" Ale podl'a toho, co
sa da vidiet', mozeme sudit'
a povedat', re l'udia tomu
vyrazu nerozumejd, alebo
nechcu porozumiet' pravdi-
vosti tych slov, lebo l'udia,
ktori 81 to heslo opakujli pri-
drzaju sa viacej nepoctivo-
sti, ako poctivosti.
A to mas uvedie k tomu, re
poctivost' konecne nenie "a.
ruka, ale zasada. Me poi.
stenka, ale princip. Pocti-
vost' snad' nenie tol'ko to,
co clovek robi, ako to, Gin
6lovek je. A cim je clovek
v zasade, tym je i v praksi.
Co je v clovekovom srdci, to
vychadza ma vonok v reci,
alebo v skutku.
Pocas otroctva ma juhu,
Jedneho dina prechodil sa 20
trhovisku otrokov jeden pan,
Priisel ku mlademu, bucla-
temu, cernosskemu chlapco-
vi a riekol mu: ''Dlfam, ze
dostanes dobreho pana. A
ked' by som ia kupil ia, ci
by 81 Dol poctivy?" "Ci
ma klpite Wy alebo ME, ia
poctivym budem,' odvetil
chlapec. To menujeme pocti-
vost 'ou v zasade. To je W.
sledok toho, elm clovek je.
A dovol'te mi povedat', re
taky clovek je poctivym,
kde no l'udia vida, tam,
kde no Pudske oko nevidf.
Apostol Pavel vravi, re
my name pecovat' dobre
ME len pred Panom, ale
pred pud'mi. II. Kor. 8:21.
Zacheus nemusel odrazu tax
schudobniet', on nemusel po-
lovicu svojho majetku dat
chudobnym, ale on chcel
mat ciste svedomie i pred
Bohom pred l'ud'mi. On
snad' nemusel stvornasobne
vratit' to, v com niekoho O.
klamal, ale on nechcel, aby
niekto ma neho prstom po-
ukazoval: "Hla, Zacheus sa
stal naboznym, ale dlhy 81
nevratil."
Misijny vybor pojednaval,
ze koho by poslali do Win
nipeg, Kanady. Tamojsia cir
kew je bez kazatel'a. Zia-
dali brata B., aby on ia j.
siel. Odoprel. Ked' sa no py-
tall po pricine, povedal, ze
on ma vel'ke dlzoby, ktore
by 2 platu, aky v misijnej
praci dostane, nemohol vra-
tit nechcel by odist' to-
hoto sveta prv, nez 81 tie d.
by povracia, aby nikto me-
mohol nanho, ami jeho die
tky poukazat', re stratil u
ilho peniaze.
Pan P, ktory je v mliec-
nom obchode sa mi zaloval,
ze ludia berd mlieko "a tyz-
dine, ba i "a mesiace a po-
tom sa odst' 'ahuj1 do Incl
okolice a "a mlieko 81 nikdy
ami len nespomend zaplatit'.
To same mnohi Pudia poro-
bill sgrocernymi obchodnik-
mi a inymi.
Ale ia opakujem, re ma
boznost' je rozhodne ME
MONA bez poctivosti tax, a.
ko i poctivost' bez naboz-
nosti. Zvlaste my, ktori sa
krest 'anmi menujeme, mali
by SINE viacej pecovat' o
dobre nielen pred Panom, a.
lie al pred rud mi. TAX sviet'
svetlo vase pred l'ud'mi, a.
by videli dobre skutky vase.
Mech poctivost' je principom
nasho zivota.
Niektori ludia povedia, re
ma tom nezalezi, co clovek
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-17

L
ciganit' menu a neskodit'
sebe?
Ciganstyo ma priklad od-
sudzujl tt, ktorf sami ci-
gania. Hauptman pocas su-
dobneho pojednavania neje-
den raz zakrikol ma svedka,
! ze cigani ked' sam celu
pravdu nehovoril. Predsa
nemal rad tych, ktori ciga-
mill.
Ruskin povedal, ze cigan-
stvo uz ci je ono male alebo
lie len nahodile, ono je sa-
dzou z pekelneho dymu.
Janko, ci by 81 ciganil "a
centa? Pytala sa ucitel' l'ka
maleho Janka. Me. Odvetil
Janko. A "a 5 centov? Me.
A "a rs centov? Me. A "a
$1.OO? Tu ostal Janko NIL
cat. Ia dolara mozes mno-
no kupit', pokracovala uci-
tel'ka. Hej, ale to vsetko sa
pominie a ciganstvo mi O.
stane. Kiez by SINE mali via
cej takych Jankov.
Sebaklam je pociatkom
mravneho lpadku. Hovoria,
ze arabskf zbojnici ked' sa
della a chvalia so svojou ko-
rist'ou, nikdy nepovedia, re
to pokradli, ale ziskali.
Chod'te do ktorehokol'vek
vazenia a Wy vynajdete, ze
skoro kazdy trestanec zvali
svoju vinu ma niekoho inc
no. Kazdy zbojnik, gang
ster sa odvolava ma zlu w.
chovu, zlu spolocnost', zld O.
kolicu atd'. Kazdy paddy
muz alebo zenska vam do
kaze, ze je nevinny.
Pravdou je, re vychova, O.
kolnosti, spolocnici maju
hodne docinenia formova-
MIN pudskeho charakteru a
zivota, ale ,je tiez pravdou,
ze Bob obdaril kazdeho clo-
veka slobodnou i dost' sill
nou volou, ably sa zoprel
zlemu, ably mohol plavat' j
oproti prudom dennych O.
kolnosti, ably nebol ako mr.
tva ryba, ktor1 nesd Why,
kde chcu.
Ida sa mi, re vseobecne
l'udia su vel'mi nepoctivi v
jednej veci. To co oni robia,
nenie zle. Ale ked' robi to
same niekto my, to je uz
vel'ky hriech. Niektori l'u-
dia 81 myslia, re i'm je do
volene i to, coho sa ini ami
dotknut' nesmu. A takymto
pocinanim l'udia klamu len
samych seba.
Pamatate 81 O tom farme-
rovi, ktory zazaloval peka-
ra, re predava l'ahky chlieb.
Ked' prisli pred sud, pekar
bol povolany, ably sa zodpo-
vedaL re preco l'udi kla-
me, predava funtocy chlieb,
ktory nevazi cely funt? On
sa branil, ze chlieb vazi a.,
ze dava cely funt. Ale far
mer NAL tam dokaz, jeden
chlieb, ktory nemal cely
funt. "Ako ty chlieb va
zis?' Pytali sa pekara. On
odpovie: "Takto. ia kupu-
jem maslo cd tohto farme-
Ia a vzdy, ked' vazim chlieb
ma jednu stranu mojej vaz-
ky, polozim funt masla, kto-
ry kupim cd tohto farmera
a ma druhl stranu dam cesto
ma chlieb a jestli moi chlieb
nevazi cely funt, to tedy
znamena, re on mi nepre-
dal cely funt masla. Sud ko-
necne vynasiel, ze ME zalo-
vany, ale ten, ktory zaloval
boil klamar.
Poctivy clovek vidi tax
zlo pri sebe, ako i pri suse-
dovi. A dokonca, ma svete
mas nikto neprinuti k tomu,
ze by SINE robili zlo. Mozu
nam hrozit', abo mas pro-
sit, vyhrazat' alebo podpla-
tit, ale konecne je to clo-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-17

Volanie Osoby-k-O O.obe
Chcete hovorit' $ istou O.
sobou Of alebo oddelenim.
Operatorka pokracuje,
kym "a osoba alebo od-
delenie je ME ma clare.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-01-02
NEUROLOGY

Jan. William Sproul. ex-president
of Southern Pacific railroad.
Jan. emma Ray. veteran vaudeville
star.
Jan. 5-Laura Biggar. former stage
star.
mer opera star.
Jan. l5-Mrs John Dickinson Sher-
man. former president General Fedora
ton of Women's clubs. In Denver.
Jan. 23-John Barton Payne in Wash
Jan. 2s-Rear Admiral Robert E.
Coontz at Bremerton. Wash.
Jan. 29-AGrian Iselin in New York
Jan 31-Richard Washburn Child
diplomat and author.
Feb. s-Frederick Warde. veteran
Feb. Cora Harris, novelist.
Feb. l7-Arthur Somers Roche. au-
thor.
March 3-Fremont Older, editor of
San Francisco Call Bulletin.
March 5-Former Justice Oliver Wen
dell Holmes.
March l2-Dr. Michael /. Pupin. scien-
tist in New York.
March l6-Rear Admiral W. II.
Brownson, retired.
March 22-Rev. John Cavanaugh, for
mer president of Notre Dame. at South
Bend. Ind.
April 2-Ellery Walter. American
April 3-James Mullenbach. noted la
Dor mediator, in Chicago.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-01-02
DOMESTIC

Jan. Rhode Island Democrats by a
coup seized the senate and ousted the
Jan. 2-Triai of Hauptmann for kid
mapping and numbering the Lindbergh
baby opened in Pennington. N. j.
Jan. 3-Seventy-fourth congress met
and organized; Byrns elected speaker
of house.
Jan. president Roosevelt in annual
message proposed great work relief
program to supersede the direct dole
Jan President Roosevelt present
ed to congress a budget for the fiscal
year 1886 calling for expenditures Of
United States Supreme court held
unconstitutional petroleum control pro-
visions of the National Industrial Re-
Jan. 9-Arbitration commission or
dered United States to apologize to
Canadian government and pay s50.666
for sinking of the rum running schooner
Jan. iO-Mary Pickford granted di-
vorce from Douglas Fairbanks;
Jan. ll--House passed $4,000. 600 in
dependent offices bill.
Jan. l6-President sent message urg-
ing senate TO approve United states
entry into World court.
Jan. l7-Presfdent's message outlined
social safety" plan and old-age pen
sions.
Jan. 1S-Mrs. Anna Roosevelt Dali
and John Boettiger married in New
Jan. 2I-Bill in house giving Roose-
welt power over spending of four bill
lions for public works and eight hun
dred million for relief.
Jan. 24-House passed four billion
eight hundred million relief and works
bill.
Jan. 25-House voted power to Roose-
Welt to borrow s1l.500. 10000 to pay
New Deal cost.
Jan. 26-Uprising in Louisiana put
| down by Huey Longs troops.
jan 29-Senate rejected World court
| ad resolution
| House passed bin to extend RFc for
| another two years.
Jan. 30-Senate passed bill to In,
crease borrowing power of New Deal
| by 1850. 90, 600.
Jan. 31-Rooseveit extended auto
/ code to June 16
Feb. 2-North Dakota Supreme court
/ ousted Noodle as governor
! Feb. 5-House voted down inquiry
I into Postmaster General Garley's gifts
/ of stamps to friends.
Feb. 6-EXtension of MIRA two years
| tightening of hour and wage provisions
| and retention of present staf asked by
| President Roosevelt.
| Feb. S-Rear Admiral Carr T. Gray
| son named chairman of Red Cross.
! Feb. I3-Bruno Richard Hauptmanr
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INTERNATIONAL

JAN 4-Foreign Minister Laval of
France and Premier Mussolini of Italy
began peace pact conference in Rome.
Jan. 6-Mussolini and Laval reached
full agreement on all points in dispute
between Italy and France
Jan. 12-The Saar voted to rejoin
Germany.
Jan. l7-League set March / as date
for return of the Saar to Germany.
Feb. 12-Ethiopia defied Italy's de-
mand for satisfactory amends in Afri-
can border row.
nese Eastern railway to Manchukuo
March 19-Germany's status as an
equal power accepted by Great Britain
March 20-France appealed to League
of Nations to deal with Germany's
scrapping of the Versailles treaty.
March 21-Germany defied France
and Mar Italy ejegsng
league became effective.
March 30-Ethiopia broke off -egoti-
atoms with Italy.
April 14-England. France and Italy.
at Stfesa, agreed on peace plan for
Europe and denounced Germany as
treaty violator.
April 17-League of Nations council
adopted resolution censuring Germany
for treaty violation.
April 20-Chancellor Hitler. in note
to 13 nations, rejected league counciI
resolution condemning Germany.
May 2-Frahce and Russia signed
mutual assistance agreement
More and Bishop John Fisher. who
were executed by Henry Will
May 20-League of Nations council
took up Ethiopia's protest against
Italian warlike action.
May 31-Japan delivered ultimatum to
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DISASTERS

Jan 21-Eleven miners died In coal
mine blast in Pennsylvania
Jan. 24-Liner Mohawk sank after
collision with freighter off New Jersey:
III rescued, 46 lost.
Jan. 26-Toll of dead In southern
food reached 81.
Feb. 9-Twelve dead 10 hurt in Texas
tornado.
Feb. I2-Giant airship Macon fell into
sea off California coast; 81 of SO aboard
rescued.
Feb. 23-Atlantic seaboard storms
killed ten.
March 12-Floods in lower Mississippi
valley drove thousands from homes
April 7-Tornadoes in southern states
killed SO and injured hundreds
April S-Twenty persons died in Cali
fornia floods.
April I1-Fourteen school children
killed when train hit bus at Rockville
Nd.
April 2l-Earthquake in Formosa
killed 1850. injured $4,000.
April 23-Hundreds killed by earth
quakes in Persia
April 25-Oregon state capitol at
Salem burned.
May 2-Earthquakes in Turkey killed
500
May 6-Fall of transport plane in
Missouri killed Senator Cutting of New
Mexico and four others.
Nav I3-Four hundred Chinese miners
drowned in flooded shaft
May lS-Russia's giant plane. the