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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-09-19
YPSILAN TT

Sunday at Browns Chapel A.
M. E., Pastor Rev. A. T. williams
brought a very splendid morning
message. This was his last sermon
before the Annual A. M. E. Con-
ference which opened at Ebenezer
A. M. E. Church Wednesday, Sept
9, 1880 p. m.
Rev. Mrs. Piereson Of Eight
Mile Road who have been conduct
ing a series of sermons brought
her services to a close and left for
her home Monday.
At Second Baptist. Pastor Rev.
Garther Robertson brought the
morning message Mark 9:43 to an
appreciative audience. He had as
pulpit guest Rev. MCGEE of Gin
cinnati, Ohio. At $3.50 p. m. the
pastor, choir and congregation
worshiped at Brown Chapel. Rev.
Robertson preached and his choir
furnished the music. 1880 D. m.
Communion and Lords Supper.
Mrs. Anna Harris and Mrs. Mary
Bennett had as their house guest
their sister and brother-in-law,
Rev. and Mrs. MCGEE and their
friend, Mrs. Carter, all of Cincin-
matt, Ohio.
; Mrs. Pearl Huffman and daugh-
ter, Miss Excel Huffman and Miss
Margaret King, left Friday for
Pittsburg, Kan. to visit Mrs. Ada
Robinson.
Rev. ]. H. Washington, daughter,
Clematine and son Spencer, left
Friday for their home in Bristow,
Okla, after spending a very delight
full and restful stay with relatives.
Mrs. Mary Miller of Richmond.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-09-19

DR.. Carter G.. Woodson, noted
authority OF Negro history, issues
the following statement in which
he denies participation in the Good
Neighbor League" organized for
the support Of President Franklin
ID. Roosevelt. DR.. Woodson writes:
/ see it announced that l am a
member OF the National Commit
tee of the "Good Neighbor League"
organized to work for the re-elec-
tion of Franklin d. Roosevelt. 1
have not authorized any such use
Of my name. have not taken
any part in the campaign and l do
not intend to have any thing to
do with it, My work lies in re-
search and publication and to
these fields / intend to devote my
remaining years.
I was asked by Bishop r. R.
Wright, Jr., to become a member
of this projected National Commit
tee, and l promptly refused to al
low the use of my name for this
purpose. 1 do not understand how
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-09-19

I about the job you are going to get
approximately three weeks ago.
There will be room for advance
ment for you on this job.
N. f. W.-DOes the boy l love
care anything for me. Let this APP
pear In your column ut an early
datei
Ans: He likes you as a compan-
ion but he just can't love you since
the FALLIN GOVT between you
two last year. At this time he Is
very interested in another girl In
your neighborhood. Why don't you
stop pining your time away about
this boy and go around with 9TH
er fellows.
f. +. J.-Is the man / met lately
really interested in me and does
he want me to do what / think?
Ans: He likes you but not as
much as you would like for him to
no, he does not want you to
come to NEW YORK. He has no.
thing quite this serious in mind.
NJ. Il. D.-Will I make good in
school this year and which Of the
two things / have in mind should
/. major I'm for the best results!
Ans: You will have no difficulty
with your school work this term.
MUSIC appears to be the subject
that you will decide to major in
and you should accomplish your
aim with no difficulty. This will
prove the most interesting school
year you have ever spent
/. T.-Will l get over this attack!
Ans: I am happy to say that the
cool weather will bring about a
change for you. Continue your CO.
operation with your doctor and
you will spend a good winter.
r.. W.-What should l do about
the boy I love? DO you think that
he is bashful?
Ans: Don't cotinue to worry your
little head about this boy friend OF
yours for you both are too young
to really know the meaning of love.
OF course your friend is bashful. :.
that is why he tells your girl
friends what he thinks about you
and doesn't tell you.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-09-19

Kentucky and niece Miss Marquee
rite Estille are house guests Of
their daughter and cousin, Mrs.
Rozell Brown.
Mrs. Edna Henderson and chill
dren, Marian, Louise and Charles,
together with her sister Miss Ser
inc easier have returned from a
trip to La. They reported a very
splendid visit bringing with them
their aunt, Mrs. Louise Woods and
father, Mr.. e. easier.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Ransom
gave a farewell dinner honoring
her sister and brother, Mr.. and
Mrs. Umpie Coleman and family.
They left for their home In
Phoenix, Ariz., last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Thompson
celebrated their golden wedding
anniversary Sunday, Aug. 30th at
their home on Jefferson street. Be-
sides their immediate family Of
sons and daughters and 16 grand
children, were Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah
Thompson and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Thompson.
Mrs. Leonard Mitchell and chill
dren and Miss Elsa Smith OF Hud-
son, O., were weekend visitors OF
their uncle, Oscar Dixson and wife.
Mrs. Nora Stewart and Mrs.
Frank Williams are visiting In
Dresden, Ont.
Mrs. Grace Griffen OF Detroit Is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Stewart.
Miss Sarah NJ Anderson and
Holmes Dixson o Stephenson, Vir-
ginia are visiting the latter's
brother. Mr. o. Dixson is manager
of Red-bub Park.
Mrs. Della Perry Of Detroit, for
mer resident and her friend, Mrs.
Lewis have returned to their home
much refreshed after spending a
fw days with friends. While here
they stopped with Mr.. and Mrs.
Dave Harris.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-09-19

NJ. l.. P-I want to know II
will be able to pass the 9th grade
with the problem confronting me
new?
Ans: 1t depends entirely on you
there is no need for you to en-
courage this DISAGREEMENT
with your teacher for 1t will do
YOU no good whatever. When you
enter school this fall make up
your mind that you are going to
like her and you won't have any
trouble the whole year.
p. +. P.-What do you think
about the present treatment that l
am taking and what can l do to
improve myselfl
Ans: Place your case in the
hands OF a good doctor and he will
be able to bring you back to nor
NAL health again. -. 1T seems to
me that you are WORKING en-
tirely too much in your present
condition. Encourage your hus-
band to find work and take some
of the responsibility off your
hands.
VI. j A.-Will 1 succeed in what
am planning on doing and will
my girl friend go with me?
Ans: Your plans won't work out
altogether as you have planned but
you won't experience much disap-
pointment. Do not make the mis-
take of encouraging your girl
friend to go with you. when you
have made a success of your plans
then it will be time for her to
JOIN YOU.
M. H.-Please tell me through
your column ii | would be happy
by going back TO my husband or
get n divorces
Ans: He has disappointed you
once and you have lived very hap
py since you have been separated
from him, so why try it over again.
1t seems to- me that the man you
are GOING WITH at this particu-
lar time will be the one to make
your future life complete.
ii. Y. J.-Please tell me IL l will
get a Job as 1 need work to help
my husband out?
Ans: Yes you will get a job be-
fore the first OF OCTOBER and Il
appears to me that you inquired
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-09-19

New York-(C)-Hailov Mosiah,
("The Power of Moses"), born in
an open road in Adds Ababa on
October II, 1888, Of a ragged
Ethiopian girl, and rescued from
flames and gunfire as the Ethio-
plan capital was sacked following
the flight of Emperor Halle Selas-
sic, is being brought to Harlem by
his adopted mother, Mrs. Eudora
Paris, who is returning to New
York from a five year stay in
Ethiopia. The baby, at 2, met EN-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-09-19
MANY ARE
TREATED AT
THE CLINICS

MOUND BAYOU, Miss-(By Eu-
gene Booze for ANP)-Alpha
Kappa Alpha sorority under the
direction OF DR.. Dorothy Bould-
ing-Ferebee, completed two
weeks free clinic in Bolivar coun-
ty which consisted of incubation
against smallpox and diphtheria
and treatment for active cases Of
malaria. Approximately $500 chill
dren and adults were treated at
the clinics.
DR.. Ferebee, Miss Ida Jackson,
National President OF A. X. A, and
her staff of eight workers made
their headquarters at Mound Bay
on. The first work Of the clinic
was done here August 21-22, ad-
ministering treatment to $50 chill
dren and adults. From Mound
Bayou the members Of the health
committee motored daily to other
towns in the county and set up
their equipment for operation.
Eight towns were visited and peo-
pie all over the county were afford
ed the opportunity for treatment.
The largest number Of persons
treated at one community was 500,
at Scott, Hiss, property OF the
Delta and Pine Land company, re-
puted to be the largest staple cot
ton plantation In the world. Here
the hospital facilities of the COM
pany were turned over to the COM
mittee by DR.. Pouge, company ply
stefan, and luncheons were serv-
ed daily during their stay through
the courtesy Of Oscar Johnston,
president Of the company and
manager Of the U. S. Cotton Pool.
Motion pictures of the staff at
work were taken by the photogra-
pher for Time.
Members Of the health committee
consisted Of: DR.. Dorothy Bould-
ing Ferebee, director, Washington,
d. c.; Miss Ida Louise Jackson,
president, Oakland, Calf, Mrs.
Ruth A. Handy, secretary, New
York City; Miss Mary z. Williams,
Tuskegee Institute, Ala; Miss Ma
LISA F. Blair, Plainfield, N. j.;
3 Miss Bessie Cobb, New Brighton,
Pa; Miss Constance M. Ferebee,
Norfolk, Va; Miss Marjorie Hol-
loman, Washington, D. c.; and D.
]. Brown, Washington, d. c..
The committee was assisted To-
cally by DR.. R. d. Dedwylder, Bo-
livar county Health officer; DR..
P. M. George, resident physician,
Mound Bayou; and Mrs. w. M.
Holmes, county nurse, Shaw, Miss
issippi.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-09-19
AkA'S CONCLUDE HEALTH CLINIC In MOUND BAYOU. MISS
BOY Is, KILLS
M O S
ATTACKER

Westfeld, N. J.-(C)-Eliyah
Farmer, 10, 1877 Cacciola place, was
jailed here early Wednesday for
the alleged knitting to death Of
John Taylor, 35, who was found
hunched over the wheel OF an auto
mobile, his jugular vein cut, and
another stab wound over the heart.
Police say the boy confessed he
stabbed Taylor to protect his
mothre, Mrs. Nina Farmer, whom
the youth claimed had been living
at the Farmer home year and
half, and Elijah had gotten sick
OF seeing him come home drunk
night after night and beat his
mother"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-09-19
OFFER FREE
BOOKS AND
TUITION

The Lincoln evening school be-
gan Monday, September IA, at Z
o. m. Elementary courses are Of
fered from the first to the eighth
grade. The ninth grade is also Of
fered for those who have completed
the eighth, but a small fee is
charged.
Pupils are asked to come pre-
pared for work.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-09-19
Negro History To Be
Taught At Garfield

Glasses in Negro history and
elementary civics will begin Thurs
day, September II, at Garfield
School, from $3.50 to 4:30 p. m,
with Mrs. Dorothy Wilson as in
structor.
All person interested in these
subjects, are invited to attend the
classes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-09-19
Daddy" Ora
Makes Headline

New York-(C)-A spectacular
"washig away sins" in the Poto-
mac river in Washington by the
last Monday made the headlines In
Reverend C. H. ("Daddy") Grace
metropolitan dailies. The Rev. Mr.
Grace was pictured in "River Jor-
dan" at the annual battismal SER
vice of the oHuse of Prayer Church
which he founded, and Of which he
Is Bishop.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-09-19
Applications For Marriage License

Levert Walton, Is
Hermon Hxon, 20
Lee Woodbridge, 20
Charles Brown, q
Louie Gardner, 80
James Smith, 81
Walter watkins, "a
John H. Bennett, Jr. 20
William Murphy, 80
Porter Smith, "a
Harry Anderson, %
George Rucker, rs
Willie Atkins, FL
Morris Harding 20
Jessie B. Williams, IS
Earl A. Mcintosh, %
Omar T. Neal, %
Augustus Moody, 36
Henry Paige, Jr., "a
Ralph Dunlap, "a
william McGraw, %
Edgar Hines, "a
Harold Williams, %
John Phillips, %
Harry L. Curtis, 80
Willie Fairchild, 35
Brown Lee Patterson, AZ
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-09-19
Abolish Atlanta Slums

Atlanta, Ga-(C)-The $780,
900 Federal low-cost housing pro-
ject was dedicated Tuesday by
Horatio B. Hackett, assistant PWA
administrator, on twenty-five and
a-half acre site formerly a Negro
slum district.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-09-19
Free Arkansas Fugitive
In Chicago

Chicago-(C) - Chief Justice
Donis Normoyle freed Samuel eBn-
nett, Of East Arkansas, on a writ
OF habeas corpus Thursday, Ben
nett was wanted in Forrest City,
for alleged assault to kill charges,
Governor Horner denied BENEFITS
extradation.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-09-19
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1OF THE STARS
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buscrsr heHrAllsr on Tle AneacAu STAGE

NoTR-Your will be answered FREE in this column
Of this column enclosed with Your Cues
Brhdae Address. For Private
Reply in coin order and sead
envelope receive by
Three Questions. DO NOT SEND
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-09-19

Leola Marsh, 10
Jessie Yarber, "a
Ida M. Strayhaw, 20
Essie Martin, "a
Celeste Criss, %
Sara Stovall, 10
Katie Parker, 33
Lorainetta Reese, "a
Claude Collins, 33
Essie Taylor, So
Charity Wetherly, rs
Mable Bradley, rs
! Inez SABBATH, 10
! Audrey Thurman, Is
| Mary F. Gish, "a
Margaret d. Johnson, 81
Edna Perkins, 10
Marie Ward, 30
Margaret Ellis, 25
Oterah Pierce, "a
Virginia Edison, Is
Bernice Jenkins, 81
Teola McGore, Is
Virginia Faulkner, 3S
Elizabeth Bailey, 20
Elizabeth Wylie, 81
Daisy Rollins, 4S
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-09-19

At the conclusion of the program
a soft ball game was played, Jun
Tors vs.. Veterans; score Juniors
II Veterans 90.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-09-19
Harlow Mosiah, Three Year Old
Ethiopian Coming To New York

peror Selassie, whose interpreter
had rescued him from obscurity.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-09-19
BOYS AT CAMP.
TEMPLE, ENJOY
B A K B E E u E
(By BRET n. MILLER)

TEMPLE, Mich.-What was a
wilderness two months ago, has
been developed into a wooded park
and baseball field at Camp Temple.
through the constant work OF the
veterans and juniors Of the camp,
during leisure hours.
1t was here that the wives, rela-
tives, and friends of the enrollees
were entertained at barbecue and
outing on Labor Day.
The festivities opened at one
o'clock when the bugle sounded
for dinner and the guests and en-
rollees alike were served picnic
style, a generous portion OF barbe-
cued beef, and pork with cold slaw
and iced lemonade, by that master
of the art of barbecue, Jesse Pool
and his able assistants, Rueben
Black, Clearer Chenault and Cook
Little.
HIS was lnooS pOsoipiS W ONi
generous minded commander, Cap
tain Baker, through the 100 pei
cent cooperation of the entire
Camp, the careful planning OF
Lieut.. Clyde, the capable manage
ment of our Mess Sergeant, Eugene
| Garnett, the sharp knives Of oul
cooks, Messers Peterson, Little
Sheppard, Chenault and Pool, ant
the watchful eyes of the Kay PEGS
Black, Allen, Lovelace and Baily
In the afternoon, Mr.. Butler, AS
sistant Educational Adviser ant
Musical Director arranged yer,
interesting, and instructive pro-
gram, consisted Of the following
numbers.
| /. America .......... Assembly
n ID nfnI
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-10-02

videli, ale l'ud no NAL rad.
No zastupy Ho rady po-
euvaly al preto, ze i'm On
hovoril o veciach, ktorych
pravdu chceli vediet'. Ich
nezaujimala politika. Oni
chceli vediet', ze co Bob o
mich mysli. Aky je pomer
Boha naproti MIN. Ako sa
mozu sblfzit' k Bohu. On i'm
poukazoval ma cieP zivota,
ma moznosti zivota. Daval
i'm nadej ma zivot zahrob-
ny. To potrebovali a to po-
trebujeme al my.
No Pan Jezis ME len ucil
tax, ako nikto my, ale al
I'll tax, ako ucil, preto malo
Jeho ucenie taky vliv. Do
vol'te Jeho uceniu preniknut'
i srdce a zivot vas a v Nom
najdete radost' i pokoj, ako
uz tisici a tisici nasli.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-10-02

Ked' uz bolo vsetko v dobrej
nalade, tax DIP. Stefan Be-
gala, mas duchovny, vst1pil
do siene a boil privitany VEL
kym potleskom prftomnych.
Zatym boly podavan6 "a
husky. lebo nase zenicky So
postaraly, aby tam mix me-
hladoval a smadny nebol.
Potom pan A. M. PalkoviG
v meme tych mladych i "
meme rodicov sa pod'akoval
vsetkym "a pritomnost' a da-
ry a ze cas- pokrocil, hodiny
uz ukazovaly po H., tax SO
kazdy poberal ma odpocinok.
TAX ia tym mladym pra-
jem z mojho dprimneho sr-
dca vsetko dobre, a mech ich
Bob zehna q do roka pro-
roka! Pritomny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-10-02
komunizmus.

Japonsko podalo Cine So
znam poziadaviek, ktore, ak
budu splnene, urobia z Ciny
obycajneho vazala japon-
skeho. 2 tych mnohych po-
ziadaviek dosial' vysly ma
javo len tri, tie hlavnejsie,
a sfce: Cinska vlada must
pustit' japonske vojenske od-
dele vsade do Ciny, kde sa
nachodf cinske vojsko. Gina
must sa vzdat' severnych
cinskych provincii, v ktorych
zije okolo 70 milionov l'udf
a ktore budd pod dplnou ja-
ponskou spravou. Gina must
prijat' japonskych radcov do
vsetkych svojich vladnych
Departmental, ako al do vo-
jenskej a civilnej spravy. A
japonsky minister zahranicia
oznamil cfnskej Wade, re
tie podmienky must prijat'
cim skorej mac bude vojna.
Francuzsko konecne opu-
stilo zlaty zaklad svojho pc
1azneho obeziva a ide sni-
zit' i hodnotu franka @ tre-
tinu, tax, ako to urobily
Spoj. Staty. Francia sa pri-
da ku penaznej skupine a.
merickej a anglickcj a budu
81 vzajomne pomahat' udr-
ziavat' hodnotu svojich Pc
nazi ma jednom bode. Finan.
cnfci hovoria, ze stabilizacia
penazi tychto troch demokra.
tickych krajin vykona divy
"a zlepsenie hospodarskych
pomerov ma svete, ba ME
ktori tvrdia, re sa tax vraj
zabrani i vypuknutiu vojny.
Franciu nasledovaly v opu-
stenf zlateho zakladu Svaj-
ciarsko, Holandsko a Belgi-
cko, ktore krajiny sa tiez
pripoja k tym from.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-10-02
KRASNY VECIEROK
PRE- SNUBENCOV.

Ctena redakcia, uvereinite
laskave tychto par riadkov.
Minulej nedele, 27. sept.
boly usporiadane party vo
skole sv. Cyrila a Metoda
pre- 81. Mariu Hiznay, dceru
p. a pani jana Churillu a
pre- p. Stefana Novak NIL,
syna p. a pani Stefana No
yak 20 Steeltonu. tt dvaja
mladi 81 zaumienili vstdpit'
do manzelskeho stavu, tax
z tel priciny i'm bol ten We
cierok pripraveny. Asi okolo
8. hodiny pribuznf a pirate
liza sa zacali schadzat' do
siene, takze okolo q. bola uz
zaplnena. Pritomne bolo asi
200 hosti. Ked' tt naSi mladi
vstupili do haly, pan Fran
tisek Rigelsky ich privital a
predstavil pritomnym a tax
orchestra pana Zajaca dala
sa do prace a vyhravala jak
mladym tax starsim, a sien
bola vzdy pima tanecnikov.
A tie nase zenicky zas ma
ly pine ruky prace kazdeho
obcerstvit' a smad hasit' .
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-10-02

sa v Spoj. Statoch vyskytnul
diktator. Cincinnatsky arci-
biskup McNicholas no "a to
vyhresil, lebo pomenovat'
Roosevelta "proti-bozim" je
nespravedlive. Tiez odsddil
ho pre- odporucanie pouzitia
guliek, ked' nateraz neexi-
stuje taky stav, ktory by no
mravne opravnoval tax ho-
vorit'. Clevelandsky biskup
Schrembs tiez zazlieval Fa-
ther Coughlinovi "a memo
"proti-bozi" (anti-God), kto-
re dial Rooseveltovi; naproti
tomu jeho vlastny biskup,
Gallagher, sa zastal Father
Coughlina, ze boil opravneny
hovorit' o pouziti guliek pro-
tt komunistickemu diktator-
stvu. Father Coughlin sa O.
svedcil, ze nezmierni svoje
reci proti Rooseveltovej ad-
ministracii, ale miesto Roo
sevelta ze odteraz bude Wac
bit Tugwella, Hopkinsa a
ostatnych ''ruzovych", ktori
prezidenta obkolesili.
V Nemecku boil po tieto
dni odsudeny ma tri roxy
vazenia American Lawrence
Simpson 20 Seattle, Wash.
Ako namornfk, NAL ma lodi,
ma ktorej pracoval, komuni-
sticku literaturu. LODI prisla
do Nemecka a Simpson roz-
daval til literaturu Nemcom.
To je dpa nemeckych zako-
nov vlastizrada, "a co Mem
com sekaju hlavy. Simpson
sa branil tym, ze v Spoj. Sta
toch je to celkom dovolena
vec, ba ze tn name komu-
nistickeho kandidata ma pre-
zidentstvo. Zabudol chudak,
re Hitlerovo Nemecko ME je
slobodna Amerika a tax, hoe
je americkym obcanom, mu-
81 Init "a tri roxy v neme-
ckom zalari pre- svoju komu-
nisticku horlivost'.
Koncom min. tyzdna boil v
naSom meste Earl Browder,
komunisticky kandidat ma
prezidentstvo. Browder tu
recnil "a zalozenie farmar-
sko-robotnickej strany - a
ME "a svoju. To je primal
menej cudna vec a prizna-
ME, ze americky Pud nechce
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-10-02
YoUNGsToWNsKE sLovENsKE Nov1NY

ske produkty taku nfzku ce-
nu, ze tie podpory cd vlady
budl obnasat' ME 500 mill
onov, ako "a Roosevelta, ale
1900 milionov dolarov uz v
prvy rok, a kto vie kol'ko
bilionov v nasledujuce roxy,
takze bankrot a ME balan-
covany rozpocet bude kraji-
nu cakat'. Landon napadnul
vladu pre- obchodne smluvy,
ktore umoznily cudzim kra-
jinam doviezt' sem v prvych
siestich mesiacoch toho roku
a miliony funtov syru, mill
ony funtov masla a inc far
marske produkty, elm vraj
o tol'ko boil nasi farmari po-
skodeni. Demokrati odpove-
daju, ze tie krajiny cd mas
kdpily Wac tovaru, ako my
Cd mich, a ze "a Coolidgea
dovazane bolo sem ME 4, a
lie 16 milionov funtov syru
a nikto nehovoril, ze sd tym
nasi farmari poskodzovanf.
Dovazane bolo i maslo, val
cia atd'. vo vacsom mnoz-
stve, ako teraz. 70 Zapadu
prichodia zpravy, ze sa far
mari posaleli "a Landonom
a teraz demokraticka strana
vyslala tajomnika depart
mentu zemedelstva Wallacea
a tajomnfka Department.
statu HULA, ably ich nejako
navratili do demokratickeho
kosiara. o americkych far
maroch sa vseobecne hovorf,
re uveria kazdym sl'ubom a.
ko deti. (Slovenskf farmari,
noze ich poucajteD
V San Francisco bola 62.
vyrocna konvencia Sdruze-
mia Americkych Bankarov,
ma ktorej bolo $500 delega-
TOW. Ma konvencii bola vyne-
sena rezol1cia, ably vydav-
ky federalnej, statnych a To-
kalnych vlad boly dane pod
kontrolu. Skoda, ze til kon-
trolu nepytali ma seba v ro-
koch 1928-29. Snad' BY ne
bolo prasklo tisice bank.
Father Coughlin boil Ease
" trubli. Povedal v Cincin-
natl, o. o prezidentovi Roo.
seveltovi, ze je proti- bozf,
ked' kazal nicit' urodu a Re
je "a pouzitie guliek, keby
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-10-02
VEL'KE SNAHOVE
VfCHRICE MA ZAPADE

V Colorado, Wyoming a
New Mexico boly koncom
minuleho tyzdna take snaho-
We vichrice, axe tam nepa-
mataju Cd cd 64 rokov. Ma
pablo 26 incov mokreho, t'az
keho snahu, ktory zapricinil
smrt' 13 Iud'om a skody ma
vyse S2O,OOO,OOO.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-10-02
ELEKTRICKE BUSY
MA l. NOVEMBRA

Youngstown Municipal Ry
Co. dostane toho mesiaca 25
novych elektrickych busov,
ktore budu chodit' po South
Side asi cd l. novembra.
Tieto busy budu brat elek-
tricku silu z novych liniek,
ktore sa teraz stavajl.