davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-12-11
Ii. DECEMBRA 1886.

+
Ci ty nerad omluvas? Ci
ty nerad rozpravas vymysle-.
ne veci nielen 0 tvojom k1a-
zovi, ale i o inych?! +!
Daj pozor, bo mnoho ra-
zy jedno l'ahkomysel'ne W.
pustene slovo skazf jeden
t'azko vybudovany zivot!
Ked' znas o niekom dobre,
povedz kazdemu, ale zle nj
kdy.
Mysli Ease ma seba!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-12-11
ROzHLAS YSk.

V nedel'u poculi SINE po
prvy raz hrat' elegiu prof.
Ottu Mrazeka, ktora bola
rozhlasena z vel'kej WTAM
radio stanice v Clevelande.
Citili SINE radost', re mas
clovek, mas Mrazek, ktory
medzi nami a s nami zije uz
tolko rokov, uznavany je ma
najvyssich miestach hudob-
neho sveta "a vePkeho skla-
datela. Celia Mahoning do
lima, nielen Slovaci, je hrda
nanho. Youngstown nebude
odteraz znamy len po svo-
iich oceliarnach, ale po
svojom skladatePovi symfo-
nickel hubby, moravskom
Slovakovi, Ottovi Mrazeko-
vi. Netreba dokladat', re je-
no "Elegia" je majstrovskym
dielom. My 81 len zelame, a.
by d'alej tvoril, aby oboha-
coval mas tuto nasu novu
vlast', tax bohatu ma hmotne
statky a tax chudobnu ma u
melecke a kulturne, tvorba-
mi svojho slavianskeho du-
cha. To je prinos do ameri-
ckej kultdry, ktory Ameri-
ka cd mas ocakava. Pc Dvo-
fakovi prichodi teraz MIRA
zek. Dvoraka pozna kazdy
American - ufajme, ze bu-
de znat' i nasho Mrazeka, co
mu z hlbky srdca zicime.
Nemecke casopisy vedd
silnu kampan prot Cesko-
Slovensku a nevyberaju v
prostriedkoch - pouzivania
i lhania. Ma pr. v ceskom
casopise "Nase straz" bola
mapka CSR., ma ktorej boly
vyznacene miesta, kde sa bu-
duju letecke stanice. Napis
mad mapkou znel: "Nase nc
We letiska." Nemecke caso-
pisy til mapku prevzaly, ale
mad nu uz daily napis: "No-
We ruske letiska v CSR." Til
mapku so sfalsovanym napi-
som rozsirily potom j do
pol 'skych a mad'arskych ca
sopisov. Najnovsie sa zjavila
v jednom nemeckom casopise
karikatura ruskej tancujucej
kozacky, drziacej v rukach
pajaca, ktoreho pot'ahuje ma
spagate. Ma pajaci ie napis:
"Tschechei', t.j. "Cesko", a
dolu pod MIN: "Ako tancu-
je sovietske dievca, tax tan
cuje i cesky pajac." V Ce-
ko-Slovensku, Anglii, Fran
Gil i inde myslia, ze tato pro-
ti-cesko-slovenska propagan-
da nacistov prezradza, koho
Nemecko napred napadne.
Slovaci vedia byt' podni-
kavi, ked' 81 zaumienia. CT
tame, ze v Lima, republike
Peru, v Juznej Amerike je
vel'ka slovenska tovaren ma
sklo. Dvaja Slovaci, ktorf v
kraji nemohli vyzit', lebo
sklarne uz dlhe roxy stoja,
vyst' ahovali sa do Peru, tam
sa oboznamili $ bohatym Pc
ruancanom, ktory i'm dal ka-
pital zalozili sklaren, ktora
prosperuje. Mnohi Slovaci
mali pred yojnou vel'ke pod
Milky v Porsku, Rusku, Ru-
munsku a inde a v New Yor-
ku, Philadelphia, San Fran
ciscu sd tovarne, ktore zalo-
zili chudobni slovenski dro-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-12-11

tari. Ny Slovaci mozeme vse-
tko, ked' chceme, len nam
nema kto chuti do podnika-
MIA dodavat'. V takom prie-
myselnom stredisku, ako je
Mahoning dolina, malo by
byt' niekol'ko slovenskych
kovodielni, lebo sdcich pudi
name.
Prichodia tube zimy - po-
zor ma fornesi! Len nedavno
sa stale, re V Pennsylvania
zhorela skoro celia slovenska
rodina Kubanikova; teraz Ia
Sc jedna rodina zhorela v
Kanade a druha v Detroit.
Niektore plechove rury V ko-
mfnoch su uz Zhrdzavene,
malta medzi tehlami je wy
padana, a ak cez komin
sraha plamen, Fahko sa chy,
tt horuce drevo pri komine.
Niekde su nizko tramy v
pivnici; ked' je fornes roz-
horuceny, Iahko sa chytia
plamenom. Preto bezpecnej-
sic je nekdrit' vel'mi ma noe,
ale sa prikryt' Wac blanket
mi.
Ma mierovej konferencii v
Buenos Aires boil dany ma
vrh ma odzbrojenie medzi a.
merickymi republikami. u
ruguay a Nicaragua ale po-
vstaly proti tomu, re je to
ME prakticky navrh, ked' je
cely svet po zuby ozbroje-
ny. Manifesto toto navrhly,
ably z ucebnych knih vyhode-
ne boly mena generalov, kto-
ri sd v Mich oslavovani a tax
je vstepovany militarizmus
az do utlych srdc deti a ma
miesto mien generalov ably
boly V ucebniciach mena u
cencov, ktori sa zasluzili o
blaho ludstva. Ia taky ma
vrh by v Nemecku hlavu So
tall.
Zalezitost' anglickeho kra-
Ia Edvarda dokazuje, re sa
svet este vzdy kruti ME oko-
10 Stalina, Hitlera alebo Mus
soliniho, ale -- okolo zeny.
Ked' toto piseme, mevie-
me, ako sa kral' Edward roz-
hodne, ale jeho laska k 40
rocnej, diva razy rozsobase-
nej zene must byt' vel'ka,
ked' je ochotny vzdat' sa
panovania mad najvacsou RI
Sou ma svete. Edward panu-
je mad 5OO,O0O,OOO Pud'mi,
byvajdcimi ma Wac ako 13
million stvorocnych mil'ach
zeme. 4 tcho poctu je 70
milionov bielych pudi, ostat-
nj su Aziati, Afrikani, Ara
bi, Malajcania, Polynezania,
Cinania a ini. Dostava 7O0,.
900 dolarov rocneho platu,
okrem toho ma milionove
prfjmy z kral'ovskych majet.
kov. Keby sa vidal tr6nu, je.
no prijmy sby sa vel'mi
zmensily. Starry otec teraisie
no Edvarda, kral' Edward
VII. sa boil raz vyslov;l, re
terajsi Edward VIII. bude po.
slednym kralom Britanie.
Splni sa jeho proroctvo? Ak
ano, potom bude t'azko udr-
zat' pospolu rfsu, ktora je
roztratena po celom svete
Kralovska rodina anglicka
je jedinou viditel'nou pas.
kou, ktora spaja tol'ke ma.
irody a rasy dovedna. Spoje.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-12-11

ne Staty budu jednym z mai
vacsich dedicov, ak So brit
ska riSa rozpadne. Dostane-
me niclen Kanadu, ale al
Australia a Novy Iceland.
o zeme v Afrike a Ali bu-
du sa bit Taliansko, Fran
cia, Nemecko, Japonsko a
Rusko. Toto posledne akiste
by dostalo Indiu, lebo je
najblizsie k nej. V Indii BY
va 300 milionov l'udf - mai
vacsou risou ma svete potion
bude Rusko, lebo v samom
Rusku byva uz ITO million
l'udf a kazdym rokom ra-
site o tri miliony. TAX to BY
va ma svete: jeden rarod pa
da, druhy sa dviha. Celia
svetova historic znie len o
dpadku jednych a dvihani So
druhych narodov.
$4,000 nesocialistov, neko-
munistov a neanarchistov bo-
10 zavrazdene v Madride
vladnou miliciou cd zaciat-
ku revolucie, pise William
P. Carney, korespondent N.
Y. Timesu, ktory boil v Mad
ride cd zaciatku revolhcie.
Carney pise, re panom v Ma
bride je ME Caballero, ale
sovietsky vyslanec Marcel
Rosenberg, ktory berie u
cast ma kazdej schodzi VIA
dy a ia robi to, co on povie.
Keby ME Rosenberga, Mad
rid by uz boil padol a kores-
pondent sa tiez divi gen
Francovi, ze nevzal toto me-
sto 7. novembra, ked' vlad-
ne vojsko utekalo pred MIN
uplne demoralizovane. To-
raz Franco must znicit' tri-
stvrtiny Madridu, ak no
chce zaujat'. Carney postal
svoj dopis z Pariza, lebo
cenzura v Madride je vel'mi
prfsna. On tiez pise, ako I'M
korespondenti, re vo vlad-
nom vojsku je vyse 1000
Rusov a 1000 Francuzov, o.
krem inych. Rusi priviezli
madridskej Wade mnozstvo
t'azkych trokov, asi 200 lie
tadiel, tanky, kanony, NUM-
ciu, potraviny a satstvo. Lie
tadla "a municiu dostava
madridska vlada al z Fran
Gle, ale z druhej ruky, ME
priamo. Carney dodava, re
Taliansko a Nemecko robia
to iste pre- Franco. Keby ME
cudzich krajin, v Spaniel
sku by uz Dol pokoj. Takto
kazdy den tisice 'l'udi je
vrazdene preto, re sa komu-
MINUS S fasizmom neracia.
Vo Francuzsku bola po
tieto dni pre- Spanielsko VIA
dina kriza. Blumova vlada
chce zostat' neutralnou, ale
komunisti, ktorf dosial Blu
movu vladu podporovali. ju
chcu dohnat' k verejnemu
pomahaniu madridskej Via
de. Blum 81 pytal cd parla-
mentu doveru dostal ju
$50 hlasmi proti I'll. Komu-
nisti nehlasovali, tedy po pr
w raz porusili "Pudovy
'front.'. Blum pracuje "a to,
ably medzi madridskou VIA
dou a gen. Francom doslo ku
smiereniu a ably sa Spaniel
sko vratilo ku demokracii.
V Rusku maju civilnu O.
brannu organizaciu zvanu
"Osoaviachim", ktora toho
roku vycvicila 100000 O.
strostrelcov, 10000 odstre-
povacov a ucitel'ov ostro-
strePby, 100000 znalcov v
protileteckej a protichemic-
kej obrane, $4,000 jazdcov,
10000 skokanov z lietadiel,
5000 aviatorov a $4,000 pi.
lotov bezmotorovych lieta.
diel. To vsetko civilov. voja.
ci su v armade cviceni. z to.
no moline pos1dit', ako sa
tato krajina pripravuje ma
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-12-11
MOI KUT
Pise FATHER KOSTIK.

Pise FATHER KOSTIK. |
Me tax zle.
V Stockholme zaspala ista
dievka, menom Anna Karl
son. Ked' zaspala, bola uz
43-rocna. Spala za 80 rokov.
Tych 80 rokov muscle byt'
iste vel'mi kratkych pre- nu,
iebo neveri, ze je uz 75-roc-
ma, ale tvrdi, ze je len 43
rocna. Nemozeme tej dievke
zazlievat', bo vsak kazdy je
tax stary, akym sa citi, a
ked' ona necftl Is rokov a
nebola pri sebe "a 80 rokov
- teda?
Prichodi mi ma myself isty
pad, ktory som NAL jed
nym nasim krajanom, ktory
prisiel ku mne po rodny list.
Ked' som sa no spytal, re
jaky je starry, bystro odpove-
dal, ze 40. Hl'adam, hl'adam
v knihach, ale nemczno no
najst'. Ma konci po t'azkom
a dlhom hl'adani MAIDEN no
a so zlost'ou povedam: Ale
ujku, wy ste ME 40, ale 49,
rocny! Ano, to TAX v knihe,
ale ia tri roxy neratam, DO
"a tri roxy SOM Dol chory
+
Father Begalla.
Mali sme jubileum - pri
40-hodinkovej poboznosti . &.
Father Begalla ide rychlo
ku 25. roku knazstva, pray
da, slavil 1S-rocie. Bolo pek-
ne, skromne, ale uprimne.
V utorok, ma den P. Ma
rie o 8. sluzil father Begalla
slavnostnu sv. omsu pri po-
moci father Sofranca a mo-
jej mal'uckosti. Ma kazater-
nicu vystupil father Novak
a povedal kratku, ale milu a
poucnu sv. kazen. Kazal Q
stave, povolani knfazskom,
Gratuloval father Begallovj
a prosil lud, ably sa modlil
"a knazov, zvlaste "a svoj-
no duchovneho. TAX kazat'
len father Novak zna, a ma
10 kto my - dar cd P. Bo.
ha... Vecer pri bielom sto.
lie peknu rec NAL father
Hamrak a mas opat najdp
Stanislav Gmuca. Neboly
formalne, ale reei Cd srdca
k srdcu... Vsetci pritomni po,
vstali... a blahozeiaii father
Begallovi.
Viem, ze j Wy citatelis
"Kdta' pripojfte sa k MIN
Vsak father Begalla je mas.
ie celkom mas, syn sloven,
skych rodicov, syn a khaz
ktory cely svoj zivot sluzil
a stal v sluzbe slovenskehc
naroda.
Father Begalla je jednyn
z tych, ktory privabi, pritiah'
ne k sebe toho najvacsiehe
nepriatel'a svojou uprimno'
st'ou. NehPadal nikdy slavu
a chvalu, bol vzdy tichym
ale stalym pracovniko,n. Bo
re mu daj silly, daj moci
milosti este mnoho dobrehe
vykonat' "a ,nasu cirkev a "a
mas slovensky narod.
Modlime sa zanho... Ae
multos amos, father Begal
la!
Prikladni .ynovia.
V sedemnastom stoleti Ii
v Genoe isty bohaty clovek
menom francesca Scagila
Dvoch synov NAL, jeden 81
menoval Odoardo a druh!
Nicolo. Co sa stale? Star!
francesca stratil zrak. os.ep
null. Bohaty clovek Dol, jeh,
synovia mu mohli najat' slu
hu, ktory by no Dol vodi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-12-11

cite dnes vasho otca a ma
tku, to cakajte raz Cd vasich
dietok!
Pravda, vzdy samprv my
sli sam ma seba a potom ma
druhych! Nezametaj cudzie
dvory, ale svoj!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-12-11

Prikladni synovia.
v sedemnastom stoleti iii
v Genoe isty bohaty clovek,
menom francesca Scagila.
Dvoch synov NAL, jeden sa
menoval Odoardo a druhy
Nicolo. Co sa stalo? Starry
francesca stratil zrak, os!ep-
null. Bohaty clovek Dol, jeho
synovia mu mohli najat' slu-
i1u, ktory by no Dol vodil
cez cely jeho zivot. Ale ne
urobili to-. Neopustili svojho
otca ma cudzie ruky, aby mu
neublizily. Stale jeden 2
Mich pri otcovi Dol a vodil
no, kde len chcel byt' - po
uliciach, do kostola. do pri-
rody... To robili najvacsou
trpezlivost'ou "a 81 rokov,
kym starry mcconnell, ked'
boil 92-rocny.
Pozrite ma ten priklad.
dnesni synovia a dcery -
81 Wy by ste vodili vasho o.
tea, alebo matku, ME "a 81
rokov, ale len "a 81 dni?
CT Wy strpite vasho otca, va
su matku vo vasom dome,
ked' sl chori?
Jako Wy robite, jake w. u.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-12-11

Zalezitost' anglickeho kra-
Ia Edvarda dokazuje, ze sa
svet este vzdy kruti ME oko-
10 Stalina, Hitlera alebo Mus
soliniho, ale - okolo zeny.
The Washington times., 1936-06-12

tuce cups. Sprinkle with mint
leaves.
Dissolve the gelatine in water,
mix with salad dressing and pour
into molds, allowing one for each
serving. Unmold on salad plate
and place filled lettuce cups
around this.
HOneydew Salad
Select a ripe honeydew melon.
Chill thoroughly. Remove seeds
and with a PariSienne spoon scoop
out balls Of melon and place them
on thick slices of crisp lettuce,
allowing six balls to a service.
Serve with French dressing.
Fresh Fruit Cocktail
Place small sections of grape
fruit in a sherbet glass - about
half full. Pour over this two ta-
blespoons of grenadine syrup. Fill
glass with small balls Of canta-
loupe, place cherry on top and
serve ice cold.
CantaIOupe A La Mode
Chill cantaloupe. Serve a half
melon with a scoop of ice cream.
Chocolate ice cream is also good
with the melon. If desired, fresh
red raspberries can be used on
top as a garniSh.
FRUIT SHERBET
% cup of sugar
l cup Of milk
l cup of coffee cream
Juice of lemons
Grated rind of / lemon
1-3 cup of maraSchino cherries
Dissolve sugar in lemon juice.
Add milk. Beat thoroughly. Add
cream, chopped cherries, and
grated lemon rind. Place in tray
Of electric refrigerator. Set con.
troll for quick freezing. AS soon
as solid, prevent overfreezing by
turning control back to first posi-.
ton.
The Washington times., 1936-06-12

IS famous yOT CHe UeCtcUCI
afforded her fortunate CUES
of these recipes every day.
OEUFS A LA LOUISIANA
This method Of cooking eggs is
suggested for a luncheon dish:
2 tablespoons butter
/ onion
1 small green pepper
12 cup celery
4 tomatoes or
2 cups canned tomatoes
Bread crumbs
6 eggs
Cheese salt, pepper, cayenne
Chop the onion and celery fine.
Seed green pepper and chop. Chop
tomatoes, if fresh ones are used.
Melt the butter in skillet, and
add onion, celery and green pep
per. Saute. Add the tomatoes,
salt and pepper and cook for
about 10 minutes, stirring occa-
sionally. Bind the mixture with
breadcrumbs- about a half cup.
Butter a shallow baking dish,
pour mixture into it.
Carefully break eggs on the top,
dust with salt, pepper and a lit
tie cayenne, dot with small bits
Of butter and cover with grated
cheese. Bake in a moderate oven
until the whites Of the eggs are
set and the cheese melted.
The Washington times., 1936-06-12
Prizes
Send Recipes
For Cherries

Cherries in Virginia and Mary
land are getting ripe. What is
your favorite way of using them?
Delicious in fresh pies, tartS, bat
ter puddings, they offer even wider
possibilities.
Perhaps you have a good recipe
for that old-faShioned delicacy,
olive cherries, or for cherry pre-
serves that you think other read
ers would like to try.
Any recipe for using this de-
licious home grown fruit is eligible
for a prize.
The closing date for entering
recipes in this contest is June 20.
Write on one side of the paper
only and include your name and
address on each page.
Those are the only rules and
your recipe may win one of the
six cash prizes given for the six
favorite recipes to be published
in The washington Times next
week.
The Washington times., 1936-06-12

being displayed.
The last Of the spring vege-
tables and fruit flaunt colors side
by side with the shipped-in ones
that will not be available from
local fields for several months.
Even red apples from last fall
are available. So when selection
Is attempted it becomes rather q
problem TO choose from such va
riety. Favorites there are bound
to be.
If you like being first in your
menu planning you will find the
honey dew melons and cantaloupe
Of great appeal. These are coming
in at present from the Imperial
Valley Of California and from the
Salt River Valley in Arizona.
Ripened in the warm sunny eli.
mate Of these valleys they are Of
very good quality.
These recipes have been planned
for using the fresh fruit that Is
now so abundant. This plate pro-
videS q colorful treat for the spring
luncheon or buffet supper.
Melon Fruit Plate
3 medium cantaloupeS
u pound of ripe Bing cherries
3 small bananas
/ can of pineapple Cor fresh pine
applet
11a cups Of ripe Strawberries
/ package Of cream cheese
l tablespoon Of mint
/ cup Of salad dressing
/ teaspoon Of plain gelatine
/ tablespoon Of cold water.
Pit the cherries and stuff with
cream cheese. Cut the cantaloupe
into small balls, and combine with
cherries. Arrange these in lettuce
cups, allowing one for each serv-
ing. Peel bananas, rlol in lemon
juice. Cut in halves and place a
half on lettuce cup for each Serv-
ing. ombine pineapple and
strawberries and arrange in let
The Washington times., 1936-06-12

Thornapple ST., Chevy Chase, Md.
Mrs. J. Martin, 827 South
Twenty-first St., Arlington, Va.
Mrs. Ralph S. Wirsching, 1884
Twenty-ninth St., Mt. Rainier, Md,
Miss Ruth Clark, LaPlata, Md.
Mrs. M. S. Bradford, 3217
Brothers Pl. S. E.
Mrs. Charles B. Quade, 1929
First st, N. w,
The Washington times., 1936-06-12
FaVOriteS

Cooking for the June Brides!
Books haze been tDrttten about
it. But in order for you to tDtn
In the FGUorite Recipe Contest
you only need one recipe.
Send in the recipe that you
think an amateur cook, tOho
Udnts Uery much to please a
deUoted husband, tOould be most
thankful to receiUe. The Wash
inoton Times will pay 81 for
each Winner published nert
Deek.
A Dinner recipe chosen from
entries sent in last tOeek::
CocOnut Fruit Pie
4 tablespoons sugar
5 tablespoons of flour
IA teaspoon salt
2 cups of milk
3 egg yolks slightly beaten
l cup of coconut
2 teaspoons of vanilla
2 oranges sectioned, membrane re-
moved, and slightly sweetened
/ baked 9-inch pie shell
2 egg whites unbeaten
Il cup of sugar
Dash of salt
2 tablespoons water
"a teaspoon vanilla
Combine sugar, flour, and salt
in ton of double boiler, Add milk
and egg yolkS, mixing thoroughly.
Place over rapidly boiling water
and cook 10 minutes, stirring con-
stantly. Remove from the boiling
water, and add p cup of coco
nut and vanilla. Cool. Place half
of fruit in pie shell; then add
filling.
Place egg whites. sugar, salt, and
water in top of double boiler; beat
with rotary egg beater until
thoroughly mixed. Place over rap
idly boiling water and beat l min
ute; then remove from fire and
continue beating l minute or until
mixture will stand in peaks. Add
flavoring. Pile lightly on filling.
Arrange remaining fruit on top
of meringue and sprinkle with re-
naming cocoanut. Serve at once.
Submitted by Miss Mary Eliza
beth Oliver, Alexandria, Va.
Rules for the contest: Write
on one side OF the paper only
and include your name and Gd-
dress under each recipe. As
many recipes as you tOiSh may
be entered. Mail them to Miss
Jean Green, The Washington
Times, 1917 H st. N. W., before
midnight, Saturday, June 13.
The Washington times., 1936-06-12
KETS NOW OFFER WIDE VARIETY OF FRUITS VEGETABLES
Spanish Pot Roast

Brown. an onion in hot lard,
then add floured meat and let it
brown on all sides. Add tomato
juice, cover, and let cook slowly
until done.
The Washington times., 1936-06-12
Spring, Summer Species
Present Opportunities
For Menu CHANCES
By JEAN GREEN

Summer arrived. The first watermelons making
their the market This past week brought many
firsts Peaches pums red raspberries and canaoupes
trip to the market right is well worth while It
seems that almost all species of vegetables and fruits
The Washington times., 1936-06-12

Chosen Tor honorable menLlo
Confess are the following:
Mrs. David Forde, Quantico, Va.
Miss Dorothy w. Road, Silver
Spring, Md.
Edith Hessler, 218 S st. N. E.
Mrs. Katherine Webber, 1119
Twelfth st. N. w.
A. P. Mcpherson, 104 West
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The Nome daily nugget., 1936-09-12
VENUS, MERCURY AND THE
 EARTH NOW ENGAGE IN A
 GAME CELESTIAL FOOTBALL

pothesis with sunspot records for Is years.
 In Different Orbits
 Earth and Venus move in diff erent orbits. Sometimes they are on the same side of the sun, sometimes on opposite sides, and sometimes halfway between. Dr. Sanford checked the sunspot phenomena on the visible side of the disk for all these planetary positions. He found that the sun spottedness on the terrestrial side was approximately 80 per cent greater when Venus was on the opposite side of the sun than when she was on the same side as the earth. When the two planets were at 90 degree angles from each other, condition which obtained 20 times during the IS years, the sun-spottedness was about halfway between the two extremes.
 Influence is Greater
 'It would appear from these results" concludes Dr. Sanford, "that the influence of Venus on visible appropriateness is much greater when the planet is on the opposite side of the sun from the earth than when it is on the same side. That is, the apparent effect of Venus on the sun spots is to repel them to the farthest side of the sun. Phenomena observed by Mrs. Maunder indicate that the Earth also repels sun spots to the farther side of the sun."
 Mercury is Erratic
 The orbit of Mercury, tiniest
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-09-12
(By The Associated Press)

(6y Inc ASSOCldteu EISSj
 BERKELEY, Calif., Sept. 12, Venus, earth and cratic little Mercury are engaged in a game of celestial football-kicking, whirlwinds back and forth ar- ound the disk of the sun. This may ultimately cause weather variations on the earth.
 Such are the facts presented through the Smithsonian Institute by Dr. Fernando Sanford of Palo Alto, Calif., in study of the wide variations of the three in- ner planets of the solar system, said the reports.
 Sun Spot Theory
 Some thirty years ago the English astronomer, Mrs. A. s. D. Maunder, called attention to the curious fact that the invis- ible side of the sun turned away from the earth seemed consider ably more favorable for sunspot activity than the terrestrial side. More spots were formed and few CT disappeared on the invisible side.
 For some unknown reason the earth seemed to inhibit the for mation of sun spots on its own side, or to aid their formation on the opposite side. If this were true of the earth, Dr. Sanford reasoned, it should be more true of the planet Venus which is all most as massive a body as the earth and more than twenty mil lion miles closer to the sun, so that it's influence should be more potent. He has checked this hy-
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-09-12

CHICAGO, Sept. 100. - Repre- sentative William Lemke, Social ist party candidate for President, recommended that the govern ment use its own money and cred t to retire it's tax exempt inter- est bearing bonds and apply the billion dollars he estimated it would save yearly 10 an old age pension fund.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-09-12
Effect on Weather

Again, as shown by the work of Dr. Charles G. Abbot, secre- tary of the Smithsonian Institute there is notable correlation be- tween solar radiot.on and terres- trial weather.
 Hence the confgurations of the three inner planets may be ulti- mately an active cause of weather variations. Sunspottedness has been found to be associated in a complicated way with the suns output of radiation. This brings about notifications of tempera- ture over the earth. Hence the movements of Venus and Mercury may have an important effect on weather phenomena.
 Then presumably the outer plan cts carry similar negative charg-
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NEW YORK, Sept. 10. - An automobile with a dead man at the wheel craWled thru the heavy traffic at Columbus Circle at four miles an hour, swerved and side swiped parked taxi, picked up speed as a dead foot slipped atop the accelerator, jumped the surb and plunged into a crowd of pe- destrians, killing one, injuring a half dozen others, and then stop ping.