davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-08-14
Sbierka ma skolu
je uz $51, 900
Dodatoene dary prichodia. z
osad, ktore uz previedly
sbierku.

z Clevelandu SINE obdrza-
Ii zpravu, re sbierka ma slo.
venskd benediktinsku vyssiu
skolu. .pre ehiapcoy cini "
obnos $5f,oS3.56 d K tomu.
to obnosu prispely dodatoc-
ne mnohe osady, ktore uz
previedly sbierku.. V sbierke
sa d'alej pokracuje po slo.
venskych osadach v Ameri.
ke.
V terajsom vykaze uve-
dene su i tieto dary z nasej
doliny:
Sbor 26. S. K. S. pri osa-
de sv. Jana Krstitel'a v
Campbell $500; Jan Ko-
els, z osady najsv. Trojice v
Struthers $4,000; Jan Kuku-
la z Poland $1.00; c. 422.
IKSZJ. z Leavittsburg, o.
$500 a tiez osada sv. Mi
chala v New Castle, Pa. pri-
spela $4,000.
Ndp.. opat Stanislav GNU
ca, O.S.B. vyslovuje co mai
srdecnejsie vd 'aky vsetkym
darcom a prosf o d'alsie da-
ry ma tuto prepotrebnu slo-
vensku vyssiu skolu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-08-14
SLOVAK SA ZATOPIL
v SUMMIT JAZERE

V nedel'u tyzden zatopil
sa v jazere Summit pri A
krone 21-rocny Jan Molnar
z Clevelandu, ked' sa mu
clnok prekotil. 81. Margita
Geffert, ktora sa MIN cln-
kovala, bola vytiahnuta Mol
narovym priatel'om, Jurajom
Bolinom, ktory bol ma dru-
hom clnku. Zatopeniu sa J..
Molnara bola svedkynou i
81. Anna Molnar, sestra "a
topeneho, ktora bola ma tre-
tom clnku. Museli ju "a
viezt' do nemocnice v Akron
ma liecenie nervoveho otrasu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-08-14
SLOVACI VYMENOVANf
DO REPUBt. VYBORU

w. P. Barnum, predseda
republikanskej strany v Ma
honing okrese vymenoval po
tieto dni 21 clenov do W.
konneho vyboru a medzi nj
mi j Slovakov, p. Andreja
Layshock 20 Steeltonu, p.
Jana janet z Lansingvillu a
p. Jana Cebulu mi. z Camp
bell.
Republican, budu mat ma
12. septembra vel'ke shro-
mazdenie v Idora parku pre-
Johna w. Brickera, repub-
likanskeho kandidata ma GU
vernerstvo statu Ohio. Bude
j vel'ka hostina tam, upecl
celeho vola.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-08-14
Rev. Tondra pride
sem ma nastevu
Zucastni sa Eucharistickeho
kongresu.

Doznavame sa z dobreho
pramena, re Rev. Michal M.
Tondra, byvaly kaplan osa-
oy sv. Cyrila a Metoda, pri-
de sem, ak sa medzitym ne
jake prekazky nepostavia do
cesty, ma Eucharisticky kon-
gres V septembri a navstivi
svojich pocetnych priatel'ov.
Rev. Tondra, ako znamc,
odisiel z nasho kruhu Ia du-
chovneho spravcu osady sv.
Cyrila a Metoda v Kansas
City, Kans. Je to pekna osa-
da, majuca okolo 200 rodin,
krasny kostol, skolu, faru,
sestersky dom, sienu - vse-
tko z tehal budovane. Je to
ned'aleko Topeka, Kans.,
kde byva guverner Landon,
biskupske sidlo je blfzko
tejto slovenskej osady. Ia
moist Slovaci pracuju maj
Wac pri zelezniciach, v kar-
sapoch, lebo Kansas City je
velke zeleznicne stredisko,
kde sa asi desat' zeleznic
schadza. Tam Slovaci i cez
depresiu pracovali, lebo ze-
leznicne vozne treba vzdy O.
pravovat'. Farmari sa tam
maju teraz zle, lebo je vse-
tko spalene. Ma tel osade
boil "a 80 rokov duchovnym
Rev. Kulisek. Ktori Slovaci
by chceli vidiet' Ameriku,
mech 81 zajdu do Kansas Ci-
ty, mesta S 100000 obyva-
tel'mi. Je to asi $50 mil po
Route 4os Ma azvidenie g DIP.
Tondrom sa tesfme q iste All
vsetci jeho tunajsi priatelia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-08-14
ROOSEVELT IDE
DO CLEVELANDU

Prezident Roosevelt ide v
piatok toho tyzdna do Cleve-
landu. Povodne bolo v plane,
re prejde cez Youngstown,
ale potion smer cesty boil
zmeneny ma Leetoniu a AL
lance. PredsedA demokrati-
ckeho vyboru v okrese, A.
w. Crayer sa namaha, aby
prezidentov vlak presiel cez
Youngstown, ale jeho mama
by bud1 sotva zdarne. Pre-
zident ide do Clevelandu OBJ
zriet' 81 vystavu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-08-14
DEMOkRATI -
A "a LANDONA

V Detroite sisli sa minule
dni konzervativni demokrati
a zalozili 81 organizaciu pod
menom National Jeffersoni-
an Democrats, ktora bude
West volebnu kampan ME Ia
Roosevelta, ale "a - Lam
dona. Ma schodzi pritomni
boil demokrati z 20 statov,
ale Al Smith tam nebol, hoci
sa Ease hovori, ze bude rec
nit proti Rooseveltovi v tel
to volebnej Rampant.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-08-14
FATHER LACH
JE v EUROPE

Father Jan Lach, ktory
zamysPa buduceho roku
podniknut' koncertnd tdru S
jeho chlapeckou kapelou po
Europe, postal nam karty,
jednu 2 Portugalska, druhu
z Talianska. Rev. Lach je v
Europe ' zaujme svojho "a
jazdu ma buduci rok.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-08-14
OCELIARSKI ROBOTNfCI
TUNA CHOU PODVYSKU

Zamestnanci Carnegie-Il-
linois Steel Corporation v
Youngstown a okoli podali
prostrednictvom svojej kom-
panickej unie ziadost' o pod
vysku place a sice pre- ma
dennych robotnfkov ma SIS
denne a pre- inych o $1.25
ma den. Podobnd ziadost' po-
dali zamestnanci tejto kor-
poracie i v chicagskom di-
Strikte.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-08-14
TROKDRAJVERI
MA STRAJkU

Pohonici nakladnych auto
mobilov v Youngstown Wy
sli ma strajk, pozadujuc vys-
Stu mzdu, kratsiu pracovnu
dobu a uznanie ich unie.
Tri dopravne spolocnosti uz
podpisaly smluvu s uniou, a.
lie dive odoprely. Asi 800
pohonicov je ma strajku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-08-14
Stav ciat " SLOW. Lipe
Hry ma nedel'u

Hry ma nedel'u
Cata osady sv. Jana S ca
tou osady Mena Jezis ma
Borts hrisku.
Lansingville S Haseltonom
ma Oakland hrisku.
P. Marie S Catou Kultur's
v Gordon parku.
Sv. Petra a Pavla S Far
rell Theatres vo Farrell.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-08-14
PAM KUKURA
BOLA OPEROVANA

PAM Marta Kukura, man.
zelka p. Jozefa Kukuru, do
bre znameho sokolskeho a O.
sadneho pracovnika z Ha-
seltonu, bola operovana. v
utprok North Side
nici. Operacia, ktora bola
t'azka, sa vydarila a pani
Kukura, hoci je velmi O.
slabnuta, sa zotavuje. Praje-
me jej cfm skoreho navratu
dobreho zdravia a silly.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-08-14
1000 LESNYCH POzIAROv

v statoch Minnesota, Wis
consin, Michigan a South
Dakota zuri okolo 1000 les
nych poziarov, ktore ohro-
zuju dediny a nicia v ceste
i'm stojace fanny. Niekolko
ludi uz zahynulo. Hasenie
je temer beznadejne, lebo
vsetko je such6 : vody malo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-08-14
NARODNY PRfJEM
So BILIONOV

Alexander Hamilton Insti-
tute sosbieral statistiku, re
"a prvych sest' mesiacov ma
rodny prijem Spoj. Statov
Dol $24,550, 100000 a z toho
vyvodzuje, ze celorocny prf-
jem dosiahne vysky 63 bill
onov. To bude najvyssi pri-
jem cd r. 1880.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-08-14
Vydarena oslava
C. Is. I.K.S.J.
Pekna navsteva obecenstva
a dobra zabava.


25. IKSJ. slavil v nedel'u
45-rocne jubileum svojho "a
lozenia pristupenfm k sv.
prijimaniu a popoludni W.
letom do lesa. Pri sv. omsi
DIP. Stefan Begalla NAL kra-
snu kazen O tomto spolku,
ktory je najstarsim SLOW. ka-
tolickym spolkom ma Maho-
ming doline a zasluzil sa
vel'mi svojou pracou a obe-
tami "a nabozensky i ma
rodny a spolocensky pokrok
tunajsich Slovakov.
Vylet boil v lese pri Berk-
ley Ave., ma ktory prislo
mnoho udov, zastupcov spoil
kov a obecenstva. Hrala Pc
trikova orchestra a tax ma
lada bola radostna a vesela.
Okolo 5. popoludnf zacal
sa recnicky program. Zaspie-
vana bola hymna "Hej, Slo-
vaci' a predseda jubiluju-
echo spolku p. Jozef Martin
ko privital obecenstvo a d'a-
koval "a hojnu ucast'. 'Po-
tom predstaviac trad spoil
ku, pripomenul, ze najstarsi
slovensky katolicky spolok
v Mahoning doline slavi svo-
Je 45-rocne jubileum. Ia
kladatelia iste nevedeli, ze
CO z fch spolku bude, a te-
raz ma 276 muzskych Gle
nov, vyse 40 zenskych i Wy
Sc 200 v Mlad. Oddeleni.
10 .zakladatepov sd v spolku.
este PIP. Stefan slifka, Mi
chal Willo a Stefan Ilencik.
Ia p. Martinkom recnil
DIP. Stefan Begalla, 30-rocny
Glen a tiez duchovny toho
spolku. Hovoril, ze jubiluju-
ci spolok sa verne drzal he
sla "a Boha a narod a boil
prvym v jeho plneni. Ia As
rokov boil prvym v praci "a
Boha i v praci "a narod. Pa
trilo by sa, aby kazdy Glen
oslavil toto jubileum svojho
spolku privedenim jedneho
ida.
P. Jozef Vascak, hi. pod
predseda IKSJ. a Glen jubi-
lujuceho spolku priniesol
pozdrav cd hi. lradu a rec
nil o potrebe priberania no.
vych clenov z mladeze. Pri-
st'ahovalectvo je zastavene,
MET ineho pramena. Made
Ii pripomfnal, ze svoje je
tax dobre, ako cudzie; Gu
die je ME lepsie ako svoje.
A to sa vzt'ahuje ma vse-
tko, ako ma kostoly, tax ma
spolky, skoly, obchody atd'.
Musime 81 svoje chranit' a
zvelad'ovat', ME cudzie. S
jeho vyvodami kazdy sdhla-
sill a boil odmeneny vePkym
potleskom.
Pan Martinko predstavil i
zakladatePa p. Stefana Slif-
ku, ktory vzdor svojmu We
ku je este bystry a jary.
Hovoril o t'azkostiach pri
zakladanf a nahovaranf Slo-
vakov do spolku. Bola to "a
iste t'azka praca, ked' sa
zakladatel'om dostavalo po-
smechu miesto kooperacie.
Po zaspievani "My Coun-
try" Dol recnicky program
skonceny a obecenstvo sa
d'alej zabavalo dlho do We
cera.
Urad spolku touto cestou
vyslovuje tie najsrdecnejsie
vd'aky ako clenstvu, tax "a
stupcom spolkov a obecen-
stvu "a peknd dcast' ma O.
slave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-08-14
SPOJENE STATY
SA OPEVNUJU

Spojene Staty strovia 20
milionov dolarov toho roku
ma opevnenia Hawajskych o.
strovov a ma vseobecne zlep-
senie obrany tychto strategi-
ckych ostrovov v Pacifickom
mori. Pocet vojska ma byt'
ma Mich zvacseny z 20 ma
25 tisic.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-08-14

Nasledkom mnohych po-
nos cd majitePov domov v o.
koli Idora parku, mayor Lii
ionel Evans vyda zakaz Wy
strel 'ovania raket v hrani-
ciach nasho mesta. Mestska
rada vynesie v tom smysle
osnovany zakon.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-08-14
Rozhoduj1ce boje
vo Spanielsku
Utok ma Madrid 70 dvoch
stran. Vladne vojsko xvit'4-
zilo pri San Sebastian. 80 ne
meckych a talianskych liet1.
diel v moci fasistov.

70 Spanielska prisly zpr&-
Wy, re sa tam zacaly rozho-
duj1ce boje medzi revoluci-
onarmi a vladnym vojskonl.
Revolucionarom podarilo 50
spojit' svoje armady q tax
majdc krydla chranene, pod-
ujmu utok ma Madrid odra-
zu 20 severn cd juhozapa-
du. Severnej armade veil
gen. Mola a juhozapadnej
hi. velitel' fasistickych revO-
lucionarov, gen. Franco, kto-
ry prisiel z Marokka s ma
rokanskymi vojakmi ma tento
zapas. Ably 81 gen. Mola
chranil chrbat pri utoku na
Madrid, nariadil dtok ma
mesta San Sebastian q Irun
a v jedno dnovej bitke jeh0
vojsko bolo rozprasene. Via
dne vojsko teraz sa chysta
utocit' ma chrbat Moloyej ar
mady. Molova armada ale
zaujala vyznamne mesto To-
losa, z ktoreho vedie hlav-
ma costa do Madr.du. Fran
cova armada zaujala mesto
Badajoz. Mesta Toledo, Gil
jon Oviedo, ktore su v mo-
ci fasistov, su obliehan6
vladnym vojskom a panuje
v mich hlad, lebo vladne
vojsko nepusti do mich potra-
viny. Deti a start l'udia tax
ttrpia, akoe bojovnici. Dhlaxe-
nj revolucionari az zabfjAi1
svoje kone a zivia sa ich
mason.
Revolucionari zamyspajl
v svojom utoku ma Madrid
pouzit' bombovacich lieta-
diel, ktore dostali Cd Talian-
ska a Nemecka. Cd Meme
cka dostali 20 t'azkych bonn
bovacich lietadiel a cd Ia
lianska sedem. Okrem tohO
dostali cd Nemecka pat
rychlych stihacich lietadiel.
Nemecke bombovacie lieta-
dla su pod komandom ne
meckych voienskych dostoj-
nikov a talianske pod ko-
mandom talianskych vojen-
skych letunov. Pritomnost'
tychto vojakov cudzich vl&d
pri revolucionaroch nevestf
mic dobreho pre- Europu.
Francuzska vlada dostala
do ruk document, ze fasisti
spanielski uzavreli s jednou
mocnost'ou vojenskl dohodu.
ma zaklade ktorej ta moe
most dostane namorn1 bazu
ma spanielskych Baiearskych
ostrovoch, ktore stoja v pria
mel ceste do francuzskeho
Marokka. Preto francdzka
vlada urcila den II. augusta
ako posledny ma uzavretie
neutralitnej smluvy medzi
europskymi mocnost'ami 70
veci spanielskej revoldcie.
Ak Taliansko a Nemecko
neutralitnu smluvu do IL.
augusta ,nepodpisu, francda-
ska vlada hned' zacne -
sielat' obrovsk6 zasoby mu-
nicie a lietadla spanielskej
Wade ma potlacenie revolu-
Gle.
Spojene Staty nezakazu
predaj lietadiel, lebo ma to
MET zakona, ale vlada bude
odhovarat' vyrobcov od pre-
.davania zbrani a lietadiel
bojujncim stranam.
Spanielsky exkral' Alfons
odisiel z -Slovenska 30
navstfveni no spanielskymi
monarchistami. Myslf So, M
bude urobeny pokus 0 jeho
naStOlpnin no trim
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-08-14

- Ma vecierkoch, ma ro-
dinnych z1bavich, na sch6-
dzach spomente 81 ma vys-
siu Sloven.ki Skolu ' cleve-
landel
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-08-14
BANsKE NEsTAsTIE
" ANCLIckIJ

Pri Barnsley, N Anglicksas|
udal - obrovskJ vtbuch II
uhol'nej bAni ! zahynuio I &
banfkov. Len 44 r,rtyol kol
dosial' ~ jtsn6 &
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-08-14
Slovenska Baseball
7. Liga
Pise Mike Kornick, tai.

s. Nedel'ne vysledky
Cata osady P. Marie Is,
Haselton 10.
b Farrell 7, sv. Jana 0.
4 Mena Jezis 5, sv. Petra a
,Ravla 3. .....,..~.
Lansingville 10, Kultur,s
Evening star., 1936-03-02

ored citizen. asked the privilege of the
council floor to speak about taxes"
I'VE are all interested in taxes"
Mayor E. c. Dawson said as the coun-
Gil disregarded more pressing matters
in an attempt to fathom Penic's ram
bling complaint. 1t seemed he objected
to paying 81 personal property tax for
1888 assessment in 1886 Officials
explained he had escaped the tax that
year because his name had been mis-
spelled Pence" on the record book.
Puzzled over the explanation,
George kept the floor. After the mat
ter again went round and round a
circle for more minutes, he was asked
specifically to name his complaint. In
final desperation he blurted out the
apparent results of coaching: II COM
plain of the authenticity, the gen.
uineness and the truth"
Note: Penic paid the So tax the
next day.
OPPORTUNITY.
CIGN on the window of an empty
store in Washington. formerly
serving soft drinks-"Fountain Of
Youth" In the same window a large
pasteboard card with the words For
Rent"
Evening star., 1936-03-02

Listen" said the pix manager.
when that guy threw washer at
his barn we gave him three columns.
When he threw a washer at the Poto-
mac, he got four. When he heaved a
dollar across the river We gave him a
candid camera strip. He doesn't get
his face in the sheet this week unless
he throws Sol Bloom across the Po-
tomac."
X X X X
NO STORY.
A. Barber runs barber shop on
Fourth street.
"Bdrber's barber shop" says the
sign outside. One OF our operatives,
thinking there must be some kind
OF story behind the sign, tUent tn to
check on it.
Does any one euer comment on
the oddity OF the sign?" he asked
A. Barber.
mo" said the proprietor.
DO you think it helps business,
this idea OF Barber being a
barber?" Uas the merit question.
"No," said Mr.. Barber the barber.
X
BOOK REPORT,
THAT small library intended for
the use Of school children" in
Kensington. Md, which was men
toned in the Wayside column the
other day, is not the towns only
library.
Kensington's adults, like its chill
dren. do a lot of reading. They get
their books from the Noyes Library,
however, an institution which was
Evening star., 1936-03-02
CHECK CHECKED.

~ HARLES DRISCOLL, clerk to
Judge John P. Mcmahon,
was busily writing sentences
~ on papers in court the other
morning when an attorney asked to
borrow his pen.
well, but don't be but minute
I've got to get these papers out for the
judge" Driscoll told him.
Wont be but minute-just got to
fill out this check to be signed"
Who's signing the check?" asked
Driscoll.
That man over there. He is giving
me a SIS retainer fee to represent
him."
do you know what he is charged
with?" Driscoll wanted to know.
No"
'He is up here on four bad check
charges"
Driscoll got his pen back in a hurry
and the check went into the waste
basket-in very small scraps.
X Y
SHE'LL LEARN.
Daddy" said the 7-year old,
you certainly should get mother
a couple more diamond rings like
this one" She displayed the sand
10 product.
"Of course, though, it's not real
silUer. It's Just platinum"
X
BIG TRAIN.
A N ENTERPRISING sports photog-
= rapher was trying to sell the pic
ture editor couple of shots of Walter
johnson doing something or other.
Evening star., 1936-03-02
BIC ROADS FUND
T0B0OST SAFETY
$125,000,00 of $500, 900,
600 Spent This Year Will
Aid War on Death.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, March "A $125, ,000,-
900 worth of accident prevention will
be built into the Nations highways
this Spring and Summer, a survey
today disclosed.
Uniting in the countrywide effort
to cut down motoring deaths, Federal
and State governments have ear
marked one-fourth of the cost of a
record road improvement program to
safety measures.
OF an estimated total expenditure
of $500, 1000 900. $l25,000,000 will go
Evening star., 1936-03-02

ther efforts will be made TO this end
at the present session Of Congress.
II Is also felt that the wider and
more debatable subject Of contraband,
and the export Of all materials essen.
tial or useful In war, ought to be the
subject Of continuous study and rec
ommendation by the Munitions and
Foreign Relations Committees, and its
limitation the object Of international
negotiation with other neutral gov
ernments signatory of the Kellogg -Bri-
and pact, conducted by the President.
1t has even been suggested that Con-
gress, by resolution of either house,
will formally invite him to open such
at an early date.
Evening star., 1936-03-02

toward cutting down automobile
crashes by:
Eliminating railroad grade cross
ings.
Installing warning signals at danger
points.
Widening Shoulders Of highways.
Broadening or eliminating curves.
Leveling concrete headwalls of cul-
verts.
Increasing highway widths.
Flattening slopes.
Laying dustless road surfaces.
Increasing sight distances, to re-
move mental as well as physical
hazards of motorists.
Several States planned highway
safety programs along particular lines.
Pennsylvania will paint yellow lines
through the middle of mountain roads
to guide drivers through heavy fog.
Indiana will divide traffic lanes on
the Lincoln Highway from Merrill
vile to Schererville. Oklahoma will
survey traffic conditions on all main
arteries as ground work for accident
prevention. Alabamas roads will be
patroled by new 74-man highway
patrol. West Virginia will reorganize
and increase its road patrol. Colorado
will require safety inspection of all
Evening star., 1936-03-02
DoubIy insuring Fresh cigarettes!

IF YOU paid us a dollar a pack,
l we could not give you a better
cigarette. than Double-Mellow
Old Gold. For these Double
Mellow smokes" are made Of
prize crop tobaccos; the finest any
money can buy.
But we HAVE found something
new! We have found a way to.
bring you Old Colds prize crop
tobaccos ;. 1908 factory-FRESH
Evening star., 1936-03-02
Oxen Too Weak.

Drought has ruined the crops In the
Besters section near Johannesburg.
South Africa, and the natives face
starvation. Springs and creeks are
dry, and not blade of grass can be
found on pasture lands Oxen and
donkeys are so thin that even If rain
comes soon they will not be in condi.
tion to pull plow.
Evening star., 1936-03-02

as though you got these Double.
Mellou g smokes" right off the
cigarette machine at the factory.
Look at the package! That
double jacket of cellophane does
the trick. Seals-in that prize crop
tobacco goodness! Regardless of
heat, humidity, dampness, dry
ness or any other climatic condi-
ton. Man! Wait It'll you taste
these doubly- protected Old Colds!
Evening star., 1936-03-02
Washing gton Wayside
Random Observations of Interesting
Events and Things.

established 43 years ago and which
has between 5000 and 1000 volumes.
The circulation of books among
the adults of the town is in the vicinity
of $50 volumes weekly, according to
c. L. Saxon, our newest Kensington
operative.
X X
SETTLED.
THE city fathers of Alexandria knit
ted their brows in perplexity re-
Gently when George Penic. elderly COL
Evening star., 1936-03-02
autos and trucks. Arkansas may bar
cattle from the roads.

autos and trucks. Arkansas may bar
cattle from the roads.
Biggest contributor to the concerted
safety effort was Texas, with an $l1,-
100000 outlay. Illinois was second,
with s10,307,184. Thirty-six States
estimated their total would be $780,
100000, with the Federal grade cross
ing elimination program boosting the
aggregate to $125, 100000.
The same SO States reported they
would spend for all highway improve
ment $456, 100000, approximately one
third more than their last years fig
ure, $285 100000. California and
Mississippi topped the list with $40
100000 programs each. The other IL
Evening star., 1936-03-02
j. S. DESIRES TRUE
NEUTRALITY LAW
Demand Is Made Through
Peace Units, Churches,
Civic Bodies.

This Is the fifth of a series OF
articles by Mr.. Allinson on the
"reto neutrality" policy OF the
United States.
Evening star., 1936-03-02

States were not ready to give definite
data, but comparisons with other years
indicated they would boost the Ma
tion's 1886 highway bill to $500, ,00O. .oO0
Evening star., 1936-03-02
Japan Plans Canal.

Japan will construct canal 10
miles long between Tokio and the port
of Yokohama, the work to take about
eight years and cost $l5,OOO.000.
Evening star., 1936-03-02

Court Term 5l1a Hours Long.
NOWATA. Okla. (P).-The January
term of Criminal Court was the
shortest on record here. There were
two trials and six pleas Of guilty, all
lasting only five and one-half hours,
Evening star., 1936-03-02
HI.Y OFFICER NAMED
Hickey, Cards Manager, to Serve
as Congress President.

as Congress President.
NEW YORK, March 2 @.-Branch
Hickey, vice president and general
manager of the st. Louis Cardinals.
will serve as president of the first
national Hi-Y congress, to be held
at Berea, KY, June 20-24.
About l,4OO high school students
from all parts of the country are ex-
pected to attend the congress.
The Omaha guide., 1936-12-19
[ BAPTIST CHURCH
28th and Decatur Streets
Rev. M. h. Bilbrew, Pastor
VIM. Cooper, Reporter

The Anniversary of u pastor
is being observed with much en-
thusiasm. All services have been
very inspiring and we are very
grateful for the cooperation of the
sister churches, pastors and fri
ends thus far. We expect the SER
vicee to terminate with a glorious
ending. The II a. m. message was
delivered by Rev. F. S. Goodlett of
Pilgrim Baptist church and the 8
p. m. message by Rev. F. c. Will
Jams of Zion. Both were very in
spring. The anniversary sermon
will be delivered by Rev. Sears,
pastor Of Bethel Baptist church on
Sunday, Dec. goth at 3 p. m. The
anniversary banquet and the pastors
reception will be held Monday, Dec.
21st at 8 p. m. DR.. Wesley Jones
will serve as POSTMASTER. All are
cordially invited to attend and par
ticipate in. these services. Donit
forget you are always welcome to
worship with Salem.
The Omaha guide., 1936-12-19

been sick for some time seemed
a great joy from the songs and
prayers from the choir. The other
sick Of the church are Miss Grace
Speese, Mr.. George Althouse, and
Mrs. Avant. The choir under the
direction of Mrs. Pearl Gibson, will
give its Christmas program, at
1870 p. m, the night of Dec. oath.
Please note this change in time.
This pomises 10 be a very fine pro
gram.
The visitors at church last Sun
day were Mr.. C. Leffall, Marshall,
Texas; Nh. and Mrs. Richard Turn.
er, jr., Wilson Owens, John Bakery
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. billiard Craw-
ford. Visitors are always welcome
to St. John. Read the Omaha Guide
and get all your church, ~fraternal
and social news for the Christmas
holidays.