davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-17
CI STE ZABUDLI, KEDY
STE PRISLI?

V tlaci bola nedavno uve-
rejnena zprava, ze Wac a.
Wac prist 'ahovalcov sa u
chadza o americke obcian-
stvo.
A nem6zme sa tomu cudo-
vat. Tento zvyseny zaujem
O nadobudnutie americkeho
obcianstva treba pripisovat'
najma nasledkom hospodar-
skej krfzy. Niektori cudzin-
ci, ktori "a cias blahobytu
mali stale zamestnanie a vie
dli itchy, nicim neruseny Ii
vot, boil s pomerami spokoj-
nj, a ked'ze ich mix nenapo-
minal, nestarali sa o urov-
mamie svojho pomeru k no.
vel vlasti. Al ked' 81 vyzia-
dali takreceny "prvy pa
pier, nechali no prepaid
nut; ak oznamil i'm natura-
lizacny drad po podani ich
ziadosti o "druhy papier" +,
ze ich prichod nemoze ove-
rit', vzdavali sa celkom DIAL
sich pokusov o nadobudnu-
tie americkeho obcianstve.
Ia casov hospodarskej
krfzy, ked' su tn miliony ne
zamestnanych, zmenily sa
poriadky al pre- prist' 'ahoval-
Gov. Al ked' predtym Ia
mestnavatel' nekladol pri-
velku vahu ma to, ci ucha-
dzac o robotu v jeho tovar-
nj je americkym obcanom a.
lebo ME, ziada teraz, ably
MIN boil. V tomto stanovisku
podporuje no ciastka ameri-
ckej tlace a rozlicne patrio-
ticke organizacie; niektori
Amerikani idd tax d'aleko,
ze nastoja ma tom, aby Gu
dzincom nedavali robotu, ba
co Wac, aby ich deportovali'
Kto sa chce stat obcanom,
ale nevie, kedy a ma jakej
lodi prisiel, co treba udat' ma
ziadosti o obciansky papier
Ma osoh tychto cudzincov
vydala Immigrants Informa
tion Bureau brosury, v kto'
rych moze cudzinec najst
soznam vsetkych lodi, ktore
priplavaly do Ameriky z Eu
ropy v rokoch cd 1906 de
1925. Brosdry sd sostavent
tax, ze v kazdej je soznan
lodi, ktore priplavaly v jed
nom roku. Kto sa o tieto bro
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-17
70 starej vlasti
Skvrnity tyfu. ' Sarisi.

v severnom Sarisi nebez-
pecne sa rozsiril skvrnity ty-
fus, ktory rozniesli Cigani,
ktori su nakazeni touto ne
mocou. w PRIV sa urobili ro-
zne opatrenia, aby sa tento
tyfus nerozsiril a bola celia
ciganska osada uzavreta. Je-
dlo dostavali tito l'udia z
nemocnice a bolo dovazane
autom. Potom bolo dovezene
do Presova do nemocnice
novych 20 osob, ktore bcly
zasiahnute touto nebezpcc-
nou nemocou. Tito pudia sa
nakazili tym sposobom, re
Cigani z okolia Ladomirova
a Svidnika, ktorf uz ciastoc-
ne uzdraveli, dostali sa Won
tax rozniesli t1to nemoc al
po dedinach, takze onemoc-
nell al ropnici. Presovska ne
mocnica ie novymi pacienta-
mi preplnena a novsi ne
mocnf by museli byt' zave-
zeni do Michaloviec, alebo
Uzhorodu. Ide o nebezpec-
ny skvrnity tyfus, ktory pa
tri medzi najnebezpecnejsie
epidemicke nemoce vobec.
Lekari sa snazia uzavret' &C.
III obec, kde doslo k novym
onemocneniam, aby sa pri-
padne niekto z druhej OBJ
ce nenakazil a ten to Ease
nerozniesol.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-17

ma vlaha prisla najviac vo
forme dazd'ov. Jarne pol'ne
prace sd uz vsade ma w
chodnom Slovensku v pride,
a to al v krajoch horskych,
vyssie polozenych. v juz-
nych okresoch vychodneho
Slovenska je uz sejba skon-
cena (28. marca). 0 nieco
sa zdrzaly pripravne prace
IS cukrovou repou a zemiak-
mi, s ktorymi sa zacne pra-
ca v najblizsich dnoch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-17
Stavba slovenskych skol
" Plesivci.

Cele- okolie Plesivca uz
rad rokov. caka ma stavbu
slovenskej mestianskej a l'u-
dovej skoly, ale marne. w.
Sc $50 deti tychto skol, kto-
re su vacsinou det'mi chu-
dobnych zelezniciarov, mu-
81 sa roxy a roxy krcit' v
tmavych a nezdravych bu-
dovach. Nest. skola je ma
tom tax zle, re strechy, ami
zachodov nema a l'udova je
zas roztratena ma 3 mie.
stach. V poslednom case sa
vsak ukazuje i tn mala ma.
DEF. Vo veci intervenoval po.
slanec Ondrej Devecka a
kraj. posi-. Barbolic u min
yer. prac, tiez u predsedu
vlady Hodzu. POSI-. Devecko
vi sa dostalo uistenia, ze So
o vec zaujima i sam min
predseda a re v kratkom ca
Sc dojde k stavbe tunajsicl
SLOW. skol nakladom 2 mill
onov korun. Predprace ST u;
hotove, jedna sa este o roz
sirenie stavebneho pozemku
co ma previest' krajinsky Il
rad. =.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-17
Elektrizacia vychodneho
Slovenska.


Sdstavna elektrizacia W.
chodneho Slovenska naraza
v poslednych rokoch ma vep-
ke prekazky, .vyvolane hos
podarskou krfzou. Prijmy O.
byvatelstva al obci klesly a
MET chuti ma investicie, mai
ma ked' statna podpora,
poskytovana ma elektrizaciu,
je uz ma rad rokov vycerpa-
ma. A ked' predsa elektriza-
cia slovenskeho vidieku po-
kracuje lspesne - "a mi
nuleho roku bolo v obvode
vychodoslovenskych elektrar
nj zelektrizovane 100 obcf -
treba to pricitat' usiliu spra-
Wy vychodoslov. elektrarni a
pochopeniu niektorych obci
okresov. Pekny vysledok
dociel'uje okres trebisovsky,
kde je zelektrizovane 80
perc. obcf so 48 perc. oby-
vatelstva, ale d'alsie obce
sd uz pripravene, takze Ia
diva roxy bude zelektrizova-
nych So perc. 20 IA perc. O.
byvatelstva. To je vysoko
mad priemer nielen vychodo-
slovensky, ale slovensky vo-
bee. Prikladu okresu trebi-
sovskeho maly by nasledo.
vat mnohe inc okresy. Hu.
stota elektrizacie je ma w
chodnom Slovensku pomerne
mala, mensia, ako ma sired
nom a zapadnom Slovensku
hoci ceny prudu su primera
ne mike. W dnes mnohc
vychodoslov. okresOv uvazu
je 0 podpore elektrizacie vt
vacsom meritku, elm by s;
zaistilo trvale hospodarskt
dielo ma uzemi tychto samo
spravnych jednotiek, ale pr
spelo by sa znacne al k Edo
laniu krizy poskytnutfm pr'
covnej moznosti tisicom 70
botnikov a remeselnikov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-17

beny vo vyrobe Lucky Strike
cigariet. Nasledkom toho, ta-
baky pre- Luckies sd ulezane
" periodach, ktore obnasajil
cd jednoho a pol do troch
rokov. PoGas tejto uleziava-
jdcej periody nepatrne, ale
vel'mi dolezite zmeny sa
stavaj1 v tabaku. Tieto "Prf
rodne' zmeny stavajd sa
nasledkom ciastoGneho IVY
rovnania sa" originalnej drs
nej jakosti listu.
Ale ulezanie samotne ne
mole sposobit' vymietenie
lvolsnej kyseliny. ktof& tEori
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-17
10000 korunovi kradex v
Kral'. Chlumci.

~. marca dosiel ma cetni-
cku stanicu v Krar. Chlum-
ci zlatnik Samuel Brandsdor-
fer a oznamil, ze mu nezna-
mi vlamaci uplne vykradli
jeho zlatnicky obchod ma
Hlavnej ulici. Bola sem "a
volana humenska patracia
stanica. Ma mieste cinu bolo
zistene, ze vlamaci prebdra-
Ii v noci m1r do obchodu a
takto nikym nerusenf, odnie-
sli bohatd korist'. Co bolo 20
zlata alebo striebra, vsetko
odniesli, takze v obchode ne
zostalo mic cenneho. Medzi
ukradnutymi klenotami je
mnoho damskych a pam
skych prstehov, zlate retiaz-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-17
Rybarstvo vo Vahu Ease
p. ozilo.

Cd roku 1880 nastal upa-
dok kedysi chyrneho vodne-
no bohatstva Vahu. Pytliac-
tvom a znecist'ovanfm vod
ryby vymieraly. Ochranne
rybarske spolky, zalozene te
mer vo vsetkych mestach
stredneho Slovenska, zjedna-
ly postupne napravu, takze
mono badat' move ozivenie
rybarstva ma Vahu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-17
zE VRAJ POMYLENY
KROK SLOW. LlGY.E

Citatelia zaiste 81 pozor-
ne precitali nedavno uverej-
neny "Otvoreny list ma ad-
resu DIR. Milana Hodzu", w
dany Sloyenskou Ligou v A.
merike. Kazdy nepredpojaty
a nezakupeny clovek, zvla-
Ste kazdy sebavedomy SD
yak, ktory dprimne smysla
so svojim slovenskym naro-
dom, musi priznat', re list
pisany boil t6nom slusnym a
dostoinym. Podane boly v
nom fakta, nebolo v liste ma
daviek, ale podana bola L.
ctiva ziadost', ma co myslf-
me, Slov. Liga este predsa
ma len tolko prava. Niktc
proti "otvorenemu listu" ma
mietky nemal, okrem cecho-
slovackeho N. Y. D., ktory
vyrdtil sa ma Slov. Ligu a ma
jej uradnfkov, pomenoval to-
to 'pomylenym krokom SLOW.
Lfgy", pustil sa do osobnic-
karskych veci, odvolal sa ma
''bozi mier", a kriciac, ze
ten "bozi mier" chce zacho-
vat, najpodlejsie no naru-
sill.
Darmo bude N. Y. D. hrom
zit'. Tento krok cd Slov. Ii
gy sa jej clenstvom ocakaval
a dradnici Slov. Ligy no Wy
konali, celkom slusne, vaz.
ne, dostojne, bez urazky, bez
nadaviek. N. Y. D. miesto
toho, aby pozrel sa skutoc.
nosti do oci, pustil sa dc
podlosti. Nuz, my mimi ar,
gumentovat' nebudeme, lebc
sue uz natoPko zavedeni ne
mylne chodnicky, tt l'udis
presvedcit' sa nedaju, ba an
nemozu, lebo tym dostali by
sa do neblahej situacie. Ale
"karavana je uz ma ceste"
a tuto ami N.Y.D. ami niktc
druhy, jemu podobny, neza
stavi. Program Slov. Ligy
cim d'alej, tym blizsie do
chadza splnenia. N.Y.D. to
to dobre vie a preto tax III
rivo do mas bije. SLOW. Lig,
a slovensku otazku pan
dennikari dost' dlho potla
cali, ale toto sa ma veky
dat nemoze. Krach cele,
cechoslovackej ideologie /,
Wit azstvo slovenskeho nacio
nalizmu je uz ma obzore. j
to uz len otazka kratkej do
by. Vyvin veci ma Slovensks
V kratkom case da nam z;
pravdu. Budeze to skripani;
zubov u N.Y.D. ked' Slova
ci konecne doziju sa svojh'
ft'azstva!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-17
Jarna siatba v pride

Povetrnostne pomery toho-
rocnej zimy boly prezimova-
niu ozimin a d'ateliny ver-
mi priaznive. Hoci snehova
pokryvka bola nepatrna, ME
kde temer ziadna, nevadilo
to porastu, preto ze priemer-
ma teplota bola nadpriemer-
ne vysoka. Oziminy ami sill
ne nevzrastly, takze i'm neu-
skodily ami februarove MIRA
zy. Polia teda prezimovaly
dobre. Al vlhkostne pod
mienky su uspokojive. Zim-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-17
TABAK MUSf BYT ULEzA-
ny, ABY Boil NAJLEPSl

: i =
Cigaretlovy tabak, ako j.
ste inc vyrobky, ktore sa
mnoho upotrebujd, je zdo-
konaleny spravnym uleza-
MIN. v jeho prirodnom staye
tabak je drsny q silny. Co
fakt, acprave je .umierne-
ny pestovatel'om pred pre-
daiom, predsa je neslci pre-
upotrebenie bez d'alsieho u
lekania.
Toto je pravda dokonca ]
tabaku, ktorf % upotre-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-17

sa ma listoch, i ked' tabak
je ulezany "a spravnych
podmienok "a spravne peri
ody, predpisane pre- Lucky
Strikes.
Vyrobci Luckies preto pre-
vadzaju svoje zdokonalenia
d 'alej mnoho krokov do
"toasting' procesu. Toto
pred-hriatie tabaku "a vys-
Sci teploty prinasa process
odstranenia-drazdidla ku
d'alsiemu bodu, ktory sa
srovnava s dobrou chut 'ou
a karakterom tabaku. TAX,
toasting process je vasou o.
chranou oproti drazdeniu, O.
proti kasl'u.
Co Wac, stredne listy ia.
bakovej rastliny su upotre
bene vo vyrobe Luckies, po
nevac vrchne listy dl'a che
nickel analyzi obsahuju mac
bytok alkalinu, ktory m;
tendenciu davat' hork1, al
kalfnovu prfchut', kym spod
ne listy maju tendenciu da
vat kyselnatost' fajceniu.
Ako ze Lucky Strike ci
garety obsahujd pocet opra
vdu zakladnych zdokonale
nj, je verene, ze vsetky tie
to zdokonalenia robia Lu
ckies lepsiu cigaretu, moder
MI cigaretu, vyrobeni z bo
hateho, zrelo-listnateho ia
baku, Pahkeho fajcenia. 60
hlaska.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-17

sdry zaujima, mech napise
ma Slovak Department, I'm
migrants Information Bu-
reau, 1876 Fifth Ave-, New
York, N. Y.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-17
EARL GRIFFITH "a Sc.
KRETARA STATU

Earl Griffith 2 Mt. Gilead,
Ohio, vydavatep novin, u
chadza sa % republikansku
nominaciu ma 1rad statneho
tajomnfka. ...
Mr.. Griffith sa narodil v
Knox county a vychodil Mt.
Gilead obecne skoly a Ohio
Wesleyan univerzitu. V lete
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-17
Zahadne zmiznutie rol'nika.

Zahadne zmiznutie rol'nika.
Pred niekol'kymi dnami
minul rok, co zahadne zmi-
zol z domova 41-rocny rol-
mix ,,Juraj Tomasek z Vys.
Medzeva a cd tych cias MET
po nom stopy. Teraz ale do
siel ma policajne riaditel'stvo
do Kosic dopis, datovany vo
Vys. Medzeve, kde nepodpi-
sany pise, kde je zmiznuty
Tomasek. TAX sa v dopise u
vadza, lie Tomasek boil hned'
osudneho dina zavrazdeny a
ze vrahovia no dali do vap-
ma v sude, " pivnici isteho
domu vo Vysnom Medzeve.
Ma konci nepodpisany pise,
ze nateraz uz bude Toma-
SEX iste zakopany v tel sa-
mel pivnici a ziada, ably sa
veci ujala kosicka policia, a.
by vinnici neusli trestu. Ked
ze Vysny Medzev nepatri dc
obvodu kosckej policie, bol
list odovzdany kosickym Ear
darom, ktorf odisli do Vys
Medzeva ma miesto cinu, ably
zistili spravnost' udania ne
znameho pisatel'a.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-17

pracoval Go reporter, ably 81
mohol platit's "a univerzitne
vzdelanie.
Ia Is rokov vydava caso-
pis a ma tlaciarsky obchod,
"a ktoru dobu nemal nikdy
robotnicke spory. Prezident
Coolidge no vymenoval "a
postmajstra, ale zad' d'akoval,
ably mohol sluzil co predse-
da statneho kampanoveho
vyboru v 1884. Inac neu-
chadzal sa o ziaden verejny
trad. Je zenaty a ma troje
deti. Bol vzdy cinny vo We
rejnosti. Pozna problemy ro-
botnfkov, skol obchodnika.
Svoj trad, v pade zvolenia,
bude West usporne. Mnohe
okresne organizacie v Lucas.
Columbiana, Muskingum a
Lawrence a tiez osem distri-
! ktov podporuje jeho kandi-
daciu. Pochodi z rodiny, kto-
ra dala Ohiu a krajine po-
cetnych uradnikov. Jeho
stryk, Hon. E. N. Gunsaulus
bol v diplomatickej sluzbe
"a prezidenta McKinleyho.
Mr.. Griffith veri, re s
Johnom w. Brickerom ako
guvernerom, Ohio dostane
lepsiu vladu, ma aku je oby-
vatePstvo opravnene.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-17

Minister skolstva a mar. O.
svety potvrdil usnesenie pro-
fesorskeho sboru lekarskej
fakulty univerzity v Brati-
slave, aby asistentovi Mudr.
Svetozarovi Stefanikovi bo-
la udelena venia docenti pre-
obor porodnictva a nemoci
zenskych ma tejto fakulte.-
Vymenovanie noveho sloven-
skeho docenta ma lekarskej
fakulte bratislavskej univer-
zity sa srdecne tesime a no
vemu slovenskemu docento-
vi, ktory je uz znamym a o.
svedcenym odbornikom, &c
najsrdecnejsie blahozelame
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-17
Obrana proti leteckym
utokom.

Obrana proti leteckym
utokom.
Ministerstvo vnutra ozna.
milo, ze mesto Mira bolo
zaradene do miest, ktore su.
podl'a zakona, povinne uci.
nit opatrenia proti leteckym
utokom.
Knaz dava krv k transfuzii
Novozamsku zenu, A. Hru'
skovd, dopravili s t'azkyn
vndtornym krvacanim do ko'
marnanskej nemocnice. Ne
st 'astna zena stratila mnohe
krvi. Lekari vyse poldruhe.
hodiny kriesili zenu injekci
ami, naco sa podarilo il
priviest' opat' k zivotu. U
kazala sa vSak surna potre
ba transfuzie krvi, ak mals
byt' este zavcasu zachrane
ma. V nemocnici pritomny r
kat. kaplan Gejza Nemetl
dal v takychto pripadoch u;
po stvrty raz svoju krv
transfdzii. Tym zachranil u;
stvrty l'udsky zivot vlastno1
krvou.
The Washington times., 1936-10-27
We COLD WINDS FOR NAVY YARD SHOW
'StOrk Derby
Delay Is
Predicted

TORONTO. Ont, Oct. q
GN.SO.-The winner of the $770,.
900 Millar stork derby may not be
decided for another year at least,
legal authorities indicated today.
Under the vital statistics
parents are allowed one year to
register births. Therefore, techni-
cally, a winner cannot be declared
until a year after october 81, 1886,
solicitors believe. Charles Vance
Millar had arranged for the race
to end this month.
Should disgruntled mothers
start court proceedings to tie up
the estates, the Ontario govern
ment will pass a special act to has
ten payment to the winner or win
nerS.
Counsel for Mrs. Martin Kenny,
self-styled leader, admitted today
that his client has only II eligible
children. Originally she claimed
10 and then dropped to II. Three
other mothers claim 10 eligibles
and a fourth boasts nine and ex-
poets another before the end of
the week.
-NnHE AMERIcAN-
The Washington times., 1936-10-27
Policy Is Drafted
On Out-Of-T
School Pupils
Continued from Page II


living in nearby Maryland and
Virginia whose parents work in the
District, Mr.. Seal said that he
hoped to reach an agreement
sometime tomorrow.
In the meantime, Robert Lynch.
attorney for the Kemp family, ex-
pressed evaporation over the de-
lay, stating that Lois had been out
of school since the beginning of
the semester and that she was
being privately tutored pending
her admission to Gordon Junior
High.
DR.. Ballou. he charged, is using
the screen of overcrowding to
keep one child out of SCHOOL,
child who has attended the Dis
trict schools since she first started
five years ago."
Quotes BallOu Statement
Mr.. Lynch quoted the superin-
tendent's own statement to Con-
gress in 1925 when he appeared
before the House asking appropri-
ations for more school buildings.
At the time, Mr.. Lynch said, the
superintendent stated that 40
pupils were average" size in the
classroom. Now, the attorney said,
he claims that the maximum is 26.
Since, the attorney said, Con-
gress appropriates 40 per cent of
the funds for the building and
maintenance of schools, it is en-
titled to demand that its employees
living outside the District be per-
mitted to send their children to
Washington schools.
The Washington times., 1936-10-27
NAVY LEAGUE
HEAD WARNS
OF REDS
SAYS BroWder Under
Control Of Moscow;
Peril Called Grave

Warnings Of the dangers of
Communism was given by N. M.
Hubbard, president of the Navy
League Of the United States, at
the annual Navy Day exercises at
the John Paul Jones monument
in Potomac Park today.
Representatives of more than a
score of patriotic organizations
gathered at the monument, and
wreaths were placed by delega-
tions from each organization, with
Major Edwin S. Bethlehem, jr.,
as master of ceremonies.
Mr.. Hubbard said:
Fifteen hundred COmmunis-
tic centers have beer established
in the United States, covering
all parts of our country and
actively engaged in indOctrinat-
ing our citizens with their sub
verSive theories.
"Three million of our children
are under active tutOrage in
Communism. Hundreds of Eng
liSh and foreign language news
papers are published in the
United States openly avOwing
and teaching COmmuniStic doc
trine with no other intent than
the undermining of our form
of government and its deStruc-
ton by revolutionary methods.
Cali these activities are super
vised and financed by the Third
International through it's &C
credited agent, BrOwder, who
openly and publicly reports to
the Commitern, and then impu-
IDENTIFY presents himself for
election to the presidency of the
United States"
VOTE AMERICAN
Finally Hooks Shark
NEW YORK.-After trying two
weeks, Joseph Gelardi, Providence,
R. l., welder, caught a live 1885,
pound shark in the Warren River.
The Washington times., 1936-10-27
ROOSEVELT SON
STIRS IRE OF
HAMILTON
6. o. P. Chief Sheds
Light on Kansas
School Charge

CHICAGO, Oct. 81 QN.S).
Asserting that James Roosevelt.
son of the President, is shedding
crocodile tears and lending him.
self as a front for nefarious at
tack" on Governor Alfred M. Lam
don, Chairman John Hamilton OF
the Republican national commit
tee today vigorously answered his
charges that Governor Landon
has sighted Kansas schools.
Hamilton stated:
The truth Is that the pay OF
Kansas teachers has been
raised and the famous closed
schools of Kansas are not
closed at all. They represent
consultations in line with the
march of progress.
"These closed schools aver.
aged between three and four
pupils each. When they were
closed bus transportation was
furnished to take the children
to better schools.
mot a child has been de-
prived of schooling under the
administration of Governor
Landon. Not teacher has had
a penny cut"
Kansas, Hamilton said, has the
most exclusively local system Of
school support in the nation, and
the governor has no power to
close schools or alter salaries.
He added:
'All this has been known to
President Roosevelt and the
Democratic committee for six
months. A careful inveStiga-
ton of the whole Kansas school
situation was made for them
before Governor Landon was
nominated"
The Washington times., 1936-10-27
CUT BELT CLUE
IN Staying
Continued from Page ~

preliminary investigation, said
he believed Cameron had been
struck down by an automobile, but
State police we're ordered to fur
Their investigate the case. Sheriff
Priddy, in whose county Cameron
was found, is also investigating
the case.
What puzzles police is how
Cameron happened to be on the
lonely part of the road near the
Chickahominy swamp. On Fri
day he had informed friends he
was going to Washington, and
when he was found there was an
unused airplane ticket in his
pocket and several dollars in small
change.
Pointing to the injuries, a frac-
tured skull, broken nose and the
cut on the abdomen, Sheriff Prid-
dy pointed out there were no in
juries below the waist, while if
Cameron had been struck by an
automobile there would have been
further injuries, he declared.
Larkin w. Glazebrook, jr., in
vestigator for the State police,
who was assigned to the case by
Capt. H. B. Nicholas, superin-
tendent, also declared that the
nature of the injuries did not
check with the hit-run theory, but
looked more as though Cameron
had been subjected to a terrific
beating.
Another mysterious point that
has not been cleared up is the
fact that his belt was found about
Is feet away from the body, still
buckled in front but cut through
in the back.
The Washington times., 1936-10-27
IS, KILLS
STEPFATHER

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. n
u.N.S.).-"He kept mama cry
ing all the time. I just couldn't
stand it any more. He'll never
abuse my mother again."
Thus did a 15-year-old school
boy defiantly explain to police
today the reason he pumped II
bullets from % caliber auto
matte rifle into the body of his
Stepfather.
The boy, Grady O'Dell Bowden,
lay in ambush for his stepfather,
Reuben Barker, yesterday. When
Barker walked towards the door
of his home, the boy fired from
an upstairs window, killing him
almost instantly.
The Washington times., 1936-10-27

Power and the United States
Navy"
Schools were not closed today,
but pupils desiring to attend the
Navy Yard exercises we're eX-
cused, the Board of Education an
nounced.
From the far-off China station
to the disquieted waters of the
Mediterranean, where the U. S.
European squadron stands watch
over Americans caught in the
whirlpool of SPANS uncertain
destiny, Americas first line of de-
Tense dressed ship" for public in
Spection.
The Washington times., 1936-10-27
NAVY SALUTED
BYPRES|DENT

Noting "disquieting conditions"
in the world, President Roosevelt
last night called on the American
people to observe with pride their
Nays splendid efficiency" in
connection with today's Navy Day
exercises.
An order went forth from
Secretary Swanson to the naval
establishment to dress ship" for
the open house the Navy will main
tain from 8 a. m. to sunset.
The President wrote Swanson:
1--WE cannot close our eyes to
the fact that in many parts of
the world conditions are dis
quieting and signs are pOr-
tentiOuS.
I'm cOngratulating the Navy
on its splendid efficiency. I de-
sire to emphasize the fact that
an adequate defense force is at
the same time an instrument
of peace"
The Washington times., 1936-09-29

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