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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-17

vrstovnicami (pozn.: cinske
zeny 81 este donedavna no.
ny mrzacily, aby ich maly
co najmensie, lebo najmen-
sic nohy boly pokladane "a
najkrajsie - bolo to spoje-
ne vel'kymi bolest'ami) ST
vycvicena v hre ma starobylu
harfu, strunami ktorej sa
preberaly cele pokolenia ma
SIGH zien pre- potesenie svo-
jich panov. Prsty mas obrat-
ne a nechty dlhe. Ba, nau-
ella 81 sa najslavnejsim ver-
som starych basnikov, vies
ich sladko spievat' pri har-
fe. Ida sa, re ami tvoja te-
stina nebude moot mojej
pracl mic Vytknut.
Tieto rady su nazornym o.
brazom zivota cinskych zien
este zaciatkom tohoto storo-
cia. Dnes, pravda, sa zen-
sky zivot zmodernizoval uz
i v Cine. Bolo ma priklad
zakazane mrzacenie zen-
skych noh, holy odstranene
i inc starobyle zvyky Gin
skeho zenskeho zivota. Bolo
odstranene mnohe stare zlo,
ale zmizlo nejedno kuzlo
starodavneho sposobu zivo-
ia cinskych zien.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-17
M % umieraid banici?

Iadlpa dradnych vykazov
~ ssdecne choroby hlavnou
prirodSenou prfcinou smrti
4 banfkov v uhol'nych revi-
kOch. Ma druhom mieste v
tejto 5tatistike je tuberkul6-
~ q hned' "a nou rakovi-
-. zaujfmav6 je, lie ten sa-
my pomer je tiez j u prfslus-
! snfkov rodin, hoci II ME sd
zamestnanf priamo pri ba-
hickych pricach. z toho mo-
xno vidiet', be srdecne cho-
roby, tuberkul6za 4 rakovi-
so N pobsc, 1ial, choroba-
'uds.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-17
DETSKA PRACA
MA POSTURE

VIM. Green, predseda A
merickej Federacie Prace o.
znamil, ze Cd zrusenia NRA
zamestnavanie dietok v prize
mysle a obchode Ease vel'-
mi rastie. V hodvabnych ia
brikach v New Jersey pra-
cuju 13. IA a l5-rocne deti
"a tyzdennu mzdu Sd do 81.
Deti pracuju al v statoch N.
Carolina, New York, India
ia a v inych.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-17
RoDIcOM, kTORl MAUI
DIETKY v c. 10. MO. KJ.
DO LASKAVEJ Poor
NOSTI.

Cteni bratia a sestry, kto-
ri mate svoje dietky v Spoil
ku sv. ALOHA Cislo 10. Mia
deneckeho Oddelenia IKSJ.
oznamujem yam, re som zno-
VII zvoleny ma tento rok ma
1rad starostu.
Preto vas uctive prosim
ssetkych, ktori ste uz dlhsi
cas- neplatili "a vase dietky,
aby ste prisli teraz ma nede-
ru, 10. januara ma schodzu
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-17
PEKNE VIANOCE " o.
SADE SV. ALZBETY.

Ctena redakcia, poprajte
miesta tomuto dopisu v ma.
sich Slovenskych Novinach
ma ktore m6zeme byt' pys.
nj, ze ich name. Ale ked
ma taky pocet, ako mas je
tuna ma tejto okolici, tax
malo O sebe davame pocut'
Teraz je uz po tych vianoc.
nych syiatkoch a nikto neo.
pise til vianocnu radost'.
Vsak to su najradostnejsie
sviatky. My SINE tu pri osa-
lie sv. Alzbety v Haseltone
nall opravdive Vianoce, le-
20 mas velp. Kostik uz nam
vopred prichystal nejaku ra.
dost' do nasich srdc. Mali
me Novenu k Matke Usta-
vicnei Pomoci "a devat' dni.
Kazdy vecer tie zenicky a
matky boly ustate, jako to
obycajne pred Vianocmi BY
va. Ale kazda ia matka s
radest'ou cakala ma ten ve-
Ger, BE mohla tam kl'acat'
pred obrazom Matky Usta-
ricnej Pomoci. A v ostatny
vecer sme mali svatu hodinu
pri tel Matke Ustavicnej Po-
moci a pri tych jaslickach
tax SINE S radost'ou cakali
M polnocnu svatu omsu.
Kazdy akosi citil til vel
kl radost', ked' jaslickari
pri tych jaslickach stall, ked'
sa zaspievala ta radostna
Gloria! TAX to boly pre- mas
zaiste radostne vianocne svia
tky, lebo al snahu sme mali
dost'. Vcul' nevieme, ako sa
citili v ostatnych osadach,
ked' akosi pozaspavali. / tie
farmerky neznam, ii len pri
peciach sedia alebo prad1,
lebo sa blizi jar a bude i'm
treba tkat'. Hoclen by daja-
XII zaspievaly, bo fasiangy
s1 kratke.
Keby SINE Wac dopisova-
", tax by SINE sa lepsie po-
znaly. Len napiste, co bu-
dete mat noveho cez tie fa-
siangy. len j pan redaktor
je rad, ked' mu nieeo move.
ho dopesieme.
s nidejeu budeme ocaka-
vat nieco Cd vas noveho a
yipSujeme vam st'astlivy no.
w rok. Ostavam s uctou,
Mrs. Jxnova Hassay, nst.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-17
- Youngstownske Sloven-
ske Noviny majl mat pred.
most ' kazdej slovenskej do.
macnosti v Mahoning doline.

dietou, predpisanou leka-
rom, a must brat predpisa-
MI davku insulinu V spravny
cas-. Insulin je lick ucinny a
pri spravnom uzivani neo-
cenitel'ny, ale treba no brat
iba v shode 5 predpisom kva-
lifikovaneho lekara.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-17
O ZENACH v STAREJ
CINE.

SioNIld spISoSdLel Nd EeaIi
S. Buck, ktorej romany z
cinskeho prostredia tesla sa
prave teraz v celom svete
vel'kej obl'ube a zasluzenej
pozornosti, narodila sa sice
V Spojenych Statoch, lila a
zije vsak cely svoj zivot me-
dzi Cihanmi, casio skoro ako
jedina beloska v celom kra-
il. q jej skvelej knihy "Vy-
chod a zapad', opisujucej
zivot v starej Cine, vybera-
me toto zaujimave licenie
rad, ktore cinska matka da-
va svojej deere pred vstu-
pom do manzelstva:
"Kvei-lan, dcero -- hovo-
rila mudra matka - skoro
sa vydas "a muza, ktoremu
81 bola zasl'lbena este nez
81 sa narodila. Tvoj otec a
jeho boil spriateleni. Prisa-
hall 81, ze sa spoja vo svo-
jich det'och. Tvoj sndbenec
Dol vtedy sest' -rocny. Ty 81
sa narodila v tom roku. A
tax 81 mu bola urcena. Bola
81 k tomu ciel'u vychovana.
Pc dlhych sedemnast' rokoch
tvojho zivota mi tanula ma
mysli tato hodina tvojho sna
tku. Pri vsetkom, comu som
ia ucila, pamatovala som ma
dive osoby - ma matku tvoj-
no manzela a ma tvojho mu-
"a. Pre- nu som ia ucila, a.
ko pripravovat' a podat' caj
starsej osobe; ako stat v pri
tomnosti starsej osoby, ako
posluchat' mlcky, ked' star
sia osoba hovori, mech uz
chvali, alebo kara; vzdy som
ia ucila vsetko oddane pri-
jimat', ako kvetina prijima
since dazd'. Pre- tvojho
manzela som ia ucila ako
sa mas kraslit, ako MIN
mas hovorit' ocima a vyra-
zom, avsak bez slov, ako -
ale tomu porozumies, az
pride tvoja chvil'a...
81 tedy zbehla vo vsetkych
povinnostiach urodzenej ze-
ny. Pripravy cukroviniek a
jemnych jedal rozumies, tax
ze mozes drazdit' muzovu
chut' a upozornovat' he ma
syoju cenu. Nikdy no ne
prestavaj okdzlovat' svojim
domyslom v priprave roz-
manitych jedal.
Mravy a spolocenske pred
pisy aristokratickeho zivota
- ako vchadzat' a odcha-
dzat'. ked' su pritomne oso-
by vyssie postavene, ako ho-
vorit' s podriadenymi, ako
vstupovat' do nositok, ako
zdravit' matku v pritomno-
sti inych zien - to vsetko
zn&s. Chovanie hostitel'ky,
odtienky 1smevov, zdobenie
vlasov sperkami a kvetmi,
mal'ovanie perni a nechtov,
pouzivanie vonaviek, rafino-
vanost' crievitiek ma noz-
1 kach - ach, tie tvoje n6z-
ky. q vsetky tie Shy, co ia
staly, hl'a. neznam inS TAX
male n6zky medzi tvojimi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-17

Hospodn pozehnaj Tvoj krok,
Ked' pocnes novy zvota tok
Since blaha a st t'astia mech ri svieti
tom novom zivote tej novel putt.
Mech radost', st'astie Ia nikdy neopust
Mech laska, nadej a viera
Tvojho srdca vzdy vyviera:
TAX Vas bude viazat' sna paska.
To I'll praje zela
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-17
uTEK SvxTEJ RoDINY DO EGYPTA
(Ku dnu sv Rodny

Zavladlo ticho m hrade,
Kr&p svolal radcov porade.
Koniec porady: hr6za, des
Krv ziada hrdy Herodes.
V ddoli strma cestcka,
Ranny sen sad& ma vfcka.
Vzbud' Jozef, svoju nevestu,
Ber Diet'a, daj sa ma cestu!
Prchah strmou cestickou
Trava 81 skvela rosickou. (
Prchali tichou krajinou
Pc koncoch, vrskoch, dolnou
Dlhy cas-. dlhy, po svite,
Slnko uz stojf zenite.
Matka je cestou znavena,
A nikde vody, prameha.
Jozef zrak uprel v modrI dial
U lesa rol'nik Tito sial.
Pomoz II Pan Bob, clovece
Nikde tn voda neteeie.
Nikde netece voda -- -- hoj,
Je plny vody dzbanok moi.
Napojil Diet'a, muza, matku,
Vonneho sena dal osliatku.
Viedol ich cestou dlhy cas-
Vratil 50 -- Boze, CO to zas?
Vlni sa zitko samy klas!
Predcasne nastal zatvy cas-.
Bee seba hl'adi do zita,
Blizko Cut cvendzat' kopyta.
Hej, chlape, povedz: videls snad
Cudzincov stroch sa tadial' brat?
Videl som, videl sli tadial,
Ked' som ia toto zitko sial.
To teda davna doba ia
Darmo drat' konske kopyta!
m ct. redakcii vsetkym milym citatel'om Y
ostiplny tento novy rok-
Slovenka osady sv. Cyrla Metod
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-17
SRDECNE BLAHOZELANIE

ku snatku sleeny Amy Texors ktory bude odbyvat
dna 25 januara cirkv Jana Husa Young stown.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-17
SRDECNE BLAHOZELANIE
ku snatku p Andreja kis sleenou Annou Textoris,
ktory bude odbyvat dna 25. januara crkv
Jana Husa Youngstown, Ohio

Ma novel zivota putt
Bozske pozehnanie Vas neopusti.
Zite laske svornosti
Bohu, rodcom nam k radosti.
Budte verni rodu, Were,
TAX dojdete blaha plnej miere.
To Vam zela praje
Samuel Laska 5 rodinkou
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-17

OPPORTUNITY DAYS"
v MIESTNYCH STOROcH
Vsetky youngstownske OBJ
chody usporiadaly toho tyz-
dina zvlastne vypredaje, ma
ktorych ponukajd zvlastne
lacnoty.
The Omaha guide., 1936-02-08
Roland Hayes Wife
Is the Former
Franzata Mann

Boston, Mass, Feb. 5-(ANP)
Through the pail of seclusion
which Roland Hayes, the fam
Gus tenor has drawn around his
private life, a few facts regard
ing lis interesting and delight
full family have speed. The
Hayes live in Brooklyn, an ex-
elusive suburb. Very few people
penetrate TO the reeesSes Of his
home, however, Mr.. Hayes in
sisting that his personal life Is
his own rather than the pub
les.
1t has been learned, however,
that Mrs. Hayes IS the former
F'ranzata Mann Of Georgia.
Olive brown in complexion with
dark brown hair, Mrs. Hayes
deyotes a great deal of time to
their charming two year old
daughter, Afreca. The child is
said to be the very image of
Mr.. Hayes and to have ways and
mannerisms much IKE those Of
her distinguished father.
Mrs. Hayes, whose home town
S said to have been Curryville,
Ga, is one of the extensive
Mann family and it is said that
her mother and Mr.. Hayes
mother were sisters, which
would make her his cousin. She
is also a cousin of Richard
Mann, a singer of some reputa-
ton who formerly served Mr..
Hayes as secretary.
The Omaha guide., 1936-02-08
ODDS N ems

Oze Simmons, the Hula Hipped
Hawkeye Hog Hide Handler, won
the state poll for Iowa's best anna
teur athlete of 1886, amassing
142,494 votes. The contest was con-
Quoted by a Des Moines daily.
Leroy Haynes of Los Angeles
got on the road to redemption last
week by kayoing Ford Smith of
Missoula, Mont, in two rounds in
Philly. Smith, if memory serves US
right, got into the big time by
whipping Art Lasky, then a lead
ing title contender, out West a
year ago.
Ed Burke, colored freshman of
Cleveland, is reported jumping 6
feet and 8 inches at Marquette uni
versity. Along with Threadgill of
Temple, Walker of Ohio State
and johnson of Compton jun
ior college, Duskymerica may
have a formidable quartet Of leap
ers for the Olympics.
Incidently, Cornelius Johnson
had trouble with the law last
week in Los Angeles. He was ar
rested for driving while intoxicat-
ed but denied the charge, saying
the cops found only two full bottles
of Gle m his car.
Joe Louis packs 'em in for a
fight. for no matter how long, but
IS a referee, it is something else
again If Freeport, H., is any ex-
ample. For officiating in two bouts
The Omaha guide., 1936-02-08
N THE REALM OF
rs PO r T S..

last week he was paid 1000.
But the white promoter had to
dig into his own pocket for $3.50
as the show lacked that much of
meeting expenses.
Gorilla Jones wasn't quite so
lucky this time with TAFT Littman
in Milwaukee. Last week it took
ten rounds to decision the white
boy. On New Years Day Gorilla
flattened him in the first
Those big bad Rens have been
down Dixie way giving their an
nual lessons in the basket ringing
art. Recently they showed under
the Knoxville college quint 1920,
and only mercy kept the score from
being more.
Kingfish Levinsky has found
people in California he can whip.
He kayoed Butch Rogers in four
rounds in Oakland last week. Gate
receipts were only $2,124 as con-
trasted with nor than 5000 900
in the Louis-Levinsky fight last
August in Chicago.
The Omaha guide., 1936-02-08
WITH THE BANDS

Chicago, Febr. Son the heels
of the record cold wave here in
Chicago will come to this windy
city for the refainder of the win
ter season, two name bands Of ra-
do, stage and cafe fame. They are
Fletcher Henderson and his or.
chestra opening at the Grand Ter
race on the south side and
Noble Sissle and his band max.
ing their debut in one of the IA
vorite exclusive spots in the loop
the Congress hotel.
Henderson will replace Ear
Hines and his organization who
leave the Terrace for their annual
tour of the South and East. The
National B~roadcasting Company
will provide their nightly radio
broadcast from the south side
cabaret. This is Henderson's first
Chicago night club engagement in
many years.
Noble Sissle is by no means a
stranger to the Windy City's night
lifers. Last year his MICA vaude-
vile bookings brought him to the
city several times, and in 1884 he
held down the dansapation spot at
the French Casino on the north
side Of the city for several months
etherizing through the NBC fac
ilities.
The Omaha guide., 1936-02-08

II the nightory which the Two
Thunderbolts left quietly owing
$40 and six weeks hotel bill will
look on the west coast, they might
find the boys out there. Operator
% says the rest Of the act, there
used to be four in all, are hoofing
in California and were looking for
ward to joining the Chicago lads.
The Omaha guide., 1936-02-08
Beware Coughs
from common colds
That Hang On

No matter how many medicines
you have tried for your cough, chest
cold or bronchial irritation. you can
aet relief now with Creomulsion.
Serious trouble may be brewing and
vou cannot afford to take a chance
with anything less than Creomul-
sion, which roes right to the seat
of the trouble to aid nature tc
sootne and heal the inf1amed mem.
branes as the germ-laden phlegm
Even If other remedies have
failed. don't be discouraged, your
druggist is authorized to guarantee
Creomulsion and to refund youi
money if you are not satisfied with
results from the very first bottle
e ct Circumcision right now. (Adv.1
The Omaha guide., 1936-02-08

Jimmy Turner and his "Three
Flats and a Sharp" who have beer
doing some sustaining programs
from local NBC studios and the
smaller Chi studios, we're dicker-
ing with Irwin Mills New York
booking agent and manager Of the
Mills Blue Rhythm Band, Duke
Ellington, Cab Galloway and many
others along the Rialto. 1t is re-
ported that Mills has signed them
up to play with Cab Galloway and
aggregation when they hit back
east from the coast where they are
at present finishing some films
and winding up their vaudeville
tour of the west. Last year the
Flats travelled with Duke Filing
ton for a few weeks through the
middle-west.
The Omaha guide., 1936-02-08
U. S. ATHLETES MAY WIN IN
OLYMPIC EVENTS, NEGROES.
SHOULD LAND SIX.
By J. A. G Luvalle for A N P

St. Louis, Feb. 81 is assumed
that the United States should win
Is out of a possible % events at
the 0lympics in Berlin next Aug
ust. Of this number Negro ath-
letes should account for six or
nearly fifty per cent of the first
places acceded to the United States
For the 100-meter dash we have
Jesse Owens of Ohio State; Eulace
Peacock of Temple; Ben Johnson
of Columbia and Metcalf of Mar
quette. They will make it one, two,
three.
For the 200-meter dash we have
the same quartet and may expect
the same results.
For the 400-meter man-killing
dash, we have Jimmy LuValle of
u, C. L. A, national champion of
the I. C. A meet and the N. G..
A. A. meet His competitors will
be 0'Brien Of Syracuse and Har-
din of Louisiana and Mccarthy of
Southern California
For the broad jump Jesse Owens
and Eulace Peacock will find it
rather easy for them to be one,
two.
For the high jump there is Cor
nelius Johnson, the present title
holder who should defeat Marty
of Fresno.
For the 200-meter low hurdles,
Jesse Owens should defeat Hardin
or Moore, taking it for granted he
can repeat his iron feat of win
ming four events, since he did it
twice last year, against Michigan
and Frisco.
Summing up, this would give the
Negroes six firsts, three seconds
and two thirds in the coming
Olympic.
The Omaha guide., 1936-02-08
A Baby For You?

II you are denied the blessing
OF a baby Of your own and yearn
for = baby's arms and . baby's
smile, do NOT give up hope. just
write in confidence 10 Mrs. Mil
dred Owens, Dept. S512 Hanan
Bldg, Kansas City, No., and she
will tell you about = simple home
method that helped her after be-
ing denied for Is years. Many 9TH
ers say this has helped bless their
lives. Write now and try for this
The Omaha guide., 1936-02-08

The Fisk Jubilee Singers and
the Fisk University Choir provides
a delightful musical treat every
Tuesday evening at 900 over
WSM at Nashville. Magnolia
Blossoms, features the singers ev-
cry Monday night over the blue
web of the National B~roadcasting
Company at 1000 p. m, est.
The Omaha guide., 1936-02-08

Lon Rood, now in Harlem. got
himself something Of a Joe Louis
reputation at Dawes Cafe last Sat
urday afternoon. 1t seems that
Francois and his Louisanans kick
ed to the musicians union about
spending SO much extra time at
those rehearsals for the last show
produced here by Rood, and the
unions business agent came around
to take it up.
There was already considerable
bad blood between Lon and the
union. Anyway, one word led to
another and the first thing you
know Rood was ducking a Charley
Retzlaff right. Lon did well
enough by himself-then some OF
the chorus girls came in as allies.
For a while it looked like a mob
bing scene from Georgia, swears
Operator %. The business agent left
in a hurry. Incidently, Francoi,
also departs from Dawes this Fri
day.
The Omaha guide., 1936-02-08

The philosophical saying Of
Uncle Joe over VIVID, Chicago,
are receiving a great amount Of
plaudits from listeners around
Chicagoland. His wise cracks on
the news of the day are similar
to the Hoosier Philosopher, white,
from WAAF. Uncle Joe is por-
trayed by DR.. Andrew Dobson,
who for the past few years has
been devoting himself to radio
work. He has conducted programs
over several Of the Chicago sta
lions.
The Omaha guide., 1936-02-08
Pickets Greet BOrah
In New York City

BROOKLYN, N. Y, Jan. s1-When
Senator William E. Boraah of
Idaho spoke here Tuesday night,
january %, opening his campaign
for nomination fer President, he
was greeted by 30 pickets who
carried signs criticising his stand
on the Costigan-W Wagner anti
lynching bill.
The Omaha guide., 1936-02-08
FIGHT HOPS
ON JOE LOUIS

l have been waiting for this all
along. I had an idea it would be
only a question of time before some
bloke would start accusing Joe
Louis of going high hat The other
charge, that Of the Brown Bomber
hurting the boxing game, is one I
still have to shake my head over
to get. These opinions, expressed
by the same man, are important
manly because this man is Larry
Morrison, manager of Oscar Ran
kin, the red-headed sepia middle
weight.
However, Morrison declares
many tales Of Joe's upstage tactics
are current in fistic circles. One of
the stories is that a recent trip to
st. Louis as a guest referee, Louis
roughly brushed aside q porter
who sought to greet him at a rail-
way station It is declared that
the sudden acquisition of several
thousand dollars and world fame
has turned the bronze youths
head.
The truth is that Joe doesn't
care a cent about public life. Like
Lindbergh, he wants only to be let
alone to live his life in peace. This,
OF course, isn't what people want
and this trait is unfortunate in
those that have been thrust into
the limelight. But a person has a
right to his convictions and psy-
chology. II Louis, before his rise
to fame had been a publicity seek
ing social animal, then he could
fairly be accused of turning snob-
bish- Fact is, Joe has always been
a quiet person who wanted only to
fight and come home to a very Q
lect circle of intimate friends.
After seeing the results of the
supreme busy-bodies who brought
to this nation a disastrous Prohi-
bition and observing the Species
Aframericans going about its Cos
sipy tactics, it seems to me the
country could ne a few more peo-
pie who attend strictly to their
own business as does Joe Louis.
Morrison's other charge, made
despite the Detroit fighters bring
ing back of the million dollar gate
to the beak busting racket and a
revived interest in boxing the ma
ton over, is offered for what it is
worth. Here is how Morrison sees
it:
"We have got to admit that Joe
Louis has boosted the gates for
big heavyweight bouts, but what
has that meant to the other divi-
sions which really are the back
bone of the game? 1t has meant
that anywhere where they hope to
some day have a chance to see
Louis, they save up their pennies
for that opportunity ind nothing
can pry them loose from the price
of q ticket for one of the regular
cards.
'~Take the case of Chicago. For
weeks before Louis fought Charley
Retzlaff they couldn't make ex-
penses at any of the other cards.
Phe fans were all saving up just
TO see Louis. No sir! That boy has
not done any Of the rest of US any
good"
To those who think that way,
this inconsequental persons sug-
gestion is to develop boys who will
get the idea that a boxing ring is
something other than an exhibi-
ton place for the Indy hop or
truckin'
The Omaha guide., 1936-02-08
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The Omaha guide., 1936-02-08

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The Omaha guide., 1936-02-08

Explorers have found pygmies
in Africa that talk with gorillas
and are not molested by the an
imales, which attack full size ma
tives.
The Omaha guide., 1936-02-08
THINGS
THEATRICAL
For AMP
By Franklin Frank
I THAwED AS MUCH

A good many Of the Congo's hot
spots got frozen up during that
little 20 below zero chilly 81 snap
last week. However, it didn't both
er the Warwick Cafe or the Star
Dust Inn which had joined the
Trainor on the retired list before
the North Pole was transplanted
to 47th and South Parkway. Geary
Johnson, the truckin' emcee, de-
clared that If the prodigal son had
returned to his papa in Chicago
during this weather, he'd stay on
ly one hour and then dash back to
theswine.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-12-04
RECENT VISITOR
EXTENDS THANKS
FOR COURTESIES
STANLEY KITcHINC WRITES
To SUPERINTENDENT DE-
MERRITT RECALLING RECEP-
TON GIVEN HERE

In a letter to w. w. Demeritt
superintendent of lighthouses,
Stanley Kitchine, vice chairman
of the Florida Inland Navigation
District, expresses appreciation of
the reception rendered himself
and associates when they were
visitors in Key West this week.
While discussing the needs for
certain other aids to navigation,
which are to be placed in the adj
ditional miles to be added, on JAN
uary 1, 1887, to the Seventh Dis
trict, Mr.. Kitching promised to
send an oil dchart with the neces-
sary markings, and this was re-
ceived along with the letter to the
superintendent.
In the last paragraph of the
missive Mr.. Kitching writes
Whenever we can be of service to
your department please call on
us. l want to thank the citizens
of Key West for the kind way in
which oGr commission was receiv-
ed and entertained"