davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-06
DIFTERIA JE IA ISTA
VSADE.
Pfse DR.. John L. Rice, komi-
sar zdravotnictva mesta New
YOrku. g..

Difteria vybera 81 o,oje o.
beti bez rozdielu 20 vset-
kych ras, cirkvi a narodno-
sti. Niektorf prist' ahovalecki
rodicia jednako pozeraju,
zialbohu vel mi casio. S ne
lubost'ou ma usilie zdravot-
nych uradov pohnut' ich, aby
vyuzili noveho zakroku, kto-
ry veda vynasla a ktorym
MONO vypuknutiu tejto ne
moci zabranit'. Tito rodieia
neznali mnoho z tychto pre-
ventivnych opatreni V sta
rom kraji a preto pozerajd
ma ne S nedoverou. Mazda
vaju sa, ze sa tym pridrzujd
idealov a zvykov svojej rod
nej krajiny a nechapu dote-
raz, ze musia ma osoh zdra-
via svojich dietok prijat' "a
ko zdravotne, tax al insie
kazdodenne zmeny svojho
noveho prostredia.
Medzi pomerne nedavny-
mi objavmi v medicine je l.
munizacia proti difterii jed
no z najvacsich dobrodeni
detstva. Len v New Yorku
snizily toxoidove injekcie u
mrtnost' difteriou, z priemer-
nych $50 pripadov rocite v
rokoch 1919-1929 ma 60 r.
1885. Dnes by nemuselo diff
teriou umriet' ami jedno die
ia, ba ziadne diet'a by ne
muscle difteriu ami dostat'!
Je to jedna tych nemoci,
proti ktorym name dobry
preventivny prostriedok.
Toxoid taktiez nerobi nj
jakeho rozdielu medzi pri-
slusnikmi rozlicnych ras, cir
Xvi a narodnosti. Ochrani cd
difterie prave tax bezbolest-
ne a bezpecne deti Slova-
kov, Cechov, Talianov, Sve-
dov, Nemcov, Rumunov, Por-
tugalcov, Spanielov, Finov,
Rusov, Grekov, Francuzov,
ako deti po anglicky hovo-
riacich rodicov.
Deti su po celom svete rov
make: detske nemoce su pra-
We tax nebezpecne medzi
prist' ahovalcami, jako me-
dzi inymi skupinami. Kazda
matka, bez ohPadu ma to, a.
kej je narodnosti, ma chra-
nit svoje deti pred difteriou.
Kazde diet'a ma sa dat j.,
munizovat' uz vo veku devia-
itch mes;acov. Starsie deti,
ktore ME s1 dosiaP imunizo-
vane, maj1 sa podrobit to-
muto ochrannemu zakroku
bezodkladne, kym i'm bude
sest' rokov. Imunita dostavi
sa o sest' al osem tyyznov.
Porad'te sa 0 tom so svojim
lekarom este dnes a so "a
krokom neodkladajte. Ones
je este cas-, zajtra uz moze
byt' prineskoro!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-06

sprostredkovatel'ni prace,
ktore budu vyplacat' stano-
vene sunny nezamestnanym,
q budl sa usilovat' o to, a.
by nasty robotu pre- mich -
- ~astie po celej krajine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-06
Regulacia Horn6du IA Z mi-
lionov kor.

Ministerstvo zemedelstva
schvalilo regulaciu rieky Hor
nadu ma okoli Kosic. AZ do
sial' staly prace 6,870,964
Kcs proti preliminovanym
4.8 mil. Bol teda rozpocet
prekroceny 20 perc. Vacsi
naklad boil zaprfcineny la
najsimi povodnami a klpou
pozemkov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-06
Konske maso v Spis. Novel
Vsi.

Udenar Stefan Havas po-
dal ziadost' ma urady, aby
mu Dol dovoleny vysek kosl-
skeho masa. v pade povole-
mia, i Spisska Nova Yes bu-
de mat konsku jatku, kde
sa bude predavat' maso po
Sd Kcs "a ky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-06
DR.. Hodza vyznamenany
cestnou legiou.

Predseda c.-s. vlady DIR.
Hodza vykonal navstevu u
prezidenta Francuzskej re-
publiky 10. febr. A. Lebru-
ma, ktory no vyznamenal
najvyssou hodnost'ou, vel'ko
krfzom radu Cestnej legie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-06
liver ESQ mil. kcs pre- OBJ
jednavky ruske vycerpany.

Ponevac starry liver, dany
Cesko-Slovenskom Rusku yo
vyske $50 mil. Kcs je uz te-
lner vycerpany a Rusko Ia
dalo v poslednej dobe Ease
move objednavky. jedna sa o
novy liver. Toto jednanie je
spojene S t'azkost' ami v tom
smere, ze Rusko ziada liver
ma d 'alsiu dobu, nez 5 ro-
kov. Ably tymto jednanim
nebolo zdrzovane vybavenie
novych objednavok, ma byt'
dany Rusku prechodny liver
v ciastke 25 mil. Kcs. PVV.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-06
ohen ' Spis. Stvrtku.

v Spisskom Stvrtku vzni-
lsol 2 neznamej priciny O.
hen V dome rol'nfka Jozefa
Bajtosa. Zhorel dom, mastal
a stodola. Len s najvacsou
namahou podarilo sa "a
chranit' krasny goticky ko-
stol Jana Zapol'skeho. Pre-
to BE Dol vel'ky victor, O.
hrozena bola celia dedina a
az rano podarilo 50 nebez-
pecie zazehnat
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-06
Zena v ulohe lupica.

Do vazby okresneho s1du
v Michalovciach dodana bo-
la "A. Marcincakova z Tar
navy, ktora bola usvedcena
2 niekol'konasobnych Via
mani, ktore previedla v Tar
nave, Mociaranoch a v l.
nych dedinach michalovske-
no okresu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-06
VYCHODOSLOvENSKA
NAFTA.

NAFTA.
Odbornici vedeli davno a
siroka verejnost' 81 uvedo-
mila v minulych mesiacoch
pri jednani o embargo ma
olej do Talianska, aky w
znam pre- armadu ma nafta,
ktora pohana lode, tanky,
auta, lietadla a ktora je po-
trebna al v obecnom hospo-
darstve vojnu veduceho sta
tu. Armada O 80 diviziach
S 1000 tankami a 1000 lie
tadlami potrebuje asi mill
on ton pohonnej latky. Vlast
MI naftu maju vo vacsom
mnozstve iba Amerika, An
glia, z vychodnych statov
Europy Rusko, PoPsko a Ru-
munsko. PoPsko t'azbou
1915 mil. ton staci sotva pre-
vlastnu potrebu. Rumunsko
S ST. mil. ton moze zasobo-
vat armadu o 800 diviziach.
Mala dohoda bola by teda
ako celok dobre naftou "a
sobena. Ale najlepsie je,
ked sa mozno spoliehat' ma
vlastne silly.
A tn treba poukazat', ze
CSR. ME je tax celkom bez
nafty - oleja. V CSR. su tri
naftove bane: v Hodonine
ma Morave, v Gbeloch v Nj
trianskej a ma vychodnom
Slovensku pri Mikovej. Olej
t'azeny v Mikovej je omno-
no lepsi, ako v Gbeloch a
Hodonine, lebo jeho speci-
ficka vaha, cini 70 az 0.81
a obsahuje 25 al 35 perc.
benzinu. Ked' uvazime, aky
vyznam ma dnes benzin a
nafta vobec, a re tejto wac
nej tekutiny dovaza CSR.
rocne 371,683 ton, zdalo by
sa byt' kazdemu samozrej-
me, re t'azba nafty bude V
CSR. podporovana. Ale ME
je tomu tax.
Malta v Mikovej zacala sa
t'az:t' uz pred 70 rokmi. Ale
pracovalo sa primitivnym
sposobom. Loziska v Miko-
vel su este malo preskuma-
ne, ale podla mienky od-
bornikov je tn dostatok naf-
ty. Muscle by sa ale vrtat'
hlbsie ako dosial'. Doteraz
najhlbsia studna V Mikovej
je 240 metrov, kym V Ru-
munsku a Pol'sku t'azi sa
V hlbke 1000 az 1900 met
rov, v Amerike maju zriedla
5000 m hlboke a uvazuje sa
O vrtbe al do hlbky 10000
metrov. K tomu treba dra-
hych strojov a kapitalu. Ale
al "a dnesneho stavu dava-
ju bane priemerne 200 Ii
trov oleja, z ktoreho sa t'azi
sc benzinu, 25 petroleja,
zbytok je az ma 5 perc. te-
kuty olej. Tazba by mohla
byt' zdvojnasobena, keby sa
mohly kupit' move stroje "a
100000 kor. A V pripade,
keby bol k dispozicii vacsi
kap tai, mohla by byt' t'az-
ba cafty niekolkokrat zvac-
5ena. Pri novel vrtbe dava
5tudna az pol vagona denne.
Ma. de sa kapital, ktory by
sa ujal vychodoslovensl-sc . C ,
naftovych bani v zaujme o.
brany statu?
Dnes, ked sa 0 oleji ho-
vori po celom svete, a ked'
yznam je stredom uvah v
l.orilikte talia lsko -abysin-
kom, je to otazka zvlast'
ll.,uaIna a dolszita. me sta
ty veno ally by miliony ma
t ,.zbu n fly, len ably ju ma
ly. Ami CSR. ne 3Inie v tejto
ot5zke zostat' pozadu a ne
pripravene pripade potre-
by. Statisice vydana yeas,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-06

Bude prica sklarnach.
v najvacsfch slovenskych
sklarnach, Y Lednicke Row
ne v Trend. pracuje sa teraz
iba ma jednej peel, a to tax,
re robotnfci pracujl v stvrt'
roku len jeden mesiac. Po-
dl'a informacii, dojde k r6z-
sfreniu prace v druhej peel,
cim by mnoho robotnikov
dostalo zarobok. Praca "a
pocne sa ma jar.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-06
Rusini proti iredente.

Dna Is. febr. konal v Mu-
kaceve valne shromazdenie
Svaz karpatoruskych Ame-
rikanov. Tato organizacia
bola zalozena pred dvoma
rokmi a organizuje Rusfnov,
ktori sa z Ameriky vratili
do svojej vlasti. Ma schodzi
bolo vyse 100 delegatov. Rec
nfci rozhorcenymi slovami sa
postavili proti takzvanemu
dolarovemu bojkotu niekto-
rych americkych emigrantov
ktori v sluzbach statu ne
priatepskej iredenty konaju
v Amerike podkopnu pracu
a t'azko poskodzuju v pr
vom rade chudobne karpa-
toruske obyvatePstvo, odka-
zane ma pomoc cd svojich "a
merickych bratov. Ma shro-
mazdeni bolo ziadane, ably
do Ameriky odisla delegacia
ktora by nalezitym sp6so-
bonn informovala americku
rusinsku verejnost'.
1O3-rocna nabila 25-ro6nu.
V Malom Ruskove pri
Trebisove v Zemplinskej Ii
je 1O3--rocna rol'nicka Ma
ria Karafa, ktora je ma svoj
vek vel'mi cula, a este vzdy
pracuje ma poll. V minulych
dnoch sa dala do svady so
svojou najomnickou, 25roc-
nou Annou Verebovou, kto-
ra .jej branila pri rlbani O.
vocnych stromov. K vseo-
becnemu prekvapeniu, SUI
BOZ sa skoncil Wit azstvom
starenky, ktora mladu zenu
dokladne zbila. .
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-06
Stavka lesneho robotnictva
" Liptove.

v Lipt. Hradku, L'uboch-
nj, Osade a Maluzinej Dol
strajk lesnych robotnikov v
statnych lesoch. Robotnici
strajk vyhrali, dostan1c 70
perc. podvysku mzdy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-06
.STRANA 6.
POCIATO(.NE KRCKY K
SOCIALNEJ ZABEZ-
PEKE.
+. L. =. S.

y
vedenie opatrenia, ktore by
zaist 'ovalo hmotnu zabezpe-
ku - ME podporu - "a ne
zamestnanosti tym, co oby-
cajne byvajd zamestnani. -
Rok 1886 zaznacia ako rok,
ktory upravil cestu pre- rie-
senie celokrajinskeho syste-
mu starobnych penzii - ME
podpory pre- muzov a ze-
ny, ktori sa pc mnohorocnej
praci rozhodnu - alebo kto-
rych pomery prinutia -- ist'
v 65. rokoch ma odpocinok.
Tretfm krokom k hmotnej
zabezpeke bude prispenie
federalnej vlady station pri
ich peclivosti o nudznych
starych l'udf, pokalicene de-
tt, slepych a pod, len co
kongres najde a schvali po-
trebne apropriacie. Toto sd
tri hlavne ciele zakona 0 So
cialnej zabezpeke.
Opatrenie, tykajuce sa po-
istenia proti nezamestnano-
sti, da sa Pahko vysvetlit'
Kazdy zamestnavatel os-
mich alebo Wac pudi musi
roku 1886 platit' dan, row.
najucu sa l proc. vsetkej
vyplaty; roku 1887 zvysi sa
tato dan ma 2 proc, a poe
nuc rokom 1888 budu to 3
procenta. Tato dan nevzt'a-
huje sa ma polnohospodar-
skych robotnfkov, sluzobnfc-
two, urcitu triedu lod 'nych
zamestnancov, blizkych pri-
buznych zamestnavatel'a a
ma zamestnancov nabozen-
skych, dobrocinnych, vedec-
kych, literarnych a vzdela-
vajlcich ustavov. V statoch,
ktore uz maju statny, $50
cial Security Board" schva-
leny system poistenia proti
nezamestnanosti, moze 81 "a
mestnavateP srazit' az 90
procent vyssie spomenutej
dane ma svoj prispevok do
statneho fondu poist'ujuce-
no. Vyt'azok z federalnej
dane upotrebf vlada ma vse-
obecne ciele vladne.
To znaci, ze stat, ktory
prime zakon o poisteni pro-
ii nezamestnanosti. bude 81
moot ponechat' devat' de-
satin dane z vyplat pre- svo-
jich vlastnych nezamestna-
nych. Zavedenie statneho "a
kona nebude znacit' pre-
stat nijakych dodatocnych
vydavkov, lebo federalna
vlada je ochotna povolit' sta
tom dostacujuce sunny ma
zaokrytie vsetkych admin
strativnych vydavkov. Stat,
ktory zakon zavedie, nebu-
de tiez V nevyhode ma
kol'ko ide o konkurenciu -
SO statmi, ktors zakon ne
schvalia, lebo zamestnavate-
liza z tychto druhych statov
musia tax iste platit' l az
8 procentnu dan z vyplaty.
Zakon O poisteni prot ne
zamestnanosti ma doteraz
devat' statov a distrikt Co.
lumbia, ktorych zamestnava-
telia plata Wac ako jednu
tretinu vsetkej place kraji-
ny. Mnohym statnym zako-
nodarnam predlozili uz ma
vrhy tohoto zakona. Uspech
zakona o socialnej zabezpe-
Ike zalezi ma statoch. Kym
staty zakon neschvalia, ME
sd zamestnanci v ich obchod
nych a priemyslovych poo, IL
koch nijako chraneni v ca
soch nezamestn anosti.
Rok 1886 bude svedkom
nasledujucich l.rolzov k So
cialnej zabezpeke:
Pc prve, budd poloz ne
zaklady razeryneho fondu, 2
ktoreho tudd stity po /. ia
nuari 1898 vypl&cat' neza-
mestnanym ;ste sunny pro-
porch k ich vol 'akad ajsiemu
zarobku.
& d. L,.,,kr IL -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-06
"Cirkevne Listy" jubiluju.

CIrkevne Llsty JublluJu.
Cirkevne Listy, casopis pre-
evanjelikov-Slovakov, vycha-
dzaju V Lipt. Sv. Mikulasi
a v tomto roku vstupia do
so. rocnika.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-06
Slovensks poziadavky v do
pravnictve.

v Br tislave zasadal Slo-
vensky &. pravny vybor, v
ktorom sd svojimi zastupca-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-01
QUIET CELEBRATIONS
MARK u. S. MAY DAY
Police Alert in Europe as Labor
Takes Holiday.
BY United Press

Labor organizations in virtually
all large cities of the country cele-
brated the fiftieth anniversary of
May Day with parades and speeches
today. Socialists and Communists
took charge of the ceremonies in
some communities but police no.
where expected disturbance.
The traditional holiday of the
organized workers of Europe, the
day was celebrated all over the
continent with police on the alert
for disorders. The celebrations in
Nazi Germany and Communist Rus
STA were official. Spain was the
chief potential trouble center. but
In Poland authorities took extra
ordinary precautions.
a united labor May Day commit
tee. in which American Federation
Of Labor unions and Socialists and
Communists Of all hues cooper
lated, expected 100000 marchers to
participate in seven-hour parade
past reviewing stand in New
Works Union Square.
A plan to have Tom Mooney lead
TIE march failed because Gov. Frank
Merriam of California refused to
release him from San Quentin
Prison under 100000 bail.
Communist Russia held a gigan-
nc display of its military might in
the Red Square of Moscow before
the Kremlin.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-01
N. {. CONVENTION IS
CALLED TO ORDER
General Conference Opens
at Columbus, o.

By United Press
COLUMBUS, O., May bishop
John L. Nuelson OF Zurich, Switzer-
land, senior bishop of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, today called to
order GA delegates to the church's
thirty-second quardennial general
conference. supreme legislative body
Of a membership of more than
1000 900 throughout the world. The
sessions are expected to last three
weeks.
Bishop Nselson was to conduct a
solemn communion service formally
opening the general conference.
Business organization was to follow,
with first meetings or the IL stand
ing committees later in the day.
First Of pending ma jor issues to
come before the general conference
is expected to be the proposal for
unification Of three branches Of
Methodist Protestant Church. IS ex-
pected to reach the floor early next
week.
The controversy over the position
to be taken by the church on eco
nomic and social questions, which
has developed between left and
right wing factions, was not expect
ed 20 come before the conference
1Ok tM0 NG4x
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-01
Flat Increase to Embrace
Larger Number, Is Stand
Taken by Board.

The Federation of Public School
Teachers today expressed disap-
pointment at the 500 fiat salary
increase voted yesterday by the
School Board to all teachers not
affected by the minimum salary
law.
President Wilbur s. BarnEart
said, however, that the federation
had the highest confidence in the
Judgment and ability of the board
The fiat restoration plan, the
board said, insures larger amount
of restoration to lower-salaried
group than percentage plan would
have.
While we had hoped that the
board would be able to make larger
step toward restoring our salaries
this year than last year, We have
the highest confidence in the judg-
ment and ability of the board Mr..
Barnhart said.
s'When it Is understood that this
restoration leaves salaries still be-
low the 1881 level and that no au-
tomato increases have been granted
to higher salary levels since 1881,
we believe the citizens will heartily
approve the action of the board.
THE method of apportioning the
raises meets with the approval of
the federation"
Elementary teachers, according to
the state minimum salary law
passed by the 1885 session of the
Legislature, are to receive salaries
ranging from $1,000 to $1,000. All
elementary teachers who receive
less than $1,000 and who have served
one year, are to receive $1,000 in
1867.
Law Forces Adjustment
The law also requires that min
imum salaries paid high school
teachers, up to and including the
fourth year of experience, shall be
from $3.50 to $3.50 a year. The
1867 schedule makes the adjust
ment required by this law
In effect, this restoration still
leaves reduction of from six to
nile and nine-tenths per cent on
basic salaries of $1,000 or more. More
than two-thirds of indianapolis
teachers are included in this group.
On salaries OF $500 to $500, reduc-
tionS of 3.6 per cent to 5.4 per cent
are still in effect. The average
salary cut in effect now is 13lz per
cent.
The estimated cost of this restor-
alton is sos. $50 as agaiast restor-
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-01
WPA WORKER UNDER
FIRE AS Pull CLERK
Custer Is Demanded by
GreenIee Forces.

The Marion County Board OF
Election Commissioners this after.
noon was considering demand of
Greenlee supporters for the re-
moyal OF Harry H. Ferguson, 26 E.
l4th-st, as inspector in the Eleventh
precinct of the Eighth Ward. be-
cause he is a WPA employee.
They claim that Federal job hold
ers are barred from holding cleo
ton board positions.
John Harness, 324 E. 12th-st. a
former employee of the. state gross
income tax division and one of the
Greenlee delegates, signed the petit
ton.
Mr.. Ferguson is a supervisor of
surplus commodities for the state
Works Progress Administration. He
could not be reached for comment.
Election board members said they
would hold hearing on the pre-
test.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-01
c. Of c. AssdiIs Pay Raise
Disappointing to Teachers
Warns Taxpayers May
Face Highest Tax Rate
in History Next Year.

The indianapolis Chamber of
Commerce today released a state
ment claiming that property tax
payers are likely to be confronted
with demands for the highest tax
rate in the history OF the city in
1897.
The increase in teachers salaries
granted by the School Board yes
terday lis only one of considerable
number of demands that will be
made for larger expenditures and
higher taxes next year by local
units of government the chamber
said.
The statement follows:
1.-THE action of the Board of
School Commissioners in voting to
spend $205,00O more in the next
fiscal year for a further restoration
of salary reduction will mean an
addition of 8 cents on each 500 of
taxables in the property tax rate
next year If all the needed revenue
is raised within the fiscal year.
Unfortunately for the property
taxpayer, this is only one of con-
siderable number of demands that
will be made for larger expendi-
lures and higher taxes next Year by
this and other local units of gov
eminent. A summary of the fac
tors now beginning to appear in
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-01
HALLE TO FIGHT
TO END, DEFIES
FOE AT GATES
Peace Negotiations With
Italians Are Barred
by Emperor.
Adds FALL IMMINENT
New Capital Will Be Estab-
liShed in South,
Ruler Says.
BIZ United Press

By United Press
Adds ABABA, May L.
Emperor Halle Selassie, with
the Italian forces at the gates
of his capital, proclaimed late
today that he would resist
the Italian invaders to the
last, although forced to aban-
don Adds Ababa.
The Emperor said direct peace
negotiations with the Italians are
out of the question and that he
would negotiate only through the
League of Nations.
Receiving the press Just before
departure of 5000 men of the Inn
perlal Guard for the hills, Halle
Selassie said his abandonment of
Adds Ababa under pressure is not
significant and that new seat of
government would be established
farther to the south.
Il will never negotiate peace di-
rectly with the Italians" he said.
This country will negotiate only
through the League. l will never
leave my country of my own free
wili-never.
win the outside world abandon
us to our fate?"
Continues League Reliance
The Emperor said that although
he is abandoning the capital and
leaving it without defense against
the italian occupation to avoid UNI
necessary bloodshed, he would be in
communication with the outside
world from his new seat of gov
eminent and would continue to urge
League action to enforce settle-
ment.
Ethiopia is not suing for peace"
he said.
Such of the population as re-
NAMED in the capital looked to the
Emperor for advice as to whether
they should remain or flee. Halle
Selassie conferred continually with
his ministers prior to departure.
Shows Results of Strain
He had lost his debonair look of
few months ago and seemed worn
and haggard. His beard was streaked
with gray His hands were band
aged, allegedly because of burns
from Italian gas.
The Emperor nevertheless ex-
pressed emphatically his fighting
spirit.
Il shall reorganize and fight
again" he told the press, The war
is not over by long way"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-01
Our Joe Williams Tries Four
Systems, Produces Four
Different Winners.
by JOE WILLIAMS
Times Special Writer

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 1.--This
department will now proceed to the
business of picking the winner of
the Derby. 1t will proceed with its
customary thoroughness, and, it is
to be hoped, with its customary
success, which in the past has been
nothing short of appalling.
First, the department will EMPLOY
the form system. Like Hungarian
goulash, this consists of many
things. 1t involves a close study of
breeding, training, relative time.
track conditions and the feasibility
of the Townsend Plan. 1t also. in
wolves a studied attitude and pro-
found mood, befitting the impress
sive expert.
All these factors have received
the careful consideration of your
correspondent and while he felt it
dlstasteful peering intimately into
the family lines of the thorough
breds-I mean how would YOU like
to have some snoopy stranger check
ing up on your forfears?-i was
so~' thing that just had to be done.
The result of this consideration.
which is the basis of the afore-
mentioned form, leads the depart
ment to forecast the result of the
Derby will be Brevity, Bervity and
Brevity, in the order named. On
form. supported by proved ability.
the Joe E. Widener colt really stands
out like tarpon in a goldfish bowl.
But this department does not
rely wholly on the form system,
or the Rockne system either.
for that matter. Form can be mis-
leading. Now you take lady in a
ballroom gown, and then take her
Turn to Page Three)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-01
ITALY AWAITS FLASH
OF CAPITALS FALL
Frequent Reports Made of
city's Capture.

By United Press
ROME, May 1.-Italy's motorized
columns, rumbling over mountain
trails and through torrents swelled
by rains, advanced ever nearer to
Adds Ababa today, while over every
mile of Italy from the Alps to Sicily
men, women. and children waited
for the flash that the capital had
fallen.
Frequent reports spread that the
city had been entered. Marshal
Pietro Badoglio, however, in his
bulletin today, told of calculated
progress of a great military force
moving along roughly parallel noun
tain roads and trails toward the
capital.
One column occupied Zebra Sina,
lT7lz miles from Ababa, on the Des-
sye-Ankober-A Adds Ababa road,
and continued on to take the
dominating peak of Ternaber, TO-
824 feet high, five miles farther on.