davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-17
Adresar spolkov
STRUTHERSKY SLOvENSKY IN
PROVEMENT KLUB.

Predseda Jan j. Gura. 1877 Wilson
St. Podpredseda Jozef Koza 492
5th st. - Pokladnik Stefan KubiGko
155 Como st. UGtovnik Jan Stri-
shok, 522 9Th st. Zapisnik
Michal Slavkovskv. 1T Marion Ave.
Vybor maietku: Jozef Sotkovsky.
IS Charles ST.. Jurai Fillip. 81
Overlook Blvd. Stefan Gabrik, rs
Greed st. Improvement vibor:
Stefan Volovar. Andrei Sakmar a
Jan Stroiny.
Schodze sa odbyvail kazd6 3. me-
del'u 1880 veGer v American Le.
gion Hall ma Elm st.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-17
SPOLOK ZvEST. P. MARIE. 6. 344
IKSZJ. v CAMPBELL o.

Urad: Alzbeta Eperiesi. predsed.
kyna. 113 jefferson ST.. Campbell.
Ohio. Maria Babinec. zapisnfeka.
$50 Robinson Road. Campbell. o. -
Maria Bires, dctovnfcka. 205 Reed
Ave-. Campbell. O. Maria Hovor-
sky, pokladniGka. 56 18th ST..
Campbell. Ohio. Zuzanna Klucar.
vfbor chorSch. 554 Tennev Ave.
Campbell. o.
Sch6dze sa odbyvaiu kazdu 5. ne.
del'u mesiaci pod kostolom osady
sv. Jana Krstitel'a ma Reed Ave-.
Campbell. Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-17
Vzrast ziactva ma rol'nic-
kych skol6ch.

Rol'nicke skoly, ktore sld-
zia k odbornej vychove bu-
ddcich majitel'ov strednych
a mensfch sedliackych ma
jetkov, tesla sa cfm d'alej
tym vacsej obl'ube. Proti
minulemu roku pribudlo 149
ziakov, ii. 13 perc. Proti r.
1882 a 1888 je vzrast o so
percent. Al gazdinske sko-
ly vykazuju vzrast ziacok, a
to "a posledny rok 0 1856, ii.
18 percent.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-17
Druzstevnictvo ma Slovensku
a Podkarpatskej Rusi.

DruZStevnlctvo ma SlovenSKu
Podkarpatskej Rusi.
" roku 1884 bolo ma Slo-
vensku 3,032 druzstiev, z
ktorych boio 1880 Iyerny Oh
a 1852 neuvernych. v tonne
roku ma Podkarpatskej Rusi
bolo vsetkych druzstiev 612,
z toho uvernych 272 a ne
uvernych druzstiev $40.
Medzi 1880 uvernymi druz
swami ma Slovensku bolo 65
zivnostenskych zalozien a
1918 uvernych druzstiev. Ma
Podk. Rusi bolo v tomto roku
8 zivnostenskych zalozien 8
264 uvernych druzstiev.
.Podra rokovacej reci bolo
ma Slovensku I'll 1vernych
druzstiev slovenskych, 46 ne
meckych, 170mad'arskych a
SO smiesanych. Ma Podk. Ru-
81 bolo 81 slovenskych, 108
rusinskych, 13 nemeckych.
rs mad 'arskych a As smiesa-
nych.
z nedvernych druzstiev bo-
10 zemedelskych ma Sloven-
sku 1888 a ma Podkarpat-
skej Rusi 221. Najvacsiu
cast tychto druzstiev tvorily
druzstva nakupne, predajne
a vyrobne. zivnostenskych
druzstiev bolo ma Slovensku
1873 a ma Podkarpatskej Ru-
81 sc. 2 mich najvacsi pocet
tvorily druzstva vyrobne -
100 a AZ. Konzumnych druz-
stiev bolo ma Slovensku 148,
ma Podkarpatskej Rusi 35.
Stavebnych a bytovych druz-
stiev bolo ma Slovensku 205,
ma Podk. Rusi Is. Ostatnych
druzstiev ma Slovensku bolo
%, ma Podkarpatskcj Rust 3.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-17
Slovensky magnezit do
Spoj. Ststov.

Slovenske magnezitove "a
vody v Kosiciach, Lovinoba-
nj a Ochtilnej pracuju plnou
parou. Odbyt slovenskeho
magnezitu sa v poslednom
case 0 mnoho zlepsil, lebo
dosly znacne objednavky 20
zahranicia, najma 2 Meme
cka, ale j 20 zamoria, 20
Spojenych Statov, kde slo.
vensky magnezit uspesne SUI
t'azi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-17
Ma skoly a kulturu $50 mill
onov Kcs.

Hovori sa, ze podl'a stat
nej starostlivosti o skolstvo
a kulturu pozna sa narod.
Ackol'vek moderna doba roz
sirila tdto Qtazku este o So
cialnu a brannl starostli-
vost', zazpamenava statny
rozpocet vo vydavkoch ma
skolstvo a narodnu osvetu
temer l billion Kcs a, radi
tax mas stat medzi staty s
najvyssou podporou kultdry.
z toho ma narodne skolstvo
ide 314.2 mil, ma stredne
skoly 1898 mil, ma odborne
117.8 mil, ma vysoke skoly
1892 mil. Kcs, pre- Nabo-
zenskl maticu 46 mil. atd'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-17
Zahrabala diet'a v stajni do
slamy.

Hermina Randova, 21-r.
rol 'nfcka dcera z Hricovske-
no Podhradia, dina 21. okto-
bra porodila v mastali svo-
#jich rodicov zdraveho ne
manzelskeho synceka. Bojac
sa handy, rozhodla sa diet'a
hned' po narodenf zabit'. A
tax al urobila. Vopchala mu
do 1st puncochu, zabalila no
do handar a zahrabala v
mastali pod slamu. abX tam
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-17

mix, lebo pod domain ludl
nachodia sa vel'ke zasoby
striciek ,redaktorov, redakc-
nych miestnosti, tlaciarni,
spoikovych miestnosti, po-
drobnejsie fotografie sloven-
skych stvrti. / tu ma kazdu
fotografiu treba napisat', co
je ma nej vyobrazene.
6. Potrebne by bolo, ably
SINE mali statistiku a roz-
vrstvenie Slovakov. Povd'ac-
nj by SINE boil kazdemu, kto
by nam aspon tieto ddaje
napisal. Navrhol by som tu-
to jednotnd formu: ,
Mesto .......... v state. -.
celkovy pocet obyvatel 'ov.
AXE narodnosti v meste a v
axiom percente ziju. KoPko
je tam Slovakov. .. z kto-
rel zupy a ktoreho mesta
stareho kraju sa st'ahovali.
AXE lie ich zamestnanie. AXE
spolky majd, kedy a kym
boly zalozene. Presne adre-
sy spolkov. Mena Iradnikov.
Kol'ko clenov majl jedno-
tive spolky. AXE kostoly
majd. AXE skoly. Kol'ko zia-
kov navstevuje slovenske
skoly. Memo a presna adre-
sa PIP. fararov a ucitelov.
Vychadza vo Vasom meste
slovensky casopis a ktory. :.
Ak vychadzal v minulosti,
ktory to Dol a kedy zani-
kol. Presne adresy vo Va
som meste vychadzajucich
casopisov slovenskych. Mena
redaktorov slovenskych case.
pisov. Adresy poprednych,
verejne cinnych Slovakov
ma ktorych sa mono v slo'
venskych narodnych veciach
vzdy obratit' ............
Mimo tychto otazok MOI
no napisat' vsetko, co po
kladate "a dolezite a w
znamne. Ak sa nam poda
ri takymto sposobom Ii
skat' nejaky material, pres
re data, bude to vel'mi cen
nym materialom nielen- PR
historika, ale i pre- narodo
hospodara j pre- inych vede
ckych pracovnikov. Ked' 81
delegacia vrati, vyda o tych
to veciach vacsiu publikaciu
Najlepsie by bolo, keby jed
notlive intestine odbocky spo
kov sa podujaly ma zodpo
vedanie tychto otazok, all
; budeme vel'mi povd'acni ka
zdemu, kto nam v tejto vec
pomoze. Ide o vec vyznam
; MI a kazdy z Vas moze svo
jou hrivnou prispiet'. k to
mu, aby historic americkycl
Slovakov bola co najuplnej
sia a najpresnejsia. Je to ,
: nasom vlastnom zaujme, alb.
Sa tax StalO.
Mnohi z americkych Slova
> kov tn " Amerike zazili n;
!, poll narodnom a spolkovon
mnoho vyznamnych civil
. Poznali ste sa mnohymi
ma ktorych sa tn nesmie "a
bldat'. Mnohi z vas presl
: slavou, bohatstvom j utrpe
: MIN. / to sd cenne veci,
: tie hodno zaznamenat' a ma
: pisat'. Vyberie 81 2 mich mn
; no cenneho j vedecky pra
covnik, ale najde v mic
: cenne namely i basnik a re
: manopisec. Napfste nam icl
( Napfste nam, co viete o ia
!. kych muzoch, akym Dol Ro
nianek, Furdek, Saliva, jar
/ kola, M&rsaA, Spevak, Wol
a ini a ini. Tento material s
7 donna v Mattel roztriedi, W
decky spracuje a da So d
isluzieb slovenskej vedy. Ks
i zdy 2 Vas moze vykona
a cenny kus prace. Pomozt
= nam. Vsetky knizne zasie
] ky, fotografie q listy zasis
i latte ma adresu: Matica Slt
venskl, 4l5 East 10th ST
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-17
X. Cullen:
Chcete, aby sa ma americkych Slovakov
buducnosti nezabudalo?

vsak v slovenskych casopi-
soch. Matica Slovenska I.
Sv. MARITIME uz touto ce-
stou prosi vsetky redakcie
slovenskych casopisov v A
merike, aby jej zasielaly a.
spon po jednom cisle svojho
casopisu. V kniznici Matice
Slovenskej kazdy casopis je
pristupny sirokej verejnosti,
kazde cislo sa ulozi a po-
tom cele sviazane rocniky sa
ukladaju do kniznice tam
tieto casopisy zostanu pri-
stupne vedeckym pracovni-
kom. Stare rocniky casopi-
SOW su najlepsim obrazom
minulosti. Donna v maticnej
kniznici name vsetky rocni-
ky slovenskych casopisov cd
prveho az po posledny, ale
name len maly zlomok z
tych casopisov, ktore Wy
chodily v Amerike. / tn sa
obraciame ma redakcie vset-
kych slovenskych casopisov,
ably pre- maticnu kniznicu
darovaly i 20 starsich roc
nikov. Dozvedeli SINE sa, re
i mnohf jednotlivci maj1
starsie rocniky slovenskych
casopisov. Prosili by SINE
ich, aby nam oznamili, ktore
sd to a ak ich nemozu da-
rovat', co Ia ne chcu. Radi
by SINE, aby SINE donna do
rik mladej slovenskej vede-
ckej generacie mohli dat
vsetky slovenske casopisy,
ktore vychadzaly i ma pode
Spoj. Statov.
3. Vel'ky vyznam mozu
mat prilezitostne tlaciva,
hroslrky, letaky, plakaty a
pod. Tychto sa tn v Ameri-
ke ci uz v slovencine, ci v
anglictine vydalo ma sta. I
tie su nam vePmi potrebne.
Tu sa nesmie mic podceno-
vat. najmensi listok, po-
zvanka, letacik ma svoju
cenu.
| A. Pri pisani historic ma
vel'ky, ba skoro rozhodny
'vyznam korespondencia, t.j.
listy. Tu v Amerike zije mno
no vyznamnych slovenskych
buditel'ov, narodovcov, kto-
ri riadili osudy Slovakov ma
americkej p6de, v ich IL
stoch MONO najst najcen-
nejsi pramen X slovenskym
dejinam. Takato korespon-
dencia sa trait. Vyznam
tychto listov sa da niekdy
t'azko uvedomit' hned'. Maj.
lepsie a najistejsie sl tieto
listing zachovane v archi.
voch a v muzeach. Vieme.
re v mnohych pripadoch sa
majitelia takychto listo,
t'azko S mimi lucia, lebo ST
i'm zvlast' mile a preto v ia.
komto pripade prosili by
SINE hodnoverny odpis, q
najlepsie by bola fotografis
takychto listov. ~.
Zachrante rukopisny ma.
terial po nasich slovenskych
dejatePoch, vykonate tyn
yeTky skutok pre- sloyenskG
historiu.
5. Delegacia Matice Slo.
venskej ma v plane hned' pc
navrate do starej vlasti u.
sporiadat' po vsetkych slo.
i venskych mestach vel'ku W.
stavu o americkych Slova'
koch. Ma tejto vystave BY
vystavila ciastku materialr
knizneho, casopiseckeho, ru
kopisneho a plakatoveho
ktory tu sosbiera, ale tott
vsetko bude musiet' ilustro
vat i obrazom. Pre- mas bu
de vzacna kazda fotografis
20 zivota americkych Slova
kov. Budeme potrebovat
najma tieto fotografie:
Americko-slovenskych ma
, rodnych buditepov a verej
: nych pracovnikov, ii zijd
!. cich a Ii zomrelych. Ma kaz
! d1 fotografiu treba napisat
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-17
sTRANA s.

ME Je v nlch ZnOdnOtena pTa
ca jednej tretiny slovenske-
tho naroda, t. j. MET v Mich
dejin americkych Slovakov.
Citime to donna, citia to Slo-.
yaci tn v Amerike, re je
to chyba, ze je to vazny ne
dostatok. Treba caste zdo-
raznovat' slovom pismom,
5e bez dejin americkych Slo
vakov MET jednotnych a u
plnych slovenskych dejin.
L,'ahko sa da ospravedlnit'
tento nedostatok. V minulo-
sti nebolo ami moznosti, ami
pudi, ktori by sa o tieto We
ei mohli starat' a po prevra-
te bolo ma Slovensku tol'ko
prace, ze sa nenasly ami je-
dny ruky, ktore by SINE boil
mohli uvol'nit'. Dnes, ked'
50 zacina prizvukovat' zno-
vuzrodene povedomie spolu-
patricnosti vsetkych Slova-
kov ma celom svete, zacinaju
sa mlade generacie sloven-
ske obracat' i k najvyznam-
nejsej slozke slovenskeho ma
roda, k americkym Slova-
kom. Dnes sa donna o ame-
rickych Slovakoch pise via
cej ako inokedy. Citit', ze
prichadza cas-, v ktorom do
slovenskych dejin bude treba
zaradit' kapitolu o ameri-
ckych Slovakoch.
Vedecka praca slovenska
xacina sa sdstrednovat' v Ma
tici Slovenskej. Preto ME je
mic divine, ked' historicky
odbor Matice Slovenskej v
prfpravnych pracach k napi-
saniu vel'kych slovenskych
deifn ma pryom mieste ide
posbierat' pramene k deji-
nam americkych Slovakov.
z tych pramenov, ktore
I'd o americko-slovenskom
3ivote v muzejach, v knizni-
siach q v archivoch ma Slo-
vensku, nedaju sa napfsat'
kriticke a pravdive dejiny a.
merickych Slovakov. My do
ma name len maly zlomok
v Amerike vydanych knih,
nevieme, Co sa "a tych so
rokov, Go sa slovenske slovo
v Amerike tlaci, ma poll IL
terarnom, politickom, spoil
kovom a hospodarskom w.
konalo. Nemame ami soznam
I. tlace, novin, len kde-tu mai
de sa nepatrny zlomok z to,
no, co sa v Amerike vytla,
clio. Nemame listy, rukopi.
sy americko-slovenskych ci.
nitel'ov a narodnych budite.
l'ov. Nemame ami presnej
statistiky o spolkoch, casopi'
soch a rozvrstveni Slovakol
v Amerike. Bee tychto veci
nedaj1 sa pfsat' dejiny.
Delegacia Matice Sloven.
skej neprisla do Ameriky
len preto, aby poukazovals
americko-slovenskej verej'
nosti ma slovenskd minulost
. pritomnost', ale prisla So
j sama poucit', informovat
q najma prisla zachytit' prs
VI obraz slovenskeho zivots
v Amerike, aby no mohls
potom ukazat' i donna ns
Slovensku. Prisla, ably po
sbierala material k ameri
cko-slovenskym dejinam.
Pre- historika ma kazds
malickost' svoju cenu. Ked'
ze nam ide o to, ably pra
meme, ktore delegacia do
NOV privezie, boly CO naju
plnejsie, preto treba cote
povedat' o sposoboch sbie
rania tohto materialu.
Co nam treba sbierat'?
/. v prvom rade nam i'd
h o knizne vydania. V Anne
rike vyslo mnoho sloven
slktch knih. Vydavaly sa tt
romany, knihy poucne, nabo
xenske, politicke a rome
Spolky a easopisy vydaval,
kalendare, pri roznych jubi
lejach vydavaly sa pamatni
ce, kratke historic kostoloy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-17
v oravskom Babine znova
horelo.

horelo.
Este je v zivej pamati
vel'ky ohen, ktory pred Ca
som znicil oravsku dedinu
Babin takmer do zakladov.
Cd tych cias uz horelo v
dedine znova a patranie po
podpapacovi zostava mar
ne, tax ako v poslednom pri-
pade, ktory sa stal v tychto
dhoch. V stodole rol'nfka Jo-
zefa Uhrika vzblcal ohen a
o chvil'u stala budova v pla-
menoch. Ohen sa preniesol
al ma stajnu a dom, ktore
boly tiez znacne poskodene.
Len bezvetriu a nadl'udske-
mu 1siliu hasicov treba d'a-
kovat', ze sa podarilo ohen
zavcasu lokalizovat' a tax
odvratit' novl katastrofu
chudobnej dediny. Zhorelo
mnoho kr1niva a steliva O.
krem toho nova benzinova
mlat'acka. Skoda je vyse Fl
tisfc q len ciastocne kryta
noistnnfm
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-17

zahynulo. Nemluvna SO tam
zadusilo. .Krajsky sud v
TrenGfne bezcitnl matku od-
sudil "a to ma pat mesiacov
do vazenia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-17
Prednaska v Spis. Novel
Val.

Sbor 1873. SLOW. ligy vo
Spis. Novel Vsi 13. dec. v
kline Tatry ma II. vyrocie
prichodu c.-s. vojska do me-
sta, usporiadal verejnd pred
nasku spravcu skoly J. Mi
kolaja 20 zahranicnom od-
boji" S 1vodnym privetom
cvicneho ucitel'a Joz. Sire
du.
The Washington times., 1936-07-07
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The Washington times., 1936-07-07

GOldenberg'-Main Floor
The Washington times., 1936-11-05
HULL TO PRESS
TRADE PACTS
ABROAD
International News Service

AhtSEuAtiOHhl Ne"b SSENlCS
The cornerstone Of the second
Roosevelt Administration in for
eign relations will be pursuance of
the good neighbor" policy, Secre-
tary of state Hull said today. The
United States will seek to pro-
mote prosperity for this country
and the rest of the world through
extension of its trade agreements
program, clearing away barriers
to revival of international trade.
BY stimulating return of good
times" through a freer flow of
trade. the Administration believes
1t will go long way toward main
tenance of peace.
Strict Neutrality
If, and when, foreign war comes,
the United States will adhere to
an attitude of strict neutrality,
Hull said.
Beaming with pride over the vim
dication of his program Of recipro-
cal trade agreements which came
with the Roosevelt reelection land
slide, Hull defined the charted
course of the United States in
its foreign relations during the
next four years.
Hull's statement was regarded
by observers as a definite indi-
cation that renewal of the neu-
trality and reciprocal trade acts,
which expire next year, will be
sought in the new Congress.
The neutrality act permits the
President to clamp down an en-
barge on shipment of arms, NUM-
lions and instruments of war
against both sides when nations
are at war.
IA Treaties Made
Fourteen reciprocal trade
treaties have thus far been ne
gotiated. Hull's goal is the con-
clusion of a treaty with Great
Britain and her colonies, which
collectively constitute Americas
second best customer. Hull, in q
statement, said:
Democracy never in all his
WY AuACIUACu OH mOTc iii
preSSive scale than when over
IS million American citizens
went to the ballot box Tuesday.
"No administration has ever
received an Endorsement so near
ly universal and so nearly unani.
nous not the least of our
record on which favorable judy
ment was pronounced were our
foreign policies and foreign re-
latiOnS during the past four
years."
Hull reiterated that the core Of
his foreign policy was the good
neighbor" doctrine, whose out
standing object, he described as
the promotion of peace.
The Washington times., 1936-11-05
Largest Church

The Cathedral of st. John
the Divine in New York City,
now under construction, is ex-
pected to be the largest Gothic
cathedral in the world.
The Washington times., 1936-11-05

Use Sears Super
S ervice Anti
freeze. Does not
evaporate or boil
off.
The Washington times., 1936-11-05

r es is freezing
point Of alcohol,
glycerine or Pres
tone radiator So
lutions.
The Washington times., 1936-11-05

Clear glass pane
set in m e t a !
frame attached
with su ito n
cups.
The Washington times., 1936-11-05

Rubber chains.
last 10 times as
long as steel.
positive traction,
no noise.
The Washington times., 1936-11-05

Heatmaster will
bring water up to
the correct tenn
perature in half
usual time.
Evening star., 1936-04-15
Lobby
Continued From First Page.)

NOOuluucu FTOLQ clISL FdBc.b
courteously and answered questions in
a responsive" way.
Muse and Kirby told the Senators
that John j. Raskob gave $1,000 10
the Committee to Uphold the Consti-
tuition. Muse said the contribution
was made after he and Kirby had
visited Raskob on the eightieth floor
of the Empire State Building in New
York.
Pierre S. du Pont also gave the Or
ganiZation $1,000, Muse declared. He
said he got a check for that amount
during a call on Du Pont at Whining
ton.
Muse said the gifts of Raskob and
Du Pont were for the specific purpose
Of financing Talmadge-for-P President
campaign meeting in Macon, Ga. last
Summer.
Muse said nearly all of the $4,000
was spent on the Macon meeting.
Muse said the principles of the
Committee to Uphold the Constitution
appealed to those gentlemen" mean
ing Du Pont and Raskob.
Lammot du Pont contributed $2,500
aud Henri du Pont $500 to the
general fund Of the committee, Muse
said. Alfred P. Sloan, jr.. sent $1,000,
he said
Kirby said he expressed at Macon
a disclaimer of responsibility for
literature attacking President and
Mrs. Roosevelt.
Muse, under rigorous questioning.
said he had received at Macon a
bundle of papers containing photo
graphs of President and Mrs. Roose-
velt being escorted by Negroes.
did Mr.. Raskob and Mr.. du Pont
know about this Iterature?" asked
Black.
mo, nothing at ALL"
Muse said he always carried some
of this literature around in his
pocket.
Senator Schwellenbach, Democrat
Of Washington, reading from . List
of contributors in the West, asked
why this Southern committee was
able to get money in other sections
Of the country"
We'll" responded Muse, 'it was
probably because there are people
out there who believe in the American
form OF government and who want
to save It,"
Muse said the Committee to Uphold
the Constitution was organized last
year by that lovely old gentleman,
Kirby, Austin Callan and himself. He
described Callan as a Texas newspaper
man who knows the Constitution.
Schwellenbach brought out that
other contributors included Howard
c. Hopson, utilities rnagnate, $40;
Irenee du Pont, $50; Senator Metcalf
Evening star., 1936-04-15

mony Vance Muse gave before the
Senate Lobby Committee concerning
the circulation Of pictures OF Mrs.
Franklin D. Roosevelt in the company
Of Negroes, was correct.
That's correct" Sheppard said
when informed here that Muse had
told Of circulating such pictures In the
South.
Are you going to fight Roosevelt
in county convention next month";"
he was asked.
no" he replied. II am fighting the
Negro movement-I am fighting any
step which Is toward social equality
for Negroes. For 43 years I have been
fighting this movement-ever since ]
was 1s."
Did Muse get the pictures from
you9"
"Yes. He and many others got
them"
How many were circulated?"
II collected the pictures from va
rious papers and magazines and then
had lithograph made. We got 10000
copies and these were distributed oveg
the Southern States"
Sheppard. who Is also q member OF
the Democratic County Executive
Committee, was asked who paid for
the printing.
1T was done by popular subscrip-
tion," he answered.
Evening star., 1936-04-15

Republican, Rhode Island, $50; John
w. Prentiss, of Hornblower & Weeks,
$50; r. E. Olds, jr.. Lansing. Mich,
500; Carleton Macy, New York
City. $40; Ogden Mills, New York
City, s100: Alvin Macauley. Detroit,
$50, and Frank B. Kellogg. st.
Paul, $50.
The committee examined a broad
side" containing reproductions Of head
lines and articles published in various
white and colored newspapers in con-
nection with attendance by the Roose-
velts at colored meetings. The circular
reprinted an editorial, Social Equality
at the White House." from the
Chronicle. published in Arlington
County, Va.
Muse said these circulars were given
to him by Allen S. Shepherd of the
Election Managers Association. Black
said he might call Shepherd to testify.
The committee excused Muse and
Kirby shortly after noon, with the
understanding they would later send
the group recent literature circulated
by their organization. The committee
adjourned until 10 am. tomorrow.
From an unwilling witness yester-
day the committee learned Of q friend
ly relationship between the Liberty
League and the Farmers independence
Council, whereby the council uses Of
flee facilities Of the league In Wash
tngton and Chicago and receives
financial aid from league leaders.
The witness, Stanley F. Morse. vice
president Of the council, said he was
consulting agriculturist" Of the Lib
erty League at 5000 a week at the
time he organized the council more
Evening star., 1936-04-15
FRIGHT IS FATAL

CHICAGO HEIGHTS, nj. R.-
John Fisk, 28. died on the operating
table as nurses prepared to anesthetize
him for a tonsilectomy.
Fire Chief George Mahnke, who
used an inhalator In an unsuccessful
effort to revive the patient, declared:
Il think the man was scared to death.
His mouth was locked shut so firmly
we couldn't open it."
Evening star., 1936-04-15
MARIONETTE FESTIVAL
w. p. A. Unit to Provide Displays
Tomorrow Also.

A marionette festival Is being held
at pm. today and tomorrow at Gar
nett-Patterson and Roosevelt High
Schools under the auspices Of the Fed
eral theater marionette unit Of the
w. p. A.
Among the local narionette groups
participating in the festival are the
Junior League, Francisco Portillo and
Miss Alma Thomas groups. Other
groups from the public schools Will
give performances as well as display
their puppets.
The Federal theater marionette
group Of the District has been working
under the direction Of Robert War.
field, and will present plays at variou,
Fairgrounds In Washington this Spring
and Summer.