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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-02-20
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CULLINGS
By EDGAR H. CASE

Old Man Winter still holds
sway and all is mostly quiet
along the big sports horizon. The
Deans, Dizzy and Daffy, are hold
ing out for more pay for gassing
opposing National League teams
into insignificance, impotence or
defeat. And no one can blame the
Deans.
Seems that they got hooked up
with the wrong team, looking at
it from a commercial or financial
viewpoint The New York Yam
KEGS and several other teams
would pay them a lot more mon
ey for their services. But all the
real stars can't play where they
can get most pay. If such a thing
We're allowed baseball would soon
become too one-Sided to be inter
esting. But perhaps every team in
both leagues could use another
star pitcher, which should be an
incentive to young hurlerS.
BIG LEAGUE BALL
SEASON SHAPES UP
The 1886 season Is shaping up
without Babe Ruth figuring in any
teams plans. And Babe Ruth
once meant as much or more to
baseball than Jack Dempsey
meant to boxing. Yet, no gates
will close because he's through.
No gates closed when Ty Cobb
put away his flying, slashing
spikes. No gates closed when the
great Iris Speaker stopped chas-
ing fly balls. None closed when
old Grover Alexander's flipper
lost its pep and vim. Burnley
Grimes, Ray Schalk, Red Faber,
Herb Pennock, Walter johnson
and other baseball immortals
quietly eased out of the picture
and the game goes on, ever in
creasing in popularity. And it will
continue to go on when Warneke,
the Dean brothers, Hubbell, Go
mez. Grove, Terrell, Rowe,
Bridges, Gehrig, FoxX, Manush,
and others are gone.
Rogers Hornsby says his st.
Louis Browns are going to start
right out winning ball games this
year. He has a very young in
field and expects to get a big
kick out Of seeing his "kids" win
games.
He doesn't think the Boston
Red Sox's great array of expen-
sive stars will mould into a team
that will click. His idea is that
a woodworking team of ordi-
nary players is better than a team
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HAUPTMANN CASE IS
DROPPED BY LAWYER
Continued from page one)

March 30.
The press conference was held
in one of the rooms Of two
room suite at the Stacy-"rent
Hotel.
When the reporters were al.
mitted to the room they found
Leibowitz sitting near a table on
which the remnants of dinner still
stood. He was putting at an oddly
colored pipe. Sitting beside him
was Fisher, looking tired and
downcast.
Leibowitz, who entered the case
at the request of Mrs. Evalyn
Walsh Mclean, Washington Soc
iety woman, because Of her inter
est in. clearing up mystery still
surrounding the crime, began by
asking those newspapermen who
had reported the Pennington trial
to raise their hands.
81 want to talk to you later"
he told them, Because | want to
have your oponion as to what !
| am about to do"
Then he began debating the
statement announcing his with
drawal and his reasons for doing
| it.
His opinion Of Hauptmann'S
guilt or innocense, "made after Il
close study of the evidence in the
case" the statement said, has
not been changed one bit by the
three intensive and exhaustive
conference at the death house"
81 cannot see" he continued
GLOW | can serve the interests OF
justice any further by my con
tinued" participation in this case
/ therefore want no further par
in it."
Occasionally he interrupted hi
dictation to ask Fisher:
as that all right with you
Lloyd"
When he had completed the
statement, Leibowitz said that III
considered that fair statemen
of facts"
Fisher, half-smiling, turned t
the New York lawyer and said:
Eyes, that's a fair statement o
facts as you see them"
Fisher then closeted himself II
the next room with Leibowitz an
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-02-20
PERSONAL
PARAGRAPHS

Mrs. Helen Rowland Mrs. A.
V. Edwards and the latter's little
daughter, Martha Lee, left this
morning to spend about two
weeks in st. Petersburg, Fla.
Mrs. J. w. White returns to-
night after delightful visits in Ala
bama and Georgia during the past
three weeks.
Mrs. o. V. F. Blythe, who has
been quite i'll, is mucn improved,
her friends are glad to knew. Her
daughter, Mrs. Evah Blythe Rice,
who has had an engagement with
the North Carolina Symphony
Orchestra for several months, was
called home on account of her i'll
ness.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-02-20
Fixed Farm WAGE
Enforcement Is
Worrying Britons

LONDON, Feb. 10. (UP)-En-
glish farmers are being fined an
average of $40 apiece for no;
paying full illegal wages" to farm
workers they employed.
Wages of farm workers in Eng
land anG Wales are filed once Il
year in each country by an "ag-
ricultural wages board" made up
of an equal number of farmers
and of form workers, plus a hand
full of impartial persons" APP
poined by the Ministry of Agri-
culture in London. When the wag-
es for the different classes Of ag-
ricultural laborers have been fix
ed, they are sent to the "Agrlcul-
tural Wages Board in London,
which approves or dissents. Wages
vary in the different counties, and
the board tries to see that the va
riations are not excessive.
Then placards in big type are
printed containing the wage rat,
rs for the county and are posted
! in every post office in the county
At the bottom, in the biggest type
of all, is the name and address Of
the local inspector of agricultur-
al wages" with an invitation to
send him any information regard
ing alleged violations of the wage
scale. There are also periodic adj
vertisementS of the rates III the
local press.
And not ony this, but the far-
mer is required to keep ful
record in book Of the wages NJ
pays and the local inspector mas
the right to demand the produc
!
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-02-20
TWO FIRES RAGE in
LEAF RIVER FOREST

HATTIESBURG, Miss, Feb.
20. (UP)-Two fires ragged today
in cut-oyer land odn Leaf River
Forest, with 1000 acres already
damaged. They broke out about
the same time, ten miles apart.
Ranger F. NJ. Meade, dashing
from one fire to the other, was
injured when his car struck a
stump. He said the fires were
both incendiary, without a doubt.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-02-20
WAS ABSENT MINDED

MIAMI, Fla, Feb. 20. (UP)-
The sheriff's office is Investigate
ing a robbery by an absent-mind-
ed thief. The thief took ~
guage shotgun from w. l.. Miller,
but left behind a .38 calibrc re-
volver.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-02-20
BRIDGE CLUB ENTER
TANNED DELIGHTFULLY."-

Mrs. ]. Adger Smyth entertain
ed the Tuesday Bridge club at
tractively yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. f.. G.. Parker was the only
special guest. The next meeting
will finish the series ut which
time the prizes will be awarded.
) Dainty refreshments were served.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-02-20
ADD SOCIETY
LUNCHEON
CLUB MEETS

Mrs. William C. Meekins was
hostess yesterday at a beautifully
appointed luncheon meeting of
the Young Matron's Club. The top
score trophy was awarded to Mrs.
Harry f. Buchanan. The special
guests included MeSdames j. l..
Wellington, T. J. Peterson. and
j, e.. Bennett.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-02-20
. r K. McManaway
! Society Editor
!. ss Before IL Noon
',s WEAVER INVITA-
pFING ISSUED

.u
mi MIS-. John |. W hKlhS
p, the honor Of your
presence
|,,,,rIagr Of their daughter
sara Kirk
to
Taro1 FISK Weaver, Jr.'
las afternoon, March the
J. hundred ana 'h'f'H-S'N
=, FIVE " clock
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-02-20
JUNIOR C. A. MEETING
HELD YESTERDAY

The Junior G. A, group No. 2,
met yesterday afternoon with
Ruth Johnson, the young presi-
dent, Sara Shipman, calling the
meeting to order. Anne Farmer
had the devotional and her group
was in charge of the program on
The Mission of Our G. A. Dollar.
Those taking part were Neva Mae
Brock, Elizabeth Jones, Bette
Lou Maynard, Catherine Yelton
and Sara Shipman.
One new member, Hermana
BranStetter. brought the attend
ance TO II. Mrs. |. +. Johnson,
mother of the young hostess, was
assisted by Sara Stewart in serv-
ing waters and hot chocolate.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-02-20

Tunisia shipped 100000 tons
Of phosphate rock to other coun-
tries last year.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-02-20

The government Of Australia
will construct a railway at cost
of S5,000,000.
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tive of Asheville, was graduated
from the Lee H. Edwards high
school of Asheville and later
from the American Institute of
Laundering in Joliet. Ill. He is
assistant superintendent of the
Mountain City Laundry company,
of which his father is president.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-02-20

Just a similc-As neglected as
the Hcndcrsonviilc Golf ana
Country club.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-02-20

ers are their public now. 1t amt
gonna work. The public doesn't
understand it all"
Well, Archibald may be right
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will give concert here in the
near future.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-11-06
PODAKOVANIE.

Pan Bob zaplat' vsetkym
tym, co stravili dlhe noci v
nasej domacnosti, tax tiez al
Father Sofrancovi "a jeho
navstevu. Pan Bob zaplat'
celemu obecenstvu "a ucast'
ma pohrabe, al vsetkym, Go
boli karami. Dakujeme p.
a pani Kubina "a ich krasnu
obsluhu a najviacej d'akuje-
me nasmu duchovnemu, Fa-
ther Begallovi "a jeho kras-
ne pohrabne obrady mad ma
Sou rnilou a drahou dceru-
skou, Mariou Lesicko. Mech
Vas Bob sprevadza, duchov-
ny otce j s nami v nasej O.
sade sv. Cyrila a Metoda.
Daj Boze, ably nasej deer
ke bola zem l'ahucka!
Zarmdteni rodicia a brat
Janik,
Lesicko familia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-11-06

hu a "a potesuj1ce slova, kto-
rymi mas rozhovaral pocas
nasho smdtku a tiez d'akuje-
me "a tie krasne kvety, Co
boly polozene ma rakvu ne
boheho. Mech >vam P. Bob
"a to vsetkym dobreho zdra-
via da, dokym al my vam
to neucinfme jednemu kaz-
demu.
A naposledy srdeGne d'a-
kujeme nasemu duchovnemu
velp. Begallovi al vypomoc-
nym duchovnym, velp. Ivan
kovi a velp. Grobovskemu,
no obzvlaste vam, velp. Be-
gala krasne d'akujeme "a
vase laskyplne slova pri ra-
kve neboheho povedane. Pra-
jeme vam dobreho zdravia,
aby ste ten dobry slovensky
narod len po dobrych ce-
stach mohli vodit'. Ma osta-
tok este raz vsetkym d'a-
kujeme. Mech vam Otec ne
besky sto raz vynahradi "a
vasu namahu, co ste ucinili
z lasky pocas nasho hlboke-
no smdtku.
A Wy nebohi nasi synovia,
Martin a Vaclav, mech vam
je zem Pahka a jeden raz
vesele zmrtvych vstanie!
Martin a Katarina Slifka,
truchliaci rodicia.
Pavel, Anton a Albert,
bratia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-11-06
SOCIETY NEWS
"SLAVIA" cLEE CLUB
TO SPONSOR CARD
PARTY SERIES

A grand prize Of SO i
the main feature Of the card
party series to be sponsored
by the .'Slavia =, the Youngs-
town Slovak Glee Club.
The first of these series Is
to be held on Sunday, Nov.
15 at the Sokol Hall, Wash
ington st. The dates of the
other two will be announced
later.
Cash prizes for both men
and women will be an ad-
ditional feature at each ses-
sion.
Tickets may be bought
from members Of the Glee
Club or from the following
committee: Misses Julia Kru-
pa, chairman, Wilma Koval,
Mildred Steiner, Mrs. Otto
Mrazek, Mrs. Paul Sherfel
and Mr.. John Vagas.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-11-06

sta. Potom ale vladne vojsko
nemohlo pokracovat' v ito
ku a povstalecke vojsko v ma
sleduj1cich dnoch zaujalo
znovu vsetko uzemie, ktore
stratilo, a dobylo i move
vladne pozicie, takze je uz
ma samom kraji mesta. Via
dne vojsko dostalo mnoho
tankov, kanonov, lietadiel a
streliva minuleho tyzdna, z
Ruska i Mexika a v mexi-
ckej zasielke bolo j Is anne
rickych vojenskych lietadiel,
preto je podivne, ze toto vol
sko ME je vstave lepsie vzdo-
rovat' povstaleckemu VOL
sku. Ida sa, ze vladne vol
sko chce sviest' hlavny BOZ o
Madrid v samom meste.
Spanielska vlada bola "a
Sc reorganizovana, pribrani
boli do nej anarchist, ktori
dosavad' nechceli do vlady
vst1pit', lebo i'm to ich uce.
ME nedovol'u Oni neve-
ria vo vladu, chcu zit' bez
vlady, v anarchii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-11-06
TALIANSKO ZVACSUJE
SVOJE NAMORNlCTVO

Talianska vlada rozmnozi
osobnfctvo svojho valecneho
.lod'stva o 10000 muzov ma
100000 muzov, lebo onedl-
no dokoncene budd mnohe
move valecne lode. s tymito
novylni lod'mi, bude Italian
ske valecne lod'stvo vel'mi
silnym a nebude sa musiet'
ut'ahovat' ami pred anglic-
kym lod'stvom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-11-06
VYSE 100 NACISTOV
v CSR. ZATKNUTE

Nemecke casopisy pfsu, re
cesko-slovenske vrchnosti "a
tkly vyse sto ceskych Mem
GOV, privrzencov Konrada
Henleina, ktory je vodcom
nacizmu v Cesko-Slovenskej
republike. Vacsina 20 "a
tknutych pochodf z miest
Schlackenwerth a Fischern
v zapadnych Cechach. Zai-
ste robili protistatnu propa-
gandu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-11-06
MnM tie III
-Je to (uhk& Fuicivo!
HIa. Gisty Joko Zvon

Oar reci najvaSsia telesni prednosi cloveka mad
ostatnymi iijdcimi tvorami! Drahocenny dar, ktory
ma byt straieny udrziavany cisty jako zvon !.
beg drazdenia kasla! Kazdym dnom aisle tisics
ludi 81 uvedomuju se jennie hrdelne blanky vyxadujd
81 l.hke faicyo! tax vezmte 81 poucenie cd tych,
ktori sivisa Cd svojich hlasov prkonte sa tieS ku
Luckies - 1shkemu fajcivu vonavych strcdnych
listov tabaku tel najvyssej ceny 1ahkemu faiSivu
ton neocenitelnou ochranou hrdla Lucky Strike
sdkromneho Toasting" procesu. Zastaiite pomyslite
na svoje hrdlo - vas HAS my myslime, ie q
W priklonite ku Luckies - Iahkemu faiciyu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-11-06

co prislucha do Ruzencoveho
Spolku. tiez "a jej krasne
modlitby, ktore boly modle-
ne v druhy vecer. A tax d'a-
kujeme vam panic a panen-
ky, co ste prisly naseho sy-
ma odprevadit' k sobasu
smutnemu a k hrobu tmave-
mu. Vsetkym d'akujeme "a
dctu, ktora nam bola preu-
kazana, "a tax vePky pocet
masin, co vsetkych nasich
dobrych priatel'ov do kostola
a ma cintorin zaviezli. Kra-
sne tiez d'akujeme p. Vas
6akovi "a jeho krasnu obslu-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-11-06
Dobyjaju sa do
ulic Madridu
Spanielske vladne vojsko u
stupilo k poslednym obran.
nym ciaram. Pad mesta "a
ocakava.

Americki novinari, ktori
su ma bojisti pri Madride o.
znamuju, re povstalecke VOL
sko gen. Franco bolo 4. no.
vembra uz len a mile cd Ma
dridu a re sa tisne do von-
kajsich ulfc mesta. Vladne
vojsko ustupilo X poslednym
obrannym ciaram, ktore su
pri samom meste.
Madrid by uz snad' bol
padol, ale koncom minuleho
tyzdna vladne vojsko zauto-
clio ma povstalcov a zatislo
ich nejakych 18 mil cd me-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-11-06
PODAKoVANlE


Chceme sa pod'akovat'
vsetkym priatePom, ktori
nam prejavili sucit a lasku
pri odumretf nasho syna,
ktory po t'azkej nemoci mu-
sci Panu Bohu jeho dusu od-
dat
Samo prve d'akujeme pa
nu Smolkovi "a jeho krasne
modlitby, ktore predriekal
v prvy vecer pri vepkom
shromazdenf rudu a v ma
sledujuci den. Dakujeme al
panel, ktorej memo nevieme,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-11-06
X X NAJNov$IA zPRkVA!++ I
$1,000 Stvoreevyeh Step Didzkovsi Pioehy
Pridoa< na Prdeu 50 "Sweepsfokess

Prihksky m Your Lucky Strike s.Sweep.
stakes" valia - kasdeho Ststa Uais.
v skusoGnosti je ich soIko, se najah ans
$4,000 stvoreovych stop dodatoxnej
dl6skovej plochy sri cels posehodia =
m sdolanie t0ho ohromneho poxtu. Me
div, se menujeme '@Sweepstakes' nj
rodnou cigaresovou hroa.
Ct ste - w nj prihlssikl & SO
vyhrah yaie hhodns ,L.eky Srikesr
Vsduehom nesic - hudba. Nassavte Il
radio M "Your Hit Parade" : ! siredu
. sobotu veSer. PoSivajse, possdsnjse :
Porovnivajse n&Psvy posom skiass
Vase Lneky Strike ''Swespstakes.~
A ak esse nefajSiae Luckies, k6Pss
q bsIsek dnes = skhste ich. Mosno, .
sse 6oei premeskali. Budese q vSxix
prednosti Lackies : Lahk9 Faj9ivs heha.
sehs, pine dssrssshs tabakn.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-11-06
NEMCI NUKAJU RUSKU
3OO-MILIONOVY KREDIT

Nemecke banky oznamily,
ze zamysl'aj1 dat Rusku
novy 800 million markovy OBJ
chodny kredit. Nemecke ban
ky sd pod kontrolou vlady,
tedy kredit pondkal Rusku
sama nacisticka vlada.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-11-06

Carnegie-Illinois Steel o.
znamila zastupcom jej ro-
botnikov, ktori pytali pod
vysku 81, ze i'm takd podvy-
sku nemoze dat, ale je o.
chotna> vyjednavat' so "a
stupcami, ked' podaju zia-
dost' O mensiu podvysku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-11-06

- Podporujte obchodnf-
kov a professionalism, ktorf
maui svoje oznamky v tych-
to novin&ch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-11-06
CERVENY KRiZ POMA-
HA L'UDOM.
postihnutym akoukol'vek
pohromou alebo nest'astim

Prva pomoc, poskytovana
Cervenym krizom obetiam
acknowledged nest t'astf, je
sluzba neobycajnej dolezito-
sti pre- vacsinu l'udf. Nest'a-
site moze sa prihodit' ako
pesiemu, tax al vodicovi au-
tomobila. Nehoda sa moze
prihodit' v odl'ahlom mie-
ste, kde MET nablizku lekara
vo chvili, ked' je no najvac-
smi potreba.
Cerveny kriz poskytuje pr
wi pomoc priamo ma mieste
melody. Stanice prvej po-
moci su v 45 statoch pri ce-
stach, po ktorych neprestaj-
ne idd osobitne nakladne
automobily Cerveneho kriza.
Zamestnanci, ktorf ich majd
ma starosti, dostali osobitny
vycvik v poskytovanf "a
chrannych opatreni. Tito va
81 priatelia, ktori chodili do
osobitnych kurzov Cervene-
no kriza, vedia, Go maj1 ro-
bit, ked' sa prihodf nehoda.
Tornado a povodne zavi-
nily v jarnych mesiacoch to-
hoto roku ohromne straty
Pudskych zivotov al majetku
v FL statoch. Mozbyt', re Wy
al vasa rodina zbadali ste sa
v takom polozeni, ze ste bo-
Ii bez pristresia a re ste
sdrne potrebovali potravne
clanky al nemocensku opa-
teru. Ak to tax bolo, vtedy
iste viete, ze narod tejto
krajiny dal do ruk Cervene-
no kriza prostriedky ma po-
skytovanie potravnych clan
kov, pristresia, satstva a le-
karskej pomoci, a ma znovu-
vybudovanie domovov tych
nest'astnikov, ktorf by bez
tejto pomoci ostali madam
trvace bez pristresia. Cerve-
ny krfz pomahal tohoto ro-
ku postihnutym pri $50 Ii
velnych pohromach. V cas-
jarnych povodni a tornad
prispel vyse pol miliona l'u-
dom.
Osem milionov skolskych
deti, sdruzenych pod zasta-
YOU Dorastu Americkeho
Cerveneho kriza, uci sa cha
pat vyznam ozajstnej sluz-
by al utuzovania priateP-
skych stykov rozlicnych ma
rodov. Opatrovkyne Cerve-
neho Kriza vykonaly asi mi
lion navstev nemocnych.
V 800 obciach, roztrdse-
nych po celych Spojenych
Statoch, patraly odbocky Ger
veneho kriza po rodinach,
ktore najvacsmi potrebovaly
priatel'sku pomoc, a podu-
jaly kroky ma uTavu ich
t'archy. Dobrovol'ni pracov-
nici a pracovnicky Cervene-
no kriza Sill satstvo pre- n1dz
nych, pripravovali brailleo-
wynn pismom pisane knihy
pre- slepych a poskytovali al
insie dolezite sluzby. Cerve-
ny kriz usporiadal kurzy O
prvej pomoci a o zachrane
zivota takmer pre- 100000
osob, aby sa tax co najviac
predislo strate Pudskych Ii
votov pri nehodach.
Tieto al insie druhy sluz-
by pre- bliznych umoznilo j.
ba vase clenstvo. Tzv. "Roll
Call' Cerveneho kriza bude
tohoto roku cd II. do 26.
novembra. Iba raz "a rok
pyta vas Cerveny kriz, aby
ste sa stall jeho clennli a u
moznili mu tax pomahat'
tym, co jeho pomoc nevy-
hnutne potrebuju.
Pri konanf vypomocnych
akcif Cerveneho kriza maj1
jeho pracovnici ma ume iba
1l'avu v biede a v utrpenf.
Cerveny kriz, "prava mat
nest astnych", pomaha vset-
kym narodnostiam, bez roz-
dielu nabozenstva a pleti.
Pu6cfo IN, nzdo ,,ntro how r.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-11-06

Uradns hodiny redak-
Gle sl Cd 1O-12. dopolu-
dnia.
The Washington times., 1936-04-01
ll-Piece Complete Studio Outfit

As smart and new as tomorow newspaper You get every
thing pictured: Studio CouCh Occasional Chair Occasional
Table End Table, Table Lamp and Shade Junior Lamp and Shade
Bridge Lamp and Shade and Magazine Rack All styled in
the modern manner and strongly constructed for long SERVICE
The Washington times., 1936-04-01

neatly designed suite that offers you unusual comfort and
smart modene beauty at price within reach Of the moderate
ncome The sofa and chair we'll made and thoroughly COM
ortabe Come in tomorrow and this outstanding value
The Washington times., 1936-03-16
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The Washington times., 1936-03-16
HUGE PAGEANT
PLANNED

PHILADELPHIA. G.N.SO-Like
a circus, the celebrated Philadel-
phia Mummers parade gets big
ger and better" every year and
now comes the prediction the pag-
cant will be the greatest in his
tory" when it is staged as an
added attraction during the Demo
cratic National Convention here
in June.
It will be the first midsummer
march since the harlequinade be-
came a New Year tradition years
ago. In picturesque splendor and
pageantry it has long rivaled the
Mardi Gras of New Orleans.
Officials of the Gallagher Club
prize winner in the fancy section
last New Year Day, revealed they
are planning the biggest and most
elaborate cape ever seen in a
shooters parade. Details of the
design are guarded, but it was
learned more than 800 yards of
satin and 1900 yards Of maribou
will go into the cape, which will
weigh 800 pounds and be held
by IS pages.
The Washington times., 1936-03-16

figuring cushion that appears
out of nowhere and clings stub
bornly to the nape of the neck.
Position: Lower head backward
until the back Of head rests on the
fat pad.
Movement: Rock the head back
and forth from one shoulder to
the other. This is a relaxing ex-
ercise. to be performed slowly.
Position: Lying on back on
floor. Pull down toward floor
with back of neck.
Movement: Keeping chin pulled
in, slowly raise the head, turning
it slowly to the right as far as
possible without strain, then to
the left. Repeat five times, later 10.
Care must be taken to avoid all
eXceriSe which might increase the
forward thrust tendency of the
head and neck. A number of eX-
ercises which are helpful in
smoothing out the dowager'S
cushion tend to exaggerate incor-
rect head carriage. :
Sometimes a twin cushion of
fat appears between the shoulder
bladeS-and that doesn't show
much backbone!
=, Here is a marvellous exercise
for relieving tension in the Shoul-