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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1928-04-27
Oshawa Auto Strike Reveals
Weakness of company Union
Devices to Hold Workers
In Subjection Completely
Fail When Real Test Comes
Manner in Which Canadian Toers Crashed Through En-
ployers' Barriers Expected to Have Big Influence in
Other Centers of Motor Car Manufacture

ton cannot fail to give flip to the
struggle in other centers Of the in
dustry which has so long successfully
resisted efforts of the workers to or
ganize in unions controlled by their
members
This struggle of the Oshawa work
ers was notable in other respects. 1t
afforded the occasion of the first inn
portant trial of strength between the
Trades and Labor Congress of Can
ada, as champion of the principle of
international trade unionism, and the
new All-Canadian Trades Congress as
protagonists of strictly national
unions. And the A. f. of LIS Cana
dian ally easily won the first round.
New Year Brought Wage Cuts
About the new year the manage
ment of the General Motors plant at
Oshawa began cutting wages. 1t
adopted the we'll known policy of MAX
ing reductions of single groups of
workers, one at time, thus avoiding
the risk, that goes with a general cut,
of stirring up general discomfort. As
it successfully put over reductions on
one group after another, it increased
! the rate of reductions until finally it
attempted a slash from 35 to 40 per
cent
This was too much for the trimmers.
They struck, and, as they held key
positions in the highly co-ordinated
system of production, the corporation
could not find non-union workers to
replace them fast enough. The upset
in the trimmers department dislocat-
ed other links in the chain of produc-
ton, and Immediately other groups of
workers found themselves with moth
ing to do. In this enforced idleness
the workers were thrown together
outside the factory, and the indlgna-
tion against the wage reductions
outside the factory, and the indigna-
tion against the wage reductions
quickly translated into mass determi-
nation to follow the lead of the trim
mers. Meetings and parades We're
held, and the great majority of the
employees quit work.
Conciiator Soon on Job
The government conciliation officer
arrived on the scene in record time.
And he was permitted to summon the
strikers to meet him and hear his pro-
posals. His proposition was that the
strikers return to work at the cut
rates of wages, and allow board of
conciliation to decide the issue. His
audience of 4,500 strikers, men and
women, received this proposal with
derisive shouts, and declined TO even
vote on it.
The meeting turned its attention to
the problem of organizing. A repre-
sentative of the All-Canadian Trades
and Labor Congress, and Jack Mac
Donald, communist leader, were pres
/ Continued on page four)
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1928-04-27
Strike Justified, Mcmahon Says

Strike Justified, Mcmahon Says
New York City.-Thomas F. Nc
Mahon, president of the United Tex
tile Workers, the A. F. of L. textile
union, in a statement to the Inter
national Labor News Service, said
that the strike at New Bedford was
justified and that the U. T. W. would
fight any wage reductions in mills
where its members were employed
I've have all the sympathy in the
world for the New Bedford workers
in their fight against this cut, for
which there was no necessity" he
said
AS for the u T. w. mills, he added,
Amy attempt to take advantage of
mill operatives will be resisted just as
strongly as in 1922 This was the
year of the great cotton textile strike
which tied up most of the New Eng
land industry for several months.
New England prosperity must be
protected, and wage cuts hurt not
only the textile industry but all in
dustry," Mcmahon declared
The United Textile Workers have
$50 workers out on strike at the Dar-
lington mill in Pawtucket, R. l., and
$50 at the Parker No. mill in War
ron 2
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1928-04-27
BY Staff Correspondent, international
Labor News Service

Montreal-The strike and organiza-
ton of the workers in the Oshawa,
Ontario, plant of the General Motors
Corporation take front rank among
the significant events in the strug
giles of Canadian workers. This re-
volt in an industry, arrogantly con-
temptuous of the right of the work
ers to join anything but company"
union, has stirred the workers of Can
ada, and will doubtless have conti-
nent-wide repercussions.
It's special significance lies in the
fact that it broke out among work
ers, isolated from the main march of
the labor movement, workers without
any tradition of trade union struggle,
and assumed to be so completely con-
trolled by the company union, welfare
and sports associations sponsored and
fostered by the bosses, as well as an
elaborate espionage system, as to be
without any power of Independent in
itiative.
To Encourage Other Workers
The surprising manner in which
these workers crashed through the de-
vices designed to hold them in subJec-
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1928-04-27
YELLOW DOG"
Upheld By Attorney; Calls
1t Americanism

Washington.-At on the "yel-
low dog" are unwarranted, E. L..
Greever, attorney for West Virginia
non-union coal owners, told the SEN
ate committee that is Investigating
the soft coal strike.
Without the slightest trace of hu-
NOR, and with solemn face, Mr.. Gree
yer characterized the yellow dog" as
being "the finest possible illustration
of American manhood and American
independence"
1T is an absurd declaration that
they are compelled to sign the con-
tracts" bubbled the attorney, who
failed to add that if unemployed
workers in these company towns do
not sign they and their dependents
do not eat.
The attorney opposed the commit
tees efforts to have coal owners show
their books. The attorney uncon-
sciously showed how court decisions
are used against workers, while per-
hitting owners to have free hand.
The mining of coal does not come
under federal control, said Mr. Gree
YER, except where there is a conspir-
acy to restrict production and ship
ment He cited decisions against the
miners to uphold his position.
The coal owners, however, have a
free hand to conspire to limit pro-
duction by forcing strikes, and they
are assisted by equity courts that
deny constitutional rights to en-
ployes.
The coal owners are aided by the
commerce clause of the federal con-
stitution, but human rights that are
guaranteed by the same constitution
are ignored.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1928-04-27
Biggest Rochester Clothing
Firm Announces Inauguration
OF Five-Day Week on May |
Employees of Michaels-Stem Company, Members of The
United Garment Workers of America, Get More Fa-
vOrable Hours With No Reduction in Pay.

New York City. I. L. N. S.)-The
forthcoming issue of The Garment
Worker, official organ of the United
Garment Workers of America, will
say:
"Michaels-Stern & Company, of
Rochester, N. Y, the largest clothing
firm in the city of Rochester, and one
of the largest in the country, make
the following announcement:
"That beginning May 1st, the work
week will consist of five working days
of eight hours each, with an increase
in rates to conform to the reduction
in hours
''In making their announcement,
executives of the Michaels-Stern
Company stated that they have been
considering the adoption of the forty
hour week for some time and that
they have reached the conclusion that
the forty hour week is economically
sound. They further stated that the
DEVELOPMENT of modern machinery and
labor-saving devices, plus the greater
efficiency of the average worker in
the Michaels- Stern organization, war
rants the adoption of the shorter work
week.
Conferences Are Held
''The firm has held several confer
ences with representatives OF the
United Garment Workers of America
who are affiliated with the American
Federation of Labor and with whom
the firm has a working agreement.
The advisability of making such
change at this time was considered at
length. Representative of the union
put themselves on record as advocat-
inc the five-day week of eight hours.
based as they stated, on the conviction
that the shorter day is both econom-
ical and humanely justified.
s'The firm, on the other hand, re-
gardless of the fact that the new fall
line has been priced irrespective of
any effect which this action might I'M
pose on the company, felt that IN
taking this step it was a worthy rec
oenition of the loyalty and splendid
co-operation of its employees. The
company furthermore states that the
prices previously established for the
new fall line will remain unchanged.
In the last analysis, both the firm and
the officials of the union feel that tins
step is in line with progress in indus
try today.
Unions Acclaim Action
Especial meetings of the local
unions of the United Garment Work
ers of America in Rochester were
held when the action of the firm was
enthusiastically acclaimed and reso-
lutions adopted expressing the sim
cere appreciation of the United Car
ment Workers of America and pledg
q
loyalty and cooperation.
"The United Garment Workers of
America at its last and previous con-
ventions had endorsed the forty-hour
week and the American Federation of
Labor and its affiliated international
unions had set the forty-hour work
week as their goal Many big men in
industry, as we'll as some of our lead
ing economists, have also endorsed the
forty-hour, fve-day work week, and
the action of Michaels- Stern & Com
pany in adopting the forty hour week
means step towards the establish
ment of the farty-hour week through
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1928-04-27

stand.
New Bedford is center for the
manufacture of fine cotton goods.
Two small silk mills are also affected
by the strike. The manufacturers de-
clared the cut was necessary to meet
competition, especially in view of
wage reductions elsewhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-04
Modes Nosc Being Worn Meath az =
Sunny Skies Styles That - :
viii Soon Predominant Here -

They the call of the sunny Southhey answer the
call of Spring! Fresh new Notwithstanding fashioned
that show the tendency toward henes tiers Grapes
founces One and piece models ensemble effects boerc
models The fabrics themselves modhhat crepe crepe
Romano Indian prints-skllfuly fashioned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-04
Delightful Versions of the Ne.cer Necklines

The importance of the nekne the Spring mode cannot
be accomplished Special is placed various forms
of the diagonal line and the Vonnet and Jenny neknes are
exceedingly smart! There is infinite variety in colomany
shades charming groupl Womens sizes 50 70 -
s~enaf1 q n~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-20
PODAKOVANIE.

Srdecne dSakujeme nasmu du-
cihovnemu Otcovi "a jeho laska-
vost namahu, ktortl nam preu-
kazal poeas pohrebu nasej zosnu-
lei dcery Johanny Toporcer. Mech
mu Bob laskavy pomaha ola zdra
via, zeby mohol dlhe roxy praco-
vat medzi mani. Srdecne d'aku-
ieme nasim velebnym sestric-
kan, ktore TAX vystrojily skolskt
dietky ku marcovaniu mini
strantov k noseniu truhly. Tles
d 'akujeine vSetkym rodlnam "a
tie kvietky, ktorymi ozdoblly "a
kew, ma ostatok d 'akujeme vset
kym, ktori sa suiastnih pohrabu
] Mech i'm mily Bob odplati "a lei
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-20

tychto NAL este inc styri milenkyl
! ktorymi este nebol sssndbeny,
ba este al snsednom meste NAL
dve, teda bolo ich dohromady al
dyanast'. Bose MOI, ked 81 clovek
ma to pomyslf ,ze ako je dakomtl
dobre, ked moze mat naraz al
dvanast mileniek a niekto ami
jednu. To je uE veru zavidenia
hodne! Nuz a este NAL Jaroslay
starosti, ze kde zenu vezme! Ho-
voril, ze z tych by 81 nerad what
ami jednu, lebo ich je cely krdel.
ze keby 81 niektord : Mich wal,
60 by bolo S ostatnymi? Myslel, ze
by sa zblaznily. Nnz ale ony jedna
. druhej ami nevedely netusily,
ze on kazdej jednej . mich prisa-
hal lasku a vernost' Az do hrobu.
Keby to holy vedely, zaiste by mu
bola daktora mich oci vyskra-
bala. No ale predsa len eosi mu-
sci robit ked slhcel ma kirk stu
Epit jeho mladeneckej slobode, Pc
kratkom rozmysl 'ani rozhodnul
sa, ze niektorv vecer povola icf
vsetky do jeho 1radovne, ze s.
tam jednu mich vyberie. Hej, a
lie bola to trma-vrma, ked sa yse
|tky poshanaly do jeho iradovne
Ia prva menom Olga prisla punk
o siedmej. Druha Ease menom
| Karla stvrt ma osmu. Tretia
menom Maria 0 pol osmej. Stvrti
menom Magda hned "a nou. 4
plata menom Anna trochu nesk6r
lebo takto ich Dol povolal. Pravd,
4 az tam sa dozvedely, ked sa spo
/ lu sisly, re do jakej situacie icl
priviedol ten falosnik, lenze n:
st 'astie nebol prave v tel civil
donna, lebo isiel ma stanicu oprot
svojmu bratovi, ktory no ma
prist navstivit'. No ale tie slecn
sa no len predsa dockaly. Ze {
! sa tam porobilo, ked prisiel Jare
slav domov, to je az hrilza. Jeh
brat div z koze nevyskocll Cd pre-
kvapenia. A Jaroslav9 No nike
mu by som neprial, aby ten ca
! Dol byval v jeho kozi. We'd ako :
by al ME, ked' ho vsetkych pal
Inaraz napadlo. Jedna no t'ahal
sem, druha tam, tretia Ease inal
atd'. Chudak div hlavu neztrati
!. Ale netrvalo to dlho. Razom $
! vzpamataf, dupnul nohou a vyd
! rozkaz, aby vsetky postavily sa {
J radu. Slecny sa hrozne nal l'aka
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-20
OPS NOVEJ VESELOHRY "MODERN1 zEN1CH''
KTORU ZAHRAJU sOKOLI 146 SBORU
I s "BLUDAROM" VO FEBRUARI.

-driecny a galantny mlady clovek,
asi 28-rocny, este slobodny a po-
chadzal z dost' dobrej a bohatej
rodiny. Rodieov lM nemal, iba jed
neho brata, Ladislava, ktory boil
|podplukovniko pri vojsku Br-
ne. Jaroslav NAL dost' dobre ga
riadeRu pravotarsku ilradoven na
namestf jeho ylastnom dome, a
mu al dost dobre islo. Mysli sa,
be najviac preto, ze Dol fesak a
wesley chlapik. No ale ako to o.
bycajne byva, ze takom vel'-'
kom dome musf byt ali nejaka
gazdina. A tax 81 drEal jednu zen
.sku menom BoEena, ktora bola u
neho gazdinou, kuIeharkou, chyz-
nou a vSetkym, Go sa len od nej
vyzadovalo. Ma prfklad, ked nie-
kto prisiel do iiradovne "a jeho
nepritomnosti, a bola len sama do
ma, predstavila So "a paniu do
me alebo ked sa jej spytali, ze ci
ie ona jeho lnanzelkou, hovorila
ze ano. X syojmu panovi mala do
bre srdce no al rada mala Dom
mu v poriadku drzala a varila nlll
tie najchutnejsie jedla a vsetko
tax robila, ably len Dol nou spo-
|.kojny. Mala ona jednu nadej, Y
ktorej So veru neslnlamala. No ale
hovori sa, ze cloyek nem6ze byt
do smrti slobodny, TAX al Jaroslay
dostal vrtoch, ze sa oEeni. Behom
Ipol roka zasndbil So ) piatini mai
krajjSsinni sle6nami y meste, Rozena
povaI1ovala ~ "a Siestu. Okrem
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-20

j bol6 I'M 10 al ssl'n5i divine, lebo
neboly vojakmi; aby 40 radf sta
valy. No ale fozkaz il roSkaz, d.
rozkasu sa spfotivit nsmoznog
TAX hovoril jAh6 priatel Svobo-
da, ktory prave Y ten Gus tiez tam
bol. NO ten Svoboda NAL Y ten We
Ger tiez mnoho narzutosti d nepri-
jenlnosti tymi slecnaani Ze naco
tie sleeny postavily do radu Go
sa tam potion a 'alej robilo, to u
|vidf ct. obeeenstvo az ma predsta-
veni. Teraz este chceme pripome-
nut ze vsetci mladenci, ktorf "a
mysl 'ajd vst1pit pod ferulu sled
mel sviatosti ozenit say, mech sa
pridu poucit', ze ako treba zeny
vyberat', ak chcn, ably mali potom
blazeny zivot raj tu ma teJto re.
mi. A Ease dlevcata, ktore su w
ma vydaj sdce, ako al mlade vdo.
vicky, ktore by sa chcely este RAJ
Ivydat mech sa pridu tiez poueit
ze 60 majn muzskym VERT a C
ME, aby neboly tiez sklamane J
Itch laske. Rozumie sa, ze tato We
selohra nebude zahrana len pravt
Ipre mladych, ale pre- vsetkych
ktorf maid radi vesele kusy, leb'
vern ma tomto predstaveni bud'
!, smiechu Az do popuku. No ale t
| by nebolo tiez dobre, keby sa eel!
{ vecer kazdy NAL len smiat'. Pret'
4 hned "a veselohrou bude zahran;
vel 'ka vazna hra sfBluadr kto
| ri opiseme tiez v kratkosti buddc
Inc.
Ia Sbor 146. T. S. J. Sokol
l Andrej cisar. riaditel
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-20

Ako uz bolo oznamene, drama
ticky krilzok Sboru 146. I. S. j.
Sokol sa chysta usporiadat okolc
Il. februara najvacsie divadelne
predstavenie, axe v Youngstown q
na okoli kedy bolo. Y jeden veeer
bnttu zahrane diva krasne diva.
delne kusy, veselohra Moderny
zcnich'', ktoru napisal p. Andrej
Cisar, povodca hry zlata neve-
sta'' riaditel' sponrenuteho krii-
zku 1Bludar'' obraz 20, zivo-
ia l'udu slovenskdho v 3. DEF
/ stvach premenoli, so spevami a
tancami, cd Ferka Urbanka, maj
plodnejsieho dramatickeho spiso-
vatel'a- slovenskeho, ktoreho hry
dosiahly nezvykle vysoktho poctu
predstavenf. Hru "BIudar ku
ktorej sa teraz pripravujelne, da-
valo zaciatkom decembra Sloven-
ske Nafodne divadlo Bratislave
CHM oslavilo 5O-rocne jubileum
cinnosti tohto vel 'k6ho sIovenske-
ho spisoyatel a. q toho vidno, zt
tato hra je prvotriedna bude "a
ujfmat' slovensk6 obecenstvo.
Oil 'adom veselohry Modern!
zenich" podavame tn U kratkost
opis. ('tBludar'' opisany bude
bntllcne). Bolo to len nedavno
ba len pred dyoma rokmi, ked \
meste R. ned 'aleko Nitry stal 81
ieden neobycajny prlpad, ma kto
III tamojsf rud tax skoro neza'
bulne. Byyal tam jeden prayotdl
!. aAenom Jaroslav zahofsk5 dost
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-20
H'ADANf JE

Jozef Varga Vel'kej Calomie,
ktoreho adresa bola Box, 1876,
Campbell, Ohio a tiez sol Cres-
cent ST., Youngstown, Ohio. Hl'a-
dany je vo vaknej zaleEitosti. Kto
BY O nom znal alebo on sam mech
sa hlasi v redakcii alebo u Cesko.
slovenskeho konzulatu, 3O8 Euclid
Ave, Cleveland, O.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-20
deticky

Mill drahi dobrodincovia! z
.hlbin tiprimneho srdca mojho a u
meme mojej vrelemilovanej man
zellky drahych moji.h dietok w
sslovujem yam vsetkym najsrdeG-
|nejsie Pan Bob zaplat' "a vase o.
bette. Bob vas pozehnaj a ochra-
nuj cd kaEdeho nebezpecenstva.
Tiez d'akujem d srdeene mojmu do
bremu nprimnemu priatel 'ovi
Antonovi Gura j nasinn casopisom
"a laskavost a dobroprajnost !.
Vrel1 a srdecnn vd 'aku vyslovu-
| jem i sprave Slovenskej Ligy "a
| lei laskavost' voci mne mojej
Irodinke preukazani tym, ze sa
mas zaujala.
Sucasne poznamenavam, ze mo-
zdravotny stav sa len vel mi male
lzlepsil. Nachadzam sa este stale
Iv spitali nasledkom toho sn mo
lie dietky j so svojou matkou d a
flej odkazane ma pomoc milosrd
lnych l'udi. Obraciam sa teda zno
WI ma sl'achetne. duse. sloYenskt
Iso slzami ociach: smilujte So
mad opustenou slovenskou rodi
no,,i s&
Viem, ze su tvrde easy, ale Bo
ze MOI, kto ze mi pomoze, ked
ME Wy, moi mill drahi rodaci
Milodary racte zasielat ma adres'
FrantiSek Il. Drbjak, 4S14 So. Ro
bey St., Chicago, Ill.
/ Vsetkym dobrodincom volam
neloh vam Vsemohnci tisic nasob
ne vynahradf tie obete, ktore n
zivobytie mojej rodinky prinesie
| te.
Som vas dobroprajdci brat
narode,
Frantisek L. Drbjal
X pripisu brata Frant. u. Drl
jaka sa ja co tajonnik 30. Sbt
ru Slow. Ligy pripojujem a. pt
znamenavam, re vsetky milodar
/ prichadzaly ma moju adresu a
som ich riadne odovzdal rodink
menovandho. Nuz drzlm 81 "a p'
vinnost vzdat tiez vreln srde'
: MI vd 'aku vsetkym do'brodincol
: "a d6veru dobrosrdeenost'.
/, Tiez nctive prosim vsetkyc
/, milych bratov a sestry narod
ktorym Otec Nebesky popri;
I zdravia hmotnych prostriedko
I ably male deticky utrapenl me
a zelku ,alzko choreho brata FIR.
i Drbjaka dl'a moznosti podpori
& Anton Cur
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-20
sRDEtNE PODAKovANIE A
vRELA PRoSBA.

ia nize podpfsany Go byy. csl.
legionar a v pritomnom case t'az-
ko chory otec styroch ntlych deti,
tyimto verejne kvitujem prijatie
milodarov, ktore boly zaslane ma
i'll avenie biedy mojej yrelemilova-
nej rodinky nasledovnymi dobro-
dincami:
Anton Gnra, Chicago $500, Ka-
rol Kaspra, Chicago $500, Ven
delin Panak, Chicago $1.00, Jan
Jurik, Chicago, $500, Vendelfn
Petricak, Chicago Soc, Jan Kubi-
ma, Chicago $500, Ustrednej
spravy Slovenskej Ligy $500,
Alzbeta Surak, Cu'dahy $1.O0, Jan
Sabol, Cleveland $1.O0, Stefan Ko-
vac, Chicago $5.25, Jozef Sofra-
nee, Youngstown, $500, j. Malen-
Y n Il
cak, Pittsburgh $1.0O, Maria On
ola, Girard, O. $100, Juraj Vacek,
Johnstown, n. Y. $500, Viera Ce-
perko, N. Bessemer, Pa. Loo, Jan
Drinka, Milwaukee $1.00, Mi'chal
Matiscilx, Minneapolis $500, Vasil
Guy, Garfield, n J $1,000, Bohu
znamy, Whiting, Ind. $1.O0, Jura.
Grega, Hazelton, Pa. $1.00, j. +.
Richmond, Cal. $500, Jan Galik
Harvar, Ind. $500, Evka Smrcek
Willard, Wis. $1.5O, M. Rainak
Blue Island, I'll. $4.O0, Helenks
Jrersa, Lansford, Pa. $500, Joze1
Trubyroha, Chicago $1.O0, Pave
Cdehrac, Lewis, Rual, Pa. $500
Andrej Hoza, Uniontown, Pa. $3
81. Sbor SLOW. X. Sokola, MINNIE
apolis $500, Frantisek Stopka
Minneapolis $1.O0, V. Bodzinski
Elwood, I'll. $1.0O, Maria Stehlo
Yonkers, N Y $1.00, Andrej I'm
/ rich, Yonkes $1.00, Jan q Mari
kahnic, Yonkers $500, PAM g
hlarikova, Chicago $1.00, Jan B
Lattyak, Chicago $500, Sbierk
v 178. Shore Slov. Kat. Sokola me
dzi clenmi $1,000, Hlavny Sbo
Slov. Kat. Sokola $500, Konzula
CSR. Chicago $30.00,i Anton Js
kubec, Chicago $1.00, Stefan Pa
10, Benld, Ill. $1.O0, Jozef Guzal
Chicago $1.OO, Stefan Stanisla,
Youngstown 25c.
Mimo tejto hmotnej podpor
dostal som Cd Jana Simeka Bel
wood, w. Va, pi. Uhlarikovej
tiez Cd neznamej osoby 2 VIII
ting, Ind. satocky pre- moje mi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-20
1ctu, preuk1zan6 Mech kssd6
chrani Cd t6Ao vel 'k6ho zial u. p
Ste raz vd'aka vsetkym!
Stefan . Maria Toporcer,
rodi6ia q jedna sestra.

Bohatstvo a zkazenost pre-.
pych nepravosti byvajd vo vel
mi 1zkom spojeni. Bohatstvo ru.
kach Judi chabytah, neznajhcich
sebavlady, naruEivych stava 50
Ipokusenim osidlom; byva pra
menom zla jeho mattel 'om al i
nyni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-20
Drobne olll6
Ma PR;EDAJ LOT

40x14O ma Samuel ST. pri South
Ave. vsetky z1epsenia dnu w
platene. Cena $1250 Haste 50 u
r. j. Kumick, 31S Emery Ave.
pri South Ave. Telefon 76098.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-20
MA PREIJAJ

Sest nbovy dom ma Indianola Ay.
pri novel Gibson High school, 50
vsetkymi modernymi pohodliami,
Cena pre- RICHLY predaj $4,000
$1,000 hotovych. Haste sa u +. j
Kumick, 318 Emery Ave, pr
South Ave-. Telefon 76O98.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-11

South Africa is just taking TO radio
broadcahting.