davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-20
Rroiled Lamb Chons.

Remove the pink skin and superfiuous
fat from the chops. Scrape the rib
bones clean nearly to the lean meat,
thus forming French chops. Spread
with oil and broil for about IS min
utes, according TO taste. Hprinkle with
salt and serve with peal The bones
may be covered with chop Nfrills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-20

Many of the new dresses for late
Summer and early Autumn are trim
med with piping. which is sometimes
made from a contrasting material Of
the same color as the dress, sometimes
Of the same material in a contrasting
color and sometimes in a contrasting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-20

Jimmy was quite a restless sleeper,
at least If one were to Judge by the
state of his bed, for the sheet would
not stay down. OF course this made
Jimmy uncomfortable and consequently
more restless than ever. So the last
time 1 made his sheets I bought nine
inches more material than I had be-
fore I turned this extra material
down at the top Of the sheet, stitching
seams at the side. This made sort of
a little case into which the mattress
fits and the rest of the sheet Is tucked
under the mattress as usual. The
new sheets have certainly helped in
keeping the bed smooth and comfort
able
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-20

Windsor bench, which is nothing more
than a Windsor chair seat and legs
without the back, but very easily iden-
titled by the legs and stretcher.
Made of maple or oak, this table
would be charming at the side Of a
chintz-covered wing chair. On 1t
could be placed tole or pewter lamp;
because the table is especially low, the
lamp should have a shaft tall enough
to allow for comfortable reading.
The small drawer beneath the table
is handy for smokers supplies, or cards
for solitaire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-20

l.. v. F.-"Tom, who does his study
ing at night" is the required form, not
after night"
Disdain (dis-dain) means the feeling
entertained toward that which one
thinks unworthy of notice or beneath
ones dignity; scorn, contempt, as HE
conceived O diSdain of feathered things,
canary birds excepted"
Ask jolly Polly about that trouble
some word!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-20

YELLOW WOOL CREPE DRESS is
PIPED WITH BROWN. THE TIE
Is OF BROWN AND YELLOW
RIBBON.
material and color. You have but to
look in the displays in the shop win
dows to see how often piping OF some
sort Is used to give finish or a touch Of
color to the new dresses.
You cannot make good piping unless
the material to be used for the piping
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-28

ed at Quilpie before reaching Char
eville, whore she will stay tonight.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-28
Leading Clubs
Keep Standing

SAN FRANCISCO. May eS. (U.p)
First division clubs in the Pacific
Coast league kept their standing
today, all, with the exception OF
fourth place San Francisco Seals
winning yesterday 5 games. The two
league leaders, however, Sacramento
and Oakland, didn t hand ont such
trouneings ~ might be expected to
the tail ending Seattle and Portland
teams.
The Senators, behind At the begin
ning Of the sixth, scored flVe runs
On five hits in that inning to de-
feat Seattle, 81
Oakland took the opening game of
the series from Portland G-3 The
Ducks missed Il chance to tie Ia the
seventh by poor base running
The third place Los Angeles An.
gels yanquished the San Francisco
Missions, 10-22. while Hollywood
fighting hard in an attempt to leave
the second division, won ll-6 over
the Seals.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-28
Here And There
In Sport World

CHICAGO, May 2s. W.H - Otto
Won Porat and Jack Gagnon meet
ill a heavyweight bout at Chicago
stadium tonight.
Won Porat boasts victories over
such fighters as Tom Heeney and
x. 0. Christner and is determined to
knock Gagnon out. If he succeeds in
that ambition he may be matched
with Tuffy Griffith in bout to de-
termine the leading heavyweight of
the middlewest.
Gagnon beat Griffith once by a
technical knockout but subsequently
Gagnon outpointed him in Philadel-
phia.
NEW YORK, May 2S. W.p)-Two
former world championships La
Barba of Los Angeles and Bushy
Graham of Utica, N. will meet
tonight at Madison Square Garden
in a 10 round bout.
SANTA ROYA, May %. W.p)-A
smash to the jaw by Bill 10th, l57,
Santa Rosa ended the fight for Bob
jenkins, l67, Sacramento by the
kayo route in the second round of
scheduled six round bout here last
night.
FRESNO, May 2s. W.p}-Although
Joe Vargas, 159, Fresno, seemed to
have the edge in every round, in his
bout here last night with Larry Mur'
ply, $50, San Francisco, Referee
Frank Manafredo called it a draw.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-28
TWO SCORE OF
RACING DRIVERS
AWAITING START
By MARK H. KNIGHT
United Press Staff Correspondent

OiutoQ FreSS SC11I COIIeSPo1AuoAI
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May 2S.
U.n)-Forty one Of the world s fast
est racing automobiles began their
final tuning up today for the 18th
annual 500 mile Memorial day race
over the Indianapolis speedway.
Daring drivers of II ears planned
qualification trials today and to-
morrow, with the probability that
~ of them will be eliminated
through failure to maintain an aver
age speed of S5 miles an hour for
10 miles. Thirty drivers already
have qualified.
Race officials said they believed
not more than 33 ears will line up
for the grind Saturday. The allowed
entry list was increased this year
from 33 to 40, but several of the A
drivers who announced they world
enter have not appeared for the
speedway tests.
The fastest time in the qualifica
tion trials was made by Bill Arnold,
who averaged better than l13 miles
an hour for the 10 mile test in his
front drive Miller-Hartz Special.
Louis Mayors Sampson Special
went II miles an hour for second
honors.
Among the qualifiers yesterday
was Letterio Cucinotta, famous Ital-
ian racer, whose eight cylinder Mas
serati went 91.58 miles an hour in its
four and two and one-half mile laps
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-28
So. California
Sport Briefs

LOS ANGELES, May 90. W.p)--
Dave Shade, 158, was given q de-
cision over Ace Hudkins, 16l, Ne
braska Wildcat, in their 10 round
bout before capacity crowd OF
10, 500 persons at the Olympic audi
torium here last night
Shade, California veteran of 416
fights. scored heavily with rights
te the abdomen and vicious left and
right uppercuts, taking all but the
first and second, fifth and sixth
rounds.
Hudkins was warned several times
for hitting low, but Shade made no
claim. Hudkins, noted for his body
fighting, left little impression on
the weaving Shade There were no
knockdOwns.
Willie Frazier, 10, won a techni.
cal knockout over Tom Morgan in
the fourth Of their scheduled six
round bout.
The four round preliminary be
tween Marcelino Lomeli, 1856, and
frankie Diaz, 135, was declared a
draw. Jackie Stephens, 130, won the
nod over Willie Fausto, 1870, in the
SIX round special. A draw resulted
from the four round encounter be-
tween Henry Rollins and Manuel
Davilo, 146.
Don George, former national anna
teur wrestling champion, will meet
Nick Lutte III the main event at
the Olympic auditorium s mat card
tonight.
Lee Wycoff will meet Buck Olsen
in special onehour time limit
special event, while Al Braffert of
Hollywood will grapple with Tom
my Thompson of Long Beach in the
opener.
SOUTH GATE, May %. W.R =
Jerry Duffy of San Pedro, will fight
Pete Saavidra, junior lightweights,
in the main event here tomorrow
night. Jack Campbell and Warren
Farrell will meet in the six round
scmi-final.
LOS ANGELES, May %. W.P)-
Bert Colima and Homer Sheridan,
who fought a sensational draw at
Hollywood retently, have been
signed TO fight at the Olympic June
10, it was announced today.
AVALON, Catalina Island, May
%. W.R)-Mrs. Roy Green, runner up
in the state women IS golf champion
ship tournament, today had won
new honor after turning in bril-
liant 67 to win the second annua!
Catalina invitational meet.
Among those who went down un-
der the Los Angeles city champion $
consistent playing were Mrs. Leona
Pressler, state champion and Mrs.
Gregg Lifur former state titlist.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-28
SPORT NEWS
five GOOD BOUTS
SCHEDULED FOR .
THURSDAY NIGHT

One night earlier than usual, Ihat
is tomorrow night, boxing fans will
assemble at the Imperial Valley Ath.
letic club to see a novel card Billed
rs one without star and with five
mighty good battles lined up.
Particularly attractive is this
card to the fan who often says
he would rather see two@ willing
boys, shy on experience buf willing
to fight, than topnotchertmatched
with palooka, or covering himself
up at all times. sse
There is particular interest in cv-
cry match ON the card. Fans have
wondered just how good Young
David, the Filipino, sensation, is.
They have seen him in two fights,
first against Lorenzo Reyes, rugged
but lacking in skill, and BATTLING
Chico, skillful aud experienced, but
on the down grade David kayocd
Reyes and scored Il technical knock
out over Chico. In neither eight was
he given an opportunity To show
what he really can do.
He meets worthy competition how
ever in Madison Glover, fast and
hard hitting colored boy, who claims
the featherweight championship OF
Arizona. Glover fought in the val
ley two or three years ago rs fly
weight, at that time being knoWn
as the San Diego school boy. He has
since put on weight, picked up 4
wallop, and is held in respect by
those who have watched INN from
the opposite corner. Eas
Harry Jennings is another new
conner, who didn' get an opportun-
ity to show what he could do When
he kayocd Ray Tidmore in quick
fashion last week. He tackles Andy
Armstrong, and the eoiored boy from
1Ioltville is nobody 5 set-up& !
Mariana Cebu and Vincent. Solano
n couple Of tough sluggers WHO hit
and hit some more, are in No. 3 spot
on the bill and they look like the
makings of one sweet battle.
The two Lorenzos. Reyes ami Apa
doca, evenly matched and ready AT
all times to mix if, are DOWN for
second place.
Florencio Villa and Peiino Kilat5
who have perpetual feud, viii open
the show.
Personally we like this card II
great deal better than some Of the
others that have been lined up with
high sounding names on them. Each
battel will be for six rounds, long
enough to give the boys chance
and yet not lon genough TO bore the
patrons If the gong should slow up.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-28
BISHOP CoNsECRATED

LOS ANGELES, May %. U.R)-
The Rev. Robert b. Gooden today
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-28
DEATH CLAIMS
STAR PITCHER
ON CUB TEAM

CHICAGO, MAY %. W.P)-Harold
/" Hail. Carlson 80. a star pitcher
Of the Chicago Cubs, died today as
the result Of an internal hemorrhage.
He was to have pitched today
against the Cincinnati Reds.
Apparently in excellent health
when he retired early last night in
his room at The Carlos hotel, Carl
son was heard moaning about 3 a.
m. He died soon after guests had
summoned DR.. John F. Davis to at
tend him
Tho hemorrhagc that caused Carl
son : death was believed to have re-
suited from an injury received by
tie pi1her during the practi tice sea-
son when his abdominal muscles
were severely wrenched.
When he visited his wife and
small daughter Yesterday at his home
in Rockford, H., where he started
playing baseball nj the age of 16.
he mentioned having a slight cold.
Mrs Carlson, an eXpectant mother,
was not told of his death when it
was reported in Rockford because of
hef condition. >a.z7 r~-.s.ye--
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-28
BASEBALL
STANDINGS
AMERICAN. LEAGUE
Yesterdays Result,

Yesterdays Results
Cleveland SO, Chicago 2-s.
Detroit Is, st. Louis IL.
Philadelphia Z, Boston 5.
Washington 7, New York ..
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE

XeStcrday'S Results
New York 3, Brooklyn |.
Pittsburgh s, st. Louis 5.
Philadelphia and Boston, rain.
Cincinnati and Chicago, rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-28

q 1890, n. J. REYNOLDS Tesases
Company. Wlastga. Sslssa. ~. &.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-28
KING GEORGE IMPROVED

LONDON, May %. WP Tho
rheumatism which has affected King
Georges righ hip shows definite
Improvement, an Official announce
ment from Buckingham Palace said
today. The king, however, received
no visitors this morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-28
GIRL FLYER KEEPS GOING

BRISBANE, Australia, n a Y %.
W.D - Miss Amy johnson, % year
old English girl flyer, arrived at
Charlcville today from Long Beach,
continuing her flight over Queens
land toward Brisbane Miss johnson
fought strong headwinds. She halt
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-28

day. The ceremony was participated
in by several bishops from other
states.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-28

assumes duties as suffragan bishop
of the Episcopal diocese of Los An
geles after his conservation yester-
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-28
COAST LEAGUE
YeStardax,s Has,,

Yesterdays Results
LOS angeles 10, Missions ..
Iio,lywood IL, San Francisco G.
Oakland 6, Portland 3.
sacramento s, Seattle 6.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-28

newspaper report that a large
part OF the population of the San
,oaluih valley went fishing on May
| when the season opened. a'''"A
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-17
MOHUTNY HLAs sLOVENsKA.

Sdruzenie Sovenskych Studentov ma Slovensku u
sporadao 2 septembra vyse 500 shromazden mestach
dednach slovenskych, ktorych vsetc Slovaci bez
rozdielu VERY potiky recni sradenie slovenske
vysoke technickej skoly Sovensku uz do bud1ceho
skoskeho roku.
Jedin socialist boil su proti tomu pokdsili sa
vraj shromazdena rozbijat' Chdaci, podreza 81 kirk
Slovensko ziada teraz deisiu ich minstra Skostva,
Derera, ktor nevysvetltel nych picin uho stava
proti sloveske technike. We'd sociastom by malo mai
Wac zalezat technike. Bez tecnky MET inzerov,
bez nznerov MET fabrk bez fabri MET fabrickeho
pre- socialstick1 sranu CT to socialist ma Slovensku
este nevedia?
Potesiteln6 e ze cele Slove1sko (socialis st nepa
trna stran0cka) sa postavilo rozhodnc technku.
Kosciach po boku Hlink recnili taxi eho poticki od
porcovia ako Micma Stodoa, Slavik; Trencine recn
ludak bjv. minister dr. Tiso spolu agrarnikom Zema
RecniG Ces Sovensku byvajdci sl'dbili vse
moznu pomoc; ba dakde al m1drejs socialist pripo
jill rezoldciam. Banskej Bystrici poslanec Razus
strho posluchacov do obrovskeho nadsena Cechom po
vedal: 'Vase mesta Moravou uz zapnili lldia inl
vas tam nechc, Wy musite sovenske pozadavky
odusevnovat!' "Slovensky Dennik', tento najce1l-
rastickesi najcechoslovackejs casopis Sovensku
navrhuje, ably zaden slovensk poslanec nehlasova
vladny rozpocet ak nom nebude postarane slovensk
techniku
Nuz c ME je to radostna zvest Slovenska? To je
po prv dvanas rokov, po prvy cd estvovana
republky, cele Slovensko spojilo mohutnym ha-
som zavolalo do Prahy: Date nam, co nam patri Je
polutovanahodne, re to muscle d0js' re vada
nedovtipila Pat technik (dve nemeckeD Cechacl
a Morave ziadna Sovensku: to je hanba
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-17
TALIANSKE VOJSKO
DO ALBANSKA

Cestujuci, prichadzajnci Al
banska potvrdzuj1 povesti 0 bcz-
nadcjnom zdravotnom stave al
banskeho kraIa Zogu, ktory trpi
ma raka.
kral 'ova choroba dostnpila W.
cholu krizu je NONE ocakavat
vo vel mi blizkej dobe. Sucasne so
Zogovou smrt'ou su zemi ocaka-
vane prenikave zmeny. Rozhodu-
jnci vplyv ma tam uz teraz Ia
liansko, ale vsetky znamky na-
svedcuj1, re Taliani chc6 este
svoje postavenie upevnit'. Alba
niu ME je NONE ami zd'aleka po-
vazovat' "a svobodnu krajinu
zda sa, re jej statny vyznam este
hlboko poklesne na jednoduchd
koloniu.
Z Talianska sil do Albanie do
prayovanG cele vel Ike transporty
italskeho vojska. Len "a posledne
tri meSiace bolo do zeme dopravc-
nEch 5000 d6>tojnikov a poddo-
stojnikov, ktori vyckavaj1 Okla
mih, ably zemi vyplnili svoje po-
slanie. V Albansku je al tisice
talianskych vojakov v civilnom
obleceni, ktori tam teraz vykona-
vajn rozlicne prace, ale na zavola-
ME su hotovi chytit' zbran do
rnk.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-17
buj1 okamzite zamestnanie, ably
nezahynuli hladom.

buj1 okamzite zamestnanie, ably
nezahynuli hladom.
Murphy vymenoval 101-clenovy
vybor z clenov dobrocinnych or
ganizacii, priemyselnikov, OBJ
chodnikov, robotnikov a remesel-
nikov, ktoreho pracou je najst'
zamestnanie robotnikom. Tento
vybor pocina 81 vel'mi domysel ne
dosial' nasiel pracu uz tisicim.
Priemyselnici snizuj1 pracoyne
hodiny ia osem sest' hodin,
tyzdne 20 sedem la Sest dni, me-
MIA "sichty" a tax robia miesto
pre- nezamestnanych. Vybor po-
ziadal mattel 'ov lotoy a fariem
okolo Detroitu, aby 81 dali vyse-
kat ocistit' lesy na ich farmach
a stromy a kry ma lotoch. Ia til
q i
to pracu nemusia platit' mic, len
daruju vysekane drevo, ktore W.
Dor spenazuje a deli robotnikom,
ktori toho dostayaj1 cd $3.50
do $500 dene. Vyse 1000 robotni-
kov dostalo robotu len ia tento
sp3sob.
4 Praca v domoch bohatsich l'udi
bola reorganizovana. Dosavad' ze-
ny chlapi robievali takychto
domoch po hodinke-dvoch denne
a potion sli domov. Zarobili len
ma prevozne a jed1o d ztratili den.
Odteraz jednotiive zeny 'chlapi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-17

budu pracovat' cele dni "a cely
mesiac, manifesto pc par hodln na
den. V druhy mesiac inc zeny
chlapi budn til pracu konat' a TAX
sa premieilat'.
Mayor Murphy rozlclil svoj
-clenovy vybor na romantic
podvybory, akych este Anne
rike ziadne mesto nemalo. Kazdy
podvybor ma inc pole vynacha
dzania novych sposobov zadova-
zovania prace pre- robotnikov.
Stavebny program mesta bol po-
tisnuty napred, to jest, skoly, kto
re maly byt' postavene az ma bu-
duel rok, bud1 postavene este to-
hoto roku. Podobne viacere inc
stavby.
Praca tohto vyboru sa darf, ce-
le obyvatel 'stvo srdecne MIN
kooperuje. Politika bola 1plne Wy
lucena.
Nieco podobneho by SD zislo V
kazdom americkom meste. [ tn v
Youngstown. Jedni robotnici pra-
cuj1 az po 12-14 hodin denne,
inl nemaj1 co do 1st polozit'. III
slo by sa trochu dobrej vole ma
kazdej strane a bieda, ktera cez
zimu hrozi, by bola aspon zmier-
nena, ked' ME zazehnana. Tych
100000, ktore mesto da odhlaso-
vat, pomoze len vel'mi malo.
Treba sirsej akcie, treba jej
surne. ... .... .... -. ...
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-17
sTOJTE PRI sVOJOM PRIATEL'oVI.

Ease name jedne sudcovske by pred sebou.
Je naj jvysSi vybrat 81 kandidaa pre- novoutvore-
ne mesto SUDCU COMMON PLEAS SUD-.
Ma tomto side tisice pravot - cvilnych rozhodcich
zocineckych - je rozsudzovane rocne Pravoty, kto
rych needna len osobne majetkove prava, ale al
o slobodu, ba zivot
Je tedy tento sud vhodne menovany SUDOM LU-
DU. .~J"sa @s. =a<at'1 hGA4s "
Prirodzene ze sa mate slime zaujimat starat' to-,
re aky SUDCA bue predsedat tomuto sdu "a buducich
sest' rokov.
Mdz pocetnym kandidatmi, uchadzaj1cim sa ten
to vysoky irad e kanddat ktory bol rodeny kraji,
ktor prisel sem, ked bol chlapcon, ktory strav hod
cast svoho mladeho zvoa pracou tunajch tovarach
ktory, tom samom case zadovazl 81 vysseho vzdea-
MIA potu tvar ktory I'll poslednych dvadsatdva rokov
svojho zivota medz nam ktory praktzova svoje po
volanie schopne statocne cestne - JOZEF FRIED
MAN.
On je 'sSELF-MADE MAN..
Pochodac chudobnych rodcov, sue P,ldu, Boil
VzDY, A VZDY BUDE IA chudobny lud
On vedie BOZ tento vysoky trad zaklade svojho
rekordu ako CLOVEK, ako OBCAN ako SCHOPNY
"A SVEDOMITY PRAVOTAR.
Ked' clcete vysokomysel neho pravotara, ked' chce
tie pravotara bezpocy charakteru ked chcee pr
yotara uznanych schopnosi ked' chcee pravotara
prezentujiceho CHUDOBNY L'UD, ked' chcete pravo-
tara, ktory ma zasady, axe Wy mate: predsedat' COM
MON PLEAS SUDU MAHONING OKRESU "a budd-
cch sest' rokov - tax hlasujte JOZEFA FRIED
MANA.
Ia mnohe roxy venoval sa l1ojne bezzistne kazde-
mu obcianskemu pohybu pre- zepsenie zvoa Mahoning
doline. 0
49, Ste 81 podzn sam sebe ako amerck obcania ste po-
alzni zasadanl ktor6 ver1te, ste podsn JOZEFOVI
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-17
JAKO SA STARA DET.
ROIT o NEZAMESTNA-
NYCH.

Mesto Detroit, Michigan, je
tiez postihnute hospodarskou kri-
zou. Vel'ke tisice robotnikov ne
ma roboty trpi nudzu. Minula
administracia mesta nevedela 81
rady so situaciou, ponechavala
robotnikov ich osudu: biede, hla-
du zine. ..
Ale ma st 'astie starry mayor Dol
Pudom "odvolany", t. j. hlasova-
MIN shodeny S uradu pre- akesi
neporiadky. Vo vol'be, nedavno
prevedenej, 20 styroch kandida-
TOW wit 'azil Frank Murphy, kto-
ry NAL v programe, re ked' bude
zvoleny, najde robotu pre- tie IT,
sice nezamestnanyeh. L'udia po-
chybovali, ale no predsa zvolili,
ably dokazal, co vie.
A Murphy sa chytil do prace.
Same prve boil prevedeny popis
nezamestnanych. Zaplsat sas. s.mal
pravo len ten, ktosv Detroit byta
jeden rok. To preto, aby sa do
mesta nenahrnulo tisice noyych
4 b E - = "a -ft Z
nezamestnanych. Zapfsalo. sa 10O,-
600 1plne nezamestnanych a z
tychto 10000 udalo, ze sa nacho-
dia vo vel 'kej- biede a. ze potre-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-17

FRIEDMANOVIv uznanie jeho stalost pevnosti, kto
rymi vzdy bojoval vec l'udu nelep udobrenm jeho
kanddacie, ale al podporovanim hlasovan1m neho
"a SUDCU COMMON PLEAS SUD-.
Ked' chcete SpRAVEDLNOST PRE- VSETkYCH
bez OIL adu veru narodnost ked clcete praveho
skutotnGho SLUHU L'UDU SUDCU Common Pleas
s,idu, ked' chcete L'UDSKEHO SUDCU tom iirade "a
budtcich sest' rokoy tax udobrite, podporuje hla
suite na JOZEFA FRIEDMANA. II
tejto kriz nedajte nikym zavadzat', ale stojte
pri PRIATEL'OVI L'UDU - JOZEFOVI FRIEDMA-
NOVI - on je jediny BEZPECNY KANDIDAT.
Vybor, pracujuci zvolenie Jozefa Friedmana
"a okresneho sudcu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-17
CERNOCH SA STAL
DOKTOROM EKONoMIE

Abraham Harris, professor a
nacelnik ekonomickeho oddelenia
Harvard university, dostal dokto-
rat ekonomie Ma Columbia uni
verzite. Harris je jediny cernoch
na svete, ktory 81 zasldziI dokto-
ratu ekonomickej vede.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-17
BEDAR OKRADOL -
BEDARA o SATY

Policajt Doyle oznamil ma poll
Gil t1to historku 20 zivota beda-
rov: Ked' prechadzal jednej noel
po Summit Ave, stretol sa jed
nyms cloyekom sbez klob1ka, bez
kabata, bez kosele a bez topanok /;
niesol vel'l1y kyjak ma pleci. Clo-
vek mu povedal, ze chce napad-
nut chlapa, .ktory mu, pocas
spanku ma chodnfku, sobliekol
saty a topanky a chce mu vziat'
este nohavice a spodne saty.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-17
TALIANI ZAVRELI SLOVIN-
COM POsLEDNU SKOLU.

Podl'a zvesti z Triestu, ma roz-
kaz z Rima triestska prefekttra
zavrela slovinskd skolu vo Sv.
Jakube. Bola to posledna este
existuj1ca slovinska skola v Ia
liansku ma novy skolsky rok "a
pisalo sa do nej vyse tisic slo-
vinskych deti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-17

- slovenska Liga je ysenarod-
na ustanovizen, vstupujte do nej
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-17
20 B DIV u J E NJ
HOvOri
GEN. ono H. FALk
Jeden ma, 2rednejsich americkych
priemyselnikov.
Predseda, Allis Chalmers Mfg.
Company.

Podpredseda Glen drektoriumu The Falk Corp. Ivy
rabatelia ocelovych latin, atd); Glen drektoriumu:
First Wisconsin National Bank, First Wisconsin Trust
Company, Wisconsin Telephone Company, Milwaukee
Mechanic. Insurance Company, National Enamelng
and Stamping Company, Granite City Steel Co., Falk
Investment Company.
Predseda Public Safety Commission Of Milwaukee;
Regent of Marquette Univerzty; Glen direktoriumu,
Merchants and Manufacturers Assn. of Milwaukee.
''Tie dni us presly, ked' ryrdbatei mohol dosi's-
hnli Useobecne prijatie suojho produktu len
prostrednictuonr velkeho ohIasouania. Dnesnd
reikd konkurencia siada, aby produk Dol
vysnaeeny jakosiou uylucne suojou. A prefo
ia, ako uyrdbatel, obdipujem ease podnikave
pousiranie Ultra Fialouych PaprSlekou y
'Toasting' (Praseni) LUCKY STRIKE tabd-
kOv.''