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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-08-05
The Political Report the Central Committee the XVI Party Conge
ofhe Communist ary the Soviet Union cmde Address June r. 9

eign and degenerate elements, and their re.
placement by new workers from below.
Further the essential character of the Boil
shevist offensive lies in the mobilization Of
the maximum of our means for the financing
of our industry, our Soviet and collective farms
and in the participation of the most capable
elements in our Party in the work of promot.
ing this cause.
Finally, the essential character of the Boil.
shevist offensive lies in the mobilization of the
Party itself for the organization of the whole
cause of the offensive, in the consolidation an
intensification of the Party organizations by
means of the elimination of the bureaucratic
AMI degenerate elements, in the isolation and
pushing aside of the representatives of the
Right and Left devations from the Lenn.
list party, and the placing in the foreground
of the real and steadfast Leninists.
These the bases of the Bolshevist of
fensive at the present moment.
How is the Party realizing this plan of the
offensive?
We know that the Party is carrying out his
Plan consistently.
The first step taken by the Party was to
undertake selfcriticism on bread scale, and tc
concentrate the attention of the masses on the
faults of our constructive work, on the faults
of our organizations and Institutions As early
intensified self criticism was recognized. The
Schakhty affair and the sabotage committed in
our various industries, revealing the lack of
revolutionary instinct in some of the sections
OF the Party gave fresh impetus to self-crt-
icism on the one hand, whilst on the other this
impetus was supplied by our struggle against
the kulaks and the deficiencies of our village
organization thereby incurred The &C., in
Its appeal of End June 1928, laid down the final
lines of the campaign of selfcriticism, calling
upon all the forces of the Party and the work
ing class to exercise self-critcism, "from top
to bottom and from bottom to top" without
respect of persons" The Party, drawing in
line OF demarcation between itself and the
Trotzkyist Criticism" coming from the other
side of the barricade and aiming at the dis
credlting and weakening of the Soviet power
declared that the task of self-criticism is the
ruthless exposure of the faults of our work. to
the end that our work of building up socialism
may be improved and the Soviet power more
firmly established. 1t is wel-known fact
that the appeal of the Party reused a far
reaching echo in the masses of the working
class and peasantry.
Ito Be Continued)
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-08-05
By B. SkLAR

by ID. ShLAR
THE Importance of the workers correspondents
movement has long been recognized by our
Party Theoretically. Our Party has now ar
rived at stage in its del elopment when it
must and will take serious steps in order to
crystalline this movement organizationally
The worker correspondents movement is a
powerful instrument for developing our Party
press into mass papers
The worker correspondents movement, if
properly developed, will become a powerful
vehicle for popularizing the campaigns, the
slogans of the Party among the broad masses
of workers.
Last but not least this movement is power
full weapon for exposing and correcting the
shortcomings of our movement and of oppor-
tunist deviations from the correct Party line
The guiding center of the movement must
be the Daily Worker worker correspondents
movement.
The first organizational step toward the
building up of the worker correspondents move
ment must be the creation of a Central Work
ers Correspondence Bureau connected with the
Daily Worker and under it's guidance) This
bureau will have the important tasks:
Ito foster the organization of worker
correspondents groups in the most industrial
centers of the United States.
ITO maintain contacts with these groups
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(Continued)


This is surely clear. The question is now:
Has the time already come for passing forward
to the offensive, the moment ripe for the
offensive? In the came year, 1922, Lenin
spoke in another place Of the necessity OF:
Joining the ranks with the masses of the
peasants, with the working peasantry, and
to begin the advance, essentially and IN
finitely more slowly than we had intended,
so tina. the whole mass actually moves with
US. Then VIXEN she four comes there
will be such an acce!erstion of this move
ment, as we do not venture to dream
of at this moment" Vol. XVLLL, second
part, PIP 1880. Russian)
1t is always the same question: Has the
time already come for such an acceleration
of the movement, for the acceleration of the
tempo of our movement: did we choose the
right moment when we passed on a determined
attack along the whole front in the second half
of 1929?
The Party has already given clear and
definite reply to this question.
Yes, the moment has come.
Yes. The Party chose the right moment to
pass forward to the attack along the whole
front.
This is shown by the growing activity of
the working masses, and the hitherto unex-
ampled growth of the authority of the Party
among the million masses of the workers
This Is shown by the growing activity of
thu poor and middle peasant masses and the
determined turn taken by these masses towards
the organization of collective farms.
This is shown by our achievements both in
the development of industry and in the de-
velopment of the Soviet farms and collectives.
This is shown by the fact that we have now
the possibility of not only replacing kulak pro-
duction of the Soviet and collective farms, but
of widely exceeding kulak production.
This is shown by the fact that we have es-
sentially solved the grain problem and have
accumulated certain grain reserves, by means
Of transferring the preponderance of the pro-
duction of market grain from the sphere of
individual production to that of the Soviet
and collective farms.
We find here the proof that the Party chose
the right moment to take up the offensive all
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loyalty anxious to build the TU.U.L. revou-
tionary unions, to help the Party correct it's
line and fight the Right Danger in practice
there should be much of the space of Labor
Unity filled with splendid and helpful criticism
of concrete orportunist errors, written by
workers But one can not find such thing in
Labor Unity.
hension of the necessity of this among our
comrades leading the T.U.U.L. work We must
develop that ability to "link up" self-criticism
with practical work, of making Labor Unity
the voice of the workers complaints against
our mistakes well as of complaints against
capitalist exploitation.
The fight against the Right Danger is not
limited to Party members, nor to the columns
of the Daily Worker. 1t must be encouraged
among the masses and find place in what
the Labor Unity ought to be-the organ Of
mass expression.
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the kulak owes his existence, then the kulak
system will arise and grow once more.
Others believe that the offensive is a blind
advance without proper preparation, without
regroupings of forces during the offensive,
without consolidation of the positions already
won, without a utilisation of the reserves for
the development of the successes; and when
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symptoms are observable, for instance, of a
return current of part of the peasants out OF
the collectives, then this means that we have
the "ebbtide" of the revolution, the decline OF
the movement stagnaton of the offensive.
Is this, right? Of course it is not right
In the first place no offensive can be con-
Quoted, even the most successful one, without
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The Daily Worker is the Partv's
hest ,nsf,u" NJ a. male contacts
a~"ry t't masses at mixers. to
build u mass Communis, Party.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-31
DVAJA SLOW. KNAZI
" AUTOVEJ NEHODE

Rev. Alexander Udavcak OSB.
Dol zabity a Rev. Pavel Odelga
t t'azko ranenE v pondelok minu-
leho tyzdna, ked' sa na aute vra-
cali f. Pittsburgh do Beatty,
Pa. Pri Greensburgu sa i'm auto
na l'adovej ceste sklzlo srutilo
do hlbokej priekopy. Rev. Udav-
eak boil profesorom biologie bo-
taniky V st. Vincent College v
Beatty, Pa. a Rev. Odelga je du-
chovnym United, Pa. V nedel'u
90. JAM Rev. Udavcak boil sl1-
zit' prve bohosluzby v osade Sv.
Heleny v E. Pittsburgh, v ktorej
vyrastol do ktorcj jeho rodicia
prisluchaj1. Nest 'astie vzbudilo
vseobecn1 sustrast' medzi ameri.
ckymi Slovakmi. a.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-31
Al KAROLYI JE IA,
REVIZIU HRANIC

Myself SINE, re gr6f Karolyi je
triezvym Mad arom, ktory sa ne
omamuje nadejou ma stare hrani-
ce Mad'arska. Ale je on ten isty
agitator proti Trianonu, ako vse-
tel propagandisti, ktorych je ma
teraz Spoj. Statoch cele hajna.
Karolyi V jednej svojej reel po-
vedal nasledovne: MAD 'arsko
bolo ol1pene o zivotne prostried-
ky. Bee Slovenska, Sedmohrad-
ska a Banatu Mad 'arsko nemoze
existovat'." Tedy i on priznava,
re Mad 'ari sami cd seba nevyzi-
jnd,. musej1 mat otrokov. Tych a.
lie teraz zadarmo nedostanu a do
vojny su sami prislabi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-31
MESTO CAMPBELL
MA NOVYCH SEFOV

Mayor Julius suspendoval So
botu popoludni policajneho sefa
Cunninghama po jeho opatov-
nom obzalovani federalnou poro-
tou, ze sa spiknul prot prohibic-
nym zakonom Spoj. Statov. ia
zastupneho sefa policie mayor
vymenoval detektiva Jana Osel-
skeho.
Mayor Julius zamysl'a a suspen-
dovat' al hasicskeho stfa Geo.
Mathew, lebo jeden poziarny sig
nal najdeny Dol zkazeny, pre- kto-
Ri prlcinu zhorely diva domy V
pondelok. Julius sa vyslovil, re
Mathew je 'paycheck chief,
ktory pracuje len ked je ,vypla-
ia. Zhorely domy Michala Gajda-
ka Domenica Graziano ma De-
witt Ave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-31
SLOVENKA UCITEL'KOU
HRY MA PIANO

Dobre znama dcera p. Jozefa
Martinko, pani Anna Pekarclko-
va, otvorila 81 znovu studio hry
ma piano V, svojej domacnosti,
2113 South Ave. Pani Pekarciko-
va je dokonala pianistka, znama
vePkej casti slovenskeho obe-
censtva V Youngstown. Ked' tn
koncertoval slovensky tenor p.
Hok, ona no sprevadzala ma pia-
ne tax dobre, re sa p. Hok nej
vyslovil S nadsenim. PAM Pekar-
cikov1 vrele odporncame rodi-
com, ktori chc1 mat dietky hu-
dobne vzdelane.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-31
EMMA DESTINNOVA
ZOMRELA v CECHACH

Slavna ceska prima donna,
Emilia Destinn, zomrela 20. ja-
nuara v Budejoviciach vo veku
81 rokov. Destinnova sa preslavi-
la i Amerike. Bola prima don
nou. MetropolitaQ. .Opery v New
Yorku, kde vystupovala v hlav-
nych ulohach opier "Flying
Dutchman', "Pagliacci'', ''Ma-
dame Butterfly, ''Eugen One
gin' a "Andrea Chenier''. Je-
dnoho casu mala mat koncert i v
Youngstown pod zaStitou Okres-
neho Sboru Slovenskej Lfgy, ale
onemocnela. Rev. Zlamal jua po-
ziadal 0 koncert pre- Youngstown.
81. Destinn spievala do Victor
rekordov slovenske a ceske Pu-
dove piesne. ktore sa dosial' te-
sia velkej obi 'ube.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-31
SchoodzaOk Sboru
Slovenskej Ligy
Ma schodzu v pondelok vecer ma
ju prist zastupkyne zenskych
klubov.

Ma pondelok veGer, 3. februara
bude vyznamna sch0dza Okresne-'
no Sboru Slovenskej Ligy v ho-
licskom zavode p. Janovskeho, 20
n. Watt st. Ma sch0dzi sa bude
pojednavat' slovenskom veeier-
ku usporiadanom pre- americkn
verejnost' na den II. februara.
Preto sa vyzaduje, aby na sch0-
dzu dosli ako zastupcovia sborov
Ligy spolkov, tax al zastupky-
ne zenskych klubov. Vybor, kto-
ry pripravuje vecierok, poda
zpravu a poziada Okr. Sbor Ligy
o pomocnu ruku. s 1ctou,
NJ. J. Lesnak, tai.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-31
CASOPISY BUDU MUSET
VYKAZAT MATTEL 'OV

Senatny vybor postovych veci
Spoj. Statov udobril navrh zako-
ma, podPa ktoreho postmaster
Spoj. Statov bude opravneny
pozadovat' vykazanie pravych
MATTEL 'ov casopisov. V Spoj. Sta
toch vychodi mnoho casopisov,
ktorych pravi maiitelia s1 vrch-
nostiam neznami ktore preva-
dzaj1 daku propaganda. Tu su
nyslene nielen casopisy komu-
nisticke cudzozemskymi vlada-
mi vydavane, ale al casopisy,
tore%robia propaganda proti "a
ujmom l'udu Spoj. Statov. Dosa-
vad' zakon vyzadoval udat' len
mena redaktorov, firmy, 1radni-
kov spolocnosti a majitel'ov l.
castin alebo bondov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-31
TVORIA SA MOVE STRANY:
"MOKRA" A "SUCHA"

Ia kulisnami oboch vepkych po
litickych stran odohravaju sa
vel'ke boje. ODE Strany rozpolte-
ne sn ma "suchych' "mo-
krych". Boje dostupujn takej
rozhorcenosti, re hrozi rozpadnu-
tie oboch stran a utvOrenie sa no.
vych, Z ktorych jedna by bola "a
prohlbiciu, druha proti prohibit
eli.
Nikto netaji, ze dnes najvaesim
probl6mom Spojenych Statov je
prohibicia a 2 nej vznikla nepo-
slusnost' k zakonom. Ktory narod
ale neposlncha zakony, tomu hro-
ii zahuba. A ably sa tej predlslo,
Otazka bude este raz rozhodnuta
narodom. Preto chyry utvoreni
sa novych stran ma zaklade pro-
a protiprohibicnom, alebo este
vypuklejsie preskupenie sa voli-
Gov v bud1cich prezidentskych
vol'bach, nezli bolo "a minulych,
je povazovane "a moznost'.
Prohibiciaci vynakladajn teraz
posledne silly na zvysene uplatno-
vanie prohibicie. Ma ich natlak
prezident vymenoval vysetrovaciu
komisiu a tato komisia to bola,
ktora odpor1cala vymenuvat' "a
uplatnovatePov prohibicie len sa-
mych prohibiciakov. Mokri" by
vd acne urobili kompromis: ma
vrhujl 3-percentove pivo zia-
daju prezidenta, ably ich tom
napomahal. To bude ale asi da-
romne. Prohibiciaci nedovolia pi-
vo, ale radsej podstlpia boj, v kto
rom m6zu al ma celej clare pre-
hrat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-31
LEKARI A PRAVOTARI
V RUSKU SKOMUNIZOVANI

Ruska sovietska vlada vydala
nariadenie, ktorym vsetci lekari
Rusl1u stall sa statnymi lekar-
mi a privatne liecenie i'm bolo
prisne zakazane. Ktori lekari ma
Ii svoje vlastne nemocnice sana-
toria, tie musejI odovzdat' statu
bez nahrady.
Moskovska pravotarska komo-
ra usniesla sa skomunizovat' vse-
tkych pravotarov v Rusku. Stran
ky cd tohto casu musejn ziadat
0 pravnu radu alebo zastnpenie
La sude pravotarsku kolektivu,
ktora rozdelf pracu medzi advo-
katov, take kazdy pravotar bu-
de mat rovnaky prijem.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-31
PRAv0TARI sPOJ. STAToV
MUSEJU BYT "sUCHi''

Pravotari, ktori nevylej1 pomi-
mo list daky dobry napoj, ME sii
sdci byt' zalobnymi pravotarmi
Spoj. Statov, tax podobne ziadne
inc osoby, nem6zu byt' zamest-
name, pri vymahani prohiblcie,
jestlize 81 rady vypijd alebo i'm
zasadovost' nedovoli, ably uznava-
ly platnost' prohibicneho zakona.
Taketo nariadenie prislo cd pro-
hibienej dradovne vlady Spoj.
Statov. Odteraz, ked' bud1 vyme-
ndvani zalobni pravotari alebo
prohibicni uradnici, najprv bude
o mich prevedene d6kladne vyse-
troyanie, ci s1 "suchi'', len V
kladnom pade budd prijati do
sluzieb prohibicnych.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-31
SK0LDOZORCA RICHESON
ZAKAZAL TANCE

Dozorca skol youngstownskych,
DIR. Richeson vydal zakaz prot
tancom ma sch6dzach Parent-Tea-
chers Association. Prichadzaly
zaloby, re ma vecierkoch Spolku
Rodicov a Ucitel'ov tancujn. sa
baletnt tance. DR.. Richeson ta-
k6to tance teraz zakazal.
My vieme, re ma sch0dzach p.
T. A. robi sa al mad 'arska propa-
ganda a ked' sk6ldozorca mohol
zakazat' tymto spolkom tance,
m6ze zal1azat' al propaganda.
Vsetko co je potrebne, zaslat' mu
protesty. Protesty by maly prist'
cd nasich spolkov, klubov, Cd Fe-
deracie Politickej cd Okr. Sbo-
ru SLOW. Ligy. Slovenski obyva-
telia Youngstown plata dan ma
skoly a preto maju pravo prote-
stovat'. Propagandou zavadzane
s1 ucitelky a ucitelia, ktori to
podajd d'alej ziactvu. A "a nase
peniaze to nesmieme dovolit'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-31
PREF. Masaryk
chce zad'akoyat'
Praje 81, aby jeho nastupcom Dol
Benes. - Zad'akovat' ma v den
svojich 80. narodenin, Z. marca.

u Prahy stale dochodia zpravy
o tom, re prezident Masaryk "a
d'akuje v den svojich so. narode-
min, Z. marca, S podmienkou, ak
politicke strany mu zarucia zvo-
lenie cloveka, ktory by kracal L.
pine jeho Slapajach. Pod tym
celia verejnost' rozumie dra Be-
mesa, doterajsieho zahranicneho
ministra republiky.
O zamysPanom zad'ahovani
Masaryka vie vraj berlinska
vlada, pise United Press. z toho
mono odvodzovat', ze sa Masa-
ryk zdoveril 50 svojim planom
vsetkym vladam europskym, pa
trne preto, ably vypocul ich mien-
ku. Masaryk dal intervjd ma No
w rok redaktorovi "Ceskeho
Slova' (organ Benesov) prezi-
dentskej otazke. Vyslovil sa ta-
kto: "Keby mi Dol predstaveny
statnik, ktoreho politicka ,scho-
pnost' charakter by zarucoval,
re repubfika bude vedena politi-
kou osvedeenou nielen v jedena-
stitch rokoch po prevrate, ale uz
v styroch rokoch valecnych, po-
tom by som post1pil svoje mie-
sto svojmu naslednikovi bez roz-
pakov hned'."
Je to jasne osvedcenie. "Ubez-
pecte ma, ze zvolite Benesa, a
hned' sa vzdam.'
Ale ohpadom osoby Benesovej
sl teraz rozlicne mienky. Este
pred niekol'ko rokmi Benes by
bol mohol byt' zvoleny. Teraz uz
i socialni demokrati su proti ne
mu, nehovoriac O agrarnikoch a
inych. Benes pouziva pristine me-
tody proti svojim protivnikom
(vyhodenie Stribrneho, Hodzu,
Gajdu), preto ST obavy, ze by sa
z neho stal diktator. A takeho
cloveka republike nechcd "a
prezidenta, aspon ME socialism,.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-31
SL0VENSKI GRADUANTI
STREDNYCH SK0L

Stredrocne graduacie youngs-
townskych strednych skolach pri-
niesly viacerym slovenskym
ziakom diplomy. V South High
graduovali Jozef j. Begalla, He
lena NJ. Malak, Michal J. Oslovic,
Jozef Palkovic, Andrej Vanis a
Stefan E. Zabka. V Clancy High
School graduovali Stefan Klein,
Margita Klupin, Juraj Kozak,
Maria Majzik, Jozef Mikita Ste
fan Ondas. Juraj Labuda a Jozef
Javorsky zvoleni boil "a clenov
National Honor Society. Ysetkym
blahozelame! .. ..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-31
COOPER YA UCHADZA
+. O DRUHY TERM1N

Guverner Cooper bude kandi-
datom znovuzvolenia toho roku a
S MIN bude sa uchadzat' o sena-
torstvo Spoj. Statov Rocoe Nc
Culloch, ktoreho guverner media
vno vymenoval "a senatora po
odumreti senatora Burtona. Toto
sa vykl'uvalo ma vyrocnom Nc
Kinley bankete v Clevelande v
stredu vecer. Ma bankete guver-
ner NAL rec, v ktorej oznamil, ze
splnil vsetko, co NAL v programe
a ze "a posledny rok usporil Sta
tu poldruha miliona dolarov, tax
ze stat ma teraz sest' milionov
dolarov zvySku v pokladnici.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-31
REV. KRAsUL'A
MoNsIaNoRoM

2 Denn. Slovak " Amerike sa
doznavame, re znamy rodolub a
new-yorksky slovensky katolicky
knaz, Rev. Stefan Krasul'a, po-
vyscny boil Sv. Stolicou ma hod-
most prelata titulom monsig-
nora. Vymenovanie odovzda1 mu
j. E. kardinal Hayes, ktory sa
nedavno vratil Rimu. Monsig-
nor Krasul'a je uz tretim 20 slo-
venskych katol. knazov v Ameri-
ke, ktory t1to hodnost' obdrzal.
Prvym je Msgr. Blahunka Chi
caga, druhym Msgr. Sobota Z
Wilkes Barre, Pa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-31
KRVAVE SEDLIACKE
VZBURY v RUSKU

Moskovska komunisticka "Pra-
vida" pise, re Ukraine vypukly
vazne vzbury muzikov, ktori od-
poruj1 skomunizovaniu ich roll.
Vojenske vypravy, ma prinltenie
sedliakOv k odovzdaniu svojich
fariem komunam, boly ma Kau-
kaze, Chersone a Odese povraz-
dene. Vlada teraz vyslala trestn1
expediciu proti tymto sedliakom
a move prelievanie krve nastane.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-31
Program rocnej
schoodze zupy K. S.
Roena schodza v. zupy bude Is.
a 16. februara ma Haseltone. Ta-
necna zabava a divadlo.

Sbor $50. a Venice 107. X. s.
v Haselton sd uz prichystane L.
vltat' delegatov a delegatky roe
nej sch6dze V. zupy X. S., ktora
bude odbyvana V dnoch Is. a 16.
februara V Skolskej miestnosti o.
sadly Sv. Alzbety ma n. Haseltine
Ave.
Sokoli a Sokolky, ktore boly
Zvolene do vyboru ma obstaranie
vsetkeho ku tejto rocnej sch0dzi,
vypracovaly ma svojej sch6dzi 13.
januara nasledovny program:
Sch6dza sa poGne o 10. iodine
rano, Is. februara modlitbou, kto-
ri bude predriekat' Rev. Jozef
Kostik. Sch6dza potrva do l. ho-
diny, kedy bude nasledovat' 1-ho-
dinova prestavka ma posilnenie
umu tela. O 2. hodine bude DO
kracovane v pojednavani az do 6.
hodiny vecer. Nasledovat' bude
spolocna vecera, ktoru Sokolky
nase prichystajil po nasItehl
obcerstveni pojdeme vsetci na ta-
nee, ktory bude trvat' do polnoci.
s tanecnej zabavy kazdy delegat
a delegatka budn odvedeni ma do
bry noel 'ah.
Ma druhy den, 16. februara
pol 9. hodine zacne sa sv. omsa,
ktora bude slGzena "a Sokolov
sokolky. V. zupy. Po sv. omsi bu-
de sch6dza do 1. hodiny a po spo-l
locnem} obede, o 2. shedine bude'
d'alSie zasadnutie az do skoncenia
vsetkych schodzi predliehajdcich
zalezitost1. Po veceri o pol s. ho-
dine bude divadelne predstavenie
hry "Doktor' a jedneho komi-
ckeho vystupu. Ucinkovat' bud1
Sokoli Sokoll1y miestneho Sbo-
ri a Venca. Ufame, re to bude
pre- delegatov delegatky vesele
zaklucenie rocnej zupnej sch6-
DIE.
V divadelnej hre bud1 ncinko-
vat nasledovni: Stanislav Ne
cko, 81. M. Belus, j. Kolar, A. To-
poly, pi. Stefanova Brayer, Jozef
Gromofsky, S. Brajer, S. Rudy,
81. A. Repasky, J. Ulicny, j. Pa
velko, pi. Yasova, S. Palguta a
Jan Kollar. Zdar Bob!
Vybor sch0dze.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-31
CHYRNY SLOVENSKY
TENORISTA MA RADIO

Pan Juraj J. Chovanec bude
spievat' klasicke l'udove piesne
v slovenskej reel tiez anglickej
a incl, utorok, 4. februara o Z.
hodine vecer ma radio, Cleveland
Station Wink (139O Kilocycles,
215.7 Meters), dl'a vychodneho
standardneho casu. Teda vsetci,
ktori vlastnite radio, pripravte 81
ho a nac1vajte jeho krasny slo-
vensky program.
Julius Badzik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-31
MLADY sLovAK vsTUPIL
DO REHoI.E JEzu1Tov
Pan Adrian Sifka odcestoval v
pondelok do Milford, o. - Kra-
...s sna rozldcka.

v pondelok ddcestoval 2 kruhu
svojich rodicovsdo klastora Jezui-
tov Milford, TO-, pan Adrian
Slifka, syn pokhvalne znamych
slovenskych roaicov, p. ,Stefana
slifku a pi. MGie G. slifkovej v
Youngstown. II nedel'u Oltarny
Spolok pri osade Sv. Cyrilla a
Methoda usporiadal k jeho pocte
rozl1Gku v skoaskej miestnosti a
veser bola rozlfska cd priatel'ov
v domacnosti ieho rodicov. Ma
oboch rozldakach pritomne bolo
mnoho osob a skazdy prial mia
demu reholnfkovi to najlepsie.
Pan Adrian Slifka vychodil tu
skolu osady Sv. Gyrilla a Metho-
da. Potion studoval styri roxy v
Campion College a od oktobra v
Holy Cross College. Jeho tnzbou
bolo stat sa rehoInikom, ktora
tuba sa mu teraz vyplnila.
Rodina Slifkoveov, ako sam
p. Slifka srdeene d'akujd Oltar-
nemu Spolku "a preukazan1 la
sku a iictu mlademu reholnfkovi
ako al vsetkym9 priatel 'om, ktori
mu prisli povedat' IS Bohom! -.