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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-28
PORTER, TRUSTED II YEARS,
GETS 600 DAYS IN STORE THEFT
Dresses Valued at $1,000 Stolen and Sold or Burned
by Employe.

stocks. The colored porter was suspected
and admitted taking much of the cloth
ing d mmeolaSely aIser nus apprehension,
collecting the dresses from all over the
city. About 20 that Ford had peddled
from door to door at greatly reduced
prices were recovered in this way. They
said the colored man admitted burn
ing many of the silk garments because
he was afraid they might be found in
his home.
The sentences imposed by Judge
Isaac r. Hit under the motion of AS
sistant United States Attorney John
r. Fitzpatrick were $50 days on one
charge Of larceny and 80 days on each
of the ten other charges. One of the
dresses stolen was valued at $43, but
a police charge Of grand larceny was
$1,000 In court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-28
Enlarged Fleets Is Threat
ened Answer to 40 Per
Cent Proposal.
PRIVATE CAB OWNERS
COMPLAIN OF MONOPOLY
Rayford Declares Violence Threat
ened by Men Forced From Streets
and Unable to Sell Machines.

Placed on the unfair list" of the
Central Labor Union of Washington,
through a concerted refusal to operate
on an equal rate basis with meter cab
companies, officials of 35-cent cab COM
panies contemplated today a program
of expansion rather than diminution,
designed to place approximately 800
cabs on the streets within the next six
months.
Referring to the recent ultimatum of
the Local Chauffeur's Union, demand
ing q 40 per cent rate basis for drivers
of non-meter cabs, one 35-cent cab Of
fetal, who plans to increase his cab
force to 200, asked, IF we can prof1ta-
bly, operate on 80 per cent basis, both
as regards the public and ourselves, is
increase in fare, which q 40 per cent
fare commission to drivers would ne
cessitate.
With 500 meter cabs of a normal
feet of 1900 driven from the street
within two months, the taxi cab situa-
ton Is critical e. G. Rayford, business
agent Of the union, said today. 1t has
become increasingly difficult for the
union to restrain the men from open
warfare and violent tactics"
Yesterday, Rayford declared, nine
calls during the morning were received
by his Office reporting drivers out Of
work Such a condition, Mr.. Rayford
said, was unknown some months ago.
THE situation is closely analogous
to chain-store monopolization," Ray
ford said, with the small independent
owners being absorbed by unfair
monopoly. Several hundred private cab
owners, forced to leave the streets, are
now unable to dispose Of their ma
chimes.
When questioned concerning the in
clusion of the 35-cent cab companies
on the unfair list" Of the Central
Labor body, N. A. James, financial sec
rotary, who personally invited the nom
meter companies to enter the union,
said: They refused to enter, stating
that they were not interested in or
ganized labor in the District. We have
made our last move. The next move
is up to the drivers themselves"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-28
INJURED BY HORSE,
RAY BELMONT BETTER
Financier and Sportsman at Emer-
gency Hospital After Jump
Accident in Virginia.

Raymond Belmont, financier and
sportsman of Virginia and New York,
hurt Wednesday when his horse rolled
on him IN a fence jump, is reported re-
covering at Emergency Hospital today.
Belmont was returning from a hunt
with the Orange County Hunt Club CT
The Plains, Va, being conducted on the
estate Of T. U. Dudley. He was gallop-
ing rapidly and had taken several jumps
when his mount misjudged a fence.
threw him and rolled over him during
the spill.
Belmont, considered one of the best
horsemen in The Plains section, was
hrst taken to his estate at Middleburg
and then later to Emergency.
Two ribs were broken, his tongue was
cut and he was bruised about the body.
tending Belmont at the hospital. de-
clared his patient will soon be In the
saddle again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-28

A man who has worked as a porter
for II years at store building at 1900
F street was sent to jail for $50 days in
connection with the theft of 1853 dresses
valued at $1,000 from the w. H. Bart
lett Co.
Frank e. Ford, colored, 1872 Eighth
street southwest, arrested on March 90
by Headquarters Detectives G. P. Cox,
B. r. King and C. e. Warfield, was
arraigned in Police Court today on 10
charges of petty larceny, although police
say that he admitted taking so dresses
and is accused by store officials with
stealing 1863, all of which have been
missed since January l.
Police said that at the first Of this
year Joseph Waldman, manager OF the
Bartlett store, was forced to go to Ari-
IONA because of Ill health. Immediately
after Waldman left his ~npst, store at
t-~iN-- y ~ r. r-7'-e d. - fro-- thetr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-28
GEN. NEVILLE BETTER

Improvement was noticed today in
the condition of Maj. Gen. Wendell G.
Neville, commandant of the Marine
Corps, who Is a patient at the Naval
Hospital, after suffering a slight stroke
of paralysis.
Ofhcials at the Navy Department to-
day said that Gen. Neville was able to
attend to his correspondence late yes
terday, and that neither his voice nor
facial expression have been affected by
his condition. Acting Secretary Ernest
Lee Jahncke announced yesterday that
Gen. Neville had suffered a stroke on
"Wednesday and had been removed to
the Naval Hospital for observation and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-28
NOTIFY MISS ANDERSON
Western High Junior to Represent
District at Fete.

Miss Hannah Anderson, junior at
Western High School, today was notified
of1cially that she had been designated
by Commissioner Dougherty to represent
the District of Columbia at the Spring
Va
Miss Anderson is the daughter of Col
p. M. Anderson and Mrs. Anderson, $500
Broad Branch Road. Col. Anderson Is
consulting engineer and architect, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-28
CATHEDRAL FOUNDATION
LEFT CASH AND JEWELS
Will of Margaret Peticolas Gives
$1,000 and Diamonds, Gold, Sill
yer and Platinum to Church.

The Protestant Episcopal Cathedral
Foundation is left 81 900, in addition to
diamonds, gold. silver and platinum
jewelry, by the terms of the will of
Margaret P. w. Peticolas, who died
March 30. The jewelry is to be set In
chalice in memory of a deceased
cousin, Margaret e. w. Fenhagen. The
vestry of Epiphany Parish is also to
have 81 900.
The remaining estate is devised to
Margaret Shirley Clark of Beverly Hills,
Baltimore, Md. Elwood P. Morey and
the National Savings & Trust Co. are
named as executors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-28
Col. H. c. Rexach Dies.

Lieut.. Col. Henry G. Rexach, 81 years
old, United States Infantry, of In
dianapoliS, Ind, died yesterday at Wal
ter Reed Hospital after prolonged i'll
the Fort Myer Chapel at IL O'Clock
Monday morning, with interment in
Arlington National Cemetery. He Is
survived by his widow. Mrs. Anne p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-28
Eastern Star Installation.

MCLEAN, Va, March % Especially -
Mrs. Mary Teachem of Washington,
grand lecturer of the Eastern Star of
the District of Columbia, will install
the new officers of Sharon Chapter.
Eastern Star, tonight, in Masonic Hall.
Visitors are expected from most of the
chapters in Northern Virginia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-28
Mclean Food Sale Tomorrow.

MCLEAN, Va, March 2S Especially
The parent-teacher association will give
a food sale tomorrow afternoon az 2
o'clock IN the vacant store opposite the
Masonic Hall. Mrs j. Hunter Mack.
chairman, will be assisted by Mrs. =.
NJ. Corner, Mrs. w. H. Dodge, Mrs. L.
H. Crowder. Mrs. I. B. Faidley, Mrs.
j. G. Sadtler, Mrs. Pat Strawser and
others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-28
SUIT AGAINST MoToRIST
Silver Spring Woman Asks $4,000
Damages From New Yorker.

Following the imposition of a fine of
500 or 80 days, in Police Court, as the
result Of an automobile collision, Abra-
ham Rubin Of New York City was
served with notice Of the filing of a
suit for $4,000 damages in the District
Supreme Court by Mrs. Martha Rykerd
OF Silver Spring, Md, who claims to
have been seriously injured in the COL
lision.
Through Attorneys Charles c. Col
Inns and Albert e. Brault, the court
is informed that the collision occurred
Wednesday morning. at 10:45 O'Clock,
at Fifteenth and NJ streets The suit
was filed within "a hours of the acct
dent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-28
0NE-THIRD OF COLLEGE
PARK BUDGET SECURED
Community Fund of $3.50 to
Cover Various Civic Expenses
to Be Raised.
special DISPATCH 70 The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
COLLEGE PARK, Md, March a.
Approximately one-third of $3.50
sought for the community budget here
has been raised, it was announced to-
day by Thomas L. Mead, jr., chairman
of the budget committee. The money
is to cover lighting, fire protection,
school needs and other community ex-
penses during the ensuing year.
A meeting will be held early next
week to lay out districts and assign
workers to make a house-to-house can
vass in the community for contributions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-28
College President Dies.

ATLANTA, March 90 (P).-Dr. j. "A.
Sharp, "a, president of the Young
Harris College for the last 80 years,
with the exception of the period 1916
to 1922. died yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-28
Moses K. Chandler Dies.

LOS ANGELES. March 20 Dr.
Moses 4. Chandler, %. father Of Harry
Chandler, publisher Of the Los Angeles
Times. died Wednesdaykat his ranch
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-30

trhoch, ini kupci vybrali najlep-
Sic domace tabaky pre- Camel ci-
garetle. Pracujds S najvacsou sho-
vievavost'ou, expertni tabacnfci
koneene vynasli ako kombinovat'
vyborne prfrodne ar6my delikat-
neho tureckeho a jemneho donna
echo tabaku v 'balancovanej mie-
sanine, ktora bola jemnejsia, Wac
prijemnejsia a uspokojivejsia nez
fajciari kedy poznali.
Najvacsia jakost' tejto zazrac-
nej miesaniny bola dodrzana po-
cas- sedemnast'rocnej vyroby od-
kedy boly Camels dane ma trh
Obcerstvuj1ca dobrota Camel ci,
garetli zmenila fajciarske zvyky
celeho naroda a urobila cigarette
popularne v mnohych krajinacf
po celom svete.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-30

de ako Amerikani slovenskeho
povodu tiez ako katolici. Bratia
a sestry, Slovaci i Slovenky a
nadovsetko Wy iskrenni katolici,
pracujme spolocne "a t1to nasu
sPachetn1 vec! Napomozme vse-
NONE tito akciu ked' zayita k
nam 13. jill 1880, s1jdime sa tom
najvacsom pocte do Detroit ma
Slov. .-Katol. Den oslavme slavne
a dostojnym sp6sobom patr6nov
slovenskeho naroda, ssv. Cyrilla
a Methoda.
Nedajme sa mylit' nikomu ma
ziaden pad! Doverujme jeden dru
h6mu, lebo ved' pracujeme "a "a
chovanie nasej SLOW. mladeze.
Ked' zachranime til, ,je zachrane-
ny slovensky narod. Nestaci nam
len to-, ked' pracuJeme "a narod
jazykom. Tu treba dokazat' sku-
tkom, re milujeme ten slovensky
narod, ktoreho pochadzame
Dajme svoju pracu a obetu. Ia
| pom0ze Wac, ako keby SINE mnO.
no tisic krat spievali nasu hymn
nu "Hej Slcvaci'' a "a ten marco
by SINE mic nerobili.
Svorna spolupraca ucini vel'kt
! veci. Teda dajme sa do prace zt
zdar Slov. .-Katolfckehc Dna 13
julia 1890. Jestli sa pricinlme my
Bob da nam svoju pomoc.
S uctOu SINE
Vykonny vybor SLOW. Kat. Dna
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-30
DENNY VEL KENO PoDNIKU
Ako Camel cigarette zmenily faj'
ciarske zvyky naroda.

Jeden kus 20 zaujimavych de-
jim americkeho vePkoobchodu je
historic vrastu Camel cigaretll.
Roku 1913, ked' Camel druh
boil uvedeny na trh, vyroba ciga-
retli bola pomerne malyym prize
myslom. Rozdeleny bol medzi
mnohymi tovarnikmi, ktorych
poniektori vyrabali az pol tucta
roznych druhov. Niekol'ke tieto
druhy boly robene domacich ta-
.bakov. Inc boly z tureckych taba-
kov. Niektori experimentovali S
kombinaciou dvoch tabakov.
V ten cas- vyrobci nabidali vse-
lijake premie a inc lakadla, ably
mali obchod. Davali zastavky,
gombicky, kupony, obrazky base
ballovych hracov a hereciek ka
zdym pakhkom. R. j. Reynolds
Tobacco Company sa rozhodla Wy
robit' novy druh cigareti pre-
davat' ich vylucne ma svojej "a
sluhe. Cd dina ked' Camels boly
dane ma trh, kazdy paklik Camel
NAL ma zadnej strane toto udanie !:
"Nehl'adajte premie, alebo ku-
pony, lebo hodnota tabakov vmie-
sanych v CAMEL cigaretlach "a
branuje ich rozdavanie". Vyrob-
| ci Camel cigaretli verili, ze faj.
ciari skutocne chceli fajcivo do
brej jakosti a ziadne 'sextras". A
mali tel smelosti stat "a syojou
mienkou. Vysledok bol fenomenal
nym tspechom v cigaretlovej hi.
storii. Camels rychle vyskocily ma
poprednd poziciu tax vytryaly
az do teraz. 80
Tajnost' tohoto 1spechu bols
| Camel miesanina. V Oriente, R. J
Reynolds tabakovi kupci vybral
najlepsie tureckG tabaky, AXE mo
hi k1pit'. Vo .vel'kych juznyol
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-30
DO STATU MICHIGAN A
KANADY.
Ia vytknutym ciepom.

Vykonny Vybor SLOW. Kat. Ma
tice Skolskej a zastupcovia slo-
venskych spolkov ma 1zemi sta
tn Michigan pohranlcnych
miest Kanady osvojili 81 myslien-
ku napomahat' ciele Slov. Natl
ce. Minuly rok usporiadaly bo-
hatym programom Slovensky Den
ktoreho sa zucastnilo niekol'ko
tisfc Slovakov Sloveniek biz
sa d'alsa, a ma schodzi 13. april
la 1880 nadsenim bola osvoJena
myslienka praci tej pokraco-
vat az do Wit 'azneho konca a my
slime, re sa nebude citit' nikto
urazenym, ked' tam prltomnl "a
stupcovia spolkov usniesli sa je-
dnohlasne, re tohto roku ma byt'
znovu usporiadany Slovensko-Ka-
tolicky Den. Ano, Katolicky, pre-
til pricinu, re tunajsl Slovaci sd
vo vel'kej vacsine katolici su
tiez al roduvernf Slovaci, a tiez
al tel priciny, ponevac minuly
rok nam bolo vytykane, ze ked'
usporadujeme Slovensky Den pre-
Maticu, ably sme mu dali nazoy,
aky mu nalezi, aby SINE 81 boil do
slednymi vyhoveli al protivnej
stranke, teda nechze bude to Den
SlovenskIch .Katolikov, lde Sd u
kazeme pred svetom v prvom ra
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-30
PEKARCIK PONUKA

Ma Lansingville-$3,2 200 4-izbo-
w dom a garadz, vSetky pohodlia
dnu a vyplaten6. Tiez 5-izbovy
dom, vsetky pohodl., olejove far
benie. Tiez diva tehlove domy, maj
lepsie budovane. Chcete dobry lot
lacno na Lansingville cd 1925 a
vyse, telefonujte mi.
Styri Lofty ma South Side, vel
mierne ceny. L'ahke mes. splat-
ky. Tu je vaSa prilezitost' vlast-
nit svoj dom alebo lot. O d'alsie
podrobnosti telefonujte. 4257S.
JOZEF S. PEKARCIK
2113 South Avenue.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-30
ROCKEFELLEROVCI
OVLADAJU E.. OHIO GAS

z New Yorku dosla sem zpra-
va, re East Ohio Gas Company,
ktora zasobuje j obyvatel 'stvo
Mahoning doliny plynom, je VIA
stnena Standard Oil Co. Of New
Jersey, ktorl vlastnia Rockefel--
lerovci, Standard Oil .vlastn1 vse-
tky plynove spolocnosti, ktore Ia
.sobu.i1. East Ohio Gas Go. plynom.
Standard Oil toho roku vypreda
|175 bilionov kubickych stop ply
.nu americkimu ludu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-30
PRIATEL' v NUDZI.

Go by ste robili. keby ste utr-
,peli vel l'ajaky uraz a nemohli by
ste dostat' robotnicku kompenza-
ciu? Alebo keby ste sa chceli
stat americkym obeanom a ne
mohli by ste sa rozpomenut' ma
den svojho prichodu do Spoje-
nych Statov alebo ma memo lode,
po ktorej ste prisli? Alebo keby
ste potrebovali pomoc pri vypl-
novani niektoreho tych mno-
hych formularov ziadosti?
Nazdavame sa, re by ste zasad-
Ii "a stol, poSkriabali sa ma hlave
premysl ali tom, co by ste ma
Ii podujimat'. Mono, re by ste
81 povzdychli: Keby tn bolo ne
jake miesto kade by som sa mo-
hol obratit' o radu a pomoc!
Mono re vam uSporime wnoho
budncich starosti, ak vam povie-
me, ze jestvuje taketo miesto, kde
mozete dostat' radu a informaciu
bez ohl 'adu na to, kto ste kde
ste. Tymto miestom je F. l.. I. S.
Akiste ste ,lz citali hoe len ME
kol'ko tych tisicich clankov, u.
verejnenych pod znaekou f. l.. |
S. v ostatnych dvanastich rokoch
| niektord tych rad, ako sem do
| sikovat' svojich pribuznych, axe
| sa stat americkym obcanom, axe
81 zadovazit' informacie pri
| st'ahovaleckych, naturalizaenycf
inych zakonoch a ako sa .obo
znamit' ceym nasim kompliko'
vanym zivotom v.Amerike.
.Mozbyt', re ste jedon z tych
/ ktorym F. l.. l. S. prispela osob
nou radou alebo pomocou. Vyza
dovalo by dlheho pisania, keby
SINE mali opisat' cely ten vel'ky
kus prace, vykonanej kancelariol
f. l.. I. S. na osoh Slovakov tej
to krajine. Videli by ste potion
ako mnohym pud'om pomohla F
l.. I. S. stat sa americkymi oh
canmi, legalizovat' svoj tunajs
pobyt, zadovazit' povolenie k, ma
vratu a vybavit' mnohe inc veci
ktore zapricinujd neprijemne sta
rosti kazdemu, kto nepozna vset
ky tie predpisy a sposoby poda
yania ziadosti. ..,.
Sirokej verejnosti ,je snad' me
.nej zname inc pole zasluznej cir
nosti F. T.. I. S.: informovanie A
merikanoy inych narodnostnyc
skupin 0 nasich idealoch, zass
dach nasich prispevkoch pre-
svetu, co je este dolezitejsie :
i napomahanie nasim ylastnym 4,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-30
VYHODNE KUPY.

Obchodny lot ma South Ave-,
4Ox135, pri Midlothian Blvd. Stal
$2,400, "a $50.
2 vePke Lofty ma SO. Hazelwood
Ave, po 47x201. Vsetko vyplate-
ne. Oba "a $11O0.
sc akrova farma, 7S mil cd
mesta ma dobrej ceste, dobre bu-
,dovy, moze byt' knpena ia $4,000.
Hast sa treba redakcii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-30

t t'om k pochopeniu toho, co ich
rodieia krasneho a pekneho pri-
viezli so sebou 20 stareho kroja.
Bola to F. L. [. S., ktora svojim
dsilim prispela k Wit 'aznemu u
konceniu boja zachovanie otaz-
ky materinskej reel ma cenzuso
vych harkoch pri terajsom popise
pudu. Co totopre mas, Slovakov,
malo "a vyznam, snad' sme 81 este
| pine ami neupovedomili.
F. L. |. S. ME je obchodnym
podnikom ME je organization,
podporovanou americkou vladou,
noe i bola zalozena prezidentom
Wilsonom. Jej cinnost' je umoz-
nena vylucne len vyberanim do
brovol'nych prispevkov Cd orga-
nizacii a jednotlivcov.
| w celych jedenast' rokov ma
F. L. |. S. samostatne oddelenie
ceskO-slOvenske. SlOvaci vSak uz
davno pocit 'ovali potrebu cisto
slovenskeho oddelenia "a preto sa
nedavno niekolko vynikajucich
slovenskych vodcov cinitePov
rozhodlo, ze. prisiel cas- otvorit
oddelenie, ktore by reprezento-
valo ich vlastnych rodakov -
Slovakov. A prave "a tymto Gle
Pom utvorili tito vodcovia Slo-
vensky Vybor.
Vybor sa teraz usiluje vybra-
ME 5000 ,dolarov, potrebnych na
, uskutocnenie Slovenskeho Odde'
lenia, a zacina "a tymto ciel on
o s kampanou medzi nasimi l'ud
mi tym, re ich vyzyva, ably Sd
stavali clenmi a zasielali svoJ'
prispevky Ma t1to zasluznl pra
Gu. Tato VIVA tyka sa jednotliv
0 Gov al celych organizacii
Ci chcete mat miesto, kade b,
sa nasi rodaci mohli doverOu o
bracat' O radu a pomoc?
CT chcete mat kancelariu, kto
ra by dokazovala svetu, re Slova
ci ST narodom, ma ktory MOI
+ byt' al Amerika hrda?
CT s1hlasite s mani tvrden'
- re 81 Slovaci zasluhuju svoje via
stne oddelenie medzi ostatnym
sedemnastimi narodmi, zastupe
!; nymi v F. l.. Is?
, Ci chcete mat Slovenske Odde
: J.. lenie pre- slovakovG
!. Ak odpovie vase svedomie n
iktor1korvek tychto otazok kla
dne, vtedy doposlite svoj prispe
- vok, mech uz maly alebo vel'kJ
ma Slovak Committee, Foreig
Language Information Service
:, 222 Fourth Ave-, New York, NY
:. . aPrejednajte t1to zalezitost' n
: svojej budncej spolkovej schodzl
Pre- mas to znamena mnoho!
= j. C. Sciranka, predseda Slo'
!. Vyboru F. l.. [. S.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-30
BULLETIN SLOVEN-
SKEJ L1GY.
IA LEN DoBRE CHCEM

Nielen priatel', ale al nepraj-
mix uzna, re americkl Slovaci
zorganizovani v Slovenskej Lige
vykonali pekny kus prace "a to,
ably sa mas narod vysloboQil
prekliateho mad'arskeho otro-
ctva. Pracovali SINE "a to roxy
roxy, nel'utovali sme ami casu,
ami grosi, lebo SINE verili v jedno
nase heslo: lepsie nebyt', nez zit
v otroctve. | prisla svetova VOL
ma. Kazdy povedomy Slovak a
Slovenka tusil, ze nadisiel cas-
ratania. A sme sa al veru pora-
tall S Mad'armi. Mad 'arom sme
povedali, re mimi nechceme mat
uz mic spolocneho, re my ideme
zit' bratmi Cechmi. Pravda,
vtedy nikto mas ami len netuSil,
re sa mas narod dostane Z dada
pod odkvap. Vsetci SINE verili, re
Cesi sd nasi bratia re ako TAXI
bud1 nam Slovakom ziclivi. No,
sklamali SINE sa hrozne. Narod
mas vola k nam americkym Slo-
vakom tax, ako volal v casoch
kruteho mad 'arskeho panstva:
Synovia mali, pozrite co sa so
monu deje. Prazski hejtmani pa
chaj1 ma mne do neba volajuce
nepravosti a krivdy.
Vernych synov vyhanaju do
cudziny ich zastancov hadzu Go
zaIarov. Mala platit' zasada: V
1radoch, ma zeleznici, skole, v
obchode vo fabrike prvom
rade Slovak miesto mat bude. "A
co sa deje? Slovaka odbijaj1 po-
vestnym "nelze vyhoveti". Ma
Slovensku nerszhoduje Slovak.
ale prazsky verklikar. Krivda "a
stolom, move jarmo ma pleclach
Prof. Tuka, kap. Snacky a de-
siatky inych nepoddajnych Slo'
vakov boil hodeni do t'mavyct
zalaroch. Preco? Len preto, ze
ziadali pre- slovensky narod {
Iud to, co SINE mu my amerlck
Slovaci V Pittsburghskej Dohodt
zapezpecili. Jedinu Slovensku po
litick1 stranu zalozen1 vernym
neochvejnym vodcom Msgron
Andrejom Hlinkom nici prazsk..
Hrad vzdy vsade. PrenasleduJ
jej prislusnikov, hanu kyda n
vodcov pripravuje ich o vsetkc
co je ku sosilneniu zvel 'adenl
strany potrebne.
Takyto hlas lett k nam s mas
no Slovenska, Z tej republiky z
utvorenie ktorej SINE pracoval
obete hmotne, obete krvne prlni
Sail. Bratia, sestry, so slzaml
ociach obraciam sa k vam: zs
stanme sa svojeti, nedovorme nj
rod mas, krv nasu. Budiz nash
heslom: My nebudeme nasledt
vat, Judasa, Slovenskej Lige
spasa nasa! Pravda nasa swat
cista, zazeneme Antikrista Nler
otcov, osud bratov, kaze nam z;
hnat' katov! Teda meme Bozo1
hore sa!
I. n, Morganton, w. Vi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-30
Drobne ohla$ky
BRATLA SLOVACI!

Zakladame Spolocnost' ma do
rabanie Slovenskych Syrov a
Bryndze. Kazdy Slovak je ziada-
ny medzi mas. Chceme drzat' as
pon 1000 oviec. Prihlaste sa a py-
tajte 81 vysvetlenie elm skorej.
Kazdy Slovak mech mi tol' ko uca-
stin upise, kol'ko "a tri mesiace
moze splatit'. Piste na adresu:
SLOVAK CHEESE COMPANY
1916 Lawndale Av., Detroit, Mich
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-02-17
JUNEAU GIRL IS IN
 CORNISH PRODUCTION


 Miss Grace Vivian Davis. of Ju- neau and student of drama at the Cornish School, Seattle, ap- peared on February IS. 14 and IS with the Cornish Players's prcduc- ton of Thornton Wilder's drama Trumpet Shall Sound" in the Cor nish Theatre Sara Buiie. a house- keeper of the period of ig4a yas the role of Miss Davis, and her, character work has already gained her recognition
 As Q pathetic rag picker in the Players last production Holy Night" Miss Daviss work was outstanding. and her interpretation of the elderly woman of the ser want class of the period is clever.
 The last play, 1t is interesting to note. is unpublished and only pre- duced with special permission oa Mir. Wilder, the author also O. Bridge of San Luis Rey.'