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PERSONALS

Oscor Roman returned 10 Mer-
cedes Monday from p trip TO Mon
terrev and Saltillo. Mexico. He was
accompanied by his father. Walter
Roman. his brother. Arthur Roman.
and uncle. John Roman. all OF
Granite City. III. who have been
visiting here in the Roman home.
The latter three returned 10 their
home III Illinois.
III. Tolson. Sr.. left al the week
ned for his home III Fort Worth
after a visit here In the home of his
sons. Art. Ray and Harry TolsOn.
Miss Marie Morrow returned 20
Austin Sunday night after a visit
here in the home Of her mother,
Mrs. Mary Morrow. Miss Morrow is
a member Of the faculty at the
state university.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Crockett and
son. Robert. Mr.. and Mrs. II. r.
Hvistendahl and granddaughters
Misses Pettie and Svbil Harmon Of
Sioux City. 4. ID. were entertained
in the home cf Mr.. and Mrs. Stan
lev Crockett al Harrington Sunday
night.
Mr, and Mrs. Jim Allen and son
and daughter. Jim Jr.. and Mary
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Hears
Convention Report

Reports from Mrs. ". o. Wash
ington and Mrs. Harbert Davenport,
Brownsville delegates 10 the state
convention occupied most of the
time at the meeting OF the Legion
Auxiliary on Tuesday evening.
1t was also announced that Off
GERS for the new year will be elected
at the next meeting, set for the
first Tuesday in october. II was
reported that the auxiliary is giving
SIS per month to the milk fund OF
the Public Health Nursing Associa-
ton.
"A good attendance was present a..
the session.
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and ether Northern states before
returning home.
g. "A. Cline has returned from a
three weeks TIP ~ san Antonio
and KerrYille. During hrs absence
from the city. he vas relieved by
Miss Lovelle Fittman VI C0rslcana.
who is relief manager OF Western
Union. Miss Pittman has gone 10
Midland 10 spend her vacation.
Mrs. r. p. Ogden and her young
son have returned from a summer
trip to Rock Island. illinois. Mrs.
Ogden visited az the home Of her
parents, Or. and Mrs. II. Edwards.
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Coinings. Goings

Miss Elizabeth Ruff has returned
to Fort Worth to continue her work
at T. C. u. She is in her third year.
She spent the summer vacation
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Ruff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Giraud have
returned from their wedding trip
and are now staying at the home
Of Mr.. Giraud's aunt, Miss Julia
O'Brien until they find an apart
ment.
j. z. Cara. Jr.. left Monday for
Houston, where he will enter Rice
Institute. He is a senior. has receiv-
ed special mention in the scholar
ship list. and will be an assistant in
psychology TO DR.. Frank A. Pattie
this year.
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YEAR BOOK Plan


Mrs. George Morrison or Mercedes,
president, presided az the Hidalgo
ounty Home Demonstration council
meeting held at the chamber of
commerce building OF McAllen Sat
uroay. Plans for the year book
for the coming year were discussed.
Mrs. Morrison stated that there
would be a change in the program
60 the next encampment. The last
contests dealt with dresses, rugs
and linens. At the next encamp-
ment there will be q living room
contest and other contests which
viii be worked out by Mrs. Eta
Ringgold, county demonstration
agent.
Mercedes club women who attend
Ell the council meeting were Mrs
George Morrison. Mrs. Wesley Kram-
er and Mrs. Ebert Crockett Of the
Just We NeighbOrs club; Mrs. J. A
Chapman and Mrs. u. Ellis Of the
Loyal Workers club. Mrs. II. Zieglel
OF the Alternate Wednesday club
ard Mrs. Ben Drew and Mrs. Roberi
Andrews OF the CampacuaS club.
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Missionary Circle
Plans TackY Party

A tacky party to raise funds for
the new church was planned at a
meeting of Circle one of the Central
Christian Missionary society at the
church on Monday afternoon.
The party Is to be held at Fl
Jardin community house number
one on Saturday evening. A penny
for each inch Of a persons waist
measure will be charged as admis-
sion. and everyone attending who is
not In tacky dress will be fined. All
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ENJOYED
nv GROUp

An informal white wing barbecue
was one Of the enjoyable weekend
activities. The following people
motored out, bagged their birds and
barbecued them on the grounds:
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Tolscn. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray TolSon. Miss Willie Ray
Markham, Fred Turner OF WeslacO
and Vernon Lee Yarbrough or San
Antonio.
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McAllen
vALLEY-WIDE MEET
PLAN OF MEMBERS

Members Of the w. c. T. U. met
Friday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. NJ. Parks to make plans for
the Valley-wide meeting Of Wo-
mems Christian Temperance Union
workers TO be held in Harrington
during the visit of a national work.
err Of the organization, who Is COM
ing to this section to aid in a
membership drive. The Harrington
session viii be in the form OF a
district convention with Mrs. Cecil
n. Faris Of McAllen. 18th district
president Of the state organization
presiding.
"A report Of a committee working
for citrus fruit to be sent to the
National w. &. r.. u. convention
at Houston in November was also
heard. Special articles were read
before the. meeting by Mrs. NJ. Parks.
Mrs. Jim Jones and Mrs. T.. M.
Tryor. Mrs. Tryor, president Of the
local union, led the devotional
service.
The next session will be held at
the home Of Mrs. Jones. September
rs. at which time officers at the
organization will be chosen.
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BRIDGE GIVEN
AT COLLIER HOME

a delightful dinner-bridre Of Sat
urday evening had for hosts Mr.. and
Mrs. Shelly Collier at their home
on South CapiSallo.
After dinner bridge was enjoyed
with Mrs. Harry Lawson and r.
Balsigre being presented with tro-
phies. Mr.. and Mrs. Golfers guests
included Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rouse,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Breeding. Mrs.
Harry Lawson and r. Balsiger az
Kansas CITY.
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CLUB COUNCIL Z <
T. Il

The Hidalgo County Council Of
Home Demonstration clubs met sat-
urday afternoon in their regular
monthly session. Miss Bonnie Camp
bell, district home demonstration
agent, who Is connected with Texas
A g. NJ College at College Station,
"a the principal speaker Of the
afternoon. She gave an interesting
address concerning various phases
Of the state. which was greatly en-
joyed by all.
The council made plans for its
program Of work next year, ap-
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Mrs. Short received tht guest prize.
Those present were Mesdames
George Cheever. Sam Coop. Fred
Auer, John Bales. A. j. Kelly. w.
II. Rodecker. Leo. Tiberghe!n, T.
A. Short. r. l.. Anderson. j. w.
Eggleston. Chester Posey, J. w.
Martin, Mauee Polzin.
Mrs. A. J. Kelly will be the next
hostess.
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PRETTY COLOR
THEME USED

Mrs. George Markham entertained
with q lovely bridge party at the
Weekend al her home on Missouri
avenue.
Rainbow col0rs III floral deco-a-
tons and table accessories. were
used in the rooms where tables we're
arranged for auction bridge.
Mrs. III. j. Mention won high score
trophy and Mrs. r. K. Kirkpatrick
scored for consolation. AT the close
OF the games Mrs. Markham, as
sisted by her daughter, Miss Willie
Ray Markham. served a tempting
fefreshment course to the following.
Mesoames James Anderson. r. r.
Bdrton, X. r.. Bennett. A. N. Brown,
Shelley Collier. Walden Greenlee,
IT.. Z. Bennett, Henry Lauderdale,
John Herndon, R. =. Kirkpatrick.
barry Lawson. Z. II. Poteet, II. j.
Mention. Art Tolson. Ray Tolson.
Jack Trcllinger and Charles Hupp.
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BAPTIST CIRCLE
EETFRTATNFn

The Effie Baker circle OF the
Baptist Women's Missionary society
met Thursday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. Robert Henderson for
Bible study. The meeting was
opened with a devotional period led
by Mrs. z. p. Johnston. A short
business meeting followed. Mrs. w.
B. Pierce led the Bible study.
There e sixteen members
present.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-17
REDMON
PARTY HONOREE

Mrs. G. F. Redmon entertained
Saturday afternoon with a surprise
bridge party in honor Of the fiji
tenth birthday Of her daughter,
Dorothy. Bridge formed the diver
sion for the evening.
Those hidden were Misses Dor
othy and Marjorie Sessions, Jean
Kreidler, Sylvia Harding. Clara
Mae Young. Enger Leavell. Mildred
Rich Bonner. Maurine Xachman,
Doris Miller, Dorothy Garner, Adele
Hartshorn. Marion Pylant. Elsie
Gray, Virginia Nola, Clay Pate and
Patsy Campbell.
Miss Dorothy Sessions won high
score prize and Miss Gray the con-
ISOLATION.
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PERSONALS

EEA9ONALS
Mrs. o. u. CULLEN and daughters.
Audrey, Betty Joe. and Cecil have
gone to Temple for a visit with rel
a.ives.
DR.. LULA M. Troug returned
Saturday morning from a short trip
20 Houston and Galveston, where
she met a group of friends.
Edwin A. Alley OF Austin. engi-
neering student a. the University of
Texas has returned from a weeks
visit with his sister. Miss Eliza
eth Alley here. Miss Alley is an
Instructor in McAllen public school.
Brooks Smith. talented pianist
nd SOL Of Mrs. Bon Fl. Smith. left
~%aturday morning for San Antonio
10 resume for a short period his
musical studies under Walter Dun
ham. well known piano instructor
OF San Antonio.
Brooks will leave October fst for
New York. where he will enter the
Juiliard School of Music to take
preliminary tests in seeking entrance
into the institution. Unless his
D'ans are altered. he will probably
O 70 MA also. there 10
''nderRo examinations for entrance
~to Curtis Institute.
Mrs. r. 3. Sigler left Fridav even
- for Houston. where she will
-irit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jrdd Mortimer Lewis.
Mr. and Mrs. r. M. Schmuck have
-etiirned from an automobile tour
In PENNSYLVANIA and Canada.
Mrs. r. Michaelis left Friday
evening for Chester. Illinois. where
she will join her family.
Stockton Fountain. local agent
FOR the Union Central Life InSur-
srce COMPANY. left Sunday for Gin
cinnati to attend. as a guest OF his
company. the firms annual CONVEX
ton which will be held in that citv
from September IS to IS. He will
also visit with relatives in Missouri
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pointing a nominating committee
which viii make its report at the
next meeting with its selection Of
officials TO serve during tte coming
term.
A total of 10 clubs were repre-
scented at the meeting.
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Interested Workers
I Aim ofY W. Drive

Education of the public to the meaning Of y. ". c A. work, and es-
peciauy the arousing OF interest in Girl Reserve activities was stressed as
the aim Of the membership drive this year. at the meeting Of membership
workers held in weIaco on Tuesday morning.
women workers who ar interested in Y. w. c. "A. work re Of more
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Oh Saturday evening al their home
OH Missouri Avenue
Their guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. Walden Greenlee and z. Bal
siger Of Kansas City. After dinner,
cards were enjoyed.
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church members and =ssir friends
are invited.
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X GOLDSMITH
II

Mrs. w. s. Goldsmith a hostess
Thursday evening to the members
Of the Westway Bridge club.
Mrs. Sam Cook received high
score prize and Mrs. Posey second.
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Apply Blue Star Ointment 10 rels~~;
Skin Irritsticns. Itching Skin or the Itel
q Eesemie conditions. letter. Rinewcrm.
ftehinE Toes. Poison Oak and Is an A.
kiseptie Dressing for Old Sores. etc.
AK your Druggist for
BLUE STAR
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TOURIST SOCTALS
PLANNED

9. Q. Voight, the department
superintendent OF the First Meth
odist church was host Friday even
ing to the officers and teachers. Of
the adult department when he en-
tertained with a delightful lunch
con served in the church dining
room. Plans for a bigger and bet
ter department were discussed.
The department also decided to
supervise two tourist night pro-
grams and socials each month dur
ing the tourist season.
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INFORMAL DANCE
HELD SATURDAY

A number OF Mercedes people
formed q congenial party to motor
10 the Llano Grande Country club
on Saturday evening where the time
was spent socially and i'm dancing.
Those making up the party in
Guided MesSrs and MeSdames Henry
Lauderdale. Art Tolson. Ray Tolson.
Glenn Davies Of Harrington. Misses
Sara and Mary Frances Haynes and
Polly Adams and Frank James
Markham. Bert Brown. Joe Brooks.
Walden Haynes and Fred Turner
or Weslaco.
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DINNER PARTY
ROUSE HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rouse were
hosts al a delightful dinner party
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-14
HLASOVANIE JE
PROTI PROHIBfCII
Prohibiaciaci ST vo vel'kej men,
Sine - / ku 2.

Slamene hlasovanie, ktort
prevadza tyzdennfk Literary Di.
gcst, vyznieva proti prohibicii,
podl'a prvych tabulacii 29l,5ss
hlasov. z tychto hlasov len S0,.
739 je "a prohibiciu a jej prisne
uplathovanie, kdezto 1896 je "a
zmenu v prospech piva a vina a
1894 "a tplne zrusenie prohi-
bicie.
Redakcia vyslala 20 million sla-
menych hlasov po celej krajine a
poslednom elsie udava, ze prva
tabulacia este ME je vernym
zrkadlom ziada pockat' "a DIAL
SINH, ktore vraj mozu zmenit' ce-
" obraz.
Je zaujimave, ze desiatich
statov len jeden 81 ziada podrza-
ME prohibicie. Tym je Stat Kan
sas. Ohio, New York, New Jersey,
Illinois sli vo vel'kej vacsine pro-
ii prohibicii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-14
HASELTONSKY KLUB
PR0TESTUJE

Haseltonsky Slovensky Politi-
cky Klub ma svojej schodzi V ne
dePu usniesol sa zaslat' protest
campbellskej mestskej rade prot
eampbellsk6mHs shAatsasemu pravo.
tarovi Petieovi, rktory udajne "a.
nedbava dradne povinnosti a vac.
siu cast svojho casu travi v svo-
jej pravotarskej kancelarii V me-
ste Youngstown, takze Camp
bellcania musejd svoje ilradne
veci vybavovat' ME svojom me-
ste, ale v druhom. Petica ma to
odpovedal, ze mu mesto Campbell
nedalo dostatocnu miestnost' a
bude ziadat' cd mestskej rady
vacsiu miestnost', ably mali kde
Eudia Gakat'.
Ma schodzi Dol al mayor Ju-
lius, ktory hovoril zlych finan-
ciach mesta, pre- ktore nemoze TO-
bit take zlepsenia ulic, axe 81
praji obcania.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-14
v NEW YORKU PUSTAJU
ROBOTY KOMUNISTOV

Newyorksky policajny komisar
Whalen nasadil medzi komuni-
stov svojich l'udi tax sa doznal,
re komunisti vrtaju' nielen vo
fabrikach, ale. skolach, NEST
skych 1radoch vo vysokych po-
staveniach financnych priemy-
selnych. Bankarom a priemysel-
nixon dal soznam vyse 300 ko-
munistov, ktori mali Mich vyso-
ke postavenie. Tito boil hned
prepusteni z prace. Whalen Wy
zyva zamestnavatel 'ov, ably pre-
past'a ali roboty takych robotni-
kov, ktori prejavuju komunisti-
cke smysl'anie udali ich mena a
adresy jemu. Tiez odporuea, ably
dietky komunistickych rodieov
boly vytvorene 20 skol, zeby nena
kazily touto naukov dietky O.
statne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-14
SANITARY DISTRICT
VYHRAL PRAVOTU

Pred najvyssim sidom Spoj.
Statov pojednavana bola pravota
" zalezitosti metropolitanskych
parkov miest Cleveland a Akron
a pravotu vyhraly mesta. Pravo-
ia nasho Sanitary Distriktu je
kazdom ohl'ade podobna tymto a
ma byt' tiez pojednavana pred
najvyssim sndom. Teraz pravo-
tari, 'ktori zastupuju zalovatel'ov
rozmysl'ajn, ci by nemaE upuStit'
Cd pravoty v6bec, ked'ze nemajn
nadeje ma vyhru. ...
Sanitary District buduje novy
zdroj pitnej vody pre- Youngs-
town a Niles a nepriatelia tohto
projektu (sdkromne vodove spo-,
locnosti) chceli to prekazit'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-14
FRANUtzsKo NEoBMEDZf
( NAMORNE ZBRoJENIE

Dosavadne vyjednavacky o OBJ
medzenie zbrojenia ma mort, kto-
re sa vedd v Londyne medzi Spoj.
Statmi, Angliou, Talianskom,
Francuzskom a Japonskom neve-
di vel'mi k ciel'u hlavne nasled-
kom toho, ze 81 Franciizsko ziada
zaruku pomoci Spoj. Statov a
Anglicka, ked' by bolo napadnu-
te daktorou namornou mocnos-
t'ou. Ako Spoj. Staty tax Anglia
odoprely Francdzsku toto spnbit'
preto Francia sa nechce vzdat'
obmedzenia stavby yalecnych
lodi v takej miere, akl pozadujd
Amerika a Anglia. Vzdor t'az-
kostiam, ktore stoja ceste k do
hode je Utmost, ze sa .konferencia
skonci behom buddcich dvoch
tyxdnov $ dobrym vysledkom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-14
poZOR MA FALOSNE
SO A $40 NoTY

Miestne banky vystrihajd ODE.
censtvo, ably 81 dalo pozor ma fa-
losne $40 500 bankove noty,
ktore su tn rozsirovane neznamou
bandou falsovatel'ov penazi. 500
nota xnie ma memo Federal Reser-
We Bank Of Chicago, ma podobi-
zen Andrew Jacksona a podpis
H. +. Tate, pokladnika Spoj. Sta
tov q Andrew Mellona, tajomni-
ka pok1adu spoj. Statov. $40 no
ia je vystavena ma memo Federal
Reserve Bank Of New York, ma
obtax Alexandra Hamiltona tie
istS podpisy ako $40 nota.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-14
SV. missile sKONtIA
SA MA NEDEL u
chram Mena Jezis Dol stale prepl-
neny. - Diva nabozenske spolky
boly v osade zalozene.

V osade Mena Jezis ma Steelton
odbyvajd sa cd nedele, 2. marca
sv. missile, pod riadenim velpp.
Eugena Kozara a Floriana Olsav.
skeho, slovensktch passionistov 2
Pittsburgh. V prvy tyzdeh mis-
sic boly pre- zeny druhy tyzdeii
SIT pre- muzov. Ako V prvy, tax
v druhy tyzden chram Dol prepl-
neny, ba ida sa, ze muzov pricho-
dilo este Wac nezli zien.
Pre- dievcata zalozena bola Ma
rianska Druzina, do ktorej vst6-
pilo AS dievtat a pre- muzov a
mladencov spolok Mena Je-
zis, ktoreho clenovia sa odriekli
zlorecenia a zneuzivania Bozieho
Mena. PristIpilo donho dosial'
vyse $50 muzov a mladencov.
Sv. missile skoneia sa nedel II
veeer S poboznostiami pol s.
hodine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-14
PRAVOTA o MAJETOK
~ NEB. ANDREJA RAGANA

V okreSnom side podana bola
pravota proti vykonaniu posled-
nej vole Andreja Ragana, zomre-
leho v auguste minuleho roku,
ktory zanechal majetok oceneny
ma 100000. Pravotu pozdvihli
Jan Porhincak a. Anna Borovsky,
byvajuci ma Slovensku, ktori su
bratom a sestrou nebohej PAM
Raganovej. Tito udavaju, re pa
nj Raganova zanechala majetok
v Gene $4,000, ktory 81 neb. Ra-
gan privlastnil a potom porucil
svojim dedicom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-14
Slovo k Slovakom
s1cim ma slovo
Sch0dza AZ. Sboru Slov. Iigy ma
Lansingville a SO. Sboru Ligy v
n1este.

Bratia Slovaci 2 Lansingvillu
sired mesta, ziadani ste uvazit'
nasledovnt:
V j1ni toho roku bude tn :.
Youngstown kongres Slovenskej
Ligy. Patrilo by sa, ably ste Gin
vacsom pocte vstiipili do Sloven-
skej Ligy a pred -kongresnej pra-
ce sa ztcastnili.
Sbory SO. Ligy meste a AZ. ma
Lansingville spia - uz niekol 'ko
rokov nemaly sch6dze a preto ich
narodna cinnost' stoji ma mule.
TAX to d'alej nem6ze 1st', ked'
nechceme upadnut' v narodnej
praci.
Predsedovia oboch Sborov, p.
Jozef j. Schromofsky 20 Sboru
SO. a p. Juraj Murdzak 20 Sboru
Al. ziadajil bratov Slovakov, ably
obnovili svoju Ginnost' narodn1 a
prisli ma schodze, ktorf sa budd
odbyvat' nasledovne:
Sboru Al. ma Lansingville IT,
to nedel'u, 16. marca vecer So
kolovni ma Homewood Ave.
.Sboru 50. v meste piatok, q.
marca vecer po poboznosti, v sko-
lie osady Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda.
Sch6dze oboch Sborov budti
vazneho obsahu. Bude sa rozho-
dovat', ci youngstownski Slovaci
chcd nad'alej pracovat' ma ma
rodnom poll, alebo sa oddat'
hriesnej necinnosti, ktora nikomu
mic dobreho neprinasa.
-Hor SAX cinu-- "a. til nasu
slovencinu! Kde je pohyb, tam je
zivot! Prid tie Slovaci ma ODE
sch0dze v najvaGsom pocte!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-14
v OCELIARNACH sA
Ease SLABSIE PRAGUE

v miestnych oceliarhach sa
toho tyzdna este slabsie pracuje,
nezli minuleho. Priemerna elm
most oceliarnach minuleho
tyzdna bola 70-percentova, kdez-
to toho-tyzdhova je len 65-per-
centova.
Isl otvorenych peel v cinnosti
,je 20, bessemerova vyroba ocele
je 7O-percentova, mlynov ma oce-
vove harky je chime len 67 20
12O. Ziadna oceliaren a ziadna
ina tovaren v Youngstown a oko-
Ii nepracuje plnou silou.
Oceliarne ocakavajI Wac OBJ.
jednavok okolo l. aprila.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-14
BOZ o ZMoCNENIE sA
YOUNGEST. SHEET & TUBE

Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Co., donedavna tretia najvacsia
oceliarska korporacia v Amerike
je ma predaj jej zmocnenie sa
vedeny je tuhy BOZ medzi Beth.
lehem Steel Corp. a Republic
Steel Corp, vlastne jej organi-
zatorom Cyrusom S. Eatonom.
Ia odpredaj Sheet and Tube Co.
Bethlehem korporacii je James A.
Campbell, jej dlhorocny nacelnik
a vaesina direktorov, ktori ale
odpreisj nemohli previest', lebo
nenIajd dve-tretiny hlasov d6asti-
marrow pri sebe. Vyse tretiny hla-
SOW kontroluje Eaton s jeho pria-
tel'mi. Teraz bude svolana val
ma schodza iicastinarov, ma kto-
rel bude rozhodnutt, ci ma byt'
predaj prevedeny alebo ME.
James A. Campbell udava, ze
Sheet and Tube musi byt' preda-
na, lebo sd zacina vyvinovat' vel-
ka konkurencia, ktor1 by t'azko
vydrzala nasa youngstownska kor
poracia. To znie neuveritel ne, le-
DO minuleho roku zarobila 81 per-
cent zisku a "a celych 30 rokov
svojho jestvovania platila dobre
dividendy. Ale Campbell nehovo-
ril nikdy nepravdu - nezasvate-
nj l'udia neznaj1, ze sa chysta
birka v oceliarskom priemysli.
Preto tie mnohe slucovania (mer-
gers) .jednych spoloGnosti do dru-
hych.
Keby sa Bethlehem Steel poda-
rilo klpit' Yo. Sheet and Tube,
Bethlehem by sa stala 9OO-milio-
novou korporaciou. United States
Steel Corp. je $4,000, 100000 kor-
poraciou. Ma tret 'om mieste stoji
teraz Republic Steel Corp, kto-
ra ma 100000, 900 majetku.
Campbell hovori, ze predanim
jeho spolocnosti by neutrpelo ma
Sc robotnictvo ami mesto, ba Il
skalo by. Ale Youngstowncania
nechcd ztratit' svoju pychu: The
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co.,
dl'a ktorej nase mesto zname je
po eelom svete co stredisko oce-
liarskeho priemyslu.