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The Washington times., 1930-09-30
FARMERS NEED
DISTRIBUTION

CHICAGO, Sept. 80 QN.S0
Efficient and economical distri
button is q factor that must fol
low closely upon the heels Of low
cost production on American
farms, Sam r. NICK elvie, wheat
member Of the Federal Farm
Board, told the Illinois Manufac
turers' Costs Association today
He explained:
This is the factor that per
hapS has been most wanting in
agricultural progress. The
spread between the producer
and the ultimate consumer has
been too great. This Is one of
the reasons for the agricultural
marketing act. I.
'Tt is the particular reason
why the Farm Board has as
sisted cO-Operatives In cstab-
fishing central sales agencies
through which they could exer-
else the maximum control i'm
getting products Of the farm by
the shortest and most efficient
route to the professor, and in
some cases to the wholesaler,
retailer, and ultimate cor
sumner.
Private traders engaged in
handling farm commodities look
aSkance at such q program.
Some Of them criticize the Fed.
eral Farm Board for assisting
In Ii, and 60 so far as to refer
to 1t rs the Government i'm bust.
ness. 1t is nothing Of the kind.
These co-operatives are Just as
privately owned and privately
managed rs any other private
business.
"oThe big job Of the Federal
Farm Board is to assist the
farmer in having q marketing
system owned and controlled
by him."
The Washington times., 1930-09-30
VA, MEN banned
IN MILL WAR

DANVnLE, Va, Sept. 30.-With
the gates of the Riverside and
Dan River cotton mills closed aS
q reply to the strike Of 1000
members Of the United Textile
Workers Of America, declared in
force, interest here today cent
cred on possible developments
which might be expected should
the mills reopen for operation in
q few days, as intimated in a
statement by H. r. Fitzgerald,
the president.
Mr.. Fitzgerald, who is in Char
Iottesville, asserted that the mills
intend to maintain the status
quo for q few days in order to
determine, if possible, how many
workers desire to return to their
Jobs. Should the number be
deemed sufficient to operate the
plants, they will be reopened.
About $50 strike picketS are
maintained at the mill gates by
the union.
The first day Of the strike
passed with no Sernblance Of viC-
lence. A group Of Is workers not
affiliated with the union, through
police persuasion, sought to enter
the gates in order to complete q
task in bleachery at the School
field division.
It was reported that a large
number of tents have arrived
here with which to set up a tent
colony should the mills evict the
strikers from the company,oWne
houses.
The Washington times., 1930-09-30
STOCKS
CARRIED down
IN SELLING
By w. s. COUSINS

NEW YORK, Sept. 80 QNS).
Stock prices turned downward
with little evidence Of support"
in the first hour today. At the
first tap Of the opening gong the
selling wave, which has been
steadily gaining In momentum,
swept In over the board. forcing
prices Of the speculative favorites
TO new low levels. The turnover
In the first half hour was 1000
shares, by far the largest for the
period since the elimination Of
the June selling wave.
In contrast to the grain market.
which opened slightly higher,
stocks dipped suIIenly with little
or no effort TO rally. United States
Steel dipped to 1854 Tor q new
loss Of about 11a points. Ana
conda Copper broke to Ash for q
loss Of 1ss. General Electric was
down ia at 6012: American Can
down q, and Radio and Radio
Keith down point each.
The oils slumped badly, with
Atlantic Refining selling under
IS and Standard of California
down about 2 points. American
Waterworks, leading the activity
in the utilities, dropped off about
4 points to 8734. Goodyear was
q weak spot in the tire and rub
ber group, and sold at the years
lowest price at 473z, down 23z.
The amusement stocks made a
much better showing than in the
last day or two, and most of the
motors held steady. Another re-
duction in copper metal brought
the domestic price to 10 cents a
pound, copper wire prices being
correSpondingly reduced. Call
money renewed at 2 per cent,
The Washington times., 1930-09-30
Decline ivr Grade
Crossing Accidents

Fewer accidents took place at
highway grade crossings in the
first six months of 1880 than in
any corresponding period since
1925. This was also true as to
fatalities and persons injured.
This was shown BY reports for
that period just received from
the railroads by the safety section
OF the American Railway ASSo-
citation.
The reduction compared with
1925, took place in face Of the
1act there has been an increase
IN that period Of approximately
50 per cent in the number Of
automobiles In use.
The Washington times., 1930-09-30
SUGAR IS DOWN

NEW YORK, Sept. 30 (IN.SJ.
Raw sugar futures reached their
lowest level in history on the
New York Coffee and Sugar Elk.
change today, when October fl.
lures opened at 95 cents per. zoe
pounds, off points from Mon
days close. This put sugar at
less than ! cent q pound.
The Washington times., 1930-09-30
COMPLETE QUOTATIONS ON THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
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The Washington times., 1930-09-30

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Evening star., 1930-04-24

fASHkCthC ukkhVhh Suhto WAbh
elastic belt and snubber
back. Wide legs. Good ma
teriaI. So to IS. Main Floor.
Mems $1.49 Rayon
Union Suits
Rayon athletic union suits
in white, blue, peach and
flesh. Wide legs and full cut
body. So to As. Main Floor.
l5c Crash
Toweling, 10 Yds. for
Part linen crash toweling,
with colored borders, of,
heavy serviceable quality
Main Floor.
Mems 2lc Moca
Hose 9Pr. g..
Cotton m0ca hose, Honesty
make. Reinforced at heel
zoe and sole. Black and
plain colors. 10 to liz.
4sA0AM CAVOEs ~
Mems 81 to $3.50
Nobelt Pajamas
The famous pajamas with
the elastic waist. ReSuIa-
ton MILDLY and Iounging
styles. White, plain coIors
ana patterns. A tn n. Main
Floor.
Mems Zee to 81
Golf Hose 2Pr..
New plaids, Jacquards and
novelty patterns. Real snau-
py colors. Reinforced. 10
TO IL. Main Floor.
Women's 81 Hose
z Pairs for
Slight irreguIars. Scanned
back, silk to the top chiffon
hose or silk over Bemberr
to the top, with shaped
ankles.-Main Floor.
39c Silk-and- Rayon
Hose 4 Pairs for
Slight irregulars. Scanned
back, fashion marked hose
with snug fitting ankles.
Smart shades.-Main Floor.
kiddies' 35c Whoopee
Socks S Pairs for
Riddles plain coIored
whOOpee socks with fancy
embroidered cuffs. Cadet,
pink or white. Sizes s TO
81a.-Main Floor.
Boys Soc Sport Hose
3 Pairs for
Seven-eighths-length sport
hose with full elastic cuff
tops. Perfects and irregu-
lars. Novelty patterns
Main Floor.
3Sc Linen
Napkins 6 for
Pure linen hemstitched
napkins, size 15xI5 inches,
with neatly hemmed borders.
Main Floor.
Evening star., 1930-04-24
$1.29 to $1.59
Bleached Sheets

Four sizes: 81x99, 81x9O,
72x99 and 63x99 inches. OF
heavy round thread sheet
ing without starch or dress
ing. All perfect. - Main
Floor.
35c Bleached
Pillowcases A for
Made of fine quality pill
Iowcase cotton. Free from
starch or dressing. 45x36
inches.-Main Floor.
SOC Art Ticking
3 Yds. for
32-inch art ticking.
feather-proof quality. Neat
new patterns. 80 inches
wide.-Main Floor.
$1.39 Sure-Fit
Mattress Covers
Full and twin bed sizes.
Cut full to allow for shrink
age.-Main Floor.
29c Bleached
Pillowcases 6 for
OF a fine, soft finish with
wide hem. 45x36-inch size.
6 for $1.00.-Main Floor.
35c 36-Inch White
Broadcloth S Yds. for
A yarn mercerized quality
white brOadcloth for mems
and boys shirts, nurses uni
forms, etc.-Main Floor.
79c Printed
Rayons 21a Yds. for
36 inches wide. Rich, Ius-
trous siIk-like quality in a
beautiful range of styles
Main Floor.
19c Longcloth
8 Yards for
Close woven, soft finish
quality Longcloth for lin
gerie, etc. 36 inches wide
Main Floor.
29c Plain Chiffon
VoiIes 6 Yds. for
Fine, sheer quality in
white, black and pretty pas
tells. Some are slight irreg-
ulars.-Main Floor.
SEC Rayon Satin
21a Yds. for
All rayon quality rayon
satin in white, black and de-
sirable colors. 40 inches wide.
Main Floor. .
CSC Rayon Piques
z Yds. for
Plain piques in white,
pink, orchid, maise, tan,
Mother Goose, goOseberry,
Copenhagen and reseda.--
Main Floor.
Evening star., 1930-04-24
Boys $1.50 to $4.95
Shirts & Blouses
Perfecfs and Frrepulors

Collar attached
and neckband shirts
in white, tan, blue,
or fancy stripings.
Even a few mussed
silk shirts included!
Shirts, sizes IL to
14H neck. Blouses,
collar attached, 6 to
Is years.
Third Floor.
Evening star., 1930-04-24

Mems 12c and l5c
Handkerchiefs 16 for
Plain white with hem
stitched borders and coIored
woven borders with satin
stripes.-Main Floor.
$1.49 Oval Yarn
Rugs !. Ill. each
Oval braided yarn rugs of
2 close weave. 23x4O inches
Neat colorings. Downstairs
Store.
39c Felt Base
Runner 4 yds. for
lS-in wide felt base run
ners, attractively patterned
IN rose, blue or brown
Downstairs Store.
79c Coco Door
Mats 2eor
Heavy grade Coco door
mats OF thick brush. l4x23
inches. Will stand hard
wear. Downstairs Store.
SEC Rag
Rugs 2 for
27x54-inch rag rugs. The
centers are Of plain coIors-
rose, blue or green, neatly
bordered. Downstairs Store.
$1.49 Inlaid
Linoleurns So. Yd.
Armstrong and Nairn
quality inlaid liuoleum.
Slight seconds. Pretty nat
terms. Downstairs Store.
79c Oval Rag
Rugs 2 for
1Sx3O-inch oval rag rugs
with mOttled centers and
colored borders. Very popu-
lar this season. Downstairs
Store.
79c Gold Seal
Congoleum, z So. Yds.
Gold Seal Congoleum.
Every yard perfect. 4
brand-new patterns. Down
stairs Store.
Acc Crex
Rugs 4 for
Genuine crex rugs. Blue,
green or brown. 1886
inches. 4 for 81. Down
stairs Store.
Evening star., 1930-04-24
19c UnbIeached

19c UnbIeached
Sheeting 9 Yds. for
Heavy, round thread quail
fly unbleached sheeting. SO
inches wide. 8 yards for 81.
Main Floor.
28c Printed Percales
6 Yds. for
High-count printed per-
Gales, guaranteed fast colors.
Neat printings. SO inches
wide.-Main Floor.
29c Dress Ginghams
6 Yds. for
32-inch ginghams-checks,
plaids, stripes and plain COL
Ors. Soft finish.-M a n
Floor.
75c Scanned
Sheets 2 for
72x90-inch scanned sheets
for three-quarter beds.
Slight irregulars.-M a 1 n
Floor.
$1.50 Crinkle
Bedspreads
Full double bed size
SOxl05 inches. Rose, blue,
gold, orchid and green.
ScallOped edges. Slight ir-
regulars.-Main Floor.
SEC Swiss Organdy
21a Yds. for
A permanent finish quail
ity Swiss Organdy, As inches
wide. White, black and
wanted colors.-Main Floor.
29c Mercerized
Prints 6 Yds. for
A large assortment Of
novel patterns that are
guaranteed fast color. 80
inches wide.-Main FlOc.
89c Rayon Crepes
2 Yds. for
36-inch printed rayon
crepes. Beautifully pattern
ed. Rich color combinations.
Main Floor.
Csc Plisse Crepes
6 Yds. for
Plain color plisse crepes.
White, pink, light blue,
maise, orchid and green
Main Floor.
35c &c. Inch Sateen
4 Yds. for
Black, white and many de-
sirable Spring shades. Fine
mercerized quality - Main
Floor.
CSC Rayon Chiffon
Voiles z Yds. for
Pink, orchid, tan, peach,
maise, Gooseberry and other
plain shadeS.-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1930-04-24
$3.50 Spear-Head
Window Awnings

Blue and orange striped.
36-inch window awnings at
less than half of their true
value. Spear-head style.
Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1930-04-24
$l.39 Vegetable
Metal Bins


Handy bins Of metal for
storing fresh vegetables, etc.
Good size. 3 compartments.
Blue enamel finish. Down.
stairs Store.
7lac Waldorf Toilet
Tissue 20 Rolls for
The standard quality roll
toilet paper. Limit of one
order to a customer. Down.
stairs Store.
$1.39 FLOOR
Brush
14-inch size floor brush.
Has good quality hair fibers.
long smooth handle. Down.
stairs Store.
$1.39 Garden
Trellis
Choice Of 3 attractive de-
signs including the popular
fan style. All finished in
white. 8 feet tall. Down.
stairs Store.
$1.49 Ironing
Boards
Strongly made Of clear Sc
Iected wood. Fold fiat when
not in use. Good size.
Downstairs Store.
$l.39 Plant
Boxes
24-inch size window flower
boxes made of metal and
finished in green enamel.
Self watering. Downstairs
Store.
$1.49 Dutch
Ovens
Old fashioned cast iron
Dutch ovens with cover. For
pot roasts, etc. Downstairs
Store.
Csc Window Screen
Sets. 2 for
Knock-down frame sets for
making your own window
screens. Up to 36x36 inches
in sizes. Downstairs Store.
Evening star., 1930-04-24

Well made suit cases with
metal frame. Trunk and
key lock. Leather strap
Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1930-04-24

Tots $1.29
Dresses
OF daintiIy colored prints,
voiles and flaxons, some with
panties TO match. Sizes to
3 years. Third Floor.
Tots Sc
Creepers z for
of brOadcloth and prints,
in cute models with flap bot
toms and bloomer legs. Sizes
1 to 3. Third Floor.
Tots CSC
Dresses z for
Made of prints and plain
colored brOadcloth, with
panties 10 match. Sizes / to
8 years. Third Floor.
Tots $1.29
Coats
Well made of black and
white checked material with
sateen Innings. Sizes 1 and
2 years. Third Floor.
Girls CSC Wash
Dresses z for
Novelty prints in straight
line and basque effects.
Good styles. Sizes 2 to IL
years. Third Floor.
Infants acc
Dresses 3 for
Lace-and embroidery
trimmed nainsook dresses in
yoke and coIlared models.
Sizes 1 and 2. Third Floor.
Women's 59c and CSC
Costume Slips 2 for
Regular and extra size
muslin slips, in lace-trimmed
and tailored models. Sizes
36 to 52.-Second Floor.
Women's 59c and CSC
indies z for
Women's gowns and
bio0mers, made of cotton
crepe in pink, peach and
white.-Second Floor.
$2.98 Crystal
Chokers
Diamond cut graduated
style. in white and many de-
lightful colofs. Slight ir-
regulars. Main Floor.
STIMULATED
Infants 39c
Blankets 4for
Infants wrapping blankets
in pink or blue. Soft and
fieecy and comfy as can be!
Third Floor.
49c Crib Sheets
3 for
Heavy quality crib sheets,
size 27x36 inches, of red rub
ber. with eyeIets. Durable
weight. Third Floor.
Women's 15c & 18c
Linen Handkerchief
10 for
OF all pure Irish linen, in
plain cOl0rs. Also c0lored
prints with hemstitched b0r-
ders.-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1930-04-24
Infants $1.19
SxsynoRa~a

Sweaters
Slip-over models with but
ton front, in white, pink and
blue. Adorable styles. Third
Floor.
Women's & Misses
$1.49 Sweaters
Slip-over sweaters of
ray0n-and-w wool and rayon-
and-cotton fabrics, in many
pretty colors. Second Floor.
CSC Bungalow
Aprons z for
Women's and misses bun
gal0w aprons of printed
percale, in small, medium
and large sizes.-Second
Floor.
$3.50 Black
Overnight Cases
16-inch size Of Dupont
leather fabric, with cretonne
lining and pocket. Strongly
built. Main Floor.
Infants 39c
Pillows 3 for
Infants pillows, In pink
and blue, size 12x16, with
kapok and silk filling.
Nicely made. Third Floor.
Boys Csc to. $3.50
Shirts 2 for
Perfects and irreguIars of
fine br0adcloth and madras
shirts. Collar attached or
neckband. IL to 1415.-
Third Floor.
Boys 79c to 81
Blouses V for
Famous s." brand
blouses. Collar attached.
White and fancy colors.
Button-on and khaki styles
in the lot. 4 to 16.-Third
Floor.
Boys $1.5O to
$3.50 Knickers
Suiting patterns In fine
wool mixtures. Also genuine
Palm Beaches and linens. 2
: to 1S.-Third Floor.
!: Women's $1.25
House Dresses
Many sleeveless and short ,
sleeved models of percale,
dimity and pique. Range of
sizes.-Second Floor.
Boys 79c to CSC
Pajamas 2 for
One and two piece styles ,
OF fancy percales, broad
cloths and fiannels. 4 to I6.
Third Floor.
. Boys $1.S0 to $3.50
Bell Pajanas I
Slight irregulars Of Bell !
Pajamas. Broadcloths In one
and two piece styles. 6 to
18.-Third Floor.
Women's 39c
Bandeaux 3 for I
Bandeaux made Of dainty q
lightweight material, ideal
for Summer wear. In Sizes
80 to 36.-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1930-04-24


stripes and novelty patterns.
80 to 44.--Main Floor.
Mems 7Sc Pull Over
Shirts 3 for
Athletic shirts Of fine
c0mbed yarns. White and
plain c0lors. Full cut and
long. Irregulars. 81 to AZ.
Main Floor.
Mems Soc to 7Sc
Hose 4 pairs for
Rayon and silk mixed
fancy hose in q large range
Of real good looking pat
terms. Nationally known
make. Some irregulars. 10
to 111s.-Main Floor.
Mems Csc Balbriggan
Underwear 3 for
Shirts with short sleeves;
drawers with long legs.
Slight irregulars. Regular
sizes.--Main Floor.
Mems $500
Felt Hats
Popular snap brim style.
Light or dark shades made
with full leather sweat band.
So to 7ss.-Main Floor.
Sc Table
Damask, 2is Yds. for
58-iIlch mercerized table
damask, with plain and col
Ored borders, of fine heavy
damask.-Main Floor.
Mems 81 to $l.5O
Nightrobes z for
Varsity make. Cotton ma
terial. Plain colors trim
med with braid, Samples
and irregulars. Is to Is.
Main Floor.
Women's 1Sc Kayon
indies z for
Panties, step-ins, bloomers
(sh0rt), chemise and dance
sets. Dainty pastel shades.
Tailored or lace trimmed.
Main Floor.
Women's 39c Cotton
Vests 4 for
OF fine gauze cotton. Bod
ice or built-up shoulder
style. SO to A. Main Floor.
Misses Soc Rayon
Vests 3 for
Bodice style vest; bloom
ers with elastic waist and
knee. 4 to 8. Pink and
peach shades. Main Floor.
Boys SEC Athletic
Union Suits 3 for
OF cross barred muslin;
Wee neck, closed-crotch style.
Sizes rs to 81. Main Floor.
$1.95 Linen
Luncheon Sets
5-piece pure linen lunch
con sets, with rainbow col
Ored borders. Size 5Ox5O
inches.-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1930-04-24

Boys 69c to CSC
Caps z for
Spring patterns in neat
suiting mixtures. Good as
s0rtment. Sizes 6ss to t.
Third Floor.
Boys $l.39 to
$2.49 Sweaters
Junior sweaters, 26 to 80;
sleeveless sweaters, 26 to So.
Fancy cotton, puIl-over style.
Some irregulars.
Women's $1.25
Corselettes
Average length with inner
belt and four hose support
ers. OF dotted material.
Sizes 81 to 46.-Second
Floor.
Boys $l.39 to 81
Wash Suits
Manufacturer sa m pies
and surplus lots. Good va
riety of pretty styles. Fast
colors. 2 to 9.-Third Floor.
81 STAMPED
Linens z for
Pretty patterns to be
worked on scarfs and lunch
con, dining room and bed
room sets.-Third Floor.
Women's $l.25
Girdles
Made Of good light mate
rials, with A hose supporters
and elastic inserts and tons.
Sizes 27 to 36.-Second
Floor.
$3.50 Spear-Head
Window Awnings
Blue and orange striped.
36-inch window awnings at
less than half Of their true
value. Spear-head style.
Fourth Floor.
Mems 79c to ST
Ties 2 for
Stripes, fioraIs, plain
colors, dots, etc. Every pat
tern imaginable. Many are
silk lined. Main Floor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-11
SCH0DZA POLITICKEHO KLU.
BU MA HASELTON.

Haseltonsky Slovensky Politi-
cky Klub bude mat riadnu scho-
dzu dna 13. aprila hale osady
Sv. Alzbety ma n. Haseltine Ave.
8. hodine vecer.
Kazdy jedon Glen tohto Klubu
ma byt' pritomny ma tejto sch6-
dzi, lebo je to nasou povinnost 'ou.
A to ME len paru clenov, ale vset-
kych. Sch6dza je ma to, ably SINE
sa sisli, povedali svoje mienky a
spolu pracovali za> nasu sloven-
sk1 okolicu Haselton. Ako po
inych kluboch, tax al mas maj
deme paru takych, ktorl b1rajn
co je postavene a ohovarajd, ale
ked' pride ma dokazovanie, tax
sa vyhovarajd.
Bratia obeania, my ma takychto
nemame mic dat. TT nevedia inc
iba ohovarat'. My sa name. posil-
novat' jeden druheho pracach,
pochvalit' toho, kto pochvalu "a
sluzi. Len tax prideme k nasmu
ciel'u pozdvihneme mas klub ma
ten najvyssi stupen.
Ma tcjto schodzi budeme pojed-
navat' tom, GO SINE zapocali ma
predoslej sch6dzi, sfce bude sa
pojednavat' o otvoreni Montgo-
merry Ave. a dlazdenl Courtland
Owe. Tiez sa budd rozdavat' Glen
ske listky. Pridu al inc vazne ve-
ci ma pretras. Rozmyl'ajte bra
tia a domestic ma schodzu dobre
mienky, ktore 'bud1 uzitoene pre-
mas klub. Tiez nezabudnime, ze
mas klub ma kampan ma novych
clenov, povinnost'ou nasou je, a
by SINE vsetci dostali najmenej
po jednom novom clenovi. V spo-
jeni je sila, spojenf zvit'azime!
M. J. L.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-11
UDOM SPOLKU SV. CYRILLA
A METHODA,

Spolok Sv. Cyrilla Methoda,
Cfslo $50. 1. X. S. j. prist1pi k
vel'konocnej sv. spovedi in korpo-
re v sobotu, dna IL. aprila a ma
sleduj1ceho dina, 13. aprila 0 $50
rano spolocne ku sv. prijimaniu.
Vsetci 1dovia sa sideme v Skol-
skej miestnosti ma N. Watt St. 0
8.15, odkial' pojdeme spolocne do
chramu Pana. Nepritomni bud1
pokutovani dl'a stanov. Kazdy I'D
je povinny sa zlcastnit' vel 'ko-
nocnej sv. spovedi, jako 50 slusf
ma verneho katolika a ida /. K.
S. j. s 1ctou
Michal 1Iarkovioh, preds.
Alois J. Klein, zapisnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-11

pan ma move Glenstvo, obzvlaste
ably SINE mohli elm Wac mladych
dostat do nasho klubu. Tato KAN
pan bude trvat' "a tri mesiace
now 1dovia budll prijati zdarma.
K. tejto prilezito~ti usporiadany
bude card party. pri com nasi
mladenci pocujil od recnikov,
preco by sa mali stat clenmi Po-
litickeho Klubu. Zvolenv tipz Dol
5-clenovy agitacny vybor. Do w.
boru zvolenf boil: Michal Palko-
vic, Valent Hlebovy, Jozef Thu
rik, Jozef Maruskin Frank Fe-
dorcak. Kazdy I'D NAL by sa tiez
usilovat', aby aspoh jednoho no.
veho elena doviedol do klubu.
Improvement Committee ziada-
ny Dol pracovat', ably sme do
stall bus, ktory by odvazal az do
mesta. Bus teraz odvaza len DO
South Ave.
Ma bud1ci meSiac, t. ]. V prv1
nedel'u v mali Slovenska Politi-
cka Federacia spoIn $ nasim klu-
bonn usporiada valnil sch6dzu a.
lebo prednasku V Sokolovni ma
Lansingville, ktorej sa Wac do
zviete buddcne. Ale ziadal by som
bratov, ably sa uz teraz prichy-
stall ma to, lebo bude to tax po-
ucne ako al zaujimave.
Zvoleny boil vybor do South
Side Political Federation. Vybor
je troj-elenovy, v ktorom su bra
tia Jozef Thurik, Jan Bednar a
Jozef Kosan st.
Juraj Palascak NIL, zapisnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-11
STARY POLITICKY KLUB 81
NEZMENIL MEMO.

V minulom {. tychto novin ma,
Ii sme zpravu, ze Slovensky Pro
gresivny Klub zmenil 81 memo ma
Campbellsky Slovensky Obcian-
sky Klub. Daktori Slovaci v me-
ste Campbell 81 mysleli, ze 81 me-
no zmenil starry Campbellsky Slo-
vensky Politicky a Vzdelavaj1ci
Klub, co je ME tax. Tento starry
klub 81 memo nezmenil a ami 81 no
nenieni zmenit'.
Predsedom startho klubu je te-
raz p. J. R. Kubovcik a sch0dze
mava v Horvatskom dome.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-11
SCH0DZA 1913. SB. SLOW. LiGY
MA STEELTON

Sch6dza Sboru 1913. Slovenskei
L1gy ma Steelton bude v tito ne
del'u vecer 7:30 pod kostolom
osady Mena JeziS. Prosim ct. H.
dov neIdov, ktori chcii pristu-
pit do Sboru, ably prisli ma tito
schodzu. Budcme pojednavat' o
bliziacom sa kongrese Ligy a j.
nych vaznych predmetoch.
s Hctou.
Andrej Benedik, predseda.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-11
sCH0DZA oDBoRU Gil. MSS.

Sch0dza Odboru Gil. n. s. S
bude ma pondelok, IA. aprila We.
Ger spolkovej miestnosti, 3381a
w. Federal ST., ma ktord povola.
vame vsetkych 1dov 1dkyne,
Bude sa rozhodovat', ci name 70
stat terajsej miestnosti. Budn
prejednane al mnoh6 inc vazne o,
tazky. Dlhuj1cich udov prosime
o vyrovnanie prispevkov. Odbor
ma vydavky, musi mat al pr1j,
my, bratia. Teda prid'te. S uctou,
Urad Odboru.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-11
20 SCH0DZE LANSINGVILL-
SKEHO POLITICKEHO KLUBU.

Ma schodzi Politickeho a Vzde-
lavajuceho Klubu ma Lansingville,
odbyvanej nedel'u vecer, 6. a.
prila, prednesene a prijate bolo
tol'k dobrych navrhov, co by
postacilo al ma Wac schodz. Udo-
via sa hodnom pocte z1castnili
a zaiste sa tesili, re tento klub
sa tax stara dobro Lansingvill-
canov a v6bec Slovakov ma tejto
okolici.
Prednesene bolo a prijate, ably
mas klub, tax ako al in1 NAL kam-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-11
PRELOzENA sCH0DZA ODBO
RU 46. ZIVENY.

Spolok Neposkvrnene pocatej
Fanny Marie, Odbor 46. Ziveny O.
znamuje svojim ldkynam, ze bu-
dlica sch0dza je prelozena z 20.
aprila ma q. aprila preto, Re bu-
deme mat Vel 'k1 Noe 20. aprila
A tiez napominam ndkyne, re by
81 kazda svoj dlh vyrovnala. Kto-
ra udkyna dlhuje Wac ako diva
mesiace, bude vylucena, ak sa ne
ohlasi.
Som S krasnym .pozdravom ma
vSetky spolusestry
Maria Melek, preds.