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The Washington times., 1931-02-10
HEALTH AND
DIET
BY Logan Clendening-

I-Dy Logan OIclIucIIIAIS-
Preserving food has a great
many advantages in the way of
assuring all-year-round variety
on the table. The question
arises as to whether preserved
foods contain all the essential
ingredients of fresh foods.
OF course we know that pre-
serving will not destroy the
basic elements of the food any
more than cooking will. The
protein, fat and carbohydrate
content, and the minerals will
not be disturbed.
What about the vitamins?
This is a highly pertinent ques-
ton in the case Of fruits and
vegetables, because their great
est contribution to the meal
may be said to be the furnish
ing Of vitamin c. To answer
the question briefly-home pre-
serving usually destroys vitamin
C. Modern commercial meth
odS of canning, however, keep
practically all the vitaminS
practically intact.
Vitamin A Is Unchanged
The effect of cooking proc
eSseS on the different vitamins
is now pretty we'll known.
Vitamin A, the fat-Soluble vi.
tamih found in the fat Of milk
and eggs, in liver and fish oils
and in the leafy parts of some
vegetables-is not changed to
any extent by cooking or by
home preserving. If exposed to
air during a long slow process
of cooking it is gradually de-
Stroyed. The modern process
ing of canned foods, during
which they are placed in
vacuum until the oxygen is re-
moved from their interspaces,
prevents this.
Vitamin B, found in egg yolk,
yeast, the germ and bran layer
of seeds, such as wheat and
rice, is, according to our latest
theories, really two vitamins.
1t has been suggested that they
be called F and G, while the
combination of the two, as
they are found in nature, still
be called B. The G element
seems to withstand heating for
a considerable time and at high
temperatures. But the F ele-
ment is destroyed by the
amount of heat used in cook
ing and canning.
The Washington times., 1931-02-10

warm weather they can be
worn on the street without a
coat.
Another thing they remember
is that two-piece dresses, or
dresses that look two-piece, are
smart spring fashions-and
that these, too, make good
street costumes.
Jacket Dresses Smart
One good type to choose for
this first spring dress would be
a jacket dress of printed silk
a one-piece dress with a match
ing jacket.
That gives you two good
spring fashions-jackets and
color, and it's a good way to
make the break between the
dark winter dress and the light
colored spring one.
The Washington times., 1931-02-10

choose a dress that fits into
this scheme.
Why? So that when they've
finally assembled their COM
plete spring wardrobe, this first
spring dress, bought earlier
than the other items, won't be
something that clashes.
New Details
This year in shopping for a
spring dress-one that can be
worn now as well as in the
spring-fashionable women are
keeping several things in mind.
Things that make the differ
ence between a spring and a
winter dress.
They're looking for such de-
tails as straighter skirts, front
fullness instead of side fullness,
The Washington times., 1931-02-10
Times Daily Health Hint

short trip now and again. Just to get away
from ones work and routine life, is excellent
tonic to the mind
The Washington times., 1931-02-10

Pattern 1947 looks raviShing,
made of plaid and plain ging-
ham. broadcloth, percale, pique
or dimity. The original has a
yellow blouse with yellow and
brown plaid skirt and collar.
The initials are done in Drown.
May be obtained only in sizes
4. 6, 8 and 10. Size 4 with
sleeves requires IA yards plain
and l yard printed fabric, So
inches wide.
Send Is cents, coin or stamps,
for each pattern giving name,
address. style number and size
wanted. Send for winter fash.
ion book. price IS cents. Book
with pattern, rs cents. Address
Washington Times Pattern Blu.
reau, 243 West 18th St., New
York City.
The Washington times., 1931-02-10

on his forehead. His hands
clasped and unclasped nervously
outside. the coverlet.
My mother stood by the side
of the bed. She cautioned me
to remain silent; that papa was
asleep. I just stood there, know
ing, sensing that he was going,
but in view of what the doctor
had said, hoping against hope
that my premonition was with
out foundation.
And, an instant later, my
father awakened. When he saw
me he smiled-a wan smile, a
deathly smile that confirmed my
suspicious.
"Alma, Baby" he called,
stretching out his arms to me.
I dashed to the bedside and
dropped to my knees. I threw
my arms around him and an in
slant later he was dead.
He died right there in my
arms!
It was all over in an instant.
I was completely crushed. My
mother knelt beside me with
her arms around me and we
both wept until our tear wells
were dry.
When the funeral was over
and my dear old father buried,
I resumed preparations for my
trip to New York-and col
lapsed. My nerves were en-
tirely shattered. 1t required a
months treatment before the
doctor would allow me to start
East.
My mother put me on the
train. I had only one suitcase.
One little travelling suit and one
little hat. She cautioned me to
beware of strange men that
tried to talk to me on the way.
She said I should have nothing
to do with them, no matter
how nice or friendly they ap-
peared.
I had an upper berth because
it was cheaper. I had never
travelled before except on my
one troopers tour-nearly all
short Jumps. On the second
day out from Los Angeles be-
came violently i'll. Train sick
ness.
A Journey of Fears
Tho man who occupied the
berth under me changed with
me. He talked to me like I
was a little girl. He reminded
me so much of my father that
I paid no heed to my mothers
warming, and he kept me COM
pany, entertaining me with
magazines and jokes all the
way to Chicago.
1 had very little money and
ate but two meals a day in the
diner. My friend many times
urged me to accompany him to
the diner, or lunch, but I was
too prudiSh to accept.
Occasionally travelling sales
IIdIl-OI q vi uL1AAAAC4Y cIO VIC 01-
ways called them-Would try to
flirt with me. But I would not
notice them. On the whole,
everybody was awfully kind to
me all the way.
In Chicago l had to wait four
hours for my train connection.
I sat the whole time in one
seat in the station. my shabby
little paSteboard suitcase beside
me, and shivering with appre-
hension.
I had read stories of white
slavery, and I was taking no
chances.
When I arrived in New York
at the Grand Central, it was
showing and blowing and the
streets we're dark and dreary.
DR.. Goodman met me and took
me to the Commodore Hotel.
Continued Tomorrow
The Washington times., 1931-02-10
YOUR RULING
STAR
BY William Shwader-I
THE YEAR AHEAD
For Those Whose Birthday Is
February IL

For Those Whose Birthday is
February IL
If February II is your birth
day, during the coming year
YOU may gain through business
or find your home condltlonS
more harmonious. New friends
or travel should make the year
more interesting. Look out Tor
arguments or misunderstand-
ings with relatives or trouble
through correspondence. I'm
portant dates: Avoid excesses
of all kinds, take no risks ana
maintain routine from May II
to 13, May 20 to 26. June 3
to 8, July 81 to %, August Is
to 20. October IA to 10, Octo-
Der % to November 20, Decem-
Der 10 to January, 1882. Good
for general affairs from Feb
ruary % to Is, March l to 3,
March % to "a, July 2 to 4,
September 2 to S, october 5 to
7. November 2 to 8. Contra
dictory dates show two oppos-
ing influences.
A child born February II
will be active, restless and fond
of sports. He will be intuitive,
kind and inclined to be change
able. He should do we'll in for
eign affairs, shipping or edu-
cational matters.
Tendencies for February IL:
Mercury in adverse aspect to
Mars warns against impatience
or recklessneSS. Watch where
you are going and keep guard
over your speech. Be careful
with contracts, agreements and
legal matters.
The Washington times., 1931-02-10
What's in Fashion?
SDrinq Dresses for NOJU
Directed by Amos Parrish

NEW YORK-Thought much
about your first spring dress
the one you're going to get
very soon now-or maybe right
now?
It's a good idea to do some
thinking about it-some think
ing, too, about the kind of coat
you're going to have and
whether this new dress will go
with the coat to make an en-
Sembled costume.
One of the first things fash
ion-knowing women do, before
they choose this first spring
dress, is to plan a definite
color scheme for their entire
spring wardrobe. Then they
The Washington times., 1931-02-10

pleats rather than gores-and
these pleats stitched part way
down and not released until
low down in the skirt.
They're looking for belts or
girdles or sashes and for neck
lines that are a little higher
than they've been wearing. And
for color, and color combina-
tions instead of plain black or
navy.
They remember while they're
shopping that dresses with
matching jackets are going to
be very fashionable in the
spring and that these jacket
dresses are practical because in
The Washington times., 1931-02-10
WHAT DO YOU
KNOW?

AnsWers To TOdGy's Test
Questions On Editorial Page
l. Ocean cable. 2. Erie 3.
Conquer. 4. Naples. S. John
Masefield. 6. A council. Z.
Reconcile. 8. A landing made
abruptly. 9. Temperate. 10.
Electrical disturbance. IL. Mas
sachusetts Bay colony. IL. A
volcano in the Hawaiian Is
lands. 13. An aneroid barome-
ter arranged to tell the altitude.
"A. Oslo. Is. Lichens.
The Washington times., 1931-02-10

On February 10, 1863, the first treaty of Paris
was signed. 1t marked the end of the old French
and Indian War
The Washington times., 1931-02-10

kAANY things make youngster fretful-sluggish
W. bowels touch of collie; when teethng or at other
trying times. But there's only remedy a mother
should ever use to comfort ang child in any of these
conditions Castoria!
This pure old-fashioned remedy most mothers have
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-30
100000 ROBOTNfKOv
,BEZ ZAMESTNANIA

Pocet nezamestnanych robotni-
kov V januari zvysil sa 100000
cd poctu nezamestnanych de-
cembri, oznamil William Green,
predseda Americkej Federacie
Pracc. Uplne nezamestnanych ro-
botnikov V januari bolo totiz s.
100000 oproti 100000 V decem-
bri. DalSie miliony robotnikov "a
mestnan6 je len ciastocne, po par
dni tyzdni. Green ziada prize
myselnikov, ably neprepust'ali "a
mestnancov nacelkom, ale abX i'm
davali ciastocne zamestnanie, ze-
by 81 mohli zarobit' aspon na nus
chleba. PrepiIst anie prace od-
diaIuje navrat lepsich obchod-
nIch pomerov, o ktorych navrate
nema pochybnosti, ked' budu vse
tel priemyselnlci kooperovat' {
svoje robotnlctvo nebudn prepu
Stat. V januari toho roku bolt
100000 Wac nezamestnanych h
ako V januari 1890, dodal Green
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-30
MOzNOST VOJNY
TALIANSKA S FRANCIOU

Chyrna Babsonova statisticka
organizacia svojom tyzdennom
liste poslanom inyestorom vypo-
citala priciny, pre- ktore moze Wy
pul1n1t' vojna V Europe. Tieto
priciny SD: Mussolini, ably predl-
I'll zivot svojej vlady, vyhlasi voj-
nu Francii. Ziaden narad pocas
vojny nemeni svojich vodcov a
mnohl vodcovia viedli vojnu, ably.
sa udrzali pri vesle. Taliansko a
ko zadrapku k vojne pouzije YER
saillesku mierovi1 smluyu, ktorou
Taliansko bolo ukratene pri roz-
deleni ntmeckych kolonii. Fran
cia, po Spoj. Statoch ma najvac.
Sic zdsoby zlata ma hajvatsiu
armadu Europe Zlato moEe "a
pricinit' ziarlivost proti Francii
a Francia moze sa stat dychti-
YOU vyprobovat' svoj valecny
stroj. Rusko ma tiez velk arma.
du, V ktorej je mnoho nemeckvch
oficieroy. Moze sa l'ahko dostat
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-30
SIBERIA CERVENEHO
KRIZA SA DARI

Americky Cerveny Kriz sbiera
T1O.O00,00O ma pomocnl akciu pre-
hladujiice farmarske obyvateP-
stvo V Arkansas Oklahoma. V
utorok ,bierka obnaSala w 3d.
313,34s. Asi million osob .je clio
vant V tych statoch Cervenym
Krizom. Arkansas a oklahoma
boly vel'mi postihnute suchotou,
tax ze sd i'm mic neurodilo. Ma
chovanie jednej osoby Cerveny
Kriz potrebuje S. ma mesiac Je-
dlo pozostava najviac muky, ia
zule, kukurice, zemiakov a rye.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-30
KRASNY KALENDAR
CARNEGIE STEEL co.

Carnegie Steel Co. i toho rokrl
vydala krasny nastenny kalendar
a venovala no Rampant "a bez-
pecnost' a opatrnost'. Ma kazdej
strane kalendala je umelecky o.
braz hlasajdci .,Bezpeenost' nado'
vsetko''. Tieto oblazy kreslili zia.
ci vyssfch tried publicnych skol
dietky to robotnikov, zamestna'
nych II Carnegie Steel Co. Vyse
10000 obrazov 'bolo namalovant
dietkami a Z tych II najkrajsich
bolo vybrane odmenene.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-30
KONZULAT res.
308 Euclid Ave-, Cleveland, Ohio,
hl'ada tieto nezvestne osoby:

Began Mike Vazca, Liptov,
posledne sos Die Them St., Mas
sillon, Ohio.
Cabaj Jan, posi-. Al Pulaski St.,
Delray alebo s7O9 Pulaski, De-
troit, Mich.
Die Jozef z Moldavy, posi-. Il
Joz. Dvoraka, 115 Northfield Rd.
Bedford, Ohio.
Doka Jan, posledne Box 44O,
! Adena, Ohio.
Drahovsky Bedrich Erred, Fritz
Z Piest'an, posledna adresa ne
znama.
Guenther Pavel f., murar, po-
sledne 11OS Belleview Av., Young
stown, Ohio.
Hornych Franti., snad' Jicina
posledne r. 4, Box 50, jackson,
Michigan.
Kandra Jan snad z Kosic, posi-.
1894 w. goth ST., Cleveland. o.
Kozarova Veronika, Z Asakertl
pri Nitre, posi-. 1851 Delray Ave.
Detroit, Mich.
Svoboda Eduard Novthc
Hradce kraloveho, posledne '
: Cleveland, Ohio.
Tar Jan 70 Serne pri Mukacevc
posledne 1139 Garfield Av, Flint
2 Mich.
/ Trkondak (Trkundak, ,Kondak
A Jan Prietrze pri Senici, posled
: ne Cambridge, Ohio.
Werlich Steve Kovarovcov pr
Nitre, posledne North Star, Mi
chigan.
1 ZaleSak Martin Hor. Memo
pri Uher. Hradisti, posledne Pa
D. myra, Mich.
4, Zizka Vladimir (Walter) snaC
|, Karlina, posi- 2215 Sinton Av'
l. Cincinnati, Ohio.
J. Bajszik Stefan, snad' 70 Sural
h posi-. 2679 E. 80 Place, ClevcIant
ti Ohio.
Chaloupkova Irena T. Yonker
posi-. 1861 E. S9th ST., Clevelan(
Ohio.
q Krajc (Hegedus) Zuzana, sna'
4 Opat. Moravcov pri krupin
se posledne V Toledo, Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-30
VYZNAMNA KNIHA o SLOW.
MADARSKEJ HRANICI.

Tajomnik Narodnej rady slo-
venskej, Granatier, vydal neoby-
eajne zauj1mavd knizku sloven-
sko-mad 'arskej hranici, V ktorej
statisticky dokazuje neopravne-
most mad 'arskych tvrdeni, re ma
Sc pohranicne 1zemie je mad'a ar
ske ze nam bolo nespravne pri-
sudene. Autor vymemvava vse-
tky V pochybnost' prichadzajdce
pohranicne obce uvadza V Mich
data 0 postupnej mad arizacii, te-
da data, hovoriace vymluvne pre-
vec slovenskn. V predmluye au-
tor poznamenava, ze nase statne
hranice voci Mod'arsku nekryju
sa narodnostnou hranicou slo-
vensko-mad 'arskou, lebo cast Slo-
vakov pripadla Mad 'arsku. Ora
natierova kniha je vel mi aktual-
nou, nemala by chybat' V ziadnej
kniznici a casio mali by sa k nej
obracat' vsetci verejnf pracovni.
ci, ably z nej cerpali data, pre- ma
su narodnu ekzistenciu vel'mi do.
lezite.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-30
SLOVAK CATH. SOKOL
DUCK PINS.
By JOHN ITALIAN

Previous to this week IS rolling, the
following men were placed on the
Lisko Elec. rooster and all men are
asked to take notice:
Talan, Novotny, Kruppa, Tobias,
Kolesar, Myers, Stiveson, Rosy"
Brayer Vargo and John Lisko.
The st. Cyrils kept in tive for
first place by taking two games from
the Hermans, with Krafcik and Lind
battering the wood.
The Hemans took the final game
by one pin margin due to Fitz s
rolling.
After dropping the first game, the
Rigelsky Tailors took on a spurt and
took tire other two games from the St.
STAINS.
The Struthers showed power in sill
encing the fast st. Stephens in two
of three games, the Saints coming
back in the last game for S11 game
victory.
NJ. Olenik of Struthers broke the
single high individual mark held so
long by Jack Fitz, by rolling the fine
score of 254. His second game was a
2lO and had his third game been good
he would have sna shed the 3 game
mark also. However the pins refused
to fall in that last game, SO tough luck
Mike, and make another try. Steve E.
koniak and Mike Sardich also con
tributed nice games in this match.
I have been delegated to pick up ;
new Lisko team and did so with IA
better results than / had hoped for
With a couple of my ,,sharks alb
sent the Liskos attempted to subdu
the mighty Sol<ols but with litth
success
The Sokols, sporting veteran line
up of sharpshooters took two games
: while the Liskos took the second gam
on a roll off after tie game.
] expect to- see the rest Of my boy
!, out next week SO look out.
=, The 200 scores were as follows: n
Olenik 254, 210, Smith 20S, Krupp
POI, Fitz 2O3.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-30

do srazky Cfnou, ktoru by 81
chcelo podmanit'. Japonsko by sa
tn zamiesalo. Valecne dlhy sd
tiez pricinou k vojne. Daktory
narod (Nemci) moze odopriet'.
platit' vyhlasi vojnu. Ma svete
je nadbytok rozlicnych clankov
a ich drzitelia by radi vyvolat'
vojnu, ably svojc nadbytky dobre
predali.
V zprave bolo udane, re Spoj.
Staty by sa do vojny nezamiesa-
ly.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-30
% BANfKOV zAHYNULO
v BANsKOM VYBUCHU

V Little Betty bani pri Linton,
Ind, ,Sndal So " stredu' ,vybuch, "
ktorom zahvnulo 90 banikov. Me
ktori zabiti boil okamzitc. ini pod
l'ahli otravnym plynom. Deviati
banici boil zachraneni. Dalsich u
banikov uniklo smrti len tax, ze
prave vychodili bane, kcd ma
stal vybuch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-30
SHEET AND TUBE A
BETHLEHEM APELUJU

Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Co. Bethlehem Steel Corpora
ton rozhodly sa apelovat' proti
rozsudku sudcu Jenkinsa, ktory
spojenie tychto korporacii zaka-
zal. APPEL bude podany ma apelac-
nom snde youngstownskeho di-
striktu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-30
BULLETIN SVATO-
VOJTESSKH.
Podava Rev. Stefan Kocis. hi. jed,
613 North Lakeview Ave-,
Youngstown. Ohio.

Sursum corda! Slova to latin
sle, ale zato kazdy mas katolik
vel mi dobre vie. ze ich vyznam
nasej reel je: Hore srdcia! Ide-
me v tstrety lepsim casom ia poll
kultiirnom, narodnom nabozen-
hkom. Neverite? Precitajte 81 tie
to riadky:
,,Dna 8. januara popoludni 0 2.
hodine Trnave zasedal spravny
vybor literarno- vedeckeho odboru
E)olku Sv. Vojtecha. Zasadnutie
otvoril 1radujuci miestopredseda
senator dr.. Jozef Buday, po kto-
rom o dosavadnych pracach zre-
fcroval druhy miestopredseda Sc
nitor DIR. Karol Krcmery. z jeho
rcferatu dozvedeli SINE sa, re do
siar sa prihlasilo "a clenov lite
rirno-vedeckeho odboru 817 inte-
lgentov, knazov laikov re te-
Ga k vytycenemu poctu tisic Gle
rov chybuje uz len 1873 pudi.
.~ Toto je rozhodne potesuJuci
zjav. Nebolo postal ia Slovensku
akcie, pri zaciatku ktorej stale by
tolko inteligentov. Ale na druhej
strane to je pravdou, re nebolo
dosial' ma Slovensku takej akcie,
do ktorej by sa bolo tol 'ko inve-
stovalo a ktora by sa bola pri-
Dravovala S takou obozretnOst' on
cieruprimeranou peclivost'ou a
hlavne laskou k veci.
~,,Cela ailcia teraz silstred uje sa
IA vydavanie mesacnika a prl-
padnych podielovych knih. Jeden
tisic os0b ma slozit' svoj stokoru-
novy " >Amerike $4.0O) rocny
prispevok a ia ten obdrzl revue
na vysokej iirovni ako al podielo-
We knihy. Spravny vybor na wee
rajsej schodzi hovoril o obsahu
prvGho cisla mesacnfka. A ten OBJ
sab javf sa ozaj aktuamym vse-
tko obsahujicim. Cd historickych
IA sociologickych praktickych Il.
yah coz verse novely ide sa ku
skolskej otazke, k si1casnej litera.
t1re, divadlu a radiu, ako al ku
kritike niektorych vydani, lSto
rych sa tendencne zabudlo ns
katolikov. D6lezitym tomto o
hl'ade bude originality materia
rukopisny, ktoreho "a cely je
den rocnik vyrastie krasny po
mink tvorcom slovenskej reel {
literat1ry.
,,Spravny vybor rozhodol sa po
VERT vedenlm "kultury' prof
DIR. Stefana Zlatosa, tax, ze jed
notlive rubriky povedtl jednotli
vi clenovia spravneho vyboru
Prve cislo ''Kultiiry" vyjde pret
bezne na 64 stranach a to este '
tomto mesiaci.
,,Inteligentov slovenskych
touto cestou prosime, ably sa yea
prihlasili "a clenov literarno-ve
deckeho odboru Spolku Sv. Noj
techa tax pomohli dobrej veci
dplnemu iispechu."
A 60 my v Amerike? Y kraj
to ide az cIoveku srdce radost 'o'
sa chveje bije! Doteraz maj
uz 81 prihlasenych inteligentoN
hotovych perom i grosom pracC
vat la vieru narod''. Vsetk
i'm "a to cest'! Slovensky naro
m6ze byt' pravom hrdy, ze pi
svojom malom pocte ma tax mnc
hych roduvernych vzdelanco'
Takto V kraji. A Amerike
Nam pevnd nadej, ze mas pud
Amerike nesklame sa vo svojic
inteligentoch: khazoch, redaktt
roch, advokatoch, lekaroch, prt
fesoroch, ucitel och atd'. Mnohi
az prihlasili, mnohi sa takme
denne. hlasia. Ale my chceme, Il
bo potrebujeme vsetkych! An
vsetkych bez vynimky, lebo chc'
me by mas co len 300 bolo. A
e., C, oS+o ,,anrih ari1i n1Sfa
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-30
INFLUENZA JE Ease TU

Influenza zjavila sa znovu pc
celom svete, ale miernej forme.
Podoba sa vel'mi obycajnemu gri-
pu. V Amerike chorie pomerne
malo l'udi na nu. Najviac postih-
nuta je AHA a Europa. Len me-
ste Tokio V Japonslzu je pol mill
ona l'udi nempcne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-30

League Records
T. High Individual q game NJ. Ole
mix 254.
High Individual 6 games) Fitzeib-
bon 621.
High Team q game) struthers s94.
High Team 6 gamcs) st. Cyril &
Mot hod diuS 0266
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-30
KLANSKA FARMA
BUDE PREDANA

Cpadok klanov Mahoning do
line je tax vel'ky, Re ich farma,
nachodiaca sa JUNE cd Garfield,
bude predana serifom "a. febru-
ara. Ma farme bIvaly vel Ike shro-
mazdenia klanov. pocas ktorych
horely krize hovorily sa reel
proti cudzincom atd'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-30
le BILIONOVYCH INDUsTRII
v sPOJ. STATOCH

V Spojenych Statoch je seSt-
mast industrii, ktorjc ch rocna w
roba hodnotena je na Vyse bill
on dolarev. Ma prvom mieste Je
priemysel automobilovy, rocnou
produkciou 1871, ,)97, 900, potom
m;isiarsky $ %3,:}94 $4,000 oce-
Iiarsky 1886, $4,000.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-30
PSI ROZTRHALI
MNOHO OVIEC

z okresntho nradu Sdel'uju, re
V Mahoning okrese ia minuly
rok psi roztrhali 374 eviec a 1876
ich poranili. Okres vyplatil far
marom $2,9SS.75 nahrady "a "a
bite ovce a $S22.75 "a ranene.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-07
kilograms In
Protest Sent
To Three Men

The following is a duplicate Of
kilograms sent to Superintendent
s. M. Marrs, Senator Archer Parr
and Rep. NJ. II. West in protest
against removing all chapters from
text books in Texas concerning
alcohol and narcotics:
Il understand that the text books
for next year will have eliminated
all chapters dealing with the evil
effects Of alcohol and narcotics and
/ have been requested BY the ac-
ton OF the members OF the Meth
odist Missionary Society of Browns
vile, Texas, TO protest against any
such action being taken. We be-
lieve that the younger generation
should be educated as to the evil
effects or both narcotics and al
c0hol on the minds and bodies OF
our youth.
we do not believe that either
OF these great questions have been
settled sufficiently to warrant their
discontinuance al a matter OF edu-
cation and we hope that you will
use your influence 10 further a
cause which We believe Is Of great
Importance In the bringing up .of
good citizens.
Sincerely.
Mrs. v. L. Conrad.
President.
Mrs. G. w Colgin.
Cor. Secy."