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The Washington times., 1931-09-05

Rehearsals have begun for the
Fox. Theater-Washington Times
"Our Kiddie" comedy.
Director F. Herrick Herrick and
his assistants are putting the
principals through their parts.
They are being polished up on
how to act and next Tuesday
morning the company will be ION
location"
More than 5000 Washington
boys and girls registered for this
picture, and according to Direc-
tor Herrick never before has he
seen such interest by any group
of citizens. Thousands Of these
children flocked to The Times,
the Fox Theater and to the Fox
Theater dancing school.
Bright and early Tuesday morn
ing the actual taking of the pic
ture will begin. In the Monday
edition of The Times you will
find where the locations are go
ing to be and we want to see
a great turnout. Then on Tues
day we will tell you, where to be
on Wednesday. On Wednesday
we will tell you where to be on
Thursday and so on. 1t is neceS-
sary. however, that you read The
Times each day to get this in
formation.
Here is the cast:
EaStSiderS-Purina, Erwin Good
wine; Stinky, Martin Lazarus;
Beany, Emmett Madigan; Flaxo
Leo Cavanaugh; Wheezie, Billie
Phillips; Dollie, Frances Cava'
naugh; FatSo, Morris Gilman;
Wringer, Sonny" Wright; Timmy,
Lester Ronald Sontag; Tommy,
Billie Redfield; NoSey, apple
sauce" Hamilton; Bucky, Frank
Spur; Honey, Portia Keller; Little
Sweetheart, Thelma Louraine
Pierce; Taga along, Jackie Sim
mons; PigtailS, Dora Herbert;
FloSsy Purina's sister,, Edna
Johnson; CroSS-eyed Mac Doodle,
Sol Feldman; Bobby, Bobby Mac
Cutcheon; Fatso's sister Nellie,
Nellie GorSuch.
West Siders-MuggSy, Herbert
Lupton; Stuffy. Philip Roache;
The Washington times., 1931-09-05
NewsGossip
Or Radio
World
BY BROADCAsrER

Though Shakespeare didn't
meet the radio he did broadcast
these remarks:
"Ah, stand by."-Anthony and
Cleopatra. ..
Take up some other station V
= -Coriolanus.
Els lecture will be done ere you
have tuned. Of the
Shrew.
And my dial goes not true -
AIS Well That Ends ''ell.
"Tis no matter how it be IN
tune, so it makes noise enough.
i. AS You Like 1t.
And hose musicians that
shall play to you hang in the air
q thousand leagues from hence"
Henry IV.-The Ink Spot.
The Washington times., 1931-09-05
Attractions
OnWayto
7heaters

Jack Hollis new starring
vehicle, Fifty Fathoms Deep"
comes to the R.K-O Keith Theater
next week, beginning Friday,
September IL.
In thi Columbia Pictures pro-
duction Jack Holt is supported by
the new society girl, Loretta
Sayers, who has but recently
been placed under contract by
this producing organization.
Richard Cromwell, remembered
for his remarkably fine perform
ance in "Tolable David" also ap,
pears in the supporting cast.
The week beginning Saturday,
September IL, brings to Warmers
Earle Theater another well-bal'
anced program with Lew Pollack,
famous song writer: Joe and Pete
Michon and others on the stage
and "The Bargain" with Lewis
Stone, Doris Kenyon and sterl-
ing cast on the screen.
Janet Gaynor and Charles Far,
rell in Merely Mary Ann" we
be the next screen attraction at
the Fox Theater. On the stage
will be Fanchon and Marcos
Russian Art" Idea.
Pardon U.s." Laurel and
Hardy's first feature length COM
edy will come to Loew's Palace
Theater next Saturday. So great
has this production met the pub
lie favor that it is credited with
having broken several houses rec
ordS in the few engagements
where it has played. On the stage
a Capitol Theater, New York,
Revue will be seen titled Fiesta" ?"
Street Scene" produced by
Samuel Goldwyn and featuring
Sylvia Sidney and William Col
lier, jr., will succeed This Mod
ern Age" at Loew'S Columbia
Theater.
The Washington times., 1931-09-05

see the other day where we loaned
you 5000, ,O00, 900?
Again an affirmative.
"And you're spending all that"
inquired harry, Ito find out from
me whether Ronald Colman is
engaged?"
Latest Gossip
Ken Harlan, former husband of
Marie Provost, is opening a cafe
in Reno. .Lupe Velez plans to
sail for Paris on the goth. She
says the. Dolly sisters have Of
fered to show her the town Git
would take two people, . . Hedda
Hopper's son, Bill, is playing
football at a local high school.
She was worried at first. but
finally told him if he was going
to get his neck broken to do it
quick, so she could make other
plans. Ann Harding and Harry
Bannister have to tear up the
floor of their projection room
1t was made of wood instead of
cement.
The Washington times., 1931-09-05
The Ritz Tower

II HE new and arstocratic apartment hotel, Of
~ fering the utmost in comfort and luxury to
travellers and other transents is, in itself one of
the wonders of New York
Forty-two stories in height, with apartments
looking out over Central Park, both rivers and
magnificent panorama of skyscraper New York,
the Ritz Tower offers luxury and comfort, at
charges adapted to present conditions, in the very
heart of the great city's shopping, fashion, and
theatre centre.
The Ritz Tower is situated at the corner of
57th Street and Park Avenue, in the centre of
all fashionable activities.
No better place can be chosen for the visit of
family or an individual to New York City.
For reservations or information, write TO:
THEODOR SZARVAS
Ritx Tower.
S7th st. and Park Ave.
New York
The Washington times., 1931-09-05
The Lombardy Hotel

TT HIS beautiful hotel, on 56th Street, Just east
of Park Avenue, combines the luxury, COM
fort and privacy of private home with the serv
ice facilities and central location of an up-to date
American hotel.
The Lombardy, exquisitely furnished, offers
suites for families or accommodations for nd-
viduals or small parties, combining quiet in the
midst of great city with all the convenience of
the highest grade modern hotel management.
Ladies travelling alone or with children will
appreciate the Lombardy.
Business men, demanding careful attention
and sound sleep at the end of an active day, will
find the Lombardy suited to their needs.
This magnificent, modern hotel offers every
comfort, luxury and service.
For reservations or information, write to:
C. EUGENE HAMES,
LOmbardy Hotel,
Ill East 56th st. Just Off Park Ave.
New York
The Washington times., 1931-09-05
The Warwick Hotel

IT HIS thoroughly modern hotel, with single
l. rooms and suites, is the choice of those who
know New York and wish TO live in the centre of
all that is going on
At the corner of 54th Street and Sixth
Avenue within block of Fifth Avenue, in the
same block with the residence of John D. Rookie
feller and other distinguished citizens, within easy
waking distance of Central Park on the north
and of all the important theatres of New York on
the south, the Warwick Hotel appeals to the
American of judgment.
Its cuisine is unrivalled.
Two blocks north of the site of Rockefeller
City, the worlds greatest building development
the Warwick appeals to every American inter
ested in the comfort and luxury that are typical
of American life and the enterprise and courage
that have produced such comforts and such
luxuries.
Come to New York, and stay at the Warwick
Hotel
Address for information and reservations:
ALBERT F. MILLER,
Warwick Hotel
IS w. S4th st.
New York
The Washington times., 1931-09-05
HuSing on Football

Thirteen of the most important
football games of the coming sea-
son viii be described over the
WABC-Columbia chain by Ted
HuSing between September 26 and
December 26. according to an
nouncement made today by the
Columbia Broadcasting System.
The first gridiron clash which
Husing will describe will be that
between the elevenS of the Army
and the University of Northern
Ohio. to be played at West Point
on Saturday. September 26. He
will conclude his football broad
casts, according to the present
schedule. with a word-picture Of
the Georgia Tech-UniverSity Of
California game at Atlanta, Ga,
on December 26.
The Washington times., 1931-09-05

HOO P. M.
swRC-Sherbo's Continentsls.
WMAL-Guy LombardO and His
r. Orchestra.
WBAL-Russ Colombo
II ll:l5-WBAL-PaulW Whiteman and His
Orchestra.
WRC-Smith Ballew's Orchestra.
II ll:SO-WMAL-Noctu
l1;AB-WBAL-Organ Reveries.
IL MIDNIGHT
wRC-Earl Heinz and His Or
chestra.
WMAL-Weather Report.
l2:3O-WRC-C Clyde Mccoy. ano His
Orchestra.
The Washington times., 1931-09-05
Gandhi g Willing

Mahatma Gandhi, who VIII at
tract the eyes of the world when
he lands in London. September
IL. for the Indian conference, has
offered, through his representative
here, to speak from London to the
American people via WOR. Ano
WOR, lacking direct facilities for
such a relay. today will offer the
stunt to N. B. c.. and, if the offer
is accepted, WOR will link with
the N. B. c. networks for the talk,
September 13.
The Washington times., 1931-09-05
Bickford Is
Kept Busy
Acting
BY HARRISON CARROLL
Copyright, 1891. Premier syndicate)


HOLLYWOOD, Calf, Sept. S.
You can't down the Irish.
Producers have raised their
hands above their heads at the
mention of Charles Bickford's
name, but he continues to get
Jobs.
Latest of the movie magnates
to sign him up is Charles Rogers
head of R-K-O-Pathe. Bickford
goes to this studio to play the
heavy in Helen Twelvetrees' re-
turn to melodrama, "The Second
Shot," This picture still is direct
oIless, and the rest of the cast
has to be chosen.
In the meanwhile, Bickford Is
completing an engagement at one
Of thc smaller studios. You'd never
suspect that this lad with the
fiery thatch and the ruthless
tongue was born in a conserva-
tive town like Cambridge, Mass,
what is more, he took a course
at the famous Massachusetts, in
Stitute of technology. Easier to
believe is his trip around the
world as a coal-paSser in the
Roosevelt fleet.
Now he owns a bog-farm and a
service station, and tells the talkie
titanS where to head in.
The Washington times., 1931-09-05
Don't Miss These

3:15 p. m.-SaratOga Race
Broadcast (WRC-WMAIA.
$3.50 p. m.-Willjam Hard
from Geneva (WRC).
5:45 p. m.-Review Of the
National Golf Tournament.
by o. b. KeeIer (WRC).
$3.50 p. m.-Lee Morse,
crOOner (WRC).
8'p. m.-BOSwell S sisters
(WMALI.
$3.50 p. nv augh hn de
Leath and Joe White tWRC).
9 D. m.-B. A. ROlfe'S Or
cheStra tWRC).
10 p. m.-Bing Crosby
(WMAL).
IL D. m.-Guy LOmbardO'S
Canadians (WMALl.
The Washington times., 1931-09-05
Rehearsal Call

All children who have
registered in the Fox Thea
ter-WaShingtOn Times "Our
Kiddie" all-talking motion
picture comedy are to report
to Director F. Herrick Her
rick at the Lincoln Memorial
on Thursday, September 7,
at 8 o'clock.
This request Is made due
to the fact that many
scenes in the picture will be
taken in the vicinity Of the
Lincoln Memorial.
In case of rain kindly
report on the following
morning at the same place
and same time.
The Washington times., 1931-09-05

VAOOnN ~ Lea h
WMAL-NatioDal Radio Forum.
WJSV International sunday
School Lesson.
WBAL.-IrviDg Gitlih and His
Orchestra.
S:A5-wOL--"W omen" -e-
900 P. NJ,
wRC-B. A. ROlfe and His Or
chestra.
wMAIs-The Show Deat.
wJSV-OId Virginia Hoe Down.
wBAL-Around the Melodean.
0;A5-WBAL-Piano Duo.
1000 B. M.
ewRC Rudolph Schramm and
His Orchestra.
WMAL-Bing Crosby.
WJSV-The Herald.
WBAL-The, Masquera iers.
5-wMAL--Washingt MuN ca
Art Gallery.
wJSV-Songs.
O:3O-WRC-LlOyd Huntley's Orchestra.
wJSV-Dance Music. r
wBAIE-La Rosa Entertainers.
Osborne and His
Orchestra,
The Washington times., 1931-09-05
TODAYS RADIO PROGRAMS
WAVE LENGTHS

wMAL--47S.S meters, $50 kilO-
cycles.
WRC-S15 meters $50 kiIO-
cycles.
wOL-s2S meters. ! 1S4O klIO-
cycles.
wJSv-2OS meters. 1850 kllO-
cycles.
WBAL (BaltimOFe)-IO6O kIlO-
cycles.
The Washington times., 1931-09-05

T HIS is the time to visit New York, Americas
L biggest city, the "between season"
New plays are starting. You be first to
them and tell your friends about them.
4
The new fashions from Paris and everywhere
in the stores You can be first to them and tell
your friends about them.
= -
The parks are at their best, the breeze sweeps in
from the Atlantic Ocean, the city. Interesting
strangers from everywhere from over the oceans from
every State are gathering in New York to do their
shopping and see the plays early" to discuss
The Washington times., 1931-09-05
ReligiOuS Services

William Cardinal O'Connell,
archbishop of Boston and senior
ranking prelate of the Roman
Catholic Church in the United
States; the Right Rev. Irving
Peake. johnson, Protestant Epis-
copal bishop of Colorado. and
Rabbi Jonah B. Wise, eminent
Jewish leader and teacher of New
York, will conduct the first series
of services in the Columbia Broad
casting Systems Church of the
Air" over a nationwide network
on Sunday. September 13.
These services will inaugurate
the new plan of religious 5road-
casting recently announced by
William s. Paley, president Of the
system, where religious broadcasts
on a commercial basis were abol-
iShed and regular Sunday time
periods were placed at the free
disposal of the three great Classi-
fications of religious belief in
America-ProteStant, Catholic and
Jewish.
Protestant services will gener-
ally occupy the morning periods.
beginning at 10 o'clock, Eastern
daylight savings time; the Catho-
lie services will begin at 2:3O
O'Clock in the afternoon periods,
at which time they will not con-
flict with the morning hours de-
voted to mass in "CathoIic
churches, and most of the Jewish
services will also be held at 2:3O
p. M. Eastern daylight savings
time. alternating with the Catho-
lie period.
The Washington times., 1931-09-05
Raw Tucker Talk

Ray Tucker, chief of the Wash
lngtoIl bureau of the New York
WorldTelegram and political
writer for the Scripps-Howard
newspapers, will speak on Back
of the News in Washington" over
an N. C.WJZ network, Tues
day, September 8, from 6:45 to
2 p. m.
The Washington times., 1931-09-05
International Rebuke

International Kebuke
Believe it or not, a'London news
paper phoned to Hollywood the
other day to check a report that
Ror Id Colman was engaged.
Publicity Man Harry Brand
talked from this end. After pa
tiently denying the rumor. for ten
minutes, he finally asked; Say,
do you read the newspapers over
there?" -
The British reporter admitted
he did.
well" asked Brand, did you
The Washington times., 1931-09-05

public questions with minds possessing new view
point and for the change of mood that comes with
change of scene.
Make your trip to New York NOW. See the New
plays the latest reviews the nteresting brilliantly
assorted night resorts the things that interest you in
a city of six million inhabitants
=
September is New York's best month for sight
seeing, and for those that want headquarters within
easv reach of all the Eastern seaside resorts COME
TO NEW YORK NOW.
The Washington times., 1931-09-05
IL: 100 NOON

wMAL--Street Singer. i
I:I5-wMALs-Colum Salon Orchcs-
ira.
-WRC-Melody Three.
WJSV-Old Irish jigs and tunes.
WBAL--Stock reports.
Ito -WBAL-Tuueful times.
-WJSV-StrinR ensemble.
wBAl.-PlanO moods
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-27
Vzkriesenie mrtveho v kostole.

Dna so. sept. udal sa desivy
vyjav v ljednom bukarestskom
kostole (v Rumunsku). Bol po-
hrab. Prave sa odbyvaly pohrab-
ne obrady, ked zrazu 2 umrlcej
truhly ozyalo sa mocne blchanie
niekol'ko minut zacaly lietat'
sozbite dosky vrchnaku. Ked mr.
ivy sa zodvihnl sadn1c, volal
0 pomoc, vsetci pritomni S veP-
kym krikom tisli sa ku dveram
kostola. .Konecne co smelsi pri-
st1pili ku zdanlive mrtyemh Va
silovi Schilierovi, ktory zazil td-
10 hroznt zklsenost' pomohli
mu truhly. Schiller Dol upadol
do hlbokeho bezvedomia a lekar
no yyhlasil "a mrtveho. Teraz sa
1plne zotavil a zije d'alej.N
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-27
ROBLA LIETADLO
o 1C0O-MfLOVEJ RYCHLoSTI

V Dessau, Nemecku, stavane je
lietadlo, ktore bude mat 1000
mfPov1 rychlost' "a hodinu a
bude lietat' v stratosfere, vo w
ske 10 MIL mad zemou, kde je
vzduch vel'nli riedky a preto
odpor nepatrnyy. Lietadlo je uz
vybudovane, ale este nemaj1 roz-
ldstenl otazku, ako sa zbavit'
l'adu, ktory sa V takej vyysine u
tvori ma lietadle. Lad by totiz
lietadlo vyvratil rovnovahy.
Lictadlo je 60 stop dlhe a kry-
dla ma 40 stop Stroke. Je cele z
duraluminu motor je 20 zvla-
stnej ocele, v ktorej je vel'ka
davka magneziumu. Kabiny stl
vzduchovzdorne a electricity O.
hrievane.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-27

hubku pOlozlla sa potom nit ma
mocena v sire, ktora "a civil u
vzplanula. Ak niektory pouzi-
vanych pristrojov boil v zlom sta
We, malo to pekn1 pracu, kym sa
yykresal ohen; v najpriaznivej-
som prlpade trvala tato slozita
operacia niekol'ko min1t.
Okrem sirnych niti uzivalo sa
cd r. 1900 siriek, t. j. drievok, ma
macanych sire. Ale tie tiez
molly byt' zapalene len pomocou
hubby a kresadla. Pozdejsie S
pokrokami chemie zacaly sa OBJ
javovat' zapal 'ovadla, u ktorych
stacilo, ponOrit' zvlastne dreyene
zapapky do plechovej skatulky,
aby chytily sa plamenom. Vsetky
tieto zapal 'ovadla boly vsak ne
pohodlne a ME dost' bezpecne a
preto boil to nesmierny pokrok,
ked' konecne V zapalke Dol maj
deny prosty, nplnou bezpeeno-
st'ou lcinkujlci prostriedok ku
kladeniu ohna.
Bolo treba dlhorocnych poku-
soy, kym bola zhotovena prva "a
'paPka. Roku 1880 podarilo sd tu-
rfnskemu badatel'ovi Peylovi zho
toyit' zylastne sviecky, ktore bo-
ly zhotovene yoskovej tycky,
potiahnutej na jednom konci
smiesaninou 20 siry, fosforu O.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-27

leja zatavene do sklenej r1rky.
ked' sa rlrka rozbila knot Wy
tiahol, NAL sa hned sam cd seba
zapalit', ale to sa vel mi caste ne
stale. Pozdejsie vynasiel pariz-
sky lekarnik Dorosme zapapova-
dlo, ma ktorom sirou napustene
drievko bolo zapaPovane trenim
drsn1 plochu. Tym bolo do
siahnute posledneho stupna ku
skutocnej zapal Ike, ale bolo treba
urobit' este jeden rozhodujnci
krok. Londynsly chemik Cooper
zhotovil yraj uz r. 1926 taki "a
pal 'ku, ale jeho yynalez sa ne
dostal do obchodu. Anglicania o.
slavovali r. 1927 ste vyrocie- "a
pal ky, povazuj1c "a vlastneho
vynalezcu londynskeho lekarnika
Johna Walkera. Ten zhotovil "a
paPky S fosforovymi hlavickami
predaval ich v skatulkach. v
kazdej skatulke Dol k1sok sklo-
veho papieru a zapalka chytila
sa trenlm Q tento papier. Ale
Walker nebol obchodnik, nevedel
svojho vynalezu zpenazit' tax
zapal'ky prvy raz vo vel'kom
merltku zacal vyrabat' Samuel
Jones, ktory r. 1929, tedy pred
102 rokmi uviedol ma trh "Iauci-
ferove drievka ktorych zapap-
ma smiesanina skladala sa hlayne
z chlorecnanu draselnateho SIR
niku antimonoyeho, ktora sa "a
papovala trenim sklovy papier.
Pretoze praca S fosforom bola
skodliva zdraviu, bola vyroba
tychto zapaliek, ylastne siriek, v
pnohych statoch zakazana len
ked' Schroeder +. 1916 objavil
nejedovaty ceryeny fosfor, bola
najdena latka, ktora umoznila
zhotovovat' bezpecne zapal'ky.
Zhotovil ich v r. 184S nemeckv
chemik Boettger, ale jeho vyna-
lez nebol oceneny Y Nemecku, a.
lc Svedsku, kde yynalezca sria-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-27
VYROBA ZAPALIEK.

Y poslednej dobe cltali SINE
niekol ko razy zprayu, re sved-
sko-americky zapalkovy trust
snazl sa dostat' do svojej moci
vsetku vyrobu zapaliek, ably tax
dosiahol svojho ciel u sveto-
veho monopolu. Nepatrny pred
met, ako je zapaPka, hra takto
vel mi dolezit1 nlohu yo sveto-
vel hospodarskej politike. Tuto
1lohu hra vsak j v nasom den
nom zivote, lenze 81 az neuyedo-
m,ujeme, axe dobrodenie prime
slo Fudstvu vynajdenie zapaliek
a sotva 81 yieme predstavit', axe
t'azkosti. mali nasi predkovia, e.
ste pred 100 rokmi kladenlm O.
hna. Y zine udrzovali vtedy te-
plotu v peciach, alebo krbe zha-
yym uhlim, o ktore apaPoyali Il
trzky papieru, eli fidibusy'
ked vsak zhave llhlie zhaslo a
v domacnosti nebolo ohna, potion
bolo treba ohen klast' kresadlom
a to nebola l'ahka praca. Oby-
cajne kresadlo pozostavalo o.
cele, kremena zapal 'nej hub
ky. K1sok hubby boil polozeny
ma kremen a potom ocielkou sa
tax dlho tlklo do kameHa, kNm
sa hnbka od niektorej vykresa-
nej iskry nechytila. Ma ,horiacu
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-27

budu vybavovat' sovenski obchodnci ii budu dosta-
vat kvitance Cd rodin korym objednavky dodali Tax
bude lipna kontrola
Po1nocny vybor ma Madosti podporu uz cd vyse
sto slovenskych rodn, podpora bude davat' len
tam, kde e najpotrebnesia. Vybor vysetri kazdy pr
pad. Pozostava obyvatel'ov vsetkych cast1 mesta
loungstownu, Campbelu Struthersu, take bude VISTA
ponloc rozmne' rozdelovat
My apelujeme kazd6 srdce slovenske ably precf-
tlo hor1cou askou svoje trpiacej sovenskej krvi
pomalalo, obetovalo ma nest'astnych.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-27

dill prvd tovaren ma zapalky v
Joenkoepingu, odkiap potion
svedske zapal'ky' nastupily
svoju Wit 'azn1 cestu svetom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-27

vzdy SOM plny ami klat.
A ten moi dom - to je daco!
ME obycajne yolaeo!
Len dobreho papieru
mann do neho ia dieru.
Steny ma nom ST dosticiek,
tenuckych, fajnych baksieiek.
ia oblok sl1zia skary,
Mich vidim Poland kary.
Pred domom 81 pekne varim
veru, tam sa neuparim -
ma trojnohe kenocka,
v nej dobra polievocka.
Vo dne sliedim po slobode,
ami ia rybka vo vode.
Ked' mi ustan1 1dy,
zaleziem 81 do b1dy.
Nikto mi nerozkazuje:
Misc, vstavaj, rano uz je!
Treba ii do roboty! -
Me, nemam tel klopoty.
Kedy zachcem, vtedy Pahnem,
kedy zachcem, vtedy vstanem,
co len ia chcem, to robin -
a preto sd nezroblm.
Smaty, sichy, tie mi dajn
Pudia, co ma radi maji1.
A "ken'hit" ten cent storu
zohreje zdnuky veru.
Preto: sloboda mech zije!
Prosperita mech tam hnije!
Hoover City = to je raj!
Boze, len no pozehnaj!
Aleze tomu slovenskemu Bru-
silovi br1sia nos ma brdse!
Cechoslovaci by ami neboli ta-
XII iii, keby boil hrdsi ma td dru-
hi polovicu svojho mena.
Hoover City na youngstown
skom smetisku je najlepsim pri-
kladom, ako l'ahko sa mozu vra-
tit tie stare dobre easy, ked'
SINE chodili v medvedej kozi
kyjom v ruke.
Nejedeh "l'udomil'' sa teraz
zbavi topanok, ktore no ominaly.
v kraji sa hnevaj1, ze Slovaci
Ease nedostali. statne literarne ce-
ny. L'ahka pomoc. Mech pisu
chvalospevy ma rezim ceny sa
budl len tax sypat'!
Ale predsa - ia komisia mala
dat literarnu cenu aspon Di-
mitrijevicovi.
L'ahko nam spievat', kol. Ko-
vac, my tn name hodne toho po-
etickeho ovzdusia, odkedy presta-
ly kominy dymit'.
Mysllme, re by nebolo Cd veci,
keby chicagski Slovaci vystavili
ma budlcej svetovej vystave j to
svoje. spojenie k vystave.
Gina dava vacsie prilezitosti k
vyniknutiu, ako ktorakol 'vek ina
krajina ma svete. Tam i bandit
a analfabeti m6zu byt' general
mi a Statnikmi.
Srobar je ME jediny, ktory ne
vie, kedy sa ma volat cechoslo-
vakom kedy Slovakom. Takymi
su vsetci, ktorf nevedia, GO s1.
Najrozsirenejsi vtip v Youngs-
towne:
ssNemaS pri sebe kl'1c?"
"A jakyY''
sGHc hxr x,,ol1s 49,.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-27
A Vodovzdorny ceIIophane Udrzuje
Tl "Toasted" Prichuf Yxdy cerstyl

NACUVAJTE Ma LUCKY STRIKE 60 mocb mint tefo,ou
okerou Walter WiucbI kiofbo dnf kbet
suaa zaajm trdami ksdy nook tfok sobofn reisr o
NBC
The Washington times., 1931-01-23
One Hurt, 20 JOIted
In Street Car Crash

A score Of passengers were
shaken UP when two Washing.
ton Railway and Electric Com,
pany street cars collided at -Four.
and.One-Half st. and Maryland
Ave. S. W., last night. Harrison
Foster, 90, colored, of the 1000
block New Jersey Ave. N. W.,
was treated at Emergency Hos
pital for a possible, fracture Of
the left elbow.
The Washington times., 1931-01-23
Hundred Year Club
HOnOrS Rockefeller

NEW YORK, Jan. % G.N.SO
The first gold medal which the
Hundred-Year-Club Is to award
each year to the person who has
done the most for the civic and
industrial development of New
York city will be given to John
D. Rockefeller. jr., it was an
nounced today. The club is COM
prised Of organizations and firms
in business here for a century or
more.