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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-06-16
Young Liberators
Conf. On June 10
Scottsboro Defense Is
Chief Issue

NEW YORK.-On June 10th the
Young Liberators will have their
first Youth Conference at the Move
ment Hall at 226 z. 43rd st. This
conference will be held for the pur-
pose of mobilizing the broadcast sec
ton of Negro and white young work.
ers for the defense of the 9 Negro
youth of Scottsboro, Ala, who are
sentenced to die in the electric chair
July 10 on fake frame-up charge
Of attack.
1t is also true that the League OF
Struggle for Negro Rights had its
conference on May "a which was in
general a success. But this alone is
not sufficient. The broadcast Sec
ton of the working class youth must
be modified to save these boys from
the electric chair, in spite of the MA
ACP leadership to sabatoge the de-
Tense of these boys and especially
the Hypocrisy of Mr. William Pick
ems, who at first took the stand for
the defense OF these boys and who
now is attacking the defense Of these
boys, as a result of the pressure from
the capitalist contributors OF the MA
ACP.
Young Negro and white workers
rally to the defense of the 8 Scots
boro boys by electing delegates to
the Scottsboro youth conference,
Friday at 73o on June 10, at 226 e.
4srd st. at the Movement Hall.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-06-16
kIDNAP, FRAME
AFOOD STRIKER
Dick Gets Worker by a
Low Ruse

Last Friday morning Salvatore
Adelcli, a striking food worker, was
awaiting trial in the Jefferson Mar
ket Court. He went out of the court
room for moment to get a glass
of water. A detective pounced on
him and said: Come along with
me-" Adelchi protested. but the de-
tective told him he would bring him
back in a few minutes. The detec-
tive took him up to the Bronx, tell
ing Adelchi that somebody wanted
to see him They waited in front
of cigar store until another detec-
tive came with a car and took them
to detective headquarters. After an
other wait, man came in with a
woman, and the man accused Adel-
chi of assaulting him on April a.
Adelchi had never seen this man
before, but little thing like that
didn't matter.
Adelchi is now in the Bronx Coun-
ty Jail, charged with felonious as
sault. Had it not been for the fact
that he succeeded in informing the
New York District of the Interna-
tionaI Labor Defense, no one would
have known of this brazen kidnap-
ping and frarne-up of a militant
worker. Adelchi has been finger
printed and intimidated in an eff
fort to .extort a confession" from
him. The New York District of the
I. l.. D. is now investigating this
case and is trying to secure Adelchi's
release. The kidnapping is evident
ly one of the new tricks devised by
the police department to trap mill
tant workers when ordinary legal"
methods won't work.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-06-16

NEW YORK.-A mass demon
stration of fur workers will take
place on Tuesday, 1890 at Goth st.
and 7th Ave. Ben Gold, secretary
of the Needle Trades Workers In
duStrial Union, who has just re-
turned from the Soviet Union, where
he spent nine months, will bring
greetings from the workers in the
U. S. S. R. to the furriers of New
York. A huge mass meeting and
reception has been arranged by the
Industrial Union at Central Opera
House. 67th st. and Third Avenue,
Wednesday night, where Gold will
give his formal report to the needle
trades workers.
Knit Goods Conference.
Sixty-nine delegates, representing
knitgoods shops that employ more
than 1000 workers. attended the
conferenceon June 14th at Irving
Plaza Hall The delegates from the
shops discussed at great length the
present conditions in the trade, the
misery, wage cuts, discharges, speed
UP and discrimination suffered by
the workers in the knitgoods shops
and decided to get actively into the
drive of the Industrial Union to
bring about union conditions in the
knitgoods trade.
The conference condemned the
strike breaking activities of the In
ternational, particularly against the
workers of the Chopper Knitting
mills and decided on the following
concrete plan of action, and formu-
lated the following demands, around
which to rally the workers for strike
struggles:
Activities during the months OF
June and July.
l. Continue building and enlarg-
ing shop groups.
2. Continue building organization
committees with representatives from
shop groups. This committee tc
consistof at least so workers by the
beginning of August and to sub
divide on a section territorial basis.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-06-16
Call Meet Depositors
of the Bank of u. S,

NEW YORK.--A mass meeting of
the Bank of U. S. depositors will be
held under the auspices of the United
Depositors Committee, Wednesday at
8 pm, June II, at Public School IS,
Forsythe and Hester. SITS.
This is one of a series OF mass
meetings which are to be held all
over Greater New York to urge the
State Banking Department to rusf
the reorganization plans. The COM
plete silence of the Superintendent
of Banks is causing great uneasiness
among bank depositors. All deposit
ors and those interested are invited
to attend.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-06-16
Force Admission That Bank Of Athens
Was in PrecariouS Situation, Specialized

declined and the deposits fell off by
100000 from January to March
81. 1881. Profits for the same three
months only amounted to $500 and
the entire profit for 1880 was $1,000.
Most of the banks resources were
invested in speculative stocks and
bonds, rather than in government
and municipal securities.
While no dividends had been paid
by the New York branch the main
office in Greece continued to pay
out high dividends of S. per cent in
1923, 80 per cent in 1927. In addi-
ton Greek officials received bonuses
A motion by defense counsel for
dismissal was denied. The judge, not
liking the turn affairs we're taking,
delivered an attack against the de-
PENDANTS. The gist of his lecture was
that in the present crisis 1t was
much better that depositors know
less of the condition Of the banks,
and that if newspapers would print
the actual situation many more
banks would close.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-06-16
Apple Selling Now
Gives Way to That
of Ice Cream Sales

NEW YoRK.--Ice cream whole
salers are taking advantage OF the
continued great unemployment to
employ workers upon low commits
sion basis to peddle ice cream.
The Landau Sales Co.. 14s West
23rd ST., have unemployed workers
out on the streets selling ice cream
bricks. The company even provides
the sign Unemployed to boost
sales
The men are forced 10 work long
hours to make 81 to $3.50 a day.
Sanitary conditions at the place
where the men come TO wash up are
the poorest
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-06-16
DEFENSE CONF.
IN JERSEY CITIES
Mass Meeting Friday
in Passaic

PATTERSON, New Jersey. - A
mass meeting will be held in Passaic
on Friday. June 10, PM, at 80
Monroe st. to demand the release of
the Scottsboro and Paterson prison.
ers. Comrade William Patterson from
New York will speak at the meeting.
United Front Defense Conferences
are being held In Perth Amboy on
June 90, at p. m. at 308 Elm st. An
other one in Passaic on June 81, at
Q pm. at 80 Monroe st.
Paterson will hold conference on
July 8, 8 pm at 205 Paterson st.
The Labor Defender Drive is being
stimulated in connection with the
Scottsboro and Paterson Campaign.
Some comrades in Newark as veil as
in Paterson have accepted the chal-
lenge to get the highest number of
Labor Defender subscriptions during
the drive.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-06-16
Section 3 Concert
And Dance Friday
To Be Gala Affair

NEW YORK. - Section 3 of the
Communist Party will give concert
and dance Friday, June 10, $3.50 p.
M, at the clubrooms of the Hammer
and Sickle Workers Club, 122 Second
Ave.
Music by the Musical Club Of the
Bronx, a sketch by the Workers La
boratory Theatre, and songs by the
Freiheit Singing Society and dancing
will be features of the program.
Tea will be served. Proceeds for
the Daily Worker and Young Pho
r1eers. Admission Is cents,
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-06-16
Gold, Needle Union Head
Back From USSR to REPORT

8. Continue membership drive
with the slogan. Every member
brings in a new member before
August
4. Establish or 2 knitgoods
centers (markets).
Activities during the season:
/. Initiate an organization drive.
O. During this drive, shop groups
are to be organized for strikes in
their shops.
3. Strikes and stoppages shall be
conducted according to the follow
ing program:
Demands:
l. A A hour week without e. de-
crease of wages, 81.
2. Recognition of shop committees
and price committees and settling of
prices before work.
3. Wage and price increases.
d. No compulsory overtime.
5. No discharge. ...s4-4
6. Recognition of the Union.
r. Equal division of work.
During the drive, the plan shall be
worked out for open air meetings in
every knitgoods section, and for call
ing in shop groups to meetings for
organization purposes. Headquar-
tiers or meeting rooms in the var
ious sections shall be established for
this purpose.
The conference also adopted a
resolution in support of the striking
miners and made collection of $40
which has been forwarded to the
miners. Also a resolution protesting
against the frame-up of the nine
Scottsboro boys and end the demon
STATIONS June 81 demanding the
release of the Scottsboro nine, AL
delegates express enthusiasm anc
request all to hep the union pre-
pare for the organization drive.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-06-16
Facts Give Lie to
Prosperity Bunk of
A FL Bureaucrats
(By q Worker Correspondent

(By a Worker Correspondent
NEW YORK.-The A. F. of l..
union officials in the building trades
try to soothe us building trades work
ers that normal times will bring us
again the blessings of prosperity.
Facts and figures, however, speak to
the contrary.
A. Peterson's article in the Com
munist of June on Naturalization
and Its Consequences In the Build
ing Construction Industry In the
United States" is rich with facts and
figures Of how a united front of real
estate investors, builders, govern
ment institutions, engineering science
in collaboration with the union Off
Gals worked to devise means and
ways to speed construction and the
workers, the results of the speed-up
and the tasks for the workers in the
industry.
Building trade workers especially
should get the June Communist, read
this article and discuss it with their
fellow workers.
A Building Trade Worker.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-06-16

Workers Correspondence is the
backbone Of the revolutionary press.
Build your press by writing for it
about your day to day struggles.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-06-16

Use your Red Shock Troop List
every day On your job. The worker
se1t to You viii help save tho Daily
sMaEke.. X,
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-06-16
powntown Unemployed Council

Open-air meeting at Fourth Sc.
and Ave. 3 from to 7:15; at Uni
versity Pl. at 14th st. at 8 pm.
The Downtown Unemployed Coun-
Gil holds a regular daily open-air
meeting at 1880 am. at Leonard and
Church SITS.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-06-16

The history of all hitherto ex-
listing society is the history Of class
struggle.--MARX.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-06-16
WEDNESDAY,
workers of Newark, Attention:

Juliet Stuart Poyntz, just returned
from the Soviet Union, will speak on
the workers World; My Expert
ences In the Soviet Union at pm.
at the International Workers Order
Center, Belmont Ave. Auspices of
the Friends of the Soviet Union. Ad-
mission 20 cents.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-06-16
What's On
TUESDAY

TUESDAY
Downtown Unemployed Council
Open-air meeting at Tenth ST. and
Second Ave. at 1880 pm.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-06-16

General membership meeting at
1472 Boston Rd. at pm. Plans and
ways and means to make the Scots
boro-P Paterson Defense Campaign
cover wider territory will be dis
cussed.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-06-16
WEDNESDAY
steve Katovis Branch LID.
.sacco-yanzetti Branch LID.

Will hold an open-air meeting at
p 10. at Fourth st. and Ave. B.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-06-16

Ofkers film ana fuOtO beaRue
Meets at S pm. at 799 Broadway,
Room Ga. Immediate matter con-
fronting the league is "Proletarian
Photo Week" in July and prepara-
ton for the International Photo Ex-
hibit, TO take place in Berlin in Oc-
tober. The matter of film and
photo school will be discussed.
THURSDAY
Downtown Unemployed Council
Open-air meeting at Seventh st.
and Ave. A at 1880 pm.
Women's Councils @, Is and
Will observe the departure of Com.
rade Garelick for the Soviet Union
at 900 Wallave Ave. Bronx, at $3.50
pm. Ali workers are invited to come.
steve katovis Branch LID.
VIII hold an open-air meeting at
D. m. at East Tenth st. and Sec
ond Ave.
IIlustra ted Lecture on Five Year Plan
In Williamsburg. The achieve
ments of the Five Year Plan will be
illustrated at lecture at pm. at
1855 Flushing Ave, Brooklyn, by M.
Sherer Of the Workers International
Relis&
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-27
MADAR KONAL
sABOTAz v AMERIKE

V Akrone boil minultho plat
XII arestovany bIvaly mad'arsky
dost ojnlk Pavel +. Kassay, ktory
Sa primal, re planoval stroskotat
v Akrone stavajlicu sa vojenskti
zepelinku "Akron''. Kassay ma
vraj ma svedomi stroskotanie jed
neho vojenskeho lietadla, prieom
zahynul jeden pilot. Kassay pra-
coval ma staybe toho lietadla v
Clevelande poslabil mu .svraj
krydla. ktore pocas letu Splaskly
Kassay je udavany "a komunistu
a bude slideny prestiipenia stat
neho zakona proti kriminalnemu
syndikalizmu. Primal sa. ze bral
llcast' ma komunistickom prevrate
v Mad 'arsku. Obranovat' no bude
komunisticka Labor Defense. KaS
say neskorsie odvolal priznanie a
udava, ze Dol "framovanI".
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-27
ESTE UPOZORNENIE DO
CAMPBELL

Slovakom V Campbell podava.
me znovu npravu, ze p. Andrei
Hamrak, direktor verejnych prac
toho mesta nema ziadne nradne
spojenie dodavanim uhlia, pla-
tenia rentu, potravin, nemocnicc
alebo platenim "a pohrab tfm
podobnou mestskou pracou, ale
ze sa o tieto veci majd obracat'
ma Mr.. Harry Copp, direktora
bezpeenosti, ktory ma tieto yeci
ma starosti Pan Hamrak nema
ziadnu pravomoc zasahovat' do
veei, ktore in6mu lradnikovi pri-
slichaj1.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-27
Divadlo zzien
bude vesele
Po predstaveni vo ,vel'konoSny
pondelok bude taneGna zabava.

Divadlo, ktorf usporiada Zen.
sky Politicky Vzdelavaj1ci
Klub Youngstown vo vel'ko-
notny pondelok vecer v skole O.
sadly Sv. Cyrilla Methoda, bu-
de nielen poucnym, ale al vese-
lynn, GO nasvedGuje*uz memo to-
hoto divadelnfho knska: "kto
druhemu jamu kope, sam do nej
padne'. Y hre budu ncinkovat
herci herecky, ktori su zarukou
ze divadlo bude kazdom ohl'a-
de vyborne prevedene. Ma doda-
tok nase zeny sa postaraly al o
inc rozveselenie, totiz dobrn
hudbu, ktora bude vyhravat' k
tancu po predstaveni. Cez post 81
kazdy vypoGinul. bude sa to rez-
ko tancit'. Vybor srde6ne povo-
lava ct. osadnikov osady Sv.
'Cyrila a Methoda, tiez sestry
bratov 20 vsetkych politick|ch
klubov a vobec celd slovenSkt O.
becenstvO.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-27
KONTROLA P0RODOV
BOLA UDOBRENA

Federal Council of the Chur-
ches of Christ, ktora reprezentu-
je 22,0O0,00O clenov 27 protestant
skych denominacii SpojenSch
Statoch udobrila vacsinou hlasov
vyboru praktizovanie "opatrne-
no a obmedzeneho kontrolovania
porodov sobasenych ludi'' a po-
vaznje take praktizovanie "a
platne mravne. Evanjelici a. v.
(luterani) ME s1 clenmi tohto te-
lesa.
Katolicki hodnostari So vyslo-
vuju, ze to, 60 toto teleso udobru-
je, je pohanstvom zapredanim
sa bohu politickej ekonomie.
v state Vermont zakonodarna
prijala zakon, r1l'a ktoreho blbci
a sialenci budd podliehat' steri.
lizacii (stat ich urobi neplodny.
mi). Guverner zakon podpise, lie.
bo zaf sam agitoval.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-27
P1. MARIA WANTZ zoMRELA

Pani Maria Wantz, manzelka
dobre znameho Slovaka Camp
bell, p. Huga Wantz, ME je uz me-
dzi zivymi. Zomrefa sobotu ra :
no ma komplikacie nemoci vo We
ku 53 rokov. Neboha bola sloven-
skou pionierskou v Amerike. Pri-
sla kraju ako 10-roGnt dievtat-
ko pred 43 rokmi a prebrvaIa
"a dlhy cas- vo Vanderbilt. Pa
priidnc sem i s manzelom pred
II rokmi. V Campbell bola vse-
obecne ctena a spolkove CHINA.
Bola udkynou tamojsieho Odboru
Ziveny a osady Sv. Jana Krsti-
tePa. Oplakava ju mimo manzela
vydata dcera Mrs. Joseph And
rews, jedno vndeas~y Campbell.
styria bratia: Jozef, Jan, Stefan
Andrej Grusovsky a jedna Sc
stra V kraji. Pohrab jej Dol IL
torok rano domu smdtku, 47
Washington St. a chramu Sv. ia
ma Krstitel a. Pohrabnf obrady
vykonal Rev. Jan Hamrak. Po-
chovana bola "a yelkej iicasti
priatePov ma osadnom cintorine
Panu Wantzovi, staremu Ameri-
kanovi slovenskemu, vyslovujeme
1primnn sustrast mad ztratou
jeho druzky nebohej mech Bob
da slavu vecnn.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-27
"DIVOKY ZAPAD'
v TRUMBULL oKREsE

Po tieto dni piati bandit OBJ
kolesili, jednu dobre znamu putt
ku ma Applegate Road pri Sc
ceders' Corners v Trumbull okre-
sc striel'ajdc divoko do oblokov
a dveri, vnisli dnu a ozbijali pat
mast prominentnych .obchodni-
kov, vacsinou z Youngstown, o
ich peniaze cennosti. Potom zu-
tekali. Neskorsie jeden z bandi-
TOW boil dovezeny do nemocnice v
Youngstown, postriel any do chrb
ta., Postriel'ali no jeho spolocnici
v tel divokej strel be. Bandit sa
volal Luke Holland, byval ma Oak
Hill Ave. ,zomrel cd ran. Dvaja
d'alsi podozrivi chlapi boil chyte-
nj a "a d'alsimi policia sliedi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-27
$2,977 MA KAzDU DU$U
v SPoJENfCH STATOCH

National Industrial Conference
Board vypoeitala, ze roku 1929
cely majetok americkeho naroda
einil sunni $361, ,s00,000,O0O z CO.
no ma kMdu jednotlivd osobu pri-
pada $2,977. Tedy priemerna pat
elenova rodina v Spojenych Sta
toch by mala mat majetku oko-
10 $4,000.
Narodn6 prijmy v 1929 obna-
sally $4,000, 100000, Go pripada
ma jednu hlavu $692, alebo ma s.
clenovd rodinu SO, ,46O.
Podra statov, najbohatsi je
stat Nevada, kde ma kazdh duSu
pripada $6,318 majetku. Potom
nasledujd South Dakota, Monta-
ma, Iowa, Nebraska, Idaho, Wyo-
ming a Oregon, z .ktorych kazdy
ma majetku vyse $4,000 pre- kaz-
dn dush v, State. New York je ma
81. mieste 1926 ma .dusu a mas
stat Ohio ma $3,25O ma kazdu du-
su.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-27
VELKA NAPRAVA '
ROBOTNYCH PoMERoV

70 statu New Hampshire o.
znamujil radostntt zvest', ze sa
tam robotne pomery tax napra-
yily, re niektorf tovarne zacinajii
robit' plnou sllou noel. Amos
kcg Manufacturing Co. Man
chester ma uz nedostatok ME
ktorHch cvicenych robotnikov,
take muscla dat ohlaSky do no.
vim. Tato vel'k textilna fabrika
pracuje uz plnou silou inc tex
tilky v New Hampshire oznamu-
jl tiez vel'ke zlepsenie.
Fabriky ma obuv v tomto State
oznamuji temer pine operacie a
viacert vel'ke fabriky zaealy ro-
bit v noci. Objednavky ma o.
buv sn teraz 0 20 percent vyssie,
nezli boly pred rokom 0 tomto
ease.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-27
L'UD BUDE HLASoVAT
o ZRUSENf PRoHIBfCIE

L'ud statu Ohio bude mat pri.
lezitost' ma jasen hlasovat' zru.-
SEMI statneho nstavneho dodatku
prohibitneho. Statny senator A.
ckerman z Clevelandu vypracoyal
navrh 1stavneho dodatku, ktoryym
by bol statny prohibicny dodatok
zruspnt statny nadvladny Bett-
man tento navrh certifikoval TAX
re sbieranie podpisov pre- referen-
dun je uz pride. Nasbierani
ma byt' 1851 podpisov behom
troch mesiacov, ably sa 0 tomto
navrhu mohlo ma jasen hlasovat ;,
ale senator Ackerman je isty. ze
sa nasbiera najmenej 100000 pod
pisov behom dvoch mesiacov, TAX
re hlasovanie zruSeni statnei
prohibicie ma jasen je iste.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-27
Bill svoJu zENu, =.
PRETo UBILI. JEHO

Jan Kawalski 2 Baltimore, Md.
akiste veril v to starokrajovske
prislovie, ze dobrd zenu treba
bit. aby sa nepokazila zld, ably
sa napravila, lebo svoju zenu ca
sto bijal a caste byval cato po-
staveny pred sud. Ked' po tieto
dni znovu nabil zenu a dostal sa
pred sudcu Eugena O'Dunne,
tento no teraz neodstdil ma ME-
koPko dni do vazenia, ale dal mu
;eho vlastnej medeciny. Podl'a
jedneho stareho zakona, ktory v
tMarylande este nebol zruseny, od-
sddil no sudca O'Dunne ma kor-
bAcovanie, ktors j bolo preveden4
ma chrbate Kawalskeho ponde-
lok. =. ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-27
YOUNGSTOWN DOsTAL
RUSKU OBJEDNAVKU

The William B. Pollock Co. do
stala cd sovietskej vlady objed-
navku ma styri najmodernejsie a
najvatSie varechove vozne" ma
prevazanie roztopeneho kovu. Sd
to vozne 80-tonovej kapacite a
vynasiel ich roku 1917 terajsi hi.
inzinier Carnegie oceliarni King
a v Youngstowne ich majn O.
hio Works. Starsie vozne sn len
o 2O-tonovej kapacite. Move majl
tiez tn vyhodu. Re kov nechladne
tax chytro a nevy6l 'apkava sa
pOcas prevoZu. -.~--~. ~.-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-27
SHEET AND TUBE 90.
IDE BUDovAT

Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Co. dala ma pehazny trh bondov
"a $25, 100000, "a ktore postavi
ma Brier Hill velk'y pokracova-
tel'ny mlyn ma vyrobu ocele pre-
automobilove tovarne a v Chica-
gu postavi Ease vel'ky strip"
mlyn. Novy mlyn Youngstown
by NAL, ro6n1 kapacitu 500,0 900
ton a v Chicagu 250,000 ton.
Vypustenie bondov by nasvedco-
valo, ze spolocnost' zamysl'a 70
stat neodvislou. Pc odpredaji
lbondov, jej zadlzenost brde
te6, 500, 600.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-27
sLOVENSKY CHLAPEC
ZABTTY AUTOM

Stefan Dolansky, 10-rocny syn
Jana Dolanskeho jeho manzel-
ky Z e. 1899 State St., Salem. O.
boil smrtel'ne pokalieeny sobo-
tn autom poeas koreulovania sa
ma kolieskach zomrel v nedel u
salemskej nemocnici.
Stevko sa korsuloval i s jed
nym kanaratom 20 State St.,
ked' sa >priblfzil $ autom Clyde
Bricker, r. D. 2aSalem. Bricker
zatrl1bil ma chlahov Stefko,
chcejuc chytro zaist' k chodniku
sa Doklzol a spadel ma zem, takze
oboje Iavych kolies auta preslo
mu cez hlavu.
Koroner E. NJ. lSturgis East
Liverpool, ktory nehodu vysetro-
val, oslobodil Brickera zpod zod-
povednosti "a smrt' slovenskeho
chlapca, ktory boil jedinym sy-
nom svojich rodicov.