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Evening star., 1931-12-25
SHAW, IN CAUSTIC MOOD,
SAILS FOR CAPETOWN
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SOUTHAMPTON, England, Decem-
ber 25-In caustic mood, Bernard
Shaw sailed yesterday with Mrs. Shaw
for Capetown, searching for the sun
which has not been seen much In Eng
land in the past few weeks.
Il need rest" he said. I'm nearly
dead. As a matter of fact, I'm very old
man and may never come back. A
trip like this might easily be my last"
Shaw was IS last July.
Scrooge until the liner sailed. When
somebody asked his signature for a
book to be sold for charity, Shaw
growled, "I'll be damned If I will.
Why should I sell my autograph to re-
lieve the country Of its RESPONSE
bilities?"
The shaws, expect 10 return h April.
Evening star., 1931-12-25
ROBBERS GET S1,5()D
IN H0[D-UPS HERE
|. ON CHRISTMAS EVE
Joseph Witt, Grocer, Loses
$1,000 in Cash to Three
Men Near Home.
SAME TRIO SUSPECTED
AS TAXICAB BANDITS
Clothing and 1924 in Money Taken
From Connecticut Man at
18th and E Streets.

Police today were investigating
series of robbaries perpetrated BY armed
bandits last night which netted the rob-
bers more than $500 in cash and
valuableS.
Returning from his place of business
at late hour, Joseph Witt. a grocer,
was he'd up by three colored mcn and
robbed of $1,000 in the alley in the rear
OF his home at 2600 University pace.
Joseph Fountain, colcred, 12l T
street, reported to police that three
colcred bandits robbed him OF s47.35
AS he was crossing a vacant lot near
First and M streets southwest early
last night. The three men tied Foun-
tam to a tree, he said, before they
fed.
Visitor Robbed by Two.
Held up at pistol point near Eight
zenith and E streets last night. Charles
CelOne, Darby, Conn, told police he was
robbed Of 1924 in cash and a suit case
containing clothing valued at SlO0 by
two white men.
He gave police a description of the
bandits
John Adams colored, a cab driver. Of
36 @ street, vas the victim of three
colored bandits who hired him at Four
anda-half and G streets southwest
shortly after 8 o'clock and robbed him
Of 81 in cash when they arrived at
a point on Francis street southeast.
Police believe the three were the same
men who robbed Fountain.
A colored purse-snatcher stole the
handbag Of Florida Taylor Of 1885
Oregon avenue while she was on a
shopping trip near Eighteenth and u
streets, the woman informed police The
purse contained jewelry, papers and
keys, she said
Home Ransacked
Mrs. Sarah Wilson, 1912 Parkwood
place, told police burglars visited her
home yesterday. Entrance was gained
by breaking a pane of glass in a rear
window, she stated, her home ran
sacked and robbed of jewelry valued
at slO6
An automobile belonging to Carl B
Farrell, 1912 Garfield street parked
on lot near Seventeenth and DE- Sales
streets, was robbed of wearing apaarel
valued at Sl05 yesterday. Part Of the
loot belonged to Hugh Lewis, Annapo-
lis Naval Academy
Evening star., 1931-12-25
FOOTPAD BEATS WOMAN

DENVER, Colo, December 25 CP).-
Battling a footpad. who sought to take
purse containing her pilots license,
Mrs Vera Dawn Wake, woman flyer,
was severely beaten and left in Denver
street last night.
Mrs Walker has a possible fractured
skull and cuts and bruises, surgeons
at Denver General Hospital said. Her
purse was stolen.
Evening star., 1931-12-25
Radio Fan Fights Disturber.

WINCHESTER, Va, December 25 up.
Ira Haines went out and fought with
Philip Rainsberger because the latter
made so much noise he couldn't hear
Amos and Andy on the radio. Haines
said In answering an attack charge in
Magistrates Court here yesterday.
Judge Weems dismissed the case. re-
marking be. too. was . radio fan.
Evening star., 1931-12-25
MRS. JACOBS RITES SET
Funeral for Widow to Be Held To-
morrow at 2 PM.

Funeral services for Mrs Hannah S.
Jacobs. widow of Horace G.. Jacobs. Tor
many years prominent here, will be neld
in Calvary Baptist Church tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o'c'ock Mrs. Jacobs died
in Homeopathic Hospital Wednesday.
Her husband. the lat Mr Jacobs,
was for many years assistant supervising
architect of the Treasury DE- G9rtment
and later was general manager cf Wood
ward & Lothrops D9partm mt Store
Evening star., 1931-12-25
SANTA CLAUS BRINGS
PATIENT NEW "VOICE"
Artificial Larynx Provided for
Man So He Could Say
I'M cry Christmas"

Christmas looked dark indeed :or
William Murphy of Plattsburg, N. Y,
at Walter Reed Hospital An operation
had deprived h m forever of his vocal
corus and Mr.. Murphy knew he never
again would be able to say Merry
Christmas"
santa Claus and the United States
and an order was rushed through for
an artificial larynx
So everything was arranged for Mr..
Murphy to 60 home for the holidays
with voice to So Merry Christmases." !"
Evening star., 1931-12-25
W0MAN'S BODY RAISED
Miss Annabelle Campbell Found
Dead in Auto in River.

SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich, Deem
Der 25 (Pl.-The body of Miss Annabelle
Campbell, 35, was recovered yesterday
from her automobile which was raised
from St Marys River.
Miss Campbell a nurse, disappeared
Monday night after visiting a friend,
Mrs. Paul Clair. Friends said she was
respondent since the death Of her
father several months ago.
Evening star., 1931-12-25
CHICKEN BURIED 1O2 DAYS

ORANGEVILLE, Ontario. December
Is P).-Errett Dickson, farmer. found a
chicken, emaciated but alive, that had
been buried under a straw stack last
September IS, during threshing season.
The fowl he said, had apparently found
enough nourishment in the straw to
keep it alive 102 days.
Evening star., 1931-12-25
GEM LOST IN SAUCE
Woman Finds Lost Diamond in
Cranberries.

That diamond which annually gets
itself lost from some housewives ring
and turns up in the turkey dressing
varied its routine today and put in its
temperance in the cranberry sauce
One washington woman discovered
with pang last night that the set from
her ring was missing. She searched
her kitchen over for it in vain. This
morning, however when the cranberry
sauce was set out to cool. a dim gleam
was discovered in its crimson depths.
It was the lost diamond
Evening star., 1931-12-25
DROPS DEAD DANCING
Christmas Celebration by Philadel-
phia Ex-Actor Fatal.

PHILADELPHIA. December 25 R.-
Forty years ago William H. Pell was
one of the best Jig dancers the stage
knew. Just to celebrate Christmas eve
he jigged last night around the family
Christmas tree, recalling some of the
old steps. His heart failed and he
dropped dead.
Evening star., 1931-12-25
RANDALL J. CONDON DIES
Widely Known Educator Expires
in Greenville, Tenn, On Visit.

Randall j. Condon 50, widely known
educator and former president of the
Department of Superintendents of the
National Education Association, died
last night in Greenville, Tenn, where
he was visiting
Mr.. Condor had played prominent
role as a member of the Illiteracy Com
mission of the Department of the In
terror. His home was in Friendship, Me.
Evening star., 1931-12-25
FEDERAL MOVING
. JOB WILL EMPLOY
ARMY Of WORKERS
Department of Commerce
Transfer Will Be Tackled
on New Year Day.
OFFICE BUILDING RANKED
AMONG WORLDS BIGGEST
Contains 3,311 Rooms, Is En-
frances and Occupies Land Area
of Nearly Eight Acres.

Uncle Sam will roll up his sleeves
New Year day to tackle a first-clas3
moving job
Tollin2 "a hours a day during the
holiday week end, armies of Workmen
are to transfer the bulk of the scat
tered effects of the Department OF
Commerce into a new home.
The home, standing in the shadow
Of the Washington Monument, Will
house all the Capital activities CT the
department except the Bureau OF
Standards
A temple of business, for which Con-
gress allowed $17,500,000, it ranks in
floor space as one of the worlds great
est office buildings and the largest IN
washington.
Through its Is entrances and into
its 3,3ll rooms will 60 a New Year
parade of desks, typcWriterS, files,
waste baskets and other paraphernalla
from numerous buildings in the city.
Floor Area Is 1,6O5, ,O66 Feet.
Under one roof will be centralized the
Secretarys Office and its forces, the
AeronauticS Branch. Bureau OF Census,
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Com
merce Bureau of Fisheries, Bureau OF
Lighthouses, Coast and Geodetlc Sur
vey Bureau of Navigation. Steamboat
Inspection Service, Patent Office and
Bureau OF Mines
The Commerce Building is seven
stories high. occupies land area OF
nearly eight acres and is 1850 feet
long and 325 feet wide, 299 feet longer
and 25 feet narrower than the Capitol.
It's total floor area is l605,066 feet.
President Hoover, who had part in
the initiation and design of the struc-
ture as Secretary of Commerce laid
the corner stone June 10, 1929, using
the trowel George Washington en-
ployed 1876 years earlier in laying the
corner stone of the Capitol.
Auditorium Will Seat 1000.
vaulted ceiling and American walnut
paneled walls, 1t is located in the
middle of the building. surrounded by
the assistant secretaries, the solicitor
and the chief clerks forces.
Features of the building include an
auditorium to seat 1000 persons, a
cafeteria to accommodate 2400 at a
time, in which electricity will BE- used
exclusively in kitchen equipment, and
numerous small private dining rooms.
The north section from top to bot
tom will house the Patent Office. with
700 semiprivate cubicles on one floor
for examiners
Materials used in construction from
the base marble to 100000 600 common
bricks, were obtained from nearly every
State in the Union. The building rests
on 80 miles Of reinforced concrete
piling and the basement floor in some
places is feet thick to Withstand the
pressure Of Tiber Creek, which flows
under the structure.
Structural steel used totaled 16,40O
tons and IS craftsmen worked nine
months in preparing shop drawings
alone for fabricating the steel
The building has 5000 windows, sc
elevator installations. which may &C
commodate 800 people simultaneously
and has $1,000 electric outlets for tele-
phones, power, signals and lights
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-13

,nu da, kto prispiecha pomoeou,
nby jeho krv manzelka, diet
ky - hladom neboly umorene.. ?
Nuz, kde ma hpadat pomoc,
zachranu? U svojich! Svoji maju
pomoct'! A chvala Bohu, oni al
pomozu, daju 20 svojich skrom-
nuckych prostriedkov, 20 svojej
.hudoby - DAJU! Slovenska
l.iga yo svojom lone 'utvorila w
Dor Vzajomlnej Pomoci, ktory We
lie SVOJPOMOCNUs AKCIU -
pomahat' svojim! A na HAS, w
kriky, prosby biednych, hladnych
:. nahych - ktore vd'acne uve-
scjnujii nase slovenske casopisy,
ich vydavatelia a redaktori pri
chodi MILA ozvena, porozume-
nie, sncit. Srdcia, tie nase sloven-
IKE srdcia prehovorily, dokazujn
skutok lasky, dobroeinnosti, pri-
spiechaj1 $ pomocou. Vyboru
Vzajomnej Pomoci odoyzdali da-
~ lasky nasledovni:
Wendell Pass, Export, Pa: O.
semnast' parov dieycenskych
shlapeenskych novych, sedem
parov dievcenskych a chlapcen-
slSych oprayenych topanok.
Jan Lech, N. S. Pittsburgh,
"a: par muzskych a diva parry
ohlaptenskych (novych) topanok,
2imnfk, klob1k a kabat.
Jan Liptak, N. S. Pittsburgh,
Pa: muzsky oblek.
Ferd. Suchy, N. S. Pittsburgh,
T'a,: muzsky zimnik.
Hl'a, tax sa dokazuje opravdi-
ve porozumenie, kde no je mai
yiac treba, d to cinom, skutkom
darom lasky! y meme nasich
hiednych sPachetnym darcom Wy
slovuj jeanes Pan Bob zaplat'! d.
poyzblrd rsetkych nasich llob-s
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-13
)om0ct. pomoz-
VIM. Evanco.

VIM. Evanco.
To len malicky obrazok toho
vel 'keho chmurneho, bolestneho,
desneho obrazu polozenia slo-
venskej chudoby! Ci, bratu, Sc
stro v narode, nestisne ii zial ON
srdee? Ci nepocitis til vel'ku zod-
povednost a povinnost': poma-
hat akou-takou sartou (nakol'ko
yladzes), podat' pomocnu, "a
chrannn ruku svojmu bratovi a
jeho rodine? Verlme, ze tvoje
srdce ME je ladove, ami kane
IA, aby nepocitilo povinnost' pro-
ii SVOJETI! Stedreho darcu mi
luje Bob. Kto hned' dava, ako by
diva razy dial. Mech kazdy da, roz-
deli sa ochotne so svojim... Kto
ma 50 centov, mech da 25; kto
desat', mech da pataka atd'.
Farmeri, obchodnici; nakol ko
uladzete, rozdel'te sd jednak po-
trayinami a jednak S odeyom...
Vsetci, ktori yladzete dat 70 svo-
lei skromnosti, dajte maheko.
TAX nase organizacic, cirkve,
spolky!! Vsetko mech uteka na
pomoc svojim tn DOMA Y A
MERIKE. Has kryi vola. w.
slysme no! Je nasa povinnost u
robit vsetko, co len mozenle na
sachranu SVOJICH. Mech sa w
kriky dotkn1 vasho srdca!
Deti pytajil jest. Matka chce
dat', Met. Otec cllce zarohit',
niet sp6sobu... Met prace, MET
Eprijmoy... Pece vyhasnute... Otec
~ dusi citi zeravy Dol H.. hlava
.slu lSlesa na prsia..., pohl'ad smu-
tiny, zilfaly,. We'd jeho krv ptta
lest !.!sAch,s MET z coho; Met a.
nj chleba, ami llhlia, ami Stat A
OIL, cli1idak,@ 10 srdca, Z toho o.
ieovskeho srdca rad by dat. s.
sXkade, akos2 IAdc Ana what ktoI
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-13
TERAZ JE RAD MA VAS!

lima NIL. Trasiem sa... Met
paliva... Otrhane saty... Prazdny
zaludok... Met prostriedkov, sam
81 pomoct' nemozem... Ak nepo-
mozete, ak ma nenakrmite, neo-
dejete..., ach, Boze, muslin kles-
nut, padnut' '..., Wac sa nezodvih-
nem..,, zahyniem...!
Prisla macocha bieda so sv0jim
nepodarenym synom hladom...
Cokol 'vek clovek sebe vykona,
to vsetko MIN umiera; co vsak
vykona svojmu bliznemu, zije ma
veky!
Pravy priateP je, kto sa neod-
.yrati Cd mas v nddzi. A koIkoze
je - bratu, sestro Y narode -
nddznych, v -krajnej biede sa ma
chodiacich z nasej krvi2 Kto a.
ko cl6yek citi, kto ma svedonlie,
cit, vie, zc tisice rlk vystiera So
k nam S prosbou: ponlahajte!
Pole svoipomoci je obrovske, roz-
State je zalostnymi prosbami svo-
jeti, ktora fpenlive prosi..., spor
lieha sa ma 1iasyi poinoc. My ju \
jej nadeji nesmienle zarmhtit
sklarnat sIrisin,es byt' zivyFmii,
citnymi priatelmi, nesmienle 81
odvratft o1 B7edn6ho, lSed !,
nam rult,l 0 ponioc vystiera. Na-
BE r1ky nesln1 byt' zlneravene,
srdcia zatvrdnute. CIT l'ldskosti,
hratsko-sesterskej spolupatricno-
= l'l1I go lassasn; 3
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-13

mahat'! Lebo, pamatajme: jakou
mierou budeme merat', takou j
nam budc odmerane; kto da, to=
mu bude dane, a kto media, Cd
toho bude odnate al to, co ma.
Vykriky biednych sa mnozia
Ami sa este nezacalo, denne do
chodi vel'ky po6ct prosieb, upen-
live ziadajn: Pomozte nam.
tn citujeme dive:
I.
Durant City, Pa. Prosim
Vas 0 podporu. Financne som Il.
pine vycerpany. Nerobim 22 me-
.siacoy. Mann pocetnn rodinu, -
nemame Co jest, AMI. elm zak1-
.rit }. Sme smrti yystaveni. Okres
sa " nicom o l'ud nestara. Ma Il
radoch pytam pomoc, ysade som
odyrhnuty. Prosiin, pomozte mi
Stefan Tukovc&k,
byvaly legionar
III.
Versailles, Pa. Citam Y ma.
sich slovenskycll casopisoch, ak1
ii 'achetnt1 pracr,a milosrdne die.
10 kona Vybor Vzajomnej Ponao-
ci Slor. Ligy pre- mas Y biede ss
snachodiacich Slovakov. Eli, veru
4sn1e biedni. Nernbim vyse roka
Mann sest' deti. " obclfode ne.
chcfi mi dat Wac. TAX prichodi
ze este utratim al spolky, do kto-
ryeh od rolSoy platim. Ak ncdo-
stanem nejaktl pomoc, bn,lem
mrzakom ma cely zivot Sedem
nfesiacov som rent neplatil, teraz
MA chc6 vyhodif na ulicu Pre-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-13
.tych ludi, aby nasled doYali tento
vePkodusnt priklad.

Wei AVNNSAJ fAA'
n
Slovenska Amerika, prehoyor!
Zima til. Neodkladaj, nevahaj, a.
le konaj! Oar lasky rozmnozuj,
aby sa kazdemu, sdrnu pomoc po-
trebnemu, pomoct' mohlo, hned'!
Zvol'te vybory vzajomnej po-
,noci usporiadajte vecierky a
jne slusne zabavy ma fond wa
jomnej pomoci. Informacie, po-
kyny, rady q potrebn6 veci sa
YAM zasld ma poziadanie. Piste:
vybor Vzajomnej Pomoci Sloven-
skej Ligy, P. 0. Box 996, Pitts
burgh, Pa.
vybor vzajomnej Pomoci
Slovenskej Ligy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-13
vEL'KY oHEN v L1PTovE

y Sokolciach vznikol vel'ky O.
hen ohen, ktory znicil 10 domov
a vyse 20 hospodarskych budov.
Vel 'ka skoda je len 2 casti kryta
poistenim. Pri hasenf vyznacili sa
hasicia 4 hipt. Sv. Mikrilasa a. O.
akolitych obcf. Hasicbm sa polla
rio zamedzit' yyhorenin ceirj sob-
re
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-13

obcanom neobcanom pri udelovan prace polnoci te
rajsej docasnej hospodarskej tiesni.
Citaelia, ktori boil odstrceni od prace alebo pomoc
len preo, re este ME s obcanm mech infolmujl tom
ttto Cudzorecov1 IformaGni Kancelariu zaozen pred
vyse dvanast' rokm pomahanie infornovanie GU
dzincov M6zu pisat po slovensky, lebo Kancelara ma
j slovenskC oddelene.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-13
~ =,
Read Lewis,
l-iaditel' r. IL. !. $

.s CtldzoIccOva lfollnacna kancelria vylolala Cd
lsyojho zaozefa mnolo dobreho pre- cllzine rode
;fch o,Ganor neobfanov teto krajny jej tcrajs "a
;aljcm odstrkpsanich neoGanov pr udeovanl prace
podpor je 1rasg fudsk, He 81 zashz vd acnosti,
:n5very a~kooperaries VS. ~ II s~S
ss Kazdy salll elidzinec je budncim obcalon; jeha
Edet 81 tngrMleR sh D,eaDmi jeho zivone zaIjmy 81
ituna zakorenelf. Met ineho rozdielu medz OBJ
kpom nsz en RaQisE kterl laya hlaseya praEo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-13
JOZEF HosA IA sEFA DETEKTivov.

Bud1ci mayor Moore chysta viacere zlneny nacel-
lych poziciach messkej administrace Jednou pozi-
ci kde ocakava zmena, e lrad sefa detektivov
toto mesto youngstownsk1 Sovac by 81 pria mat de
acEtlva Jozefa Hosl. Pan Hosa je jednfm najskov-
aejsich deektivov llsho nlesa. jelo casto
ktret.me tam, kde yyzaduje detektlvska sikovnost
srcto presvedceni re by robil slovenskemu menu
s:est' co sef detcktvov. Ktom Sovac mate zaujem
Som, ably messkej adninstracii mali vyssie zas
penc ako doavad pouzite svojho dobreho slova IA p
MIosu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-13
z. T. l. S. PROTI ODSTRKOVANIU NEOBCANOV
PRI UDELOvANf PRACE A PODP0R
Od riadlel'a Clldzorccovej lnfornacnej Kallcearie
slosta list tohto obsahu: ~
azcny pane redaktor.

Il Il mozern pozadat citatel'ov Vasho casopisu spo-
aupracu pri akcii vedene prave Cudzoazycnou Infor
nacou kancelariou e. L. |. So prot odsocavaniu
nbcanov veciach zamcstnania podp6r?
II Po celJch Spoenych Statoch shdnajd nateraz pc
aliaze na osoh nezamestnanTch Teto peniaze mali by
rozdeo ovat podl a skutocncj potreby Ked' ide lud
sk6 urpenic l,edu, boo by akiste nespravodvt cint
:rozdiel medz obcannll neobcanm Je snad' celkom
sprtvne obmedzit podporn akciu tonl-ktorom meste
Illa miestnych obyvateov; pokal' vsak ide tyclto
niestnych l'ud, nema by lch triedit' obcanov
,obcanov.
i. Podobne by tomu malo byt pri udelovan price.
aliektorych stoch maju zakony, ktore bud priamo
kazuu zaestnvanie neobcanov pri verejnych pracach
tiebo verenej slzbe, aebo zakony ktore nariad u
Ie pri udclovm prace ma bvt davana prednost'
cklm obcaom. inych statoch e vsak stale este nmo-
:llo cuzncov zamestna,-e sdkromnych podnkoch al
:verejne sluzbe. Ak len svoju pracu konai pine u
spokoene zanestnavatela nebolo by akistc spravodl
ve aby boil prepusteni iba preto ably urob miesto OBJ
is.anom.
Ii F. L. L. S. inc orsanizace podujmaju akciu prot
;odstrkoval neobeanov Boil by preto citael'om
iN aslo casopis vemi povd acni, kedby nam poda'i
:zpravu kazdom pripade kedy CD neobca, zamestna-
h skromnom polniku, Dol prepusten iba pre- til pri
Enu, ably prazdnilo miesto pre- obcana, (2 kedy
bcan Dol prepusteny sluzby federnej, satne alebo
;anesskei iba p1eto re nebo obcaom (3) kedy podpo
Ma fodov verenych alebo stkromnJch bola odopreta
Hen preto nc uchadzac bo cUdzncom
Il. V zpr,ve bude treba udat' memo adresl zamest-
!navatela aeDo radu ktory clldznca prcpusti alcbo
,aneno adrcsu organizacie tora odoprela podpo Me-
:a ysetkych osob ktore podaju infornace podonych
llripadoch bndl, roz,nne zachovane tajnost Zpr
Ivy moza byt'lisane rec nateinskcj aebo anglickc
EIaju byt atrcsoyane: +. /. l. S., 222 Fourth Avelue
New York, ~ u. Nass. .spoipraca prispcc ma to- ably
Is cudzincam, trvacne llsadtn2m Spojenych Statol
sl,oo lepsie zaobchadzane. s~s srk g4~ 4-
sa III IS ilplnoil ctou, ~&s &.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-13

T.. 04VSSAonOJ Aa6y'
ROZHLAs YSN.
Prosperita je Ease "a rohorn u
lice. Bojime sa, ze ked' uvidi toll
ko t1zobnych oci - Cd strachu
zuteka.
Zlta vojna:
Maly Japon S ploskym nosom
hl'adel ma Cinka tkosom,
ze mu zeleznice kazn,
par Korejcom hlavu srazil.
| chytili sa "a pasy:
Jap schvatil Cinka "a vlasy
a ten vresti: Pomahajte!
Vlasy sElbat' mi nedajte!
Japonec zas krici-vresti: -
Nos mi hryzie, az mi tresti!
Nedajte ma tax zohavit'
Nemozem ia bez nosa byt' +.
A svet nedba, mech sa. peru,
mech 81 trebars kozu deru,
len mech pri tom pozor daj1
a do druhych nedurkajn!
Lenze vieme, kazda pracka
je hodne chytl'ava hracka:
dian zasvrbi - padne rama
a maine cap SUI do rama.
Kto sa chce citit' ami skopany,
mech sa zahra "kopanu
Uprimny nahlas, neuprinlny 81
tajne vzdycha: Ach. keby len da-
ka ia vojnicka vypukla!
Hl'a, aki SINE MY Slovaci ne
prakticki: v depresii dramy,
prosperite veselohry hrame.
Smutnemu smiech je ako hlad-
nemu kus chleba! .....
TT farmari, ktori kukuricu a
psenicu palili, sa teraz poriadnc
kopd. Hl'a, taky je trest Bozi!
Vsetci "popredni' kandidati,
ktori vo vol'bach prepadli, sa te-
raz utiahli do "1zadia".
| V tel cinsko-japonskej rvackc
treba davat' pozor ma ruskeho
medved'a. Severna Mandzuria jc
49,
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.,a ] -: -. 10 $500" as.'
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-13
ROZHLAs YsN.

Prosperita je Ease "a rohoru u
lice. Bojime sa, ze ked' uvidi toll
ko tlzobnych oci - cd strachu
zuteka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-13

Y llos Angeles yyprobAyai au-
to, V ktorom miesto gazolinu hori
povetrie. No, to uz cpsloro bn-
dn i l'udia Z luftu lit
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-07-16
One Libby Store
Burglarized; Try
To Enter Another
Bolyards Lose SIS Last Night to I'm
Welcome VisitOrs-Fail to Get
into Richard g. Miller's.

Burglars broke into the Bolyard
Grocery & Market last night and got
away with SIS in nickels, dimes and
quarters that had been left in the two
cash registers. Nothing else was mol
ested and none of the stock was taken.
Entrance was gained by breaking a
hole through the plate glass of the
door to the meat market and then
reaching through and unlocking the
door They left through the door to
the grocery department, leaving it
slightly open.
Fooled at Richard & MiIler's.
An attempt was also made last night
to burglarize the Richard e. Miller
store but it met with failure when the
would-be burglar encountered heavy
steel screen covering a door leading into
the main store room from the shoe
shop at the rear.
Entrance was made by breaking q
hole through the glass of north win
dow, then releasing the catch and rails
ing the window. Nothing has been
found missing in the shoe repair shop,
although the burglar used number
of the shops tools in attempting to
get through the door A hole some two
to three inches long was cut through
the steel screen but the burglar evil
IDENTIFY found the cutting too hard and
gave up the job.
This is the fourth burglary, or at
tempted burglary, of this store since
the time Mr.. Richard and Mr.. Blough
were partners in its ownership.