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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-02-28
5000 DEMAND
ENTIRE BONUS
Yonkers Toilers Come
Out at Call

YONKERS, N. 5000 unem-
ployed workers and Ex-Servicemen,
and workers of the Otis Elevator
Company demonstrated for the full
payment of the Cash bonus, and the
solidarity with the Hunger March
ers and the fight for Unemployment
Insurance Thursday. Chief 0uirk
was compelled by the pressure of the
workers and the Workers Ex-Service-
mans League to let the workers have
use of Larkins Plaza, at IL noon.
Yonkers' workers answered the call
of the workers Ex-Servicemen' S
League and the Unemployed Coun-
Gil by coming out in thousands. 1t
was one of the largest demonstrations
that Yonkers ever saw.
In spite of the threats of the local
Legion politicians, workers stood for
an hour and half listening to the
speakers. The speakers were: James
Walsh of the Workers Ex-Service-
mems League who acted as chair
man, David Rishensky, Sol Harper
Negro Ex-Servicemen, Milton WEIGH
and Nathan Liss both Of the Yonk-
ers council. Workers demanded the
release of Milton WEIGH and William
Walters.
At the meeting of the Yonkers
City Post 1866, Veterans Of Foreign
Wars denounced the reds" ano
Commander Frederick A. H. Kampfel
protested vigorously at such "com-
mon Communist practice to appeal
to Ex-Servicemen orev bonuses
They are beginning to feel the force
OF the Workers Ex-Servicemen'S
League.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-02-28
Bronx Unemployed
Council to Replace
Evicted Furniture

NEW YORK.-The Bronx Unem-
ployed Council is organizing to put
back the furniture of an evicted
worker. An eviction took place at
1901 Longfellow Avenue, near 178th
Street, in the Bronx. The furniture
is now out on the street. The unem-
ployed family have no place to put
1t. The Unemployed Council will
place the furniture back.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-02-28

without.
1t was hard to judge JUS
how many strikers were pick
citing, because it was decided
at the last moment to pickle
individual shops rather than stage
| mass demonstration, as was done
last Tuesday. However, a close
check of the garment district re-
vealed scores of shops being pick
eted by 20, 80 and 40 pickets each.
1t is estimated that at least 5000
we're in the picket lines by 8 a. m.
and the picketing continued for two
hours after that.
The picketing late Thursday night
was extremely effective and resulted
in several clashes with scabs.
Several more shops struck today,
including a large one in Harlem.
Cops Raid Strike Hall.
whenever wave or good picket
ing reaches its crest the police are
certain to try to flatten the next
wave. The picketing in Brooklyn
has ben SO effective of recent days
that the cops raided the Brooklyn
strike headquarters at 1876 Flushing
Ave. Thursday night and arrested
AL Stone, a militant picketer, charg-
ing him with assault Six pickets
were arrested yesterday.
The Workers International Relief
continues to supply lunches every
day in three strike halls to the hun
dreds of penniless strikers, many of
whom would certainly be driven to
starvation or breadline slop if the
w. I. r. weren't on the job. Work
ers are still urged to contribute, if
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-02-28

opening of the trial of II sabotagers
in tie SOyIeL O.lAoAl, -sso4o = ~
workers and their organizations will
Join tomorrow, Sunday, March ], in
a mass trial of member Of the Com
mynist Party accused of the crime
against the working-class of white
chauvanism.
The trial will take place at 2 o'clock
tomorrow at the Harlem Casino, 10th
Street and Lenox Avenue. Alfred
Wa~or'--ocht, relief head in the Pas
sale Strike and at present active in
the trade Union Unity League, will
act as judge. Comrade Hathaway
will be prosecutor, with Richard B.
Moore, Negro comrade, acting for the
defense. All workers are urged to
turn out for this very important trial.
Comrade Hathaway, member Of
the Party Secretariat, lays particular
stress upon this trial, declaring:
Our Party must fight relentlessly
aQainss all influences Of the bourge-
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-02-28
Important Article
On Page Four

What. Is the relation Of the
Communist Party to the rcvolu-
tionary trade unions? This ques-
ton Is taken up In a special fea-
ture article appearing on the
back page Of today's Daily Worker.
Every worker should make care
full study Of this article. Turn to
the back page now and read it!
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-02-28

LAURENCE, Mass, Feb. 27.-Des-
pite the brutal slugging and arrest of
eleven leaders OF the National Tex
tile Workers Union, 10000 strikers
in the Aver, Washington and Wood
WOODEN mills are still out on strike.
Last night, the city government mo-
bilized its forces to smash the strike.
Mayor Landers and the so-called
Citizens Committee, acting for the
mill owners, ordered the arrest of
Edith Berkman, organizer of the
union; Pat Devine, national organi-
ger; William Murdoch an official of
| the union, John c, Czarnecki, Alex
Danilevich, and nine others, so that
a fake vote could be recorded making
it appear that the strikers want to
return to work.
For this reason the union head
quarters was raided, many of the
union leaders were beaten up, Jailed,
and a total bail Of over 100000 put
on them. Meanwhile, the Citizens
Committee engineered a strike vote
to suit their taste.
Despite the arrest of the leaders,
the Lawrence Lexington hall was
packed out side. Union speakers were
Harfield and Keith. The strikers de-
manded the release of the leaders and
asked for a ballot only under the
union strike committee auspices.
Yesterdays raid and brutality was
instigated by Mayor Landors and the
| Citizens Committee in an attempt to
deprive the strikers of their leaders,
hoping thereby to put quick end
to the strike. But this did not de-
moralize the strikers, as the bosses
had hoped. Picketing was conducted
at three mills this morning, showing
the real fighting and determined
spirit of the strikers.
The action of Mayor Landors and
the bosses Citizens Committee
shows how the city, state and ma
tiOn2i government are used as Strlke
breakers when the workers fight to
improve their conditions.
The strike of 10000 wooden workers
here began last week when the Ma
tional Textile Workers Union called
out the combers of the Washington
Mill against the efficiency speed-up
system, the back breaking stretch-out.
The strikers then got other mills to
walk out and a militant struggle of
10000 workers began, against which
every instrument of the boss govern
ment was used to break the strike.
The wooden bosses made fake offer
of eliminating the efficiency system,
but refused to recognize the shop
committees of the union, and to pay
time and half for overtime.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-02-28
Cops Raid Dress Strike
Office: 500 1'ailo1s Strike
Second United Front Conference Today VIII
Discuss Dressmakers' Strike Fund

NEW YORK.-Ihe garment district black with cops
today thousands of dresmaers here engaged in their
ond day of pcketng Police always in vos guarded the
doors Of every building tie district the strikers marched
and fro with pickle; rscards their hacks, some
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-02-28

Fight iynching. Fight deporta-
ton Of foreign born. Elect dele
gates to your city conference fol-
protection of foreign born.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-02-28
BUFFALO POLICE
Stu G MARCHERS
Jersey Hunger March
Starts Off


BUFFALO, N. Y. Feb. 27.-Clashes
occurred today with the police who
are trying to prevent the hunger
march to Albany. The police at
tackled the hunger march trucks and
drivers and delayed the schedule of
starting by four hours.
Niagara Falls and North Tonawan-
da marchers arrived early this morn
ing after which, together with the
Buffalo marchers a mass meeting was
held at Broadway Auditorium for
ployed cheered and gave a farewell
collection TO the delegation. Then
the premeditated attack began by the
police. A protest march of workers
to the City Court then followed. The
arrested unemployed were fined $40
each. Jamestown and Olean are
already on the way. There will be
a mass meeting in Buffalo and
Rochester on the day of the Albany
presentation of the demands.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, Feb. 90
About 1900 workers in Rochester as
sembled in protest against men1-
ployment and existing conditions un-
der which they must live. The meet
ing started at o'clock in the after
noon.
About so new members were taken,
in to the Unemployed Council The
capitalists trying to further demora-
lizethe workers in their fight, re-
ported that only about 20 signed up.
There was a surprising amount of
young workers in this audience, who
listened very Gttentively.
1t was announced that Friday the
Rochester unemployed workers we're
to greet the hunger marchers coming
from Buffalo, Niagara Falls, and
Lockport. by calling a demonstration
at the City Hall in the afternoon.
The workers here are very anxious
to go to Albany and see what they
can actually do to force this faker
Roosevelt, who promised so much to
the workers before he was elected.
1t is expected that about 80 dele
gates will go from Rochester.
NEWARK, Feb. 26.-To the army
of militant unemployed workers that
will start on their march to Tren-
ton on Feb. 28th, we the employed
and unemployed workers through
whose city you will pass, express our
CONTINUED ON PAGE THREE4
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-02-28
Jail, Beat Up Lawrence Union
Heads in Effort to Break Strike
Strikes Continue Mass
Picketing; F i g h t
for Demands
BULLETIN

LAWRENCE, Mass.-BiIl Muir
doch, national secretary of the
National Textile Workers Union,
and Edith Berkman, local organ
izer of the uunion, were held by
the immigration authorities for de-
portatiOn after having been ar
rested yesterday.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-06
SMRTNE ZPRAVY.

Anna Dzvonik, 27-rocna, z 76S
Fairmount St., zomrela 26. febr.
v nemocnici. Oplakava ju matka,
sestry Maria a Helena a brat An
drej. Otec jej zomrel pred 6 rok-
mi. Pohrab bol V sobotu chra-
mu Sv. Cyrilla Methoda a po-
chovana bola ma Calvary cintori-
ne. U~
Villain Dutko, 3-tyzdnovy syn
Andreja Dutko a manzelky, z 578
Cassius Ave-, zomrel %. feb. O.
plakavaj1 no krem rodicov sestra
Florencia brat Andrej. Pohrab
Dol v pondelok z chramu Sv. Cy-
rilla a Methoda. Pohrabne obra-
dy vykonal Rev. St. Begalla. Po.
choyany bol ma Calvary cintorine,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-06
NOVA SLOVENSKA PORODNA
BABICKA MA STEELTON.

Pani Anna E. Panda, dobre
znama Slovenka ma Steelton. vra-
tia sa V tietO dni z New Yorku.
kde studovala porodnictvo. Ma
diplom z Bellevue Hospital, z mai
vacsej a najchyrnejsej nemocni-
ce Amerike. V Bellevue prakti-
zovala ia devat mesiacov ma mai
vacsej porodn1ckej klinike ma sve-
te. Ma bohate zktisenosti v, mai
novsom pomahani pri p5rode, pre-
to Slovenky, yeas potreby obrat'-
te sa ma ilu, lebo ona vas obsluzi
svedomite. Jej adresa je 1910 Sc
cond ST., telefon 4123S. Svoi ku
svojmu!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-06
NIECO 0 SLOVENsKYCH DI.
VADLACH.

Slovenskt divadlo, este nedav-
no vIluGne ochotnicke, pomAhaIo
Ucinnc bojovat' Ia narodnost
materinSklI rec toto swat" po3la-
ME zoStalO mu d'aIe.j Teda
kaalt predStavenie ma V sebe nie-
co pournrho pre- mas, a to, ably
>me oStaIi vernl naSej narodnosti
a reel
Starovcky grtcky utcnec Ari-
StotelpS hovoril, ze divadlo je
napodobncnlm zivota skutocneho.
Tato vcta plat do iStej miery
podnes. Je napodobnenim zivota,
ME jeho presnou kopiou, Cd kto-
rel sa llsi ako umeleckI obraz od
f0tografic. Divadlo nielen ze 81
yybera 70 SkutocnoSti 'udl a dele
vIznamnf. ono 81 zivot upravu-
je.
Teda dobreho divadeIneho
predstavcnia upravujeme 81 al
Svoj zivot, to jest vezmeme 81
neho mnohf priklady, ktort su
nam osoznd.
Divadlo je najvaGSie rmenie, o.
no jedint iitoGi ,iitaSnp ma sluch
zrak a ma cpll duSu cloveka;
preto zalezi mnoho na divadel-
nom oSobnictve. Go je divadelnt
OSObnlctvO? Tu musime zahr-
nut vSetkTch tIch, co majil ME
go do CINEMA 8 predStavpnlm, uz
ci ma iavisku alebO "a kulisnami :
teda nielen herei, rcziSer (riadi-
teF), Stat;Sti, ale Sepkar, kulis-
nlci i cIovek. ktorl aha oponu,
sl rovnako potrcbnImi koIieSka-
HI ID NtSkONtllO SlfDJd NStlcl
priSpipvajn k zdaru prcdStavenia.
ku kaZdrmu prpdstavcniu tre-
ba mat al akuratnr pripravent
iaviSllo, bez tOho nem0zo byt' di-
vadIo dobre zahrant
Ma to vSetko Sa pripravuje di-
vadclny krlzok pri Shore 146. S.
T. J. Sokol k budtcemu predSta-
veniu, ktore bude dna 12. apriIa
' Mar. SokoIovni. ZaIrana Dude
pekna drama V trorh de- .jStvach a
jrdnrj prrmrne, a Sice .,ILrOb Ia
sky. Je to najkrajsia SIovenska
drama. V ktorej uGinkuje do 40
o>0b a ktorll cvicl riaditel' krnz-
ku, pan Pavel Serfel. vIborny he
rec riaditel.
Budlcne napisem nieGo tejto
drame.
DOpisOVateP kruzku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-06
SCHODZA SLOW. POLIT. KLU.
BU v HASELTON.

Slovensky PolitickI Klnb bnde
vydrziavat' riadnu sch6dzu dina
8. marca " nedel'u), pol 8. ho-
dine skole Sv. Alzbety.
Ma tejto schodzi majn byt' pri-
tomni vsetci Glenovia Klubu, po-
nevac sch6dza sa nevydrziava len
pre- iiradnikov pre- paru Glenov,
ale pre- vsetkych dobre smysl'ajn
cich obcanov v Haselton a ma O.
koli. Ma tejto schodzi budeme
mat recnika pana Paula Strait,
ktory mas pouci, ze jak treba "a
obchodit' nasimi dietkami, zvla-
ste mladikmi cd Is do q roGnych.
TAX bratia obGania, povsimni-
te 81 tejto sch0dze, prld'te vsetci,
doved'te so sebou al vaSich pria-
tePov, re ked' pride tento recnil1
k nam, ably nerecnil stolickam,
ktore ma vas cakaju, ale nasim
clenom klubu to ME jednomu-
dvom, ale vSetkEm.
M, j. Lesnak. Dreds.
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UDOM G. 500. I. K. S. J. DO PO.
ZORNOSTI.

Spolok Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda
Cislo $50. |. X. s. j. oZnamuje
svojim ndom, re spolocne pristll-
pine ku vel'konocnej sv. spovedi
dla 7. marca a nasleduj juceho dina
s. marca 0 pol 9. hodine inkorpo-
re ku sv. prijimaniu. Udovia sil
ziadani Sa dostavit a SvOJu pO-
vinnost' vykonat' A ii, ktorym
ME je mono ziicastnit' sa, sll zia-
DAM zadovazit' 81 spovedny IL
stok od duchovnGho a ma najbliz-
sci sch6dzi oddat' spoIkOvemu Il
radu.
Tiez sa ndovia poz[vaj1 ma
Stvrt'rocnh sch6dzu, ktora sa bu-
de odbyvat' dina s. marca. Pridu
ma pretras vazne zalezitosti po-
dajd sa Stvrt'rocne 1cty. Tiez sa
bud1 vyberat' mimoriadne pri-
spevky po 25c, lebo 21. feb. 70
mrel nam jeden spolubrat, me.
nom Stegena.
S bratskou 6ctou
Jozef Hiznay, zap.
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OZNAMENIE GDOM SP. SV
mCHAI.A, 6. 315. MA
STEELTON.

Cteni a mill bratia Sp. Sv. Mi
chala! Oznamujem vam, ktorym
je to ME znamo, ze mas spolok
ma prist1pit' ku sv. spovedi ma
IA. marca to jest v sobotu po o.
bede a vecer a ku sv. prijimaniu
nedel'u rano pri prvej sv. omsi
is. marca). To je povinnost'ou
kazdeho ida, ably tn sv. spoved
vykonal. Kazdy jeden mate ka-
rotky spovedlne, ktore mate cd
dat 20 spovedi u patricneho spo-
vedelnfka. ziadna vyhovorka ne
bude platna, kto neodda karot-
ku a nebude podpfsana duchov-
nym, pojde sa podPa stanov, kto-
re nam pisu, ze kazdy jeden I'D
mum vykonat' vel'konoen1 sv.
spoved', mac moze byt' vyluee-
ny. Preto je Katolicka Jednota,
ably v nej boil 1dovia vernf kato.
lici. =
Dalej oznamujem vam, re bu-
dnca sch6dza je vel'mi dolezita,
name vazne pojednavania, tax
vas prosim, prid'te vsetci ma til
sch6dzu. ia nevidfm prfciny, pre-.
co nepridete vsetci aspon teraz
cez zimu ma kazdl sch6dzu, lebc
teraz este MET kde ist', jake po.
tom ma leto. Jaky to I'D, ked' ne
zna mic, 60 sa Y spolku dele.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-06
SNfzENE CENY DO STAREJ
VIaASTI.

Hamburg-American Line ozna-
muje drasticke snfzenie ceny v
tretej triede, okruznych (Round
Trip) listkov ma ich vsetkych To-
diach. Toto oznamenie je prijem.
ne zvlast' v terajsfch casoch. I tt,
ktorym to bolo nemozne, mozu 81
teraz dovolit' okruznh cestu do
Europy. Tret'o-triedni cestovate-
liza dostann til istd sluzbu, ako al
" Incl triede, tiez sebe m65u
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-06

Dlhujucich prosim, ably svoj
dlh vyrovnali. Bratia mill, UNA
vame to vsetci, re je t'azko ma
niektortho zaplatit' kazdy mesiac
prispevky, ]ebo treba j inde i ma
inSie malo zarabame, ale vsim-
mite 81 tychto paru SLOW. Ponie-
ktory 81 povie, ia nem6zem zapla-
tit dneska, tax ami neidem na
schodzu. A mono tax urobl i po
druhy a treti krat. A. to je ME
spravne, tax sebe mozetc posko-
dit. Uradnici neznajn, co je S
vami m0zu vas vyluGit' 70 spoil
ku, lebo stanovy tax nakladajn
Ale prave naopak, prid'te a po-
vedzte, ze nem0zete zaplatit', hoe
al viacej dlhu mate, to mic nerobl,
len sa oznamte, re ste vernym L.
dom chcete al mad 'alej byt.
TAX YAM to moze pomoct'.
Tax teda bratia, urobte talk a
vsctko bude V poriadku, talk bu-
dcme verni 1dovia spolkn, verni
ildovia nasej krasnei, mil"j orga-
nizacie p. $. j.
Som vas spolubrat
T,,ro, p1r,S+1,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-06
UDKYNAM 6. 373. I. K. S. Z. J
MA LANSINGVILLE.

Spolok P. Marie LevoGskei G.
373. IKSZJ. ziada svoje ddkyne,
ably pristupily ku vel'konocnej
sv. spovedi v sobotu, 7. marca a
nedePu, s. marca ku sv. priji-
MANU- ma prvej sv. omsi, in cor
pore. Sijdeme sa vzadu .babincu
a tax pojdeme spoloene do kosto.
la. Kazda mech sa dostavi naeas
Taktiez tl istd nedel'u 20 O.
bede 1:30 name 3-mesacnd
sch6dzu. Kazda 1dkyna sa. ma
dostavit' pod pokutou dl'a sta.
nov a svoj dlh vyrovnat'. Po.
vsimnite 81 tych paru slov u.
robte tax, jak nam je patricne,
Som s dctou
Justfna Palguta, 1ct
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Spolkove zpravy
ECH0DZA SPOLKU SV. LUD-
MILY, 6. 1876. IKSZJ.

Spolok Sv. L'udmily oznamuje
svojim udkynam, ably sa kazda
dostavila ma schodzu ma nedePu,
s. marca. Mile sestry, prid tie ka-
ida, lebo budeme mat vazne po-
jednavanie to inaksie sa nedo-
znate, len ked' kazda ma sch0dzu
pridete.
Dalej, ktora sestra dlhuje, mech
81 hl'adi vyrovnat' svoj dlh.
Zostavam uctou vasa spolu-
seStra
Maria Melek, preds.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-06

vybrat' kabiny planov, jake al
druhi cestovatelia V inych trie-
dach, takze vedia pred cestova-
MIN V jakej kabine a V ktorej
ciastke lodi budn cestovat'.
Jako oznamujn, cesta z New
Yorku do Hamburger a nazad sto-
j len $40. Pre- tych, ktorf ce-
stuju do Europy, tieto ceny budn
V platnosti cez mesiace marec,
april, august a september.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-06
OZNAMENIE UDOM &. 731. 1
K. S. J.

Cls]o 731. |. X. s. j. oznamuje
svojim Idom, re pristilpi ku sv.
spOvedi spoloGne dna q. marca
V sobotu vecer. V nedcl'u rano,
%. marca ku sv. priiimaniu pri
prvej sv. omsi. Udovia sa ziada-
ju, ably Sa sisli pod kostolom Sv.
Mateja 0 7 30 rano a tax sa poi
de spoloGne do kostola. Udovia,
ktori sa nem0zu zIcaStnit Ma ten
to cas-, mech sa Ohlasia predscdo-
vi, re pre- akil pricinu nemohIi to
mrObit'.
Dalej vyzyvam tych ndov, kto-
ri dlhuj1 prlspevky "a tri mesia-
ce, ably sa hlasili u nctovnika be-
hom ii dni, ked' chcn byt' i ma
d'alej V spolku. Lebo ktory sa ne
Eude hlasit muslin no vyluGit
20 spolku a z |. X. S. j. Spoiok
nemoze d'alej prfspevky ia Ia
kEch 1dov platit', co Wac, ne
vedno, ci zijn alebo umreli.
S uctou
Jozef Koshan, net. G. 731.
1878 Homewood Av. Youngstown
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-06
SCHODZA SPCLKU SV. AMY,
G. 80. I. K. S. z. J.

Spolok Sv. Amy, c. 80. IKSzJ.
bude odbvvat' riadnu Sch0dzu V
nedel'u, 8. marca popoludnl, hned
DO poboznostiach. Madam mile
seStry, ably sa vsetky zilcastnily
tejto sch6dze, lebo sa bude po-
jednavat' verkonocnej povin-
nosti. Tie ttdl1yne, ktort dostaly
oznamenie dlhM ak sd neOhla-
sia, budn vylncen6.
So sesterskym pozdravom,
Maria G. Slifka, preds.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-06
OSADNE CARD PARTY v sKO.
LIE SV. CYRILLA A METHODA
X POCTE JOZEFOV.

Osadnicky osady Sv. Cyrilla
a Methoda V Youngstown chysta-
jn na 10. marca osadny kartovy
vecierok k pocte vSetkych Joze-
fov. Bude to zaS krasny vetie-
rok bohat%m programom, ktor[
podame do budnceho cisla.
Vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-06

A este jednu vec, bratia. Ktori
fajcite cigary, ale pre- zle robot
ne pomery ME je vam mono kn-
pit dobre cigary, tax pamatajte,
lie aspon raz do mesiaca m6zete
81 dobr1 cigaru zafajcit', ponevac
ma kazdej sch6dzi su rozdane ci-
gary to tie najlepsie.
Juraj Palascak NIL, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-06
PRiRAsTOK sLOVAKOV

Bocian zaletel minul6 dni do
domacnosti p. Michala Stavinu a
jeho manzelky ma Taft Ave. a
priniesol i'm krasne dievcatko.
Podobne doletel i do domacnosti
p. Michala Sedlaka a jeho manzel-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-03-06
20 sCH0DZE RUsKEHO AME-
RICKEHO POLITICKEHo KLU.
BU v CAMPBELL.

Sch6dza Rusktho Americktho
Politicktho Klubu bola otrimova-
nd 2. marca. Zapotala sa o 7. no
dine vecer V hale pod nasim cnra-
MON, 1872 Gordon Ave. Schodzu
zahajil mas brat predseda klubu,
ako to obyGajne Il mas bvva. "a
tHm citana bola zApisnica DO
.jej prijati pItal Sa brat predspda,
ze kto Glenov znA nieGo novtho,
mech o tom hovori a predIozi Gle
nom. tax bolo viacej reel, 30
ktorych bola mala debata, to-
skrz jakesi masingvpri, ktort chce
nase mesto knpit ae vraj na o.
chranu meSta. Jelen mas Glen Sa
SpytaI, malo nal'akany. ze co to
ma znamenat'. ze Gi Youngstown
alebO druht SISednt mesto ide
nam vojnu vypovedat', alebo ci
mas budn striel at $ mimi? Preto
Dol dany navrh, any sa zaslal pro-
test ci rezolncia mestskej rade,
re nam nepotrebno ziadne ma
Singveri pre- meSto. MySlim, ze
vSetci obcania danovnici budn
nami SiIhlaSit Skrz tejto nepo-
trebnej veci TO teraz, ked' je
kasa SkOrO ,praZdna. do ktOrej my
platime V tychtO planEch GaSOch.
Druhy protest je, zeby ziaden
obcan nezastupoval viac ako je-
den meStsky i1rad odrazu; II mas
.je tax, 'ze jeden meatsky lradnik
berie "a diva lirady placu, GO by
nemaIo byt', lebo name viac l'u-
dl schopnIch tie lirady zastu-
povat'. Me je potrebno, zeby je-
den Obcan meSta odberal chheb
druhfmu, ked' kazdl chce zit Ma
svete.
Treti protest jo, zeby ziadna
rodina nemohla zastupovat' diva
mestske lrady, ako ma pr. otec so
synom, to este doSt' mladym a
samotnym. TO je krivdenie dru-
hTm obGanom, nd osoh Jedneho.
Stvrty protest je, zeby mesto ne
zavieralO ziadnu SmIuvu ci kOn-
trakt so ziadnou kompaniou ma
mnohO rOkOv, ME Wac akO ma 5,
lebo to naSemu meStu je len ma
Skodu a ME na o;,oh.
Mali SINE este Wac reel ma pre-
tras ia naSom mitingu, no totie
ponechame 81 IA druhy raz.
SpoluobGania, my name byt ma
pozore. co sa . naSim mestOm rO-
bi a kde naSe peniaze idM. Metre
ba ich vyhadzovat' ma nepotreb-
ne ciele, ked' sd bez toho m0zeme
zaobist
Tiez bolo ponosovanie ma ma
som mitingu, ze bieli Pudia V
Campbell dostavajn slabn pod
poru, ackolvek je mnoho bied-
nych medzi mimi, ale I'M ju doraz
dostanu, lebo re vraj domov svo-
jich nemajn. Bieli maju 81 IT,
sic dolarove morgice platit' do
bank, tax cato nesmu dostat' zia-
dnu ,podporu. Ci je to spravodli-
vo? Vsak ten, co ma dom, len ne
bude dosky odtrhavat' S neho a
jest ich, lebo pozicky d'alsej ne
dostane. Keby to aspon boil jeho
dom, ale hocktorfho ME je ami z
polovice jeho.
Som nctOu
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