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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1931-12-02
Suggestions for
Housewives

So many women have found
the red polishing soap, usually
sold in conjunction with a
package Of steel-wool pads, so
efficient In cleaning paints,
porcelain and tiles that they
are buying extra cakes Of this
soap for special uses.
Farmers wives and daughters
who help get eggs ready for
market know what Q Job 1t Is
sometimes to clean UP" the
eggs. Some women use the
steel-wool securing pad with
fine results, without the need
of using water.
Right ct the moment women
are enjoying their wooden, fur.
trimmed suits. A most attrac.
tive model is developed in Per.
sian red wooden with an up
standing collar and all-round
jacket border Of dark mink.
The cuffs have a curved border
Of the fur, too, and there 10 O
fleSh-colored satin blouse,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1931-12-02
on
A SIN all
Salary
BY BEATRICE FAIRFAX
An Authority on Problems OF
Lave and MarriaHe

An Authority on Problems of
Love and Marriage
Dear Miss Fairfax:
May I add my worries to the
bunch you get daily? I'm %
and engaged to a dear girl.
When I asked her to marry me
was getting $40 q week and
had the promise of q $40 raise
Now I've had to take a SIS cut
instead.
Conditions in my girls home
are very unhappy; there's a
brother who drinks and makes
scenes. and a stepfather who is
worse. I want to get the girl
away from them. Her health
isn't very good as the result of
these conditions and overwork
in a department store. Don't
suggest her keeping her job:
it's to get her away from Job
and home that I want to marry
her. What has been your ex-
perience with young couples liv-
ing on $35 a week. Can it be
safely done? FRANK S. J.
Living on $35 . Week?
It's straight up to you and
the girl whether you can make
a success of marriage under.
taken on $35 a week. To some
couples that amount would
mean riches, they'd live COM
fortably, and be able to put q
little aside. To other young
people $35 a week wouldn't pay
for their cigarettes, bootlegger,
movie and theater incidentals,
and meals in restaurants.
They'd probably go into debt
for house rent. meals, clothes
and the things we call the
necessities of Ii The world is
full Of such people and always
has been. It was this type
which inspired a wise old phil
osopher to write the fable of
the ant and the grasshopper.
GayeSt Of the Gay
If you and your girl belong to
the grasshopper type-if you're
the gayest of the gay, like to
dance night after night; if she
believes it's part of her charm
and superiority that she can't
make decent cup Of coffee, or
broil a bit of bacon-don't think
of marrying on $35 week.
But If you're really in love,
and the girl is blessed with COM
mon sense and knows the mean.
ing of thrift, your marriage
will be what the insurance COM
panies call a safe risk"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1931-12-02

Copyright. Erich Maria Remarqus.
1855 distributed by United Fea-
ture- Syndicate Incl
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1931-12-02

Chilblain, known technically
as pernio, Is usually o disease
of the winter months. Damp
ness and cold together are
more likely to produce the con.
dition than cold alone. But
there is also a constitutional
factor. certain people being
more liable to the disease than
others. It Is likely to occur In
those people who have a poor
circulation.
Those whose hands or feet or
ears are always cold are more
subject to chilblain than others.
It is essentially a redness, an
erythema, @ circulatory change
due to the temperature change.
In chose predisposed to it even
exercise will bring it on.
ChiIbIain Area
The chilblain area is red or
blush, pain I'll, decidedly cool
to the touch, and the color dis
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1931-12-02
Of
Doubling
Wisely
BY e. v. Shepard

Wise doubles are IS great
point gamers as thoughtless
doubles are point losers.
promptness to double for
penalties quickly put the brakes
upon reckless overcalls. Double
any game bid upon probable
ability to defeat 1t by one trick;
unless fulfillment Of ST un-
doubled contract means game
do not double unless able to
probably defeat the contract
by more than one trick;
doubling out an adversary Is
one of the things that partner
finds hard to forgive. Another
thing that greatly disturbs
partner is doubling an adverse
bid instead Of first helping him
when well able to do 50. Do
not double one declaration that
you can defeat unless prepared
to also double any shift Of
make. OF course you may
double any contract that you
can defeat for greater gain
than from going game, provided
you can also double any SHIFT
for similar gains, without first
supporting your partners make.
Maximum scores are the goal,
whether those scores are made
through the collection Of penal
ties or through winning games,
slams and rubbers.
Some Sound Advice
Never shit your partners
make merely because he has
been doubled, only shift when
either you would have done so
or could have reasonably done
so had he not been doubled.
Sometimes your only chance for
game lies in having youl con-
tract doubled; both you and
your partner will feel disturbed
in case you shift him from a
doubled contract that would
mean game into an undoubled
contract that fails to 60 game.
Two situations require your
continuance Of bidding over
partners business double. The
first sound reason for oveIcall.
ing such a double Is q reason.
able certainty that your goal Of
game, overtrickS or slam will
score more points than will re-
suit from letting the double
stand for o penalty. The sec"
ond reason for overcalling your
partners business double is the
conviction that opponents will
fulfill their doubled contract be-
cause your partner expects you
to win one or more defensive
tricks that you do not hold. The
following hand illustrates this
situation:
AQ-J.1O.s.7.s-2
&K.7.s,s
q So
: :; :; '':':'' I .1s:.,:':':.:.
A A.K.S.5
VA.7
d A-10-9.4
. 6.4.3
rs 1-Spade was jumped to g.
Hearts by A: Y bid o spade
game; B went 5-Hearts, which
z doubled. Y knew that z must
expect to win at least one spa lie
trick that could not be taken.
Y went 5-Spades, which was
doubled and made because A
led a heart, giving Y one discard
of a diamond. z guessed right
on clubs and lost only one trick
there. An opening diamond
lead would have defeated the
bid.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1931-12-02
Your Health and Diet
BY Logan Clendening, M. d.

S~S
appears on pressure. Some.
times after the long continued
presence Of chilblain In 0 Ger
tain spot other diseases en-
graft themselves on the same
area.
In treatment the best and
newest method is the use OF
ultra violet rays, tc improve the
circulation. Prevention Is more
important than cure: those who
are subject to it should take
every precaution against cold
and dampness. Wooden socks
or stockings, heavy shoes. and
the use of every means to pre-
vent wetting the feet. are re.
commended. WOODEN socks
should be worn to bed during
the severe weather.
watch the Diet!
General, treatment to i'm.
prove the whole body by regu.
lar exercise, o diet high In
vitamins, and tonics should be
added to local treatment. Mas
SAGE Of the part and rubbing
with iodine ointment has been
recommended.
Another disease Of the skin
which affects certain people
during the winter months is a
scaliness of the entire integu-
ment. In its severe form 1t is
called icthyosis or fish skin.
The very severe forms usually
bring the patients into the
show business, where they are
exhibited as the ''man-fish." or
the human shark" or some
such IMAGINATIVE title.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1931-12-02
Advice FOR
LoveIorn
By. BEATRICE FAIRFAX
Suspended Friendship

DEAR MISS FAIRFAX:
I am in love with O girl !
have known for the past five
years. But we only started
going regularly two years ago.
then she broke off our friend
ship. We met again last
month and began going out
together. Now she wants me
to give her up for the next six
months, and said, If I still care
for her at the end of that time,
I could call her up. She told
me she always liked me o lot
better than any other man she
went with ana assures me- that
she will not change her mind.
Please tell me what you think
about the above. =
LONESOME.
Human nature being what it
it. I am always a little suspi-
ctouS about young men and wo-
men who declare ''moratoriumS"
of this sort. If this six months
separation is not going to make
you too unhappy. and you think
the girl has asked for it to dis
cover her true feeling toward
you, it might be well to try it
out. But the fact that she
broke off with you before raises
the question that she might be
flirtatious and tickle. IT'S all
up to you. my dear boy, if you
care enough to wait until the
moratorium" Is over. But In
the meantime I should GER
tainly cultivate any attractive
girl who happens to appeal to
your fancy. It's a great mis-
take for a man, or q woman
either, to be too humble.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1931-12-02
Last Word
In Style

STRAP HANGERS are out Of
place with many Of the new
shoulder StrapleSs evening
frocks. A new model in two
tones Of rose georgette, the
frock Of pale rose, ana the bow
and back straps Of the deeper
tone is held UP by the straps
being slipped over two strands
of rose crystal beads and rose
quartz that Is worn round the
neck.
A NEW SUCCESS for ostrich
feathers is to hand in the form
of an evening gown in black
chiffon, the skirt. from the
scalloped hip-yoke trimmed with
long lines of finely curled
ostrich feathers. The back Of
the frock has little ruffles Of
pleated chiffon and the belt
Is closed with q brilliant buckle.
City and Suburban homes for SALE
. . all sections -. all prices
are advertised for sale in today's cias
Sified Section.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1931-12-02
Queer DoingS

About half Of the national
railways of Switzerland are OPP
Grated by electricity.
Miniature golf has replaced
NAH jongg as the favorite sport
in Tokyo, Japan.
Paris, France, now has o pop
ulation of 3.1l0,416. an increase
of 280, 900, since 1925.
Evening star., 1931-11-29
Our Da8binQton

bit of Catholic Universy's impressive architecture
and grounds The building in view from the steps of
McMahan Hall is the John K Mullen Memorial Library
one OF the unlverstys On the right
is glimpse OF Graduate Hail. This the sixy-third of
series OF drawings for The Sunday Star by Joseph
Fnmelneber Copyright 1881 j. H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-13

Saturday Only-Sears ely.
away" Hardwood Wagon-36
inches long, 16 inches wide. "a.
inch rubber tires, 1O-inch disk
wheels.-Toy Dept. Second
Floor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-16

SO. L'udmila Podjavorinska
Blud inc. I.
"a. L'ud. Podjavorinska Ma
prievoze. II.
IS. L'ud. Podjavorinska. III.
sc. Jan Kollar: Slavy dcera.
81. Andrej Sladkovic: Spisy
basnicke. /.
SS. Andrej Sladkovic: Spisy
basnicke. II.
80. ~Andrej Sladkovic: Detvan.
80. Jan Hrusovsky: 10 svetovej
vojny. ..
81. Jan Hrusovsky: Taxi sme
boil.
80. Jan Hrusovsky: Zmok a l.
ne poviedky.
SO. Pavel Dobsinsky: Prostona-
rodne Slov. Povesti. Ilustrovane.
Sv. |.
"a. Pavel Dobsinsky: Prostona-
rodn6 Slov. Povesti. Illustr, II.
95. Pavel Dobsinsky: Prostona-
rodne Slov. Povesti. Ilustr. LII.
90. Pavel Dobsinsky Prostona-
rodne Slov. Povesti. Ilustr. ".
81. FIR. LANCER: Pes druhej ro-
ty.
90. Jozef Skult6ty: O Slova-
koch.
SO. Jaroslav Week: Dejiny IL
terattiry slovenskej.
100. |. S. Turgenev: Rudin.
1O1. J. G.. Hronsky: Domov.
1O2. Ondrej Kalina Ma dedine
a inc. l.
1O3. Ondrej kalina: Navrat a
inc. II.
l04. lido j. Gaspar: Hama a i
ne novely.
1O5. lido j. Gaspar: Deputacia
mrtvych.
1O6. lido J. GaSpar: karambol
a inc noveIy.
1O7. Janko Jcsensky: Papuca
a inc. [.
1OS. Janko Jesensky: Slove Ia
1O9. Janko Jesensk%: 10 zaJa-
sky inc. II.
tia.
ITO. Janko Jesensky: Verse l.
Ill. Janko Jesensky: Verse. H.
112. Fora: Jarne spevy.
113. Znedek Novak: Divadelna
prirueka.
ia. Samo Chalupka: Spevy.
115. Martin Razus: Hoj, zen
draha.
116. Jozef Skultety: Nencel
slovenskych l'udovych piesnl.
1T. De Amici: Srdce.
11S. Zechenter Laskomersky
Zarty a rozmary.
l19: Il. B. Lukac: Spoved
100. Conan Doyle: Mimo mcsta
121. Jan Botto: Spevy.
l22. Kristina Royova: Ia pre-
svedGenim.
1913. Kristina Royova: Snsedla
124. Kristina Royova: Ia Wy
soku cenu.
125. Kristina Royova: Ma roz
hrani.
1876. Kovalik- -Ustiansky: Baj Ia
! tier. I.
127. Kovalik- Ustiansky: Baj Ia
tier II.
12S. Kovalik- Ustiansky: Basne
129. Orlov-Grebac: Pc vichrlcl
13O. Orlov-Grebac: Piesne {
dumky.
/ 131. Orlov-Grebac: Il mole,
proxy.
| 1872. GogoP: Mrtve duse.
! 1873. Burrough: Tarzan.
1874. Bulwer: Posledne DIN
| Pompeji. [.
| 135. Bulwer: Posledne dnl Pom
peji. ii.
! 1876. Uram-P Podtatransky: Roz
pomienky.
1877. Uram-Podtatransky: V "a
| jati. e
1873: vavro srobar: Pamati !
vojny. s. " E.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-16
SLOVAK CATH. SOKOL
DUCK PINS.
Bv JOHN ITALIAN

Well, the first half is finally over
and resulted in some fine rolling by
several individuals.
The st. Cyril & Methodius combine
are the first half winners by FIVE
game margin.
Their success lies in consistent rol-.
ling and what is more important, all
the men were on hand to roll every
night, point that caused the down
fall of several contcnders.
The Saints started out strong with
$50 game to defeat the Struthers
gang, but the spirit Of fun and victory
were their undoing in the other two
games.
Mascardine, Of the Struthers team,
made a serious try for Jack Fitz s
PAT high, but the law of gravity was
stronger than .,Savoldi's hooks and
enough pins remained standing in that
last frame to enable ,,Ape' garner
himself nice $50 score. Krafchick
rolled three nice games for the Saints.
The Slo, ak Cath. Sokols showed up
with only two men and lost three
games to the Rigrlsky Tailors with
Smith, the big man for the winners.
The st. Stephens took three games
from the abbreviated Lisko Eicctrirs
and thereby held third place. Brayer Is
rolling was not enough to stem the
Saints rush which was led by Grego-
ry and Sardich.
With Rudy Watrrby back in har
ness, the Herman Service took three
games from the ST. Stanislaus.
The last three teams especially the
st. Stanislaus are slated for some
thorough house cLeaning' and from
unofficial reports are going to replace
the dead wood' with some tough
timber. Who knows?
Captains are asked to keep in min(
that the men signed on next Wednes
lay night will be put ON the eligible
list right there and no more men may
be signed for the rest Of the season
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-16
OHIO MA 2,106
MOZNYCH MILIONAROV

Uradovna dani yo Washington
dala ma verejnost'. ,ze V Spoje-
nych Statoch je 511 milionarov,
ktorych prijmy 1923 obnasaly
vyse million dolarov a 26 miliona-
row, ktorych prijmy boly vyse
pat milionov dolaroy. Zpomedzi
l'udi. ktori mali vyse million pri-
jmov, bolo "a zien, z tych 90 slo-
bodnych. V Ohio je % l'udi S roc
nymi prijmami vyse miliona a
2,106 Pudi, s rocnymi prijmami
$4,000 a vyse, co je pat percent
cd miliona dolarov a ,takito su
ratani "a miliolarov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-16
sobrane spisy Eleny Marothy-
Soltesovei.

0OlIeSoNeJ.
A. V Ciernickej skole. Sv. |.
As. Popelka a inc. Sv. II.
46. Moje deti. |. Sv. Ill.
At. Mole deti. ii. Sv. ".
4S. Proti prudu. |. Sv. '.
40. Proti prudu. Ii. Sv. VI.
Ruska kniznica.
So Kapitanova dctra.. Sv, |.
Il. Rozpravky cd Cechova. IL.
50. Jarnt vody, od Turgeneva.
Svazok III.
80. Rozpravky od Cechova. sv.
".
"a. V skutocneisluzbe. Sv. Y.
80. Sviatocne vecery Zema-
novo rano. Sv. VI.
Sc. Dobrodruzstvo CiGikova, od
Gogol'a. Sy. VII a Viii. J"
81. Smutne poyiedky (Garsin)
SV. TX.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-16

$50. Ferko Urbanek: Bal ruzo-
sadu.
ISL. Shrek: Odsddeny k veci-
tel znni.
1852. Shrek: Cvalajdce dni.
153. Rapant: X pociatkom ma
d'arizacie.
154. A. Mraz: Svetozar Hurban
Vajansky. <;
1856. Horvath: Clovek na ulici.
1856. Pokorny: z potuliek Slo-
venskom.
157. Cooper: Posledny Mohy-
kan.
1853. Mlynarovic: Novely 70 Ii
vota amer. Slovakov.
159. Branecky: Frater Johan-
nes.
100. Skultety: Nehante l'ud
mOJ.
161. Lauko: Slovenske tance |.
162. Lauko: Slovenske tance. ii.
1853. Milo Urban: Vykriky bez
ozveny.
164. Long: Amerika nasa vlast'
165. M. Mraz: Vecerne Citanie.
166. Julius Botto: Dejiny Matt
90 SlOyanSkei 1S63-1S75
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-16

10. sienkiewicz, Quo Vadis' l.
II. Sienkiewicz, Quo Nadis. Ii.
~. Sienkiewicz, Quo Vadis Ill.
73. Julius Botto, Slovaci. I.
IA. Julius Botto, Slovaci. II.
10 Terezia Vansoya: Suplikant.
76. Terezia Vansova: Obete
marnomysel 'nosti.
". Terezia Vansova Ghovani-
ca. Biela ruza.
Is. Julius Verne: Deti kapitana
Granta. /. #.
70. Julius Verne: Deti kapitana
Granta. IL.
80. Julius Verne: Detl kapitana
.Granta. III.
81. julius Verne: Michal Stro-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-16
blahozelam ku zdarnemu prevede-
niu tax t'azkeho ukolu! Buduc-
ne napfsem podrobnejsie o, tejto
vzacnej knihe. ,..
SOZNAM KNIH .
Slovenskej Narodnej Kniznice
v Mahoning doline.

{ Pred kazdou knizkou udane
je bezne cislo knihy, podl' "a kto-
reho sa knizky vydavaju.)
sobrane spisy Martina Kukucina.
l. z tepleho hniezda. Sv. |.
2. Dedinsky roman a inc. Sv. H..
3. So stupna na stupeh. Sv. LII.
4. Dom V strani. l. Svazok ".
5. Dom V strani. II. Sv. V.
6. Koniec a zaciatok. Sv. VI.
7. Rohy a inc. Sv. VII.
8. s nasej hradskej. Sv. VIII.
9. Costa do Francie. Sv. TX.
10, Ma obecnom salasi. Sv. x.
II. Pc deviatich rokoch. Sv. XII
II. Svazok XII.
13. Svazok XIII.
IA. Svazok XIV.
Is. Svazok XIV.
16. Svazok XVI.
II. Svazok XVII.
1S. Svazok XVIII.
19. Svazok XIX.
20. Svazok Xxx.
21. Svazok XXI.
%. Svazok XXI. '
Povesti Jana Kalincaka.
%. ReStauracia. Sv. |.
"a. Bratova ruka. Bozkovci. il.
25. Milkov hroh. Sv. Ill.
26. Put lasky. Serbianka. ".
27. Mladenec. Laska a pomSta.
Svazok V.
2S. Svaty duch. Mnich. Sy. VI
20. Knieza liptovskG. Sv. VII
30. Orava. Sv. VIII.
spisy Gregora Tajovskeho.
81. Do konca a inc. Sv. /.
81. Besednice. Sv. IL.
33. Smutn6 noty. Sv. I'll,
"a. Zpod kosy. Sv. ~.
35. Trpky. Sv. V.
36. IS Bohom"' Sv. VI
81. Divadelne hry (4) Sv. VII
3S. Divadelne hry (3). Sv.VIll
80. Rozpravky Ruska |. Sva
zok TX. Z
40. Rozpravky Ruska II. Sva
zok K. p
Al. Smrt' Darka -Eangsfelda
'Svazok XI. ~. :
42. Obrazky move me. Sv.Xll
43. Syazok XIII.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-16
First Half
League Records

League Records
High Individual Il game) Fitz2ib-
bon 247.
High Individual 6 games Fitzgib-
bon 62l.
High Team q game) Struthers S9i.
High Team (3 games st. Cyril &
MethOdius 1866
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-16
BULLETIN SVATO-
VOJTESSKY.
Podava Rev. Stefan Kocis. hi. jed.
613 North Lakeview Ave-,
.-ssf Youngstown, Ohio.

Nasa sustrast'. Spolok Sv.
Nojtecha tImto vyslovuje svojej
vel 'kej acknowledgment, pi. Fran
tisie G. Jakabcin. hlavnej pred
Sedkyni Z. j. dprimnu stistrast'
mad odumretim jej milovaneho
pana manzela. Mech Pan Bob po-
test Vas Vasu milu cten1 ro-
dinku tax veFkom zarmutku!
Blahozelame V tomto mesiaci
nase podporne organizacie vydr-
ziavaju svoje rocne schodze, ma
ktorych sa pojednava vel'mi
vaznych veciach. Vsetkym tymto
rocnym schodzam. blahozelame
prajeme i'm. ably laske a svor-
nosti zdarne pracovali jak "a do
bro svojich organizacii, tax tiez
"a dobro naseho draheho slo-
yenskeho naroda v0bec. Patric-
nych hlavnych 1radnikov uctive
p~osime, ably pri svojich eisto or
ganizacnych starostiach nezabud-
Ii tiez ma nase kult1rne potreby.
Mech zehna dobrotivy Pan Bob,
mile sestry a drahi bratia, Vasim
81 'achetnym snaham "a nasu sva.-
til vieru a mas drahy narod!
Potesitel ma novina! A pricha-
dza k nam s naSeho mil6ho Slo-
venska! Tuto Vam ju podavame,
al1o sme jul dostali: dina ID. de-
cembra t. r. zasedal spravny w
Dor Spolku Sv. Vojtecha. Hlav-
nym bodom rokovania bola otaz-
la Gasopisu Observation-Disclosures
odboru Spolku a cinnost literar-
no-vedeck6ho odboru vobec. Bolo
rozhodnute, re casopis sd bude
menovat' ,,Kultura Ia doeasn6-
no redaktora casopisu Dol vyme-
novany vdp. DIR. Stefan ZlatoS,
prof. bohoslovia V Trnave. Wy
ilenim tohoto casopisu zastavl sa
vydavanie .,Literarnych Listov' J,
prilohy to ,,Katolickych kaznl'
lebo ..Kultura bude casopisom
tych istych smernic. Miesto Iii
terarnych listov" bude prilohou
.,Katolickych kaznl'' obnoveny
,,Duchovny Pastier''.
Literarno9VedeckT odbor -Spol
ku sa srubne rozvija. Podnes po-
eta 700 clenov a prihlasky este
dnes prichadzajt. Mono d1fat'
lie bude mat coskoro ziaducnych
1000 clenov. Do gardy spolupra,
covnikov casopisu sa w mnoh1
prihlasiIi al prlspevky poslall
Dufamc. ze vyZnam tohoto kul.
turneho diela naSa slovenska ka-
tolicka inteligencia pochopi, pod
porf no dusevne al hmotne, ably
ono mohlo byt d0stojnIm repre-
zentantom slovenskej katolicke.
kult1ry.".
Co teraz my ma to? Ked he V
kraji prihlasilo sa dodnes (vlast-
ne do Is. decembra) 700 clenoF
do Literarno- Vedeckeho Odboru
SSV., mas tuna V Amerike malo
by sa prihlasit prinajmcneJ 300.
Ved' name skoro tol'llo len kha,
zov medzi nami V Amerike. n
kde sd este nasi redaktori, profe-
sori. advokati, ucitelia, bohoslov
ci, univerzitni STUDENT atd'..' Q,
zaj, sme vel'mi na to zvedaVl, re
kolko name opravdu nasej rodu,
vernei, slovenskej, katolickeJ IN.
teligencie V Amerike? Kolko 2
mas chce vaznejsie a hlbsie pre-
mysl' at O lepsej buducnosti ma
sho naroda? A kolko mas chce
stistavne a rozumne tiez "a tn bu,
d1cnost' al pracovat' obeto,
sat'? Wy, ktori chcete, dokazte
to : tax, re sa prihlasite "a elena
do ,,Literarno-V -Vedeckeho odboru
Spolku Sv. Vojtecha". Rocny po,
platok je iba $4.OO. Ia to dosta.
nete mesacnik ,,Kultlra" jednu
ba al dive odborne podielove knlz'
Ky. Wy vsak, ktorl Ste sa uz prl'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-01-16
PoZOR! MAJITELIA LOToV!
DR.. T. +. kUPENSKY

specializuje sa chronickych memo
ciach. Elektricke Hecenie zvlastnost'.
X-paprslekova sluzba "a miernu cenu.
219 DOLLAR BANK BLDG,
Hodiny: 9-5. v pondelky stredy
rs vecer.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1931-12-18
Poor Feeders Usually
Have Poor Production

Which are in the majority-pO)r
dairy herds or poor dairymen? Some
years ago. at national dairy show.
a Jersey COW was on display that had
made ridiculOusly small amount of
butterfat in the previous year. She
was the poorest COW in the local cow
testing association. Professor Van
Pelt purchased the COW and recorded
her milk and fat for the next year
with good feeding-nOt forced feed
ing but intelligent, economical feed
ing-and her record was in excess of
500 pounds fat. Such COW could
never have been poor COW. The
trouble was probably with her owner.
The late Henry Glendinning, when in
his prime as a lecturer at farmers
institutes, was in the habit of saying
that the reason there were so many
poor cows in the country was because
there were so many poor feeders and
he would then cite experiences similar
to the above. Business conditions are
against US but ii is unquestionably
true that for many of us there is plen-
ty of room for Improvement right at
home on our own farms.-MOntreal
Family Herald.