davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1931-06-09
TIMES TEST

Fill each blank:
l. The Bertillon system identi-
fies persons by
2. A ferris wheel is an amuSe-
ment
3. The Old World is in the
hemisphere.
4. A parricide is one who
S. The olive branch is conSld-
cred an emblem Of -
6. Wood inlay for floors is
called -
7. The phrase used to mean
"by way of" is -
8. Hasty pudding is another
name for
9. Red tape signifies
10. The sandglass was used
Match correctly: I.i
IL. Agnus Del g. J
charlatan l,?k&A
IL. Bedouin MiN
reindeer
13. Caribou
lamb as the figure of Christ
IA. Mountebank
beloved by Venus
IS. Adonis
a nomadic Arab
(Answers ON Magazine Page)
The Washington times., 1931-06-09
The Ice Furnace
a Long Felt Want

paradox of American life is that we heat our houses in
winter but don't cool them in summer.
Hot weather about difficult to endure cold But it
is safe to say that hardly cooling plant in the
try for every million furnaces.
Manufacturers of electrical and gas refgerators might we'll
give thought to this surprising situation There ought to be
field for low priced cooling machinery that could be installed
in the cellar of the average house along with the oil heater
The idea hereby passed to inventive genius without
charge make fortune out Of it, and be benetactor
of humanity to boot
The Washington times., 1931-06-09

You may keep your beauty
and your health, unless you de-
Stroy them yourself or discour-
age them to stay with you BY
using them 1ll.-Temple.
The Washington times., 1931-06-09
TIMES KNOWLEDGE TEST

A resemblance of humor and
opinion, a fancy for the same
business or diversion. is a
ground of affection.
Collier.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-03-25
MYSTERY JOINS WITH ROMANCE
 IN ''UNHOLY 3"
Lon Ch haney Uses Five Voices in Strong Play
 at Capitol Theatre

Gripping mystery, a love story strange as the grim plot that sur rounds it, and Lon Chaney, speak ing for the screen. and using five voices-even singing; these are the magnates that are drawing audi ences to the Capitol theatre, where the "Unholy Three" began showing last night and where it will be pre- sented again tonight and tomorrow night.
 The Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer pie ture, one of Chaney's greatest early successes on the silent screen, is a new and infinitely more power full drama with speech And Clancy, with speech added to his delft artistry at pantomime, actual ly is a new Chaney-a Chaney more forceful, more mysterious, and more gripping.
 He makes use of five different character voices, one of them the impersonation of an old woman, and Of two facial disguises. It would be hard indeed to venture guess as to which of his voices is his natural one. a
 Chaney plays a ventriloquist, in volved in a sinister plot with two side show companions, giant and a midget. As the sinister Echo he dominates a strange plot of ab- sorbing interest.
 Lila Lee plays the heroine, giv- ing a powerfully dramatic perform ance that runs the gamut of emo- tions, and Elliott Nugent gives a well balanced impersonation as her suitor, the clerk.
 Comedy and Thrills
 Harry Earles plays the midget and gets much comedy as well as many thrills cut of the role, and Ivan Linlow is compelling figure as the giant Hercules" John Mil jan as the prosecutor, Crauforo Kent as the defense attorney, and Clarence Burton as the detective "Ragan" all have interesting role; well played.
 Jack Conway, in his direction has reaped new laurels to add te his triumphs of the past. Added attractions at the Capito are Moan ard Groan," an "Cul Gang" comedy, and News Reels.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-03-25
REAR ADMIRAL. PLUNKETT
 PASSES AWAY
Silencer of Germans Long Range Guns, Dies
 in Washington
(Continued from Page One)

war with all nations, and 9 ccn- troversy with Red Cross officials over solicitations of men in the Brooklyn Navy yard for funds.
 Admiral Pllnkett rounded Out 48 years of service in the Navy as ccmmandant of the Third Naval District at New York. His career began when he was in his sixteenth year, President Hayes appointing him to the Naval Academy at An- napolis from Washington. D. c. The admiral was born in the National Capital, February 15, 1884, the son of Major w. H.Plunkett Of the Army.
 Graduating from the Naval Acad- eIny in 1884, Rear Admiral Plum kett served in many capacities as an officer and his responsibilities increased with his rank. In 1905 while lieutenant commander he became executive officer of she battleship Texas. Transferred tt the battleship Georgia in 197 as executive officer, he was promoted 10 the rank Of commander and three years later was placed ill command of the battleshir Mis- souri, Elevated to the rank If Cap tain in 19,2. he commanded the battleship South Dakota until he was sent to the Naval War Col lege in 1915.
 1 After finishing his work at the college, he was made director o1 target practice and engineering competitions of the Navy, and helt that position until the United States entered the World War. As his work in developing long range guns was outstanding, he was de- tailed to command the Naval Rail- way battery in France with tht rank of Rear Admiral.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-03-25
POWELL SEEN IN FINE PLAY
 AT COLISEUM
Shadow of the Law" 1; Drama of Suspense and
 Final Happiness

Shadow of the Law" which be- gan showing at the Coliseum the ater last night and which will be seen again tonight, presents Will liam Powell in new characteri- zation for him. His role in "Sha- dow of the Law" gives him none of the superiority of the Philco Vance portrayals. Nor yet does it impose sinister glow. The Powell of Shadow of the Law" is a quiet living engineer drawn into web of circumstances which land him in prison. The story is packed with drama, excitement, unusual and novel scenes, rounded, human characterizations, good acting and solid entertainment.
 Wrongly Convicted
 Innocent, Powell is convicted of murder, sentenced for life; des- perate, he breaks out of prison in thrilling escape, establishes a new identity, meets romance; fugi- tive from justice, he cannot declare his love; tracked down, he. takes a daring, thrilling chance, proves his innocence, assures his happiness. That's the story of Shadow of the Law" in brief. But it doesn't tell anything of the gripping dra- ma, the heart t-breaking suspense, the heart -throbbing happiness that's wrapped up in this film. Max Marcin, inspired by John A. Mo roso's great novel, The Quarry" !" wrote the story, and Louis Cashier, directed it.
 Two Interesting Women
 The cast includes two women of interest, Marion Shilling, com parative newcomer, recently signed by Paramount, and Natalie Moor head, the blonde beauty who won acclaim in "The Benson Murder Case" Regis Toomey, seen with Powell in Streets of Chance" has strong role in Shadow of the Law"
 Two days at San Quentin prison, the California state penitentiary, prepared Cashier to direct the pie ture. He was shown through the prison and made a careful study of the life and routine there. Although Shadow of the Law is not woven about any particular prison, the di- rector wished to have first hand knowledge of conditions and att mosphere.
 | Added attractions at the Coliseum are Down With Husbands" com- edy; Vitaphone Acts and Para mount News Reels.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-03-25

HOLLYWOOD. = You're right, they do look much alike-Dolores Costello and Marian Marsh.
 And some say that is enc big reason why John Barrymore has picked Marian as his new leading woman.
 !. She was IT and virtually un- known when Barrymore was asked to select a heroine for his new picture. s ixty girls lined up for the tryouts.
 Marian's previous acting experi- ence had been confined to few "bit" parts in the movies and a short stage engagement in Los An geles, but she won.
 Then they said she got the role because she resembled Dolores Cos tello, and Barrymore often has said that Miss Costello was the most satisfying leading woman of his screen career.
 Now, as Mrs. Barrymore, she is kept pretty busy as the mother of little Dolores Ethel Mae, but she has announced her return to the screen.
 It was a break" for Miss Marsh when she won the role of Trilby in Barrymore's "Svengali,' but that is not all. Already it has been decided that she will continue as his leading woman in his next ve- hicle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-03-25
An-AldSka News

urer refuses restitution, the Trolling Vessel Owners Association will take the matter of recovery into the courts, s,.ys the West Coast Fish or.nan.
 Moose ii uusual numbers recent ly were forced to seek the lowlands by ehavy snows in the upper reach es of Russian River, or Lower Kenai Lake, district. Above Bishops Russian River Hunting and Fishing Lodge a herd of 30 was seen. At Cooper's Landing, three invaded the village. School was dismissed to allow the pupils to see the animals, which were soon scared away by dogs.
 Annie Parent, 22 years old, whose father, Dennis Parent, conducts a roadhouse and trading post at Crooked Creek, a small village which takes it's name from a tribu- tary of the Kuskokwim, recently flew from her home to Fairbanks where she saw a railroad for the first time in her life. She journ- eyed over the Alaska Railroad tc Seward where she saw her first ocean steamship. She has attended the Government school at Crooked Creek, has taken advanced studies with the teacher and wants to bt a teacher herself.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-03-25
GATHERED IN EVERY PART
 OF NOR TIL AND.
Interesting Facts Alb o ut Various Places and Per-
 sons Are Assembled

E. P. Harwood has resigned as Assistant United States District Att torney in the Third Division to take effect April 1. He will engage in private practice at Seward.
 Fred Johnston, Alaska Railroad worker, who seriously injured his back in a fall from tree near Seward, last fall, is reported to be able to sit in wheel chair now He was in Providence Hospital in Seattle several months. He is still in Seattle. He hopes for complete recovery.
 Wrangells Chamber of Commerce wants Canadian steamship compan- ies to exploit the Cassiar country as big-game hunting territory Hunters destined for the Cassiar would disembark from ocean vessels at Wrangell to embark on Stikine River craft.
 Miss Olga Emilia Johnson ano George Ellefsen were recently mar ried at Cordova, where they will make their home.
 Log Cabin No. l, Native Sons of the Golden North, was recently organized at Fairbanks. Arnole Nordale is President. Log Cabins were authorized by the Grand Igloo Pioneers of Alaska at their recenf meeting in Juneau. Young person! born in Alaska since 1905, tn; eligibility year for admission to tht Pioneer Igloos, are eligible for ad. mission to Cabins.
 Idaho Bar, between Little Minool and Hunters Creek in the Rampar district will be mined by hydraulic methods next summer. The Ba has 'been bought from John Nc Kenzie. by s. H. Harbell, Johl Elliott, John McCabe, Andrew Web ster and Edward Farrell. Tn ground is about 20 feet deep.
 Glenn Owen Hendricks, 30 year old, a trapper, was recently fount dead on the Charley River. Hi death is ascribed to suicide. Buria was at Circle City.
 Sam Dublin, Fairbanks and Koyu kuk merchant, says "the minin situation in the Koyukuk is lookin Letter now than in the last fiv years; there is more activity an a little money is being taken ou all the time"
 Fox fur is scarce in the Kens district, reports Deputy Game War den. Eugene Tibbs, and so is beav CT. Most of the trapped fur mink, and there is not gres deal of it.
 l At Shaktolik, village inhabitat ed almost entirley by Indians 2 the mouth of the Shaktolik Rive which flows into Norton Sound, | post office has been established and s. David Mazen has been ar pointed Postmaster. The chief in dustry is reindeer.
 Mrs. John Heron, Governmer nurse at Bethel, recently was take from there to Anchorage by ail plane to have a fractured leg SC She suffered the accident in ia on ice.
 | Trollers who paid $250 licen' fee required of foreign boats und' an Alaskan law that has been he! invalid expect to have their mont Ireturned. If the Territorial Trea'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-02-06
CESKY UROBILY PORIADOK
v OBECNEJ KRONE

z Prahy doSla tato zaujimava
zprava do Ameriky: Vo vesl.ici
Iitove I'll krcmar, ktory navsti-
vii Vieden a zaSiel do diyadla,
kde hrali operetu ,,Zazracna ba-
ra". Krcmarovi Svitlo tn V hlavc.
Najal 81 sest' krasnych Viedenh-
ciek, wal ich sebou do .Zitoya a
urobil mich baristky. Sedliaci >a
do krcmy hrnuli kazdy vecer, az
to bolo divine ich zenam. | vyse-
trovaly, co ich muzov tax vabi
do ,,hospody". A ked' widely tie
pekne nedbale oblecene tanec-
nice, vratily sa domov pre- metly.
Takto ozbrojen6, sedliacky vtrh-
ly do krcmy zacaly prat kazdi-
no a vSetko, co i'm pod metly pri-
slo TAX vypraly z krcmy nielen
svojich muzcv, ale i tanecnice a
krcmara. TcIto sa tax nal'akal.
ze 'sa na ntek'l zastavil az>v Olo-
mnci, odkiaP pisal do Zitova, re
sa tam viacej nevrati. :
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-02-06
sNfZENIE PI.ATOV
URADNfKOV v CAMPBELL

Mestska rada V Campbell sni-
lila platy vsetkym mestskym L.
radEikom a .Zamestnancom aSi
desat' percent. Policajtom a hasi-
$3.50 mesacne, policajntmu sefo-
com snizeny bol plat 20 1915 ma
vi ma $245, sefovi hasitov na $l76
i 66c, mayorovmu klerkovi na $S5,
klerkovi vodarne ma $3.50, domov-
nikoyi ma $3.50 mesacne. Volenym
1radnikom snizeny boil plat s
platnost'ou cd L. jan. 1882. ma
sledovne: mayorovi ma $4,000,
pravotarovi Ia $4,000, auditoro-
vi ma $500, pokladnfkovi ma
81 1000, predsedovi mestskej rady
ma $500. Direktorovi bezpeenosti
,bol snizeny plat s okamzitou plat
most 'ou $1,200 ma $3.50 rocne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-02-06
DESAT-ROCNY PLAN
MA ZLEPSENIE MESTA

'Mestska planovacia komiSia po-
dala svoj plan na zlepSenie nasho
mesta cez buducich desat' rokov.
Plan zahrhuje sirenie 6Smicl u
lie, stavbu Siestich mcstov, troch
verejnych budov mnozstvo pro-
jektov. kanalovych a parkovych
Ulice, lltore komi;sia odporlca 81
rit', pot 'azne dlzit V buduc.ch de-
siatich rokoch su: Market, Spring
Common, Wick, Mahoning, Ra-
yen, Wilson, Andrews Chest
nut. Mostly postavene maju byt'
tieto: Cedar, Warren, Midlothian,
Division, Crab Creek a MARSHALL
Chestnut. Tieto zlepsenia 'budil
stat mesto $S,7S0,000.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-02-06
100000 VYHNANCOV
v SOVIETSKOM RUSKU

MoskovskF zpravodaj N. Y. ii
meS-u pise. re scviatska vlada "a
posledne diva roxy poslala do wy
hnanstva diva miliony l'udi, kto-
rych upotrebuje pri stavbach
ciest, zeleznic a pri riibani dreva
ma severe.
Toto s1 ii ludia. o ktorych sa Y
Amerike hovori ako o. vaznoch a
ich praci ako vazenskej praci.
Soviatska vlada udava, ze Wy
hnanci sl ,,slobodni", dostavajl
mzdu "a svoju pracu, ale nizsiu,
nezli ini robotnici. Vacsina wy
hnancov su ,,kulaci" (bohatsi
sedliaci), ktorym vlada odobrala
zeme, lebo sa protiyili kolektiyi-
ZACH. Ostatni s1 politicki previ-
nilci. Casopisy v Amerike komen-
tuju, re tolko vyhnancov "a diva
roxy nikdy ziadnej krajine ne.
bolo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-02-06
Y NEW YORKU JE
moo PANSTVA I BIEDY

Pan j. l.. Maruskin, mas jedna-
tel', Dol co dosavadny hi. velitel'
ma rocnej schodzi r. CIR. X. T.
5. ]. Sokol V PasSaicu a z tel pri-
lezitosti navstivil mesto New
York. Pan Maruskin videl V New
1orku moe biedy i moe panstva.
Videl dlhe rady l'udi, ktori ca
kali IA hrncek polievky a vidcl
dlhf rady Fudi. ktor1 pIatili po
S5 $3.50 "a vstuDenky do diva
Ola. Poobzeral 81 tam mnoht W.
znamnt budovy a katedraly. Bol
na vrchu Chrysler Bldg, kto-
rej budovy vidiet ma siroko-d'a.
leko.
Ma ceste zastavil sa v III. me-.
<" Pennsylvania, Harrisburgu
kde Dol kapitole a odtiar "a
skocil do blizkeho Middletownu
do llstavu X. Jednoty, kde 81 vse.
tko dobce poobzeral. Tiez navsti-
vii Allentown, Pa. a inc moSta.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-02-06
Warrenski Slovaci
zahraj1 divadlo
Predstavena bude veselohra "Ci-
gansky Wins, Is. febr. v K. P.
hale ma North Park ul. Al inc
vystupy ma programe.

Slovaci ma warrenskej okolici
prid 'tc sd. vsetci do chuti ma
smiat' ma slovenskt divadlo V o,
statniu fasiangovn nedeFu, dina
II. februara. ktorf u>poriada 0.
adnI kriizok pre- nasu osadu Sv.
Cyrila Methoda, X. p. Halle
ma North Park ulici. Hra je vep-
mi smiesna. zvana 'HCigansky
wins, vo dvoch dejstvach. Zaiste
nikto nebude banovat', len ten,
kto nebude pritomny.
Program .jr na;ledovn(:
/. Spev my Country".
2. "HeJ, Slovaci!"
3. Knzelny magik - PAM Ro-
Sko a VavruSek.
4. "Cigansky WINS. Osoby. Fe-
ro, starry cigan: p. Juraj Simko.
- Terca, .eho zena: PAM Maria
BokroS. - katka. ich vydata dee
ra: pani Jur. Fetsko. - Gejza,
jej muz p. Jozef Labanc. - San
dor, syn Fera Tokara, este mlade-
nee: p. Frank Semrak. - Spray
ca: p. Jan Berila. - Bendzur,
vePkomoznN pan tovarne: p. FIR.
Bacigal. i PAM. jeho zena: pi.
Anna >Simko. - kisasonka, ich
dcera: 81. Anna Gmucs. - Ivan,
sluha Bendzura: p. Jur. Fetsko.
- Hajdilch; p. Pavel Labanc.
I. dejstvot Jednoducha izba, a
ko obycajne Il cigailov byva. II.
dejstvo: Zaafrada, cez ktoru .vedie
cesta ku kastiel'u, V ktorom je
kancelaria.
Medzi dejstvami bude zaujima-
We predstavenie pana Spirku $
jeho obdivuhodnym nemeckym po-
licajnym psom. Hrat' bude Or
keStra nasho dobre znameho Slo-
vaka pana Pavla Hamrlika.
Tesime sd vel mi, ze predsa Z
mas warrenlsk%ch Slovakov bude
daeo,. re smc al my schopni zivo-
ia. Mech ziaden ma tom divadle
nechybujc! S 1ctou
i Jozef P. Seko.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-02-06
UKRADLI MU KURY
w TRI RAZY

Rudolfovi MazOrekovi, z {. S37
Marshall st. ukradli zlodeji kury
diva razy bez toho, ably Dol nasiel
po mich stopy. Vymyslel 81 aky,i
signal proti zlodejom, aby no IL
pozornil na nich, keby Ease prisli
a klpil 81 patnast' kdr, aby po
treti raz zaeal pestovanie hydiny.
Ale signal boil chybny, lebo v pia-
tok V noci zlodeji Ease prisli q po
treti raz mu kury ukradli. Mazo-
rex .sa ami teraz nevzdal pestova-
MIA kdr. Osvedcil sa, ze 81 zado-
vazi taky signal, ktory no iste u
poSorni a potion bude beda zlo-
dejom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-02-06
IA sTALU PRACU
PRE- RoBoTNfCTVO

Alfred E. Smith, byvaly pref.
dentsky kandidat stoji na cele W.
boru III 'adajdceho sp6soby rozlt
stenia otaZky nezamcstnanosti.
Nybor teraz oZnamil. ze sa mu DO
darilo obdrzat' 81 'ub cd 25 vel'
kIch korporacil, ze budli stale "a
mestnavat svojich robotnikov.
Sn' to korporacie. zampStnava luce
statislce robotnikov medzi mimi
je Bethlehem Steel Corp, Stan
dard Oil Co. of y. j., Allied Dye
Casting Co., American Fence Con
struction Co., viacerd poist 'ujice
jpolocnosti, Consolidated Gas Co.
a Mccall Publishing Co.
Toto je vec, ktora zasluhuje po-
zornosti krajiny. Keby taky Stub
daily plnily vSetky americke kor
roracie, nezamestnanost' by uni
Fla bez stopy. Tato otazka m6ze
byt' rozli1stena, ked' sa vsetky a.
mericke korporacie 0 to poktlsia.
Ale dvadsat'pat korporacii je pri
slabf IA to, ably co len svoj VIA
stny Stub molly splnit'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-02-06
Prid'te pozriet'
dramu ''Marii$$a''
Bude zahrana uz teraz v nedel'u,
8, februara v skole Sv. Cyrilla a
Methoda, popoludni vecer.

Divadelny krnzok pr1 Odbore
8. MSS. ma cele $ podpiSanym chce
sa zavd 'acit' osadnikom Sv. Cy-
rilla Methoda, tinz al bratom a
Sestram MSS. a v0bec vSetkvm
Slovakom a Slovenkam Mahoning
doliny kraSnou poutnou dra-
mou V 5. dej,tvach, pod menom
,,MariSa' Tato hra Sa toci okolo
cistej lasky jednej mladej devy,
ktoru lasku jej tvrdohlavi rodi-
cia jej pribuzni poSliapali, mi
cili. Deve nielen ze bolo zakaza-
ne sa >ch~dzat' $ miadencom. kto-
reho milovala. ale bola al ntitena
vydat' Sa "a clOveka vel mi pla
nero chyru. y ked uz bola S tym-
to clovekom nasilne Oddana a pri-
slel po I'LL na katechizmus, padla
este raz IA kolena pred rodicmi a
vrilcne ich prosila, ably nezkazili
;"; m'adI aivot. No, ale to nepo-
mohlo. Dcva vzdor vsetkym jei
proSbam prc;lya musela vyprazd-
nit kalich horktho osudu. Jei DO
sledre slova, ktorImi pretrhla
styky > jej rodicmi, boly tieto:
>.,J& vas tel.- posldchnem, abv ste
ma nem',>eli preklinat', ze som
nezdarna dcfra. Pojdem teda "a
toho, "a koho ma nntite, ale -
ten buda vcdict', koho rsi berie !.
Och, budc to zivot = - he allo sa
to s>konci. ct. obecenstvo uvidi ma
divadle.
Herci herecky, ktore budn Il
tinlovat' v-tejto hre. sti stare O.
svedcent silly, ktort vel'a raz do
kaza y Svoje herecEt schopnosti,
Drama tato okrem vzrusujtcich
dramatickIch vyjavov, popretka-
vana je al chntnIm dedinskym
humorom, Spevmi, tancom inv
mi vIjavmi, ktorf vas budli zau-
jlmat'. Ufame, za obecenstvo H.
zna nase dobrt snahy pride ma
d!vadlo hojnom pocte.
Hrat bude i Petrikova orchc-
stra pod vedenim 81. Katariny
Valkovej.'
Zaciatok predstavenia popolu
dni .je , 80 vecer pol 9. ho-
dine. Vstupnt .ie soc, pre- dietEy
nizc l4-rocnt Zoe.
CT. Slovenska obecenstvo este
>"z .;:dccne Jc pozvane ma toto
poucne divadelnt rredstavenie
RnClme. ze nikto neobanuje.
Andrej Cisar.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-02-06
OZBiJAL CHUDOBNU
zENU o UsPORY

Miss Nora Holden, {. 619 Au-
gusta Ave. sleverila bankam a
svoje peniaze, v obnose Sl,1OO u
kryvala izbe pod umyvakom.
Neznamv zlodej, ktor% akiste znal
jej obycaji. vlamal sa sobotu
noel do jej izby ukradnul jej
vsetky ilspory. ked' kricala po-
moe, skrtil ju, kIm nezatichIa a
potion uSiel. -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-02-06
Kultdrny vecierok
bude II. februara
Bude zaujimavy poucny pro-
gram, ma steeltone, v auditoriu
skoly Mena Jezis.

Olresny 'Sbor Slovenskej Iigy
v Mahoning dolin> "a spoluncin-
kovan;a Rev. st. kocisa steel
tonsktho Sboru Slov. Ligy, uSpo-
riada prv! ku!tiirny vcciarok to,
ho roku ma utorok. II. februara
auditorin csady Mena Jezis. Na
tento vecierok upozornujeme ct.
obccenstvo s celtho okolia. Pro
gram bude vel'mi zaujimavy a L.
verejnime no budicne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-02-06
oLEJ ARsKI RoBoTNfCI
a BUDU MAI PENZIU

Standard Oil Co. Of N. Y. ozna.
MIA. ze zavedie system penzio-
n0van;a svojich $4,000 zamestnan-
GOV. podl a ktortho muzovia poi
du do penzie vo vellu 65 rokov a
zcny vo veku 55 rokov. Ma pen
aijnn zakladinu ypolocnost bude
prispievat' Is percent a robotn;-
ci 25 percent. Pen2ia bude w.
placana podra dlzky Sluzby II
spolocnosti. Ma pr. zamestnanec
ltory pracoval tejto spolotno-
III 35 rokov. doStane. penziu, rov-
najncu sa 10 percentom jeho prize
mernej mzdy; ktory p"acoval 30
rokov. dostane penziu rovnajncu
sa 60 perccntom .jeho mzdy. Tento
penzijny system bude stat spo-
locnost cd pat do desat' million
dolarov rocne.
Mlmo toho, Standard Oil Of n.
Y. poisti hromadne svoje robot
nictvo ma zivot a proti nemoci.
Podobny system penzionovania
ma al Eastman Kodak Co. V Ro-
chester. \. Y. u. s. Steel Corp.
icz ma penzijnF system. ktortho
liiccc&tni sll mnohi naSi Slovaci. Po-
S',,lna polocncst' ma svoj vl&st-
NJ syst, m, kdezto Standard Oil
bude mat tento system V spojeni
s Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-02-06
Pozvanie ma oslavu
50. vyrocciia osady
Sv.Cyr. Methoda

Dina Is. februara osada Sy. Cy-
rilla Methoda V Youngstown o.
siavi 30. yIrotie svojho zalozenia.
DopOludnia budi1 slavnostne sluz
by Bozie V chrame a vecer bude
bankct so zdbavn[m programoIn.
JubilejnS vfbor pracuje ako r.,
weekly, ably tato sIavnost' costa
la pamatnou metzl mahoningsk :
mi SlovaEmi.
Vybor 1fa, re vSetci priatelia
osady, bez OIL 'adu ma nabozei.-
stvo, mas poctia svoiou navstevt. 4
IA bankete, lebo tato osada je ma-
tkou vsetkycl slovenskych kat ;.
l'cllych osad IA tejto okolici bo-
la prikladom inoveriacim Sloya.
kom tuna ku zalozeniu svojich O.
sad. 4 preto povolavame ma slay-
most tito vsetkych mahoninc-
skIch Slovakov ako jednu rodinu.
lcbo je to o>lava pre- mas vsc-
tkEch. Budete nam srdecne vi
tani.