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Physical Standards
Continued from Fifth Page

each individual separately. because there are to
be taken into consideration important factors
such as age, habits, occup- ton. general health
and opportunities to select foods, which vary in
each individual case
Regularity in eating is of course conducive
to health Eating at ell hours is sure to cause
trouble. Skipping a mesl occasionally is help
ful to digestion, but the good may be easily
overcome by overeating at the next meal
Eating too fist and too much are the most
usual violations of good food habits In the
same way ones mental attitude has much to
do with Digestion anxiety, anger and worry
seriously interfere with digestion and nutrition
1.-THE average healthy person needs three
square meals day. AS long as their
food agrees with them and they retain their
normal weight and get plenty of exercise grow
ing boys and girls have little need for super
vision at the table. They should however be
taught to eat plenty of vegetables and avoid
oVerindulgence in sweets and starches.
Overweight in an dult is usually an indi-
cation that such an ndtvidusl is overeating
understanding both 1t is condition
which should be corrected, because it is dan
gerous Every extra pound carried is an added
strain on the internal orgcn If a person is
overweight he is eating too much, because food
IS the only thing which mak-s fat.
"Underweght in the absence of organic
diseases, may be corrected by increased cen
sumption of starches, fats and milk products
Sleep, exercise and fresh air are desirsble for
correction of both and under weight for
all ages and b-th sexes.
Too much variety in foods should be avoided
at any meal, particularly if it means too
little vari-ty at the next. Vegetables and fruits
may be substituted for sweets and fats in warm
weather. Two or three green vegets bles should
be eaten daily"
Our physical standard as a people is there
fore, secure and, as far as the future is con-
cerned not in danger, provided Goldsmith's
famous couplet is not brought into play:
III fares the land, to hoStnin0 ills prey.
Where toealth dccIBlRlateS and men decay
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Just one more item in the lucky in pic.
lures, unIucky in love- group is the di-
UOrce suit filed against John Gilbert,
screenlaHfs ''per(ect loUer," by Ina
Claire, ending one of HoIIytooofs ia
nous Of-Screea rOmGRceS.
Both were very kind about it all. Incompati-
bility. That was all Lucky in pictures but
unlucky in love.
THEN there is Nancy Carroll whose first mar
rage started cut well ard ended with
fadeout Nothing sensational. Just the
passing of romance She is starting another
romance now, and Hollywood is hoping that
she can be as lucky in this marriage as she has
been in her pictures.
Nancy Carroll recently married Bolton NAL
1ory, editor of Life. Here again there will be
the separate career idea,
Nancy had every chance for a lasting 70
nance before, but somehow or other romance
did fadeout along the way. The star was in
the back row Of Broadway chorus when Jack
Kirkland, the reporter playwright saw her.
The couple fell in love, and were married in
June 1924
Jack was interested in Nancys career She
was interested in his career. He got busy and
helped Nancy get started on the road to STAR
dom. He was enjoying a measure of success.
although Nancy had swung way above him.
The CarroI-Khkland marriage lasted until
June OF 1881 During the last part of it. Nancy
now star. was very busy. Somehow or other
her husband wasn't necessary to her happiness
any more.
The separation of Lawrence Tibbett and his
wife is another case in point. Married in 1912
the Tfbbetts got along splendidly until Tibbett
won his great success in the taikes Now
they have drifted apart, and Mrs Tfbbett ex-
plains that the Hollywood triu r h was fatal
to their marital happiness
William Powell and Carole Lombard both
stars of the first magnitude have been married
recently. They have kept their romance very
quiet, as something personal Whether they
will have luck in love IS we'll as IN pictures
hasn't appeared in tie cards as yet
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Jack had wanted an old-fashioned wife
Estelle modern. But he was so in love
with her that he was willing to agree to
separate bank accounts and double careers
Estelle hated prize fights, But she loved the
champion so his boxing didn't matter
Each admitted great deal of pride in the
others success, however. So the marriage
started, in February of 1925. But they didn't
get to see each ether so much. EsteIle had to
be in California at the studios and Jack had
his work in the East. When she had time be-
tween pictures he was apt to be on the road
They had an agreement, though. When he
left the ring she would leave the stage
Because they were apart so much Hollywood
started to circulate rumors of separation, just
as it had done for Ina Claire and the screens
most perfect over. The Dempseys denied them
They explained that they were very much i'll
love. Their work kept them apart.
After while Jack lost his championship.
Estelle sailed on, winning more and more fame.
Jack wanted children. Estelle announced
that she would keep her career as long as she
could. She was becoming interested in opera.
Children were not on her program.
So after a while the romance hung itself.
Jack went to Reno to sue for divorce in
April of 1881. He explained that he still loved
his wife, but he wanted home and children.
He had left the ring, but she wouldn't leave
the stage, he said.
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what she really could do the actress did a
stage production Of Rebound" for which her
movie idol husband bought 500 tickets and
threw gigantic party that included al the
notables in the make-beleve world at Holly
wood
The moguls wakened to her ability as an
actress Ina Claire went away. But she came
back to star in five films Talkies favored her,
for she had worked for years with the human
voice, and was ready.
But as Ina Claire's star went up John
Gilbert's swung little lower He had soprano
voice. He could make love beautifully, but his
audience wanted his terms of endearment
uttered in hrner tones. Science got busy in
an effort to deepen and lower his voice.
Ina Claire, who had worked for years with
the voice a medium of expression, offered
some suggestions. She did 1t to be kind
Her husband didn't like IT, it was said. Ina
Claires reaction had been rather similar when
Whitaker had criticized her acting
Once started the marriage went rolling down
the hill.
Finally the two stars took up separate resi-
dences. They called it a perfect experiment"
They insisted that their marriage was a
cess. Eut they had their careers to think about.
But when Miss Claire filed suit for divorce
in Los Angeles in July of 1881, the truth came
out
She charged her husband with mental
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The P17uteLi7es ofHolyz0ood's FustFami-
lies Go Hay7vUe So Regularly That the
Film Colony Has Coined Ne7O Rule of
Life: 'Lucky in Pictures, Unlucky in
LoQe, " Which Usually Works Ont.

riage took place in 1921 and ended when
Leatrice got divorce in 1925.
In May, the next month after Ina Claire
met John Gilbert, the couple took the train
to Las Veges, Nevada, one day. Two thousand
people were the platform to greet them
when their private pulled in. Every
knew that the two famous lovers, one of the
stage, the other of the screen, were aboard.
Every one highly approved when a municipal
judge performed the ceremony that united
them.
John and Ina came back to Hollywood and
kept right working.
"I have married the incest girl ever met"
John Gilbert said. She is the most charming
person have ever encountered
[ E praised her beauty, talent charm and
accomplishments, but more than these he
said he was glad that she an interesting,
absorbing human being.
Ina Claire, for her part made much the
same kind of statements about her husband
Each was decidedly glad the other had a sense
of humor
Ina Claire's picture. THE Awful Truth"
wasn't successful. In order to show Hollywood
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cruelty. She said that the man who could
make love 50 beautifully on the stage had told
her several times to leave their horne. He told
his wife that she wasn't suited TO him teppera-
mentally. Once he had rejoiced because she
was alert and stimulating Now he said that
she "too smart to love"
In August of $780, she said she told him
that she going to New York for a theatre
cal engagement He became angry. She went
anyway
In October she wrote, asking if he would
come on to New York or If she should return
to Los Angeles. The perfect lover replied that
she needn't come back. In February when she
came West he refused to see her.
The separation continued and the divorce
decree was granted recently.
Lady Luck, who had taught the two all she
knew of surface love-nnaking for stage uses,
hadn't given them any lasting secrets.
ESTELE TAYLOR was another who discov-
- cred that her luck in pictures was the
thing that made her unlucky in marriage.
Jack Dempsey and Estelle fell in love with
the swiftness that prompted Ina Claire
and John Gilbert
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-30
BY DAN THOM As.

HEN you're lucky in the movies
you're apt to be more or less
uniucky in love.
In other words, nobody can
have everything-not even in
HOLLYWOOD.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-20

Ma jednej dedine v kraji re-
kordovai Pudove piesne. Ked'
isty stryeko zaspieval, rekord W.
probovali strycko padol ma zenl
cd prekvapenia. Potom, preber1c
sa mrakot, poyedal: Nikdy by
som 81 nebol pomyslel, ze TAXA
masinka a tax skoro sa to nau-
ei!'
Steeltoncania dostan1 vraj. tel
to zimy al tri pohare "a fch base
balove campionstvo. Ufame, re
i'm ich nepodaj1 prazdne!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-20
PREZInENTOVA PROKLAMACIA KU
VDAKYVZDANIU

PriblHujeme k dobe, ked', .tl'a zvyku potnain
ceho sa cd svezena prvcj 1rody nasim predkam tom
to svete urcuje den vzdale vd akv, vzdor
tazkostian, Nsemohtcemu Bohu ia nase tuzemske d1
sevne pozehana. Je to uz posvatnou tradicou re Maj
vyssf Uradnk prehasi kazdoroGne narodny svatok
Vd akyvzdania
Nasa vlast' ma prcin1 vyjadrit' vd acnost' Vseno-
hiicemu Boil pozehnan hojnou tirodou. Boil SINE
zaclaneni od nest astf Nase ustanovizne slit
lily ludu Vedolnost bola rozsirena naSe zivotv obo-
hatend jei pouzitim V!chova uroba pokrok zdravie
ludu zlepSo. Zili mieri so vsetkymi I'ud mi.
Miera terajsich tazkost kor6 mas zashy by mala pre-
hlb duseyny zivo ndsho ludu, zrlchlit jeho sympa-
tie ducha obetovania pre- inych zosnit eho ovahr.
Mnohf naSich biznyc s1 nldz pricnl mad Eto-
rym nemajd !,ontroly stcit ludu mimi by NAL "a
istit fch bezpccnost tito zimu cele krane zeby
on mali pnil prieinu ucastnt' tom dni vd aky-
vzdan Vsemoh,cemu.
Treo teraz ia, Herbert Hoover PRECEDENT S1oie-
nych statov Ameriky ymto oznaGujem styrtok 26 no
vembra 1851 narodny svatok vd akyvzdavania od-
porica, ably mas lud 81 odpocnul cd eho denne prace
a vo svojch domacnostach a cbralnocE vidal hlhok6
vd'aky pozelnania, ktor6 nam milosrdny Otec ude
1icil
Ma svedectvo coho som sa tn podpisal dial ude1it'
pecat' Spojenych Stltov. ....
Dane meste Washingtone, tohto tretieho dla no
vembr, roku Pana 1881 neodvislosti Spoien1ch Sta
tov Ameriky 1876. b., .~.-.
(Podpis) HERBERT HOOVER
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-20
S vd 'akou a uctou som Vam L.
primne oddany
Jan A. Kocur,
tajomnik Slov. Ligy.
DOLLAR BANKA
KOLEKTUJE DLZOBY

Dollar banka bude otvorena,
ak dlznici budn S bankou ko-o-
perovat' a poplatia syoje dlhy
banke. Takto sa vyslovil Carl w.
Ullman, hlavny pravny radca
First National Banky a Dollar
Banky vo stvrtok. Toto sl prve
slova ku verejnosti Cd Dollar
banky, odkedy bola zavreta tie
znacia, re banka zamysl' "a kolek-
tovat' cd dlznikov. Ul.man po-
yedal, ze 'l'udia, ktori dlhujl
mozu platit', musia platit'."
Ullman tiez povedal, ze ta na
naiehanie prezidenta Hoovera "a
lozena polbilionova korporacia v
New Yorku nepomoze tunajsim
bankam a Youngstowncania 81
musia pomoct sami. Banku otyo-
ria znoyu az vtedy, ked' bude
mat dost' penazl, ably vypustila
obchodne yklady a Mala al ME!
co pre- vyplacanie ykladatel' ON,
ktori svoje peniaze potrebujd.
Dl'a toho by sa mohlo sndit',
ze Dollar banka nechce, ably
vkladatelia upisovali move 1ca-
stiny.
0 City banke sa hovori, ze az
ma upisane novych lcastfn "a
$500, 100000 a jej znoyuotvorenie
bude skutkom, akonahle sa upise
este chybujncich $2O0,0OO.OO.
Ma Federal ulici sa hovori, ze
First National banka bude otvo-
rena az na buduci tyzden. Ne
yieme, 60 je ma tom pravdy.
t 1 E
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-20

ranami obsypana. Ale dost' tel
smutnej hry; dost' z toho smut
neho obrazu. ..
Co robit'? Ci sa name neein-
ne, nehybne pozerat' IA take
polozenie nasich slovenskych ro-
din, ktorych zivitelia s1 bez pra-
ce, ,ibez zarobkug Name naproti
nasmu ubohemu Pudu hrat' "a
stoj milosrdneho Samaritana, a
ci zastoj zidovskeho knaza - le-
vitu? Bob by zoslal ma mas bles-
ky svoje! To urobia len l'udia
sprachniveleho srdca, bez Boha,
svedomia, bez VERY a lasky k
bliznemu. tt sa budd divat zme-
raveno, zatupele, chladne, ma u
trapy Fudu slovenskeho. No my
svojet' neopustime; pomahat' jej
budeme!
Nasim i1silim je: nudzu zahnat
a vsemoznym sposobom trpiacim
.pomahat'. Slovenska Llga v
lone svojom utyorila Vybor Wa
jomnej Pomoci, ktory sbiera sat
stvo, obuv, potraviny, paliyo a
centiky, ably sa pomohlo tym, kto
ri s1 odkazani ma yerejn1 pomoc.
Bratia, sestry! Mech ohlas w
boru Vzajomnej >Pomoci, ako
zynk poplasneho zyona prebudf
yo Vasich srdciach teple city pud
skosti. Pamatajte, - bratia dra-
hi, sestry mile sadaj1c k obe-
du, k veceri, re tam tam v bied
nej, chladnej, chalupe hynie, vad-
ne kvet nasho naroda. Pamataj-
te, ze tie utrapene matky, tt skor
mltenl otcovia a title deticky nj
kdy nezabudn1 ma Vasu pomoc
tomto hroznom case ich 1.-Two
ta.
Prosim, dajte... nel'utujte! Syn
Bozf Yam to vynahradi $ uroka-
mi stonasobnymi.
Dairy lasky racte posielat' ma
adresu: Vybor Vzajomncj Pomo-
81, 2. q. Box 996, Pittsburgh, Pa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-20
co, NAM POM0zE?

Nedavno boil SINE pisah 0 vel
kej potrebe svolania slovenskych
obchodnikov priemyselnikov ma
spolocn1 schodzu. Dnes ideme
trochu d'alej. Bratia, sestry. =
obchodnfci a priemyselnici nasi!
Ak chceme aby mas nieco be-
10, treba sa nam sdruzit', spojit'.
Pozrite. Nasske obchody padaj1
jeden "a druhym. Slovenskl OBJ
chodnici ami len primerane nezi-
jl, iba zivoria. Preeo? Preto, ze
mas nivoci 1zera. Co nam treba 2
Sdruzit', spojit sa! Jedneho Pa
hko a snadne utlc1; dvadsiati sa
nedame. Mic samo 0 sebe, vsetko
spojenymi silami proti ohavnej
nzere!
Mohli by SINE este mnoho k tel
to otazke prehovorit', ably SINE
potrebu a to naliehav1 potre-
bu - stavovskej organizacie u
kazali dokazali. Aysak donnie
yame sa, ze al toto ma tento raz
postaci. Opakujeme: Co nam po-
moze? Dl'a .nasho na'hl'adu: SPO-
JENIE! Daj Boze st'astia a po-
zehnania pre- nase vazne kroky.
Este raz sa obraciame vrelou
a lctivou prosbou ma vsetkych
nasich slovenskych obchodnikov
priemyselnikov, aby trochu 2
toho svojho easu urvali k napi-
saniu bud predsedovi alebo ta-
jomnikovi Svazu Slovenskych
Obchodnikov a Priemyselnfkov:
ei sa budd moct slcastnit' tel
poradnej sch6dze, ktorn ideme
svolat' v mesiaci decembri do me-
sta Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sine yam $ yd 'akou oddani:
Peter Baran, predseda
200 Lehigh Ave-, Newark, N. j..
Ignac Nekoranec, tajomnik
286 University Ave,
Morgantown M. Va.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-20
VADNU - PADAJU.

November sloyensky listopad.
Prisla jasen, prisiel ostry mraz.
Zelene listy, ktore su stromu to,
co sn pl '1ca cloveku, ktor6 kIyiu
chrania ovocie pred dpaPom,
vadnu a padajt. No pad listov
znaci, re prichadza zima to Ii
ma kruta. Smutno, mlkvo je uz
v prirode. Uz nepocut radostny
stebot vtactva v hajikoch. Uz
nieto zbozia na roliach a kvetu
Ma nivach...
A ako je to V pr1rode, talk je to
i nasom socialnom zivote to
najma tento rok. Uz sa nerecni,
nepise prosperite, ale nndzi a
biede. Priemysel stojf. Miliony
nezamestnanych hemzi sa ulicia-
mi "a pracou, 0 ktorej MET chy-
ru. Ohliadni sa po meste a vid1s
krdle hladnvch, otrhanych dietok
utrapenych matiek. Ma vset-
kych stranach zlza chudoba. Y
zemi, kde pred kratkymi rokmi
vepky blahobyt prebyval, kde je
poda pozehnana, ,kde je tol'ko zla-
ia ako sotva ktorej inej kra-
jine; tej bohatej zemi statisl-
ce rodin upadlo ma t'archu verej-
nej alebo sukromnej dobrocinno-
sti. Rozhorcenost' medzi Pudom
je vel'ka. L'ud vidi, re bohaeom
blaho robotnika je nicim, OBJ
chod, zisk vsetkym! Yidf, citi,
ze je tato nasa pekna a bohata
ylast' na ruby prevratena.
Politikari sa peru trhaju o
moe a hrady. Nadavaj1 81 do zlo-
dejov, lajdakov, lumpov a trha-
nov. Keby kto mohol, zjedol by
druheho, ze by ami len nechet'
neostal 2 neho. A l'ud? Ach,
Fnd hynie ma vidomoei. Malo je
tych, ktori sa 0 jeho blaho sta
raju. Veru, veru, ako telo Laza-
"a, TAX je tato nasa nova vlast
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-20
ESTE JE ME PO MAS!

Ipadok slovenskych bank Amerike zapriGinl vac
Sic sesnenie 1ysli Turc Sv. MARITIME, ako medz ma
mi americkm Sloy akni. Tam uz vyslovuj hroznt pro-
narodu!
Ze je to nami ME tax zie najepsie dokazuje ozna
mena prlpra7a reorganzovania Bosak State Banky a
pevnota nasc organzacil Posledny rok otriasol mani
nasimi ustanoviznam, ako nkdy predt YIN; otras,
ako uz vidno, nebo natol ko shiny ably mas zava da
Boh vylizeme sa casom utrpenvch ram
Len hore hlavy! Znaky obratusk lepsiemu sa uz u
kazuJ. Obchodne robotne pomery kdetu zlepsujn.
Planovana nova federalna dskontna banka rozpridi
nehybny stayeby premyse vylieei chore financn6 po
merry. Ked' sa to raz pohne, napraya bllde rychla
Prizname sa, ze zprava Scrantonu mas vel DO
tesla. Utvrdlla mas Were, Re Bosak je ME tych:
ktory zuteki pred t'azkou pracou yed' boil nej cd
nalcka vopred vielne, ze praci svojej nezasane,
kym neuvidi ovocia
Krajov bratia nlozu byt ubezpecenf, re hoe mas
este hodne tch sloyenskych sabosti pat desiat
kov sa nalepilo nieco ame1ckej podnikavosti,
4obchodne prezerayost vytrvalost. Nase organzace
yed1 luda zkisen ktom svereny nlajetok w davnejse
neukladaju jedno miesto jeden sposob, ale no
nVestuiN taxi ako poist ujucc spolocnos: zarncene
poistene. 90 tJka sanaych sloyensltch bank feb
lospodarskej krizy, viac'lnenej znehodnotent:
Nnz liej jeeste po nas tn lnenej po nasom nalode
sloyenskoni Boil SINE onracen teraz preberime
n.faIsot. Da sRoh, " 4 rsske elsie sisnlu ziyotu!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-20
Som 50 zriekIu
Drsnych DrdzdidIov"

"Pravdaze som ma
Lucky sozname. MinuIsho Ieta, ked
som campovals vo vysokych Sierra
rchoch. isla som peso sesf MIL pre-
z4sobu LUCKY STRIKES. Som sa zriekia
drsnych drszdidIov ked sa hovoriace
obrazky zapocaEy vyrabaf a fajsfm
LUCKY STRIKES odtedy. A ten zdo-
konaleny Cellophane obal : malym
rozkom ma lahke otvaranie - je
vyborny."
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-20
ROZHIAs YSN.

"a pozemske dary
a prosme Ho, ably nam dial
al dobroty, vari.
We'd mas zehna prehojnost'ou
velkou, neslychanou:
mdky, mlieka, nasa dava
mierou nebyvalou.
Satstva, obuvi, pristresia
i ohrevu name
"a to vsetko sa III, Boze
hlbcko klaniame.
Ale dobroty v mas nieto
teito nam je treba -
ably Tvojho pozehnania
kazdy NAL dost' chleba.
Zastep do srdc sveta mocnych
trocha viacej lasky,
strhni S. tvari vsetkych sebcov
pokrytecke wasky.
Osviet' duse at'azene
zeme tejto hmotou
svojim jasnym svetlom lasky
a ,teplou milotou.
Potom iste rozjasni sa
v nasich temnych hlavach,
nebudeme 81 Wac sliapat'
po vsePudskych pravach.
Ale budeme sa starat'
jeden druheho;
ako seba, tax milovat'
budeme blizneho.
Dakujeme Ii, 8 Boze,
"a Tvoju stedrotu
proslme: vlej do Pudi
til Svoju dobrotu!
Me Guido, ze Nitran Chicago
nemoze zachytit mas rozhlas ma
jeho radio prijimaci. We'd my
rozhlasujeme po vlnach tlaciar-
skej fairly ME radiovych!
Nitran v Ikrach" zakresal, ze
chicagsky mayor Cermak recnil
na Slovenskom Dni ceskej re-
publike miesto cesko-slovenskej.
A my tn name Slovakov, ktori
Cermaka zboznuj1!
v kraji bolo uradne vyhlase-
ne, re cesko-slovenska koruna ne
smie sa pisat' Kcs, ale len Kc
(Koruna ceska). To akiste preto,
re ceski ekzekntori Slovakom uz
vsetky koruny zhabali.
Ma Slovensku nezamestnani
ludia hpadajn zlate poklady. A
spon oni poslnchli nasu radu, kto-
I'll SINE dali nedavno Anglii.
Poc1vame, ze banske spolocno-
sti vyrabatelia piec podali me-
dziplanetarnemu sldu zalobu ma
slniecko, ze este hreje i'm biznis
kazi.
Najvd 'aenejsim elovekom je
dnes uspokojeny kreditor. Ked
SINE jednemu platii 1eet, skoro
mas zbozkaval.
Ma ulici zaciname vidiet' We
selsie tvare - robotnici oce-
liarnach pracuj1 uz hodinku
Wac!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-20

Ked' kupujets ' obchodoch,
ktor6 tychto novinach oxn2mu-
jl svoj tovar, poyedzte, . - ich
ohl&Sku citau Y na3ich novinkch,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-20
It's toasted
HrdeInd Protekcia-proti dr5zdeniu-proti koxlu
A vodovzdorny ceIlopkane Udrzuje
Tl "Toasted" Pricl,uf Vzdy cerstvd

NltV-ijlE MA LUCKY STRIKE; so modernjcb
"ebsoH fannon okeron Walter WincbcH ktorsbo kby
Hd'9a sa zram ztam kadj ntoro sobota ,sser 10
N'6c. "fh E
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-20

Slafusko+v4rna m ala Helen
Twelvetrees ie tiez mlada hereeka.
ktora dosiahIa Hollywood d.pech '
obrszkoch. Kedby lei povaha mohIa
byf fotografovana. bola by to lekcia
v miIosti. Hviezda RkO- -Pathe,
Helen bude skoro videna V s'Pick-
Up"
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-20

Robene najlepsich tabakov :
Smotany mnohyych Urodov LUCKY
STRIKE jedine poskytuje hrdelnu protek
ciu vyynimecneho "TOASTINC" Procesu
ktory zahrnuje uzivania modernych Ultr,
Fialovych Paprslekov process, ktory Wy
bera iste trpke, drsne drazdidla prirodzen,
pritomne v kazdom tabakovom listu. Tiet.
vytvorene drazdidla ME su pritomne W
vasom LUCKY STRIKE. ISL von : pret,
nemoSu byi dnur' Me div, Re LUCKIES 81
vzdy lahodne vasmu hrdlu.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-18
ANNOUNCE DATES
FOR CONFERENCE
ATSTATEC0LLECE

The annual round table confer
ence for teachers will be held this
year in the new San Diego State
college on May and 2, according
to announcement received today
by c. 3. Collins, county superin-
tendent of schools.
On this occasion, the new college
building will be officially dedicated
and a fine program has been plan
ned which will add interest to the
conference.
The general topic is to be teacher
guidance and growth and programs
will be held Friday afternoon and
Saturday morning, with banquet
Friday evening. Valley educators
always attend this San Diego round
table and many participate in the
programs.
The round table committee is
composed of Superintendent Rich
ard d. White of Glendale, Assistant
Superintendent Richard D. White
OF Glendale, Assistant Superin-
tendent Beulah Hartman of San
Bernardino, Superintendent C. w.
Randall of Ontario, Superintendent
Ira c. Landes of Riverside, Super
intendent Emmett Clark of Pomona
and w. L. Nida of the San Diego
State college.