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The Washington times., 1932-10-08
METAL MARKETS EASY

NEW YORK. oct 3 T.N.S.).-The
desire to sell copper is forcing a few
producers abroad to press tho market
in Europe Here also the desire to
sell is apnearrg.
Electrolytic for domestic shipment
was nominally at 50 cents pound
delivered to the end of March 1888
Second hands were willing to sell at
6K cents for first quarter 1898 ship
ment. and 6H cents to the end of
the second quarter
European destinations remained un-
changed at so to 5 So cents a pound
Q. l. Z. Hamburg Havre and London with
a small tonnage sold in London as low
as $40 cents
Lead huving was only fair in volume
today with the result that the price
has eased 10 nolnts to the basis Nf ais
k-snts mound New York, and cents
st. Louis
Zinc buying continued small in vol
umS with the price unchanged at 3.O5
to $40 cents a pound East St, Louis.
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DEATHS

Rudolph H. E. Duehring 70 years.
Robert E. wallace. rs years Cas-
ualty Hospital.
William E. Grimes. "A years. AT
B St. N E.
Eieanora B. Duehring, s4 years. slS
l. ST. n. w.
William A. Gillon, sa years. 225
Sheridan St. N. w.
Stanley Ross. So years. 1717 r
st. n. w.
Nicolas Donoghue, 81 years. Gal.
linger Hospital.
Jack Almond, Al years. Walter Reed
Infant to Won NJ and Bessie sum-
mers. . days. Garfield Hospital.
Infant to Arthur and Virginia Shell
ton, Is hours SbIey Hospital.
Infant to Ignatius and Effie Wtllett,
13 hours Sbley Hospital
Sarah Robinson. 70 years. St Eliza
beths Hospital.
William H. Graham. 5s years. sos
Gordon Ave. n. K.
Robert Blake. 40 years. Walter
Reed Hospital.
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PLEAS F. CHEEK

The body of Pleas F. Cheek, g.
veteran of the SpaniSh-American
War, who died yesterday at his
home, 1900 block M st. N. W.,
will be sent today to Melbane
N. C.
In 1898 Mr.. Cheek volunteered
for the Spanish War and served
in Cuba with the North Carolina
Volunteers. He was an active
member of Miles Camp, United
Spanish War Veterans, the Sons
of the American Revolution, and
Mt. Pleasant Lodge, F. A. A. M
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JOHN M. OFFLEY

Funeral services for John M.
Offley, 60, who committed suicide
Thursday when visiting at the
home of his brother-in-law, Maj.
Gen. B. H. Fuller, commandant OF
the Marine Corps. at the Marine
Barracks, were held this after
noon in st. Paups Episcopal
Church, Hamilton, Va.
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BIRTHS

Archie W. and Myrtle 1. Coulter, boy
Warren F.. and Alma ]. Candit. girl
Clifton K. and Elizabeth NJ. Adams
girl.
Archibald T. and Mary C. Munson
girl.
Won NJ. and Bessie Summers, girl.
Thomas G. c. and Eliza beth c. Nc
kee. boy.
Thomas c. and Adell Gardner. boy.
John A. and Nellie V. Tolley, boy.
James w and Georgana KeIson, girl
George and Serenia E. Tibbs, boy.
George L. and Isabelle G. Washing
ton, boy.
Fitzhugh and Mable C. White. twir
boys.
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Good Pickings
From Trade

Insurance policy loans in
September take sharp drop.
Bell Telephone to spend
S1,3O0,O0O in Pittsburgh
improvements.
BigelOw.SanfOrd carpet
plant working 1900 employees
full time.
U. S. Steel adds nearly
1000 common stockholders
since March.
Montgomery Ward sales
helped by higher farm prices.
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s Musical, Dancing, Dramatic
Private instruction
Business Opportunities

BAKERY, Store and Light Lunch; sell &C.
count i'll health; rent $25 month. Price
5000 and invoices. Apply Mrs. Stewart,
BOARDING house. IL rms. downtown.
filled; terms after p. m. MET. O399:
CLEANING. dyeing and tailoring estab-
ment. Very reasonable. Lin. 1888.
DOWNTOWN basement floor, suitable for
cafe, del,catessen or dry cleaning; ss rsas.
KENTUCKY AVE s E. 27e-LarFe store
room suitable dry goods. barber shop.
florist Apply 1850 C St S. E Lin. 1882.
OPPORTUNITY FOR BAKER-Bakery
oven for sale. cheap. Apply 1908 Good
Hope Rd S. Z. Phone Lincoln 6155.
OPPORTUNITY TO lease 135s-6o Florida
Ave. N. E, fireproof. 5000 50. it,. suit
able garage auto dealer, repair shop, ex-
press business, storage. Call or phi. AT 1903.
10 large rooms baths. always full,
weekly income S35 your apt rent free.
terms Rent SIS Owner MET 1891
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canada
New York funds in Montreal $91.12R
premium on $1,000
Montreal funds in New York S91.12H
discount on Il 900
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Beauty Culture School

SPECIAL offer to colored women. learn
Hawaiian system beauty culture courses
Apply at office. 1880 9TH St. N. W.
Nine. t G. Bramlette.
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Deaths

BALDWIN. RANDOLPH-On Thursday
RANDOLPH BALDWIN.
Remains resting at the W W. Chambers
Company Funeral Home 400 Chaplin
Street. Northwest. Funeral services will be
held on Saturday afternoon. October 8,
1882. at 3 o'clock D. m. from the W, W.
Chambers Company Funeral Home. Four
teenth and Chaplin Streets Northwest. In.
terment will follow in Columbia Gardens,
Va.
BOLAN, JOHN-Passed away. suddenly,
on Thursday, October D, 1882, JOHN
BoLAN the beloved brother of Mrs. Will
liam F. Emmett.
Funeral services will be held from the
residence of Mrs. William F. Emmett, Ell
Alabama Avenue Southeast; on Monday
%orniRg October TO- I9SS at $50
sumption. where requiem mass will be
offered at o'clock for the repose Of his
soul Relatives and friends are invited 10
Hill Cemetery. Services by W. W.
Chambers Co.
BROWN, BERNICE-Departed this life
$40 $40 O'CLOCK, At her late residence 1893
devoted wife of Kennie R. Brown. Besides
departure, loving father, Benjamin Nc
Curry four, sisters, Mrs. Alma Perkins,
of s,! PhiI33dghlPha Pa Mrs. rhs3dosls sam
.. Vi,
sstubbs and Mrs; Benzena Norwood and
SLSS SMGCurry. HSllis MGCprry, Wendell Nc
Gufy resfgp and st Nathaniel MIsr, McC1Ty Remains
pariors, Twelfth and ' Y stS ' n. wv " -""'' al
Services Services will 9e held on Sunday
rom heP ofe 9S9 t 0f0sk
n: W with the Rev. William L. Washing.
ton officiating. Friends are invited to at
tend. Interment will follow il Lincoln
MITCHELL. MARTIN F.-Passed away
Hon on "wednesday. October 5, 1892. at
ELL; the beloved husband Of Of Lillian A.
Mitchell tnee, Allison). Besides his wife.
he b, is ,, survived by four, children, two sons.
and two daughters Norma E, Mitchell and
Shirley A. Mitchell
FuneEa SERVICES will be held from his
Saturday, afternoon, October 8. i95S. at at
| 230 o'clock. Relatives and friends are
invited to attend. lnterment will follow in
Rock Creek Cemetery. Services by W. W.
NORTON. ROBERT HENRY-on Friday,
Good Repe Rd eS e. his RoBssT ssncs rNS% 14s5
NORTON. beloved husband of Mary R.
Norton Cnee Gladmanl. Funeral from the
aboye residence on Tuesday. October. II
lnterment Cedar Hill Cemetery
wENGER. FREDERICK JOHN-on Fri,
day, October 7. 1882. at his residence,
| i424 V Street Southeast. FREDERICK
! JOHN WENGER, the beloved husband of
Lula. F. Wenger (nee Alder and son of
! Charles and the late Elizabeth Wenger
'nee Bcnder) He is survived by two
sons. Charles w. and Frederick j
| Wenger. ir.. and two daughters. Alice N.
and Louise c Wenger. and sister Mrs.
| Fannie A. Barron.
Funeral from the above residence on
Monday, October 10. at . p. m Relatives
| and friends invited. Interment St. Barna-
| bas Cemetery. Prince Georges County. Nd
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DANCING
Educational
instruction Courses

NATIONAL AIRCRAFT SCHOOL
1905 Grace St. N. W.-Prepare for the
future; learn to, be an aircraft mechanic
by practical work on modern airplanes 4
engines at our completely equipped aircraft
school. Day & night classes forming; write write
for infor. & bulletin, or phone WE. 296O
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BANK STATEMENT
REPORT OF CONDITION
OF the
PARK SAVINGS BANK

OF Washington, D. c., at the Close of
Business on September 80, 1882
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Special Notices

'TE... responsible
ir. N- nyone other
.Na' r VRENCE G..
SAY. ''.r N.
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Painting, Papering, Etc.

Paperlng & Painting
GUAR. WORK. REASONABLE PRICES
J.SHANSLER. MA. 9293 for Free Estimate
tncindins RAREn!Ts pspdf Ro8%S @Sri S. Up
Guaranteed. SEARS. North 4O11.
A BROOM. 2-story. hall house. or
apt. papered II room paneledl S22
WE 07S0 Elk. 107. ~OO
PAPERlNG, Painting: guaranteed. 81 up
fin cracks free: reliable, prompt.
Reliable Dec. Co.. 2402 14th N. W. COI.2l32
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10 large rooms. baths. always full.
weekly income S35 your apt rent free.
terms. Rent SOS. Owner, MET. 1851.
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Announcements
Lost and Found

ON PA. AVE. near 10th St.. or on Ia
koma Park car, black pocketbook con-
tanning glasses and bank book Return to
Riggs Bank. Dupont branch. Reward.
FOUR-METER Jewel Radio Set Tester.
No 400 Serial No. 1854 Return to
Colony Radio Co. $1,000 reward. No ques-
tiOns asked
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-01

Y nasich srdciach, budeme pesto-
vat dobroprajnost' voci spolu.
bliznym ze sa porozumieme.
Co narod slovenskf, al vtedy
budeme nieco znamenat', ked sa
naucfme spolu nasivat', ctit' a
vazit' sa vzajomne, uzn&vat' a
odmenovat pracu tyeh, ktori 81
to zaslizil; pomahat' d radit'
tym, Go to potrebujd. Len vtedy
dojdeme svojho CELIA, ked' bu.
deme jeden "a vsetkych a vsetci
"a jedneho, co daj Bob, aby sa
stale tomto roku.
Ma koniec, pane redaktor, pra.
jem vam a vasej rodine, vsetkyn
obcanom ma Steelton a vsetkyn
Slovakom v Mahoning dolint
st'astlivy Novy Rok.
Jozef 0ravec
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-01

urobily vel ky DOZEN ma kazde.
ho. A zvlast' vel'a smiechu bolo
70 stareho, bo poredal, ze uz ma
SO rockov, ze je velmi stary, ale
ked' zacal hajduchovat', to ami
18-rocny by tax ncdokazal. Ne.
znam, kto Dol mohol byt', bo NAL
vel 'k1 bradu, tax som no nemo-
hol poznat', ale som poedval ked'
81 tam "a mnou zeny hovorily, ze
je to Martin Macinga. To nam,
Steeltoncanom bude dlho pa
matt.
A potom chodili jaslickari al
pc domoch, ale Il nina neboli, me-
znam preco. Zaiste len preto, re
neznaH kazdom kde kto byva.
Ale kto zna, ei este nepridu ma
Novy rok abo ma Troch KraPov
ia 81 ziadam, aby al moju do
macnost' rozveselili a nam "a
vinsovali.
| Slovaci, mozeme byt' hrdi ns
veci, axe 50 tu u mas stavai1
| Nejdem hanit', ale veru ziadns
osada to nemoze dokazat'. A
to vam muslin oznamit', re jakt
vianocnd oferu my SINE mali ,
| tychto t'azkych easoch, co sa zia
dnenlu ami nesnivalo,. ably tax;
bola. Bez mala nasa ofera vynie
sfa 81, 10000 so vsetkym doved
ma.
Bratia sestry Steeltoncania
vinsujem yam st'astlivy, blazen,
Novy rok, aby al mad 'alej SIN
tax v laske a svornosti pokraco
vail, ba este lepsie, bo teraz s
take easy. Ale da milv Bob, Z
to vsetko prejde a bude lepsi>
Len nez1fajme, ale 1fajme, Bob
sd nespust me, tax ami On ma
neopusti!
Som vas verny priatel'
.e.~- '. Osadnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-01
YOUNGEST. POLIT. KLUB
MA NOvEHO VoDCU

Ma minulej roenej schodzi,
ktora bola dna %. decembra, a
ktora bola hojne navstivena, boil
zvoleny dobre znamy slovensky
obchodnik, p. Stefan Slifka Ia
predsedu tohto najstarsieho klu.
bu " Youngstown.
Vsetci pritomni ma schodzi, a.
nepritomni skladaju vel'ku do
veru v panu Slifkovi, ze sa ne
no vyvinie vel'ky poiticky vodca
nasho ludu. Pan Stefan Slifka je
nielen dobre znamy medzi nasin
l'udom, ale al medzi sirsou anne
rickou verejnost'ou preto mo
ze mas podvihnut' na ten najvys
81 stupen politicky. Ter nov!
predseda ma "a sebou tiez do
bre zknsenych muzov Y politike
ktorf mu budd na najvacsej po
moci pri jeho vel 'kej praci.
Zpravodaj
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-01

najistejsia cesta k casnej i vec-
nej blazenosti, preto ia mill 70.
dicia, meme mojich mladsich
bratov vam prajem st'astlive Via
noce. ia vam d d'akujem.
A odovzdal krasny dar, "a co
my, rodicia j ma tomto mieste d "a
kujeme. Ia rec mu odpovedal a
d'akoval Ease mladsi brat, semi.
1larista, tiez v meme svojich bra
TOW a tiez vel'mi zaujimavou re-
eou, ale preto, ze by to moe mie-
sta vzalo, neuverejnujem ju. Po
veeeri sme sa dali do karat ma
Five Hundred. ia som nabidnul
25c prize, kto vyhra. TAX sa ba-
viii az kym nebol cas- do kostola
ma polnocnt.- A v druhy den od
obedu az do vecera Dol zapas (
toho kvodra ze este no Mkt,
nevyhral, skoneia ma starry rok
Som zvedavy, kto no vyhra.
Jozef Klein
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-01
KRAsNE A vEsEIt vIANoCF
MA STEELTONE.

Slovaci v Youngstown a ma 0.
kolf, muslin vam oznamit', re ia.
ke SINE my Vianoce mali ma
Steeltone. Po prve, odpust tie mi
ze pisem tychto par riadkov. Ne.
idem sa chvalit', ale nemozem v
sebe udrzat', aby som yam nevy.
jadril til radostnu udalost', kto.
ra i vas moze potesit'.
Pc prve, mali SINE polnoen1 sv
omsu, sluzenn troma ki1azmi. TIC
mas velmi tesilo, ze sme videli
svoiho, nasej osady bohoslov'
ca ?. Subu vysluhovat' pri sv
omsach cele Vianoce.
Po druh6, mali SINE, co este ne
bolo, odkedy mas vrele milovany
duchovny otec, Rev. Stefan Ko.
els je medzi nami, sice jaslic.
karov. TO taky DOZEN urobilo ma
kazdeho, ze sa to ami opisat' ne
da. Bolo to nieco krasneho. ia
som uz stary, ale som to este ne
videl, bo tam, kde som ia Dol
SINE to nemali. To vypatralo, ia.
ko. by naozaj pastieri boil stal
pri jaslickach v Betleheme. Po.
tom nam ukazali v nasom audi.
fortune hru "Jaslickari", co je
ozaj obdivuhodne krasna wee. Tie
krasne spevy, tie krasne reel, tic
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-01

sa i'm dostane1 uhlia zachranit'
ich cd zimy. A ii, ktori prispejn
pomocou, budu sa tesit' ME len
predstavenia, ale svedomie i'm
mono bude sepkat', ze snad ich
pomocou zachraneny Dol 7ivot
mladeho Slovaka alebo Slovenky,
y ktorych v bud1cnosti, mozno,
bude mat prilezitost' sa tesit', ze
povysili memo americkych Slova-
kov ma stupen inych narodov. A
ked je to al primnoho ocaka
vat, predsa neobanuje ziadon, Il
svojou pomocou vykonal kre
st 'ansku povinnost'. TAX teds
este raz: Kazdy Slovak a Slo
venka ma predstavenie Siedm,
nebo' pomoc pre- nasich nndz
nych rodakov!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-01
MA STEDRY VECER.

Ked' bolo vsetko prichystane
k veceri, stromcek tax d'alej,
otec rodiny predriekol modlitbu
a obdaroval darkami, sprievo-
de primeranych SLOW, svojich
najmilsich. Nato povstal najstar-
81 syn a povedal tax krasny wins,
ze mas vsetkych pohnul k slzam
a preto som 81 zaumienil ia {"
otec dat no do verejnosti, d
sich obi 'ubenych Youngstown
skyeh Slovenskych Novin. Ten
wins zneje nasledovne:
Drahi rodicia a bratia! Citim
vel'kii radost' V srdci, ze mozeme
spolu $ nasimi rodicmi byt' pri
tel veceri, ma tento dnesny Ste
dry vecer. Viem, re prezivame
take easy a zvlaste Wy, drahi
rodicia, ale ked' my vidime vase
krasne krest anske povinnosti i, a
priklady nam dietkam preukazo-
vat, zaiste radost vasa je vidiet'
mas tu sediacich Z synov okolo
tohto rodinneho stola. Vieme do.
bre, ze SINE yam neraz zapricinili
zarmutok a boz vasim srdciam,
ale to musite nam prepacit lebo
viete, re sme boil vtedy len det'-
mi. Teraz, co vyrastame ma mia
dikov, slubujeme yam, ze bude.
me sa vsemozne vynasnazovat', "a
by sme vsetko napravili, co bolo
zleho. Cd vas sme sa naucili, ze
zit podl'a prikazov Bozich je
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-01
LICITACNY VfPREDAJ
U CAIN FURNITURE co

v .znamom obchode ma nara
die, Calm Furniture Co, 123-125
West Commerce ST., .bude sa od-
byvat' licitacny vypredaj pocn1c
v stredu, 6. januara 0 2. hodine
popoludni a vecer 0 pol s. hodi-
ne. Tento obchod obsluhoval
l'ud Youngstown a okolia "a
poslednych 30 rokov vybornym
naradim, axe bude predavane j
teraz ma licitacii. Licitovat' sa
bude vsetko naradie, koberce, pc
ce, pokrovce, lampy linoleum.
Mr.. Frank Zeigler, ktory hovori
slovensky, bude k sluzbam slo.
venskemu obecenstvu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-01
YouNGsTowNsKE sLovENsKE Nov1NY

vorbach ma mayora, Go. Slovaci
mozu, jestli s1 spojenf.
TAX bratia, ktorf uz mate svo-
.je obcianske pravo, tiez al Wy,
ktori zamysl ate 50 stat obcan-
mi, stante do klubu. Prispevok
do klubu je vel maly, so cen.
TOW ma jedon rok. Organizovat'
sa nam je vel mi potrebno a OBJ
zvlaste teraz, ked su volby kra
jinske pred nami.
Mas predseda Paul Ondash
nam vysvetlil, ze easy, axe name
dnes, SINE my Slovaci nezaprici-
Mill, lebo mas je len mala hrstka;
ME je ale ma vine ami mas prezi-
dent Spoj. Statov, ale najviac ma
vine su ii, ktorych narod voli do
senatu a domu zastupcov pre-.
to vola ma vas: Stante do klubu
a organizujte sa, vol'te 81 l'udi,
ktori budu mas zastavat'.
Ia tym predseda oznamil, ze
dneska je rocna schodza name
81 zvolit' urad ma rok 1882, tax
re otvara nominaciu nradnikov.
Vol'ba vysla ako nasleduje:
Ia predsedu znovu zvoleny Dol
Pavel Ondash.
Ia podpredsedu znovuzvolent
bol Andrej Dolak.
Ia pokladnika znovuzvolen!
: boil Stefan Johman. -,
Ia zapisnika zvoleny boil novy
Jozef Oravec. .
Ia vyslancov do Slov. Fedora
Gle: Michal Hura, Jozef Mihail
a Jan Kerestur. r..
Ma schodze mestskej rady: Pa
vel Johman, Andrej Leyschak i;
Pavel Roth.
Cas- nedovoPoval, bolo uz ne
skoro, preto ostatni 1radnici
ktorych este potrebujeme, budt
zvoleni ma buddcej schodzi.
A teraz spoluobcania, d'aku
jem vam "a vas HAS, ktory st,
odovzdali ma nina; tiez d'akujen
al tym, ktori nedoverovali W
mia a nedali mi HAS. ia myslim
ze "a pomoci vsetkych 1dov
spoluilradnikov mozeme vykonat
mnoho ma Steeltone.
Spoluobeania, ia myslim. d
prichadza doba, ked' al my Slo
vaci sa naucime uctit' a vazit' IS
/ svojich rudi, ze manifesto zavisti
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-01
POMOzTE NIJDzNYM,
PRfDTE MA DIVADLO!

T1to nedel'u Slovaci a Sloven-
ky ma youngstownskej okolici
budl mat prilezitost' preuka-
Eat svojim bliznym lasku milo
srdenstvo, vykonat' krest' t'ansku
povinnost', a to ked sa zhcast-
MIA divadelnehU predstavenia
Siedme nebo" tymto sposo.
sob prispejn pomocnou rukou ich
nest 'astnym bratom rodakom, na
chodiacim sa nndzi.
VI je po sviatkoch, ale zima S;
este len zacina. Okresny Sbol
Slovenskej Ligy pred sviatkami
oblahcil mnohym slovenskym ro-
dinam ich t'archu trapenia a nn-
DE darmi potravin, satstva a II
,hlia. To ME je ale dost'. Tato
praca bude muset' byt' konan;i
celn zimu nesmie ziadon Slo.
wax Slovenka, ziadna slovensk
rodina hladom trpet' pre- nedo-
statok potrav1n; ziml trpet pre-
to, ze MET elm do pece k1rit' a
lebo preto, ze MET co object a
lebo obut'. Ze name mnoho re-
din v takomto postaveni medz
mani, to je iste. Me jedon otee
z1fa, srdce mu puka p1tost 'ou !;
zial'o mad ubiedenym stavon
jeho rodiny. A z1falstvo prive
die cloveka ma spachanie samo
vrazdy. Ale ami to neobl'ahc
trapenie rodiny zivot predsa a.
tym najbiednejsim je drahy a
ziju v nadeji, ze pride pomoc
pomoc od fch rodakov. A my ne
mysllme, re su taxi Slcvaci "a
tvrdileho srdca, ktori by neotvo
rili svoje srdce, nesiahli do vre
cka nepomohli; ktorf by neku
pill "a so centov vstupenku na
divadelne predstavenie. Predsta
venia tohto divadla americkymi
divadelnymi spolocnost'ami boly
po celej krajine prijate vel'kym
odusevnenfm vsade sa to vyda-
rilo. I my ifame, re slovenskym
predstavenlm sa nezahanblme a
re toto predstavenie bude pamat-
ne nielen tym, ktori sa ho zu-
castnia, ale al tym, ktorym pride
ma pomoc, ked i'm ukoji hlad,
ked pomoze ich zasatit' ked
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-01
FEDERACIA PRACE
zIADA .VLADNU PoMOC

Edward F. Grady, zastupca A
smerickej Federacie Prace Dol ma
vysluchu pred senatnym vyborom
kongresu, ktoremu oznamil, ze l..
januarom v Spoj. Statoch bude
100000 robotnlkov ilplne bez
prace a 100000 robotnikov,
ktori pracujn len tri dni alebb
menej do tyzdna. Preto pozado-
val, aby sa kongres postaral 8 po-
moe pre- nezamestnanych. Grady
tiez udal, re mesta, staty okre-
sy ME sl vstave postarat sd o
nezamestnanych re w viacer5
mesta vyeerpaly svoje prostried-
ky, Z ktorych nudznym vypoma-
haly.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-01
UMRELo sLov1aesK1 DIEfA

Cyril Tomaskovie, 4-mesacny
syncek Andreja Tomaskovica d
jeho manzelky, zomrel Y ponde-
lok popoludnf ' domacnosti rodi.
Gov, SIG N. Richview Ave. o.
krem rodicom oplakavaju ho bra
tia a sestrv, Martin, Maria, Jan,
Helena, Anna, Jozef, Edward a
Frances. Pohrab mu Dol v stretlu
rano . domu smntku a chramu
Nsv. Mena Jezis. Pochovany Dol
ma Calvary cintorine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-01
z RoCNEJ sCH0DzE PoLITI.
CKEHO KLUBU MA sTEELTON

Politicky Klub na Steelton od-
byval svoju rocnu sch6dzu dina
q. decembra, na ktorn sa obca-
MIA dostavili peknom pocte,
hala bola zaplnena do posledne-
no miesta. 10 novych udov pri-
stupilo. Je to vel mi pekne, re
Slovaci sa tax organizujn, to
sa nam ukazalo al pri minulych
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-01
ODKAZ REDAKCIE.

Pan a. NJ, Campbell. - Vas
dopis nemozeme uverejnit' len
preto, re by narobil Wac zlej
krvi, ako osohu. Druhy raz my
sami dame pozor ma take myl ne
ndaje. Mnoho zdaru Novom
roku!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-01-01

- Slovenska Liga je vsenarod-
nj ,stanovizen. vstupujte do nej
Evening star., 1932-06-26

Mrs Amelia Earhar Putnam the White day
OF honorS in the National Capital She holds
to her by Hoover for the National
Gilbert Grosvenor president of the society," President
George Putnam, the flyers husband; Mrs Putnam
O. LaCorce and Hoover. Stat Photo.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-31
President LaSheS Effort to
Violate Stability of
CurrenCy.'

With President Hoover, en- route
to New York, Oct. 81, President Her
bert Hoover today charged his DEM
ocratic opponents of sponsoring "one
of the most glaring attempts to
violate the stability and sacred
character" of the nations currency
since the Civil war.
Addressing crowd gathered
near the Mount Royal railroad sta
ton in Baltimore, Mr.. Hoover re-
turned sharply to the attack in his
first speech of days intensive cam
paigning through five seaboard in
dustrial states. He will speak to-
night in New York City.
A crowd of 5000 gathered on the
slopes outside the Mt. Royal station
in Baltimore to greet the President.
He walked through the station to
a platform erected outside, and was
applauded enthusiastically.
He said the Democratic house last
session passed a measure which
would have meant issuance of
$4,000, 100000 of "greenback cur
rency.'
THE presidential candidate
in this campaign fathered this
measure, and the Democratic cam
didate or any speaker in this cam
paign has not seen fit TO disavow
it."
Mr.. Hoover quoted Daniel Web
ster as saying that he who lamp
ers with the currency robs labor
of its bread, and "panders to greedy
capital"
The President denounced Cover
nor Roosevelt's statement in Balti-
more last week that the Republican
party had gained control of all
branches of the government, in
Guiding the supreme court.
He declared the court is the
strongest bulwark of the perman-
ence of our democracy" and added:
1T surely would not be the will
of the people of Maryland that the
independence of this tribunal shall
be undermined or brought into
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