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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-03-17

the bosses on the special privileges
granted to association members. At
the same time the zaritsky gang has
called a meeting of the workers in
the Mecca Temple, where William
Green, VOL and Norman Thomas
Will tell of the special privileges" to
be gained through the fake stop
page.
1t is a well-known fact that the
union leaders and the bosses agreed
to the stoppage to give each a chance
to build up their organization and
collect more dues.
The Millinery Section OF tine Needle
Trades Workers Industrial Union is
sued call this morning to all hat
makers in the International Union
not to rely on the leaders, but to
form rank and file committees in
the shops and carry on the struggle
over the heads of the officials for
real union conditions,
The United Front Committee of
Millinery Workers urges all workers
not to return to work until they have
won minimum scale Of $55 for OPP
orators and $35 for trimmers. Work
ers are warned to beware of paper
agreements.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-03-17
The Six Governors Fake Unemployment
Insurance Plan

been further decline since that time.
In view Of this situation, demands have been
made by Frank c.. Taylor, Public Welfare Com
missioner of the State of New York, for 200
million dollars for relief during the present year.
Mr.. johnson, State Commissioner of Social We'll
fare, declares that "The need for relief must
continue through the year 1882, at least and
probably in diminishing degree during part of
1882
In the State Of New Jersey, the situation is no
less appalling Chester l. Barnard, State Director
of Emergency Relief, states that 1850 million
dollars per annurn will be required at this time
to meet the conditions due to depression"
The capitalists realize that the situation is
very serious and therefore are making gestures
in proposing various forms of aid to the more
than IL million unemployed in the country at
the present time. The LaFollette- Costigan Bill
providing 375 million dollars in relief to the
aCONT1NUEp ON PAGE THREHl
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-03-17
First Conference For
Party Speakers on
Sat. With Weinstone

The presidential election cam
palgn is nearing. 1t will soon be in
full swing. We cannot overesti-
mate the significance and posi-
bilities Of the coming election. We
must, therefore, make steps to pre-
pare 1t thoroughly, especially our
Agitprop apparatus. A, decided i'm
provement must be made this year
over previous election campaigns.
Our mass agitators and propa-
gandists shoulder the responsible
ity of bringing the Party's mes
sage, its program and aims, to the
masses with clarity, forcefulness,
and convincingly. 1t is, therefore,
important that our speakers be
fully acquainted with the various
Party campaigns and election is
sues.
With these purposes in view. a
series of conferences have been
arranged for all Party speakers
Indoor and open air. to discuss
the various Party campaigns and
issues of the coming election cam
paign. These conferences will be
led by leading Party members
(Amter, Browder, Brodsky, Hay
wood, Markoff, Stachel, Weinstone
and Winter. Arrangements are
also made to provide all speakers
with data and material on the va
rious subjects to be discussed.
The first of these discussions
will begin this Saturday March 10,
pm. at the Workers Center, IS
z. 18th st. Comrade Weinstone
will lead the discussion on WAR.
All speakers are urged to register
and attend these conferences.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-03-17
PARIS COMMUNE
MEETINGS WILL
PROTEST TERROR
Is Meetings to Be Held
In New York
District

NEW YORK, N. Y, March IA
roar OF protest against the murder
and clubbing of unemployed and
anti-imperiaist war workers in Chi-
cago and Detroit will be raised by
tens Of thousands of militant workers
III eighteen Paris Commune demon
strations here on March 10. This
Scottsboro and Mooney frame-ups,
and the terror against workers in
Tampa, Ia, and Long Beach Cal, win
also be scored at these meetings un~
der International Labor Defense aus
pices on Friday.
The list of meetings in New YORK
district follows:
March II, Jamaica, L. L, Town
Hall, Parsons Blvd. and Jamaica
Ave.
March 20, Perth AmbOy, N, j.
3O8 Elm st.
March Is, New Brunswick, N. J.
II Plum st.
Brownsville, Brooklyn, demon
stration meets at Suffer and Penn,
and marches to meeting at 1873
Pitkin.
Lower Manhattan, march from
10th ST. and Second Ave. to Man.
haitian Lyceum.
Paterson, n. j., Governor st.
Asbury Park, N. j., Reindeer Rest.
Long Branch, GIG Broadway.
The Bronx, march from WASH
ington and Clairmont st. to AM
bassador Hall.
Harlem: 18th and Third Ave,
with march to Labor Temple at
14th St and q second parade from
Fifth Ave-, and 135th st. to hall at
w. 1S5th st.
Williamsburg, from Grand Ex-
tension and Havermyer TO f01
Grand st.
Newark, IS Beacon St., pm.
and an open air demonstration at
Military Park, heart of Newark. 6
pm.
Brooklyn, Is Bay 2sth st. and
1884 Ocean Parkway.
Manhattan, lao Broad ST., down.
town
Boro Park, 1873 43d ST ii
South Brooklyn, 1S6 18th ST. r
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-03-17
Start the Half Dollars
Rolling in to Save
the Workers Paper

A total of $15534 has been received SO far in
he Daily Worker Emergency Campaign. That is
81 per cent of the quota of $4,000. We need
$4,000 more and we need it quick or the Daily
Worker viii go under.
How can we save the Daily Worker for lead
ership in the workers struggles? How can we
get the $4,000 for the Daily Worker in the short
est possible time. That is the problem of every
worker in the United States. That is YOUR
problem.
The answer can be found at once. A half
wind finish to the campaign and will put the work.
ers' paper on sound financial basis
half dollar each from 10000 workers-that
is an easy task. Thousands of workers will par
ticpate in the mass demonstrations tomorrow to
celebrate the anniversary of the Paris Commune
and to protest againstthe present boss terror wave
Tens of thousands of workers are joining the fight
for unemployment insurance against wage cuts,
against war plots.
Of these there can easily be found 10000
workers willing to give so cents to save the paper
that fights for unemployment insurance that
fights against boss terror, that fights against wage
cuts and war plots. Can we reach these 10000
workers? That depends upon you
Cut out the blank form that you will find in
this issue. Use it to send in your own half dol
lar When you get blank forms from your unit
Or mass organization, canvas your fellow workers.
Canvas your neighbors. Set quota for yourself.
Get your organization to set quota Start the
half dollars rolling in to save the Daily Worker.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-03-17
Japanese Use Suspicious
'Revolts 'of Chinese Troops
for Advance on U.S.S.R.
Japanese Movements Adhere to Plan Laid
Down in Tanaka Document for Attack on
Soviet Union

The Soviet Union suspended all traffic on
the Ussuri Railway yesterday to permit the
of Soviet troops to meet the grow
ing Japanese concentration Of troops on the
Soviet Siberian border, according to a Peiping
dispatch. The dispatch says:
This action was taken following Jap
anese troop movements toward HeihO, across
the Amur River from Bagovestchensk where are garrison
mutnied against the new Manchuran Government The
japanese contend they the ay to subdue the revolt
Soviet officials at Hardin suspicious Chinese mu
TIMES at towns the Siberian border which requires the
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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-03-17
Court Room Packed by Indignant Workers at
Hearing for 26 Arrested at Anti
War Demonstration
Many A. F. L. Locals Pledge Support for Big
Coliseum Meet Friday
Chicago Eye Witness Tells of Savage
Police Attack on Workers Protesting
Against War

CHICAGO March 6The police lie that Rjab
l7yearold Edward
Chuck during the anwar demonstration
today Edward
demonstration the wOunding
ward states:
I'VE got at the appointed
the crowd started push the police people,
to drive north and south
clothes with revolvers swinging people
caught in the crowd going south mother
Suddenly felt sting i'll right hip my
staggered and knew the bullet
wounded in the left side helped
got away street to the hospital She did
the silently bleeding pretty badly
my father out of work my sister,
Josephine Ii old My father feels sympathetic
ers views the Unemployed
Edwards mother Unemployed Chicago
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-03-17
METAL FRACTION MEETING.

A special fraction meeting OF ell
members Of the Communist Party and
Young Communist League, who are
metal workers, employed and unem-
ployed, will be held on Saturday. Mar.
10, 1892, at 2 p. m. at the Workers
Center. Matters of crucial import
ance to all comrades in the metal
industry will be taken up. A destrict
representative will be at this meeting
and take roll call AL must bring
their union cards.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-03-17
BY I. AMTER

Unemployment is growing throughout the
nation in spite of the few ups and downs in
few isolated sections of industry. The recent
reports in the capitalist press state that lin New
York and the New England states employment
seems to be decreasing. The Philadelphia dis
trict sees no signs of an upward turn. The
Middle West reports distinct back to the
farm" movement st. Louis reports unemploy-
ment acute. The south sees slight improvement
here and there. The Far West finds employ
ment in new low" This indicates clearly that
instead OF the promises and hopes of the bosses
and the Hoover government that there would be
revival of trade in spring, there is not the
slightest outlook of any improvement, but on the
contrary unemployment is steadily growing
growing throughout the country. The con-
tinual in the steel industry in carloadings, and
the fake boom development in the auto industry
through the announcement OF new type Of car
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-03-17
BUILDING TRADES MEMBERS OF
THE TUUL! PICKET IN FLOOR
SCRAPERS' STRIKE!

All unemployed members Of the
Building and Construction Workers
Industrial League are urged to take
part in the mass picketing in the
floor scrapers' strike Wednesday,
March 10th, for one hour, from 1880
a. m. to $50 a. m. at Corner Park
Avenue and E. 126th St., N. Y. @.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-03-17

CHICAGO, March 16.The workers of Chicago, indignant
against the bloody police attack the antwar and
poymen demonstrations preparing for the huge demon
ratno here March Sat the Coliseum Hail. 18th Wabash
More than 20 local unions of the A F. of L. have pledged
complete support for he protest demonstration and promised
to attend in 3ody Large numbers Of Negro and young
expected to turn out The workers will march to hts
Coliseum from Thrythd and Wabash South S:deC from
Canal and Roosevelt North Sd under banners and slogans
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-03-17
NEW wAGE-cuT m ARMouRs
(By q Worker Correspondent

IBy WORKER CONSEQUENTLY
CHICAGO, Ill--Armour and Com
pany is again cuttingthe wage five
per cent. Other meat packers are
to follow the same. Workers. Or
ganize and resist ths wags reductiong
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-03-17

aooSTINUEp ON PAGE 7aaExl
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CONTINUED ON PAGE 1'HREED
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-18
zAzRAtNA moo HLAsU.

Nikto nezna, ze axe piesne ST.
reny spievaly, ale fch hlasy mu.
sely byt' neopisatel'ne krasne,
ked' Ulysses, dl'a chyrnej Home
rovej povesti, musel naliat vo-
sku do usi svojich namornfkov a
seba priviazat' k st'azni lode, a.
by tax vyhnul vabeniu k zahy.
nutiu. Cd vekov bolo uznavane.
re HAS moze okuzlit' l'udi, ako
al otriast' usiami nervami. Pre-
to venuje sa vel 'ka starost' hlasu.
V poslednych tyzdnoch mnohe
hviezdy javiska filmu odobrily
Lucky Strike cigarette a ich odo.
brenia zjavovaly sa v ohlaskach
casopisov celej krajine. Bolo v
Mich tiez udane, ze ami eenta ne
bolo zaplatene tymto hercom a
hereckam "a fch odobrenia, a K
tomu, ze fajcia Lucky Strike ci-
garetle a preto vedia, 0 com ho-
voria, ked tvrdia, ze Luckies sti
vzdy laskave k ich hrdlu.
Filmove hviezdy prijaly tato
ochranu hrdla, poskytovann Lu-
cky Strike vyluenym tostovaciln
procesom, ,ktory zahrfluje pouzi-
tie ultra .fijalovych l1cov. Y
Lucky Strike dostanetc jemno.
mierne dohany, vyber 2 mnohycl,
iirod Ma celom svete, ale nedosta-
nete Mich necistoty, ktore sa
prirodzene nachodia v kazdom do
hanovom liste. Tie necistoty sli
vyllcene Luckies tostovacin
procesom. A preto dostanete mai
fajnejsiu, najcistejsiu ciaretlu, a.
ku ste kedy fajcili. Lucky Strike
sn jedine cigarette ma svete, kto.
re davajn ochranu hrdlu t6sto.
vacim procesom. A sn balene do
celofanoyeho obalu, ktory udrzu.
| je Lucky Strike cerstvymi.
(Ohlaska)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-18

traviny aby trpiaci aspon ne
hladovali! Neut'ahuj, nevyhova-
raj sa. Kto mas srdce ma PRA-
VOM mieste, konaj ako ten sa-
maritan, HNED - DNES!
Dairy lasky: gros, baliky sat
stva, obuvi (pre dospelych de.
ti), strukoviny (farmeri) pie
chovice (obchodnici $ mason a
proceriou), poslite na adresu:
slovak League Relief Fund, P.o.
Box 900, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Kto 81 Boha, pomahaj!
Ocakavame plneho porozllmc-
MIA nasich ludi dobrej y6ln a
sme v 1cte oddani,
Vybor Vzajomnej Pomoci
slov. Ligy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-18
Majet0k americkeho naroda oh.
nasa $32e, roc, 900, 900.

Bohatstvo Spojenych Statov
mono 81. len hmliste predstavit',
lebo ide do sta bilionov dolarov.
Ziaden my narod ma svete ME jc
tax bohaty, ako americkv. Podl "a
rocnej zpravy National 1ndu-
strial Conference Board, bohat.
stvo Spojenych Statov VI 1890
obnasalo 1923, zoe, 100000. Keby
sa to rozratalo ma kaEdl ameri-
ck1 rodinu rovnako, kazda jed
ma by mala majetku $1O,96l d
prfjems kaz,le ejjsrodiny by Dol $2,
366 rocne. Narodny priiem u 4.
1880 totiz obnasal 71 biiionor
dolarov.
Bohatstvo sppi. statov upadloI
. 8.9 percent voci roku 1929, kev3
az SINE mali $685., ,0OO; 900, 900 ma
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-18
soKOIsKE vYPRAvY :
1882.
Niektore zaujimave cislice o tca-
sti ma slete.

DeVlaty vSeSOkOlsky Slet v
Prahe vyvolava pc celom svete
medzi Cechmi Slovakmi zyla.
stny, hor1ckovy ruch. Prfpravy
sice uz boly konane davno, takze
vsetko ide dl a stanoveneho pla-
nu, ale blfziace sa dni sletovd
cinnost' len zvysuju. Okrem zprav
o americkych pripravach na slet
iste budil nasich citatePov zauii-
mat niektore cislicove podrobno-
sti Cesko-Slovenska, ktore da.
vajd tusit' mohutnost' Deviateho
sletu Prahe. TAX celkom je do
siaP na slet prihlasene 10000
dusi sokolskych, ktorych bude
cvieiacich 10000. To je o 2s,oOO
Wac, nez na slete minulom. Celia
Praha so svojim obyvaterstvom
stalym navstevnikmi sletovymi
bude mat vel'kolep1 podivann
IA mohutny prievod $4,000 So
kolov 10000 Sokoliek, ktori
budu vykracovat' dl'a taktu SO
kapiel sokolskych i vojenskych.
Y neustalej pohotovosti bude 300
lekarov k lekarskemu dozoru.
NiekoPko tychto ohromujucich
cislic je len zakulisnym pohl'a-
dom na chystane vystupenie vse-
tkeho slovanskeho Sokolstva. So
kolske slavnosti boly vzdy zdro-
JON nezapomenutel'nych dojmov,
stale novych a novych nikdy sa
neopakuJncich. Tohorocny slet v
spoJeni so 100-rocnym vyrocim
narodenin Tyrsovych bude OBJ
zvlaste bohatymi vel kolepym.
Nielen celia Praha, ale celia ces-
ko-slovenska republika je v zna-
meni sokolskeho sletu. Priesvitne
obrazy vo vozoch dopravnych pro
striedkov pc celej republike pri-
pominaju kazdemu, aby v dnoch
sletovych priSiel do Prahy. Id tie
i Wy Ameriky. Vol tie 81 cestu
lacnu, pohodlnu, prijemnd, id'te
po svetoznamych let1noch mora,
id'te pc lodi Europa dina IL. maja
alebo po lodi Bremen dna Z. j1-
ma. Presvedete sa Q vyhodnosti
cestovania po tychto lodiach "a
starostliveho doprevadzania zk1-
seneho osvedceneho sprievodcu
p. Juliusa Hegra. Piste este dnes
0 d'alsie informacie rozpocty ma
Skala State Bank, 97O w. 18th
ST., Chicago, ILL.,, alebo ma pove-
renych jednatel 'ov, ktorych mena
a adresy sn uvedene v oznamke
tohto easopisu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-18
SLOVAK CATHOLIC so
KOL DUCK PINS.
By John Talan.

A poor week, this last one,
with three teams rolling with
out opposition.
Only two more weeks remain
and / would like to see the old
standbys finish in harness as
they have done in the years past,
so let's go.
The Saint Cyrils, Struthers
and Grand Alleys took all three
games by forfeit when the K of
G, Steelton and the Sloyak Cath.
Sokols failed to place teams on
the runways.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-18

Jetku prijmy upadly 0 1874 per-
cent. Najbohatsie jednotlive sta
ty, majetkom vyse $4,000 ma
hlavu, sn: Iowa, Montana, Ne
vada, South Dakota a Wyoming.
Nevada ma az $685. majetku ma
kazdeho obyvatel "a. Ohio ma
$2,859. Najchudobnejsie staty siii
juznacke, majetkom cd $1,11O
do $1,72O ma obyvateIa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-18
MATEJ MRAZ
VerejnJ Notkr
v redakcii.
SVoJPOMOC NExABGESTNA-
NYM v RIM. SOBoTE.

Pre- svojpomoc zriadenf vyl,or
v Rimavskej Sobote rozdelil po
tieto dni 285 osobam 259 tlietisa
mi 1900 ky milky a k rozdelenill
priprayene je 1866 kg zemiakov,
ktore darovali obchodnfk NJ Lu-
sztig a statkar Salyendi.r Okrem
toho mnohi prispeli peniazmi.
Sbierka sa mad 'alej prevadza.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-18

Obetujte stedre ma sbierku
pre- nddznych slov&kov v Maho-
ming doline.
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Lea one Standing

League Records
High Individual Il game) =
Marion - 245..
High Individual g games) =
Scannell, GIG.
High Team Il game), Struth-
ers, S9S.
High Team (3 games) St.Cyrils
2631
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-18
Dobre vedel, pre6o to robi.

zena Go sa ii robi, davat'
kelnerovi tax vel'ke prepitne.
Ved' vies, ze nemame ami centa
zbFtocneho.
Manzel; Gus, stara i podivai
So radsei, aky krasny kosuch nj
obIiekol.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-18
oDvAL TN KlkldEN ono
DIVER

/
zia. Biedou biti nasi pudia vola-
j1: Pomozte! Plac a vzdychy sa
ozyvaj1. A nam, bratia sestry,
Inc neostava, ako sa yam priho.
vorit', pytat', prosit' vas almuz-
nu, dar lasky pre- t'azko trpia-,
Gu, nasu slovenskn chndobu.
Vel 'ka noe, vzkriesena Vecna
PAvda je predo dvermi. Pytame
sa vas: Ako osladite terajsie TRIP
ke dni svojeti, aby bez vzdychov,
bez placu, bez ostna trpkosti vo
svojom srdci privitala a oslavila
VECNU PRAvDU, vzkrieseneho
Spasitel az Ci slova Kristove: ia
som pravda i zivot!" neotrasn
vami, nepovzbudia vas k cinom
lasky a obetig Ci Wy, ktori mate
moznost' konat dielo milosrden-
stva, zostanete netsimavi, tupi a
hluchf na 1penlive prosby svoiei
krvi?
Vsimnite 81 odkaz prosby tr-
piacich! Pomozte, jako vladzete.
aby Vybor vzajomnej pomoci z
vasich darov lasky mohol trpia.
cim udelit' pomoc! Pomozte od-
valit' kamen yselijakych t'azko-
sti, nedostatku, hladu! Zdroj
prijmov Vyboru Vzajomnej Po-
moci vyschy1a. Ak nebude pri-
chadzat' pomoc, Diary Stat, obuvi,
potravin a gresa, bude musiet
svoJu cinnost' zastavit'. A to vari
81 neprajete.
Nechze sa tax nestane. Nechze
sa prejavi vasa laska k svojim
blednym dobrocinnosti, V O.
chote pomahat' i'm.
Tu uvadzame niektore y mno.
hych prosieb, ako i pod 'akovan;a
naslch n1dznych "a pomoc ndele-
nu i'm darov lasky.
Buck Mountain, Pa. -. Qbra-
clam sa k yam. prosiac pomoc.
Nerobim tri roxy. Bytne nerla.
tim Is mesiacov. Zastrajaji1 sa mi
re ma vylozia ia ulicu. NJ. ST.
mon.
Leetonia, 0. Balik SINE obdr-
zali. Velmi ste mas potesil. Ne
zaabhdajte z ma has. Juraj Hole
Chicago, III. z hlbin srdca
vam d 'akujem "a balik darov
lasky. Bob odplat'! Bieda, ne
st'astie nahana. Nemam centika
ami na-stempel, pozical mi sused
obchodnik. Zrak slaby, potrebu.
Jem okuliare, ked' platam Diet ON
saty. Pomozte mi aspon $500 ma
okuliare. Stefan Kosik.
Wyoming Pa. klopem ma
dvere milosrdenstva nadeji, ze
sa otvoria laskave srdcia. Som
bez akychkoPvek prostriedkov
Nam 5 deti, ktore sl nahe bose
a preto nem6zu ami skolu nayste-
yovat najstarsie je 16 najmlad
sic 4-rocne. Prosim vas, pomozte
mi - Anton Perlak.
| Toronto, Kanada. l. lto mi
re som nllteny prosit' pomoc. 2t
mesiacoy nepracujem. Nemam 81
co obut', a MET ami spodneho pra
dla. Proslm vas, pomozte mi a.
spofl $ najnutnejsimi vecmi. L
Lreson.
Republic, Pa. - Vd'aka "a dar
Sine tn v hroznej biede. Psota mas
suzuje. Som chorv deti skolu
navsteyovat' nemozu, lebo sd bo
Sc a nahe. Pytam vas, pom6ztt
ma financne. Jan Vanta.
Neffs, Ohio. D'akujem
prajem vam vsetko dobre "a va
su dobrocinnost'. Balik sine oh
drzali. Bohuzial, 60 najviac 20
trebujeme, neobdrzali sme, t. j. 0
buy a nohayice. Bieda je til vel
ka, bane nepracuj1 uz 5 rokoy
1 Chodime po zobrani det' mi, ke.
tu farmeri daj1 nieco jest, sat,
i ,1N,rr 4 L
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-18

J edm vas, POlHOItc
ma finanene. - Jan Vanta.
Neffs, Ohio. D'akujem a
praJem yam vsetko dobre "a va
su dobrocinnost'. Balik sine OBJ
drzali. BohuziaP, co najviac 20
trebuJeme, neobdrzali sme, t. j. o.
buy a nohaFice. Bieda je til vel
ka, bane nepracujl lz 5 rokov.
Chodime po zobrani det'm kGe
tn farmeri daji1 nieco jest, saty
q ohuv ME, lebo sami nemajil
L'ud bude padat' Cd hladu ako
muchy. A nase spolky, ako nam
pomahajd? 80 rokov som ildon,
A dnesY Vytvorit' ...! Smilujte sa,
pomozte! Andrej Kotlarcik.
Cairnbrook, Pa. Nam 5 de
II od 5 do 16-rocne. Utiekam sa
X yam q pomoc. 19 mesiacov ne
pracnjem. Som chofy. Deti cho
dia bose, nemame 60 Jest \ Oba
yam sa, ze hladom zahynieme.
Joze Kozloslxy.
Mt. / Pleasant, Pa Som VI
yel'kej biede Obraciam sa K van
3 pomoc, lebo som nahy, bosy
hladny Som 68-rocnf Smi