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Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-04-21
HAWAIIAN MURDER
TRIAL NEARS END;
WITNESS ANGERED
Read Evidence of Quarrel
Between Mrs. Massie
and Husband

Honolulu, Hawaii, April FL
(AP)- After having been turned
momentarily into a spectacle of
wrath by the outburst of Mrs. Tha-
liza Massie on the witness stand,
the trial of four persons accused
Of lynching Joseph Kahahawai was
rapidly approaching a conclusion
today.
The white spark of fury that
flashed in turn from the witness
to the judge and the prosecutor,
not only signalized the end of Mrs.
Massie's tear drenched story, but
also marked the finish of the de-
Tense testimony.
A paper, supposedly containing
a written admission by Mrs. Mas
sic of the quarrel between herself
and her husband, provided hot dis
cussion. Under cross examination,
Mrs. Massie admitted she had TAX
en- a psychopathic examination a
few months before she was at
tackled by five native men, OF
which the slain man, Kahahawai
was one.
Public Prosecutor Kelley hand,
ed Mrs. Massie a paper, presumab-
ly containing her answers in an ex.
animation in which the alleged rift
with her husband was mentioned
He asked her if the handwriting
was hers.
"rhis is a confidential paper be-
tween a physician and a patient
Where did you get it," she de.
manded, stiffening in her seat and
turning blazing eyes on Kelley
He replied that he was asking
questions, not answering them.
II refuse to say whether | wrote
it or mott" she stormed, and tore
the paper to shreds. A wave Of
applause swept the audience, anC
the judge, his voice shaking with
anger, lectured the spectators fol
the demonstration.
THANK you, Mrs. Massie, yol
have shown yourself in your tru'
colors at last" said Kelley, as sh'
left the stand. Previously Mr.
Massie had given details of the al
legged attack on her person by fiv'
men, which resulted in the ven
geance Staying of which Mrs. For
tescue, mother Of Mrs. Massie, ant
three others are accused.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-04-21
JEFFERSON SCHOOL
rs BEST ATTENDED

For the best attendance of the
Red Lodge grade school buildings,
the term banner was awarded to
the jefferson school, Miss Florence
Mcintosh, principal, which had an
average attendance of 1888 per
cent for the past six weeks. The
room having the best attendance
was that taught by Miss Abigail
Doran, with an average attendance
Of 1896 per cent.
Five pupils entered the Red
Lodge schools last period, and none
were transferred, bringing the to-
tai enrolment to 692. There are
$50 girls in school, 1856 boys. The
attendance percentage for the four
Red Lodge schools was 97.10. One
more term of school remains be-
fore the summer recess, to begin
May 81.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-04-21
rail WRECK IS
DELIBERATE ACT
Removal of Track Bolts rs
Cause of Two Deaths on
Norfolk Western

Portsmouth, o., April 21-(AP)
A passenger train on the Nor
folk Western railroad was wrecked
by an act of sabotage today, and
two of the crew were killed.
Railroad Investigators said the
wreck was caused by the removal
of four bolts from a switch. An
1~8-year-old boy, found in a nearby
field after the wreck, is being held
by authorities. He said he was
riding in the coal car of the train
when the wreck occurred. Police
disbelieve his statement.
Detectives said that track inspec-
tors had found the bolts gone yes
terday, and had replaced them,
Last night the bolts were in place
and the track was in good shape.
but an investigation after the
wreck showed that they had been
removed and placed beside the
switch.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-04-21
COUNTY ROADS in
GOOD SHAPE; WILL
PRACTICE ECONOMY
Two Outfits at Work Now
New Bridge Goes in
on r. L. Creek

County roads, almost all hav-
ing been dragged this spring, are
in good shape for this time Of the
year, and most of them are in
better condition than the state
highway in Carbon county. Coun-
ty surveyor Frank H. Bowman
says hat the county is endeavor-
ing this season to keep the routes
in condition with a minimum of
expense.
Wednesday a 30-oaterpillar
tractor and grader started over
the Dry Greek road, to work for
several days. This road is in good
shape, except for stretches over
the hill, where the snow drifted
heavily during the winter. Nee
essary culverts have been install
ed.
Another outfit is working on
the west side just below Silesia.
Two or three miles of the road
there is being worked with an ele-
vator grader. On the east Red
Lodge creek route, the old bridge
near the Crane ranch is to be TAX
en- out, and a new one installed on
the cutoff road built last summer.
The board of county commits
sioners have advocated only bare
maintenance of the roads this sea-
son, to spare expense to the coun-
ty.
Last Thursday the Carbon COM
missioners and the county surveyor
met with the Saltwater board of
commissioners at the Koslovich
ranch on Cow creek near the
county line. t1iss Josephine Kos
lovich, present operator of the
ranch, located adjacent to Still
water county, asked the two boards
to cooperate in giving her a road
outlet, as the best possible route
from her place to the nearest Car
bon county road crosses the south
east corner of Saltwater county.
After viewing the situation, MEM
bers of both boards agreed to help
build the road.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-04-21
Cleanup Week, Apr. 1880

Next week is the week designated by the Red Lodge
city council as the annual cleanup period in this city.
Property owners and tenants are asked to cooperate
to the fullest extent in "%picking up" the town.
All accumulations of garbage and trash are to be re-
moved from premises Of the town, and properly dis
posed of at the city dump. Objectional trash about
the city, if not removed by the responsible residents,
will be cleaned up by the city, and the cost of the haul
age will be charged to the property.
An inspection of the town streets and alleys will be
made at the close Of next week, says DR.. E.. NJ. Adams,
city health officer; sanitary conditions of the city will
be checked.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-04-21
FARM MEN TOASK
MONETARY CHANGE
Honest Dollar Would Bring
Purchasing Power to
1921 Level
By FRANK /. WELLER
ASSOCIATED Press Farm Editor)

ASSOCIATED Press Farm Editor)
Washington, April 20-0AP)--
1t becomes increasingly apparent
both political conventions this sum-
mer may be asked to write into
their platforms a plank for reform
of the country's monetary system.
Edward A. OfNeal, president of
the American farm bureau fedora
ton, which, with the National
Grange and the Farmers Union, is
demanding return of what he terms
the fhonest dollar" says that if
congress does not fulfill its con-
stitutional obligation" to regulate
the value of money the farm groups
will Ego before the nation on this
great ISSUE"
The "honest dollar" is a gold
standard dollar, but one sufficient
ly debated to bear the same rela-
ton to commodity values as exist
ed in the period 1925. Bills ex-
tant propose the federal reserve
board be instructed to change the
quantity of gold in the dollar until
its purchasing power is M greater
than the index price level of the
more than 700 major commodities.
1t is because more wheat and
more cotton and more cattle are
required in exchange for the same
number of dollars that organized
agriculture insists on q revaluation
of money based on the 1926 level
of farm prices and the dollar sta
bilized at that point.
If that were done commodity and
money values ~henceforth would
fluctuate in direct ratio, and corn or
pig iron would be constant in pur-
chasing power.
Congress has before it the So
called Fisher bill to change the
price of gold from time to time to
correspond to changes in the gen.
eral commodity price level and the
revised Goldsborough bill which
embodies elements of the old Ram
seyer, Strong, Keller, Hurtness and
Goldsborough bills calling for res
toration of the pre-deflation COM
modify price level.
They are strongly opposed in
powerful banking circles. The eff
feet of either bill would be to
raise the farm price level 40 per
cent.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-04-21
MATT LONG CALLED
BY DEATH; SERVICE
WAS HELD TUESDAY

Matt Long, IS, n of the oldest
residents of the Roberts vicinity,
died at the home of his son, Nestor
Long, Saturday, April 16. His fun
eral services we're conducted Tues
day from the Methodist church at
Roberts, with Mr.. Hassell of Red
Lodge officiating.
A number Of friends who had
known Mr.. Long well during his
years in this region attended to
pay respect to his family and the
memory of the deceased. Inter
ment was made in the Red Lodge
cemetery.
Mrs. Long survives him, with two
sons, Adolf Long Of Roberts, and
Nestor, who lives near Roberts,
and a daughter, Mrs. Rosa Tuomi
of Roberts.
Mr.. Long was born in Finland,
and immigrated to the United
States in the later years of his life.
He settled in Carbon county 80
year ago.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-04-21
STATE COUNTIES
in GETTING
U. S. SEED LOANS
Carbon Applicants Getting
Prompt Action; Planting
Well Under Way

Helena, April 2O-(AP)-Tardy
action of government seed loans
is delaying planting of crops in
many Montana counties, the state
department of agriculture learns
from county agents.
Farmers generally are busy in
the fields, and weather has been
favorable to planting, but in Rich
land county only 275 farmers re-
ceived loans. In Rosebud county,
1872 out of 346 have received loans
for which application was filed.
Farmers in Carbon county have
little cause for complaint in re-
gard to seed loans, says John C.
Abrahamson of Roberts, chairman
of the county loan committee. IRE
turns have been coming in at the
rate of three to 10 a day." he said
this week, land few have been UNI
necessarily delayed"
The Carbon committee has rea-
lized that the central loan offices
have been swamped with applica-
tons from all over the country,
and that delinquencies on last
years loans have caused delay this
year. In this county there we're
few delinquencies on 1881 loans, not
more than 20 loans standing this
spring. Of those, only four or five
farmers failed to make the prop
er arrangements for securing 1882
loans.
Harrows and drills are busy in
the fields, and with the present
touch of moisture, the Carbon
planting season has opened in a
promising way.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-04-21
WHEAT GROWERS
TO FIGHT SLUMP
Acre Costs of Production
Will Be Smaller This
Year Survey Shows

Spokane, Wash, April sap
Give them only a moderately
good market this year, northwest
wheat growers say, and they will
be we'll on their way out of the
financial slump into which they
have fallen the last two seasons.
Ideal soil and crop conditions are
in prospect for one thing; growers
in all parts of the United States
have indicated a great decrease in
acreage, and the acre cost of pro-
duction promises to be smaller than
any year since the world war, a
survey here indicates.
In eastern Washington, northern
Idaho and northwestern Oregon,
one of the greatest wheat produc-
ing regions in the United States,
winter wheat is far advanced, with
more moisture in the ground than
in years. Slight winter kill was re-
ported.
Growers in all of these sections
are reported to be planting full
acreages of spring wheat.
Favorable to northwest growers
are reports from Kansas that the
Kansas winter crop of less than
100, 900, 900 bushels-less than two
fifths Of the bumper 1881 crop
On April j the condition of this
crop was reported to he ga per
cent of normal. Winter kill, high
winds and other elements caused
U. S. department of agriculture ex-
perts to predict that 20 per cent
of the acreage sown last fall would
not be harvested.
The depression has cut down the
expense of hired help, not only in
the form of wages, but it has sent
the entire family into the fields
in many instances.
1t was estimated here that 81
per cent of the inland empire 1881
crop has been sold and 10 per cent
more will be moved before the new
crop is harvested.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-04-21
LICENSE PLATES DUE

Automobile operators are re-
minded that tomorrow, Friday,
April %, il the day on which 1882
license plates must be displayed.
Owners of cars bearing '32 license
plates of other states are warned
to secure their 90-day permits for
driving in this state. After Fri
day, drivers without the proper Ii
censes are subject to arrest and
prosecution.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-04-21
BROWNS IN
WELL; TRIES SUICIDE

Grand Rapids, Mich, April 81
(AP)-Mrs. Eta Butts, 80, early
today drowned three of her four
children in a c~istern, and attempt
ed to take her own life.
Her husband, Carl Butts, and her
son Jack, 10, found her in the
cistern and rescued her. Her con-
dition is said to be serious. Physi-
clans believe that she is mentally
deranged.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-04-21
THE WEATHER

..-Montana-Rain or snow tonight,
colder in the east portion; Friday
generally fair.
Wyoming-Rain or snow tonight;
Friday partly cloudy and colder in
the southeast.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-04-21

At least 10 per cent Of all motor
vehicles in Yuguslavia are Ameri-
can machines.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-04-21

Some fungi and parasites that
kill house plants can be checked
by using moth balls.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-04-21

Germans have invented a one
man circular saw, operated by a
hand lever, for telling trees.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-04-21

LITTLE ROCK, Ark-Because
Detroit was too noisy, a couple
came here and picked the most
isolated homestead in the Ozarks
to live on. Now prospectors are
blasting all around them for zinc
and lead. And nothing al be
done about it, the land office adj
vises the harried pair.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-04-21

AUSTIN, Texas-Did Harvey S.
Haynes of the Minnesota Humane
Education society blushi He sent
Governor Sterling Of Texas a wire
urging him to stop a bull fight in
Piedras Negras "for humanity's
sake" The governor wired back:
@If you consult your geography
you will find Piedras Negras is
in Mexico"
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-04-21

NEW YORK-A comely widow
may travel around the world and
find nary a romance. Ninety-six
of them arrived still heart free
on the liner Empress of Britain
after a globe-girdling cruise.
'sEligible bachelors, huhl" they
said.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-09

81 rozni l'udia rome, jednomu ma
prlklad sen o bielom snehu INA.
mena prijemnn udalost' v bndic-
nosti, druhemu ten samy sen We
sti neprijemnn prihodu. z toho
je najlepsie vidiet', ze sa tn jed
ma skutocne len o poveru ME
0 ziadne skntocne predvidanie
budlcnosti. Taketo podobne po.
very sl sice vel'mi caste, ST vsak
uplne nevinne, ba mono sa "a
smiat' "pevnemu presvedceniu" !"
p6vercivych pudf, ktore priklada-
il zjavom viac-menej malicher.
nym vzdy nahodnym. Povera
sa vsak m6ze niekedy stat zlou
a nebezpecnou nemocou, kedy sill
ne p0vercivy clovek sa doslova
boji sprawl krok, aby no niekdc
nepotkalo nejake "znamenie".
ktore prinasa zlo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-09

name tiez vedy popisujdce, kto-
re sa hlavne zaoberaj1 triedenim
organizmov: Pre- zvieractvo je to
zool6gia, pre- rastlinstvo botani-
,ka. Dele odohravaj1ce SO Y Ii
vych bytostiach, skdma fyziol6-
,gia fyziol6gia zvierat a rast.
lima fyziol6gia. VI 19. storocf ma
dobudla vel'keho vyyxnamn tieS
nauka vyvoji, ako jednotlivca
(embryol6gia) tax j druhu.
Dalej 81 vel'mi x6vaxne tie od-
vetyia prirodnei vedy, ktor6 q
yzaly "a dkol sk6mat' l'udskt
organismus. Ako xvlSItne vedy
uv&dzaj6 - Syxiol6 6gia Sloveka !
pre- popis r6znych 6stroioy l'nd.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-09
PICCARD.

Picard - to je dnes iste jed
no najznamejsich mien ma sve-
te. Picard je professor a dlho sa
2 neho robily vtipy, ze vraj ma
vsetky slabe stranky svojho sta.
WI. Co je to preca "a hrdinu,
ked' dnes, Y dobe pokroku, vyna-
lezov, vsemoznych smelych, slav-
nych kuri6znych rekordov, sty-
ri ei pat'krat odlozf p1he vzliet.
nutie bal6nom do vzduchu len
preto, ze povetrnostne zpravy ME
sd prave naj1epsie, ze sa chysta
prsat', alebo ze moze prfst bur
ka. Cz mu temer nikto neveril
a Picard jednoho dna lanskeho
roku vzletel a svojim vykonom
ohromil cely svet. Pred tym sa
mu mnoho Pudf smialo, Cd tel
DOLBY este Wac l'udf 81 no vazilo
ia Picard stal sa iste jednou Z
najvacsfch slav nasic11 rokov. a.
le Picard by zas nebol tym tspro
fesorom", keby sa boil i len tro-
chu staral t6 svojn slavu. 1On
NAL a ma svojho konfcka: svoju
tedu, svoje kozmicke paprsleky,
smrtiace paprsleky, polarnu zia.
ru atd'., atd'., tie treba este do
kladnsjsie presk1mat,, ved' Via
stne q, mich 'veda, este nic lnevie.
hocf sG to- veci pre- laika, sfee
t'azko pochopitel ne, ale, pre- cely
Fzivot ma svete nesmierne dolezi-
t6. Prvy krok uz boil urobeny,
Picard Dol hned .rozhodnuty.
ze "a MIN, must nasledovat DIAL.
81. Professor obycajne ucf inyych,
Picard to trosku pozmenil: ma
y5sledkoch prveho svojho letu
do stratosfery "a predo vzetkym
ucil sam: vedel, ze niektpre ve-
decke pristroje So pri prvom lete
neosvedfily, j balon bolo treba
trochu .ponnenit', aby pri noYom
lete bolol dosiahnute este lepIfch
vtsledkov q 8 menSfm nebespe-
dim. A rozbehol sa prof. PICARD
po Europe Dol j Y Prahe
: Y mnohtch miestach predn&Sal
| g poznatkoch pri avoiom pryom
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-09
20 sCH0DZE YOUNGEST. SLOW
POLITICKEHO KLUBU.

Ma tejto schodzi, odbyvanej 4.
septembra v slovenskej Sokolov-
nj ma Washington St., bola jed.
nohlasne prijata rezoldcia, tyka-
jtica sa koncilmana 20 Z. wardy.
Johna Geltcha.
Rezol1cia znie, ze tento klub
nema ME do CINEMA so sbieranfm
mien ma petfcie odvolania Johna
Geltcha co koncilmana Z. wardy.
Tato vec nebola zacata v ma
som klube. Acprave name mno-
no 1dov 20 Z. wardy, nikto o tom
mic nevedel, az jak SINE citali v
novinach.
Mas klub s celou tou vecou ne.
silhlasi, lebo nerobf nam to do
bre memo, ale skodi nam mnoho
v politickom zivote.
Ma bud1cej schodzi ma pred
seda klubu, Stefan Slifka, pred.
lozit' cely "slate'' kandidatov
cd prezidenta az po ten najmen.
81 okresny drad, k udobreniu
klubu. Teda ma til schodzu BY
NAL prist' kazdy I'D. Ia schodza
bude 2. oktobra vecer v Sokolo.
vni.
Dopisovatel'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-09
Piknlky a zabavy
CARD PARTY v OSADE NsV
MENA JEzIS.

Osadnicky osady Mena Jezis
ma Steelton nsporiadaj1 ma stvr-
tok, Is. septembra vecer kartovy
vecierok v osadnom auditoriume,
ma ktory srdecne povolavajd ct.
slovenske obecenstvo. Vecierok
sa zacne o $3.50 hod.
Riaditel'kou vecierka je Mrs
John Hura a clenkami vyboru
Mrs. Paul Bilka, Mrs. John Cir
ner, Mrs. Eugene Edel, Mrs,
Matthew Hamborsky, Mrs. Chas
Hura, Mrs. John Kosko, Mrs
Harry Benson, Mrs. Peter Phil.
lips a Mrs. Emma Liptak..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-09
PIKNIK POLIT1CKEHO KLU.
BU v CAMPBELL.

Slovensky Politicky, Vzdelava-
jilci Podporuj1ci Klub Camp
bell usporiada teraz nedel' u,
IL. septembra vel ky piknik ma
farme Jana Vansaca. Kazdy I'D.
ktory pride ma tento piknik, do
stane tikety zdarma. Hrat' bude
vyborna Zajacova orchestra, tax
ze sa kazdy dobre vytancuie a
zabavf. Budd fajne zakusky a
napoje. Udovia klubu, ako al ce.
le slovenske obceenstvo Camp
bell a okolia je srdecne pozvane
Vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-09

skeho tela: anat6mia. DAlei a
prirodne yedy zamestn6vaj6ce ~
zmenami, ktore nastavaid \ ns-
mocnom l'udskom organisme tie.
to 50 menuid vseobecne medief-
nou, lek6rstvom i della u xass'
ma zvlastne oddiely: chirur y h
vndtorne lek&rstvo, oSnS IN
stvo, koxns lekkrstvo atd
lek&rstvo sakladk - na 6istej M "
rodnejl vede ! preto - ~ r ~ q
pcchopitsl l,ne, e roxyo q q "a lIl Y
ntch We'd "A vsl' MN "a
krok lskfrstvas alkto yol M
~ prfrodnk vsay : ~ lil y n
n Kazilox lL Qs
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-09
0ZNAMENIE tD0M GfsLA 3oS
IKSJ. ma STEELTON.

Ctenf bratia, touto cestou vam
oznamujeme a zylaste tym 1dom.
ktorl malo kedy sa zdcastnui6
nasich sch6dz, ze ma minulei
sch6dzi bolo pojednavan6 ohl'a.
dom kalendarov, ktore vydava
nasa organizacia. Ma tejto sch6-
dzi bolo odhlasovane a prijate, ze
ktorykol'vek I'D 81 ziada mat
tento kalendar ma buddci rok
1888, aby sa hlasil ma spolkovej
sch6dzi do bud1ceho oktobra a.
lebo al pisomne ma br. AnG- ia
Panda, ktoreho adresa je 1910
Second Ave-, Youngstown, Ohio.
Mill bratia, preto VAN to touto
cestou oznamujeme, ably ste sa Q
tom kazdy doznali. Chceme vam
vZdy vSetKym q d0Dre vySluzlt'
A preto Haste sa kazdy jeden do
oktobrovej sch6dzi, lebo potom
az musfme poslat' objednavku
nasej tlaciarni. Myslfme, ze aida
kazdy id sa m6ze do toho casp
dozvediet' a svoju povinnost' w
konat', aby potom ziaden I'D q
brat !nezazlieval dradu, ze on .
nicom neznal. Tiez kto 81 kalen.
dar bude ziadat', bude musiet'
al zaplatit' zan. a ME jako bolo
minuleho roku, ked' nasa poklad.
MICA mala ma kalendaroch vel'k1
ztratu.
Ufanne, ze 81 nasich SLOW po.
vsimnete q svoju povinnost'!! w
konate. Sine 3 dctou yasi bratia
Mattel Martinko, preds.
Andrej Panda, dctovnik
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-09
SI'olkove zpravy
UDIkYNAM sPoLKU sV. L'UD.
IUILY DO POZORNOsTI.

Spolok sv. I4'udmily, 6. 1926. I.
K. 81 z. J. oznamuje svojim i'd
kynam, ze ma Is. septembra O.
slavi me memo nasej patronky,
sv. L1udmily. TAX kazda ddkyna
mech sa zlcastni svatej spovedi
II. septembra a v nedel u rano,
1S. septembra 0 pol deviatej pri.
sthpi,me ku svatemu prijfmaniu
Pretoze bude "a mas sl1zena sv
omsa, tax sa z1castnime jak '
najvacsom pocte. s 1ctou
Maria Hizmay, zapisnicka
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-09
PIKNIK SLOW. EvANJ.
JEDNOTY.

Klub SLOW. Evanj. Jednoty v
Youngstown usporiada vel'ky
piknik ma nedel u, IL. septembra
popoludni v krasnej zahrade pa
ma Antalfka ma South Meridian
Road (prvy dom vl'avo cd Ma
honing Ave.) Povolavame vset-
kych Slovakov Mahoning a i
nych okresov zabavit' sa s nami.
Ia dobrd zabavu rucf
4 vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-09
DOSTALI SINE TENTO LIST:

Ctenej Redakcii YoungstoNnskych Slovenskych No
vim.
Prosn Vas, ably ste laskave vysvetii lansingvill-
skym Slovakom Sovenkam re kto pisal tie dopisy O.
i'll adom p Geltcha uverejnen6 Vasich Y s. n pod
psane Jurajom Plascako ml ponevac pre- tieto dopi-
sy obvihovany som ia, nizej podpisany.
Skr tych dopisov ma schodz nasho Politickeho Klu-
bu strhla sa hrozna brka TAXA ktora presahovaa vse
tky hranice slusnos Marine som sa osvedci ze celou
Getchovou akciou ako al tymi dopisni som nema mic
do CINEMA, ze som tel veci neutrany Ako neveriaci
Tomas neuveril apostolom ked povedal co sa stale
co videli, neuverii ami mne moi spoubratia len
preto preto zadam Ct Redakcu ably tto vec vysvetla
Vyzaduje to zaujem pravdy spravedlvosti Ufam, ze
zladost mojej vyhoviete co Yam vopred srdeene
d'akujem.
Som iictou,
Juraj PaasGak starsi
Nasa odpoved': Vsetky dopisy zaezitosti b. Gel
tcha podpisan6 Jurajom Palascakom ndadsm, psal Ju
raj Palascak madsl Kto never mech pride do redak-
ce uka2eme m posedny dopis ktory nahodou este ne
bol odhodeny.
Pan Palascak mladsi je jednym tych slovensk5ch
Amerike rodenych mladhov, ktory ovlada slovenskl
rec sovomi plsmom tax dobre ze sa to len test, MOI
no. Dopisuje do tychto novin uz asi tri roxy.