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LEC|0NNA|REs STAGE GREATEST PARADE EVER
 WITNESSED PORTLAND

PORTLAND, Ore, Sept, 14,-The greatest parade ever witnessed in this city passed the traditional point of review Tuesday when thousands of Legionnaires, attend ing. the American Legion Conven- tion here, marched for four hours. It is estimated 5O0,OO0 people wit messed the great spectacle.
 Seventy-five bands and 30 drum corps were in the parade as we'll as scores of Auxiliaries, Posts, floats of all description and hundreds of automobiles.
 The convention convened today, after the Tuesday holiday, and it was expected many resolutions of paramount importance will be pre- sented. Among theese will be the resolution protesting the eviction of the Bonus. Army from Washing ton and censuring President Hoover for the order; and the resolution favoring repeal of the 18th amend ment.
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THREE WILLS WERE
 LEFT BY PAUL BERN

HOLLYWOOD, Sept, 14,-Anoth- CT mystery has been added to the recent suicide of Paul Bern, nov ing picture producer and husband of Jean Harlow, when it was dis closed three wills were left in a safety deposit box.
 Two of the wills were made pub lie but the contents of the third have not been divulged. One will, drawn in June 1925, left a $2,500 annuity to Miss Dorothy Millette, the mystery woman in the case; the second will, made in 1927, left a similar bequest.
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FEDERAL DRY AGENTS
 RAID LEG|0NNA|RES

PORTLAND, Ore, Sept, 14,-As an aftermath of Tuesdays gigan- tic American Legion parade, Feder- al prohibition agents went over the top and into the 91st Infantry headquarters capturing a quantity of liquor and arresting the Legion bartender.
 Two other post headquarters were raided at the same time but the agents were repulsed without any casualties.
 At the 91st headquarters, 51 pints of something resembling hard liq- uor were seized, three gallons of the beverage known as white mule' and few bottles of other alleged 'slikker".
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DIED FUR ADVANCE
 OF MEDICAL SCIENCE

LOS ANGELES, Sept, 14,-Wil- liam Olsen, one of the eight Span lsh-American war heroes who vol untarily submitted to the bite of a stegomla mosquito contracting the dreaded yellow fever in order that scientists could study the dis ease, died here Tuesday.
 He was the last of the diseased ravaged comrades to die. The gov- ernment, about 20 years ago, con- ferred the Congressional Medal of Honor upon him at the time of his removal from the tropics to the United States.
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PLANE SIGHTED
 ENROUTE OVER ATLANTIC

NEW YORK, Sept, 14,-Pilot Will liam Ulrich took-off from the Floyd Bennett Airport early Tues day morning on a nonstop flight to Rome carrying two passengers, doctor and nurse. The flight is said to be made in honor and memory of Florence Nightengale.
 The SS. Winebargo wirelessed that it had sighted plane flying low and eastward and believed it to be the plane American Nurse" -Ulrich's plane miles south of Cape Race.
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AMATEUR GOLF TITLE
 STILL OPEN ANYONE

BALTIMORE, Sept, IA, The American Amateur Golf champion ship title is still open for anyone.
 Jack Fisher, the Pt. Thomas Mich, star, qualified in Tuesdays game, coming in two strokes under his nearest rival, Johnny Good man of Omaha, Neb. Fisher tied Bobby Jones' record for the 18 holes at 69.
 Jimmy Johnson of St. Paul, fail ed to qualify.
 Two favoriteS still in the running are Charles Seaver and Gus Nor gan of this city.
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10 c ON THE DOLLAR

LONDON, Sept. IA, European financiers will soon offer to the United States a cash settlement of one billion dollars for all the Allied debts, it was made known here on Tuesday. Under this plan Ameri- can tax-payers who largely paid for the World War, would receive about 10 cents on the dollar.
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POLITICAL H|CH-L|GHTs

"As Maine goes, so goes the Ma tion', so they say, and at Tuesdays election, Maine elected Democratic Brant for governor, the third time in the States history Democratic governor has been elected. * * * *
 Two of the three Congressional seats were also captured by Demo- crats in Maine.
 Democratic enthusiasm through out the country is in high spirits today and Republicans admit their defeat in Maine came as a great surprise and expect the result will cut down their vote elsewhere.
 * * *
 Governor Ross Sterling of Texas, filed suit for a recount in protest against Ma" Ferguson's vote.
 | *
 It appeared late last night that the Democrats were victorious in South Carolina with the leading Demo candidate leading his Repub- lican rival by 30,O00 votes.
 xx *
 Governor Hunt, Democratic gov- ernor of Arizona, is expected to win the renomination.
 Y
 President Hoover went into huddle Tuesday night with his henchmen to urge party leaders to at once set into motion all ma chinery" imparting to the public the issue involved in the campaign. The report was current in Wash ington Tuesday that the President may change his mind and go on countrywide speaking tour as his opponent, Governor F. D. Roosevelt is now doing.
 x k
 On board the Roosevelt specia, train Sept. 14,-Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt, Democratic candidate for President, who is speeding West on a special train on a country wide speaking tour, was highly gratified and elated at the appar- ent Democratic victories in Tues days elections throughout the na- tion.
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ADMIRAL EVANS SAILS

SEATTLE, Sept, IA, The SS. Admiral Evans, of the P. s. s. Co.,, sailed today for Alaska with 39 passengers. There are no passen- gers on board for Seward.
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STALIN DECIDES RESIGN

MOSCOW, Sept, 14,-Convinced that he is losing his power and control of Soviet Russia, Joseph Stalin is preparing to resign as dictator of the Russians. The an- nouncement follows on the heel of the discovery, in London, of a plot to a.ssasSinate him.
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THIRD WRECK IN WEEK

TOXIC, Sept, 14,-For the third time within a week Chinese ban dits derailed Manchurian train; five Japanese soldiers were killed and a number of passengers injur- ed, as well as robbed.
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CALEXICO, Sept. IA, The Port of Calexico was ordered closed at g o'clock at night instead of mid night, because of lack of necessity for the longer hours.
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E. w. Quigley, Solomon mining man, has his hydraulic plant oper- ating full blast.
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BASEBALL SCORES
AMERICAN LEAGUE


 St. Louis 9; Boston 4. New York 9; Cleveland 3. Chicago 4; Washington 1.
 NATIONAL LEAGUE Brooklyn 6; St. Louis 5. Chicago 3-2; New York 1-3. Philadelphia '; Cincinnati 1. Boston 3; Pittsburgh 0.
 PACIFIC COAST Missions A., Oakland 6. Sacramento ', Hollywood 8. Los Angeles 16, Seattle o. San Francisco 3, Portland 5.
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TANKS CIINCH PENNANT

NEW YORK, Sept, 14cThe New York Yankees" won the coveted 1882 pennant race when they de- feated Cleveland Tuesday.
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The Connors dredge in the Casa district began operations July 15.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-25
sPIsIAK RIADITEL'oM MAI
VAtsEJ BANKY v CINE.

Fl : + Z - I
q Prahy ozllanlujl: Ked name
v ruke cinskn bankovku pod o
znacenfm vydavatel'a Bank OF
Indoehina cftanie nasIedoyny pod
pis: HI Sander. Tento H
Sander dozi1 sa skyeIej kariery
a dnes Je hlaynym riaditeFom
najvacsieho cinskeho penazneho
lstayu. Hugo Sander sa p6yodne
menoval Steinlardt . jeho prf-
buzni este dnes zijH vo Spisi.
Sander narodil sa. v Poprade. Y
mladosti dostal sa do Pesti, kde
ho yychoval isty William Roman.
Ia svetoyej vojny narukoval
dostal sa do ruskeho zajatia. Cd
tial' utiekol do Ciny a stal sa L.
radnlkom Bank of Indochina. Ia.
cal $ 40 dolarovym platoon, nau-
ell sa dokonale cirlsky a "a kra-
tko stal sa prokuristom, potom
miestodrzitel ON a cd troch ro-
kov je hlaynym riaditel'om tej-1
i to banky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-25
VYDIERAL PODPORY PRE-
NEZAMESTNANYCH,

Obyvatelia okresu Rimavskej
Soboty boil znepokojovani w
hraznymi listami, ktorych pi-
satel' vyzyval zamosnejsich OBJ
canov ku slozeniu vacsich penaz-
nych obnosov ma urcite miesto
V pade nesplnenia poziadavky
vyhrazal sa pisateP bombami,
granatmi nicenim majetku. Sta
tina policia cetnictvo zahaiily
patranie a konecne pristihnuty
bol isty Juraj Gonda pusty
kruzno, ktory sa prave chystal
vyzdvihndt' istej trafike balfk
$ peniazmi. Zistene bolo, ze Con
Ga je pisatel 'om onych vyhraz-
'nych listov TAX bol dopravanI
ku statnemu zastupitel'stvu V r.
Sobote.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-25
sTRASNE NAsLEDKY NEzA.l
MESTNANoSTI.

AXE sd nasledky hospodarskej
krizy a nezamestnanosti robotni-
ctva alebo sluzobnictva hospodar
skeho, ukazujd nam tn skutocne
udalosti jednej chudobnej obce
ia hornej Grave.
Uz dlhsl cas- bolo obyvatel 'stvo
obce znepokojovane kazdodenny-
mi kradezami. Mizly sliepky, hui
sy Il niektorych gazdoy zmizlo
mnozstvo omasty, zrna, satstya
atd'. Po pachatel'och sa patralo
usilovne, konecne Is. febr. sa po-
darilo prist' ma stopu pachate-
Pom, ktori boil hned chytenl.
Pachatelia sa PRIMAL Boil to
vsetko mladi chlapci, lebo ami je-
den Mich nemal 20 rokov. Oby-
vatel ami netusilo, ably V
tychto chlapcoch bola- TAXA od-
hodlanost', poduj1mat' sa na ta-
keto ciny. We'd ich rodicia s1 po
ctiv1 obGania. PRIMAL sa, re mali
V umysle 'alej pokracovat' V
tejto nepoctivej praci. Vsetky u
kradene veci najdene boly zako-
pane V jednej jane, pri byte jed
noho tychto kminov. Tato tlupa
pozostavala 70 styroch. Traja z
tychto nemaju vobec co vlozit do
list, nemajt ami ziadneho majet-
ku ich rodicia si1 odkazani ma
milodary spoluobcanov. Q zamest
mani tn ami slychu podpore
ami ziadnej spomienky. Kedysi
zamestnavali chudobnych chap
GOV rol'nici. Dnes kazdv roFnik
III adj na to, ably sa mohol zao-
bist' bez sluhu, lebo pre- vysoll1
poplatky nemocenskej poist ,ovne
ME je vstave gazda vydrziuyat
sluhu. Ones mnohi mladenci a
dievcata, ktore sluzievali u roll.
nillov, sedia donna ia t'archu ro-
dicov. ---
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-25
ZAHADNA VRAZDA VO
VRBOVOM.

Ma kopanici yo Vrbovom nj.
trianska) na statku, zyanom Fai-
norova, doslo k zahadnemu zlo-
cinu. Pred niekolko dilami uni.
fla tam manzelka tamojsieho ga
zdu Stefana Fajnora. Prfpad bol
oznameny cetnlctvu, ktore po do
kladnom patranf objayilo jej mrt
volu, utopenn v studni domu ga.
.zdu S. Fajnora. Cetnictvo zistilo,
ze gazda Fajnor zvlast' V posled-
nom case nezil shode so svojoll
1nladou zenou, preto je yazne po-
dozrenie, ze sa jej chcel zbavit'
Nasledkom toho Dol gazda "a
tknuty. Pri yysluchu vsak po-
prel ak1kol'vek ncast na smrti
svojej zeny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-25
VEL'KY POzIAR PRI TOPOL'-
CANOCH.

V obci Pazit pri V. Topol ca.
noch yyletel cerveny kohnt na
'gazdovstvo Jozefa Skolku zni-
ell cely rad hospodarskych sta.
Web, stohov dom. Hasici dar-
mo sa usilovali, ohen nemohli u
hasit'. Podarilo sa vSak ohen lo.
kaIizovat a TAX stlsedne hospodar
ske budovy boly zachranene. Sko
da Je vel'ka len nepatrna cia-
stka bude> poistenlm vynahrade-
na. Sud- sd, re idc podpalac.
stvo a cetnictvo je uz pachatel o.
vi na stope.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-25
POLOVICNA URODA MA SLO.
VENsKU PROTI URODE
v CECHACH.

Lanska liroda na Sloyensku ma.
sledkom povodni bola polovicu
mensia na hektar, ako v Cechach
Y Cechach urodilo sa ma jednom
hektare v metr. centoch: ozim-
nej pSenice 1876 ina Slovensku
7.D, jarnej psenice 1S.1 (74), o.
zimnej razi (zitaJ 1863 (8.5) jar
nej razi 1913 (7S) ozimneho jac-
mena 1876 (9.1), jarneho jacmena
1919 (9.5), ovsa 1870 $50, Yeas
nych zemiakov 1899 (75.4), pozd-
nych zemiakov 1863 (96.5), Gu
krovky BAL {1614), krmnej re-
pu 314.4 (1874), kapusty 209.0
f1477), d'ateliny 42.O (337).
Toto poroynanie, zistene ia "a
klade cisiel Statneho statisticke-
no uradu, svedci, re ma Sloyen-
sku najd6lezitejsfch plodin u.
rodilo sa o $50 percentov me-
nej ma jednom hektari ako v Ce-
chach. Menovite krikPavy je ten
to rozdiel pri psenici cukrov-0
Ike, kde priemerna lroda Ginila u.
mas o plnych 60 perceptov menej
proti Cecham. sDosledky tychto
eislic malys by 81 uyedomit ! vset-
ky statne tlrady a hlavne vlada.
Rol'nici ma Slovensku mali by po
zfvat' pre- vlanajsiu katastrofA-
nu ne1rodu vInimeeneho posta-
yenia TAX po strahke ul'aheenla
BREMEN, ako j pri zyePad'ova-
cich pomocnych akciach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-25
vYNkLEz KosIcKEHo
LEKkRA.

"Slov. vychod prinasa, ze le.
kar kosickej statnej nemocnice
dr. Markus dial 81 patentovat' Wy.
nalez takzvaneho dvojkomorove-
no ventilu, ktory ma umoznit
zjednodusenie a istotu pri lekar-
skych zakrokoch, spojenych /
translation krvi. Najvyznacnej.
Sou vlastnost'ou vynalezu je u
rychleny priebeh prenosu kryi
Vynalezca dostal uz niekol 'ko O
fiert domacich zahranicnych
toyarni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-25
sTRAsNY GIN ZUFALEJ
zENY.

Svatojursky (Bratislavska T.
trafikant Gabriel Hupka nebol
chudobnym clovekom. To nemoz-
no povedat'. Ako invalid dostal
k svojim vinohradom trafiku,
ktora ME je tych najhorslch. z
iej prijmov dalo sa vyzit'. Ale
Gabriel Hupka neyedel najst' roz
poctovii rovnovahu. Zacal minat'
Wac, nez mu dovol' 'ovaly jeho
prijmy. Rad sa zabavil vtedy o
dobrych kamaratov nebola nu-
dza, hlavne ked citili vo vackoch
Gabrisa nejake grose, nebolo mad
mich. Vysledok sa zacal ukazo-
vat v gruntovej knihe. Dom
prasknul vinohrady sa mu pre-
lialy cez hrdlo. Hupkova zena
chcela zachranit'. co sa este "a
chranit' dalo. Dohovarala mu, "a
le muz nechcel posluchnut'. Ked
sa poyadli so zenou, zavrel trafi-
ku a nestaral sa to, co tomu po-
vedia fajciari.
Ked' Hupkovej zacali prinasat'
zpravy, re jej muz chodi j "a i
nymi, rozhodla sa k radikalnemu
emu.
20. feb. okolo jedenastej pri-
siel G. Hupka domov. Zena mu
zacala dohovarat', slovo dalo slo-
vo a bola Z toho svada. Rozcule-
ma zena, ktora dl'a vsetkeho SD
na tento Gin pripravovala, chyti-
la hrniec rozpusteneho vreleho
luhoveho kamena vyliala no
muzovi medzi oti Ucinok Dol
strasny. Vrely luhovy kainen o.
kamzite vypalil oci Gabrisa Hup-
l1u, vlasy,. tvar, zrak a celia tvar
sa slialy V akysi beztvarny celok
"A Gabris Hupka sd syalil ia zem
a krical. Ma jeho pokrik pribeh-
Ii slsedia, zavolali lekara a Get
nikov. Cetnici zatvorili Hupkovil
a Hupku dali odviezt do nemoc-
nice. Tragicky pripad vyvolal yo
Sv. Juri velke vzrusenie hlavnc
preto, lebo trest ia yinu rodlcoy
pocltia tri nezaopatrene deti. O.
krem toho Hupl1ova ocakava pri.
chod stvrteho diet'at a. Vzhla
dom na to bola Hupkova prepu-
stena a vysetrovanie Sd povedie
proti nej ma slobode.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-25
sKoDoVKY DO cs. RUK?

.s & q
Viedenska kfest'. soc. Reich
post prinasa vel'mi zauj1mavil
zpravu nasich Skodoykach y sil
wise 5 prave odhlasovanou fran
c1zskou pozickou. Podl'a tejto
zprayy najprednejsia francuzska
firma, Schneider Creuzot, ma v
nmysle yzdat sa svojich podieloy
na s'kodovych zavodoch, lebo
cast francll1skej pozicky ma byt1
ponzita ma vylSilpenie franciiz-
4 skehof pedieln n skodosssh zayo-
1 doch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-25
PoLICAJNA PRElILIADKA U
STUD1TTov.

Policia urobila 3. a 4. marca i
Prahe podl'a zpravy Prayer a
bendzeitungu" prehliadky Y BY
toch niekol 'kych nemeckych stu.
dentov, prislusnikov strany me-
meckych narodnych socialistov.
Traja STUDENT boil predvolani ma
vysluch ma policajne riaditel'-
stvo. Uradna zprava 0 prehliad-
kach nebola vydana.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-25
HODZA ZAKLADA ,AUTONO-
MIsTICKU STRANU?

Ma Slovensku su takzv. ce-
choslovaci tax rozladeni cen
tralistickou vsetko hltaj1cou
Prahou, re idu zakladat' neod-
vislu slovensku rol'nicku stranu
autonomistickym programom.
Ma cele novel strany bude vraj
sam Hodza, doterajsi arci-centra-
lista cechoslovak.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-25
zAVRE1Y PRE- sPRENEvERU

Trestny senat v Uzhorode od-
sndil oficianta c.:sl. zeleznic z
Kosic Stefana Berzatskeho pre-
spreneveru $1,000 Kcs, ktore od-
cudzil nakladnej zeleznicnej po
kladnice uzhorodskej este roku
1880. Berzatsky Dol odst1deny ma
| a pol roka do vazenia nepod-
mienecne. Uvaznifi. no hned' po
rozsudku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-25

yak professor DIR. Stefan Bezak
Dol vykopnuty 2 hodnosti riadi-
tela. Ako sa dozvedame, Spolok
profesorov-Slovakov chysta sa ST
ce vydobyt' Bezakoyi zadost'uei-
nenie, ale to w nemenl ma pod
state veci, ze Slovaci musia ustu-
povat a vo svojom narodnom Sta
te preplst at miesta Mad arom.
Ia trinast' rokov mali Slovaci-
professor aspon til jednu amblciu,
ze ked na slovenskych skolach
su riaditel stva pred mimi zatvo-
rene, aspon na mad 'arskych sko-
lach mozu byt' riaditel mi. Teraz
je i tejto nadeji ambicii odzvo-
meme. A ako sa v kruhoch profe-
sorskych povrava, minister D6rer
ide vraj po svojej ceste d'alej, v
Bratislave ma mad 'arske gymna-
zlum a na obchodnu akademiu l.
de posadit tiez Mad d'arov "a ria
ditel 'ov.
Je to skutocne polozenie ztfale
a tragicke. Ma slovenske ustavy
neprlpust ajil Slovakov-profeso
rov "a riaditel'ov, lebo su vrai 50
statneho ceskoslovenskeho stano-
yiska nespol 'ahlivi. , Teraz az
al ma mad'arskych nstavoch "a
cinajd byt' aida nespol 'ahlivi?
Nespol'ahlivejsi SINE ako Cesi a
teraz uz i ako Mad ari Klesli
sme nizsie o jeden stupen, pod
Mad arrow, ktorych predsa ani
jeden nebude nam nikdy nprimne
oddanE, len pokiaf jeho osobne
zauJmy mu docasne tax diktujn.
Ma koho name my Slovaci Via
stne apelovat, ably sa j nam tro-
chu spravedlivosti dostalo? Do
teraz clovek aspon dufal, re ma
1ninistra Slovaka a re je v tom
ministrovi aspo1 trochu sloven-
sk6ho citu svedomia, ale teraz
uz i tato mala a malo poteSuj1ca
Utmost odpada. Darmo budeme
ukazovat', = ma Dir. Ivana Derera,
re bol predprevratovym Sloya-
kom, ze je 20 slovenskej rodiny,
ked' Slovensko toho nema mic
v0bec nic, okrem jedneho obyya-
tel,a, ktoreho reprezentuje jeho
osoba.
Pan minister dr.. Derer. nevie-
me, ci vyhadzovanie SIovakov z
nradov je pracou vasou alebo pra
ceu lneho, ale al ako minister al
ako Slovak "a take skutky, spa
dajuce do kompetencie vasho mi
nisterstva, mali by ste sa hanbit'
W.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-25
NOVA oKUPAcIA sLovEN.
SKA?

sloyak pise: Ako sa dozye-
dame 2 hodnoverneho pramena,
ceskl socialist Z Prahe nayerho-
vail asi 400 poktoyych pomocni
4 kov q 500 postovych poslov, kto
ryci1 cheh pomoeou hrata Fran
keho, inae nainistra post 4 telsgr
foy, vyexpedovat' "a Slovensko
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-25
MOVE LOzIsKA MASTKU MA
sLoVENSKU.

"sloyensky Vychod' prinasa
zpravu, ze ned 'aleko Slavosky pri
Rozhaye boiy objavene move To-
ziska pryotriedneho mastlxu, kto-
rg sa tam vyskytuje lunovi-
tVch kusoch, miestami stebelnate
ulozenych, vyznaeujilcich sa mi
moriadnou jemnost on, miernou
mastnost'ou, ohebnost'ou, a pruz-
nost,pu. q mastku sa robia insu-
Iatore.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-10-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Morrison and
Thelma motored to Bohemian Thursday
stopping a day in Butte to visit friends
Thelma is again entering the State Col
Iege at Bozeman this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs Otto Swartz of Rexford
were visitors at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Merlin Scott from Thursday till
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Waller are PLAN
ming to move into the Andy Campbell
home owned by Professor Day.
The Episcopal Guild will meet Fri
day, October Ia, at the home OF Mrs.
Weber with Mrs. John Morgan as as
sistant hostess.
Mrs. w. Sutherland motored Nellie
| Spaulding and Mrs Frank Coombs to
| Kalispell where Nellie took the bus to
| Missoula Nellie attended the State
| College at Bozeman last year but will
enroll in the university this fall.
| Sunday afternoon c. B. Graves, Ken
ME Graves and wife. and Mrs. Frank
Costich motored Nellie Graves and her
friend Cathryn Lanigan, to Kalispell
where the girls are attending school.
c. H. Belmont of Trego was bust
ness visitor in Eureka Tuesday.
Ray Frost returned to Eureka Sun
| day afternoon from his summers work
| in the Yellowstone Park.
Prof and Mrs. G. w. Day and family,
accompanied by Coach Stantus, were
picnicking at Fishpoint Saturday.
Paul Anderson of st. John, NJ D., is
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Pete Anderson.
Mary Alt has returned from Kalis-
pell where she had expected to under
60 an operation for appendicitis. The
operation will be postponed until the
last of the month.
Annie Hallv and her sister Mary
went to their home near Graves creek
for the weekend.
| H. L. Wright and daughter went to
Libby today to see his wife, who is in
the hospital there.
Two young hunters, Tommy Roholt
and Donnie Gilden, were exceedingly
| lucky in bringing home duck each
The Second Grade had 1000 attend
ance for the past week.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-10-06
SUPPLIES OF MERCHANDISE AXE
LOW.

During the past week two Libby
merchants have remarked TO US that
racantlv thew have been unable to OBJ
tain shipments of merchandise with
the usual promptness. One SAID snip
mants were as much as four and five
weeks late. They state the condition
has arrived that has been prophesied
for some time. Manufacturers have had
their plants either closed down or run
ming ON short time and iobbers have
been slow to stock up, with commodity
prices steadily decreasing. The ex-
,actad result IS now upon the country.
Industry is apparently manlfesting a
better feeling all over the nation, there
is more confidence, merchants stocks
are very low and they are beginning
TO buy. This greater demand tor mef-
chandise is finding manufacturers and
iobbers' supplies not large enough 10
take care of the demand. Hence the
delay in obtaining prompt shipments.
While this condition means some ex-
ASPIRATION and loss to the retailer,
news of its arrival is welcome be-
cause it means that idle plants Will
be started up again and more men
and women given employment. It is
the very thing the nation has been
praying for during three long weary
years,