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Evening star., 1932-06-05
Newman Is Heard From.
M. NEWMAN. popular travel talk

r M. NEWMAN. popular travel talk
er, one Of Washington's annual
entertainers, is nearing Europe, about
to terminate the most complete ramble
around the world, he claims, that he
has ever achieved. Fifty Thousand
miles Of travel Of the "high spots" are
being visited and photographed at their
best, including Egypt, India, ceylon,
Siam, Java and other tropical coun-
tries. which must be photographed dur
ing the Winter months in order to OBJ
tain real estate. Each country, from
the Holy Land to Japan at cherry
blossom time, will appear as 1t Is at
the height Of the season.
Human interest will be sustained
throughout the series by intimate pic
lures of life and people In all corners
of the globe.
Evening star., 1932-06-05
Ability Plus Luck.

A mn DvoRAK. 1s-year-old featured
player in THE Strange Love Of
Molly Louvain," rose from q minor
chorus job to her present position as
result Of four years of work and q
stroke of luck
Entering the permanent chorus Of
a major company's studio at the age
Of Is. she rose to the position of dance
instructress and thought she was def
nitely established, when Howard Hawks,
director of 1.-THE Crowd Roars," gave
her screen test for that picture. Fa-
vorably impressed, he cast her in an
important role opposite James Cagray.
and Miss Dvorak's ability as drannst.c
actress won her the chief femintsS Tl,
Of "The Strange Love Of Molly LOU
vain"
Her work in this picture has brought
Miss Dvorak several offers from the
leading producing companies in Holly
wood and another part in a Warner
First National production, "Competi-
tion," In which she will be featured
with Charles (Chic) Sale.
Evening star., 1932-06-05
Music Comes Back.

AFTER its eclipse for several years
music is returning to the talking
screen. The tapping Of chorus girls
feet and the tinkling of pianos as an
emigrant from Tin Pan Alley rakes his
keys in an effort to pep up a stolen
bit from Wagner can be heard. 1t was
to be expected.
In the early days, when motion pic
ture producers first discovered that
they could use dancing choruses, theme
songs and the other characteristics Of
light opera to good effect, 1t was over
done. Following Broadway Melody
and Show Boat" there were hundreds
OF back-stage stories and musical COM
edies on the screen. The public tired
quickly Of this and then producers
veered to the opposite pole, refusing to
use any music whatsoever in pictures.
Now a more sane balance has been
struck.
At the Metro o-Goldwyn-Mayer studios,
where Buster Keaton and Jimmy Du-
rante are making a new comedy,
Speak Easily" chorus of so girls is
rehearsing. for the musical numbers in
this story of professors experience
back stage. Durante's hilarious songs
are well known to New York night
clubs and vaudeville houses.
RED Headed Woman" featuring
Jean Harlow, required a chorus Of "a
for a night club sequence.
Marion Davies new picture. as yet
untitled. Is another film which will be
enhanced by musical numbers and
chorus work 1t is planned to incor-
porate into this feature several "Follies'
scenes.
Arthur Appel. an expert in the latest
Broadway dance steps and routines,
has been engaged bv Metro Goldwyns
Mayer to supervise the dance activities
for these films. His most recent work
was done for "The Wet Parade" The
night club scenes, employing singers
and dancers, were filmed with his as
siStance,
Evening star., 1932-06-05

Mr.. Russell incloses in his in
teresting letter a copy of the
movie batting average" for 1881,
which shows that out of 338 fea-
ture pictures recommended by
public groups 1T were recon-
mended for the family and the
627 short subjects show 564 were
for family audiences. Mr.. Russell
concludes by saying: 1T is evi-
dent from this impartial ap-
praisal of pictures by public
groups that there is not 'paucity
Of screen dramas suitable for
children and Mrs. Mirick may
corroborate these facts by COM
municating with Mrs. Thomas G.
Winter of the public relations
work of the motion picture in
dustry in HOLLYWOOD"
Evening star., 1932-06-05
BY PERCY HAMMOND.

- OMETIMES I think that Miss
Jane Cowl should be reprimanded
by the censors for the endanger-
~ ing way in which she dresses i'm
propriety in the livery of inno-
cence. If, as is frequently contended,
sin is detestable and sinners undeserv-
ing of esteem, Is she not a menace
when. in "A Thousand Summers" for
instance, she gives her recreant heroine
most Of the lofty attributes OF an
earthly saint? AS you watch her,
woman of the world, aged SO, romantic
over a boy of 81, you know that she Is
as fine a gal as ever you have met
polite, humorous, good looking, straight
forward and reputable. You respect
her for her determination to flee the
paltriness Of life in postwar London
and seek peace beside the lake beneath
the trees" in Wordsworth's land. You
approve Of her interest in the lad, with
maternal instinct; her amused pa
tience with his unsophisticated kins-
folk; her frank disgust with the habits
of q wicked lady friend. Her efforts
to preserve her suitor from the pangs
of puppy love meet with your approval,
and you are sympathetic with her own
dilemma as you see her hearkening to
the halo of youth. Miss Cowrs per-
sonification of the character encourages
you further to hold her in high regard
as a chaste and charming example OF
English womanhood.
As a consequence. in case you have
been reared in piety. you will be in
expressibly shocked at the revelations
that follow. Now both drama and life
teach us that 1t is possible for woman
to be erring and nice at the same
time and that she may sin and be q
lady still. But Miss Cowl's wantons
usually appear to be absolutely in
violabie in their rectitude- suffering no
ignoble penalties from their infractions
Of the moral code.
Therefore guardians wishing to 1nstill
their young charges with the fear that
sex undisciplined cripples the char
acter and impairs the soul should be
wary about taking them to see Miss
Cowl. Unless, indeed, they are wise
enough to suspect that poor Sheila
Pennington in "A Thousand Summers"
has ere now repented for running away
to Paris with her boy lover, and Is
tardily undergoing the deterioration
which is the wages Of sin. Since Miss
Cowl looks under SO and Franchot
Tone seems older than 81, the romance
now progressing At the oelWyH - less
pathetic than it might be otherwise.
At any rate it Is to be- attended princi-
pally for the smooth and hypnotic play
ing of the star. Shepard Traubs, one
of its sponsors, writes that he is "only
too we'll aware that We have not con-
tributed anything Of importance to
dramatic literature" That being the
case, perhaps I should not have wor-
ried so much about the harmful in
fluence of Miss Cowls performance
upon susceptible spectators.
y
OCCASIONALLY this corner wonders
~ If some OF its readers may not
be trying to. hurt its feelings. Let
tiers from Miss Greta Garbo's public
recently indicated as much. and now
come others Of similar trend from the
clients Of Show Boat" Mr.. Ziegfeld
Evening star., 1932-06-05
Jane COwl's New Drama
Gets Critical Attention
"A Thousand Summers" Has Strange Heroine
but the Star Makes 1t Worth While-Other
Notes of Broadway Stage.

gives it a failing by telegraph fol
ascribing Show Boats" music II
George Gershwin instead OF Jerom'
Kern. and numerous partisans Of bott
composers mail protests denoting {
sense Of evaporation. G.. L. Poppe, ont
Of Dennis Kings friends, seems bi
annoyed because it was said here tina
Mr.. King Is pre- eminent as a sof
singer of soft songs" That he be-
lieves to be deliberately nasty" lie
and he says so in the appended docu'
ment:
To the Editor: Mr.. Percy Ham,
mond, in writing about Dennis King
in Show Boat" has made remark
that, in my opinion, makes the
newspaper in which it is printed
slightly ridiculous. To quote: "Mr.
King, who is pre-eminent as a soft
singer of soft songs, lifted his voice
pleasantly In the ballads assigned
to him." Can such remark be
explained in view of the fact that
Dennis King became famous as
Francois Wilton [sic], singing ''The
Song Of the Vagabonds" In THE
Vagabond King? Did Mr.. Ham
mond ever hear Mr.. King sing THE
Song of the Vagabonds"? If he did
not he should not admit it. If he
did I am forced to believe that he
was being deliberately nasty and
most ridiculous in calling him pre-
eminent as soft singer OF soft
songs. He has never been that. In
all his stage and radio work have
never heard him sing softly soft
song. I have heard him sing with
depth q tender ballad-but I could
never describe Gsic] him as a soft
singer Of soft songs.
Even If critics delight in being
nasty they should not deviate so far
from the truth as to say that the
man who became famous for singing
with unusual spirit a spirited song is
pre-eminent as soft singer of soft
songs. G. L. POPPE.
$50 Fifth avenue, New York
City. ..,. ... .
The insulting words, soft singer O.
soft songs" are hereby. eaten, and IL
their place Mr.. Poppes description
substituted. Thus, Mr.. King Sing!
with depth tender ballad" not sof
songs softly. In the hope that it viii
further pacify Mr.. Poppe the informa'
ton Is given him that there Is no ~
IN tQe laSI Syllable OF tluOuS 3 name.
\ X X
IN the last act of Bridal Wise" ar
l infant In its night clothes oficiate.
at the reconciliation of its parents WHIT
have been rent asunder by divorce
But that need not damn the play com
pletely, for it Is not the old-time angl,
child that effects the reunion, but {
youngster proficient in all forms O
juvenile ,depravity from toy pistols tt
the Bronx salute. This baby-ruf1iar
occupies much of the plays attention
being prominent in both its sentimental
and It's humorous manifestations
Oddly enough, he does not grow weari
some, because, perhaps. he is actet
with the unerring instinct common t,
seeding players by casual artis
named Jackie Kelk. He and his pal
impersonated even more naturally b,
Raymond Bishop, Negro lad. he'll
Miss Madge Kennedy and James Rennil
to make Bridal Wise" q temperatel,
amusing warm-weather absurdity.
Evening star., 1932-06-05
Gentry Shows Tomorrow

GENTRY BROS. SHOWS, with their
" animal actors, which have been de-
lighting large audiences. composed
largely of women and children. on
various locations during the past week,
with ever increasing patronage, will
close their local engagement tomorrow
at the site on G street between Eight
eenth and Nineteenth streets southeast.
The Gentry shows, which have been
OF the road for many years, have ever
been Joy and delight to the youngsters,
and their patrons Of other days re-
inforced by the boys and girls Of the
present generation have given them
Q warm welcome on their return and
1t is said, have made their stay here
highly successful engagement.
Evening star., 1932-06-05

An imposing sup
porting cast in
cludes a new ro-
m a n tic leading
m a n, Laurence
Olivier, and Irv-
ing Pichel, Zasu
Pitts. Julie t t e
Compton, Iren e
Pure ii, Joyce
Compton, Flor
ence r o b e rt S ,
Nance O'Neil and
Emmett King.
Westward Pass
sage" Is taken
from the novel by
Margaret Aye r
Barnes.
In addition the
Evening star., 1932-06-05
Stage and Screen Attractions This Week

NATIONAL Steps OUT Opens tomorrow
evening
GAYETY-Hindu (burlesque). Opens this afternoon
ON THE SCREEN.
KEITHS-"Wesward Passage" This afternoon and evening
Observation-Disclosures Dances" This afternoon and
evening
RIALTO-"Fame of Mexico" This afternoon and evening.
LOEWS FOX-New Morals for DID," This afternoon and
ming.
EARIEstranpe Love of Molly Louvan" afternoon
evening
PALACE-"As You Desire Me-" This evening"
COIUdBIA-Grand afternoon and evening 230
$500.
Evening star., 1932-06-05

OCCASIONALLY this corner wonders
" If some of its readers may not
be trying to- hurt its feelings. Let
tiers from Miss Greta Garbo's public
recently indicated as much. and now
come others Of similar trend from the
clients Of Show Boat" Mr.. Ziegfeld
Evening star., 1932-06-05

- OMETIMES I think that Miss
- Jane Cowl should be reprimanded
by the censors for the endanger-
. ing way in which she dresses i'm
nrnnrietu in the livery of innO.
Evening star., 1932-06-05
KEITH'S-"Westward Passage

//V Westward PASSAGE" a
n drama of love divorce,
wv starring Ann Harding, is
now at R-K-O Keith's,
presenting the popular
star in the type of role that brought
her recognition from all classes of pic
ture-goers Robert Milton, who di-
rected Devotion" also performed this
important task in Westward Passage"
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-27
oTvoR1 sA ZNovU AsPoN JEDNA NAssKYCH
BANK?

Teraz, ked' mas znovuotvorila Dollar banka
eoskoro otvorl City banka, prichodi nam
spytat: Otvori znovu hoclen edna nasch sloven-
skych bank?
Y "Obrane' SINE cital zpravu, ze Pcsck State Bank
vScrantone podl noveho ocenea e cennost1 dla pa
nujucich cien, ma maetku So 945 SO zavazanos
"a $3,992, ,55093, co je II centov kazdy dollar.
neprajnik uzna, re 72c dollar, "a dnesnych pome
row. e vysoke perceno. Lebo tn majetok banky Dol
neny podla terasich cen cennych paperov zaviazano
st banky s tie ste, ako belly pred jej zayretm Takv
blizky pomer majetku zavazanostiam je mozny len
preto re Bosak State Bank mala pomerne vysoky "a
ladnJ kapita velke rezervy nerozdelene zisky Inac
pcmer by cekom naksie vyzeral
Ked' vezmeme do povahy, re dnes temer ziadna BAN
la Spo Statoch by nemohla, dla terasch Glen, vyka
zat ep STAY neil zavreta Boskova banka, myslime re
by NAL urobit pokus ej znovuotvorenie. Nepozna
pennsylvanske bankove zakony, ale keby ia banka
bola Ohio, jej otvorene by sam stat napom0ho
Dosal' pocuvali SINE len bedakanie znechut ujtce
poznamky nase zavrete fnancn6 ustanovizne radi
by SINE pocut' teraz povzbudzujdce.
| hocer jedna znovuotvorena slovenska banka bude
znact mnoho pre- nasu budncnost'. .%@
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-27
dolarov ma stavbu opravu budov bez

skytla by niony doarov stavbu opravu budov bez
vydavkov pre- Madu #a'4.
k) Finansna pomoc podobe pozitiek Cd Rekon-
strukcnej Korporce tax m station, ktore s z e VISTA
financovat pomoc nlzdnym.
y Rozsirenie authority Rekonstrlkcnej Korporacie
nelen poskytovanie pozicek zabezpeky prenysu,
ktory chce udrzat alebo rozrt zamesnanie, ale al
dalie rozsrovane kreditu vydanie svoich vlastnych
zabezpiek az do $3ooooooOOo, takze by mola napoma
hat prmy produkujucu'' pracu po celej krajne, ako
vereineho, TAX siikromneho charakteru.
Prezident Hoover podrobne zapodieva otazkou
podnkana veIkych verejnych prac logcky prichadza
zaver ze len prmy do1asadce prace sa 1najn preva-
dza al prevadzaju. Mezi tie zahrnute SD take mo-
sty, "a priechod ktorych sa platl poplatok.
Kongres by NAL pojednavat prezdentovych navr-
hoch elm skorse prjat nenovite zakon tel morgice
dskontujucej vladnej banke. Tou by staveby priemy
sci OIL dial zamestnanie mnohym tislcon Tiez by bol
urobeny koiec nasnemu odpredavaniu farienn domov
privadzaniu zobracku palcu statisiccli obcanov
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-27

81 dlhorocnym stradanfm nado-
budli; treti, re platili dlhe roxy
spolok ze ho teraz ma stare dni
utratili a su i taxi, co s krvaca-
j1cim srdcom volaj1 pomoc,
lebo vrchnost' ide i'm vraj diet
ky vziat' do "dobrocinneho" d
stavu poslat'. Smutny je to obraz.
Zalostne je to polozenie. Museli
by ste byt' ozaj dreva, alebo
kamena, keby ste ten priblizuj1-
ci sa strasny ohen nehasili. Nuz,
hore sa! We'd ide 0 nasu krv, o
kvet nasho naroda. Pod tie, poma.
hattie hyn1cej svojeti!
JAN A. KOCUR,
tajomnik SLOW. Ligy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-27
60 RoB1rq KAN sA 0 poMoc oBRAT1fY

hnevu GO raz to silnejsie ozyva-
jn sa a otriasaj1 oyzdusim. Me-
dzi touto hladom q chorobou u
'morenou armadou sd take tisl-
ce i nasich rodakov. z vyrazu
ich tvari mozno yyGitat', ze sil
najophstenejsfmi najbiednejsi-
mi. Ubohy Tudu! Ty 81 naozaj
odkazany len sam na seba. Tvoje
rany nema kto obviazat'. Teba po-
znajl mocnl len vtedy, ked' tyoj
HAS a gros potrebujd. no cudzim
sa MET 60 'cudovat If nechcd u.
pustit' Cd stojho sfarsho zvyku.
Cole vsak poyedat y nasieh' !
VeI'ka rdfostr ia ma krno chuje,,
ked na tomto naieste 1apfsat'
4 muslin, ze medzi nami Slovakni
tsest' vynimkan) prAve \ tejto
nebezpecnei dobe pozorovat' mo-
|zno pol l'utoyaniaho odn1 chladnost
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-27

Zavftalo jaro. Slniecko sa ma
drahe svojej povysilo, zem rozo-
hrialo. Teply juzny vetrik povie-
va a P1bezn1 vonu kvetin po nj
vach roznasa. Listie stromov v
majovej zefeni skyie sa ma slnku.
d ldeina jasa omladenym zivo-
tom. Krasne, milo je prirode.
No, utrapeneho otca a ustaroste-
ND matku maIo tea tato jarnaI
krasa. Precof Preto, ze S jaropl
spojena nadej ma l'ahsie, potesi-
.tel'nejSie easy neprichodi; ra-
dost unika . miesto jej zaujima
.t'azka starost' D neistd bndilc-
most. veru, zls sd easy, yeI'mi
zIe.
Miiiony Yudi bez rozdielu po.
volania a stavu 50 sklonenon hla-
Won, prazdnym zalddkom tacka
50 hore-dolu. ykriky bol'u 3
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-27
MAGAZfN o sTREDNEJ
EUROPE,

Dostali SINE prve cfslo maya
zinu The Central European Re-
view, vychodiaceho Pittsburghu
nakladom The Central European
Publishing CO., 342 Boulevard of
Allies, Pittsburgh, Pa. Je to ma
gain 48 stranach s peknou O.
balkou a s1 nom clanky Q
Cesko+Slovensku, Juhoslavii a
Runlunsku, urcene pre- obchod-
ne, priemyselne a turisticke kru-
-hy. Predsedom vydavatel'stva je
Payel Black, obchodnym sprav-
com Jan S. Karcis. Predplatne je
$3.50 ma rok, do Kanady q Euro
py $500. Jednotlive cislo 25c.
Magazin je pekne vyhotoveny
clanky sd plsane dobre.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-27
It's toasted
vosa hrdeInd Protekcia
proti drdzdeniu : Proti kasru

nedbanlivost' ku hyndcej svo-
jeti. - Pravda, ysetci sme chu-
dobni, svojho mozol'ne zasluzene-
ho grosa j sami nadmieru potreb-
nj Ale we'd neziada sa cd mas
mnoRo, mech len kazdy z mas da
toPko, kol 'ko dat moze a sosbie-
ra sa dost' darov lasky ma pomoc
frpiacej svojeti.
aiSJe priamo skPucuj1ce pre- zivi-
tel'a pocetnej slovenskej rodiny,
sked vidi, akoo sa staraju vodco-
ssMa inyeh nanGdnosti svojich'
prlslusnlkov, ako dbaj1, ably ami
jedon strom, .ani jedon kvet v
zahrade ich naroda neuschnul,
nezvadnul. dSs
aA Go nasig d&iA
0HSkdmajte svoje svedomie. Po.
ratajte sa salpi so sebou. Postav-
te sd pred sud svojho svedomia,
polozte ma vazku svoje ciny; ale
oci mu dobre zaviazte, hrubym
slovenskym platnom, aby nevide-
10, Gle skutky sa vazia vid tie
ci vase ciny "a l'ud len max
prevazia ten jazyeek decimalky
ia nes1dim, aby som nebol side
ny mech sud- kazdy. Len 8 to sa
bojim, ze pri vsetkej vasej dobre
| sriadenej samolaske, budete mu-
siet' mnohf uznat', lie ste voci
biede l'udu hrali zastoj ME mi
losrdneho samaritana, ale zastoj
zidovskeho levitu. Nejdem mnoho
hoyorit'. We'd vykaz darov lasky
ukazuje, kto miluje l'udsa kto len
sam seba. No, nem6zem este, 5 hi
bokym b6pom srdca, nespome-
nut, ze jestli So budete i mad "a
lei tax chladne diyat' ma zalost-
ne polozenie nasho pudu te-
dy je tu po slovenskom naroda
nom zivote.
'Vodcovia Pudu! Pozrite, 20 pisu
zial 'om zroneni otcoyia q mat
Ky Jedni sa st'azuju, ze boli w
hnanf I doinov, lebo nemohi pla-
tit najomne; druhf ze pre- ne
platenie dani prisli 3 dom, ktory
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-27
HoovEROv PLAN PRoTI DEPREsII

Spojenych Statoch bolo podane uz nmoho navrhov
odstranene depresie navratenie blahobytu ale kaz
dy ten nvrh NAL dajak zakladn chybu takze nemohol
byt Maden mich prevedeny. Jedne prezdentov navrh
zalozene Fnancnej Rekonstrukcnej Korporacie Dol
do zivota uvedeny dokazal hoe ME navrattel'o 'om
blalobytu ale zaiste dobrou brzdou proti daEiemu
padku Tejto Rekonstrukcnej Korporacii treba dako-
vat re zavieranie bank uz temer cekom prestalo
stava ch znovuotvaranie.
KedHe sa toto prezidentovo dielo tax osvedcuje
may zaujem vzbudily aisle jeho navrhy pre- zlepse-
ME hospodarskych pomerov Prezident, odpovedajuc
Americk6mu Spoku Civinych Inznierov ktory odpor1-
cal zapocate velkych verejnych saveb krajine, ma
vrh toho spoku zavrhnul udajc ze stavbou zsk nedo
uasadcch ciest budov by krajna dostala este do
horsieho posavenia, neil axiom e teraz hned' nato
podava svoje navrhy. Tieto su:
a. Rtchle, cestne zbalancovane vladneho rozpoctu
drastickym s1lfzenfm menej potrebnych vydavkov mi
nimalnym zvySenim dan1.
b. Vyhn1t' vydavaniu d'alsich pokladnicnych CEN
nych papierov co je zakladom narodnej medzinarod
nej dovery, na ktorej spociva zamestnanost. '
q Pokraeovanie praci Rekonstrukenej Financnej
Korporacie, ktora premoha fnancne tazkosti tiscch
ma]ych bank nvolnila kred posinla budujuce p0ze-
kove spoocnosti postarala sa kredit farnarom po-
skytla ochranu trnstovym usanoviznam podporia fl
B nanenii pevnotu ze9eznic.
Us a Rozsirenie kredtu FederaInymi Rezervnymi BAN
kaIni.
III OfganlzoVane pretlumaceme tycnto kredltoV 40
skutocnosti pre- obchod verejne telesa.
% - Nepresajne plicinovat eposilnit zaklady agri
kultury
81 PokraGSvat' takych verejnych stavbdch, ktore
nnensujd nezamestnanost neuladajl aisle bren,ena
ma danov1nkov neprnucuju vladu d'alsemu zadlzo-
Yaniu sa . i. .. ss*s
h) PokraGQEat narodnom individualnom flsilf
% lll'avu biedy. I'D
ilazavpdopeapa sdnoveh eho. pracoyneho tyzdha vo
BVladeeo by pd pfeRNst 100 pO0 zanestnar
tcoy dodaao Dy 10000 terajsen4l poctu.
vynesenE zak5na norgice diskontujdcej banke,
ktora by zaehranila domoy od exekcie po
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-27
v CLEvEIANDE "a PRACUJE

Ford Motor Company zadala Y
Cleyelande objednavky viacerym
tovarfiam ma ciastky pre- 100000
automobilov, nasledkom coho tie
tovarne, zamestnavajdce par ti-
sic robotnikov, idd teraz plnou
silon. Objednavky ma ciastky pre-
d'alsfch 200, 600 automobilov bu-
dn zadane u tych spolocnostf Y
kratkej budilcnosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-27
Stvrt' miliona hladn5ch Y Pesti.

v Pesti vysla tlacou katolickej
Charity kniha soznamu chudob-
Inych q hladujdcich. Podl'a nej
244,O 700 pestianskych rodfn je
|6S, 900 bedarov. Tisfce obyvate-
Toy hlavneho mesta Mad'arska
Ibyva Y bldach, vlastnorucne zbu-
.dovanych, sta q! sta ich nocuje
pod sirym nebom Wac ako
stvrt' milional nena 20 dat do
i1ist.