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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-27
Parker Cops
Net LaureIs
BIZ United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, June 81. - frankie
Parker, 16-year-old Milwaukee
schoolboy, has established himself
as future Davis Cup material by
his brilliant showing in winning
the western tennis championship.
Parker, who has been playing
since he was 10, defeated Lester
Stoefen, blond California giant, in
the mems singles final Sunday at
the River Forest tennis Club, 2-6,
rs, GA, So. Parker's march to
the final included a defeat of George
Lott, ranked No. nationally, in the
quarterf1nals. Miss Catherine Wolf,
indianapolis, defended her womens
crown against Mrs. Dorothy Hack
of California today
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-27
Hoosiers Gain
Top Laurels

By Times Special
4 CHICAGO, June 27.-HooSier ath-
letes carried off major honors in
the preliminary Olympic track trials
here Saturday. Henry BrockSmith,
Indiana U. distance star, shattered
the American record of 1855 in the
1,500-meter run, covering the dis
tapce in 1889.
Charles Hornbostel of I. q. ran second
to Dale Let's in the 500 meters, and
Ivan Fuqua Crimson sophomore, won the
400-meters in 4s. J. c. Watson and
w E. Chaplain, both of I. U. ran one-two
in the 3.0o0-meter steeplechase. Tommy
Warne of Kokomo. Ind won the pole
vault with a leap of IS feet 35s inches.
Amos Abrams, Froebel Of Gary. Ind. high
school Negro hurler. won the 40o-meter
hurdles in :54.e. Noble Biddinger. /. o..
won the hammer throw at $50 feet Sig
inches. Wilmer Rinehart tossed the jave-
lin 20S feet inches. and Jimmy HATFIELD
OF 1. U. won the ll0-meter hurdles in
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-27
BIZ United Press


NEW YORK, June 27.-Gene
Sarazen, after nine long years of
Indifferent success along the worlds
golfing trials, has accomplished a
feat unique in the history of golf.
When Sarazen came out ahead
of the field in the United States
open Saturday it gave him his sec
ond major title of the season and
marked the first time that pro-
fessional ever has won the British
and United States open champion
ships in the same year.
Only one amateur ever has turned
the trick-Bobby Jones, who back
in 1880 not only won the two open
titles, but the British and American
amateur championships as well.
Sarazen tied the record estab-
lished by Chick Evans in 1916 at
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-27
STEWARD is CHAMP

George Steward defeated Victor
Gorton, Us, ST. 6-3, to win the
tennis championship of the Chris
tan Men Builders class of the
Third Christian church. Lester
Barnes and Bob Pogue battle Vic
Kelly and jess Martin for the dou-
bles title Wednesday at Tech courts
at D. m.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-27
SATURDAYS CAN
Turner's Place High

Indianapolis Turner's (Athe-
naeum) gained high honors in the
Midwest Gymnastic and Athletic
meet of the American Turner's at
Fit. Wayne. Twenty-six teams from
six states, including 600 individual
entries, competed.
:. The local mems team placed third with
81 points. Cleveland was first with ll2
and Detroit second with 96. Carl Klsfs
led the locals, being second in the deca-
thlon. sixth in the pentathlon and first
IN the pole vault. Ralph Benton also
starred.
The local wnmen's team was second
two points behind Akron o. They also
won the volley ball championship Miss
Charlotte Sputh was the focal star
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-27
Cubs Break Even With
Cards to Lose Top
SwetonCS Sensational Pitching; Reds Bow Twice
to Pittsburgh on Sunday
By UniicdPress


NEW YORK IA has
Pirates TO the of the National
Iner double victory the Reds Sunday
Buccaneers the after shutting
the Cubs and Braves for most season.
Thus the club which
and the leading pitcher finally
leading percentage Pittsburgh Chicago three
points.
For tWenylong
tom OF the league But the Corsas
and hung there during string of vic
tories
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-27
INDIANAPOLIS

- hunS DATED Observation-Disclosures. Turpeon
lovers 3,oy M z; West; 2 .Henline. FAX. Cold,
NAN NAN Wlngard. Sigafoos, Rosenberg. Rid
Siie 1nree-oase hlts-Sigafoos. TWo-baSe
ts-Knickerbocker. Powers Sacrifiee
i niIsS~F AZ Goldman. ,sigafoos. Double
VM5aiYS~ ". to Goldman: Goldman to
E MIngaro' Iurgeon to Knickerbocker to
sweeney; Left on bases-Toledo. 6: IN
9 GsII 10. Bases on balls~of Bur
Een; l; on Heying. 2; off Lawson. l: off
by Campbell /: by Craghead. BalkMi,aw..
son son J. Winning. pitcher-Craghead Los
ing pltcher-Heving Hits-Off BurweIl
n 4 "a; off Heying, in 4 innings: off
campbell. in 13 inning: off Lawson 2
IN i,1ri 80 innings: off Craghead, 5 in s. 8
n ni1I' Umpires-Goetz and Erwin. Time.
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COAOAACA pal n Ny GWlCc QIlNlllB the
sphere over the scoreboard.
Rookie Bill Thomas, right
handler, recalled from Knoxville re-
Gently, hurled the Indians to their
one weekend triumph, beating the
Hens in the second conflict Sunday,
3 to l, allowing five hits. The con-
test was cut short, to seven innings,
by the o'clock law. Thomas scat
tered the Toledo blows and the Wis
itors' one marker was chalked up in
the sixth when Pytlak, first up,
tripled, and registered on TwogoodS
long fly.
Rookie Starts Rally
Thomas worked in confident fash
ion, famed two and issued no
walks. The youthful hurler also
touched off the spark in the Hoo
sierS' winning rally in the fifth. He
combed Twogood for a single, ad-
vanced on Goldman's sacrifice and
scored on Hale's single after Fitz-
gerald famed Hale moved up on
Sigafoos single and scored on
Taitt's safety.
The other Tribe marker was reg
istered in the second stanza on a
walk to Rosenberg, wild pitch and
Riddles double.
The Sabbath lid-lifter was sad
blow to Hoosier hopes. The Tribes
men battled from behind a 5 to !
handicap and crept up gradually
tying the game in the sixth at 5
and 5. In the eighth Sigafoos tripled
and scored on Riddles single, and
that made the count, to 5, Indian
apolis.
Entering the ninth with the one
run advantage, Goldman threw out
o. Hale and the fans relaxed, fig
uring the battle was in. Suddenly
there was a moan. Henline topped
the ball for roller in front of the
plate and with plenty of time to
retire the batsman, Riddle threw
the sphere into right field and Hen
line scanpered all the way to third.
Squeeze Play Works
Manager Falk batted for Crag-
head and Pytlak ran for Henline.
The Hen chief hunted and the
squeeze play worked, Pytlak scoring
with the tying marker. Heving, on
the Tribe mound, lost control, passed
both Knickerbocker and Turgeon
and Powers doubled, scoring the two
runners. West kept the rally hot
and scored Powers with a single.
Archie Campbell relieved Heving and
was Socked for a single by Sweeney
before striking out Winegarner to
retire the side. Final score, 9 to 6,
Hens.
1t took only two innings to put
the Hens over, five runs scor-
ing in the fifth and four in the
ninth. The Hens took Saturdays
game, to 3, collecting sixteen hits.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-27
SKEEBALL LEADERS

The twelve high scores last week
at the Riverside skeeball alleys
again found Carl Granneman top
ping the list, with a 440, while a
number of the women bowlers post
ed creditable counts. The dozen
best follow:
Carl Granneman, 440; Sarah Mitchell.
$40; Laura Fryberger, 340; Beulah Taught.
$40; Muriel Harvey, 800; Pearl Kinley,
800; Dorothy Ball. 800; Ed Luessow. 800;
Martha Harmon 300
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-27
URBAN WINS GRIND

Ray Urban. former Butler U.
track star. captured the second leg
of the Indiana-Kentucky A. A. U.
two-mile sseeplechase championship
at Broad Ripple Sunday
Carl Felter Of Butler was second
and Homer Cornell of the Blue
Devils, third. The time was 1910.
Forty-seyen runners finished.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-27

bros the victims OF their wrath. Inc Birds invade
the stadium tonight to open three-game series and
the Hoosers can tie the Buckeye mauers for second
place by annexng the opener. 1t will be ladies
night at the Tribe park and if the weather clears the
club officials will be prepared to entertain capacity
throng Women will be admitted free to the bleachers
and to the grand stand for 10 cents which represents
uncle Sans amusement tax. In other words, women
Tree, plus tax" Action will start at 8:15
Other struggles with Columbus will be afternoon
tits Tuesday and Wednesday with hostities starting
at O'clock The Birds have heen hard q handle
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-27
CITY NETTERS WIN

Hawthorn Tennis Club defeated
Anderson in a team match here
Sunday, 5 to l. Muriel Adams, local
girl star, defeated Frank Meeker OF
Anderson in the feature match. Vim
cent Meunier, Bobby Ryker, Chick
Ertel and Dan Morgan were other
local winners.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-27
ADAMS. O'NEAL CLASH

Jack Adams and Speedy O'Neal
will tangle in the one-hour time
limit feature event on tonight's rain
or shine wrestling program at Broad
Ripple. Two other events also are
on the bill,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-27
CARDS RETAIN STREET

"Ole Sergeant" Signs for Fourth
Year as st. Louis Pilot.
By Times Special
ST. LOUIS, June 27.-Gabby
Street will be back at the helm of
the st. Louis Cardinals again in
1888. 1t will be the fourth season
for the "Ole Sergeant" He was
signed by President Sam Breadon
of the Cards.
During Streets term, the Card
inals have won two pennants and
the 1881 world series.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-27
Rain Fails to Halt Start of
District Golf Title Tourney

A steady downpour of rain greet
ed the first quartet of starters in
the annual indianapolis Distric:
Golf Association tournament today
at Highland, but failed to dampen
their enthusiasm and they played
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-27
TALKING
1T OVER
BY JOE WILLIAMS

NEW YORK, June 27.-All the
~ titsns of sport have not gone
over the hill There is, for instance,
Gene Sarazen. current holder of the
British and American open golf
championships. You must list him
with the immortals OF the game.
along with Vardon and Hagen and
Jones and the rest of the all-time
greats.
At the present moment the stockv little
3O-year old Italian who got his start As
caddy up in the Westminster hills un
ouestionably is the greatest golfer IN the
world Rating him of his 1892 form. il
may DC that ne never had an equal
certainly no other golfer ever PLAYED
s smsshn me 28 sr aSd 9psn with bs.
later IN the American open with 2se. a
sQtal edualed only once in the long
book golf golf that even Bobby Jones at
ms best never surpassed
sa HOW would , Jones have Jared against the
telling Of course but Jones, spectator
At the Fresh Meadow carnival had his
1T looks as If didn't quit any too
For this Mussolini Of the midiron has
i Il praeticsqp9 ms game 70 point where
n
ZONES will be remembered as long
- as golf is played for the grand
slam he achieved in 1880. That was
the year he won both tn British
open and amateur and both the
American open and amateur. The
real test was in winning the two
opens.
think 1t will be generally agreed
that Sarazen would have had no
difficulty in equaling this accom-
plishment if he were eligible to play
in the amateur tournaments. My
personal belief is that it wouldn't
even be close-I am assuming, of
course, that there would DO no Jones
in the field.
Ssrszens finishing performance was the
ecstatic stun of which buffers dreams are
made. Starting his last round he needed
course Shooting Ga a' al a gSS' Time e"i IS a. a
supermans assignment With the ma
tional championship hanging in the bal
ance 1t is an imposibility. Except, in this
instance. it wasn't
. On the contrary. it was very simple
Sarazen made it look simple by scoring a
66-the lowest round ever scored in the
open. OF all the miracles of sport. this
%, scored under pressure in the world S
toughest golf test. must rank close to
I know Of no one in sports with a finer
competitive temperament He is what the
o o3ys call money PLAYER" When the
a missed shot or bad round never
hothers him. He. Started the final day
five shots back of the leaders He had
scored Q miserable rs for his second round
He hadn't been much better the day be-
fore. shooting a "a
| sat around with him and some Of the
other PLAYERS in the grill room before he
went home to rest for the closing day as
sault. He was totally at ease. utterly un-
concerned. Someone suggested that five
shots was a big handicap.
Not Il YOU don't worry about them"
he answered
How little he worried is reflected BY
those two finishing rounds which included
run of twentv-eieht consecutive holes in
100 strokes. or precisely twelve under even
fOurS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-27
Gossip of the Indians

A COSTLY wild throw by Siga-
L N foos started Bill Burwen on his
way in the fifth of the first game
Sunday. Banking the Hens for
four innings, Burweu was touched
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-27
How Tribe Is Batting
SUFFER- COLLEGE CHAMP

By United Press
HAVERFORD, Pa, June 81
Cliff Suffer- nationally known Tu-
lane U. star regained the national
collegiate tennis title, defeating
Bryan Grant, University of North
Carolina, in the finals.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-27

DAVIS SKEET WINNER
SCATTERING As targets Davis won
the 50-target event at the Indian
apolis Skeet Club Sunday. Free
was second with A and A. Smith
next with 43.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-27
Tribesmen and Birds
to Open Under Lights
Rookie Thomas HurS Indians to One Victory Over
Week-End; Women Free Tonight
BY EDDIE ASH
Times Sports Editor

Emmett MCann indians lost ground the
ping two in three to the Toledo Hens but within
the
winning streak burning make the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-27
Second Game
TOLEDO

- Runs ,batted ms. Hale. Taitt. Riddle.
P Pwt9IsGGoo' Two TEhree-base hjts-Goldman,
nits.Goldman, Stolen bases-Turgeon.
Double plays-Riddle to Sigafoos: Sigafoos
dianapolis. 8. Bases on balls-Of Two
good. 2, Struck out-By Twogood. 4; Bv
Thomas, 2. Hit Observation-Disclosures, by
Twogood. Wild pitch-Twogood. UNI
pires-Erwin and Goetz. Time. l:lO.
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season bumped of the
Memo Lebod directing
Leading the league club batting
Culop Bird fly
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KENNEDY GETS POST

Former Wiley Mentor Named Coach
at NObIesvilIe High.
By Times Special
NOBLESVILLE, Ind, June 81
Maurice Kennedy, has been signed
as coach at Noblesville high school.
Kennedy, who coached at Wiley of
Terre Haute last year and before
that at Hartford City, has pro-
duced many strong basketball teams.
He succeeds Clayton Weist, former
Wabash college star, who resigned
last month, and will assume his new
duties in September.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-27
Major Leaders

HOME RUNS
Foxx. Athletics. % Gehrig. Yankees. 10
Ruth. Yankees. % Simmons. Athletics Is
Klein, PhillieS. %
RUNS BATTED IN
Foxx, Athletics. D. So Ruth Yankees 70
Klein. Phillies. -. IS Gehrig. Yankees. !. SO
Hurst. Phillies -. II
HITS
Klein PhillieS los Foxx. Athletics 80 81
Hurst. Philhes .lo3 P. Waner. Pirates 90
Herman. Reds -. 80
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-27
RUNS BATTED IN

HOME RUNS
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-25

Upozornujeme ma vsetky stra-
ny: Docasu neposielajte listing .
podporus Met zkade podporo-
vat. zdroj prfjmov vyschyna. Ma
teraz pri rukach name viacere
ziadosti, ktore nemozH byt' pre-
nedostatok zdrojoy vybavene.
a ak BY srdcia tych, ktori mozu
pomoct' 50 neobma kelly %
MEDAL BoSe, boil by sise mite
IL zastavit vsetko. Len " yssim-
mite: Vybor Wa jomnej Poinoci
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-25
Najvacsia sbierka minci.

New yorkska National City
Bank usporiadala nedavno w
'stavll vzacnych nlinci. ZvlastneJ
pozornosti odbornikov tesla sa
vystava jedendolaroyych striebor
nych minci, ako boly vydavane
,postupne r6znych dobach a Y
roznych formach. Tato specialna
vystavka jedendolarovych mincl
ma 1886 kusov d je unikatna lla
eelom svete. Ami najslavnejsi sbe-
ratelia mincl nelnozu sa>vykazat'
takou nplnost 'ou svojich sbie-
rok. Najstarsi dollar pochadza .
DOLBY vzniku Spojenych Statov a
jeho tyar, razba, napisy ma nom,
i obrazy ma nom yyryte sa vel mi
easto menily podla roznej poll
tickej sitnacie. Tato sbierka do
larov by mala mat nominalnu
cenA len 336 dolarov, jej skutoc-
na numizmaticka ihistoricka ce-
ma je vsak 0 mnoho, vacsia, dosa-
hnje niekol 'ko milionov dolarov,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-25

duchovny, spolky i jednotlivci
Len potion mozeme povedat', ze
SINE sdruzeni. Jestli tax nesmy.
81 anne, to nam neni zapotreby S.
s. X.
5. Vyzyvame vsetkych duchov-
nych Ma slovenskych osadach, a.
by sd pricinili elm sk6r svoje sbo-
ry S. S. X. n mrtvych vzkriesit
kde este neboly, move sbory "a
lozit'. Y pade tax neucinia, sko-
da bude nasim farnostiam kato-
licko-slovenskym. Nevytrvame
pred nepriatel'om vel'mi dlho.
6. Ziadame vsetkych hi. ilrad-
nikov kat. SLOW. organizacii hi.
redaktorov SLOW. kat. easopisov
pricinit' sd, ably s. S. X. kriesili
V tom smysle: Klopajte az bude
Yam otvoreno; pytajte a bude
Vam dano.
7. Ziadame 81, ably milodary,
prijmy a vydavky SSK. boly V
Gasopisoch uverejnene, ako to
| pred tym byvalo. To mech cini hi.
tajomnik alebo pokladnik SSK.
s. V pade do budncej konyen-
Gle S. S. r., diocezalne a intestine
sbory nebudn novozorganlzovane
30 celej Amerike i Kanade, my
sme potion prinilteni myslet'; re
nasi katollcki Slovaci nechc1 s.
S. X. Potion budeme znat> co my
\ name robit', ktorl sme ia minu-
le roxy (niekolko) sllor sami IL
drziayali to nase S. S. X. Skoda
bude nasim vyssfm skolam, ktort
nie sn len pre- mas v Clevelande
alebo pre- Slovakov Danville, a.
le sn pre- celu Ameriku katoli
| cku, slovensku. 0
8. Bratia Slovaci a sestry Slo
| venky Pracujte "a vieru marco
/ a ga S. S. X, ably sme 81 mohl
/ povedat'', ze SINE dobry boj bojo
/ vail, vieru i narod 81 zachoyali, a
1 ko sa to ocakava cd vernych sy
| nova deer nasich apostolov, sv
/ Cyrilla a Methoda.
Urad Sboru TO-, Lakewood, O
/ Diocezalny Sbor, Cleveland, 0
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-25
SLOVAK CATHOLIC so.
KOL DUCK PINS.
By John Talan.

Only two games were. rolled
last week, the X of c and Steel
ton not showing up for their
match.
The boys kind Of let up on
their rolling and the lowest
scores Of the year were the re-
suit.
The st. Cyrils, not havings any
opponents (the Slov. Cath. So
kols forfeiting) fooled around
thru three games and lost some
ground in their averages but
kept in the lead in the league
standing.
$. Ekoniak and Tommy. Will
liams led the Struthers in their
two game victory over the Grand
Alleys.
The next match marks the
close OF the present season.
The st. CyriIs must win one
game to cinch the second half.
A novel experiment is to be
tried whiting the league. Fol,
lowing the close of the duckpin
season, the league will roll a
round or two of ten pins, with
ony the present personnel Of The
teams eligible.
+ Already, the X of C, st. Cyrils
! Grand Alleys and Struthers have
agreed to the idea. Sokols anC
Steelton managers call Slim Ia
Ian at 3l819.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-25
MECH SWEET svETLo VASE.

proslm, smilujte sal Zaliehaju Y
usiach a srdciach nasich bolestne
5vykriky, prosebne hlasy nasej
t'azllo zkilsanej, biednej a Ultra
>penej brati.
Dosli SINE ma kalvariu. Ci ma.
me zvolat - dokonano?! Ci mas
mu 'azko zklsanemu Fudu nema
zavzniet' Aleluja9! Ano, velebne
zaspievajme a radostne volajmel
Aleluja! Vyslysme z1fale vykri.
Ky SVOJETI, privinme ju ma syo
Je prsla, snimme S nej tmavi
chmaru nedostatku, biedy, "a
rmutku; zohrejme jej skrehle |
nam vystierane ruky, prosiace pc
moe, dar lasky v smysle napo
menutf yzkrieseneho Spasitel';
Jezlsa Krista: Proste bude van.
dane; hPadajte a najdete; klopt
a otvori sa yam. Kto prosi, obdr
Ii; kto hl'ada, najde; kto klope
otvoria mu.
Dobry strom donasa dobre O.
vocie!
Nuz, bratia a sestry. ktori ste
dobreho srdca, poskytnite pomot
prosiacim We'd zdrayi nepotre
bum lekara, ale chori. A nasa
slovenska chudoba je t'azko cho.
ra. Dobry clovek 2 pokladu srdca
vynasa dobre veci. Mech vase oci
sil 6blahoslavene, ze vida a vase.
usi, re pocuj1. Blahoslaveni 81
milosrdni, lebo 'oni dojdu milo
srdenstva. Bud tie m 'ilosrdni, Ii
skavi, citnl, lu'dski svolskil I
Poskytnite COLEN NAJMENS1
dar lasky, aky 81 mozete doyo
lit; prispejte na oltar syojeti
Kazdy, i ten najmensi dar lasky
vd'acne sa prijima. Kde je 20
klad vas, tam mech je al srdce va
Sc. sOtvorte srdcia oci, poeuito
a vid tie, ako vasa kry sa VAN
prosiacim hlasom prihovara:
Iatrobe, Pa. - Prichodi nam
hladom zahynnt'. Nam 5 deti
s1 hole, MET Stat obuvi. Ute
kan sa k yam pomoc. Zena' mu.
81 nosit stare chlapske topanky
Sine v hroznom polozeni. Ju-
raj@Zalepa.
Toronto, Ohio. Nam 6 detl
Nsetci SINE nah1 hladnl. Z.
tiekame sa k YAM, bratia a Sc
stry, pomoc. Neopilst' ajte mas
- )
pomozte! = Michal Bank.
Allentown, Pa. Nepracujen
vyse 2 roxy. Nam 4 drobne deti
sl bose a nahe. PoMoci MET od
nikial'. Met co jest. Obraciam 81
k vam nejaku pomoc; pomozt'
mi niecim ma uhlie. Do spolll,
platit nemozem. Mfchal Iii
berda.
MasontoWn, Pa. Pred dvomi
roSmi otca matku udrel auto
mobil; matka llmrela a otcov
nohu polamalo. Otec nemohol pr
covat' J; vyhodili mas kompani
ckeho domu. Teraz byvame v ko
libe ned 'aleko Provance: Nevie
me, ako dlho mas tn nechajn. SIN
tri deti a otec. Nemame co jest
a co 81 object. Prosime vas, po
mozte nam! JufaJ Forgac.
Campbell, Ohio - Snazne pro
sim Vybor yzajomnej pomoc
snlilujte sd nado mnou. Mann
detf, najmladsie je roene. Det
nechodia do skoly, MET co jest
MET 81 co object. Nedajte na1
zahynut'! Jozef Dubaj.
hammock, Ohio. Proslm va
pomoc, Je mas 9 dust rodine
najmladsie diet'a je 22-mesacn,
najstarsie 1S-rocne. Pre- Boha vi
pytame, nedajte nam zahynat
Deti pre- nahotu skolu nem0zu nj
vstevovat'.. 1gnac Michalek
Byesville, O. Name sest' Diet
Saty potrebuji1. Choroba "a ch,
rnhnu mas nranaSl lad1lia "A i Sn