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The Washington times., 1932-12-30
LISTEN, WORLD!
BY Elsie Robinson

ships, when you and Steve
started on a shoestring-but
did they sweep you any nearer
happiness?
Don't try to answer. I know.
There are tears in your eyes.
Tears in my eyes, too, Mary.
Thinking Blackjack to the
lovely miracle that roots in such
simple things.
Flour, salt. sugar, molasses
and cloveS-how could they
cause miracles? But they did!
How, by stirring them together,
did you build such honest pride
and find such lasting comfort?
Why, even the names bring it
back again.
There was Brown Betty
apple slices, bread crumbs,
brown sugar, butter, raiSins,
spices. ,..
Lay in layers bake 40 min
utes, serve with cream. How
many helpings was it Steve al
ways took?
Buckwheat cakes. Brown
Betty. Gumbo soup. Roast
sucking. Planked shad. Beaten
biscuit. Scrapple. Pigs
knuckles and Sauerkraut. Hunt
er's stew. How the old names
come back! And the memories
with them! What memories!
What adventures! The oldest,
the deepest human adventure
MAKING A HOME!
How could a miracle come out
of a handful of flour, salt,
leavening and spice? Because
out of that you fed family,
built a home and-FOUND
YOURSELF. Found the Creator
in yourself, the God in your
self, the God that could build
life and keep it going.
No wonder you were proud,
Mary. And never again have
you been so proud or so sure;
never, since those days when
you MADE THINGS YOUR
SELF.
L can buy it cheaper than I
can cook it," says the bride of
1882, going into the nearest
delicateSsen store.
Yes; but you can't buy the
pride your mother knew in the
best delicatessen store on earth;
or her joy and peace. Joy and
peace and pride only come
through the old adventures
through taking the risk and
making the thing for yourself.
And maybe, if depression has
brought us back to that, it will
be worth it, for a lot of us.
Maybe, if we start the new
year with a cook book in our
hands. we'll end it with a new
and surer grip on happiness.
Cook books! They always
were my favorite literature,
anyway. That's how came to
write this-reading one all
morning, and laughing and cry.
ing to myself as I read; wish
ing the years would turn back:
thinking Of a little hand reach
ing into a cookie jar!
That first old cook book
it's still on the shelf by the
stove. But this new one is
grander than all the rest.
Sheila Hibben wrote it-and
the makin's came from every
State in the Union. Guaran-
teed to make every mouth
water. Buy a cookbook. Get
yourself a stove. Start living
again!
copyright, 1892. King Features
Syndicate 1Re.l -, IL
The Washington times., 1932-12-30
MARRY-GO-ROUND
BY Helen Rowland

he can't get there quickly
enough.
When man is sick, the only
thing on earth he is interested
in is his symptoms" and
hurrying to a place where he
can curl down amongst the
pillows and have somebody hold
his hand, take his temperature,
and help him feel sorry for
himself.
Some men check in at the
same old stand, pretty regu-
larly, for self-protection.
There is no safeguard like a
wife, to defend a man against
the opportunities of other
women. A bachelor has no ex-
cuse; but the man who can say,
There, there, little girl! The
wife is expecting me home" has
an iron-clad, tear-proof alibi
which keeps him from con-
stantly being misunderstood"
A few men come home out
of curiosity-to see what the
wife is doing. To the average
man, the great mystery Of
life is what a woman does
The Washington times., 1932-12-30
ONCE OVERS

''belong" to the group you rep
resent or aspire to.
Aren't you too literal in your
acceptance of the adage you are
known by the company that
you keep"
Don't make a shoddy play
to the galleries.
To select your friends solely
for the position they hold,
either socially or financially, is
not worthy of you.
Since you have deserted the
crowd that sponsored you be-
fore you achieved success, how
many real friends do you think
, you have made apYThslel -
The Washington times., 1932-12-30
Hoover Now Favors
A Sales Tax

It was defeated because
many thought that the reve-
nue. necessary to lift the
deficit could De had through
increases in The income and
corporation taxes. We now
know that this was a mis-
calculation. You can put a
tax of 100 per cent on an in.
come that does not exist and
get nothing in the Treasury.
There was another unfor-
tunate feature to the sales
tax originally proposed a
year ago. 1t laid a tax on
food. That was a blunder
under existing conditions.
Men, women and children
must eat to live; they have
had their wages slashed
time and again; millions have
no wages at all; and there
was a natural protest against
increasing the cost of food
through taxation at such a
time. That feature of the
bill did more than all others
to arouse a popular feeling
against it. When, finally, it
was dropped, the damage
had been done. That mistake
will not be made again.
The sales tax may pass
this session because the men
charged with the RESPONSE
blllty and the duty of raising
enough revenue to balance
the budget can find no
other way. Representative
Collier, chairman of the
Ways and Means Committee,
is, and long has been, op-
posed to the principle of a
sales tax. He was against
it a year ago. He is for it
now. And he is for it, not
gladly, but because of neces-
Sity. He and his colleagues
have explored every avenue
they can find in search of
possible revenue to balance
the budget and they can find
none other than the sales
tax.
None other short of a capi,
tai tax or some measure that
would be set aside by the
Supreme Court as unconsti-
tutlonal or confiScatory.
If this is the only means
for lifting the deficit and
balancing the budget it will
be adopted from necessity.
For the country demands
that the budget be balanced.
The Washington times., 1932-12-30
Friendships

Friendships
Do you fooliShly adhere to
the position that there are GER
tain people toward whom you
cannot indicate friendship be-
cause they do not represent the
strata of society you wish to
impress?
There are certain persons
whose company gives you more
pleasure than the majority Of
those with whom you associate.
But you feel that you must
check their advances and make
them understand that you can
not accept them on a basis Of
friendship. because they do not
The Washington times., 1932-12-30
WISE WORDS

A thousand years scarce serve
to form a state;
An hour may lay it in the dust.
Byron.
Good name in man and
woman, dear my Lord, is the
immediate jewel of their souls.
Shakespeare.
He whom fortune has never
deceived rarely considers the
uncertainty of human events
Livy.
We read that we ought to for
give our enemies; but we do not
read that we ought to forgive
our triends.-CosmIls.
The Washington times., 1932-12-30
President Would Be
Forced to Sign Bill

1t is suggested in some
quarters that to get the
benefit of the beer tax this
be coupled with the sales
tax-put in one measure.
The theory is that President
Hoover would be forced to
sign the bill. He might not
sign it. If submitted to him
In time for the submission
of another bill without the
beer tax included no serious
damage might be done. But
if submitted late, it could
easily leave the Treasury in
a sorry state.
If President Hoover is in
tent on vetoing a beer reve-
nue. bill, he should be given
the opportunity. He has a
right to the making of the
record of himself, his ad.
ministration, and his party
The Washington times., 1932-12-30


M-m.m-m-m-
how tn e y
used to taste
on a frosty
m o r min g,
with the but
t er melting
in a lit tt e
golden pool
on t h e / r
crinkly brown
surface and
the roffe e
S t e a m in G,
creamy tt a n,
in the thick
white c u p
a n d mother
The Washington times., 1932-12-30
The "HOming" Instinct

Every evening I see them
from my window. That long
stream of nice, reliable, tame
husbands, coming home! Run
ming up in the little car or
getting off the bus and trudg-
The Washington times., 1932-12-30
The Tax Situation
And Congress
Bu Claude G.. BOIUers'

Author Battles the Jackson Period The suSvs
America" Jefferson and Hamilton" The
Tragic and "Beveridge and the Progressive Era"
The Washington times., 1932-12-30

I have never wondered why
men leave home" But what
is it that keeps the average
man moving like a shuttle be-
tween his home and his office
desk-and back to his home?
The Washington times., 1932-12-30
No Revenue from
Customs Taxes


There was a time when
we could count on a big
revenue from customs taxes
but that was before we built
our barriers against foreign
trade. We cannot collect
taxes on goods that do not
enter our ports. In this one
item we have suffered an
enormous loss in revenue.
The only way we can help
balance the budget through
the customs revenue is by
getting rid of these insur-
mountable barriers against
foreign trade, and that can
not be done speedily, now
that all other nations of con-
sequence have retaliated.
That is out.
We, can get millions in
revenue for the balancing Of
the budget through the mod
ification of the Volstead
Act for which the people
voted; but if President
Hoover is determined to
veto beer revenue measure
this session, nothing can be
counted on in that quarter.
The beeg tax will be out. Z
The Washington times., 1932-12-30

Perhaps most of them come
home just from force of habit.
It becomes a purely mechan-
ical process and relieves a man
of the mental exertion of think
ing of something else to do.
The Washington times., 1932-12-30
The Old-New Adventures
Remember

Buckwheat cakes; real buck
The Washington times., 1932-12-30

MANY strange and curious
customs exist among primitive
natives Of the forest. A par
ticularly useless and cruel one
is the practice of tightly bind
ing their babies heads with
wire or cord shortly after
birth, the object being to attain
The Washington times., 1932-12-30

In these days, many hus-
bands come home because they
haven't the money to go any
where else. Which is another
"silver lining" to the depres-
sion cloud.
And lots of men come home
because, at the end of a hard
day at the office, they are too
TIRED to go anywhere else.
Home is the logical place in
which to relax and "be your
self" It is the only place
where a man can take off his
manners with his office coat
and be as grouchy, as nervous
or as irritable as he feels. 1t
takes all a woman's tact and
wheedling to persuade a really
tired business man" to take
his mental and physical fatigue
anywhere BUT home!
All men come home when
they are ailing or feeling
seedy. That is one time in
every married mans life when
home looks to him more like a
goal than jail, and when
The Washington times., 1932-12-30

an exaggerated elongation of
the skull, considered by them
to be a special form of beauty.
The 'ceaseless wailing of these
unfortunate infants kept us
awake at nights until we
learned to avoid, whenever
possible, camping near a
village"
The Washington times., 1932-12-30

wheat cakes!
AR - - -. -
The Washington times., 1932-12-30

Some men check in at the
same old stand, pretty regu-
larly, for self-protection.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-18
sPOJENCI zIADAJU
ODLOzENIE PLATENIAI

Sest' europskych statov pozia-
dalo nasu vladu 0 odlozenie pla-
tenia decembrovej splatky ma va
lecne dlhy, kym nebude celia tato
dlzobna zalezitost' znovu ujedna-
ma, t. j. dlhy bud'to celkom od-
pustene alebo vel l'mi snizene.
Podl'a nalady kongresmanov 4,
senatorov sa sud-, ze naSa vlada|
nepovolf odloSenie decembrovejI
splatky, ktora cinf $l23, 3,64l Cos
Najviac ma platit' Anglia, 4 slce|
$95, $50, 600.
Dlhy spoieneckych krajin AN
merike obnasail skoro IL bilio-
nov dolarov. A|| l
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-18
TELEGRAM PRED SUDOM

Styria obchodni oficiali miest-
neho "Telegramu" su ma sdde,
ze vykazovali ma knihach Wac
odberatel 'ov, nezli ich v skntoe-
nosti mali. Dosial' svedkovia u
dali, ze hadzali nepredane novi-
ny do rick Ohio Mahoning, ze
noviny palili po domoch ukry-
vail. Sud je pred troma sudcami,
Jenkinsom, Gessnerom Made
nom.
Vykazovanie cirkulacie caso-
'pisu vyzaduje zakon len cd dem
nikov. Podl'a toho, kol'ko maiti
odberatel'ov, denniky 81 ratajd
"a obchodne ohlasky. Posta rata
novinam postovne dl'a toho, AXE
percento ohlasiek je v novinach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-18
Vecierok d bazaar
ma Lansingvile,
Bude "a. novembra v osadnom
auditoriume. vyborna vecera 8
krasne dary prichystane.

Ma bud1ci stvrtok, "a. novem-I
bra, Den Vd 'akyvzdania, bude1
v osade Sv. Mateja velmi chnt-
ny vecierok spojeny $ bazarom,
ktory sa zaene pol s. hodine.
Ctene obecenstvo sa pozyva
ma tento veeierok, lebo nase kn-1
charky nam predlozia k veccri,s
co nam len dnsa bude ziadat', Il
XII tomu mas m1rzslky vybor mas
obdarf vel'kymi darmi. Vybor5
1fa, ze tohto vecierku ami jed
ma osoba nepojde domov bez jed
noho takeho dariinku. Dairy bu-
d1 vel vyborne vzacne a
bude ieh mnoho. Jestli takyto
darhnok dostane jedna osoba "a
jedon alebo pat centov, zaiste
bude sa tesit takeho st'astia.
Prid'te vsetci ma tento veeie-
rok! Vybor bazaru.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-18

Kto by 81 boI pomyslel pred
niekol 'ko rokmi, re pan Stefan
Slifka bude, (krem Hasho vyda-
vatel'stva) jedinym SLOW. obchod-
nixon ma hlaynej ulici Youngs-
townu? A veru tax sa nami
SlovSkmi povodilo. Posla nasa
banka, posly obchody a podnilsy.
Pan Stefan Slifka je jednym
z tych hdzevnatych a dlhoroe-
nych obchodnikov slovenskych,
ktori napor tejto vel 'kej depre-
sic odolali. Len nedayno prest'a-
hoval svoj obchod do novel, vel-
kej miestnosti byvalej Union
Bank Bldg, 2s6 E. Federal st.,
ma rohu Watt st. Jeho obchod
moze byt' modelom modernych
obchodov potravinami. Dnu-
kajsok obchodu je krasne zaria-
deny a sklad masa chladenv mai
dokonalejsimi elektrickymi chla-
diacimi strojami. V obchode je
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-18
Osadnicka vecera
ma Haseltone
Bude v nedel'u vecer ma zakon-
Genie oslavy sv. Alzbety. Vyborna
vecera bude prichystana.

V osade Sv. Alzbety ma Hasel-
ton odbyvajl sa teraz piatok,
sobotu nedel'u poboznosti k
ucteniu patronky osady, sv. ALI
betty. Poboznosti s1 rano Sis
a vecer o 1880, S vystavenim re-
likvie sv. AEbety. Ma zakPncenie
bude v nedel'u vecer vel'ka osad-
ma veeera v Skolskej sieni, ma
ktor1 pozvani sd nielen osadnlci,
ale cele slovenske obecenstv0.
Vstupne bude len 35 centov ku-
charky osady rucia, ze tak1 We
ceru, ak1 prichystajd, nedostat'
nikde "a nize dolara. Vsetkeho
bude v hojnosti a pritom sa al
kazdy vyborne zabayi.
T1to veceru usporiadajn zenske
spolky pri osade.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-18
CAMPBELL sA sTARA
O 470 ROBIN

Susedne mesto Campbell, kto-
re pocituje okolo $4,000 obyva-
tel 'ov, ma hodne starostf S poma-
hanfm nezamestnanym a nldz-
nym rodinam, lebo je financne
slabe. Mesto zaopatruje nateraz
40 rodin zivotnymi potrebami,
okrem toho udrziava. verejne ku-
chyne a syti $50 skolskych deti,
Mayor Julius vybral sa teraz vo
stvrtok do Columbus, aby dostal
od statu pozicku $19, 900 ma DIAL.
sin n1dzov1 akciu meste. Tieto
peniaze sd 2 prfdelu Rekonstruk-
cnei Financnej Korporacie pre-
mesta a okresy Y State.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-18
STYRIA SLOVENSKI
KANDIDATI ZVOLENf

V poslednych vol bach ME ira
ia, ale az styria slovenski kandi-
dati boil zvolenf do statnych "a
konodarnl, a to Pennsylvania
dvaja, Ohio jeden v New Jer-
sey jeden. V Clevelande, ako SINE
oznamili, zvoleny Dol doterajsi
poslanec Jan F. Smolka "a sena-
tora; v Bayonne, N. j. zvoleny
Dol "a poslanca Jan j. Vavrinec
v Hazleton, Pa. zvoleny Dol O.
bone stranami "a poslanca Jan
Jurisln Johnstown, Pa. Dol
zvoleny "a poslanca Michal C,
Cerveilak mi. Maine tedy v Spo.
jenych Statoch w styroch sloven-
skych zakonodarcov. Ufame, ze
Q styri roxy dostani sa do kon.
gresn.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-18
POIsTENIE PROTI
NEZAMESTNANOSTI

Guverner White boil pred pol
druha rokom vymenoval komisiu
ma studovanie otazky poistenia
proti nezamestnanosti. .Komisia
teraz skoncila svoju pracu a od-
por1ea, aby Stat Ohio NAL "a
kon, ktorym by toto poistenie
.oroti bezrobotnosti bolo statnou
nstanoviznou. Do zakladiny by
platili zamestnavatelia i robotni-
ci, a sice zamestnavatelia 2 per-
centa a robotpici / percent mzdy.
Stat by administroval zdarma.
Komisia tvrdi, ze takto by od-
-padla vel 'ka t'archa danovnikom,
ktorl teraz musejd vydrziavat'
nezamestnanych ma svoje ltraty
q robotnik by neztratil svoju do
stojnost', lebo by neprijfmal al
muznu, ale to, co 81 tam naskla-
dal pri pomoci zamestnavatel 'ov.
Podpora v nezamestnanosti by
bola najviac Is dolarov ma tyzdeh
"a 16 tyzdnov. Guverner White
bude zakonodarni odpor1cat', a.
by tento zakon Dol vyneseny. OBJ
chodna komora Y Ohio sa vel mi
stavia proti tomu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-18

Mrs. Fred M. Orr, predsedky-
ia miestneho Cerveneho Kriza 0.
manila, re zdarma satstvo pre-
skolske dietky, posite latky.
ktore darovala federalna vlada,
bude uz v tychto dnoch rozdava-
ne. Dietky z publicnych skol sa
maj1 hlasit o saty u svojho prin-
cipala, ako sa hlasia O topanky
a dietky katolfckych skol sa
majd hlasit' saty u Mrs. Clara
Morton Anna Marie Receiving
Home.
Saty boly posite dobrovol ny
mi svadlenami v dielni Cervene-
no KrMa ma Ill s. Champion St.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-18
ROOSEVELT NAL FLU

: Buddci prezident Roosevelt sa
v posledny den pred vol 'ba1ni
tax nachladil, ze musel lezat'
skoro ty5den V posteli. Zprvu
dala jeho rodina znat', ze je to
len l'ahk6 prechladenie, ktor6 ST
zadovazil tax, ze cely den I. no
vembra sa vozil ' otyorenom aute
a holou hlavou, ked'ze no vsa-
de cestou l'ud vital a pozdravo-
val. Teraz sam Roosevelt sa pri.
znal, ze to bola influenza a Dol
boPavy po celom tele. Teraz 50 ua
cfti dobre, len je este slaby. Ma
utorok navstfvi prezidenta Hoo
vera 70 Washingtone ! odtial
pojde na juh do George 81 Cd.
dychnut
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-18
Zisk 70 SLOW Dina
bude rozdeleny
200 slovenskJch rodin bude obda-
rene groceriou v Gene po $3.50.

Okresny Sbor Sleyenskej Lfgy
NAL utorek veSer schodzu "
skolskej sieni osady Sv. Cyrilla a
Methoda ma ktorej sa pojednava
10 0 rozdeleni pat'sto-dolaroveho
zisku 2 posledneho Slovenskeho
Dna. Usnesene bolo rozdelit' ten
obnos medzi 200 najnndznejsich
slovenskych rodin na Mahoning
doline. V kazdej casti doliny w
menovany boil vybor ma sysetre-
nie, ktora rodina potrebuje po-
moe najsnrnejsie.
Ma schodzi .pritomni boil: Mi
chal Cvengros "a Politicky Klub
Campbell. Jan Sarosi ia Sbor
26. X. S., Jan Kadilak "a Odbor
722. N. s. S., Emro Zetts Camp
bell, Michal Ribar "a Odbor GIL.
N. s. S., PAM Helena Budaj "a G..
is. Kadetskej Jednoty, Andrej
Dolak "a Sbor 211. X. S., Jozef
Oravec "a G. 3Os. IKSJ., Martin
Lipka "a c. 26O. IKSJ., Martin
Lesnak, tajomnik Frantisek
Hudfk, pokladnik Okr. Sboru
Ligy. Neskorsis prisiel M. Mraz
"a Y. s. N.
Sch0dzu viedol podpredseda
Okr. Sboru, Michal Cvengros. "a
pisnica 20 septembrovej sch6dze
boal citana a prijata. Tajomnik
podal zpravu poradnej sch6dze,
svolanej Slov. Ligou do Pitts
bnrgbu a bola prijata.
Ma sch6dzi bolo sdelene, ze
Okresny sbor Lfgy doplatil $3.50
20 svojej pokladnice ma posled.
MI dobrocinnd' akciu, poplatiac
dlhy "a groceriu.
Vo whore ma spisa9ie n1dz-
nych rodfn sl horemenovanf "a
stupcovia spolkov a 1rad Okr.
Sboru, ktorf sa uz dali do prace.
Rodiny sa mozu al samy hlasit'
II clenov vyboru 0 podporu. Ked'-
ze 70 Struthers nebol nikto ma
schodzi, tajomnfk vymenuje w
Dor 2 tamojsich pracovnikov ma
Slov. Dni. S1pis ma byt' hotovJ
do bud1cej sch6dze, ktora bude
v prvej polovici decembra.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-18

Narodne spolky, spojene so
spolkami s. E. Jednoty, polite
kymi klubami a sb. Slov. Ligy
1lsporiadajn velkd slavnost' ma
Den Vd'alSyvzdania, "a. novem.
bra popolndni v slovenskcj So
kolovni ma Washington st. k u
cteniu pamiatlzy 2OO-rocia naro-
denia Juraja Washingtona, mas
no prveho prczidenta a otca ma
Sci novel vlasti Spoienycb Sta
toy Ameriky.
Juraja Washingtona oslavova-
1y vsetky narodnosti zij1ce v A
merike, al s1ovenske katolicke
spollxy tu v Youngstown, a pre-
to povinnost 'ou je, aby SINE al
my ostatnf preukazali nasu lasku
Washingtonovi a yernost nasej
.vlasti americkej.
Program bude nasledovny:
Privltanie obecenstva - Pred
seda slavnosti.
Anericka hymna - Orchestra.
Anglick1 rec povie = adv. Jan
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-18
ZPRAVY v KRATKOsTI

Rev. Iigmund Laky, miestny
mad 'arsky kalyinsky farar, kto-
ry minuleho tyyzdna zahadne zmi-
znul, vratil sa tri dni domov.
Cirkevne vrchnosti namahajd sa
urobit' poriadok jeho cirkvi.
Pekna ceska deva, 81. Mildred
Vanecek zvolena bola', hoe v0bec
nekandidovala, "a sudcu pokoja
Council Bluffs, Iowa. Dostala
tri hlasy a tie ju zvolily.
Miestne banky rlcaj1 domy,
ably nemusely platit' od mich da-
ne. Zval 'ane bolo dosiaP domov
hodnote vyse 100000.
Jan Tamalko, 12-rocny chlapec
Hayes Ave. boil raneny, ked'
jeden automobil vrazil do w
kladneho obloka obchodu ma ro-
hu Market Myrtle Ave. Chlapec
nahodou stal pri tom obchode.
Youngstownski obchodnfci 81
chvalili mihnld sobotu, ze urobili
dobry obchod, aky nemali od po-,
slednych vel el'konocnych SWAT
kov.
Praca v okolitych oceliarnach
Ease zasekla. Vyroba ocele upad-
la 20 ma II percent. Ciastoene
chime je len Is martinskych peel
(open hearths) z S3. Tiez diva
bessenleri eiastotne lejd ocep. ze-
lezo lejti len 4 vysoke pece z 80.
Henry Ford, dosial' tuhy re-
publikan, stal sa radikalnym de-
mokratom: odpordca iiplne VOL
ny zahranieny obchod Gree
trade). ktory uz al Anglia zrusila.
v Zeneve vzbudio vel'ke pre-
kvapenie vyhlasenie anglickeho
ministra zahrani6nych veci Johna
Simona, ably Nemecku bola ude-
lena rovnost' v zbrojeni. Podla
Vesailleskej smluvy Nemecko
nesmie mat tol'ko vojska, ako
inc vel 'moci.
Vo Washingtone sa hovorf, ze
estet tento stary kongres odhla-
suje vyrobu piva a vfna, lebo Via
da stirne potrebuje peniaze, kto-
re by Z odanenia tychto napojov
dostala. Ohiosky guverner White
50 osved6il, ze akonAhle kongres
pivo q vino odhIasuje, bude zia-
dat stAtnu zakonodarnu. aby
tiez tax urobila
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-18
Dvaja Slovaci
zabiti v Polomke
Zastrelili ich zandari pri eKeku-
eli predaju majetkov pre- nep1ate-
ME dani.

Dvaja slovenski gazdovia boil
zastrelen1 a jeden postriel'anI v
obci Polomke (Gemeri) zandar-
mi, lebo sa vzpierali predaju
majetkov, ktore i'm boly dan
ma bubon pre- neplatenie DAM.
Toto vrazdenie sa stale. vo stvr-
tok toho tyyzdna a zpravu 0 tom
kabelovala do Ameriky Sdruzena
Tlae.
Ma Sloyensku boil gazdovia
vzdy chudobni. a teraz pre- vel
Ky 1padok cien ich plodin ME sii
vstave platit' vysoke dane. Stat
i'm preto majetky nemilosrdne
predava ma verejnej drazbe. Len
pred par tyzdnami zandari "a
strelili niekol 'ko gazdov v jednej
dedine ma Podkarpatskej Rusi.
Potion ME je div, ze obecnych
vol'bach komunisticka strana vsa-
de vit'azi. z Polomky zije Y Ma
honing doline hodne Slovakov.
Len l'utujeme, ze Y zprave ME sd
udan6 mena zabitych ranenkho.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-18

vel'ky vyber rozmanityych potrav-
nych 6lankov pre- stol skromny
vel'kopansky. A ceny sn ma ne.
uverenie mike. SlovenslS6 gazdi-
ME budii srdecne vitane v tomto
jedinOm slovenskom grocernom
a masiarskom obchode ma Federal
St.
Pan Slifka je. vel mi dobre
znamy Slovak nieIen ma tomto O.
koli, ale po inyck statoch. V
Youngstowne byva uz 81 rokov
a obchode je 20 rokov. Ma Fe-
deral ulici obchoduje od r. 1907.
Jeho manzelkou je hi. 1ctovnitka
/. K. S. z. j.. pi. Maria G. Slifka.
Je einny / slovenskom spolko-
vom a politickom zivote. Clenom
je Clsla 25. IKSJ., Tatra Spolku.
Politickeho Klubu a predsedom
Federacie Slovenskych Polite
kych Klubov. Prajeme mu DIAL
sIch i1spechov obchode.