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The Omaha guide., 1932-09-17
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CONTEST EXTENDED 80 DAYS

We hope the many friends who have
promised to subscribe through the
contestants will send in their sub
scriptions as soon as possible so your
contestant will receive full benefit for
the same. The contestants are work
ing hard and we ask your loyal sup
port for them. Remember the GUIDE
is your Public Defender.
The Omaha guide., 1932-09-17
Sandwiches Cost Proprietor s35. 90

James Vasiloff, 27O1 Y @ Street,
reported to police Sunday that four
Negroes entered his restaurant early
Sunday morning, and ordered sand
witches, and while he was preparing
them, they robbed the cash register of
S35 and ESCAPED.
The Omaha guide., 1932-09-17
THE OMAHA GUIDE "MY HOME
COMPANION.

Mr. E. B. Macdonald, 918 N. 9th
Street, reported to the Guide office
this week, that without the Guide to
read each week, he is lonesome, for
it serves as a companion during his
leisure moments. He says, I enjoy
the paper because it is well a edited,
newsy publication.
The Omaha guide., 1932-09-17
|Orpheum Theatre Mgr. Denies Discrimination

Mr.. Parks, Manager Of the RKO.
Orpheum, told the Omaha Guide re-
porter that there was no discrimin-
alton shown at the Orpheum theatre
and that no colored person was asked
to move in the theatre. POSITIVE
LY NO.
MRS. JASPER COLE
MAKES COMPLAINT
September IL, 1892.
Omaha, Nebraska.
Mr.. R. G. Price,
Chrm. Legal Redress Committee,
Omaha branch Of the NAACP.
Dear Sir
| wish to call your attention to an
incident that happened on Sept. Sth.
Mr.. Cole and / attended the Or
pheum On that date. We arrived a.
bout 12:45. l purchased a ticket and
we went to the Mazzanine on the End
floor.
AS you know my husband being a
city fireman is admitted free.
About five minutes after we sat
down, a young man came over to US
and asked US to move as that space
was reserved for WHITE PEOPLE
only. My husband informed him
that as a free patron he had no quar-
rel, but he had no right to tell me or
any other person where they should
sit in the theatre. And that he would
talk to me before he moved.
He left and a few minutes later an
older mar came and told my husband
that he would not honor his badge any
more, but refused to say why at first.
After much ~insistance on my hus-
bands part, he said it was because
we would not sit WHERE WE BE-
LONGED.
My husband told him that he would
not swallow his pride for 25c.
As this theatre question has never
been settled as far as our rights are
concerned, l would like very much
if you would look into the matter.
Wishing you success, I am,
Very truly yours,
Mrs. Jasper Cole.
The Omaha guide., 1932-09-17
Throat Slashed; Man Reported Neai
Death

Eddie Davis. %, Of 2512 P Street.
was sIashed across the throat in a
street fight near 9th and r street
He was taken to St. GATHERINGS hos
pital. where he was reported near
death. After the cutting, Davis walked
70 a doctors office at 18th and @ SITS
His assailant is being sought. Davis
i said 70 be from Sioux City.
The Omaha guide., 1932-09-17

E. Lee was appointed reporter for
the U. M. M. C. branch B. Ruth H.
Lewis was appointed assistant report
er.
The Omaha guide., 1932-09-17
SOME NEGROES In OFFICE


A correspondent several thousand
miles away, writes: '''Are there any
Senator's. Congressman, State Assem-
biymaH. State Senators, Aldermen,
etc. In any Of the various states
Throughout the country Of your race,
that yoa know of?-"'
| ry 70 keep such information in
my files. compiled to-date, and will
herein record such information as
have and would appreciate being cor
rected. By any reader. on any omis-
sions. etc.
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The Omaha guide., 1932-09-17

If space permitted. X would be a
pleasure, purely for the edification Of
my correspondent. 10 continue this list
by naming the scores Of Negroes who
are successfully filling high appoint
i've governmental positions in various
parts az the country.
The Omaha guide., 1932-09-17

u S. Congress: Oscar DePriest,
Chiraso. Illinois.
State Senator's: Adelbert II. Rob
erts. Chicago. Illinois. and Charles A.
Roxbcr0-gh, Detroit. Michigan.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-04-15

toes and pies. Such a meal would
be too heavy for our present needs,
and certainly no one would think
he had time to- eat 1t nowadays. 3
A wise woman, however, will see.
to 1t that her hurried commuters
make UP what they may lack in
quantity by a breakfast which con-
fains all the essential food ele-
ments. For instance: orange juice
or tomato juice cocktail, provid-
ing vitamins and mineral salts; ce-,
real and cream; the cheering
stimulating cup of coffee; and
bread Or toast, richly spread with
jam or marmalade, which, with its
high sugar content, is a quick en-,
bodybuilding food-and oh, so.
good!
Such breakfast, with special
attention to the sweets for> their
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-04-15
Distinctive Dinners
For Early Spring
Buttercd Asparagus
Orange and Endiye Salad
Bread and Butter
Crackers and Cheese
Coffee

MARINATED SHOULDER LAMB
CHOPS.
2 or 3 carrots
onion
Few sprigs parsley ~
bay leaf M
10 whole black peppers .,
salt and pepper
u cup salad oil
II cup vinegar
8 shoulder lamb chops
Chop the carrots. onion, and
parsley fine, and put. them, to-
gether with the crushed bay leaf
and peppercorns, in a casserole.
Rub the chops with salt and pep
per and lay them on top of the
seasonings.. Pour the oil and vine:-
gar, mixed together, over the meat.
Let the chops stand in this mar
made for 8 hours, turning them
every half hour. Drain the chops
and wipe them dry Rub them
with salad oil and sprinkle with
salt and pepper. Scar them on
both sides in a frying pan or un-
der. broiler fame; then reduce
the heat, and cook until the chops
are tender. Heat and strain the
marinade and serve 1t with the
meat.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-04-15

| Corn and Green Pepper Scallop
2 cups canned corn
q tablespoons sugar
l teaspoon salt
1-2 teaspoon pepper
1-2 cup milk
1 green pepper, chopped
IL cup bread crumbs
Mix the. ingredients, except the
bread crumbs. Put half the mix
ture in CREASED baking dish and
sprinkle with half the crumbs. Add
the rest OF the mixture and sprin-
gle again with crumbs. Dot with
bits Of butter. Bake in a moder-
ate oven (350 degrees F.) about
As minutes. If desired. add lit
tie chopped pimiento. - By Sarah
Field Splint in Nc Calls Maya
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-04-15
Hints for Homenlakers
BY JANE ROGERS

When the children come in hun
cry after school, satisfy, their ap-
.petites with a piece of bread and
butter .sprinkled lightly with sugar.
The sugar is wonderful energy.
food and helps build up resistance
to fatigue. This is also an econom-
ical snack, the cost of the bread,
butter and sugar combined being a
fraction of a cent.
Brooms should be dipped in hot
soap suds at least once a week. 1t
toughens the bristles and makes
them last longer.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-04-15
An Oven Dinner to Begin
Week and 4 typical April.
Dinner

+ =
AN OVEN DINNER TO BEGIN
THE WEEK.
Meat and Vegetable Loaf
Lima Beans Baked In
Tomato Juice.
Lettuce Salad
Bread and Butter
Scalloped Peaches and
Raisihs
MEAT AND VSGETABkE LOAF.
(Serves 8 persOns) 9
pound chopped beef
1 cup grated or finely chopped
raw potato
cap grated or finely chopped
raw carrot
tablespoon minced onion
n cup chopped celery
u teaspoons salt
N teaspoon pepper
Mix the meat, Vegetables, and
seasonings together until thorough
ly blended. Shape into a loaf,
place In a baking pan, and brush
with melted fat. Bake in a mod
crate oven (350 degrees F) for a.
bout an hour.
sCAELOPED PEACHES AND
=
(Serves g persons)
No. ~ can sliced peaches
n cup scedless rafsins
n lemon
2 tablespoons. butter
Buttercd crumbs
Drain the syrup from the peach
es. Arrange the peaches and rails
ms in alternate layers in a but
tered baking dish. Sprinkle each
layer with lemon juice, add little
grated lemon rind, and dot with
butter. Cover. with buttered crumbs
and bake In a moderate oven (350
degrees F. for about. half an hour.
Serve with cream or with sauce
made from the peach syrup.
AN APRIL DINNER
AIarinated Shoulder Lamb
Chops
O'Brfen Potatoes
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-04-15
Oven Meal That
Is Appetizing
Baked Curried Lamb and
Rice. Corn and Green
Pepper ScallOp

Here's,a meal out Of the oven
nourishing, appetizing and work.
Baked ,Curried Lamb
...s Baked Rice
Cabbage Salad, Russian Dressing
Orange Jelly
Coffee
Baked CuFried Lamb
q pounds lean lamb flank :
teaspoon curry powder
tablespoons flour =
Il I teaspoon salt
tablespoons fat
"a small onions, sliced Il
x teaspoon vinegar
Cut meat in small pieces. Mix
curry powder, flour and salt and
sprinkle over meat. Heat fat, add
onion and meat and cook until meat
Is. Drowned. Cover with boiling
water and ad dvinegar. Cover and
bake in a moderate oven (350
degrees) about one hour or until
meat Is tender.
fs Baked Rice
"a cup rice
/ teaspoon salt
2 cups milk
2 cups, water
Put rice in baking dish, sprinkle
with salt and add the milk and
water, mixed. Cover and bake in
d moderate oven $50 degrees F.)
and As minutes - or until tender.
energy value, will give you all
kinds of non fnr vo,,r ehonnfn1 or
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-04-15
O'BRIEN POTATOES.
8 medium.size potatoes
salt. DeDDeF

Tablespoon chopped pilmientO
teaspoon minced onion
Pare the potatoes and cut them
in half-inch cubes. Dry them and
fry in deep, hot fat until delicate-
" Drowned. Drain and sprinkle
with salt and pepper. Put the po-
tatoes into a. frying pan with just
enough fat 70 keep them from
burning, add the pimiento and
onion, and cook, stirring frequent
ly, for minutes.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-04-15

The Canton Of Berne, Switzer.
land, has ordered that all automo.
biles carry rear-view mirrors, di.
rection indicators and windshield
wipers.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-04-15

energy value, will give you all
kinds of pep for your shopping or
housework, and will furnish a man
with the energy he needs to get
through a hard morning at the Of
fee
Seward daily gateway., 1932-01-23
F|NANC|ERs WOULD
 NOW CURB, LICENSE,
 POOR STRAY ALLEY CATS

WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. 22 (P)-License laws for cats, similar to those now in force for dogs, have been announced as the 1882 ob- iective of the International Cat Society, as it's first active move to- ward abolishing all stray cats in the cities and country
 Organized last August in Hotel Astor, New York, with offices on Park Avenue, with J. H. Callender, historical writer, as chairman, and governing board composed of such men as George D. Pratt, exc cutive of the Standard Oil Com pany of New Jersey and conserva- ton authority, Eugene s. Wilson, vice president of the New York Telephone Company, and Thomas Cochran, member of J. P Morgan & Company, the society So far has confined it's activities t0 educa- tional work.
 It now plans to muster it's grow ing forces in support of cat license measures which have already been agitated in Connecticut and Penn sylvania, J M. Loughborough, gen. eEal manager, has informed the American Game Association. Ed win Gould, New York financier, is a member.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-01-23
BASEBALL OPENS APRIL II

NEW YORK, Jan. P. (P)-Presl- dents Heydler and Harridge of the National and American Leagues stated jointly that major leagues baseball season will open at Wash ington, April II, when President Hoover will throw out the first ball in the game between the Boston Red Sox and the Washington Sen- ators. Other teams will begin the championship SC a son otflclalIy April 12,
Seward daily gateway., 1932-01-23
Try our Seattle Ice Cream Fresh on every boat at SYLVlAS.

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MANY TENNIS ENTRIES

PARIS, Jan. g. (P)-French lawn tennis officials announced the re- ceipt of 16 entries from Britain, Italy, Hungary, Greece, Switzer- land, Poland, Monaco, Belgium, Ire land Holland, United States, Chile, Brazil, Paraguay, Czecho-Slovakia and Japan for competition in the 1882 Davis Cup matches. The French believe either Great Britain or the United States will win in the sami-final to meet France for the championship
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Old papers at The Gateway.
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Free Fur MarkefsrHg 2 SefliCe

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Seward daily gateway., 1932-01-23
NEW CABINET

PARIS, Jan. p. (E0 - Premier Laval, after a conference with President Dounaer, announced he had formed new cabinet. Laval will assume the foreign ministry himself; Andre Tardieu, War min istry; Pierre Cathala, ministry of interior, and Achille Fould, agri- culture ministry.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-01-23
WON s2,O0O.OO

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Seward daily gateway., 1932-01-23

HEALTH COMFORT ECONOMY are the three main reasons why ueople have their shoes resoled. The Seward Leather Works is waiting to
 serve your need for shoe repar with quality and workmanship.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-01-23
ORGANIZED ENGINEERING

LENINGRAD, U.S.S.R, Jan. g. (P)-Forty- five officials and em- ployees of the fruit and vegetable trust were arrested by the Ogpum secret police on charges of partici- pating in organized racketeering in selling produce.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-01-23

Harry Bowers, local barber, h a entered the Seward General Hos pital where he will undergo a n operation.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-01-23

Mrs. Edith Sheelor was recently installed Noble Grand of the Ju- neau Rebekah Lodge, reports the Juneau Empire.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-01-23

For Satisfaction-try our Purity Seattle Ice Cream. Alaska Shop.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-10-14

Mr.. Quinlan je demokraticky
kandidat ma nrad klerka okres-
neho sddu. Je to vyznamny a
zodpovedny iirad, ktory vyzadu-
je vsestranne vzdelanie, pevny
charakter obchodne znalosti.
Mr.. Quinlan narodil sa 81. ma
ia 1893 v Youngstowne. Chodil
do Central Public st. COLUMBIA
'skoly, potion do st. COLUMBIA A
,cademy a Rayen High, jeden rok
do Chicago Univerzity a pravo-
tarstvo skonGil tuna ma Yonngs-
town College Of Law, ked uz Dol
zenaty, deti mu chodily do sRoly
pracoval. Je clenom pravotar.
skej komory v Indiana. Y rokoch
19l8-1922 bol hlavnyih tajom-
nixon jednej vel'kej podpornej
organizacie americkej, v ktorej
zaviedol move systemy snizil
administracne vydavky. Jeho sy-
stem tej organizacii este i te-
raz sa pouziva, lebo je jednodu.
chym, lacnym a vel mi priehl 'ad-
nym. V Youngstowne prevadzs
poist'ovatel sky a kontraktorskJ
obchod uz 12 rokov. Jeho dosa
vadne 1spechy dokazuji, ze mi
vyborne kvalifikacie ma trad, {
ktory sa uchadza sl'ubuje, ze !
pade zvolenia snizi trovy toht'
ilradu, zavedie don poriadok
skolektuje sddne trovy. Cd odsu
denych. Prosi Soy, vollisoy q Q pod
poru.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-10-14
SLOVENSKE KLUBY
VYBERAJU KANDIDAToV

Slovenska Politicka Federacia
a slovenske kluby vyberajti teraz
kandidatov, ktorych budu odpo-
rlcat volicom K zvoleniu.
Federacia vybrala tychto: Ia
prezidenta Roosevelta, "a podpre-
zidenta Garnera, "a guvernera
lngallsa, "a podguvernera Pal
mera, "a tajomnika statu Brade-
ma, "a pokl. Day-a, auditora But
lera, Stat. prayotara Duffyho, "a
senatora ,Gilberta Bettmana, "a
kongresmalia pre- Stat Jursja H.
Bendera, "a kongresmana okre-
su Coopera, "a stat. senatorov j.
Eugene Robertsa VIM. L. Sause,
ia okr. sudcu Geo. III. Gessnera,
"a sirotskeho sudcu G. NJ. Wood
side-a, "a okr. pravotara j. III.
Leighningera, "a komisarov Vo-
CANA a Glucka, "a klerka sndu
Greena, "a serifa Engelhardta,
"a rekordera Griffithsa, "a pokl.
George P. Lewisa, "a okr. merica
Conquesta, "a koronera Hausera,
"a statneho poslanca Jana Bora.
ka P. Fleminga.
Campbellsky Polit. a Vzdela-
vacf klub vybral: Roosevelta "a
prezidenta, Ingallsa "a guvernera
Dunlavyho "a kongresmana, Ben
dera "a kongresmana "a Stat, Geo.
Gessnera "a sudcu, jana Boraka
a Fleminga "a poslancov.
Haseltonsky klub kritizoval
Federaciu, ze neendorsovala cel1
demokratick1 tiketu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-10-14
SCHODZA SLOW. VZDEL., Me-
ODVISLEHO PoLITICKEHO
KLUBU v STRUTHERS.

Cteni bratia a obcania, mas
klub bude mat schodzu uto-
rok, Is. oktobra vecer s. hodi-
ne na Elm ST., starej skolskej
budove. l
Prosim vsetkych bratov obca-
nov, ably prisli ma tito sch6dzu,
kde sa bude rokovat' vel mi
yaznych veciach. Tiez prosim, "a
by kazdy Glen klubu doviedol no.
veho ida. Obcania! Ny sa scha
DIANE, aby SINE sa poutili po-
litickych veciach, ako name pra-
covat' v pospolitom ziyote.
Vsetci Slovaci, obcania, byya
jdci ma juznej strane Struthersr
mali by sa pripojit k nam, tc
jest mali by vstnpit do Sloyen
skeho Vzdelavajnceho, Neodvis
leho Politickeho Klubu a praco
vat spolocne nami "a marco
slovensky. s uctou
Geza Grancaj, zapisnik
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-10-14
DO sTRUTHERs, OHIO


Odbor 81. N. S. s. ziada vset-
kych idov ddkyns, edlhujncich
viac nez tri mesiace, abv svoj
dlh vyrovnali. Jestli ME je i'm
NONE vyplatit svoj dlh, tax
mech 81 podajn ziadost' o platenie
prlspevkoy fondu rezervneho
v Hi. Odbore.
Kazdy jeden I'D udkyna, dl.
huj1ci Wac ako tri mesiace, mu-
sia sa hlasit u nctovnfka odboru
najneskorsie do %. oktobra 1882
a oznamit', ze co mienia ucinit'.
Jestli sa nebud1 hlasit tax bu-
dl vytvoreni bez d'alsieho ozna-
menia.
Haste sa ma adresu:
Pavel Kosik, nct.,
l25 Ridgeway, Struthers, Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-10-14
scHoDzA =. les. 7. y. =. !.

spolok Sv. Amy, Cislo 1853.
Penn. S. q. j. bude odbyvat svo-
ju tristvrt' -rocnd schodzu v ne
del'u, Is. oktobra popoludni 0 /.
hodine. Mech je kazda idkynla
prftomna ma tejto schodzi a svoj
dlh vyrovna nakol'ko moze, bo
jestli sa nebude Hast ma sch6-
dzi, tax bude vytvorena nasho
Cisla. My zname, ze sn plane ca
sy, ale dlhuj1ca sestra by sa ma
La hoclen hlasit' ma schodzi a
kol' 'ko-tol ko zaplatit ME dlhu
nam narobit' a potion, ked je to-
no yela, nam povie, ia nedbam,
tax ma vyr1t tie, robtef co chcete
SO mnou. Ale mile sestry, to tax
nejde. Kto to len ten dlh potom
zap1ati. Clslo nelnoze byt' skod
ne, bo penazi MET v kase. Bud
tie take dobre, mile sestry, po-
vsiinnite 81 tychto paru SLOW.
So sesterskym pozdravom,
Anna Gonda, nctovnicka
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-10-14
RoDIGoM CLENov KRUzKU
AZ. N. S. s. v sTRUTHERs, o.

Cteni rodicia, tymto vas 1cti-
We ziadam, aby ste 81 povsimli
tychto paru riadkov, ze v pade
melody, ably ste nesval 'ovali vinu
na nina, ale len ma seba. Vidite
sami ma vlastne oci, ze co sa de-
je. Met toho dina, aby ste nepo-
culi alebo nevideli, re niekto bol
zabity uz ci to automobilom a.
lebo niecim inym, najviac deti.
easy s1 'azke, ked' sa stane ne
hoda, to potion MET "a co AMI
ten najchudobnejsl pohrab Wy
strojit'.
Ctenf rodicia, ME je to tax
moe tych % centov ma mesiac.
Ale pravda, ked' sa nezaplati s.
6 mesiacov, to sa uz vidi mnoho.
Viete dobre, ze kr1zok plati me-
sacny rozpocet "a vsetkych Gle
nov krnzku, al "a tych, co dlhu-
jl a tax je kazdy Glen v nom "a.
bezpeceny. Som isty, ze ziadna
asekuracna spolocnost' yam ia
Ike vyhody media "a poplatok 23c
Tymto upozornujem tych, ktori
dlhujd uz 81 mesiace a viac, a.
by sa hlasili u nMe podpisaneht
do dna "a. t. mesiaca. Kto tax
neurobi, muslin zakrocit' dl's
stanov, t. j. vytvorenim.
Stefan Hriniak, starosta
81 Center ST., Struthers, OHIO
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-10-14
OZNAMENIE UDKYNAM 6. 159
p. S. z. j. MA STEELTON.

Drahe spolusestry, 1fam, ze ka-1
ida znate, ze nasa schodza sa bu-
de odbyvat' ma tuto nedel',l, Is.
oktobra po obede pol 2. hodi-
ne. TAX my jake 1radnfcky vas
ziadame, aby ste kazda jedna ma
t1to schodzu prisly, lebo ma tel
to schodzi nasa sestra predsed-
kyna Maria Ondas oznami YAM
vazne yeci "a bude citany al list
Cd nasho hlavneho tiradu. Prid'-
te vypocut' j zapisnicu a tri-
stvrt'rocne dcty. Drahe sestry.
maly by ste sa starat', ze jake
nase Cislo pokracuje a menovite
teraz v tychto 'azkych casoch
mala by prichodit' kazda sestra
ma schodze, ci ma Gently alebo ne
ma, ci bnde platit alebo ME. To
je vasa krest'anska sesterska
poyinnost' prist' ma sch6dze a
popytat' vase spolusestry, ably
vas len otrimaly v spolkn, ked'
chcete byt' 1dkynami i mad 'alej
Nuz drahe sestry, este faz vas
napominame, jako vase lradnf-
cky, len prid tie ia tlto vaznu
schodzu, slebo uz ma tejto scho-
dzi musfme sa poradit', ze jak to
budeme nad'alej pokracovat
Lebo drah6 sestry, chleba bez
mdky nenapeciete, a bez penazi
spolok neudrzfte. Myslim, mole
Edrahe sestry, ze aida som nikoho
mojim dopisom neurazila i ze1 II
Iysimnete a do srdc zastepite toto
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-10-14
Vyzinkovy tanec
v Campbell
Usporiadajn spojene spolky v
prospech osady Sv. jana Krstite-
Ia teraz v sobotu.

Spojene spolky pri osade Sr
Jana Krstitel'a v Campbell uspo-
riadajd spolocne yePky vyzinko-
w tanec na sobotu, IL. oktobra
veeer v Talianskej hale ma II.
ulici Campbell, ma ktory povo.
lavaju ct. obecenstvo 2 celej Ma.
honing doliny
Toto bude zabava, akej este ,
Campbell nebolo. Kto chce "a
budndt' ma tieto psie easy, ter
ich iste na tejto zabave zabudne
Ia najlepsia hudba bude hrat
k tancu, ktorej ziadlie nohy ne
odolajil. Spey, smiech, radost' K
bude panovat'. Prfd'te vsetci! Ia
ciatok je 0 pol 5. hodine.
S 1ctou povolava
Zabavny vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-10-14
sCH0DzA YOUNGEST. PoLIT.
KLUBU.

Dna 10. oktobra vecer 0 pol
8. hodine v slovenskej Sokolov-
nj ma Washington st. bude vel'-
ka politicka schodza, ma ktorii
srdecne povolavame vsetkych
Slovalog, uz ci s1 ldami alebo
ME, aby prisli poeuli .yybor-
nych recnfkov.
Tato schodza bude strcdu
yeeer a je len preto syolana, ably
sme mohli vypocut' vsetkych kan
Hdidatov, ktorych Slovenska Fe-
deracia endorsovala. Je to mi
moriadna schodza, len ma to svo-
lana.