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The Washington times., 1932-04-29

There's no part of the mode
where you won't find rough
fabrics. Last fall when they
were suggested for evening
clothes, there was the usual
storm of disapproval that greets
anything so new. But it wasn't
long until rough crepes were
worn for evening all over the
country. And now they are
invading the sports mode. They
really started there, for two
or three years ago they were
called sports silks. but then
they dropped out for a while,
and it is only recently that
they have again been conSid-
cred smart for active and spec
tator sports. That means that
we will wear them much Of
the time this summer. for in
climates like Washington sports
clothes are worn for general
daytime occasions, even on the
street.
Trimmings Retreat
Rough crepeS make unusually
smart sports clothes, because
they tailor so beautifully, so
that you can get a better look
ing garment at lower price,
with seams neat, curves flat,
and a much better fit than is
possible in a sheerer material.
TWO clorS are sometimes used,
Tor the popular costume in con-
trast, or simple trimmings such
as buttons are the only orna-
mentat1on. Dresses are much
The Washington times., 1932-04-29
The Rhymins
O ptimist
BY ALINE MICHAELS
NameleSs joys

NdmcIcSS JUyS
Out of the heart of the uni
verse
Into the linnet's song it flows.
Painting the wings of the
butterfly,
Reddening the petals of the
rose,
Something for which there is
no name
Leads of it's loveliness to the
dawn,
Out of the heart Of the uni
verse
Ever and ever it Journeys on.
One with the cosmic urge it
seems,
Driven by forces that never
tire,
Giving man glimpses of realms
afar,
Lifting him up toward his
hearts desire.
Waves of its glory swept us all,
None has named it, for who
could name
Something more glamorous
than the dusk.
Something more bright and
fair than flame?
Part of the cosmic urge 1t
seems,
Rapture the spirit sometimes
knows;
Out of the heart Of the uni
verse
Into the linnet's song it flows.
The Washington times., 1932-04-29
CHAPTER XIV.

"Have you any suspicious Of
how the parrot and the dog
died?" Colt asked.
"I don't know a thing about
It,"
Have you heard any quar-
rels in this house?"
Even frightened as she was
the girl curled her pinched lips
at this question.
81 didn't hear much else"
was her reply.
Hear any tonight?"
"Sure, heard them all. I
heard Mr.. Rowland and Miss
Lola having it hot and heavy.
And also, this afternoon, I
heard Mrs. Carewe and Miss
Christine having it, too"
"And what could they be quar-
reling about?"
81 don't know. I heard Miss
Christine say she had to have
her money back. And Mrs.
Carewe said it wasn't any of her
business. And Miss Christine
The Washington times., 1932-04-29
When Manners
Are Correct
By MRS. BEECKMAN
More IntrOductiOnS

Dear Mrs. Beeckman: |. How
do you introduce three women
to one man?
2. Is it necessary to shake
hands with both the hostess and
the guests? Or is handshaking
improper. M
l. We don't introduce women
TO men, dear friend. We intro
duce men to women. And when
we are introducing three women
we might say, Mrs. Worthing.
ton, May present Mr.. viii
lamS?. and Mrs. Jensen, Mr.,
Williams.
z. HandShaking is never "im-
proper" some people like to
shake hands often and with
practically everyone they meet,
and some people don't. But
always a hostess and a host
shake hands with guests, as
tthey arrive and as they take
their leave.
when you arrive at a party,
and have shaken hands with
the hostess and the host, you
will probably shake hands with
the guests who are special
friends of yours, and with
acquaintance if you wish to.
If you are woman, you will
probably not shake hands when
a man is introduced to you,
but you may, of course if you
wish to. And you may or may
not. as you wish, shake hands
with other women when you
are introduced. If you are a
man, you will shake hands with
the men who are introduced to
you, and when you are intro
duced to a woman, you will
wait for the woman to offer
her hand for a handShake.
The Washington times., 1932-04-29

smarter for sports if they are
interesting in cut and color
rather than trimming, for of
course they should be simple.
They are two-piece or Onepiece,
whichever you prefer, and they
make good use of all the best
features you find in other
froCkS.
Bi-COlOr Theme
One of the dresses we have
sketched is in two Colors,
brown skirt, and a rosy beige
top. The diagonal closing of
the blouse is accented by three
metal stars, there is a pocket,
and the skirt is plain and
straight. Then there's plain
color dress, this one in a soft
green, though you can find
them in beige, blue, and other
medium shades or paStelS. The
buttons across the shoulders
are an IDEA borrowed from the
Lyolene coats that have been
so popular this spring, and the
metal buttons have anchors on
them. The short sleeves make
the dress wearable in warm
weather, and the little tie scarf
makes it an ensemble when
you wear it under a coat. The
Jacket is the new short type,
and the pleated skirt hangs
straight.
Prints Here Too
Rough crepes may be printed
just as well as sheer crepes, so
we've chosen a print for the
other sketch. It is a tiny star
pattern, white stars scattered
over a red, blue or brown sur
face. The dark color of the
background, and the lon g
sleeves of this dress make it
excellent for street wear, too,
so you can start wearing it
right now, and go straight
through the summer with it,
even carrying it over into the
fall, most likely. The surplice
closing of the blouse makes it
extremely easy to wear, as do
the wide reVers. 1t is in two
pieces, with pleated skirt. This
dress, and the two-color dress
are $3.50, and the dress in
all one color, is only $40 in
ADVERTISEMENT
The Washington times., 1932-04-29
Someone Interfered
r Miss Fairfax:

Dear Miss Fairfax:
I am boy of II and had
a girl friend whom I loved
dearly, and everything was
going along beautifully until
another girl whom I only con.
Sidered as a friend interfered
and told things about me that
were partly true. Should I
explain to this girl the whole
matter, giving my word against
that of the trouble-maker (and
1 believe mine would be taken
or try to make this other girl
apologize and tell a straight
story? No other girl has ever
meant as much to me as this
friend whom 1 have lost and l
am afraid l can never take an
interest in another. Don't say
am too young for love (of
course, 1 know l am too young
to marry.
But I feel that love is an in
Spiration to everyone, and
what is life without it?
PHIL
You are quite right, Phil, in
thinking that love plays an
important part in inspiring
people to work for the better
things in life. And if you have
found the girl whom you like
better than all the rest. and
she is a source of inspiration
don't lose any time about get
ting back into her good graces.
1 believe the best way would be
to go to her and explain every
thing.
The Washington times., 1932-04-29
Advice to the LoveIorn
By Beatrice Fairfax

Can They Live on S12 a Week
Dear Miss Fairfax:
I have a, niece who is just
18 years old and who has been
living with us since she was
four. She is now keeping COM
pany with a young man "a
years old, and, and they are
very much in love and have
decided to marry. The trouble
is that he only makes $12 a
week, and neither of them has
any money. My husband and
I have objected to their marry
ing, not because we do not
like the young man, but be-
cause it seems an economic
impossibility for them to man.
age on any such income. They
seem to be convinced, however,
that by rigid economy they
can live on that salary. Please
tell me what you think about
this. E. M. H. G.
That seems to be a perfect
example of youthful optimism,
love soaring above such earthly
things as food and shelter,
sickness and even movies and
ice-cream sodaS. Of course,
they might manage to exist on
$12 a week, as many are doing
in these times, though not from
choice.
But how much better it would
be to wait for just a year or
two, and do all the saving and
skimping now, so as to be ready
for marriage and its response
bilities later. A little money in
the bank allows a man to forge
ahead with greater confidence.
The Washington times., 1932-04-29

even a tWinge Of periodic pain.
Why don't you meet these month
ly emergencies with this remark
able modern discovery?
Midol takes pain off the calen-
dar. Monthly martyrdom is
foolish. For Midol is as harm
less as the aspirin tablet you take
for your headache! All drug
Stroes; Just ask for MiHol.
The Washington times., 1932-04-29

price. Considering their quality
and smartness, they are all
good bargains.
X X
For the name of the store
where you can find these
dresses, write Miss Laville,
ncIOsing a Self-addressed,
stamped envelope, or call Dis
trict $3.50, extension 1919.
The Washington times., 1932-04-29
Household Hints

The addition Of a little flaked
rice is an improvement to
scrambled eggs, giving them ad-
ditional solidity, and, of course,
making them go farther. Al
low a teaspoonful of the rice
to each egg.
When boiling a suet pudding,
put three or four pieces Of
orange peel in the water. They
will collect all the grease, and
the pudding will boil quicker
and will be much lighter.
Put salt into the water in
which you bathe sore, tender
feet. 1t will help to Soothe
and harden them.
The Washington times., 1932-04-29
" x
p 8 3
NOI52

A made an opening bid of l.
Spade. B shifted into 1-No
Trump. A return to his suit,
bidding 2-Spades. Even then B
did not like to let his partner
play a five-card suit, when B
held the singleton K. 1t was
fortunate that B bid 2-No
Trumps, which A carried to g.
No Trumps.
1t would not have altered re-
suits had z made an opening
lead of spades, but he decided
to lead his 2 of diamonds. A
covered with his lowest card; Y
played his 8, and BIS 9 won the
trick.
Before attempting any other
lead, the declarer laid down his
lone K of spades, expecting to
find that suit established in
dummy. He then led his 3 of
clubs, putting up dummy's j.
Y's Ace won the trick, and he
led back his top diamond to
clear his partners suit. Dunn
my'S Ace won the trick, also the
next three tricks with its top
spades. Y discarded his lowest
heart and lowest club; the de-
Clarer let go thrc2 hearts. as
that suit did not appear of
much consequence. Finding
that z held the high spade, 2
started on his club suit, to force
discards from z. The eighth
trick started with AS @ Of
clubs; it was won by the de-
clarer's K, dropping rs last
club, and leaving the cards
shown below.
a none
The Washington times., 1932-04-29
Try These
Recipes
BROILED SARDINES WITH
PARMESAN CHEESE

BROTLED SARDINES WITH
PARMESAN CHEESE
INGREDIENTS:
large sardines
pieces of toast
Butter
2 tablespoons Parmesan cheese
and paprika.
DIRECTIONS: Drain the sar.
dimes and broil them on both
sides. Then lay the sardines on
pieces Of toast little larger
than the Sardines. Springle
with Parmesan cheese and gar
niSh with paprika.
Minute Clam Broth
1 pint clam broth l 2-oz. jar pi-
4 cup cream mientoes
Is tsp. salt
Commercially bottled clam
broth of good quality may be
used in emergency; to each
bouillon cup of hot, we'll sea-
Soned broth add a spoonful of
'7hipped cream to which has
been added finely chopped pi-
miento and 70 teaspoon salt.
Serves 4.
The Washington times., 1932-04-29
How Do Dancers
Manage?

T h e professional
engagements of a
dancer make no
allowance for the
time of m on t h
when she may be
helpless with pain.
Her periodic dis,
comfort must not
interfere with her
easy, e ffortl ! ess
performance. Such
W o m en- do not
fight" periodic
pain, but GUoid it.
They use Midol
and do not suffer
The Washington times., 1932-04-29
Contract
Bridge
By E. v. Shepard

Most Slams Cannot Be Bid
Even feature showing" can
not always predict slams. 1t is
especially difficult to tell in ad-
vance whether or not a slam
can be made at no-trumps. The
following hand greatly exceeded
expectations through able play.
A52
O8754
6A542
$3.50
AAQJ97 49, AK
OAIo2 81 OJ963
@QJ7 &KI096
HA7 - HKI094
I08643
OKQ
&83
NoI52
The Washington times., 1932-04-29

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

Yillom Aachetne sa zanjah vecb ably
apanoyala zeby ich brat povola nebol pre-
naslsao tJnI ktor BY nn u Ii dobr5ch alebs
,zI5eA pohndtok, 81 ,adeai uskodit'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-25
70 slovensky:
PRAVDA MUSi PANOVAT.

Vd'aka nasm shdom, spravedlivost bola prisndena
a poctiyc bolo jednane jednym nasich poprednych
pravoirov j. Janom A. Nilom Jeho sede1nnast rokov
pravotarcenia tomto meste jelo chranenie zajmov
podprivlegovanycl urobilo ho jednym vynkajhcich
ulsvotarpv sudnych kruhoch, obvnenia. nedlvno
yznescne proti holy opravdovy otrason nenve-
ritel nyn jm kton no pozna teno rad rokov. Jelo
styky iznymi, pokial' my zname, boy rzdy spravle
poctive
Vzdavame uprimnd chvalu sudcovi Harry G. IIoff-
anovi jeho spraFodlve nestrannf, schopnc odyaz
Nc rozhodnutie zrlsit zaobu prot p Wlovi Po skon-
cend6vodepia statu nebolo pochybnosti nlys sudcu
ako nebolo ami mysadh mnohvch jeho priatelo ze
stat nedokaza AMI zbl a obyinenia proti >. Wioy
jeho plne oslobodenie sudcom Hoffanon de- vitane na
mi ysetkJmi co VT 'azstvo sprayodivosti pravdy.
Je hodna povsimnutia ta dovera, ktor1 jeho kolego
via pravot4ri mali ho 90 ukaSuje fakt, - sty1ia
pfasot4rs1 Mahopin ngsksj Prasot2gx
sks3 Komorg ssuSca Is yessnh Etiednaar1
"a stessaif Gayda ". osborne M rrs4 sdd pAnorn
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-25
sUsEDsKY KoNCERT
" CAMPBELL 8. APRfLA

II Hal = =
! Na piatok, s. aprfla, usporiada
Youngstown Shopping News On
.chestra a Westminster Quartet
susedsky koncert Y Neighborhood
House II Campbell, ma ktorom bu-
de predneseny obi 'lbeny hndob-
nj program.
Tato orchestra uz NAH kon-
cert II Neighborhood House -
'skthc roku, ktory 50 va = 3
,da II zaiste I teraz prednesis m
sne husky Kostolny Westiiin-
IA Kyartet je t5m nAjlsp1 1tn N
msste Toungstowne, + uk hlas ze.
AN xsjnej krksy
ptup bude Val @ pr1 I q
l5sh ! detii kssl prfllsl |ls1 ~ ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-25

John A. Wllo, Prominent Local Attorney Vindcated
Thanks to Courts, Justice has been meted and
far play has been done to OF o.lr prominent local
Attorneys Mr.. John A. Willo. His seventeen wears of
practice i'll this community, and his championship Of the
,ndelpriveged has made him one of the outstanding
lawyers before the Mahoning County Bar and the
charges recently brought against him was distinct
shock and that unbelievable to those who knew
him during these years. His dealings with his fellow
to the knowledge Of this paper have always been
fair and square.
We sincerely commend Judge Harry G. Hoffman for
the fair impartial, able and courageous decision in dis
missing the prosecution against Mr.. Willo AT the close
Of the States case there doubt in the mind of the
Court there has been in the minds of his host
OF friends that the State proved not the slightest sc-
tlla Of evidence connecting Mr. Wio with the ofcnse
charged against him. and his complete acqutta before
Judge Hoffman is hailed triumph Of Justice and
Truth by us all.
1t worthy to note the confidence which his brother
lawyers had in him. shown by the fact that four Of
the prominent attorneys at the Mahoning County
Bar, Judge W. p. Barnum Joseph Friedman, w. f.
Stewart and Clyde w. Osborne appeared in Court with
Mr. WHO and interested themselves nobly in deter
mining that Justice should prevail and that their brother
lawyer should not be ujusty prosecuted by those who
might whether the motive be good bad seek his HARM
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-25
HLADovY STRAJK
NEZAMESTNANEHO


DR.. Frederick +. Wollter, 81
rocny uteny clovek. je az, tri
tJzdne ma hladovom strajku, aby
vzbudil verejne svedomie proti
soeiallfym krivdam TAX spo-
nahlil reforlny, pr. Wollter NH
tri diplomy .. nniyerzit,. oylada
iazykom j pismom oscm rcei; q
predsa nemoze dostat' praciL .Ted
no kolagium mu ponnklo doeasnl
pracu v lsnihovni "a $15 ma tlz-.
den, co on odoprel prijat', tyr
diac, ze by toho nevyzil slusne
"a ze chce stalu pracu a ME do
easn1. DR. Wollter bSva 70 Wa
shingtone.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-25
Slovenski STUDENT
Clevelandu pridu
Zahraju dramatickd hru Muce-
mix : Mexika' osadnej sieni
Mena Jezis ma Steelton 20. marca.

7ta ssi , i
No vel 'konotnt utorok zavita-
jn k nam do Yolngstownu st,l-l
denti Vyssei Sloyenskei Sknly
Clevelande. Prfdu. ably zahraIi
krasnu dojlmayll dramatick1
hru Mucenik z Mexika' ! skol-
skom anditoriume farnosti Mena
Jczis na Stecltone. Y teito Ires
berie ncast' trinast sIovenskyeh
studentov pod yedenim DIP. .Joze-
fla Buca, g. S. B rs
Ezhl'adom ia terajsie tazka
easy. vstnpne bnde iha 25c pre-
tlospelych a Zoe pre- deti, aby ai
ii najchudobnejsf mohli Sd prist'
pokochat umeni studentov.
Predstavenie bude iba iedna.
to vo vel'konocny ntorok, d1a
%. marca, veeer 0 pol osmej ho-
dine. Pocas predstavenia ttin-
kovat' bude al hudba mladych
muzikantov pod vedenin j. Mi
chala Pirosku.
Aimo dramy Mu6enik Me-
Nika !, STUDENT zallraiu este al
veselohru W sme vsetci jed
nom vreci' od Urhanka.
Slovenskt obecenstvo eelej
youngstowfskei okolice je tymto
ilctive povolane ma toto STUDENT
ske predstavenie. Prid tie al 8
priatel'mi. Do videnia "a M
Steeltone.
studentslky v5bor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-25
Willo Offers To Duplicate
Arson Evidence
Says He'll Replace Papers Fire Chief Reports Were
DESTROYED

(ne1rintch Youngstown 1882
Attorney John Wo, accused this morning by Fire
Chief Harry Calan of destroying evidence needed in
The prosecution Of George Gourlas and James Sens
suspects said this afternoon that if he had de-
slroycd 'any evidence he would be willing to replace
it with duplicate copies
At the same time Wolissued statement attacking
Nalan for prosecuting charge of which Willo
cleared Yesterday.
Willo thanked his friends who .'staunclly stood
iy him during the dark hours of the short lived but
curious prosecution which was visited upon me bv a
handful Of picayune politicians drunk with power
and ove-inated with their self-impoltance.'
The statement continues that lawyer Wilo has
found it necessary to tramp the toes Of both rich
and Influential persons
'.Somc of these defendants and their associates. .
the statement says have not taken kindly to the vigol
and relentless manner in which have protected and
enforced the legal rights of my more humble clients and
therefore | have incurred their enmty.
"Racketeers''
Recently, one of these defendants rich and infuer
tial and coterie of racketeels, whom behalf of
vctimzed plaintiff had just legally taken to task fol
their criminal practices banded themselves together fol
the purpose of reeking their vengeance upon me.
"a willing tool soon found in the person of the
cgotistca blatering chief OF the city of Youngstown
Who'll regret to say is afflicted with the painful maay
of diarloea Of the mouth and constipation of the mind
''My groundess arrest and my groundlcss prosccu
tiol fdlowcd.'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-25

Dowell Hargraves, jeden 2 d.
MOSCOW 11rocneho Jamesa DeJute
= Niles, Dol minuleho tyzdna od-
s1deny ma dozivotny zalar okres-
nym sudcpm Griffithom vo War
rem. Toho tyzdha sddeny Dol De-
mako, ukryvac chlapca a dostal
vazenie Cd / do 90 rokoy. Druhy
dnosca cblapcov dosial nebol chy
teny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-25
sUDCA BALDWIN pRoTI So
VYHADZOvANIU ROBIN

Okr. sudca Frank l.. Baldwin
odoprel ziadost' II landlordoy
dat vyhadzat' jedenast rodm na
ulicu pre- neplatenie najomneho.
Tyehto iedenast rodin ma 45 ma
,ltch deti. sudca povedal, ze w
hadzovanie rodin domov Y tych-
to t'azkych casoch by malo NJ
prestat', menovite kde sa jedna 0
pady, ako Y tychto jedenastich.
Jedna rodina bola dina len de-
sat dolarov druha rodina pla-
tia najomne "a l6 rokov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-25
vALI6Nt LODE
oDCHoDIA 70 AANdHAJ

Scst' amarickych niciteliek a
sest ponoriek dostalo rozkaz od-
plavat' 10 aanghaju do Hawaii a
ku kalifornickemu pobrezin. ST.
tnaeia \ senghaj ic u tax zlep-
Sen6, ze / postaei mensf poeet "a
iecntch lodi na chranenie zauj-
NOV americkvch,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-03-25
Ci w boil u Vas?

IFu. APU my uVt Sd SIFttneme,
ten den uz nasi chudaci muzo-
via nemajii ve6eri ia cas-. Vcera
vsak moja mila kmotra letela mi
lstrety, akoby sme sa neboly
widely Bob INA od kedy. Celia
rozrusena, sotva mohla slova W.
povedat', a trcpe cosi 0 vstupen-
kach, 0 tanci a o akychsi odme-
mach "a najlepsi' valcilx. Nedajbo-
be bolo mi vynst' jej reel, az
ked' kone6ne sa trochu ntisila a
zaeala hovorit' zretel nejsie.
"Hei, poveda Il mas w
boli tymi vstupenkami ma ten
vel'ky slovensky bal, co bude v
Ohio hoteli ma 81. marca. Joj,
kmotra, ale ze to bude zabava -
celia yomgstdwnska dolina bude
tam vyparadena ami Franz Joze-
fov dvor. Ach, keby ste vedela,
AXE krasne dive odmeny nz majd
hotove pre- park, ktory bude ve-
diet zatancovat.' nailepsie vale.
Sudcovia budii popredni sloven-
ski obchodnici, lekari a advokati
2 kazdej slovenskej osady ma tel
to okolici. Ale znate co, ked'
este il vas neboli so vstupenlxami
TAX hlaste sa, lcbo ze uz ich ne.
majn yel'a. ia som chcela kiipit'
este iednu pre- svagra. ale ii dva-
ia 2 vtboru, co boil II mas, nz me-
mali Wac, predsa sl'nbili mi "a
dovazit' cd niekoho ineho. "
"Joi, kmotra, nemozem sa ami
doGkat' do stvrtku. Vies co, pod
so mnou, a ukazem tt move saty,
20 som knpila ma ten den. ia ii
povicm, ze ziaden "airis" ami ne
neeesfenkaze ma mas, be SINE este
vzdy len 'grinore
Pravdu mas, ved' w je cas-,
aby my Slovaci zaeali sme spolu
pracovat' a ME len .ieden prot
druh6mu. A praye takato vyro-
eta zabava utka silny spoloenf
krnh medzi nami, nielen V jed.
ncj alebo dvoch osadach, ale 70
vsetkych vospolok.
TAX SINE sa roztrepotaly tom
bale, zc ami nam sa neprisnilo,
Ky cas- SINE tax stravili. Pre-
dsa som 81 pomyslela. re to kaz-
dy Y Youngstown NJ nema insie
ma mysli, a ze ked' je este niekto
co sa vola Slovak a neyie Q tom
bale, ME je hoden toho mena.
Ostatni raz vas povolavame ma
ten zvlastne yylueny slovensky
tanec do Ohio hotelu ma stvrtok,
81. marca. Je to spoloena zabava
pre kazdfho Slovaka Sloyen-
XII. Rud1 tam nasi slovenski le-
kari, adyokati, obchodnici, politi-
kari a kazdy, kto vie 81 ocenit'
svoj narod. Tato podujatost sia-
ha d'alej, nezli len jeden veeel
veselosti. Tato zabaYa bude mat
yplyv ma kazd1 vrstvu slovenskf-
no zivota v okolici.
Nezdrahajte sa teda, aida pre-
niekol'ko centov, ktore date "a
ystupenku, lebo ilroky budu hoj'
ne. Tcda nezabudnite trojaky Q.
sob: zabavny, mravny . obchod'
ny.
vYBOR.