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Evening star., 1932-10-23

BOOMING HOUSE for rent. vacant. 30
rooms. baths. running water; belongs 10
large business college: roomers waiting
rent, si67 90. Open Sunday.
EDWIN L. ELLIS.
90s 10th st NV Nat 47s7
BARGAIN: OWNER MUST SELL. ILLNESS
REASON: LOCATED IN OFFICE BLDG
SHORT HOURS LOW RENTAL; OFFER.
BOOMING HOUSE uear Tivoli Theater-l2
rooms. rent, SIS. bath. Gil heat, equipped
with inner spring mattresses. coil sprinss.
radio in fact ore Of best furnished houses
il city; free rent to Nov. Is; Total price,
$500 ash. 0pen SurdaE.
EDWIN L. ELLIS.
906 l0th 81. NV. Nat. 4I87.
ROOMING HOUSE
lovely rooms: downtown: nicely furnished
dandy place" Opposite Government build
inF. Rent s45. Price. $3.50; 5000 down.
SEE MIR. FOWLER.
Met. 63os. SOC F ST. NV.
Evening star., 1932-10-23
BUSINESS oProHFuNITIEs.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
RooMrNG HOUSE nesru ". University,
rooms rent, t6M1s sSsi sPfa' e iIfis, sissi ,
CAFETERIA-TEA ROOM.
r,.Dsb.ss fs Dss. PIses sm. dGr aa snt 5,r
Hsnd Rsads to sea oDes se at once pont % dssy
SEE MR.. FOWLER.
Met. sses SOC F ST. NV !.
70 ROOMS. good location; rent. sso; best
buy IN city. See this. one.
Liberty Sales & Service.
lll7 Eve st NV. ster. al2&. :
BOOMING HOUSES g, Wsshingtep Circle;
sos 10th st. tDSfN IN. = --- Nat. t7s7 !,
HOTEL ON HIGHWAY.
sss ossss ssos 4ssp4ss aoes
SEE MR.: FOWLER.
Met ss0s SOC F ST NV >
house in twenty-four hours II your price Is
right:
Liberty Sales & Service.
liz EYE St NV: ster. al24: :.
RooMIEg HoUsEGGSnneetisst n ave sb9gs
to retired people; large dining room de
EDWIN L. ELLIS.
908 10th ST DIV, Nat. 4787.
RooMING HOUSE on l2th st. II rooms;
very good income
Liberty Sales & Service.
lil7 Eve ST. NV Ster. sl24. /.
RoOMING HOUSE-Msss. ave, II rooms;
cash price. $500 open sunday.
EDWIN l. ELLIS,
ROOMING AND BOARDING
18th and r. l. ave. Charming location"
Is rooms. nicely furnished, and real chance
price FOR fine place" Only $500 required
to start
SEE MR.. FOWLER.
SOC = ST NV. Met s30s ,
pELICATEssEN; CHEVY CHASE SECTION
RENTAL; ONLY $1,000 Ma o255
9 ROOMS. nicely furnished rent. $50 good
location for roomers
Liberty, Sales & Service.
lll7 Eye St NV. ster sl24. ;
BOOMING HOUSE near 18th and Mass -
II rooms. rent. $50; $500 total price. Sec
this baTsain Sunday.
EDWIN L. ELLIS,
908 10Th st. nv Nat. 47s7.
ROOMING HOUSE.
II rooms, direct from owner. ster. sl2+
Evening star., 1932-10-23

CEMENT q specially coping around lawns.
sidewalks. paIch your walls; waterproof: eX-
prorounced National 323s. S26 4th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1932-10-23
BEDDING RENOVATED.
AMERICAN BEDDING CO.
4th and Bryant SITS NE. Pot a232.

CARPENTERING. Ine Psintins; rfI;odeiine eHile-
depression prices. ]. Weber, Atlantic 1896.
Evening star., 1932-10-23
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.


wHIPPET 80 .f-DoOR sEDAN-,orisInal
.ssPs s.sss asa t' sssh ssa Isl .s
wHiPPET i55s SPORT COACH; IN besuti-
on on terms sSn's aoisn's. Iii Elehtesat6 st nv
wHIpPET STANDARD COUPE, { cylinders;
ssrs ss,ases css Rsehssp,'e'' ass, condition terms '
WILLYs "C' SEDAN, ls,2-oood. clean and
sa.ss sHsPaiitsp .itsI ns oIsa'i owner
5.s sssssaou. "a u.f S. s.i isf w.
ter. aiEays starts In cold or rsin: zee
Sa 6 e.ss .. sr.I: .k oaa.r sas 'riss Adams
YILys-KNIqHr 1871 PE LUxE SEDAN. DAN.
as;sr 81 ssss ssss 1,S aP'stns.:e W.rrln''0n
wILtys Isse sEDASsss sCTR IoOt. si'
Co. aoss ss' l7ts lst.Il.sp. s. NV 0 ~ w
wnLYs SIX 1881 DE LUXE sEDAEn,!A
kssnnss ssnsss' ear s5sS RsSV sss rf' new 'l.a
'aaafs ~. sss.s = Sssssss ssssss:s.s ~ ssS s..si
s1 ME PAY .Ra Dsan sscss q 70, ouf d msSa S
,, tseturing department. A. Kahn, Inc. ssS
l,sssa CHEVROLET De LgxE SogPE.Esunl; r.
value next year. Ma. s42s.
oAs ss5 sAsE s0Hs on as mOSe
| cash, trade. terms Blanton Motor Co. 3
4 TO II New York ave. ne. Open Sunday.
REPoSSESsED CARS. 90 ipcluding 1881
Studebsker Dictator Sedan. 1881 Dodge
| Sport Roadster. 1890 Dodge Senior 6 Sedan
! other standard makes; sedans. coupeS, road
| sters: some as low as SIS: lowest prices;
| terms. See Mr.. Robinson, Vermont GARAGE.
sn rear q Iig Vermont ave. nv. Phone
PARTS-PARTS
for oil cars and trucks. Used cars and
trucks for sale. open Sundays Robert Her
VS. Use Fis ave. nv North Iotps
PLYMOUTH.
| mileage. 1900 must have money: $3.50; no
| trade can arrange financing. J. J. Dey. ll3
| You ne. Potomac 1893.
| SPECIAL TODAY ONLY.
| 1928 Nash Sedan. sI35.
| ls3b Dodge Coupe. 1910
| 1891 Ford De Luxe Fordor. S345.
1891 Ford Tudor. s2ss
! Model Coupe. sl2.
| 1880 Ford Tndor, s2l5.
| WASHINGTON MOTORS
| Co.
$3.50 Central Ave.
| Capitol Heiehts Nd.
Hillside 0600.
Open Evenings and Sunday.
Evening star., 1932-10-23

ARE YOU IN THE MARKET FOR A HOTEL,
RobM1NG HOUSE Or SMALL BuSINESs'
PROBABLY HAVE WHAT YOU WANT ON
MY LISTS. DECATUR 2ee2.
Evening star., 1932-10-23
TO BUY OR SELL
ANY BUSINESS
See Us First Estab 1929

sae Us First. Estab. 1923.
DsLIcATEssEN; RENT, $40; s225 wkly
. RESTAURANT il WHOLESALE MARKET.
" Vs. S2assilIHn Efs $685. c5Sls RH daily Rent
:. GRocERX; renf. $50 90: 9 rms. nice sec
'ifg pARRiaG isjlsei I6F fs5Ps GAS STATION; down
'9Lt lunch II Room. downtoWn: tMT rent, slas;
sSsa eoSfEc4osEsl Sflz pe5sn '0G fehs asfn noo rms
TAILOR SHOP in 18TH 81. APARTMENT
sEAu% EpSa m noe Eel rent SIS
'Tass ri gls boiNG dHs ts5%s s5oS wkLY close
RdNcH R PrEsa RooM f:'eS pTice seFas ssso terms
Gkk6oecEEssYY GkkocEsY deihs 5sRt sso skly Ens ehesp so00
sEE PsE s9Rf fSeS Ss ssSo FsPpf vPy ~ sso
SAkEhxx MxNs ~ ofafs Raflsfs aoob saSs 5F1R5 sH4s.
ssfIssS E. sssR AZ HEYSfss s
stfhc.cr. hoo spacc: for twalvs Years il
excellent locaiion: will cfTer to reputable
satss ss Rss of We shes ssDsss e sosi e sb
drsns wear, Lingerie and hosiery. !ewsiry.
mi:lilerg oi any other nor conflicting line:
81 rsp!ss sIa SIT tFctlg o,c confidential AdaTsss
GRCCERy STORE FOB ssALE--ss0o- 5000
weekly; mixed trade: GOOD profits: long lease;
all modern equipment; rooms and garage
iss5s s5a 5s asRy ss: ses mean business zdsE:s
sANpWIGH SelTEp GH SHOE; oaS h0GATEP NEAE st:
iSS howNTowN n9H fnnEEkpEaifStEEb FEnofEffE FEofEfE
CAN oPKHATE; sAaGAM. MA. sass. I
Evening star., 1932-10-23

\ PRINTING AND PUB
fishing house new to ashing-
ton will consider financing any
good publication, book. PAM
phlet. or will quote lowest
prices for cataiog. book or pam
phlet printing. Address Box
1904. Star Office. ,
Evening star., 1932-10-23

SONG POEMS WANTED.
Recosnized melody writer desires original
words Earl Whittemore. Nat. 1885. sll
Dist Nat Bank Bldg.
Evening star., 1932-12-09

Unions best customer, with exports for
the first nine months this year amount
ing to $125,000, 900, as compared with
$136, 900 900 for the same period in
1881. England is second, with exports
valued at approximately $4,000, 900 for
this year against SIS, 100000 in 1881.
Poland is in third place, with exports
valued at $22, ,000, 900 for 1882, with no
figures available for last year.
Exports from Russia into this country
for the first nine months Of this year
amounted to about $6,00o,0 900, reduc-
ton of approximately sl,000,000 In
comparison with the same period last
year, the report showed.
- Machinery Purchases Drop.
During the first nine months Of 1881
machinery and apparatus valued at
sal 800, 900 left American ports for Rus
sia, while for the same period this year
these articles have amounted to only
$4,000,000 Last year Russia bought
s8, 100000 in agriculture machinery in
the United States and 50 far this year
has purchased $4,000.
A total of s34,0o0,00 in tractors left
this country last year bound for Russia,
while so far this year only $4,000
worth have been purchased. Chemical
products amounted to 100000 in 1881,
against $25,0oo In 1882, and electrical
goods were $4,000 900 last year in COM
parison with $l,700,000 this year.
Iron and steel slumped from $500 900
to 100000: copper from $1,8o0,o00 to
100000, and iron and steel products
from $1,000, 900 to $500, 900.
Evening star., 1932-12-09
ARMY ORDERS

The promotion of each of the fol-
lowing officers to the next higher grade
is announced:
Corps of Engineers: Second Lieuts.
Robert H. Naylor. Paul D. c. Berrigan,
Henry G. Douglas, Joseph w. Fox, IT.,
George T. Derby, Max s.. johnson, Lee
B. Washbourne, John r. Crume, jr..
and Charles H. McNutt.
Ordnance Department: Capts. Willis
r. Slaughter and Roy L. Bowlin.
Cavalry: Lieut.. Col. Daniel D. Thomp-
kins, Lieut.. Col. Clarence A. Dougherty,
Capts. Charles S. Kilburn and Charles
r. johnson, jr.; First Lieut.. William s.
Conrow, Second Lieut.. John L. Hines, jr.
Field Artillery: Lieut.. Col. Thomas
P. Bernard, Maj. Frank K. Ross, First
Lieuts. Joseph A. Sullivan and Henry
E. Sowell
Coast Artillery Corps: Majs olin H,
Longino, Peter H. Ottosen and Edgar
H. Thompson.
Infantry: Lieut.. Col. Henry Hossfeld,
Capt. George H. Weems, First Lieuts
John S. Miller, James B. McDavid
Lloyd H. Gibbons, James w. Newberry
and Edward @. johnson.
| Air Corps: First Lieuts. Harold A.
Bartron and John F. Whiteley; Second
Lieuts. George w. McGregor and
Charles A. Harrington.
Medical Administrative Corps: Sec
ond Lieut.. Charles L. Driscoll.
Col. Harrison S. Kerrick, Coast Ar
| tillery, detached as co-ordinator, Sixth
Evening star., 1932-12-09
u s. SOQIEITRADE
OFF, s82,025,9l)
Decline for First Nine Months
i Of Year Shownby Com
{ merce Department.

The Commerce Department reported
yesterday that the trade Of the United
states with Soviet Russia had been re-
duced So, 2,025, 500, or 81 per cent. for
the first nine months Of this year as
compared with the same period last
year. The value Of exports, for the
1882 period was placed by. the depart
yaent at $12,052, 900. ~ -
At the expiration Of the month
period last year, 1t was revealed that
the Commerce Department was advis-
ing American business firms that due
to what 1t regarded as the uncertainty
involved in collections for exports to
Russia, to deal with caution in their
credit extensions with that country.
An unfavorable trade balance OF
Sl05, 100000 in Russia's foreign trade
during the first nine months of last year
and its reported effects on the state Of
Russian finance was believed to have
played an important part in the de-
partment,s opinion of Russia's ability
to pay its commercial obligations.
Unfavorable Balance Cut.
Since the third quarter of last year,
It was cited in the report. Russia has
succeeded in cutting its unfavorable
balance to 100000.
Germany continued to be the Soviet
Evening star., 1932-12-09

approved IN general any plan for solv.
ing the problem Of disposing Of surplus
crop and live stock products for which
the export market Is limited.
L. j. Taber, master Of the National
Grange and proponent of the export
debenture, also has his organization s
authorization to concentrate support
behind the domestic allotment. Some
leaders of the Farmers Union are re-
ported to favor the allotment.
Seek Monetary Reform.
Monetary reform also has been made
an issue by the farm groups. Inf1a-
ton by increasing the price of gold,
which would cause larger supply
Of currency and bring higher prices,
was advocated by the Farm Bureau.
Although not SO strong as the Farm
Bureaus position. the Grange has de-
manded an honest dollar" Remoneti-
zation of silver at "16 to /" basis Is
part Of the unions program.
Falling prices have made the money
issue serious In agricultural sections
where taxation is high and many farms
were heavily mortgaged under pre-l92s
standards.
Evening star., 1932-12-09

Area, Kansas City. NO.: TO Philippines.
sailing from San Francisco, Febru-
airy 10.
Mai Ned o Lewis, Medical Corps.
detached Fitzsimmons Hospital, Den
yer; to Fort Riley, Kan, effective De-
cember 10.
Capt. Paul J. Matte, Cavalry, de-
tached Fort Riley, Kan; to Fort Nc
Dowell, Calf, for duty with Overseas
Discharge and Replacement Depot.
Evening star., 1932-12-09
Wounded Because Not Smiling.

COLUMBUS, Ind. Cp.-A smile Is
worth lot. Emmett Kelley, 21, was
wounded in the lips when a glancing
bullet fired by a companion at target
practice struck him. The attending
physician said the missile wouldn't
have touched him if his lips had been
parted in a smile.
Evening star., 1932-12-09
farmers GROUPS
UNITE ON DEMANDS
Organized Agriculture Pre-
pares to Present Pleas
for Aid to Congress.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, December s.-With gen.
eral agreement among its leaders, or
ganized agriculture is ready to present
to Congress its demands for relief from
low prices and heavy debts.
Authorization to support any surplus
crop control plan and demand currency
imitation were given officers at the
closing session of the American Farm
Bureau Federation's annual convention
As he made plans for conferences al
Washington President Edward A. O'Neal
said:
THE Farm Bureau has its most
united front in years. We are ready
for a militant campaign in pushing
legislation to carry out the farm
program"
Others Stand Similar.
With some variation, similar stands
on major issues we're taken at earlier
conventions Of the Farmers Union and
National Grange, the other major farm
organizations.
The domestic-alIotmen plan for. re-
duced acreage was not mentioned specif-
ically in resolutions adopted by the
Farm Bureau, which abandoned sole
inSisteY1ce uDOn the equalization fee and
Evening star., 1932-12-09
BOY ATHLETE AT |
Chicago Child Swings s-Pound
Weight in Exercise.

CHICAGO R.-At the age Of year
Edward Ulrech vogt plays with an g.
pound weight. swings 3-pound dumb
bells and carries flatirons. He's the
son of Mrs. Edward j. Vogt.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-09
PRECEDENT oDPoRUCAL
DAN sKORo MA vsETKo

Prezident Hoover, svojom
posolstve kongresu V pondelok
odporilcal pedajovn dan Ma vse.
tky vyrobky, mimo potravfn
jednoducheho satstva. Odporneal
i zrusenie a spojenie dakych pat >
desiatich vladnych komisii IL
radovnf, zrusenie niektorych pc
naznych who'd pre- veteranov,
l1-percentove snizenie platov fe-
deralnych zamestnancov pla-
Tom vEse $1,000, .obmedzenie w
davkov ma verejne prace 70 TT
milionov na 442 milionov a sir0-
XII reformu bankovych zakonov.
Prezident odpordcal snizenie
vladnych vydavkov spolu 0 $50
milionov dolarov a zavedenie ho-
respomenutej dane a r6znych l.
spor k v6li tomu. ably prijmy a
vydavky vlady prisly do rovno-
vahy. VI tomto uradnom roku,
konciacom sa 80. jdna 1888, oca-
kava sa 11O0-milionovy deficit.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-09
NEWYORKSKE ODBORY
IA KONvENCIU MSS.

v New YOrku bola nedel'u
sch0dza odborov Mar. Slov. Spoil
ku, ma ktorej boly zastiipene od-
bory New Yorku, New Jersey,
Connecticut a vychodnej Penn
sylvanie. Ma sch0dzi bolo jedno-
hlasne prijate, aby sa odbyvala
mimoriadna konvencia a prijata
bola rezol1cia "a odstranenie
cenziiry mad organom. Vysetru-
j1ci vybor podal zpravu. ze do
sial' $50 odborov hlasoyalo "a
mimoriadnu konvenciu potreb.
ne je este 20 odborov. MSS. ma
555 odborov a ma svolanie mimo.
riadnej konvencie potrebne sii
dive tretiny odboroy. Tie najvac-
Sic odbory uz hlasovaly "a kon-
venciu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-09
"a sNfxEltIE INTEREST,"
MA DLHY FARNfkRoV

Franklin d. Roosevelt, buddci
prezident Spoi. Statov NAL po-
radu demokratickymi senator
mi, ma ktorej prejednavali spo-
sob znovufinancovania farmar-
skych morgicov. Ako znamo, v
Rampant Roosevelt sl'lbil farma-
rom, ze ich zachrani Cd ztraty
ich majetkov pre- nesplacaniet
morgicov. v niektorych castiach
krajiny interesove raty ma NOR
gise 81 vel'mi vysoke, tax se
farmari ME 81 vstave platit' ami
len interest Roosevelt teras sia-
dal sdattot6y, aby nasli sp0sob.
ks6rjA by u znovnfinancovanie
n1oreiSev "a nizsieho drokomeru
pfeviedlo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-09
Uznanie Slovenian
Cd Cerveneho Kriza
Haseltonske zeny dostaly zvlast.
ne aznanie "a vel 'kl pracu.

Ked tunajsia odbocka Ameri-
ck6ho Cerveneho Kriza dostala cd
federalnej vlady latku m saty
pre- skolske dietky, potrebne bo-
ly usilovne ruky zien, ktore by
z latky posily saty Prihlasily sa
mnohe zeny, ale .najviac Sloye.
nick. V osade Sv. AEbety ma
Haselton Slovenky sijn den a noe
ma % sicich strojoch osadnej
skole. Toto ziadna ina skola me-
dokazala a preto sa osadn1ckam
Sv. Alzbety dostalo zvlastneho
uznania od spravy Cerveneho
Kriza.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-09
Prof. Belavic ma
radiu v utorok
Kazdy utorok bude hravat' ma
plane cd $50 do 5:45 vecer. Spe-
vokol Sv. Jana Krstitel' a sa cvici
k radio koncertu.

Znamy horvatsky virtuoz IA
piano, prof. Tomas Belavic Dol
poziadany miestnou radio stani.
cou WKlBN,, ably hraval ma piano
kazdy ntorok vecer cd 5 80 do
5:45, pocndc 13 decembrom. Slo-
vaci, ktorf majd radio, mech ne
zabudnu vypocut' koncerty pro-
fesora Belavica. Stanica vysiela
ma vlnach o $50 kilocykloch.
Prof. Belavic nam sdelil. ze
pochvalne znamy spevokol osady
Sv. Jana Krstitel'a v Campbell,
ktoreho je On cvicitePom ria
ditelom, bude mat v kratkej
budt1cnosti radio koncert. Spie.
vat bude muzsky sbor. A tax "a,
sc budeme mat prilezitost po-
cut slovensky spev po radiu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-09
vEL'KoPoROTA oBvINILA
FUNKCIONAROV BOsAK
STATE BANKY

Scranton, Pa. Vel koporota
Lackawanna okresu, ktora "a O.
statne diva tyyzdne sk1mala zpra-
WI verejnych nctovnikov o "a
tvorenej Bosak State Bank w.
pociivala vypovede mnohych
predvolanych, v sobotu odhlaso.
yala, ze siesti maj1 byt obvine-
nj a postaveni pred sud. Divine
nj boil: Michal Bosak ST., zakla-
dateP predseda banky; Eduard
A. Bosak, podpredseda banky
Michal Bosak MI; Juraj M. Bo-
SAX, Jozef 0. Batyko, pokladnik
banky a Jan Galbavl, byvaly
zamestnanec banky. Obvinenia
vsetkych tykaj1 sa ndajnej ne.
zakonitosti a nepravidelnosti po-
ziciek, vyzdvihnutych banky.
Proti tymto obvineniam branit
sa maj1 pred s1dom niekedy po.
ciatkom februara 1888.
Obvinenie vel'koporotou nc.
znacf este dokazanie why, ale.
bo ods1denie. Obvinenia musie
byt' al dokazane pred sddom a
tn uz bud1 mat pravo branit
sa al obvinenf. Q. sldnom W.
roku, ci ma jednu, ci druhd stra
nu, prinesieme zpravu.
"Obrana"
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-09
VYSLUCH o KANALE
BoL 0DLozENY

Vysluch vo Washingtone pred
radon rick a pristavov Dol odlo-
zeny ma januar alebo februar, sa
oznamuje. Tento vysluch NAL
byt' este toho roku. Vzhl'adom
ma to, ze prezident Hoover chce
snfzit' vydavky ma verejne stav-
by, ma sa "a to, ze vec kanalu
nebude. prajne riesena uz tymto
kongresom.
Zalezitost kanalu ma vel'ke
t'azkosti sa prebit Nielen ze sd
zeleznice proti nemu, ale ami ar
madni inzinieri ME sl zan.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-09

vyslovujem j ma tonic mieste
moje srdecne yd'aky.
Nasa baseballova liga pozosta-
vala len 2 clenov cisiel M. O.
Ale hoci nasi hraci s1 mladsi, ma.
druhy rok neuzname campionstvo
ziadnej eaty Jednoty, kym nebu-
dd zapasit' eampionmi nasej
Lfgy. Clenovia sf vo veku cd IA
do Is rokov.
Este raz apelujem ma vas, dra-
hi bratia a sestry ma nasej oko-
lici, nezabudnite sa z1castnit
tohoto vecierku, ktory bude au-
ditoriume osady Najsv. Mena Je-
zis ma Steelton V pondelok, II.
decembra o pol g. hodine veeer.
Recnicky program bude nasle-
dovny: {,
1. Hudba Piroskova orche.
stra.
2. Spev "My Country.
3. j. G. Stanko. predseda Okre-
SUI, privfta obecenstvo. !.
4. Rev. Stefan Begalla, toast
majster.
5. Rec - Rev. Stefan Kocis.
6. Rec = Rev. Jozef krispin-
sky.
Z. Slavnostna rec - Jozef G..
Vascak, hi. podpredseda X. J.
8. Rec - Jozef Martinko. pred
seda Cisla 25.
9. Rec - Peter Bobby, pred
seda Slovenskei Baseball Ligy.
10. Rozdanie odmien (trophies)
= Edward Minarcak, hi. direk-
tor sportu K. j.
Recnit' bud1 este: Jan Mar
tinko, predseda G. 3Os. IKSJ. :;
sportovi reporter Telegramu a
Vindicatoru; Michal Herman,
nacelnik nasho Okresu: A. M.
Palkovic, hi. spravca K. Sokolov ;
Andrej Repasky, podpredseda
c. 259. IKSJ.; Jan Roth "a MI.
Cd. {. 241; vsetci starostovia a
manageri budu predstaveni; Pa
vel Dolak, manager eampionov
Llgy; Michal Varsa, manag
campionov prvej polovice sezony
Adam Stey, podpredseda Okresu
j. c. Dulovich, pokladnfk Okre-
su; J. B. Hassay, tajomnik Okre-
Sll.
Prid tie, bratia a sestrv, IA
tento banket, ktorym poctime
vit'azov j pracovnikov nasich.
Vstnpne je len 25c.
Jozef q. Vascak,
pOdpredseda X T.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-09
Schodza vzalezitosti
vianocnych darov
Bude ma utorok vecer v skole o.
sadly Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda.

Sch0dza Okresneho Sboru Slo.
venskej Ligy V zalezitosti via
nocneho obdarovania slovenskych
n1dznych rodfn bude utorok,
13. decembra vecer v skole osa-
dy Sv. Cyrilla Methoda.
Ma tlto sch6dzu ziadani sii
vsetci pracovnlci pracovnicky
Slovenskeho Dna zastupcovia
sborov spolkov, prisldchajiicich
do Slovenskej Ligy. Ma schodzi
poda zpravu vybor. ktory popi-
soval nldzne rodiny. s uctou
N. J. Palkovic, predseda.
NJ ). Lesnak,. tai. Okr. Sb.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-09
vRAzDA v HOOVER CITY

d III 4 / 4
" Hoover City, sidle l'udi
bez domova, ktori byvaju Y ma
liekych b1dach z bedien postave-
ntch, pri mestskom smetisku, u
dala sa vrazda. Alfred Wright,
28rocny, (. 521 Gibson ST.,
najdeny Dol mrtvy jedneho rama.
Jeho hlava bola roztlcena skala-
mi, ktore lezalv okolo mrtvoly.
Obyyatelia bud poyedali polieajs
tom, ze noel poculi hluk, ale
nevideli mic. Wrightoya Sena i.
dala, ze muz odisiel po veceri I
nepovedal jej, kde ide.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-09
"HLADOvA ARMADA
BOLA VO WASHINGTONE

"Hladova armada, pocte
5000, ktora sa sisla do Washing
tonu z celej krajiny, ably v pom
delok podala kongresu ziadost' Q
penazitn pomoc pre- nezamestna-
nych, vykonala svoju 1lohu bez
vsetkych vytrznostf a teraz sa
rozchadza domov. Ziadosti boly
podane predsedom oboch domoy
kongresu: yiceprezidentovi Cur.
tisovi a, recnikovi Garnerovi. O.
baja odvetili, ze ziadostiam bude
venovana pozornost'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-09
krasne poboznosti
v osade Sv. Cyrilla
Mnoho knazov bralo ucast' ma
poboznostiach. Kostol Dol vzdy
4 preplneny.

Y nedel'u zapoeate boly v osa.
de Sv. Cyrilla Methoda 40-ho-
dinove poboznosti, ktore sa skon.
cily utorok veGer dojemnou
procession $ Prevelebnou Sviato-
st'ou Oltarnou "a ncasti poeet.
nvchs knazov 2 blizka d'aleka a
mnozstva veriacich.
Poboznost' zapocatd bola v me-
deli rano vel'kou sv. omsou,
ktord sldzil duchovny osady,
Rev. Stefan Begalla.
Vecer NAL kazen Rev. Juraj
Hovanec z Akronu a Rev. Stefan
Kocis Dol celebrantom pri sv.
pozehnani. Rev. Celestin Drex-
Ter. O.S!B. a Rev. Leo Rehak, O.
s. B. 2 Clevelandu, boil jahnom
a podjahnom. vypomahali ma
sledovni knazi: Rev. Jan w. KRIS
pinsky, Rev. Jan Hudak, Rev.
Jozef Breznak, Rev. Paschal Ka.
vulie, O. S. B., Clevelandu;
Rev. Jan Kandrac z Warren; Rev.
Simon Miskovcik 2 Farrell; Rev.
Stefan Valko z Parkman; Rev.
Martin Cummings, Rev. j. A.
Sidley mesta; Rev. Jozef KRIS
pinsky 20 Struthers Rev. Juraj
Novak z Campbell.
Rev. Jan Hreha 20 Steelton.
NAL kdzen v pondelok veeer.
Ma zakl'u6ujdcej poboznosti v
utorok vecer NAL kazen Rev. Ju-
raj Novak 2 Cambell vel'adp.
Gregor Vaniscak, O. S. B., prior
klaStora SLOW. Benediktinov v
Clevelande, Dol celebrantom pri
sv. pozehnani. Rev. Frantisek
Dubois Lakewood Rev. Jozef
Straka Natrona, Pa. boil jah-
nom a podjahnom.
V procesii boil Rev. Juraj Bar
lok Pittsburgh, Rev. Jozef
Kusner Charleroi, Pa, Rev. Jo-
zef Zalibera z Detroit, Rev. Jan
Janosik z Josephine, Pa, Rev.
Jan Rostas Marietta, Pa, Rev.
Edward Istocin Canonsburg.
Pa, Rev. Michal Suba Fair
port, O., Rev. Edward Stanko z
Barberton, Rev. Stanislav GNU
ca, O.S.B. Clevelandu, Very
Rev. w. A. Kane, Rev. Jozef N.
Trainor, Rev. j. II. LEM, Rev.
Vito Franco, Rev. Stefan Kocis,
Rev. Jozef Krispinsky a Rev. Jan
Hreha, ako al duchovny osady
a kaplan, Rev. Stefan Begalla a
Rev. Michal M. Tondra.