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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1932-06-03
Use Garden Projects
to Stop Demands for
Unemployment Relief

In order to still the demands for
unemployment relief and in order
to lower wages still further, the
B. F. Goodrich company has start
ed a cooperative" gardening pro-
ject near Akron, Ohio. The pro-
Ject will be "for the benefit Of
part-time and former employees
and to assure their families ar
adequate food supply by utilizing
idle time"
The Goodrich company is trying
to make its employees believe tha+
while they cannot hope to make 6
decent living from their Jobs, they
can do so by cultivating small
gardens. It wants, also, to pre-.
vent its former employees from
demanding relief at the expense o.
the company.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1932-06-03
ADOPT PLATFORM.
Fifty Worker Delegates
Speak From Platform
On Second Day
HOLD CONFERENCES
Groups Meet to Discuss
Negro, Unemployment,
Other Questions
HOLD CONFERENCES

Chicago, May ga platform
calling for granting of unemploy-
ment and social insurance at ex-
pense of the state and employers
was adopted unanimously by the
delegates to the national nominat-
ing convention of the Communist
party on the second and final day
Of its sessions in the Peoples Au-
GtOrium here on Sunday.
Equal rights for the Negroes
and self determination for the
black belt" and emergency relief
for the impoverished farmers,
constitute other important points
IN the platform. The program
stresses also the need for a strug-
gle against imperialiSt war and
for the defense of the Chinese
people and of the Soviet Union.
More than fifty worker delegat-
@ from mill, mine, field and fac
tory took the platform on the final
day of the convention. Women
and Negro workers were promi-
nent among the speakers. A wo.
man worker from the stockyard:
Of Chicago; a boy striker from tht
Colorado beet fields; a Pennsyl
vania miner; a share cropper from
Camp Hill and a tenant farmer;
from FlOrida-these delegates ant
many others took the floor to de
scribe the conditions Of worker
and farmers in their sections an,
to pledge their support to the com
mmiSt candidates, William 2. Eos
ter of New York and James "
Ford, Negro worker of Alabama.
Groups of delegates assemble
at the close of the afternoon SEES
sion for special meetings on thei
special problems. One hundre
four women delegates met in
conference to stress the need {
special demands for the workin
women in the various cities an
states-equal pay for equal worl
a fight against the high cost {
living, and maternity insurance.
Over $50 Negro delegates fro
north and south met for sever
hours to endorse the platform
the Communist party in the ele
uOn campaign and to consider no
The Negro and white workers cou
De won for the slogan of equ
nights and self determination f
NE black belt. A conference
Unemployment made proposals I
The propagation of the importan
Of the first point in the platfor
OF the party-the demand for u
employment insurance at the e
pense of state and bosses, for +
IL million jobless Negro and VIII
workers in the country.
{. A. Hathaway, whs is the I
aOnal campaign manager for
communist party, reported on t
plans for the coming months.
urged the delegates to return
tneir homes determined to cal
me platform Of the party into I
cry shop, factory and mine.
The convention closed with
delegates rising to sing the Int
national.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1932-06-03
Eliminate Small Farmers Is Advice Of
Farm Board Member to Southern Bankers

involved that puts women and
children in a condition that is
little short Of abject slavery.
els not then the folly of ex-
tending production credit to
this class of people perfectly
obvious? Is it not perfectly
clear to you, individually and
collectively, that our country
cannot possibly prosper until
we learn the absolute necessity
of following the Divine injmc-
ton to 'treplenish the earth and
subdue it,"
Freedom to Starve
It is not the earth that this
bankers agent is calling on the
bankers to "subdue," but the toll
ing farm masses. He calls on
them 10 eliminate" "those people"
who produce less than 125 pounds
of cotton per acre. This starva-
ton program he gives divine bless
ing and hypocritically supports
with the fact that at present
"women and children" are Gin a
condition that is little short of alb
ject slavery" by refusing them the
right to live. He proposes to
make them free to starve to death.
Cut Out Production Loans
Complete refusal of production
loans to the toiling farm masses
of the south is the Wall Street
program of putting the cotton
producing industry on a basis OF
at least reasonable prosperity:"
'1n my judgment, you ars
fully justified m demanding Of
your borrowers that, along with
their application for a loan
they present a budget of Their
actual and possible income a.
well as their estimated anG
CONTINUED on Page Two)
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1932-06-03

Under csveT Of the mask Of
Continued on Page Two)
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1932-06-03

The Communist candidate for president will speak
four meetings the Dakotas and in eastern Montana
during the week The first of these meetings will
be held in Frederick South Dakota in the Savo Hall
June 10, 200 p m.
On Saturday, June in the afternoon, Foster will
speak in Bismarck. NJ D., at 40 Second ST. In the ev-
ening of June l. he will speak in Minot N. D. in Cal
vary Hall at Third ST. and Second Ave- S. E.
On Sunday June u, monster meeting will
be held at Brush Lake. Montana This will be the open
ing of the Brush Lake and will be one of the larg-
est meetings held there.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1932-06-03


DENVER, Colo, May 27-In
spite of continued terror and fur
ther~ arrests throughout the beet
fields, the future of the strike has
narrowed down almost entirely to
the question of relief. A telegram
received yesterday from organic
ers Guynn and Sanchez who are
touring the southern field, reads
as follows: Situation Pueblo and
surrounding region critical. Imper-
alive relief must reach them i'm
mediately or front will be broken,
due to mass starvation. Meetings
good. splendid spirit, very few
working under police guard" Too
hey back from northern field re-
ports an even worse situation.
Where no relief has been sent
there are already signs of break.
This is due to absolutely nothing
but lack of relief and tents. Not
one tent has reached the strike
area There has been a driving
rain for two days during which
many workers had no place but
the side of the road to put their
furniture. Four families are liv-
! ing in one room.
Normally in strikes it is posi-
: bic 20 collect food locally from
farmers and sympathetic store
keepers but in this strike all but
the poorest farmers are fighting
the strike. Due to race prejudice
against Mexicans and tie up with
sugar companies and growers it is
equally impossible to get anything
from the small towns in Colorado.
From outside of Colorado exactly
r $3.50 has been received.
r No Relief In Many Sections
Two small truck loads of food
: have gone in to feed 5000 strilz-
= ers' In spite of the fact that
: from a material point of view this
{ has not been enough to actually
!" alleviate the starvation at all vet
n the fact of knowing they have
o some support and are not entirely
deserted by the working class has
- been enough to hold those sections
= which received something abso-
" lutely firm. But for dozens Of
y colonies there has been no relief
i OF any kind. There the break is
beginning and unless food and
!, tents come within a few DAVIS II
. cannot but mean the defeat of the
strike. These workers have hero
lcaily fought against terror, de.
: lportations, intimidations and in.
credible starvation, they absolutely
cannot hold out any longer unless
help comes. If the workers fail
: them they will be forced back tc
: their slave conditions, their wages
: IN some cases amount to as little
as 20 cents day for a IO-houl
?, day They have done their best
u The success or failure of thu
strike lies with the response work.
. ers elsewhere give to their des,
I perate appeal for food. Flour anC
= lard to make tortillas and barrel,
< keep alive is all they ask. Work
ers do not fail them. Rush food
) money and tents to 1854 Eleventh
is Street, Denver, Colorado, Immedi
r. ately.
s.
lie DENVER, Colo, May 18th,
n. center of the terror against tn,
- cfriLino hao4 ....1
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1932-02-18
VILLAGE OF HINCkLEH
Township FOrty-One (4D
Range TNyenty-One CID

r.. T.. Howe and j. NJ Hyland. Lot "a
less 25X75 IT.. AUDITORS Subdivision
J. Il. Stanchfield, 25X15 TT. in Lot
Auditors Subdivision
r.. +. Howe and j. NJ Hyland. 25X15 #.
in Lot -, Auditors Subdivision -
=. X. Patrick. Lots 81 and 33. Auditors
Alice GunkeI ct al, Lot 81. Auditors
Kate Jones. W. acres of Lot 3S Au-
ditOrS Subdiv sion
Mary f.. Patrick. Lot 40 less n. 2.72
acres. Auditors subdivision
II. e. SWenneS. y. S6-lO0 acre of Lot
10. Auditors Subdivision
MINI. Power x Light Co. and state of
Minnesota. Lot n; the :. II acres of
Lot As; Lot 10. and y. > acres of Lot
30 and all of Lot 81. AUDITORS Sub
Ivan ID. Curryer. IL Of VIZ of NV =. of
mel.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1932-02-18
ASKOv AMERICAN, AsKOv, MINNESOTA
Years To-
for tai
Which Tax
Sec De'in- and
ton quent PITY
5 cts
Name of
Owner
Subdivision
of Section

cts
TOWN OF DELL GROVE
Township FOrty-tw (i2)
Range Twenty (2O)
w. w. Deda. sell of seA Z 1890 34.SS
w. w. Deda, Sw14 SeA 1880 27.53
VILLAGE OF SANDSTONE
Township FOrty-twO (42)
Range Twenty (2O)
AdOlph 5. Larson, SELL of ne14 of ne4 9 1890 2333
Fred Dahlberg. ~ of
less w. l rod of ". rods 9 1890 ALB
Erick BunSti. 10 acres in 5. of
r.. w. sell ne14 10 1880 6O3
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1932-02-18
Name of
Owner
VILLAGE OF ASkOV
Township F'Orty-three (43)
Range Nineteen U9)

Carl Eckberg. 235X65 TT. in Sc cor of
u of ne14 of seA ----------------
Christ ne Andersen, Y of nwA of Sc a
TT. of f.. 233 TT. of Lot 1. Auditors
Subdivision of e1a of sell of se4 -
Martin Christensen. s2 of nwA S. and
f.. of r. Il. Observation-Disclosures
Martin Christensen. neA of Sw14, f.. of
j. Il. SorenSen. Lot t. Auditors Subdi-
vision of nwA of Sw "a --
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1932-02-18
TOWN OF DOSEY
Township FOrty-three (43)
Range Sixteen 06)

Carl and Alva Nelson. nwA of neA -
William Ekberg. ny of swA of neA =
Erick o. Ekberg. all that part of sell
Of nwA lying Il. of line that is
Easterly of. parallel with and distant
200 IT. measured at TT. angles) from
center line of main track of Mpls. ST.
Paul. S. S. Marie r. r. and south of
S. line of highway ---------------
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-16
MRS. ROOSEVELT
"a ''NOvY UDEI. .

Ako jej manzel, bud1ci pref
dent, j Mrs. Franklin b. Roo1sse.. Jose.
velt je "a noyy idel pre- zabud
nuteho cloveka. Mrs. Roosevelt
reenila utorok vecer ma rocne.
sch6dzi >Narodnej Ligy Spotrebo
vatel'o 'ov v New Yorku "a dobryy
st'astny zivot priemerneho elo.
veka. Hovorila medzi inym: tJe
cosi zakladne zleho civilizaciou
ktora trpf pomery, akych mno-
hi nasich obcanov zijti. Ny no
vorlme 0 "novom ldeli', a We.
rime v nom, ale nebudeme mat
ziadneho noveho idelu''. iestl:
niekto mas 81 nesadne a nepre.
mysli, ako sa dostat' 20 situacie
Mono budii potrebne niektore
drasticke zmeny nasich pri-
vel mi zakotvenych ideach a ne.
smieme sa ich bat previest'.'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-16
NEZAMEsTNANf ST
ORGANIZOVANf

v Minneapolis, Mimi, Rev. DR.
George Mecklenburg, farar me-
todistickej cirkve zalozil spclok
"Organized Unemployed, Inc. :,
" ktorom si1 sdruzeni nezamest-
mani l'udia toho mesta. Spolok
rozvinul cinnost' v kazdom SINE.
re. Ma zarentovane, fanny, svo.
je dielne ma opravu a vyrobu 0.
buve a odevu, rlbe lesy ma kon.
trakt, ma svoju banku, ktora ne.
ma pehazf ale poukazky, a podu.
jima.rozmanit1 drobn1 pracu pc
meste. Spolok ma sklady ma DO
traviny, palivo, satstvo a inc DO.
treby, takze $4,000 rodin ma "a.
bezpecene zivobytie tymto spoil
kom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-16
SEST KRAJIN
ODOPRELO PLATIf

Vo stvrtok maly europske kra
Jiny zaplatit' Spoj. Station ma
dlhy splatky V sumo $124. .934 421
sice: Anglicko $95, $50, 900
Franc1zsko $19.261 ,432, Pol 'ske
$4,427, $50, Belgicko $2,125, 900
Cesko-Slovensko $l,5OO.OOO, Ia.
liansko $1,245, ,437, Estonsko 1856
$40. Finsko $186,235. Latvia
$l4S,-852, Litvinsko $92, 1856. Ma
d'arsko $40,729 a Grecko tieS
nieco. Oznamily, ze nezaplatia
Francia, Belgia, Pol 'sko, Estonia
Grecko a Mad'arsko. Cesko-Slo-
vensko zaplatilo zlatom. ktore
malo uz slozene ma ten ciel' v
National City Banke Y New Yor-
ku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-16
PREHLIADKA OBRovsKEHo
TALIANsKEHo PARNfKA
Dollar banka zastnpena p. Salvom
ma prehliadke.

Talianska LIMA, prilezitosti
panenskej cesty jej noveho NOR.
skeho obra, Conte Di Savoia
ktory je jedinym parnikom opa.
trenym gyrom, pozvala svojich
zastupcov ma prehliadku tohto
zazraku talianskeho geniusa '
budoyanf lodi. Dollar Savings &
Trust Co., ktora je agentom Ia
lianskej LIME V Youngstown, "a.
stt1pena bola p. M. Salvom, z
cudzozemskeho oddelenia. Conte
di Savoia' ma rychlost 6H dina
z New Yorku do Genoa.
Conte Di Savoia je opatreny
gyrom a preto ami v bnrlivOm
poeasi sa nekolise. Kabiny a "a
riadenie lode ie to najpohodl-
nejsie obsluha najlepsia, po-
dobne ] kuchyna. Y pondelok ve-
Ger Dol banket ma lodi pre- "a
stupcov LODI teraz odplavala
nazad do franc1zskych a Italian.
skych prfstavov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-16
sLovENsKY REDAKToR.
KADLEcfK, ZoMREL

v st. Gabriel, CAL, zomrel s.
decembra Jan Kadlecik, jeden 4
najprvsich redaktoroy sloven-
skych Amerike. Bol 63-roeny.
Jan Kadlecik prisiel do Amerily
roku 1893 a zprvu zamestnany
Dol V notarskej kancelarii Row
niankovej. Potion sa stal redak.
torom Amerikansko- -Slovenskyych
Novin, slovenskeho Dennika a
tiez Narodneho Dennika Pitts.
burghu. Bol tiez "a Wac rokov
hi. dctovnikom N. s. s. Do Ka-
lifornie odisiel pred niekolko
rokmi. Rodom Dol 20 Skalice, Nj
trianskej zupy. Boil cd mladosti
vernym a horlivym Slovakom.
Zanechava manzelku Juliu rod
Fedorov1, dcery Ol'gu, Zelmiru
Helenu, Juliu'a syna Jana. Smi.
II "a MIN i rodina Fedoroycov v
Plttsburghu. Pozostalym vyslo.
vuJeme 1primnn stistrast' a ne
bohemu mech je vecna pamiatka
v narode.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-16
bD VLADY vRAJ ZAvTSf
ZLEPSENIE POMEROV

Plukovnfk Leonard P. Ayres
statistikar Cleveland Trust Co..
ktory ma sklonku kazdeho roku
predpoveda hospodarske pomery
" buddcom roku, sa vyslovil, ze
tato depresia sa nevylieei. sama
od seba, ako predosle, ale jej W.
liecenie bnde zavisiet' Cd krokov
bnd1cej vlady ''Tato depresia
je ME problemom obchodnei e.
lSonomie, ale skorej problemom
politickej ekonomie'', hovoril
pluk. Ayres. A preto ie mu vrai
11emozne predpovedat', axe po-
1nery budfi v budicom roku. Ale
je vraj NONE, ze ak vlada neza-
vedie inflaciu, bude sa drzat'
zdravej penaznej politiky, ze sa
behom rOka vytrepeme iamy.
v pade inflacie, moze vrai prist
zkaza ma mas. Pod inflaciou mysli
4lmele zodvihnutie Glen. Ayres
predpoveda ale nizsie mzdy, niz-
sic ceaA xaeSi paeet hankrotov q
menej dividend, ak nepride in
flacia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-16
Vyse $50 rodin
sa prihl6silo
Vtbor Okresneho Sboru SLOW.
Ligy sa slide ma buduci tyzdef
a rozhodne, kol 'ko rodinam Sd
pomoze.

V utorok vecer bola " sk0le
| osady Sv. Cyrilla Methoda
schodza Okresneho Sboru SLOW
Ligy a pracovnikov Slov. Dina,
ma ktorej vybor, ktory spisoval
slovenske n1dzne rodinv, podal
zpravu. Prihlasilo sa vyse $50
rodin a preto schodza rozllodla,
ze ak sa vsetky nachodia VI ta-
kom stave, re i'm je pomoc s1rne
potrebna, dostann jul. Povodne
bolo urcene obdarovat' len 200
rodin potravinami alebo uhlim VI
Gene $3.50, spolu $500, co je IVY
sok 2 posledneho Slovenskeho
Dna Y pade viac rodin bude oh
daren6, nez 200. tax potravinv
budn davane Gene $500.
Schodzu zahajil viedol pred
seda Okresneho Sboru, advokat
Michal J. Palkovic. Zapisnica q
minulej schodze bola citana
priiata. Pritomni boil okrem
predsedu: NJ. J. Lesnak, tajom.
mix; Frantisek Hudik, poklad-
mix; Michal Cvengros, podpred-
soda; Juraj Murdzak Jan Val
ko Lansingville, Andrej Bene-
dix "a Sbor 1913. Ligy; Jozef
Grancaj "a Odb. GIL. MSS. An
drej Dolak 20 Steeltonu; Martin
Lipka 2 Haseltonu; Emro Zetts.
Jan Kadilak, Jan Sarosi Jan
Matvey 2 Campbell, zastupujtci
PnlitielxS Klub, Sbor K .Sokola
a c. 1873. P. s. J.
VFbor, ktory sa slide ma bu-
dncu sch0dzu dOmacnosti ta-s
jomnika Okr. Sboru pozostava
z nasledovnych: Campbell: Mi
chal Cvengros; Haselton, Martin
Lipka Lansingville. Jan Valko:
South Side Youngstown, F. Hu-
dix; N. S. Youngstown, A. Bene-
dix alebo pani Buday; Stcelton.
Andrej Dolak; Struthers. Stanko
alebo pani Skokan.
Pc tejto. sch6dzi zadana budii
hned' objednavky ma potraviny
u slovenskych obchodnikov, ktori
objednane potraviny alebo uhlie
dodajn nddznym rodinam pred
Vianocmi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-16
MA vEL'KU NADEJ,
ZE DOSTANEME KANAL

III. s. Warwick, iiradnik Tri-
River Improvement Association,
ktora bojuje "a Erie Lake-O-
hio River kanal, ktory by siel
cez Youngstown, sa vyslovil, ze
vyhl'ady na kanal pre- Maho-
ming dolinu sii teraz jasnejsie.
Armadny nzinier major Styer z
Pittsbnrghn sa vraj vyslovil, re
nadejny kanal by NAL zabezpece.
MI 10000, ,OO0ovil .tonaz rocne a
ze sa mus1 daco urobit "a Youngs
town a okolie.
Warwick tiez hovoril. re sa te-
raz w nejedna tri-riecny sy.
stem. ale len dva-riecny a tiez
re dlzka kanalu bola skratena
IA 30 mil. Vybor zlepsenia rie-
ky Beaver Mahoning ziada ka-
nal len po New Castle junction
alebo Struthers, kdezto p6vodne
sa ziadal kanal az cd Warren a
neskorsie cd Erie jazera. | V tom
pade, keby kongres odmrstil plan
kanalu pre- Mahoning dolinu, mo-
re byt' kanal vybudovany ma
trOvy obyvatePstva miest Leila
cich popri Beaver Mahoning
riekach. Beaver rieka bude uz
behom roka slca pre- playbu ma
isttl dial'ku, lebo ma Ohio rieke
stavia sa hat ponize Beaver RE
ky, elm voda tejto rieke bude
zvysena o IL stop.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-16
DOSTANEME WAC
MUKY A PLATNA

Mahoningska odbocka Ameri
ckeho Cerveneho Kriza bola u
povedomena Washingtonu, ze
dostane pre- tunajSie n1dzne ro-
diny d'alsie zasielky platna, Stat
a m1ky. Platna bude poslane
100000 yardov mnozstvo hoto-
veho satstva ma zaodenie 10000
rodin manifesto 5000 rodin, ako
bolo p6vodne urcene. Milky bu-
de zaslane dost' ma zasobenie
$500 rodin cez zimu. z tejto mi.
ky dostan1 rodiny Hubbard
a Girard.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-16
GENERALNE SrkBY
MAJf KONFERENCrU

~ ~ & + Il Z
Vojenske generalne staby Ta-
hanska, Mad 'arska, Rakdska,
Bulharska a Albanska sisly sa vo
Veszpreme v Mad 'arsku ma kon.
ferenciu, oznamujti Narodni Iii.
sty V Prahe.
Podobne konferencie ,maly ge,
neralne staby krajin Malej DO.
hody y lete q y jaseni Dol Y Pra-
he Nkongres chemikov'', no Ito.
rom brali l6ast' franc6sski ! &.
81, generSli ministri yojny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-16
ZAHADNA VRAZDA
UKRAINCA

!, V stredu rano najdena bola
" opustenej obchodnej miestno-
sti 6. 1905 Waverly Ave. mrtvola
neznameho muza prerezanym
hrdlom cd ucha k uchu a S roz-
bitou hlavou. Mrtvolu nasli Tony
Fusco a Jozef Winnie, ktori "a
volali policiu. Vysvitlo, ze mrtvy
je 48-rocny Stefan Sencasek, z
{. 335 Elberen ST., rodom Ukra.
inec, ktory byval u istej zeny
ako stravnfk a NAL nou smlu-
WI, ze no bude chovat' opatro.
vat pade nezamestnanosti ale.
bo choroby, zaco jej pornca svoj
automobil a tie6 900 poistku
ma zivot. U tel zeny byval i
my chlap, ktory nou udajne
I'll ina viern''. Policia oboch a.
restovala, gazdinej troje dietok
bolo odvedene do detskej dtul.
ne budi vsetci vysetrovanf.
Jedno diet'a zeny povedalo,
BE Seneasek odisiel ' utorok We
Ger II. hodine do obchodu XII
pit 81 syria. 0 pol .hodiny no vi;
deli l'udia utekat' pc Waverly
Ave. Y stredu rano Dol uz zoha
venom a zamrznutou mrtvolou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-16
ROOSEVELT NADvIAzE
sTYKY s vATIKANoM

V politickych kruhoch sa ho-
Eori, ze budlci prezident Roose-
welt nadviaze diplomaticke sty-
ky $ Vatikanom a tax porusi
tradiciu vyse 6Olrocnd. Ked vo
vol bach zvft'asil, postal po syo-
JON priatel 'ovi Downingovi sv.
Otcovi pozdrav a papez mu Ease
blahozelal. Downing vraj bude
americk ym ambasadorom vo va
tik&ne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-16
Drama "Bez mena'
bude zopakovana
Sokolsky dramaticky kruzok ju
kahra este raz v nedel'u, Is. jan.
v Sokolovni ma Washington st.

Dramaticky krlzok Sboru 146
s. T. J. Sokol usniesol sa zopa-
kovat' svetochyrnu dramu "Be2
mena", ktor1 Dol vel 'kym l.
spechom zahral minuleho mesia-
ca. Hra bude zopakovana me-
Helu, Is. januara 1888 v Soko-
lovni, 319 Washington st.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-16
DETI PREvIEDLY
BANK0vtJ LtPEz

Y Bloomburg, Pa, jeden 9-roc-
ny chlapcek q jeho 7-rocn6 se-
stricka vnikli do miestnei bankyl
tesnym oblockom . nkradli n net
tive vreckA penazf. Deti chccly
swain Nrocnd sestru podplatiit
avosaa dolkrmi, ably ich neui1la
polieii. Tieto deti pred pkr Il
dfsaai vyrabcvaly stSuky pri'
Risstpem leti5ti. & n
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-16
TRAGEDIA oPUsTENEHo

V stredu rano 1lajdena bola y
poll pri Trnmbull Road ned'ale-
10 Girard mrtvola zamrsnuteho
Goveka, ash 55-rocnsho. Clovek
zasiel do pol'a akiste dmysl'om
zomretia.