davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1932-03-24
Con los Guantes

Mr.. Williams, promoter de la
Arena del Circulo, anuncia que
81 lunes pr6ximo presentara a
Sam Crosby, de Tampa, contra
Raymond Perez, de Cuba. Hace
I'm ano Perez derrot6 a Sam en-
Benjamin Fields, pero ell ameri-
canito ha seguido progresando
La gaceta., 1932-03-24
B0XEO
PRIMO CARNERA ACOSTO
A COOK

Londres, Inglaterea, Mario "a
George Cook, el australiano
de peso complete, fu6 puesto a
dormir aquf anoche, en- ell Guar
to asalto, por Primo Camera, la
mole humana de Italia. Ell espec
taculo no fue del agrado de la
multitud. Algunas mujeres gri-
taron que aquello era una "des-
gracia y una verguenza", mien-
La gaceta., 1932-03-24

con 10 mas estatico Y perenne.
Elias hablan. Ne preguntan. Ex-
pansionan su curiosidad por CO.
nocer 10 que les llama la aten-
'cion, 10 que mas les incita. Pero
TODD es Objective, simple, cuando
no necio. Yo a TODD les contesto.
Y a TODD sonrio.
La campanhla suena. Ange-
la abre. Joaquin llega. Ne We.
me abraza. Nos abrazamos CO.
mo dos hermanos. Con ell mismo
afecto.
Sc une a las mujeres en- las
preguntas. Siente 10 mismo.
Piensa 10 mismo. Habla 10 mis-
mo que elias. Con la misma obie-
tiv1dad simple. Con la misma ne
cedad a vNoc.
ReShaln 10 -
nioooS do Soryicio do 10
La gaceta., 1932-03-24
DEP0R

ftras muchos de los hombres Ian
aaron eXpresiones de desconten-
to en- contra del corpulento tia
liano.
Cook perdi6 ell conocimiento
por efecto de los golpes y pasa-
ron muchds minutes antes de
que pudiera recuperarlos.
La gaceta., 1932-03-24

Mr.. Williams guerra presen-
tar en- la Arena del Circulo a
Mr.. Petey Mike, de West Palm
Beach, y al Sr. Relampago Sa-
gdero, de Sagua y Camaguey.
Sc puso en- communication telef6-
MICA con Mike Y este lie contest6,
81 no estamos NAL enterados, que
el no haria ell viaje hasta Tam
pa para exponerse a una derro-
ia segura en- la Arena del Circu-
10 Cubano. Como razones de esa
opinion suya, Mike sc refiri6 a
la parcialidad del poder judicial
en- la Arena de la Decima aveni-
da.
iQuien hizo Greer al Foeque-
min" de West Palm Beach que
los jueces del Circulo Cubano
son peores que los magistrates
de Benjamin Field?
Las mas inicuas, horrorosas,
La gaceta., 1932-03-24
SELECCIONES PARA HOY

Primera carrera: Hiwana
lass; "a. Chances Lass; ga.
Hello Word; IA. Cheerful Event
5a. Coming Gift; Ga. Pistol Pete
Ia. Ro Roy Blitz; ga. Zatso; Ga.
Glorious Yale; 10a. White Hole.
La mejor apuesta: "ZATSO".
La gaceta., 1932-03-24
RESULTADO DE LAS CA
RRERAS DE PERROS EN-
ST. PETERSBURG

rimera carrera: Flying Crow
SIS; "a. Pansy Doom, $23.40;
"a. Paddy Again, $7,40; IA.
'%''awwood; $17.20; 5a. Bleed
ing Heart, SIS; Ga. Real Laje,
$12.40; Ia. Blonde Babe, SIS;
ga. Oakland Harsham, $3.50;
ia. Johnnie Flint, $7.20.
The Washington times., 1932-03-18
WASHINGTON PRODUCE

Peas-supplies moderate; demand
slow; market dull. Mexico, 45-lb. crates
Telephones, $3.50.
Carrots-Supplies light; demand light;
market dull. Texas. Western lettuce
crates, punched, $3.60@3.9O.
Kale-Truck receipts moderate; sup
plies moderate; demand moderate; mar
ket steady. Virginia, bushel baskets,
mostly around 40c.
Cauliflower-Supplies moderate; de-
mand moderate: market steady Cali
fornia, pony crates $1.75.
Oranges-Supplies moderate; demand
moderate: market steady. Florida,
boxes, all sizes, $3.25@4.50.
Grapefruit-Supplies light; demand
boxes, ali sizes, $295@25O
Collards-Truck receipts light; sup
plies light; demand moderate; market
steady. Virginia, bushel baskets,
mostly around Csc.
Eggplant-Express receipts light; sup
plies light; demand moderate; mar
ket steady. Florida, ~ -bushel crates,
$3.OO@3.25; Cuba, X -bushel crates,
$500.
Beets-supplies light; demand show
market dull Texas, Western lettuce
crates punched S2.6O@2,9O.
The Washington times., 1932-03-18
COTTON EASIER
AFTER STEADY
START

NEW YORK, March 18 INSO.
Cotton futures we're slightly
easier today after holding steady
in earlier dealings.
Buying came from brokers with
connections in the Far East, in
cludlng India and Japan. Liver.
pool made scattered purchases.
Price fixing for the continent
continued Hedge sales and sell
ing by the South were light
Wall Street and wire firms liqui.
dated near months. Local traders
sold.
From various Oriental sources
come reports of a boycott of
considerable strength still obtain
ing in China in connection with
Japanese textiles. Lancashire
goods evidently were benefiting.
Japan reported better demand
from the Pacific Islands and
British India because of the set.
back suffered by Chinese mills
at Shanghai, and also more bus
mess with Manchuria.
Noon quotations showed losses
ranging from 2 to 3 points. May
was off 2 at 6.91, July off at
TOT, October off at 7.29 and
December off 2 at TAT.
The Washington times., 1932-03-18
Pennsylvania Nets
SI9,545,194 in 1881

Net income of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company in 1881 totaled
$19,545,1 ,194, according to the an
nual income statement of the
railroad made public today.
Expenses during the year we're
reduced nearly $4,000, 900, but,
in common with other railroads
of the country, the years gross
income fell off, showing a drop
of $122,375,085, or 21.5 per cent,
under the previous year.
Dividends totalling $42,674,591,
equal to 61a per cent, or 1925 a
share, were paid to the company's
245, 900 stockholders-a portion of
which had to be provided out Of
surplus.
The Washington times., 1932-03-18
COARSE YARN ACTIVE

NEW YORK, March IS U.N.SD.-The
coarse yarn cloths market today. while
not especially active. was the scene of
some fair buying and the outlook was
called constructive from the viewpoint
of sellers. Print cloths in staple con-
structions sold in only fair quantities,
yet entirely liquidated. Carded broad
cloths were definitely weak. Sheetings
were generally firm and there was fair
buying of lightweight constructions.
Drills sateens and twills generally
were quiet, although there was occa
sional inquiry for fair amounts. There
was frequent talk to the effect that
some very substantial buying is still
pending in print cloths. and the as
sumption is that buyers are waiting
for assurance of price strength.
The Washington times., 1932-03-18
UTILITIES LEAD
RETREAT|NG ..
STOCKS
BY LESLIE GOULD

NEW YORK, March 18 QN.S0
Yesterdays improvement in the
stock market was lost today IN
weakness in the utilities, precipi-
tated by break in Electric Bond
and Share on the curb.
Bond and Share, old, lost more
than a point, breaking to a new
all-time low. The new stock
slumped more than three points.
Starts Heavy Selling
This brought heavy selling into
the affiliated companies listed on
the big board, and National Power
and Light, Electric Power and
Light, American and Foreign
Power and American Power and
Light lost from fractions to two
points. Foreign Power went to a
new bear market low.
Other utility stocks were weak
in sympathy. Consolidated Gas
dropped two points and United
Corporation nearly point.
American Telephone broke nearly
four points.
The rails were lower, following
the market trend, but, while
losses were Sizeable, they held
well above yesterdays lows.
Curiosity of the Wall Street
community was aroused by the
refusal of directors of the Rail
road Credit Corp. to issue a state
ment after a meeting yesterday.
Reports for the last few days
have been there would be some
"big news" on the rails from
Washington soon.
Other Losses Sharp
Allied Chemical dropped about
3 points despite its earnings
statement showing the Sc divi-
dend earned with something to
spare. Other leading issues like
u. s. Steel and American Can
lost / to 2 points each. Auto
mobile shares continued under
pressure with General Motors
equalling its all-time low.
Bonds were irregular but the
undertone was steady.
The Washington times., 1932-03-18
S25, 100000 Jump
In Postal S1UinuS

Postal savings deposits on Feb
ruary 90 totaled $683 ,626,95 in
comparison with $658,081, ,034 a
month previous, an increase of
$25, ,545,925
This increase compares with a
gain of $62,417,213 for January
deposits over those of December
and of $40, ,103,541 for December
deposits over those of November.
The Washington times., 1932-03-18
Shoe Output ShOWs
Bio FebrU1ru Gain

Preliminary figures received
from the Tanners Council by
the New York Hide Exchange
show that shoe production during
February registered an increase
of more than 20 per cent over
January, this year, and more
than 5 per cent over February,
last year.
February output is estimated
ia 25,200,000 pairs, as compared
with 20,960,000 in January, and
23,971 900 pairs in February, 1881.
The Washington times., 1932-03-18
Theodore T. Golden
Buys Exchange Seat

Theodore T. Golden, American
Security Building. was admitted
to membership on the Washing.
ton Stock Exchange at a meeting
of the governors yesterday. The
seat was bought from Frank P.
Morse.
Mr.. Golden came to Washing,
ton in 1911 as secretary to Repre-
sentative Thomas S. Cargo, of the
Twenty-third district of Pennsyl-
vania. He is a graduate Of
Georgetown University Law School
and a member of the bar Of the
District of Columbia.
The Washington times., 1932-03-18
N. C.. Hosiery Mills
WOrkinq Full Time

MARION, N. c., March 18,
The three hosiery mills here are
operating full time or better,
actually from Sunday midnight
to Saturday midnight, and the
four spinning and weaving mills
are running just a full week. S
schedule.
Other plants, including four
furniture factories, have approx
mately full-time schedules. The
hosiery mills have led the others
for some time in keeping close to
full-time operation.
The Washington times., 1932-03-18
Prices Rule LOWer
For Grain Futures

CHICAGO, March 18 QNS0
Grains opened generally lower
today. Wheat was unchanged
to 14c down, with corn and oats
1sc off.
Wheat-May, 573s@57A; July,
5912; September 6112; new, Sep,
tember 61A.
Corn-May, 38s@38A; July,
40B@ September, 42A.
Oats-May 24B; September
25A@253s.
The Washington times., 1932-03-18
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO March IS GN.SD.-Hogs:
Receipts. $4,000; market, 1Oc higher.
SI?5@I.5O; medium. s4.SO@4SO: light,
Sl6504.S0; light lights. $4.5004.75;
packing sows, $s.65@4; pigs, $4@A7o.
Holdevers, 1000.
CattIe-Receipts, 1000; market steady.
calves: Receipts. 500: market steady.
Beef steers good and choice. $7@S.75:
common and medium. $5@7; yearlings,
$5.50@S50 Butcher cattle. heifers,
$3.5O@6.75; cows, s2.75 % $50; bulls. $50
33.6O@5.50: stocker steers, $S.25 @5.25;
stocker cows and heifers, $4@5.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; market Csc
higher Lambs, $S75@7.75: common,
4S@s; .yearIings $5@5.75; feeders, $4.7S
@S.5O; ewes. S2.50@&.5O.
The Washington times., 1932-03-18

9s 81 Zonte Prod d.. 81 85s 81 &
(a) Optional cash. Cb) Partly CcI Extra
S-6Ohs Of share in stock. ts) PAID 1884, (h)
cash. (d) Extra stock (e) Including
able tk) PAID this (AA) lO%a stock
With (xw) Without warrants. 90 Ex-
dividend ~ Exrghts.
Dividend rata in dollars in parenthesea
The Washington times., 1932-03-18
STRUCTURAL WAGE CUT

Structural iorn workers in
Youngstown district have accepted
a reduction in the daily wage to
SO, from $12. The carpenters
union has voted to accept a SINH
lar reduction which will ultimate
ly be extended to all building
trades workers in this city.
The Washington times., 1932-03-18
.SHEAFFER PEN CUT

w. A. Sheaffer Pen Company
has declared a dividend of so
cents on the common stock, pay.
able March is to stock of rec.
ord February 90. Previously the
company paid 81 semi-annually
with extras of so cents, the last
payments having been made on
September IS, 1881.
The Washington times., 1932-03-18
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES

Potomac Electric IS preferred,
10@111.
Potomac Electric S 1as preferred,
5@1O41a, 5@1041a, 10@104Ka, 20
1041a.
After call
Anacostia & Potomac R. r. SIS,
$l,O00@51A, $1,000@5fA.
Mergenthaler Linotype, 8@4112.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-02
V CINCINNATI BUDE
FEDERALNA MORGICE
DISKONTUJUCA BANKA

Sprava Federal Home Loan
Banky oznamila, ze pre- Ohio a
okolie zalozena bude morgice dis.
kontujnca banka V Cincinnati, O.
a ME V Clevelande a pre- Penn
sylvaniu V Pittsburghu. Inc NOR
gice diskontuJ1ce federalne ban
ky budu: v Newarku, N. j., In
dianapolis, Ind, Cambridge,
Mass, Winston-Salem, N. c.,
Evanston, ILL.,, Des Moines, Iowa,
Little Rock, Ark, Topeka, Kan,
Portland, Ore. Los Angeles.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-02
SCH0DZA SLOW. VZDELAVA-
JUCEHO, NEODv. POLIT. KI.U.
BU v sTRUTHERs, O.

Udovia klubu sn ziadani sa do
stavit' ma sch6dzu dina 6. septem-
bra veGer 8. hodine v Elm skol-
skej miestnosti ma Elm st. Kazdy
i'd je ziadany sa dostavit', 1ebo
prfdu mnohe veci ma pretras.
Poziadava vas al brat predse-
da Jozef Koza, ably ste sa dosta-
viii vo vel 'kom pocte a prisli Wy
pocut' pana V. Rimsey 70 Stru-
theirs, O., ktory nam pride pre-
hovorit' par slov pre- nase pou-
Genie. Ma 20. septembra pride
nam Ease reGnit' pan Jan Borak
predseda mestskej rady z Camp
bell. Uz je ma case, ably Sne sa
lepsie poznali a jeden druh6ho
porozumeli. Len talk docielime
svojho ciel'a.
Adresa je: 492 - 5th St., Stru-
theirs, Ohio.
S 1ctou,
Geza Grancaj, zapisnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-02
KONVENCIA KATOL1CKYCH
STUDENTOV SA VYDARTLA

V strodn vecer, "a. augusta,
Sdruzenie Kat. Slov. Studentov
zakl 'ncilo XI. riadnu konvenciu
banketom a tanecnou zabavou V
Allerton House V Clevelandc,
Rev. Harnyak Fairchance, Pa.
boil toastmajstrom" banketu.
Pritomni povzbudeni boli kratky-
mi, ale doslednymi reGami PIP.
jana Sabola, Juliusa Badz1ka,
Jozea Klucara a Jozefa Janoka.
Konvencia sa zahajila %. au-
gusta pri osade sv. Benedikta o
druhej hodine. Vyse 40 delega-
TOW a skoro GO host 'ov sa shro-
mazdilo ma tejto konvencii ka-
tolickej slovenskei mladezc Sdrll
zenie prezilo t'azke easy, mnoh9
kr1zky sa potratily, ale spoloc-
most naSa zije chce zit j ma
d'alej. Nasi dobri vlpp. mas u
istili, re lepSie easy su pred ma
mi a, ze cez nasledujmci rok cie-
lit budu ma jedinn wee: sorgani-
zovat' krlzok pri svojich osa-
dach. Sdruzenie pracuje sorgani-
zovat' kri1zky ME len pri osa-
dach, ktore reprezentovane boly
ma konvencii svoiimi fararmi, a.
le al pri vSetkych, ktore dosial
sa nehlasily 0 kr1zok. Ufame, ze
pomocou Bozou a dobrou vol ON
naSich slovenskych fararov roda-
ri sa nam sjednotit' kat. SLOW.
mladez pod jednu zastavu
Budiica konvencia bude pri O.
sade Najsv. Mena v Youngstown.
O., kdc v1tana bude dobrezna-
mym a milym velp. Kocisom.
Casopis "Furdek'' vychadzat'
bude ako al V minulosti vzdor
vsetkym t'azkostiam prekaz-
kan. Sdruzenie prosi slovenskii
studujilcu mladez, ably 81 tentq
easopis osvojila.
! gKatolicka slovenska mladcz -
vstilp medzi mas!
Ktory eitate4' chcel by pre-
zriet' "Furdeka'', prosin Vas '
meme slovenskej studujucej mia
deze, piste ma adresu:
| P. A. Hrobak,
1923 Hopkins Ave, Lakewood, o
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-02

sleduj1 jedon "a druhym, Cd 70
dvihnutia opony v prvom dejstye,
az po spadnutie opony v posled-
nom dejstve. Nikdy ste taknto
hru nevideli.
Herci vysspomenuteho kruzku
S ich riaditel 'om Pavlom Sherfe-
lom (ktory tito hru prelozil do
sloveneiny) usiluju sa usporia-
dat predstavenie, ma ktore sa
vzdy pamatat' bude ten, kto sa
no zncastni.
Chystajte sa youngstownski a
okolitf Slovaci ma to predstavenie
S takou odusevnenost'ou, S akou
sa tito vasi herci tGto hru pred
stavit' pripravujn a bud'te istl,
re budete prekvapeni, odusevne-
nj a uspokojeni ako nikdy pred.
tym.
-cak,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-02
Piknik a bazaar
osady Sv. Alzbety
Bude sa odbyvat' v pondelok ma
osadnych pozemkoch a vecer bu-
de tanec v skolskei sieni.

Osada Sv. Alzbety v Haselton
usporiada ma pondelok piknik a
bazar ma svojich pozemkoch pri
skole a vecer tanecnu zabavu
v skolskej miestnosti.
Ma bazare bud1 romantic W.
hry, ako kury, ovocie a inc uzi-
tocne veci. Bud1 rozlicne hry, "a
ko al fajne zalzusky a chhadivt
napoje. F.
Ku tancu objednana bola fajna
hudba, pri ktorej sa kazdy dobre
vytancuje.
Slovenske obecenstvo je srdec-
ne pozvane.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-02

Co sa tyka sbieratel'ov mien
pri oboch strankach, poznam ich
ako jednych, tax al, drnhych. Co
sa tyka tych, co sa zastavaju ma
sho koncilmana mozem povedat
len to, ze ano, su medzi mimi Slo-
vaci, to hodnl Slovaci, ktorych
vsetci poznate, Slovaci cestni:
Tudia, ktorf sa vzdy zaujimali o
vec slovenskn a ktorym sa hnu-
81 spinenie slovenskeho mena !;
Slovaci, ktorf vzdy najdu easu
pracovat' a bbjovat' "a pravdu
Slovakov ci V narodnom, ei v
spolkovom, ci v cirkevnom a ci V
politickom zivote. A tymto nemy-
slim ma seba. A ia 1fam, re ci-
tatel' tychto par riadkov poci-
ii, re tn nejde len pana Gel
tcha, ale al budicnost' nasu V
politickom zivote; re ked' sa al
podpisali a svoje memo nestiahli
S peticie, vzdor tomu sa pripoja
pri hlasovanf V novembri ku
stranke, ktora nema co utratit' a
ziskat' moze len cest' a dobre me-
no sloyenskeho naroda tuna Ii
jdceho, obzvlaSte na politickom
| poll.
Juraj Palascak MI.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-02
o STVRTOM DEJSTVE HRY
"BEZ MENA".

Mnohf naSich Slovakov V svo-
JONI zivote neboli povolani pred
sud a nemali prilczitoSt' ziicaSt-
nit sa a vypocut' jednanie pri
side. Ked' dramaticky kriizok
Sboru 146. s. T. J. Sokol sohra
dramu "Bez mena', stvrtom
dejstve uvidime prave to, ubez-
peGujem vSetkTch, zc mic dopo-
sial' tuna predstavene media sa
prirovnat' k tomu.
Tu uvidfme zenu, manzelku,
matku pred s1dom, pred troma
sudcami, obzalovan1 pre- vrazdu.
Tato spustla, zronena zena netaji
tento zlocin, pre- ktory moze byt'
ods1dena ma smrt', ale nevie sa,
preco to vykonala, ba ami nevie
sa, re kto zkadial' je. Pocuie-
me svedl1ov povedat', co vedia, a
Ease svedkov, ktorf krivo prot
nej sved6ia a ktorf ieden druheho
podvracajn, Pocujeme ukrutn6
slova statneho zalobcu, obvifiuinc
t1to zenu. Uvidime rozrusenych
posluchacov. Pocujeme obhaicu
zastavat' tnto nest 'astnn zensk1.
Pocujeme vyrok s1du, aky do
jem sprawl! Bud'te isti, ze Wy
to pocitite. Shy yam bud1 tiect'
po leach, ked pocujete niektore
reel. Ako ma pr. nasledujucu:
(Smutne): "a preco neplacem...
preco neplacem? Nam syna, mi
lovaneho syna. Ano, miloyaneho
syna, ktoreho som vzdy milova-
la, ma neho myslela... a on ma ne
pozna, vd'aka Bohu, MET ziad-
neho ohlasu V jeho dusi, nikdy
ma neuzre, nikdy nepozna mole
klesnutie a moju hanbu, a moja
spomienka mu bude vecne ciston.
Milujem ho! Zboznujem ho! Mo-
je cele srdce jemu nalezf! Mech
je h'astny mech je st 'astny ~
To je len jeden smutny prfpad
Y deji tejto dramy mad dramami.
Taketo reel, smutn6 yystupy, ma
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-02

Frantisek Kostilx, 55 Wilhelm
ST., Struthers, zomrel piatok
minuleho tyyzdna ma komplikacie
nemoci vo veku 80 rokov. Nebo-
ny boil murarom u Sharon Steel
Hoop Co. Bol clenom osady Nsv.I
Trojice. Oplakaya no manzelka
Margita, dcera Lucille, syn Fran
tisek tuna, matka brat ma Slo-
vensku sestra pi. Anna Has Vi
Hubbard. Pohrab mu boil Y pom
delok rano chramu Najsv. Tro-
jice. Pochovany bol v Calvary
cintorfne.
Jozef oprendek, 2253 Cooper
ST., zomrel v nedel'u v svojej do
macnosti vo veku 56 rokov. o.
plakava no manzelka Margita,
dietky: pi. Jurajova Milicova,
Michal Juraj. Bol clenom CT
sla 25. IKSJ., Spolku Tatra a O.
sadly Sv. Mateja. Prebvval tuna
80 rokov. Pohrab mu boil uto-H
rok rano 2 chramu Sv. Mateja.
Pochovany Calvary cintorine.
Michal Geletka, 28 Oxford ST.,
Campbell, zomrelNv pond Gok ma
komplikacie nemoci. Oplakava no
manzelka Katarfna, devat die
tok, bratia Matej Sharon, Ste
fan kraji, sestry Anna Terpak
Campbell Maria Liptak Y
Sharon. Bol clenom Spolku Sv..
Juraja cd Sojedinenia cerkvi
Sv. Michala. Pohrab Dol v piatok
rano chramu Sv. Michala. Po-
chovany Dol ma cerkovnom elm
torine Sv. Nikolaja.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-02
SCH0DZA YOUNGSTOWNSKE-
HO POLITICKEHO KLUBU.

Tymto oznamujeme vsetkym
i1dom nasho politick eho klubu, a.
by prisli ma schodzu dna 4. sep
tembra vecer 0 pol s. do Sloven-
skej Sokolovni ma Washington
st. Budeme mat vel mi vazne
veci ma pojednavanie, najviac
kroz koncilmana pana John Gel
tcha. Mas klub ma najviac 1dov
20 Z. wardy a preto by SINE zia-
dali, ably Gin najviac obcanov
prislo 70 Z. wardy, ci 81 udami
klubu alebo ME. Ma tejto sch6dzi
budeme pojednavat', ci koncil-
man Geltch je spravodIive napa-
dany tymi paru politikarmi a.
lebo je to len pomsty pre- osob-
ne veci. Tato wee je vazna, lebo
psuje nase dobr6 memo medzi a.
merickymi politikarmi a ii ztra-
tia etse al tej kus dovery, ktorn
v mas este majd, jestli dovolfme
tak6to veci vystrajat'.
TAX teda prld'te vsetci, ably
sme rozhodli, re co budeme my
v nasom klube robit' kroz tel We
ci. Pride al konciIman Geltch, a.
by nam vysvetlil, ze co tak6ho
hrozneho vykonal, ably ia to boil
ukrizovany.
Stefan slifka, predseda.
Andrej PalenGar, tai.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-02
.OZNAMENIE UDoM CfSLA 3OS.
IKSJ. MA STEELTON.

Ctenf bratia, touto cestou ylm
oznamujeme zvlaste tym 1dom,
ktori malo kedy sa z1castnuj1
nasich schodz, ze ma minulei
schodzi bolo pojednavane ohl'a.
dom kalendarov, ktore vydaya
nasa organizacia. Ma tejto sch6-
dzi bolo odhlasovane a prijate, ze
ktorykoPvek I'D 81 ziada mat
tento kalendar ma bud1ci rok
1888, aby sa hlasil ma spolkovej
sch6dzi do bud1ceho oktobra a.
lebo al pisomne ma br. Andreja
Panda, ktoreho adresa je 1910
Second Ave, Youngstown, Ohio.
Mill bratia, preto yam to touto
cestou oznamujeme, ably ste sa 0,
tom kazdy doznali. Chceme VAN
vzdy vsetkym a dobre vysldzit'.
A preto Haste sa kazdy jeden do
oktobrovej schodzi, lebo potion
uz musfme poslat' objednavku
nasej tlaciarni. Myslfme, ze aida
kazdy i'd sa moze do toho casu
dozvediet' a svoju povinnost' w
konat', aby potion ziaden i'd a
brat nezazlieval 1radu, ze on 0
nicom neznal. Tiez kto 81 kalen-
dar bude ziadat', bude musiet'
al zaplatit zah. "A ME jako bolo
minuleho roku, ked' nasa poklad-
MICA mala na kalendaroch vel 'kd
ztratu. !.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-02

Ocakavame, ze nielen Student
stvo sa zleastnf, ale tiez al po-
prednejsi clenovia SLOW. naroda
DR.. Stefan osusky, hi. preds.
81. Lillian Kubicek, hi. sekr.