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Imperial Valley press., 1932-10-01
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BEVERLEY HILLS, Sept. 80.
(SpeciaD-Coast papers all ex-
cited because Japan has
bought more ammunition In the
last month than in years, gun
cotton, nitrates and scrap
IRON"
Why worry about little
thing like thatP Not being sat-
isfied by making turtles out of
us In swimming, they hired
our best diver after the Olym-
pics and In the next games
may beat us in that.
But here is one thing they
didn't reckon on: Our high
diving is inherited from our
politicians. Our public men do
nothing but high dive. They
climb up the ladder on pro-
misses, Just before election,
then dive off after they are
elected. No, sir, Japan, you got
a lot of diving to learn to
catch us.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-10-01
Double Slayer
Declared Guilty

LOS ANGEL FS, Oct. 1.--tU.P>-
Irwin S. Liner. 52-year-old film
projectionist, today was found
guilty on two counts OF first de-
gree murder, A superior SQUIRT jury
recommended that the punishment
be life Imprisonment without pa
role.
Liner was convicted OF the double
Staying Of Edwin H. Clarke, and his
wife, Kandace CLARKE. last July 4.
at the couples home where he was
a. 5oarder.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-10-01
FIRST INNING

Yankees-Combs grounded to
urges but he went all the way to
second when the. Cub shortstop
threw the ball into the Yankee
dugout. 1t was an error for urges.
Sewell walked Ruth hit a home
run into the right field bleachers
scoring Combs and Sewell in front
of him. Gehrig went out, Herman
to Grimm. Lazzeri struck out.
Dickey singled along the first base
line. Chapman singled sharply to
left, Dickey going to second. Gro
setti flied out to Stephenson.
Three runs, three hits, one error.
Cubs--Herman walked, English
flied out to Ruth and Herman was
forced to hold to first. Cuyler
doubled to right field, scoring Her
man. Stephenson grounded out,
Crosetti to Gehrig. Cuyler was
held at second. Moore walked
Grimm grounded out Crosetti to
Gehrig.
One run, one hit, no errors.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-10-01

BAKERSFIELD, Calf. Oct.
(U.P)-Five persons were knowJo
be dead today in cloudEt
which swept the Tehachapi M
tains south of here and there's
a possibility that the toll mt
reach two score.
The dead:
A. H. Ross, engineer of a frch-
train which was swept into 4 n
yon when the trestle on wflic i
was standing collapsed.
Peter Tadd, his wife and tw
children, swept away when tn
torrent destroyed their home an
service station near Woodfort
miles south of Bakersfield. II
The freight train was star1ii|
on a trestle near the station
Woodford, about a mile from IL
town of Keene, unable to procee
because of the storm. Great wal
OF water swept the trestle found,
lions away, tumbling the engii
and seven freight cars into al was
From 20 to SO transients ha
been riding freight trains oYser Il
mountains. 1t was not detetmin,
how many, if any, were ,bn Il
destroyed cars. but Southern p
cific officials estimated ther1 L we
at least a score.
A wall of water swept 1. si ire
canyon upon the edge which
the Tadds made TIM home. Their.
was no warning and all the mem.
bers of the -feaily were swept to
death.
A pulp house within a few
yards of the Kern county tuber-
cula' sanatorium at Keene was
'Welt away. The building was un-
ianAged and the patients safe, al
hoigh but a matter of feet separ-
ltei them from possible death.
Meanwhile, it appeared as If it
yGuld be hours before fate of 20
bad camp workers between Keene
nd Tehachapi, famous old mining
own would be known.
They were reported to have been
raped by the flood which swept
own upon their camp. County
fficials with ambulances who left
ere early today expecting to
each them reported they were I'M
BILE to get within 20 miles of the
amp site because of washed out
pads.
A hike of that distance over
xo ranges was begun to learn if
he report of their deaths was au-
lentic.
BAKERSFIELD, Calf, Oct. /
J.P)-County officials, accompani-
by all available ambulances, left
ere today to investigate a report
nat 20 persons had been drown
d when trapped by a cloudburst
'hich deluged the Tehachapi
south of here yesterday.
The victims were reported TO be
lembers of a road crew, encamped
/ a ravine which became a rag
lg torrent when accumulated wa
n from the cloudburst swept down
pom them.
County officials started for the
tie without disclosing the source
I the report of the deaths.
The road workers camp was be-
veen Keene and Tehachapi.
Roads were said to be open al
lost to the site; although large |
,ctions of highway were washed
1t by the storm in the immediate
cinity.
Report that the road camp had
zen swept away brought to % the
Imperial Valley press., 1932-10-01
SEVEN DIE
IN DESERT
D|SASTEl
Death Toll In Mojave d.
ert Storm May Ever
ually Reach Score.
RESCUERS ON VIZ
Party Of Road Workt
On Highway Fear
Trapped By Deluge.

BAKERSFIELD, Calf, OF
1. U.H-The known dead in
cloudburst over the Tehacha
mountains increased to sew
today with discovery of Il
bodies of two unidentified me
They were found near
service station from which Il
family of Peter Tadd was swt
to death.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-10-01
FOURTH INNING

fankS-CroSetti grounded out,
English to Grimm. Pipgras was
called out on strikes. Combs was
called out on strikes. No runs, no
hits, no errors.
Cubs-Jurges lined to left field
and went to second when Ruth, at
tempting a diving catch, failed to
trap the ball. The scorer gave Jur-
ges two-base hit. Root ground
ed out Sewell to Gehrig, urges
holding second. Herman popped to
Lazzeri. English grounded to Lag
zeri, who fumbled the ball. urges
scored on the play and English
reached first safely. Lazzeri was
given an error. The run tied the
score at 4 all. English attempted to
steal second but was thrown out,
Dickey to Lazzeri.
One run, one hit, one error.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-10-01

SECOND INNING
Yanks - Pipgras struck out.
Combs flied to Moore. Sewell was
given a base on balls. Ruth flied to
Imperial Valley press., 1932-10-01
FIFTH INNING

Yanks- Sewell grounded out,
urges to Grimm. Ruth hit a home
run into the farthemost point of
the centerfield bleachers. Gehrig
hit for home run on the first
pitch to him. The ball cleared the
right field fence. Malone replaced
Root as the pitcher for the Cubs.
Malone walked Lazzeri. Malone
walked Dickey, Lazzeri going to
second. Chapman grounded out,
English to Grimm. Lazzeri went to
third on the play and Dickey to
second. Crosetti was walked pur-
posely, filling the bases. Pipgras
was called out on strikes.
Two runs, two hits, no errors.
Christopher bounced hit
through the pitchers box. Steph-
enson grounded into a double play,
Sewell to Lazerri to Gehrig. Moore
Continued On Page g.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-10-01
THIRD INNING

Yanks-Gehrig connected with
the first ball pitched and pro-
PEELED it into the right field
bleachers. 1t was his second home
run of the series. Lazzeri grounded
out, urges to Grimm. Dickey flied
out to Moore. Chapman was given
a base on balls. Chapman was
thrown out while attempting to
steal second. The play was Hart
nett to urges.
One run, one hit, no errors.
Cubs--English grounded out. Gro
setti to Gehrig. Cuyler hit home
run into the right field stands.
This was the first homer registered
by a Cub since the series started.
Stephenson singled to center. Moore
forced Stephenson a, second, Geh-
rig to Crosetti. Grimm drove liner
to right field. The ball, a hard hit
one, got away from Chapman,
Moore scoring and Grimm pulling
up at second. The official scorer
ruled Grimm's drive a double. Hart
nett fouled out to Sewell
Two runs, three hits, no errors.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-10-01
RUTH AND GEHRIG BATTER CUBS
PITCHERS WITH FOUR HOME RUNS

Cuyler who made the catch against
the screen.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
Cubs-Hartnett grounded out,
Crosetti to Gehrig. urges singled
past Crosetti. Root struck out. Jur-
ges stole second. Herman flied out
to Ruth.
No runs, one hit, no errors.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-10-01

Continued On Page 81
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-20
Pavel Ondash.
OFLCIERI ZAVRAZDILI
JAPONSKEHO STATNIKA

V nedel'u vecer zastrelenf Dol
70 svojej domacnosti japonsky
ministersky predseda Cujosi l.
nukai 13 kadetmi a 5 namorni-
ckymi dostojnfkmi. D6stojnlei mi-
mo toho hadzali granaty ma ban
ky ma policajnn stanlcu pre-
vadzali inc teroristicke k1sky.
Potion sa vzdali vojenskej poll
ell.
D0stojnici vykonali tilto vrazdu
preto, ably sa armada mohla zmo-
emit vlady zaviedla fasizmus
v Japonsku. Hovor1 sa, re arma-
da nebola spokojna odtiahnu-
tim vojska 70 Sanghaju a $ od-
kladanim vojny proti Rusku.
Nova vlada bude koaliciou ar
mady viiesinovou politickou
stranou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-20
TRAGEDIA LINDBERGHOVCOV.

zprava, lie diet'a konetne najdc-
ne bolo, ale mrtve. A svet Dol
znovu nstrnuty.
IIl'adanie nnoscov detektivmi
a policajtmi bolo bezilspesne. Sn-
kromni l'udia, ktorych 81 Lind
oergh najal, boli ilspesnejsl. Oni
sa dostali DO styku so zlocinca-
mi mohli ich dat arestovat'
kedykol' vek. ale ich nedali. lebo
sa bali. ze by zloGinci diet a IA
mordovali. Zlocmci, vyuziinc
tychto obav. vytiahli b Lindber.
CHA 100000, diet'a mu nedodali
a chceli ho d 'alej cicat'. Nahod-
ne nailenic mrtVolky diet'at a
urobilo koniec d'alsienlu vycicia-
vanin.
Mrtvolku objavil cernoch Will
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-20

styku pravymi iinoscami. Jeho
opis tnoscov srovnava Sd Opt
som DIR. Condona.
Dalsi dvaja prostrednlci, Salvy
Spitale Irving Bitz snazili sa
dostat' do styku so zlocincaml a
viaceri privatni detektivi hi ada
Ii zlocincov ma svoju past. Jeden
detektivov vylakal 100000 od
priatel ky Mrs. LindberghoyeJ,
manzelky EdWarda b. Mclean,
bohateho vydavatel'a a Washing
ton Post, ktorr udaval, ze sa do
stal do styku so zlocincami ze
diet a dostane "a 100000. De-
tektlv, menom CASTOR B. Means.
peniaze dostal. ale diet'a nedo-
niesol, preto Dol arestovany pre-
vydieracstvo.
Hl'adanie diet alta vedene bolo
i v Kanade a V Europe. Tam Dol
vyslany Charles Schoeffel, major
policie statu New Jersey. Vyse-
trovane bolo mnozstvo rudi. "a
stavoyani automobilisti pc ce-
stach hoteloch, ked mali diet'a
pri sebe; vysetrovana bola Y Eu-
rope rodina opatrovnicky Lind
berghoyie diet'at'a, Betty Cow
Tato mala milenca, lStory k nej
chodil, Dol arestoyany a potion
deportovany. Sam prezhlent Hoo
Yer poniikol pomoc federalnych
detcktivov.
Unosci, ako znamo, pri svojom
zlocine pouzili skladacieho rebri-
ka, ktory nebol remeselne urobe-
ny kupeny, ale Dol vyrobeny q
dreya, rast1ceho ma okolf Hope
well. Preto sa myslelo, re zlocin
yykonali ludia z toho okolia. Ale
rebrik sa nedokazal byt' vodite-
Pom K zlocincom. Avsak DIR. Con-
sl.onovi podarilo sa zisfit vset-,
kych zlocincov, ,ktorvch vraj{bo-
10 p;it Jeden mich je Nemec,
.druhy je Juhoamerican, jedna je
szena a dyaja sd Amerikani. Me-
,mec vypisoval listy zlou anglic-
Stinou "a povazovany je "a yodcn
handy, ktorei arestoyanie ocaka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-20

" Hopewell, N. j., dina 1. mar
ca yecer medzi g. a TO- hodinon
ukradeny Dol z postielky 20-me-
saGny Charles A. Lindbergh, pr
vorodeny syn slayneho eezatlan-
tickeho letnna Charlesa A. Lind
bergha a jeho manzelky Amy
rod. Morrow.
Mad tvmto zlocinom ustrnul
cely svet Hned' boly organize
valre policajne detektfvne Cd
dele, ktore maly pachatePov w
stopovaf d diet'a rodicom prina-
Tratif'. Mimo toho Lindbergh
najal ii sukromnych l'udf, kto-
rych lilohon bolo destat 50 do
styku s iinoscami a vyjednayat'
,.vykilpenie diet alta.
Dna IL. maia rozchyrena bola
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-20

zlocinci iapred odovzdali ihlice,
ktorymi bolo diet a pospinane.
na dokaz, ze su oni ii skutocni Il
nosci. Oni mu tiez dali vernt o.
pis spalne,Av ktorej diet a spalo
a niektorych hraciek, ktort V
spalni videli. Lindbergh sa tax
presvedtil, ze je ma pravej ceste
a preto sam DIR. Condonom siel
ma urGene miesto ku cintorinu V
New Yorku, so 10000. ktort
mali iinoscom vyplatit'. DR.. Con
don siel sam ma ushoyorene mie-
sto; Lindbergh sedel aute $ PEE
niazmi. DR.. Condor napred STREET
nul zenu na rohu ulice, ktora no
uprayila, kde sa jej spolocnik
skryya. Tam jeden chap mu ed
dial nocne; satoeky diet alta. DR..
Condor sa zacal jednat' a vykup-
ne snMil ma $4,000. Nratil sa k
Lindberghovi, kedi .sa otec pre-
syedcil. ze su to satocky ieho
synka. odda1 dr.. Condonoyi $5O,-
600, sue presvcdteny, ze uz diet a
4, 5 i.a -
dostane. Ale ked na druhy den
81 siel pre- diet'a ia more, kde Ma
ukradenej lodi sa celia banda
,zdrzovala, diet a nedostal. O lodi
nebolo ami chyru. Lindbergh j 1
jeho prostrednikom boil oklama-
nj. Oklamani, lebo diet'a uz dav.
no nezilo: nemohli mll no zlo-
cinci dodat'. Vyplatenie vvkup-
neho stale sae1O. aprila.
Y tom fistom case styk $ pra.
vymi i nepravymi 1noscami Pc
stovali inl prostrednici Lind
bergha. Y Norfolku traja promi-
neiltni obcania 81, boil istf, ze sil
" styku iinoscami. Lindbergh
j mimi lietal ponad more, ably
zocil zbojnfcku lod';; vozil sa ma
.iachtes po mori hPadal ssnimi,
|ifloscoy Ale 1nosci sa snikay ne
'.lkazaii Lindberghovi q ieho pro-
strednikom sa vyhovarali, ze bo.
% more Blrlive, ze' sa bali poli-
caillych motorovyrh lodi atp.
Morris Rosner, ktorS yraj do
bre pozna podsvetie, Dol tiez Y
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-20

liam Allen II. maja 3. popolu-
dnl V lese, IS stop od cesty, vzdia-
lenej pat mil' od domu Lindber-
CHA. Cprnoch. deriic sd cez hustr
krovie, nadvihoval konare pod
Jednym zazrel hiavu a nozlku die
TAT a. Mrtvolka bola pol1ryt; IL
slim. Stotoznena bola podl'a ku.
ceravych zlatych vlashov, podl a
zlbkov a znamok, ktort pri naro-
deni diet'at'a .boly lelSarom "a
znacen6. Tiez podl' "a fIanelovej
kosiel ky. ktora sa este drzala ia
tielku. Pochybnosti MET. ze to
bola mrtvolka Lindberghovie sy-
nacka. Vrchnych nocntch sato-
ciek, do ktortch bolo diet'a OBJ
Iecene osudny vecer, nebolo ma
mrtvolke. lebo tie zlocinci upo,
trebili pri vytiahnuti $4,000 cd
Lindbergha, ably TAX dolSazali, ze
sii oni ii prayi.
kedy bolo diet a zavrazdena
Podla stavu mrtvollay iiradni
pytvar udal. re diet'a bolo ia.
vrazdenf hned po jeho tinose
Mrtvolka bola uz cell1om roz.
klade. Ma hlave holy dve .diery
diet'a zomrelo cd dvojnasobne.
ho prebitia lebky Mono, ze bolc
zastrelene, lebo ieden otvor ma
lebke Dol urobeny zvonku a ieden
zdnuka, ako ked' gul 'ka prcjde
cez telo. Kadiar vnikla,. je diera
okriinla; kadial vysla, je diera
trhana, navon vytlacena. Zlocinci
zabili diet "a, lebo tax 81 boil i
stejsi, re nebudil najdenf. s die
4 a
t at ON sa je t'azko nkryvat'
Ia celych Y dni bola ako poll
Ella, tax al lindberghovi proStred
nlci v hor1ckovej cinnosti. Poll
eli nepodarilo sa mic docielit' "a
to do styku so zlocileami sas do
stal, pomocou II ohlasok n novi-
mach, isfy 72-roeny ucitsI me.
nom DR.. John E. Condor q New
Yorku. ktory pod inenoin aJaf-
siev lspelovalle prye lifefv jehd
mena Mej eli sf5 81 so zlhtlnca.
mi noyinach dopisoyal. Tomato
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-20
Mravec je zviera usitocne.

Kazdy snad' vie, ze mravci IA
hubia obrovske mnozstvo skodli-
veho hmyzu vselijakeho druhu.
Nedavno zosnuly prirodozpytec
Forel vyratal, ze obyvatelia jedi
neho mravencieho hniezda "a je-
den den zozeri ME menej ako
100000 kusov hmyzu, Iny pozoro-
vateP mraycov zistil, ze kazdy
jeden mravec priniesol "a minis
tn priemerne II klsov hmyzu do
mrayeniska uzitok, ktory tito
mali policajti prirody sp6sobia,
ie nnoho v;icsf, ako llepatrna
skoda, ktorl sp6s6hia nieketly
ma ovoci a zsleninach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-20
It's toasted

va sa kedykolvek. Ci mali vys-
sich spiklencov, nevedno, ale bo-
la vyslovena mienka, ze inos die
t'at'a vykonany bol z pomsty
Pohon na zlocincov je teraz tax
veIky. re takeho V Spoj. Statoch
este nebolo. Prezident Hoover
nariadil,, ably federalni detektivi
neustali V hi adam, klm zlocin-
GOV nepochytaju. Zvysenou Cd
hodlanost'ou hi 'adajll zlocincoy j
statni snkromni detektfvi a ia
mori desiatky policajnych lodlc
patroluje a hl'ada lod' ma ktorej
sa zlocinci udajne ukryvajii. OBJ
chodnici boil vyzvani ku koope-
racii vsimanim 81 seriahych ci-
siel na So, $40 $50 bankovkach.
ktore Lindbergh zlocincom Wy
platil ktore tito zaiste vypustia
do obehu.
Mrtvolka diet'at "a neboia celia.
ChybovaFa Pava noha cd kolena,.
Pava ruka chybovala celia a 2
prayej rulSy polovica od 'akt'a
Tiez chybovaly okrem srdca a
pecienok i vniitornosti. Mrt-
volka bola spalena a TAX pocho-
vana do rodinnej hrobky.
Siicit rodinou Lindberghoyie
je vel Ky po celom syete a jedi
nou tnzbou je, ably zverski zlo-
sinci boil lapeni a oddanf do rnk
spravedlnosti.
Vel'ke obavy boly, matlu die
t'at'a, ktora je yel'mi jemneho
vyzoru a k tomu ocakava pri-
chod druheho diet'at'a v auguste.
Zit' "a poltret' a mesiaca v nei-.
stote dusevnom napnutf je pre-
kazdii matkn hroznou zk1seno-
st'ou. Avsak, ako sa oznamuje,
Mrs. Lindbergh tax ako jej man
zel, znasa syoj kriz ssodhodlano-
st'ou,. "a co je obdivoyana celgm
narodom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-20
RADOSTNA UDALOST

Znovuotvorcnie Dollar Savings Il Trust Company
Youngstowne jej odbocky Struthers je takou udao
st on, ej radue nielen obyvael'stvo teto donv
ale celeho statu.
Iebo vzkriesit patllti banku nie je zaena hracka
TO dokazue fak ze Dollar banka je dosal ieinou vel
S1ou statnou bankou Ohio, kto1a otvora pod
fsvojm stayn menom svoiou viasnou silou, bez spaa
MIA a bez ztrat pre- vkladatel,ov -
Ma takt vtkon potrebnt je n1zov mnloradne schop-
NJ eh 0 ktortch Ma St 'ase Mlhoiing dola nemala nj
Ekdv nidze. Tvm mech verejnost' dakue, ze strcdu
ldno bc.a svedkom otvorenia Dollar banky.
~ otvorene jeJ ne je sp9ene mimol.adne t'azkt
mi podnienkam pre- vklaoateov Nsetky cekove nttH
sd vyp1lsten6 vse1y vianon6 skolske spory sd Wy
}stene, vsetky stodolarove lnensie vkladv su yyp'
tend vklady do $1,000 vypustene je po 800 hned
Tkady vyse 81 900 vypustee e desat percent hned
a Ealse vyplacanie bude reguovane da toho. ako sa
budil obchodlle pomery vyvijat'.
Tcnto plan vyIjtcania vkadov bol prijay preto, ably
chudobnv Fuda obcod mesta NAL nav;cs osoh otvo-
lela bankys Lebo vkadov ktore budd hned vypustene
cele e naviac Vypusteie cekovIch vkladov oziv OBJ
chod vvplsenie malych vkadov pomoze tyn, ktor mai
Wac pomoc potrebujn ve1 vkladatelia tez dostanh
svoj podie. l.. .~
Tolo roku je toto w druh! vel'EI financnt 'lstav
ktort Dol nasonr 1neste otvorenJ PrvIm tstavom e
Union National Banka, ktora povstaa byvaleJ flrs'
National Bankv a Commercial National Banky.
Otvorenie Dollar banky umoznene bolo preto re tao
balka bola iadre zdrav zatvoren bola len pre- po-
merv na ktore nenaa vlivu Ze bola zdrava dokazuJe
fakt dostaa tr mony doarov pozicky od Federamel
Rekonstrukcnej Korporace. Tato vladna ustanovize
je vel mi pris; dava pozicky len naJlese abezpe-
XIV tieto Dollar banka bda vstave dat.
otvorenie Dollar banky maju zasluhu mnohl nll-
zova hlavne4clenovia vlboru znovuotvoreia cenov1a
vybo vkladaelov, statny bankovy department. statnv
generalnv pravotar Gilbert Betman. menovlte vkla
datea, ktori tax ochotne takom vysokom percente
podpsai slas ncastiIlar ktori prnieSi financnt O.
bete Nsetci 81 zasza pocvalll ebo vsetci kooperova
Nv prac IA otvorele banky. 60 znaci mali blaho
Sskyet celej Mahoning doiny srdci.
@ Otvorene Dollar banky zaiste posim pracovnlkov
za ovorenie City banky ktore znovuotvorene sa tez
eakiya. tax nase mesa. mas obclod mas vel Ky oce-
liarskv prenyse budn prye ktore zepsenm sa obchod
Malych pomerov krajne ziskajI Nasa doina poct O
brat k lepsienu najskorse. Lebo banky s1 pre- obchod
tl.m, GO je pre- coveka kry.
~ Dollar bankn je 1sice sloFenskvch vkadov Je] O
tvolenim ul aci zadlzenNm vkadatel on lebo bldl
ST moct poplat' drobnese dlzcby lmkipt potrebn(
veci. Nacere spolky budf ystave pop-atn rozpocty
ine zaviazanost Nuz otvoree Dollar banky je radost
nou udalost on pre- mas Slovakov
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-20
roLtTICKE NEDUR oztJMENIE
sLovAKov Y MAfIoN1NG
UOLINE.

Ctene sestryaa bratia, obcanky
a obcania Mahoning dolinc.
Prezivame kriticke easy, ktora
kazdl obcan III obcanka citi. Te-
raz po tych prajmerkach, ktorh
nam TAX nezdarom vysly, mali by
SINE uznat', re dokvm budemc
politiku hrat', jake ju hrajcme
doteraz, nikdy nasho ciel'a nedo-
siahneme. Lebo neideme spr:lv-
nou cestou My by SINE sa mali
sorganizovat vsetci nasich klu-
boch nase kluby V nasej Slo-
venskej Politickej Federacii Tam
potion veciach poJednat' a roz.
hodn1t', re jake by najlepsie pre-
mas bolo. My sa musime jeden
druheho porozumet' a tlez sa mu-
| SINE dorozumet' invmi, lebo my
sme este sami ME dost' mocni, a
by sme naseho Slovaka posadill
do t.radu. Tiez nerobi sa spray
ne: ked' bez poradenia sa Fedc,
racie uchadza sa dajaky 1rad.
Nal by kracat' spravnou cestou,
samoprve mech sa pride poratsit
do Federacie a potion sa wee tam
vysetri. Me tax, ako teraz, re
mali sme dvoch kandidatov Slo-
vakov, po jednom V oboch stra-
mach a ami jedon ami druhy ne
vvhral. Lebo ked' ste povedall
demokratovi, ably hlasoval na re-
publikana, to odpovedal, re ina
demokratickom listku name Slo-
yaka. Pc .druhe, name 81 nradnl-,
kov ctit', a ME co sa robl, to saI
rob1 vsetko "a chrbtom. TAX ked'l
: sa bude politika hrat pre- Jed-I
notlivcov ME pre- slovensky
l'ud. tax nikdy svojho ciel II me-
dosiahneme. Bude najlepsie, ked'
O sebe nedame ami znat'. ked'
daktoremu neide, ako 81 ziada,
to doraz druhe kluby zaklada.
TAX mate znat', mill bratia, re
len sami jamu pre- seba kopete.
Pvtam vas Slovaci a Slovenky,
uz raz zabudnime ten krajovsky
obycaj = ked name daco ru-
kave.. tax Won tym, ale ME ma
ulici rozpisovat sa a odporu-
cat narodu sloyenskemu. Ma to
sr kluby a Federacia. Name pre-
svedcit' jedon druheho, porozu-
met sa. Me SINE ziadni filozofl
nezname vsetko, my potrebuJeme
mudrych ludf, ably mas poucili.
Vidite cteni bratia Slovaci, ze
jake easy prezivame V dneskaJ.
Sci dobe. Roboty nemame, i,udia
l,utracain, co 81 doteraz nadobud
Ii. TAX je nasou povinnost 'ou. a
by SINE sa spojili tam, kde, vac.
sina naroda 81 ziada TAX DOLBY
ieme ciel'a, "a ktorym tnzime..
S uctou
Pavel Ondash
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-05-20
ROZHL1As YSN.

Toho tyzdna vystal pre- nedo-|
statok miesta.
Evening star., 1932-01-09

CHAs. E. TRIBBY's SONS,
Sl4 Dist. Nat. Bk. Bldg. Phi. Dist 477S.
Evening star., 1932-01-09

WILL EXCHANGE MY EQUITY IN WELL
rented property for clear lots; state loca-
tion and number of lots; will not pay any
Address Box s3-X, Star Office.
Evening star., 1932-01-09
wATER-ERONT PROPERTY

FOR sALE-BAY RIDGE, MD, ON CHEsA-
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Evening star., 1932-01-09
HOUSES-FURNISHED.

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tsched, on corner lot; toilets bath and
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District; refs. For appointment. Clev. 23is.
100 BLOCK QUE ST.-PRIVATE HOME OF
party who will be abroad for one year: 5
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Earage; rent SOS mo. References required
Available February !. Nat. $3.50 or EN-. Ait.
Evening star., 1932-01-09
IT. 7 u I = + W,
National 2l00 925 18th st. NV
WANTED TO RENT-HOIISEs

WILL LEASE. UNFURNISHED, OR 6
room brick house, with garage and cleo re-
frigerstion. around $55; good location. Phone
Emerson 3l79
LET US HANDLE
YOUR RENTAL PROPERTIES.
Forty years experience Prompt remttanCeS
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1914 Vermont Ave Dist 62lO
Evening star., 1932-01-09
WANTED TO RENT-STOREs,

W1NTED-sToRE FOR GENERAL oRIEN-
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