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Evening star., 1932-07-26
OPTIMISM KEYNOTE
Of SHRINE SESSION
Capital Well Represented at
Convention Opening in
San Francisco.
BY the Associated Press.

Il
SAN FRANCISCO, July 26-Red-
fezzed Shrinedom of North America to-
day hailed the opening of Imperial
Council sessions with an announced
keynote of National optimism"
Bands, drum corps and drill teams,
dressed in gala colors, marched the
streets, invaded hotel lobbies and tied
up traftc in impromptu celebrations.
Plain CiiZens jammed the streets and
cheered the Shrine's crusade for pros
perity."
The city's civic center, transformed
into a huge stadium, was the scene of
most of the open-air ceremonies. Hasti-
1y constructed grandstands were built to
seat thousands of spectators.
The 250,0o0 registered visitors found
the true Oriental touch in San Francis
cos Chinatown, where the recently
formed Chinese lodge, the only one of
its kind in the order, was host at al
most continual celebrations.
The first of four parades up Market
street, now transformed into an avenue
of obelisks, was set for am. (P. C. t..
Time for the opening exercises of the
Imperial Council sessions was 1890
am. Thomas J. Houston of Chicago,
Evening star., 1932-07-26

imperial potentate, was programmed to
respond to q series of welcoming ad-
dresses by Californians.
Motion picture stars from Hollywood
were on hand to join in the entertain
ment features during the three days.
Mobiles Harold Lloyd. Wallace Beery,
George Bancroft and Douglas Fair
banks led the invasion from FINLAND
Evening star., 1932-07-26

character dances and interpretive
dances. A group Of children will take
part in a special Colonial number, en-
titled The Spirit of Yesterday" and
also in THE Blue Danube" and
Butterflies" Misses Doris Carter.
Beatrice Martin and Eleanor Dixon will
appear in the feature numbers, "Afri-
can War Dance" THE Golden God
dess" and "Enchantment"
Boy Scouts of the District of Column
bia will assist in the event, serving as
ushers. The public is invited to attend
wish to sit on the grass, chairs will be
available at 25c.
Evening star., 1932-07-26

Joseph L. Gammen, president of the
Lincoln Park Citizens Association. and
general chairman of the carnival.
Evening star., 1932-07-26

Seven-tenths of the railway mileage
in the Netherland East Indies is in Java
Evening star., 1932-07-26

Japan is reported to have lost s25'-
600, GOO on silk stored under the indem-
MITIGATION act
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zation has been of great assistance
in the development of this movement.
The Association Against the Pro-
hibition Amendment is pioneer in the
field, and has borne the burden fthe
battle through the long years when
the contact seemed hopeless. Its
work in research, public education,
and in local and national elections
has made possible the victory that
v-e now can see approaching.
The Crusaders is a group of re-
sponsible young men of the nation
not merely to enter another protest
against prohibition, but to determine
quietly and intelligently upon the best
way of ending it. To them has been
given the task of securing commit
ments from candidates for congress
sional office, as we'll as state legis-
latures, to the repeal of the 18th
amendment and consurrent state
laws. The task of mobilizing the
manhood of our country, so that their
organized enthusiasm and driving
power can push through to ultimate
victory at the voting booths, that
those who have committed themselves
to our platform may get the oppor-
tunity of restoring to us the consti-
tuition of our forefathers.
There is no duplication: With dis
tinct fields, these three great organ
izations, with millions of men and
women of America represented, now
are fighting the menace of prohibi-
ton.
In this connection wish to issue a
warning to our citizens. With the ad-
vent of prohibition there came wit it
new racket" in the form of So
called anti-prohibition "organiza-
tions"
The officers of the local Hamilton
Battalion are George A. Rentschler,
executive commander; Leeds Bronson,
vice commander; Charles Koehler,
secretary; Peter E. Rentschler,
treasurer.
In the next issue, our concluding
article, we will give you further Cru
sader philosophy and our pledge for
the future.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1932-12-23
RACKETEERS OUT:
GREEN DECLARES

Cincinnati, Ohio.-William Green,
president of the American Federation
of Labor, emphatically denied the
charge of wholesale racketeering in
the American labor movement made
by the national executive committee
of the Conference for Progressive
Labor Action, with headquarters in
New York city.
The charges were made in a So
called "bill of particulars" addressed
to the A. F. of L. executive council
and distributed to the Cincinnati
newspapers and around the conven-
ton headquarters.
Whatever racketeering there may
have been in the ranks of the Amer
lean Federation of Labor has been
dealt with in an aggressive and con-
structive Manner" Mr.. Green said.
Charters Revoked
Labor, like all other groups which
stand for something and which are a
force in national life, suffers from the
acts of designing and unscrupulous
men.
Whenever we have found charges
of racketeering against labor councils,
locals or other groups within the A.
F. of L. we have made Investigations
to determine the facts in the situation
and in some cases we have revoked
charters to get rid of racketeers.
"The document in which these
charges are made is another criti-
cism of the outs against the 'ins' in
the American Federation of Labor.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1932-12-23
THE EXPERTS

The experts are now working
With almost frantic zeal,
To bring back prosperity
But they cannot turn wheel.
They don't know what the matter is;
Furthermore they can't find out.
They are wearing capitalists spec
tacles--
And all they do is shout.
While the poor old Woodworking
Jacks
Are standing in the road,
Wondering when will the hay come
back
But helpless as toad.
Casey Jones-my, but aren't you
stupid!
Casey Jones-as stupid as an ass;
Casey Jones-why don't you join a
union?
Join a union and free the working
class.
The expert are only expert
When it comes to making mistakes;
But the grandeur and the scope of
of them
Gives dignity, poise and ease.
Their remedies do not cure at all,
But spread the economic disease,
Till everything is eaten, rotten to the
core;
And the peoples patience at last
worn out
The only remedy, then, that's left
Is revolution--war!
Robert Limerick.
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NO DUPLICATION
BY HOWARD WILSON, Executive Secretary Crusaders
Cincinnati Division

EDITORS Note-This is the third OF
a series of articles dealing with the
work of the Crusaders, one Of the
major national anti-prohibition or
ganizations, with local division in
this city. This group is doing note
worthy work for the repeal of the
eighteenth amendment and also Of the
state enforcement acts.)
In the last two articles / have
shown you how the spirit inspired GER
tain men to organize, with definite
goal in view, the Crusaders. You may
say, just another organization.
America is over-organized now There
are number of anti-prohibition or
ganizations in existence already. All
of which is true However, as it re-
lates to the specific charge, it is not
true. Here is the answer:
While there are number of organ
izations processing to do one thing
or another in the so-called "wet move
ment" they spring up over night, and
while they secure thousands of dollars
annually from the citizens of our
country under the pretense that the
money contributed would be used for
campaign purposes in the fight
against prohibition, very little or none
of it is used for the purpose repre-
sented. Their operations are serious
handicap to bona-fide organizations.
However, there are three great
national bona-fide organizations each
in its appointed field, working in har-
monious cooperation to end the pro-
hibition farce. They are: The Wom-
ems Organization for National Pro-
hibition Reform; The Association
Against the Prohibition Amendment
and the Crusaders. There is no du-
plication of effort. Each has its func-
ton, in the great movement to bring
about the repeal of the 18th amend
ment and concurrent state enforce
ment acts, and to restore the reign
of sanity, moderation and temper
ance in our national government and
our national life.
The women's organization for ma
tional prohibition reform is fully ex-
planned in it's title. 1t is engaged
in organizing the aroused woman
hood of the nation so that their tre-
mendous influence for good may be
exerted to the untmost. The constant
cooperation of the women's organi-
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Read the Press.
NO MORE RATS

or Mice after you use BESTYET.
It's sure rodent killer Try a pack
age and prove it. Rats killed with
BESTYET leave no smell. Cats and
Dogs won't touch it.
so cent size, 8 or, is enough fol
Pantry, Kitchen and Cellar.
rs cent size, or, for Chicken
House, Coops and small buildings.
Sold and guaranteed by Hamilton Flour and
Feed Co.. 761 East Ave-: Phone 3055; and
A. M. Graham Co.. 245 Millville Avenue !;
Phone S78.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1932-12-23

out Of life. but what you are going to
give to life; to close your book of com
plants against the management OF the
universe, and look around you for q
place where you can sow few seeds
OF happiness-are you willing to do
these things, even for a day? Then
you can keep Christmas.
Arc you willing to stoop down and
consider the needs and desires Of little
children; to remember the weakness
and loneliness OF people who are
growing old; to stop asking how much
your friends love you, and ask your
self whether you love them enough; to
bear in mind the things that other peo.
pie have to bear In their hearts?
Are you willing to try to understand
what those who live In the same house
with you really want, without waiting
for them to tell you; to trim your
lamp so that 1t will give more light and
less smoke, and to carry 1t In front
SO that your shadow will fall behind
you; to make grave for your ugly
thoughts and garden for your kindly
feelings, with the gate open-are you
willing to do these things even for a
day? Then you can keep Christmas.
Are you willing to believe that love
is the strongest thing In the world
stronger than hate, stronger than evil.
stronger than death-and that the
blessed life which began at Bethlehem
nineteen hundred years ago is the
image and brightness Of eternal lover
Then you can keep Christmas.
And II you can keep 1t for day,
why not alwaysf But you can never
keep II alone Missouri Farmer.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1932-12-23

O0S w ASSA SAS 0uRA GAoANJ VA
the common life over the individual
life. 1t reminds q man to set his own
little watch, now and then. by the
great clock Of humanity which runs
on sun time.
But there Is better thing than the
observance Of Christmas day, and that
Is. Keeping Christmas.
Are you willing to forget what you
have done for other people. and to re
member what other people have done
for you; to ignore what the world
owes you, and to think what you owe
the world; to put your rights In the
background, and your duties in the
middle distance, and your chances to
do little more than your duty In the
foreground; to see that your fellow
men are just az real as you are. and
try to look behind their faces to their
hearts. hungry for joyl
Are you willing to own that probably
the only good reason for your exist.
ence Is not what you are going to get
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bers in many union organizations"
Green said that "here again is
charge of minority outside groups
which seek to get control of the
American Federation of Labor from
present leaders"
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The group making the charges is
self-constituted and its options rep
resent only the sentiments of its
leaders, who have little or no respon-
sibility to large following and thus
are able to indulge in broad state
ments without restraint"
Gangsters Charge Denied
One of the charges was that "offi-
cials of the A. F. of L. had declared
that % international unions were
affected with gangsterism." Green
denounced that statement as untrue.
Another charge said there was
"free use of gunmen and thugs by
the United Mine Workers of Amer
ica," and that they cannot but "serve
to encourage gangsters in Chicago
and other centers to capture the
unions" Green stigmatized this
charge as unjustifiable.
On the charge of brutal suppress
sion of minority groups" and "mem-
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1932-12-23

Although Goldsmith wrote the i'm
mortal classic, "The Vicar of Wake
field" and "The Good -Natured Man.
SO petulant was his nature that he
once felt indignant at the admiration
bestowed by company of his ac.
quaintances upon the agility Of a
monkey; and, starting up in anger
and impatience, exclaimed, 81 could
do all that myself"
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1932-12-23

Primitive man saw in writing a
mysterious process whose formidable
character laid hold of the imagina-
ton. Writing meant knowledge, and
knowledge had always inspired men
with fear; not without reason, for it
enables its possessors to do evil as
we'll as good.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1932-12-23

One year of Civil War in China
does less damage to the sum of hu~
man affairs than one day of big
European war.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1932-12-23

L is q good thing to observe
Christmas day. The mere
marking of times and sea
sons. when men agree to
stop work and make merry
together, Is q wise and
wholesome custom. 1t helps
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-08-05
VRAZEDLNY ZBOJN1K

Ldpezs a kradeze sti teraz ma
dennom poriadku. Minute dni je-
den desperatny zbojnik vnikol
do dvoch domov ma Vestal Road
a jednom mich nebezpecne po.
striel'a al domaceho. Zbojnik vosiel
oblokom a hned' skrical na Mrs.
Aloisius Pratt, aby mu dala Pc
maze alebo zivot. Odvetila, ze ma
len 12c, ze 81 ich moze vziat'
Zbojnik jej odpovedal, ze ked
nema penazi, ze 81 tedy ju vezme.
Nato zobudil sa jej muz a chcel
sa pustit' do zbojnika, ale ten
diva razy donho strelil, trafiac
no do ruky a brucha. Zbojnik ma
to usiel a Pratt zapasi nemoc.
nici so smrt'ou. V inom dome sa
domaci zachranili pred nebezpec-
nym zbojnikom tax, ze sa gazda
urobil chorym stenal.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-08-05
BONUSOVA ARMkDA
r SA ROZPRCHLA

Ako znamo, vo Washingtone
Ia Wac tyzdnov shromazdene bo-
10 vyse 10000 veteranov sveto-
vel vojny, ably 81 vymohli vypla-
tenie bonusu. Kongres ale nevy-
konal mic ineho, len GO i'm odhla.
soval 100000 ma cestu domov.
Veterani ale nechceli odist chce-
Ii pockat' ma navrat kongresma-
nov a castejsie demonstrovali
pred Bielym Domom. Prezident
potion nariadil, aby ked' nechcl
odist' po dobrotky, veterani bo-
Ii vyhnanf. Napred mala vete-
ranmi srazku policia, v ktorej
zabity Dol jeden veteran. Potion
poslane bolo ma mich riadne VOL
sko tankami a plynom. V tejto
srazke zabity Dol d'alsi veteran
a asi 60 bolo ranene. A tax sa We.
terani pohli, lebo al ich bldy boz
" vojskom vypalene. Veterani
Y pocte 5000 sisli sa potion v
Johnstown, Pa, ma pozvanie ma
yora a ich vodca medzi casom XII.
pill v Marylande Is akrov zeme
ma staly kemp. Avsak guverner
Marylandu, Ritchie, sa vyslovil,
ze nedovoli veteranom tam kem-
povat' a tito, dostan1c peniaze
cd Bethlehem Steel Co. ma .cestu,
rozisli sa z Johnstownu domov.
Veterani> teraz idl ,zalozit' no
vi organizaciu' pod menom "Kha.
Xxi shirts a neprestand vymahat'
bonus, kym no nedostan1.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-08-05
7 NEWTON FALLS
BUUU Ease PRACoVAf

V Newton Falls panuje vel 'ka
radost' mad vyhPadmi, ze tamoj-
sia tovaren Newton Steel Co.
bude znovu pracovat'. Tato diel.
ia, ktora zamestnavala $500 ro-
botnfkov v normalnych casoch,
stala uz 13 mesiacov Pud tratil
nadej, ze bude este kedy v nej
pracovat'. Ale cd casu, ako sa
Newton Steel Co. spojila Cor
rigan.McKinney Steel Co. v Gle
velande, vzbudene boly move ma
deje a tie sa teraz id1 splnit
Do tovarne v Newton Falls do
vazane sd move stroje a zariade.
ME a to je isty znak, ze sa tam
zacne pracovat' uz skoro.
v Newton Falls je 20 mlynov
ma ocel l'ovy plech, kupovany au-
tomobilkami v Detroit. Teraz 10
mlynov bude prerobene ma vyro-
bu obycajneho plechu a 10 ma
vyrobu sudoveho plechu.
" Newton Falls je hodna slo.
venska k0lOnia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-08-05
GINA SA HOTUJE
MA NOVH BOZ

q Nankingu, hi. mesta Ciny
prisla zprava, ze cinska vlada po-
stella osem divizii vojska ma man.
dz1rske mongolske hranice, aby
zabranily Japoncom vpad do dnu-
kajsej Mongolie a do severnej
Ciny. Gina ma okrem toho 1750O0
vojakov okolo 'Pekingu. Cinska
vlada sa obava, ze Japonci sa
chystajn zaujat' nielen vn1tornn
Mongoliu, ale Peking a pobre-
lie.
Cestovatelia, ktorf prisli do
Harbinu v Mandarin Vladi-
vostoku hovoria, ze Rusko stale
buduje obranne pozfcie okolo
Vladivostoku a stale privaza vol
sko a valecne zasoby. Obyvatel'-
stvo -Vladivostoku je denne evil
. Z.
Gene v zachadzanf puskami, ply
novymi maskami a v uchylovani
So do podzemnych chodieb pred
lietadlovymi itokami. Sovietska
vlada zaviera vsetky svoje OBJ
chodne dony v Mandz1rii a po-
sledne 1900 sovietskych obcanov,
zvacsa inzinieri a zelezniciari, cd
cestovali 2 Mandz1rie. Mandz1r.
ska zeleznica usko-cfnska je te-
mer dplne okyptena a sta loko-
motfv ] tisfce vagopoy bolo z
Mandzdrie vytiahnuts do Sibfru.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-08-05
Robotne pomery
sa stale zlepsuj1
Tovarne textilne, obuvnicke, gu
move, konzervove a tvrdouholne
bane zvysuju produkciu.

Ia Rekonstrukcna Financna
Korporacia, ktor1 prezident Hoo
yer vytvoril, predsa len "a daco
stoji tie skoro styri biliony do
larov hybaj1 obchod a priemysel
20 spanku. 70 vsetkych stran
krajiny oznamuje sa .zlepsenie
obchodu tovarne ,v;.csinou Sc
zonne, zahajujd pracu alebo zvy-
suju vyrobu.
" Camden, N. j., Campbell
Soup Company zavolala 1900 ro-
botnikov do prace a ich pocet ma
byt' behom tyzdna zvyseny ma
$500.
Continental Can Co. tiez Cam
den, N. j. zavolala Is robotnikov
do prace a zvysi ich pocet ma 200
behom tyzdna.
United States Rubber Compa.
ny Naugatuck, Conn. zavolala
niekol 'ko tisic robotnikov ma
trvacnejsiu pracu S 5-dnovym
tyzdnom.
V Reading, Pa. tamojsia zele-
ziaren oznamila, ze jdli mala
objednavok raz tol 'ko, ako j1.
nj a zacala pracovat' v d'alsich
dvoch dielnach.
v Chambersburg, Pa. 200 ro-
botnikov sa vratilo do prace do
tamojsej textilky.
Tatum Lumber Co. v Hatties-
burg, Miss. zaeala operovat' svo.
je PLY plnou silou, co je znak, ze
i stavebny priemysel ozivuje.
Dolovanie tvrdeho j makkeho
uh1ia ' Pennsylvania je ma novel
vyske. Bane sa stale otvaraj1.
V poslednom tyzdni vydolovane
bolo tvrdeho uhlia 1873 percent
Wac ako tyzdni predtym a
makkeho uhlia 0 4.9 percent
Wac.
National Association Of Credit
Men oznamuje, ze 20 $50 vel'-
kych miest prichodia potesitel'ne
zpravy o lepsom obchode.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-08-05
do Carey, O.
bude 20. augusta
Pdtnikov vypravi pan Jossf !.
schromofslky po Baltimore 4
Ohio xelexnici.

Vyrocna put katolikov 2 Ma
honing dohny ku svatyni p. NJ.
Utesitepky Carey, Ohio toho
roku bude vykonana 20. augusta,
oznamil nam p. Jozef j. Schro-
mofsky, ktory kazdorocne riadi
tieto pute a stara sa pohodlie
p1tnikov ma ceste.
Omse bud1 sl1zene v svatyni
pocn1c od pol 6. rano, 81. augu-
sta. Procesia so svieckami bude
popoludni pol 3.
Lanskeho roku 700 l'udf tel
to okolice z1castnilo sa p1te.
Pan Schromofsky obstaral u
Baltimore & Chic .lly .lss1S,
ktory odvezie i dovezie p1tnikov.
Wax sa pohne 20. aug. 0 10: 80
vecer z New Castle, IL. vecer
z Youngstown, o IL 80 New
ton Falls, 0 IL 80 Ravenny, o
1920 Akronu IL 80 2 Bar
bertonu. Zpiatocna cesta zacne sa
81. augusta o 5. popoludni. Vlak
dojde sem o 1920 vecer.
Listky ma put mono dostat' V
kazdej osade, ktore potion sa W.
menia "a zelezniene listky M
B. & O. stanici.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-08-05
SLOW. pionierka, \
pi. Alnasy, zomrela
Btvala v Struthers "a 81 rokov,
vypustila dusu ' piatolk, vo veku
78 rokov.

Pani Anna Almasy, jedna I
najprvsfch obyvateliek Mahoning
doliny, ME je Wac medzi zivymi
Odobrala sa ma vecny odpocinok
"a svojim manzelom, v piatok
yecer, 20. julia, po kratkej memo.
ci, vo veku 78 rokov.
Pani Almasyova bola vseobec.
ne znama a ctena medzi tunajsf.
mi Slovakmi. Prisla sem pred 81
rokmi a byvala v Struthers "a
cell dobu. Bola odberatel'kou
tychto novin cd ich zalozenia
Z1castnila sa zivo cirkevneho a
spolkoveho zivota. Bola osadnic-
kou osady Najsv. Trojice,t Ru-
zencoveho spolku, Odboru "A.
Nveny a Odboru "a. Narodneho
SLOW. Spolku.
Manzel ju predisiel v smrti
pred IA rokmi. Zanechava tri
dcery, vel. sestru Julianu, vel.
sestru Luciu vo Villa Marie, New
Bedford, Pa, pani Katarinu O.
ravec v Struthers; synov Stefa-
ma Y Newton Falls, Pavla Jo-
zefa V Youngstown jana v
Struthers. Tiez IA vn1cat.
Pohrab odbyval sa v pondelok
z chramu Najsv. Trojice, "a vel'.
kej lcasti rodiny a priatel 'ov.
Pohrabne obrady vykonal Rev.
Jozef Krispinsky, ktory v do
jemnej kazni odobral sa meme
nebozkej cd vsetkych. Pochovana
bola ma Villa Marie cintorine.
Mech jej je americka zem l'ah-
k&i 9'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-08-05

Convention

Time: August 22-24, 1882.
Place: Benedictine High School
Cleveland, o. - and not Home.
stead, Pa, as announced in sew
eral Slovak newspapers some
weeks go.
All the readers Of the Youngs.
townske Slovenske Noviny are
cordially invited.
The convention will be in
teresting. Your suggestions and
topics for discussion are welcome.
Are you interested in Slovak af-
fairs and questions9 Why should
not the Catholic Slovak students,
young men and women, present
united frontf
Are you, or were you, an adj
,vocate of the "Slovak- English
Magazine"Y If you were sincere,
now is the time to come forth
and speak your piece. Now is
the time to come together and
talk things over - to devise
ways and means Of getting some-
thing over that is important.
The Catholic Slovak Students
Fraternity extends a hearty well
come to each and every one Of
you!
If you can make it, rest assured
that you will have a pleasant
stay in Cleveland for two days.
If you cannot make it - your
suggestions and questions are
welcome.
Send all communications to:
P. A. Hrobak,
1923 Hopkins Ave-, Lakewood, O..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-08-05
LAMONT ZAnAKovAL.

Robert P. Lamont, tajomnik
departmentu obchodu vlady Spo-
jenych Statov zad'akoval, 4. au-
gusta q prezident Hoover vyme-
noval ma jeho miesto Roy Dixie
man Chapin-a Detroit, kde Dol
predsedom direktorskej rady
Hudson Motor Car Co. Lamont
So ide venovat' obchodu.
Novy tajomnfk obchodu sa w.
slovil, ze uz Y obchode nastal O.
brat < lepSiemu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-08-05
V MAHoNING oKREsE
JE 2,283 FARIEM

Cenzusna iiradovna sdel'uje, ze
v Mahoning okrese je 1888 fa-
riem, ktore spolu maid 176,997
akrov. Priemerna vel 'kost' jed.
nej fanny je Is akrov. z tychto
2,283 fariem je 476 vseobecnych,
Is ma zbozie, 38 specialitnych, IS
ovocnych, 46 zeleninarskych, $50
mlieciarskych, 81 dobytkarskych,
154 hydinovych, 10 stravnickych,
1853 ciastocne obrabanych osta-
tok r6zneho druhu.