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Evening star., 1932-10-26
Mystery Enemy Ship
Trailing U. s. Fleet
Proves to Be Whaler
By the Associated Press.

~ tIU hbootAoteo ASco'
SAN PEDRO, Calf, October
26.-The water front at San
Pedro settled down yesterday to
usual routine after tasting the
excitement of reports that .
mysterious ship"-in fact, "a
disguised destroyer"-was trailing
the maneuvers Of the United
States Fleet.
1t turned out to be much ado
about nothing, naval officers said.
The ship was a coast whaler
which has been cruising in search
of whales, and not without sue
cess. She has averaged q whale
a day since october 5. the largest
being a cotton sulphur bottom
mammal.
Evening star., 1932-10-26

=: g.: 3; > J ::
&VA than a third of q CEN
tury-takes pleasure in announcing
that the NEW and greatly IMPROVED
sSEALKAPS" now meet with the rigid
requirements of this dairy. Some six
or seven years ago-Or to be exact, in
July, 1925-"Sealkaps" were submitted
to us for trial After thorough test,
however, we found them inadequate
below our standard of perfection.
Other dairies throughout the country
NOT so insistent upon the same
high standard-adOpted "Sealkaps"
and have continued to use them with
more OR LESS satisfaction.
Evening star., 1932-10-26

URNG its more than
IS years of service
Chestnut Farm 8 pa
trims have learned hY
Evening star., 1932-10-26
STUDENT AT ST. JOHNS
DIES IN CLASS ROOM
Richard E. Smith, Son of Shipping
Board Employe, Succumbs
to Heart Attack.

Funeral services for Richard E.
Smith, 17-year -old student at st.
Johns College, 1925 Vermont avenue.
who died suddenly yesterday when he
was stricken with a heart attack as he
sat in class, will be held Friday at $50
am. at his home, 620 Rittenhouse
street Requiem mass at 9 o'clock at
the Church of the Nativity will be fol-
lowed by burial in Mount Olivet Gene
terry.
The youth. who is son of Harry E.
Smith, assistant division superintendent
of the Shipping Board, told his moth
er he felt i'll on leaving home for school
yesterday morning, but wanted to go
to school anyway. His brother. Harry,
jr., sat beside him in class when he was
stricken.
Evening star., 1932-10-26

Mrs. Isaac Wilson, 81, Of Clearheld,
Iowa, still owns q farm that her hus-
band bought 81 years ago for S1.25 an
acre.
Evening star., 1932-10-26

adoption Of every proven scientific
device that offered greater protection
to the purity and safety of its prod
ucts. The early imperfecti0ns of the
"Sealkap" having been corrected, we
now believe it to be superior to any
milk bottle cap Of its kind on the
market today. We hereby give it our
hearty approval-and adopt it for use
on such Of our products as are not now
protected by the Hood Sear caps
the seal OVER the inner cap.
Evening star., 1932-11-17

on charges Of false pretenses, brought
DIR. Wilson to Police Court yesterday in
an appeal for the promoter.
A warrant for SafferS arrest was
issued by Assistant United States At
torney Keogh. 1t alleges that he gave
L. j. Bray, 1922 Georgia avenue, a
draft for $50 on a Miami, Fla, bank,
and that it was returned as invalid.
According to police, Safer secured the
money from Bray to use in making
arrangements for the Wilson-Darrow
debate on November 5.
DR.. Wilson requested Keogh to hold
off" a few days until the matter could
be Strengthened out. He said that while
the debate here was a financial failure.
Safer is promoting another in Rich
mond, which, he estimated, would draw
5000 persons, after which Safer would
Evening star., 1932-11-17
EUROPEAN PRICES
REACH new LOWS
Five of Seven Reporting Ma
tons Reveal Further De-
cIines in Commodities.

In line with the decline in whole
sale prices in the United States, the
Commerce Department reported yester-
day that new low levels in commodity
quotations were being established in
five OF the seven tctal reporting Eu-
rcpsan countries.
While statistics are not yet avail
able, the Labor Department said whole
sale prices OF 7S4 commodities in this
country will show decrease for Octo,
ber. The Commerce Department said
reports for October frcm Canada,
Greas Britain, Germany, CZechoslo-
vakia and Norway also show declines.
Holland Up 1.3 Per Cent.
The price level in the Netherlands
rose 1.3 per cent, continuing the ad-
vance started in September, when the
first rise was recorded since 1929. Al
ter being irregular for several months,
Austria reported a price increase Of 0.9
per cent for the month.
Food and farm prices have been de-
clining in the United States since Sep
tembe', causing the all commodity
level to drop to within fraction above
the low mark reached in June, accord
ing to Government figures.
the Octcher price, level fell 2.8 per
cent in Canada after having advanced
fractionally in August and September,
reflectipg sharp drops in foo1 prices.
Great Britain prices, according to the
report, reacted slightly for the first
time since July. Food prices fell 2.8
per cent, the price decline since June.
and textiles fell for the first time in
several months.
German Prices Down.
German prices have declined con-
tinuously since July, 1890, except in
March, 1882, and in October averaged
8 of l per cent lower than in Sep
tember. Czechoslovakia prices declined
as a result of a 9.6 per cent drop in
textile prices. No change was shown in
the Norwegian price level.
The department said october re-
ports from II other foreign countries
are not yet available.
Evening star., 1932-11-17

owned real estate in this city and at
Pittsfield, Me, assessed at $5l ,258 and
had personal property estimated at
$44,243.46.
The will provides legacy Of 5000 to
Blanch P. Edwards; $1,000 each to her
brothers, George r. Pushaw, Pittsheld,
Me-, and Charles P. Pushaw, this city;
$1,000 each to her nieces, Blanch p.
Edwards. this city; Olive P. Dyer, Hous-
ton, Tex, and Maria P Tedford, Atas-
cadero, Calf, and a like sum to a
nephew, George F. Pushaw. Detroit.
Warren l.. Pushaw, brother. Is given
life interest in a vacant lot adjoining
his home, at 2401 Ir-1ng street north
cast, and at his death the lot goes to
his son, George r. Pushaw. A life in
terest in premises 1914 Vermont ave-
nue. and $40 18th street Is given an
Evening star., 1932-11-17
THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON

other brother, Charles p. Pllshaw. An
other brother, George r. Pushaw, Is to
have life interest in property at Pitts
field, Me.
The remaining estate is to be held
in trust by Blanch P. Edwards and the
National Savings & Trust Co. until six
months after the death of the survivor
of the brothers. Attorney Enoch A.
Chase represents the executrix.
Evening star., 1932-11-17
300, 900 AIDED IN CANADA

OTTAWA, Ontario. November II (R
Wesley A. Gordon, minister OF labor,
told the House of Commons yesterday
that estimates by his department in
dicate 100000 needy men, women and
children in Canada are receiving relief.
About $4,000 of these, Mr.. Gordon
said, are persons who have not worked
steadily Since 1919, and 100000 are
trarsients, so per cent of whom recently
arrived in Canada.
Evening star., 1932-11-17
De VALERA IN LONDON

LONDON. November II OP.-Presi-
dent Eamon de Valera of the Irish Free
State arrived in London today en- route
to Geneva to preside over the next
session Of the League of Nations Council.
A member of his party said the Presi-
dent was leaving late today for Geneva
and he had made no arrangements to
meet with members of the British
cabinet so far as was known.
Evening star., 1932-11-17

be able to throw of his alleged finan-
cial difficulties.
Keogh said he would take the matter
under advisement, but that he had had
a number 'os complaints against Safer.
Evening star., 1932-11-17
WILSON MAKES PLEA
FOR DEBATE BACKER
Asks Prosecutor to Hold OFF" for
Few Days in Pressing False
Pretenses Charge.

Reports that John r. Safer, promoter
of the recent prohibition debate here
between Clarence Darrow and DR..
Clarence True Wilson, is being held in
Richmond for washington authorities
Evening star., 1932-11-17
Rug Cemented to Walk Stolen.

HARRISBURG, Pa. R.-A rug
cemented to the sidewalk in front of
furniture store two weeks ago to
demonstrate its wearing qualities cer-
tainly made q hit. Somebody stole 1t.
Evening star., 1932-11-17
MRS. MARIA ROBBINS
ESTATE is $e5,5O1
Realty Here and in Maine and
$44,243 Listed in Will
Petition by Niece.

Mrs. Maria Robbins, who died Octo-
Der rs, left an estate valued at
Sos, ,5Ol.46, according to the petition of
her niece, Blanch p Edwards, for the
probate Of her will. Mrs. Robbins
Evening star., 1932-11-17
POLICE AID SOUGHT
Citizens Group to Seek Protection
for Children at Crossing.

BY stan Correspondent of The Star.
BRENTWOOD, Nd, November IT,
Police protection for school children
crossing Rhode Island avenue at East
ern avenue will again be asked OF the
Mount Rainier mayor and council, 1t
was decided at meeting Of the Mount
Rainier Brentwood Parent Teacher As
ISOLATION in the local school. A former
request was refused.
Miss Alta E. Thompson Of Baltimore
addressed the association on The
Choice of Books in Character Build
ing of Children"
Seward daily gateway., 1932-03-10
OLDT|MER PROUD
 IF LOCAL HOSPITAL;
 HAS ALASKA CAREER

(Continued from Pare Onel
 on the WorkS-Shift boss of the three gangs.
 Great success was attained on these workings where Stansen found the second biggest nugget; and he got away with it, he re- called with a chuckle, but later re- turned $250 in gold dust as pay ment for the nugget. In the mean time, another personal celebration was enjoyed and when Stansen re- turned to the property, he was rendered the job of cook on No. 9. He didn't like this offer, which paid $15 day, but nevertheless, took it for a while after which he return ed to Nome. He planned to return to the States but Lindbergh said: "No! You are too lucky. Stay and I will pay you s day just to stick around" He remained all winter doing nothing at s day.
 The following fall he signed on the schooner Fisher Bros. of Chi cago, arriving in Seattle with a poke of $700 This soon took wings and he shipped on the then second biggest vessel in the world, the May Flint, bound for San Francisco. There many friends greeted him with: Here comes the Lucky SWede' with aa ounce of gold"
 From the Golden Gate, he ship ped back to Karluk where he began fishing once again, making enough to get by on for the winter. The urge to return to Nome became pregnant, so boarding a codfish boat, he beat it back to Sand Point where he fished until the famous old steamer Corwin, enroute to Nome, hove in. The bos'n of the Corwin went on a drunk and left; Stansen was signed on in his place by Captain West. He had intended to remain all summer on the Cor win, but the temptation to go ashore was too strong even though he had signed an ion-clad con- tract. There was only one way to get ashore and that was to get fired, so he drank deeply from the cup that cheers and his desire was granted. He was put on the beach at St. Michael.
 He returned to Nome on small gaSboat and again went to work for
Seward daily gateway., 1932-03-10
EXTRAORDINARY EXECUTIVE POWERS

The Howell the demonstrated foe of Alaska especially the ton of light entirely phase powers permitted Secretary supposedly belonging rather legislative
 belief the of advisory legislation existing the deficit this small minority Secretary the railroad matters of policy direction
 Anyone familiar the methods employed Howell inquiry Railroad the most garng hippodrome the public snooping gathering where information might gained
 
 the kind information the apparently sought appear community suggestions with bufness hardly held prominent Senator Howell when they present evidence solution of the problem question treated attorney seeking impeachment rather than free expression
 The report printed with facts showing that there a deficit.
 this situation and the attitude Of Senator Howell with ceduiy than the average Alaskan to imply anything but bad faith in the entire proceedings
 Anyway a will have good aAb If a charge of hoarding.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-03-10
CUTTER WESTBoUND

The Coast Guard cutter Talla- poosa, Capt. c. H. Dench, com mander, which arrived in Seward Tuesday evening for oil and mail, departed for Kodiak Wednesday afternoon. The Tallapoosa will re- main at Kodiak for several days and will then proceed from Kodiak to the Bering Sea where 1t will act as an escort for the migrating seal herd.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-03-10

Lindbergh, this time on Dry Creek. When the work stopped he went to work for the Cape Nome Road house. then owned by the Misses Rogan and Fargner. The following summer he rejoined the Corwin crew after. which he again returned to the States.
 Life Outside soon palled, so many years ago he pulled up stakes" for Unga where he has been cod fish, ing since.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-03-10
MAKES BITTER ATTACK
WASHINGTON. D. O.. Mar. Il

WASHINGTON, D. O., Mar. 1O.- Jouett Shouse, chairman of the Democratic National Executive Committee, believes President Hoo- yer is "a monumental failure" and the most ill-suited man who has filled the Presidential chair in 50 years" His bitter attack was be- lleved 8 counter-b blast against re- cent Rupublican claims that Dem ocratS were defaming the Presi- dent.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-03-10

Try our Seatt,. Ice Cream Fresh on every boat at SYLVIA'S.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-03-10

For SatisfactiOn-try our Purity Seattle Ice Cream. Alaska Shop.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-17
soKoLsKY PIKNIK.

Prvy sokolsky vylet bude d1a
l9. jdna, ma farme pana Anita
lika, ma South Meridian Road,
.je to prva costa Cd konca Ma
honing Ave. ma pavo a prvy dom
ma Iavej strane Meridian Rd., t.
]. ma tom samom mieste, kde SINE
mali vylety minuleho roku. Vie
me, ze sri plane easy, ze robota
neide, re name pine hlavy sta
rosti, tax preto id'me casom do
prirody ma sviezi vzduch a tam
sa zabavme, ably SINE ma vsetky
tie starosti zabudli a hoclen "a
ten kratky cas- sa citili blazene
sa radovali 20 zivota.
Srdecne povolavame ctene slo.
venske obecenstvo celej okolice
aby prislo ma ten vylet, ktory IL
sporiada Sbor 146. s. T. j. So.
kol dna 10. jtlna.
Kto nz bol ma nasich vyletoch
dobre vie, ze nikde indie sa tax
nezabavil, ako ma sokolskom pix
niku. 0 vsetko NONE. aby zaba-
va bola vydarena, postara sa "a.
bavny vybor. Zaciatok cd polu-
dnia.
V pade dada tento piknik sa
sodhayf Sokolovni, 316 Wash,
ington st. A
TAX teda do videnia ma vyle.
te dina 19. jnna, kde vas srdecne
privita Vybor
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-17
Pikniky a zabayy
KARTovY vEcIEROK v OsA.
DE SV. CYRILLA A METHODA

G. NJ. Ccto Girls usporiadajii
kartcvy vecierok ma stvrtok, %.
jdna vecer v klubovych miestno-
stiach osady Sv. Cyrilla a Metho-
da. Tento vecierok bude zaveree-
nym 20 serie vecierkov tejto Sc.
zony.
Slecna Helena Slifka je riadi-
tel'kou a ma pomoci jej budd
slecny Genoveva Sovik, Alzbeta
Buddie, -Irena Kubala, Etela 10,
val, Mildred Carach, Maria Man
dula, Katarina Yavorsky, Maria
Machuga.
Po,lavane bude obcerstvenie q
penazne ceny budn dane "a w
soky sk6r v 500.
Obecenstvo je srdecne pozvane
Vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-17
KONVENCIA Ev. SLOW.
z. JEDNOTY SKoNCENA

v Detroite odbyvana bola mi.
nuleho tyyzdna konvencia Evan
ielickej Slovenskej Zenskej jed
noty, ma ktorej prijate boly diva
move sposoby poist'ovania, a sfce
ma 20-rocne platenie platenie
do 60. roku. Is sss -.ss=s 81 ss.s ~ i.
Hlavnt trad zostal temer ako
Dol. "a hi. predsedkynu zvolena
bola pi. Zuzanna Jandik, "a pod.
predsedkyne A. Hruska M. Sic.
Yak, "a tajomnfcku Bozena Bu
chta, "a pokladnfcku pi. Sakalo'
va, "a zapisnfdku Maria Sovis
"a zapisnfcku vyb. majetku Jnlis
Krno, "a preds. vyb. majetku pi
Balkovic, "a clenkyne q. Cerstyil
pi. Savcak, "a preds. hi. sud-
Anna Kostolny a "a redaktorkl
81. Stankoviansky. Budiica kon
vencia bude o styri roky>v Ilans
ford, Pa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-17
POLRotNA sCH0DZA cfsLA
Is. I. K. s. j.

Spolok Sv. Martina, Cfslo 25.
X. j. oznamuje svojim 1dom, ze
sa bude odbyvat' polroena sch6-
dza dna 10. j1na, ma ktorej nam
poda vybor majetku polrocn1 fl
nancnd zpravu inc vazne veci
nam pridu k pojednavaniu, zvla-
Ste OIL 'adom tych 1dov, ktorf sn
uz Wac podlzni, jako bolo urcene
ma rocnej. schodzi.
Bratia, vsimnite 81 takychto 0.
znameni, ked' vas dradne pozyva
trad ma taketo sch0dze. Prave v
dnesnych casoch nam je vel mi
potrebne, aby SINE sa spolocne
poradili a neponechali to ma Il
radnfkov. Preto bratia dostavte
sa kazdy jeden ma til sch0dzu q
podajte svoje dobre mienky o,
hl'adom pokroku spolku orga
nizacie.
A. Adamko. zapisnfk
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-17
C.-SL. MINISTER IA
4O-HODINOVY TYzDEN
Stroje i v Cesko-Slovensku 20
zbavuju chleba robotnikov.

Cesko-slovensky minister soci-
alnej peclivosti podal v sneme
navrh zakona ma 4O-hodinovy
pracovny tyzden. Odovodnujnc
potrebu s!Sratenia pracovnej DOLBY
poukazal, ako stroje vytiskaj1
robotnikov prace.
Minister hovoril, ze odkedy "a
vedene boly V tovarnach ma skle-
nice Owensove stroje, devat' ro-
botpikov obsluhuje stroj, ktory
kona pracu so do 80 robotnikov.
Nysledok je, ze len 400 robotni,
kov je zamestnane teraz, kde bo-
10 predtym 5000. Priemerna w
roba jednotliveho fukaca skla
bola $50 sklenic "a osem hodfn,
kdezto stroj vyrobi asi 5000 flias
"a til ist1 dobu. ...
Pomery s1 tie iste i sklarnach
ma tabiilove' sklo, kde sa teraz
pouzivaj1 Fourcault stroje. Pred,
tym 5000 robotnikov bolo jed
nej sklarni zamestnane, teraz
1000 robotndkov vyrobf duplova-
ne mnozstvo skla a 1000 robot.
nikov ztratilo pracu navzdy.
V kamenarnach kazdy stroj
vyhodil prace 25 alebo Wac ro-
Lotnfkov. V baniach ma hlinu ka.
zdv stroj urobil zbytocnymi &C
robotnfkov 70 6S. V textilkacf
teraz jedna zena operuje IA az Is
krosan manifesto .deviatich.
! Kazdy stroj ma vyprazdnovani,
nakladu uhlia vozov pozbavuj,
osem robotnikov chleba. V0be,
MET priemyslu, kde by stroj ne
Dol pozbavil prace vel'ke percen
to ruenych robotnikov vzdo
tomu neprodnkoval Wac, kyn
zarobky zamestnanych robotni
kov sa mic nezvysily.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-17
ESTE NEMAJU vR.AHov
UNDERGROUND SYNKA

Ackol'vek policia pracuje tax
hor1ckovite ma chyteni nnoscov
a vrahov malickeho synka pluk.
Lindbergha, ako pred najdenim
mrtyolky, predsa dosavad' vse-
tKo hi 'adanie a vysetrovanie bolo
marne. Policia myslela minuleho
tyzdna, re ma uz otazku rozlnste-
MI, ked' vysetrovala chyznn v
domacnosti matky Mrs. Lindber.
ghovej, istn Violet Sharpe. Wy
setrovanie muscle byt' vel'mi O
sire, lebo nervozne dievca memo.
hlo to d 'alej vydrzat' otravilc
sa. Teraz anglicka policia ide dc
Ameriky vysetrovat' nasu poll
ciu. Nasa policia vysetrovala pris
tel'ov dievcat' a, ale nevysetrils
mic.
CASTOR B. Means, niekdajsi fe
deralny detektiv, ktory osvind
loval Mrs. Evalyn Mclean, pria
tel'ku Lindberghovcov o $104
600, sl'1biac jej, ze donesie male
| no Lindbergha, Dol po tieto dn
| odsddeny ma Is rokov vazenia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-17
PoIRO6NA sCHoDzA oDB
722. n. s. s. v CA1dPBELL.

Odbor 1872. MSS. bude vydr-
ziavat' polrocnd sch6dzu me-
del'u, 19. jdna pod kostolom ma
Reed Ave-, o 1. hodine popolu-
dnf. Ctenf bratia q sestry, vsim-
mite 81 tohto oznamenia Odboru,
prid'te ma tdto schodzu, lebo je
to cas- na vyrovnanie dlzoby,
ktor1 ma id u Odboru. Ably sa
to tax nestalo, ako sa stava, pr
vel druhej schodze 81 nevsim-
meme po tretej je " moe pla-
tit potion VI id nezna 60 robit'.
Tax bratu ! sestro, vtimnite 81
tohto pozvania ! ma sch6dzu
prfd 'te vSetci. To zn4te, 30 pol
roGn& sch6dza znamen&, xe si
mnsf kazdy sNoje dcty dat do
poriadku. 3
3tskan ousta1ilx xAp.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-17
6RAD HAsKLTONsKEHo v
MEM. PoDP. sPoLKU TATRA
MA RoK 1882.

Predscda: Michal Kozak, Is Glad
stone ST., Campbell. O. 80 Podpredse.
da: Stefan Bartos, 1866 Courtland Ave.
Campbell. o.. Z&pianfk: Jozef Ka-
eenga, 1889 Gladstone st.. Youngs
town, O. Ppkladnfk: Andrei Bartos
NIL, p. 0. Box III. Haselton Sta,
youngstown, o. UStovuik: Stefan
Vizvary. 165 CORTLAND Ave-. Camp.
ben, Ohio. - Dozorcovia maietku:
Jan Basista, 1O1 Haseltine Avenue
Youngstown, o.; Michal Dzurei, P. o.
Box Haselton Sta., Youngstown. o. ~
Dozoroa chortch: Stafan Stole, p. O.
Box 65, Haselton Sta, Youngstown,
@. - StrAx dverf: Michal Rcndxala,
l22 North Blaine Ave, Youngstown,
Ohio.
Schodxe odbyvaid % ka1dd A. ne
dsl'usv mesiaci Y katolfckei sloyen,
skej skole osady Sv. Alkbety ~ N.
Haseltine Ave. Cd 1. hod. popoludnf.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-17
PIKNIK- zENsKEHo POLTTI-
CKEHO KLUBU v HASELTON.

Slovensky zensky Politicky a
Vzdelavajhci Klub v Haselto1L u
sporiada vel ky piknik ma nede-
l'u, 10. j1na ma pozemkoch pri
kamenarni, kde i osada Sv. Az
betty mava pikniky. Piknik sa "a
enc 0 2. hodine popoludni. Hrat'
bude obl'dbena slovenska orche-
stra p. Zajaca. Fajne zakusky a
cerstve napoje budl tisit hlad a
smad. Srdecne povolavame vset.
kych Slovakov Mahoning doll
ny. Uist 'ujeme ich, ze sa vyborne
zabavia. Vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-17
SCH0DZA SLOW. NEODVTSLE.
HO POLITICKEHO KLUBU
v STRUTHERS.

Udovia klubu sd ziadani sa do
stavit ma schodzu dna 81. jtna
vecer o Z. hodine v Elm skolskej
miestnosti ma Elm st. Kazdy i'd
je ziadany sa dostavit' ma sch6-
dzu, lebo sa bude VOLT 1rad to-
hoto klubu a prfdu mnohe veci
ma pretras.
Organizatori klubu s1 nasle.
down.: Albert Kvackay, Franti-
SEX Springer a Jozef Koza, u kto-
reho dostanete vysvetlenie ohPa.
dom klubu. Adresa je: 492 = 5th
Street, Struthers, Ohio.
S dctou
Geza Grancaj, zapisnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-17
MOKRf UTVoRILI
UsTREDNU RADU

+ j K Il
Po tieto dni utyorena bola q
stredna rada pre- vsetky proti-
prohibicne organizacie, ma cele !
Pierre S. du Pontom. Utvorenie
tejto rady bolo udobrene Han
som Riegom, predsedom Spolku
Konstitucnych PRAY v Amerike
Mr.. Rieg sa vyslovil, ze utyore.
ME tejto centralnej organizacie
uvitane bude 35 milionmi obca-
nov narodenych cudzine icl
tn rodenymi dospelymi Diet mi q
budn 1cinne pomahat' pri poraz.
Ike suchych.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-17
OZNAMENIE UDOM &. 1873. T
s. J.. v CAMPBELL.

Spolok Sv. jana Krstitela, c.
1873. Penn. Slov. Jednoty bude
slavit' svojho patrona ma 26. j1.
ma. Prosf, ably kazdy I'D .pristtpil
ku sv. spovedi ma 25. jilna k
sv. prijfmaniu v nasledujuci den
in korpore pri vel'kej sv. omsi 9
pol IL. hodine.
Zaraz po obede bude schodza
ia ktorej sa budd VOLT delegat
ma konvenciu preto sa prosl ka.
zdy I'D, aby boil ma schodzi pri
tommy. s bratskym pozdravom
Michal Cvengros, 1et
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-17
Spolkoye zpravy
sCH0DZA &. 26o. IKsJ.
v HASELTONE.

! -. q i "a ~ ! y
spolok sv. Mateja, Cislo 26O.
IkSJ Haselton bude odbyvat'
sch6dzn nedePu, 10. itina po-
poludni 0 /. hodine skolskej
miestnosti osady Sv. Alzbety, ma
ktor1 prosim vsetkych ddov sa
dostavit'. Name dolezite pojedna
vanie. Bratia, ktori dlhd, sn zia.
DAM dl'a moznosti priplatit' s.
ma dlzobu, ably spolok mohol pla
tit rozpocty a chranit zaujmy
vsetkych clenov.
s bratskym pozdravom
Jan Hassay, predseda
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-17
P1KNIK -- PIKN1K

= , EFE 81. /, tt i ) = F. . +.
70. Slov. Politicky Klub uspo-
riada pilnik nedel'u, 3. julia ma
pana Antalfkovej farme, So. Me-
ridian Road. Preto povolavame
vsetky slovenske politicke kluby
v Mahoning doline, jako muzske
tax zenske, sa zdcastnit' tohto
pikniku. Budeme mat vselijake
sporty, baseball atd'. Y bud1cno-
sti opfseme, aky program zabav-
ny vybor pripravil. Nezabudnite
ma 3. jdla ma piknik 70. Slov.
Politickeho Klubu.
zkbavnt vybor.