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The Washington times., 1932-06-20
When Manners
Are Correct
BY MRS. BEECKMAN
Office Etiquette

Dear Mrs. Beeckman:
The discussion has arisen in
our office as to the correct way
for a business woman to an
nounce her name over the tele-
phone. We will very much ap-
preciate your opinion in this
matter, for it seems to be a
question that has very strong
champions. .on both sides.
/. Should a woman (em-
ployed by a firm) give her name
to one with whom she is not ac-
quainted as Mary Smith," or
is it preferable to use the Miss
Smith?"
2. Assuming that Miss Smith"
is correct when speaking to one
whom you have not met, how
should the name be given to a
business acquaintance?
3. Is there any change in the
rule when the woman speaking
is Mrs" N.
/. Miss Smith is correct.
: 2. In the same way. Miss
Smith"
8. No.
The Washington times., 1932-06-20
Your Health and Diet
By Logan Clendening, M. D.

The term indigestion" fire.
quently is criticised by medical
purists. Neither indigestion nor
dyspepsia, they say, means any
thing. The terms are not par
ticular enough. What kind of
indigestion is it and what is the
cause of it, they want to know?
For our purposes, however, in
spite of the puristS, indigestion
is a sufficiently good word. At
least it is comprehensive and
understandable. Indig estion
means any disturbance of the
digestive system, whether it is
discomfort after meals or before
meals. or nausea, or vomiting,
or bloating, or belching, or con-
stipatione or lack of appetite, or
whatever it is.
Why is it so common, Heaven
knows how many dyspeptics
GlAClC dIC III G11c WOI1O1 UuG
heaven alone knows.
The cause probably is partly
because the digestive tract is
one of the most sensitive por-
tions of the anatomy. It is es-
sentially a long muscular tube
and muscular tubes contract
and move and writhe around.
during its movings and writh-
ingS it inevitably produces SEN
sations.
Some of these sensations are
regular normal parts of daily
life. Appetite, for instance, is
sensation probably caused by
a series of contraction waves
The Washington times., 1932-06-20
Unless certain to defeat
higher bidding, If unable to
go game yourself, avoid push
ing opponents into a slam that
may be made. The following
deal was the cause Of consider
able overbidding. Even after
ing the other side pushed their
ing, the other Sidep ushed their
opponents into a small slam
declaration.
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z bid Heart. A overcalled
with 1-Spade. Y passed. B
made strong invitation bid
of 3-Clubs. z passed. A bid
3-Spades; he did not bid
higher, because it was possible
that his partner might be
void of spades and have a
game at diamonds. Y passed.
B bid 4-Spades. Trusting his
partner for q possible trick, z
made a free double. A passed,
and Y should have done so,
but Y had an idea that his
partner might have a red two
suitor, as opposed to the black
two-suiter of his opponents.
Had that been the case z
would have made an informa-
tory double of BIS bid OF B.
Clubs, but Y did not stop to
think of that. Y bid 5-Dia.
monds, and B doubled. OF
course z passed. A felt obliged
to bid 5-Spades. Both Y and
B passed. Y'S voluntary bid OF
.5-Diamonds gave z an entirely
wrong idea of his partners
hand.
Thinking that supporting US
bid might be good policy, prob
ably resulting in saving game
at a very small loss, z bid Six
Diamonds. Now A felt conf.
dent that Y held no spades. and
he stampeded into Six Spades.
Y and B passed: z doubled; that
ended the bidding.
Y led the top card Of his
partners suit. Dummy'S Ace OF
Hearts won the trick. Before
losing entry to dummy, the de-
clarer felt that he must eStab-
lish the long club suit. BIS
King of Clubs was led: when z
refused to put up his Ace, think
ing that A probably held two
small clubs, the declarer dis
carded his lowest diamond, be.
lieving that z must hold the
missing Ace Of Clubs.
The declarer knew that Y
must be well supplied with clubs.
If z had held six clubs or more,
z would have made an opening
bid of clubs, instead Of bidding
his shorter hearts. BIS Queen Of
Clubs was led, and this time z
covered with his Ace. A trumped
the trick. Having nine trumps
in the two hands, with both the
Queen and Jack against him, A
tried to drop all opposing spades
in two loads. First, he led his
Ace, and then he led a low
trump, putting up dummy'S
King, and dropping both the
missing honorS.
A saw more diScardS in dunn
my than he could utilize. He
merely spread his cards, claim
ing one trick over his doubled
contract Of 6-Spades.
Sometimes a different open
lead will defeat a contract, that
goes well with the opening lead
that happened to be made. In
this case it would not have 4
change results, no mater
what opening lead Y made.
ABB could win seven spade
tricks against any defense.
Also they would win five club
tricks: that made IL tricks
certain. BIS two red Aces were
good for two added tricks, SO
that A had to choose which l3
tricks he wished to win. w
never had a chance to defeat
even a grand slam.
(Copyright. 1882. King Features
Syndicate, Inc)
The Washington times., 1932-06-20
"SK.ySCRAPER"
AnAbsorbins Narrative Of
Love and Big Business

for you. 1t will set you back
sixty-nine-fifty, but it's worth
it. 1t sells for a hundred and
ten retail"
Jennie, it sounds marvel
ous!" Lynn looked at her
friend, gray eyes shining. "But
i shouldn't"
Hop to It
"Sure you should. You've
got to dress for the occasion.
This Scarletina, or whatever
his name is, may be as con-
tagious as he sounds; he may
offer you a castle in Florence
and a gondola in Venice. He
gets about a thousand zip,
l guess. Hop to it; you're
only young once. I'll ask
Madame # I can bring the
dress home tonight"
"All right" agreed Lynn.
After all, she needed another
evening dress, she excused her
extravagance-and she had not
spent her fathers Christmas
check.
Jennie went upstairs after
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and Kansa
City Salt city to Denver the
m a
InCorm and
The Washington times., 1932-06-20
Try This
Recipes
Currant Cup Cakes

Currant Cup Cakes
2 cups sifted cake flour
2 teaspoons baking powder
u teaspoon salt
1-3 cup butter or other shorten.
ing
cup sugar
egg, unbeaten
cup currantS
"a cup milk
u teaspoon vanilla
Sift flour once, measure, add
baking powder and salt, and Sift.
together three times. Cream
butter thoroughly, add sugar
gradually, and cream together
until light and fluffy. Add egg
and currantS and beat we'll. Add
flour, alternately with milk, a
small amount at a time. Beat
after each addition until smooth.
Add vanilla. Bake in creased
cup-cake pans in moderate oven
(375 degrees F. 18 to 20 min
utes, or until done. Makes 2
dozen cup cakes.
The Washington times., 1932-06-20

pleated skirt gives ample full.
ness for active sports.
The other dress is of white
silk crepe, square uecked,
straight of line, and with a Sug
geStion of sleeve, but not enough
to bother you if you wanted to
wear it for active sports. It's
matching jacket has a wide
piece of embroidered silk down
the shoulders and sleeves, and
the same embroidery makes the
belt to the dress. The silk of
this trimming is rusty red, and
it has peasant type embroidery
in contrasting colors. The but
tons insist on being unusual,
and in this case they are very
large and covered with the
white silk crepe. This jacket,
with it's long sleeves, contributes
greatly to the usefulness of the
frock. These dresses are each
priced SIS, and come in misses
sizes.
For the names Of the stores
where you can find costumes
sketched in these articles, or
for fashion information, write
Miss LavilIe enclosing a self
addressed, stamped envelope, or
call District $3.50, extension 199.
The Washington times., 1932-06-20
CHAPTER XI

Dwight took out a notebook
and a gold pencil. "Ill send a
car" he offered, about 1880.
Well dine at 8. What's your
address?"
She gave him the address.
He asked, lingering a mo-
ment: You're in the telephone
book"
eyes. but under lie Grande.'
] live with another girl" she
said. The phone is listed in
her name"
He raised an eyebrow. lie
Grande-is it possible?"
Lynn laughed. Smith, really.
She's a model here in the build
ing"
He nodded, smiled again,
said Friday, then," and de
parted.
Holy cat!" breathed Miss
Marple at Lynn's elbow.
"Who's the grand duke?"
You're sure stepping out"
was Jennie'S only comment as
Lynn told her at luncheon.
"What'll you wear?"
There's the black net"
TOO sophisticated"
There's the cherry satin. but
that's pretty we'll worn out"
Look here" suggested Jen-
ME, there's little dress-it's
dusky pink lace, stiffened, with
wide half sleeves and a dofunny
of French blue at the high
waist. It's been taken off the
line. It's a IA. I can get it
The Washington times., 1932-06-20
Advice to the
LoveIorn
BY BEATRICE FAIRFAX

By BEATRICE FAIRFAX
Hospital Visits to Boy Friend
Dear Miss Fairfax:
My boy friend seems to treat
all girls alike. Now he has
been hurt and is in a serious
condition at the hospital, and
no one can see him, When
he is better should I go to
see him, and how long should
I stay? Should I take him
anything? Should I show him
that I do love him? I really
don't know whether he likes
me or not, but he treats me
very we'll indeed. H is always
joking and full of life when
he is well. He never seems to
take life as seriously as do.
I care so much, and it hurts
to love boy when you don't
know if your love is returned
or not.
CONSTANT READER.
You have very likely made
the usual phone inquiries about
the young man. When his doc
tor or nurse says he may re-
ceive friends will be the proper
time to call. 1t would be bet
ter, it seems, if you would take
another of his friends with you.
The length of time for a hos
pital visit will depend on the
doctors instructions. Send him
some flowers when he is well
enough to enjoy them, and if
it won't interfere with diet
regulations, later on you might
send fruit. Don't believe I'd
tell him how much you care.
1t works out better when they
find that out for themselves.
The Washington times., 1932-06-20
The Beauty
Box

One way to reform oily hair
is to change the shampoo me-
dium. Hair has definite ideas
about what kind of soap it
likes. A small pinch Of borax
can be added to the suds, if
the hair is rinsed thoroughly.
Helps the soap to cut into
the sebaceous oil which, COM
bined with atmospheric dust,
causes strands to become sleek
and gummed. Once a week is
not too often to renovate locks
that have a way of looking
buttered.
The Washington times., 1932-06-20

deslesmaed the new Phantom k
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-05
sLoVENsKY~'HUsLIsTA
MA MEDZINAR. PLESE

Pryy yystup Medzinarodneho
Plesu v Guild divadle New
Yorku minulej nedeli stretnul sa
s. najvacsim lspechom. Vystlpilo
Il narodnych skupin S vyse 500
hercami.
V nedelu vecer, Z. februara,
yyst1pi d'alsich 13 skupin, me-
dzi ktorymi budd al Slovaci, kto.
rych program pripravuje Slov.
Umelecka Liga, ktcrej predsed-
kynou je 81. Maria Luchanska.
Ku zdaru slovenskeho vystupu
prispeje al znamy slovensky hui
slista Friedrich Dvonc Z Chicago,
ktory pryy raz vysttlpi Y New
Yorku. Tiez zaspieYana budu via
.cere, slovenske piesrie. Predstaye-
ny bude sloyenskyy iiarmok.
i -. - ~ fH
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-05
J. s., Braddock, Pa. $3.50.

"Slovensky brat, objim 81
mat'p'
Sl'achetni darcovia, prijmite
vd 'aku, uznanie. Objimame vas
menom nasej utrapenej brati.
Mech vas povznasajdci priklad
madeline a povzbudi mnohych a
mnohych k nasledovaniu. Co
kol 'vek urobite nasmu biedou
hnetenemu Pudu, bude zapisane
hlboko do jeho TERAZ ubole-
nych srdc. Nikdy YAM to NEZA.
BUDNE. Jeho modlitby Bob Wy
slysi a YAM to- na my sposob bo-
hate vynahradi.
"V slzach maticka sedela. ="
Matky nariekaj1, siroty a Ultra
penl otcovia vas prosia: Pomoz-
te! Hej, pom0zte, lebo bieda je
STORAKA; HAD skrti slovenske
domacnosti; MET ma bytne, MET
ma palivo,. MET ma lekara, MET ma
potraviny; SINE otrhani; MET o.
buvi, MET Stat. Mech Bob vzbu-
di vo vas s1cit k biednej svojeti
a madeline k obeti!
Proslme farmerov 0 fazal'u a
inc strukoviny; prosime obchod-
nikov, obuvnikov, krajcfrov a
vsetkych jednotlivcov dobreho
srdca - potraviny, vrchne a
spodne saty al obuv jednak pre-
dospelych a jednak pre- deti. Kto
m6zes, prispej GROSOM. Nase
basty, slovenske organizacie a
spolky: cisla, sbory, odbory, list.
ky OOLEN malicko, ale dajte, O.
dozente vlka (hlad) Cd SLOW. do
macnosti! - Dairy lasky zasielaj.
te ma adresu: Slovak League Re-
lief Fund, P. 0. Box 996, Pitts
burgh, Pa.
kto mad krivdou biednych ST.
zu vyronl... tomu moja piesen
slavou zazvoni. =
Vas 1cte oddany,
Vybor Vzajomnej Pomoci
Slovenskej Ligy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-05
lSLOVAK CATHOLIC so.
KOL DUCK PINS.
By John Talan.

The second week of the second
half is passed and already there
are signs Of conflict in the air.
The st. Cyril & Methodius
crew had to extend themselves
to. take the odd game from the
determined Struthers team. Con-
sistent rolling on the part Of
Lind and Jack Liptak was the
big factor in the Saints win
while Nick Miller placed couple
of good games for Struthers.
The K Of C had their big ar
tillery working in fine form and
took two games from the Grand
Alleys, climaxing their efforts
with a brilliant 1923. Joe Daley
was in rare form, and, with a
brace Of double Centuries, eased
himself into the Individual 3
game high score by displacinc
Joe Hawk with a. IL pin mar
gin. Red Driscoll and Tom
/ my Welsh put in well placed
games. Joe Hawk and Kurta
made a valiant stand for the
Grands but to no avail.
Mike Sardich surprised even
the pin boys by appearing at
the alleys ready for action. He
must have surprised the opposi.
ton, who happened to be the
Slovak Cath. Sokols. Anyway,
Mike got off to a good start
and continued his pin smashing,
and, with the help Of Matches"
Martinko, led the Steelton gang
in their two game victory. "Abe"
Brinsko and Wollter rolled well
for the Sokols.
The following were the 200
scores:
Daley : 229 - 223.y
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-05
zELEZNICIARI PRISTALI
MA SNfzENIE MZDY

V Chicagu zastupci zeleznic a
zelezniciarov podpisali smluvr,
ma zaklade ktorej zelezniciarom
bude strhnute 20 mzdy 10 per-
cent. Smluva je platna na jeden
rok zmensi mzdu robotnikov 0
$215,oOo,oOo.
Zelezniciam ide teraz obchod
vel mi zle. 100000 zelezniciarov
je bez prace a 100000 ich pracu-
je len par dnl V tyzdni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-05
soKoLsKE vYPRAvY 1882
Bohaty program "a pobytu v
Cesko-Slovensku.

Rusne dni sokolskyeh slavno-
sti sletovych siistredia iste Eau.
jem americkych krajanov na u.
dalosti v Prahe. v tom OIL 'ade
je poriadatel 'stvom sokolskych
vypraY Slovenskej T. j. Sokol pa
matovane na to, ably nasi kraja-
MIA videli a prezili vsetky hlavne
nezapomenutel'ne okamziky, toho-
to narodneho sviatku. Ale costa.
ne hodne casu kazdemu pre- ma
vstevy pribuznych, aby ameri-
cki navstevnlci spoznali i inc Ia
ujimavosti svojej starej vlasti,
zijdcej novym zivotom. V Pro
CRANE vyprav je pamatovane na
zajazdy vylety ma vyznacne
pamatne miesta, Ollrem doklad-
nej prehliadky Prahy pohodlny-
mi brlsami, budu usporiadane i
zajazdy ma vsetky strany. Mech
je to uz Karlovl tTyn, Melnik,
Plzen, Karlove Vary, Macochu.
Bradshaw, Strbske Pleso rad
inych miest, bude postarane 0
vsemozne pohodlie. Pan Julius
Heger, riaditeP preplavneho od-
delenia Skalovej Statnej banky
Ghicagu bude uradovat' v Pra-
he riadit' tieto vylety. Cestu-
jnci mozu 81 vybrat' jednotlive
zajazdy dl'a svojej Pubosti. O
snizene jazdne ma eesko-sloven-
skych zelezniciach bude posta-
rane. Zrovna tax budil zaistena
spoil Pahlive a pohodlne busy "a
najnizsi poplatok.
I doba navratu bude vyuzita
prehliadkam alebo Berlina ale
bo Pariza. Cestujnci SO Sokol-
skvmi vypravami po lodi Europa
IL. maja Bremen Z. jnna maJn
vyhodu vol'by nayratu bud cez
Pariz alebo Berlin. Ktos chce lst
priamo, bude mu vyhovene. Kto
bude chciet' vidiet' daktore z
vyse uvedenych vel'miest, bude
mat pri1ezitost 81 pripojit k
vyprave ma prehlladku Parlza a.
lebo Berlfna a pripadne i. intch
miest. Ak chcete mat "a svoje
peniaze dzitok Go najvacsi, zn.
castnite sa Sokolskych vyprav
Slovenskej T. J. Sokol bud dina
II. mAja po lodi Europa aleboj z !.
jdna po lodi Bremen. Hlaste sa Q
informacie II Skala State Bank,
$40 West 18th ST, Chicago, H.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-05
Second Half. Figures.

League Records
High Individual Il game) -.
Marion - 245.
High Individual g games) -
Daley, 593.
High Team q game), Struth-
ers, S96.
High Team 6 games) Steelton
2499.
Schedule for Feb. 10th
X Of C VS. Steelton, IS.
Slov. Cath. Sokol VS. st. Cyrils,
80.
Struthers VS. Grand Alleys, II
-12.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-05
686 DUSf sIOVElgsKYUH
NAKRlfENYCH

Llgy, "a mesiac januar (do 49,
nalSrmil a zaodial (satmi q obu-
vou) 6S6 slovenskych Q pomoc k
nam sa obrativsich dust: 210 do
spelych 467 deti. Tedy ami ME
"a 1plny mesiac z darov lasky
rozdalo sa blizo 1000 rozlicnych
veci.
Citim1 uspokojenie v dust, ze
citne slovenske srdcia - srdcia
slovenskej CIIUDOBY takou
nevsednou obet 'ou, laskou, kto-
I'd nepozna prekazky, t'azkosti
SKUTKAMI hovoria! Bratia
sestry V hojnej miere doposiela-
jd milodary lasky Vyboru Wa
jomnej Pomoci, zeby ich zasa
vybor rozdepoval po sirej Anne
rike, zeby vvkriky, prosby nasho
uboleneho, biedou hneteneho l'u-
du aspon ciastocne ul'avil.
''Boh da trpiet', lez zhyniit'
ME - slovenskej rodinep'
Upenlive prosby, zdfale w
kriky sa Go den mnozia. Bratia a
sestry MAST po krvi kosti.
vsimnite 81, ,prechajte 81 nasle.
dovne vd'aky Shy povd'ac-
nosti "a Diary lasky - a srdcia
rozryvaj1ce prosby. Mech sa yam
hlboko vryjd do srdc komu len
NONE, mech prispiecha pomo-
cou. - Nasleduj1:
Youngstown, o. - Veci, ktore
ste nam zaslali, vsetky SINE po-
riadku obdrzali. Pan Bob "a
plat srdecna yam vd'aka. Pro-
sine, nezabndajte ma mas po-
1nocou napozatym. - Jan a
Maria Tatarka.
Bethlehem, Pa. - Tu pomery
sn vel l'mi biedne. Proboval som
neco sosbierat' ma Svojpomocnil
akciu. Kazdy sa statute. Nepra-
cuje sa. Prosfme, poS1ite nam fl
nancnu pomoc, aby sme 81 po-
krm mohli k6pit'. D'akujem yam
"a to, co ste nam dosial poslali.
- FIR. Slater.
Hamilton, %. - Balik satstva
SINE obdrzali. Potesili ste mas j S
Diet mi. Tie maly velk1 radost'
re sd dobrodincovia, ktori nam
biednym pomahajd; Prosim fl
nancn1 pomoc, MET co do pece
vlozit' MET elm svietit'. Sine tn
v desnom polozeni tri slovenske
rodiny. Bob bohate zaplat' a od-
men to, elm ste nam dosiap Wy.
pomohli. Nezabddajte ma mas. -
Valent Strinko.
Cans, Pa. Obdrzal som ballk 2
darov lasky. Bob zaplat! Bud tie
laskavi podporit' j financne, ze-
by som 81 mohol k1pit' chleba.
Ach, Boze, zle je, tohto roku som
este ami chlieb nejedol, lebo MET
zaco kiipit', ami kde pozieat
Bieda je vel l'ka. Chlapi, zeny, de-
ii den pc dni chodia pytat', pro-
sit Utmost >. A vysledokg Ma
zaplakanie. Prosim, pomahajtel !
Juraj Maruniak.
East Chicago, Ind. Vybor
Vzajomnej Pomoci prosfm, ako
ini v biede sa nachadzajnci ma
sinci, bud'te nam ma pOmoci. Rok
nepracujem. Som bez centa. Z
mesiacov bytne neplatim. Name
styri deti. Chodime polonahi. Ia
chrante mas pred biedou. - Jan
Mojzis.
Lemont Furnace, Pa. - Hroz-
81
ne easy mas suzuj1. Drahi bratia
a sestry, obraciam sa k yam, pro-
siac vas, napomozte mas. Nest "a
site mas stiha ia nest'astfm. A k
tomu MET prace. 0 vsetko SINE
prisli. Met 81 "a co k1pit potra-
viny satstvo. Sine nahf. Smiluj-
te. sa mad nami! Jan Beris.
,Bellaire, @. Prosfme yas
dietkami, bud'te nam napomocni
v obchode nam uz nechc1 dat
-. : r
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-02-05


ne neplatime d MET "a 60 ami po.
traviny kdpit deti 81 nemajd
60 object a obut'. Maria Paw.
lfkov&.
Uniontown, Pa. Cd davna
nepracujem. Nam I deti. Potre-
bujd saty obuv. Pomoc nepri-
chadza odnikiaP.. Prosim vas, po
mozte nam. Stefan Roeak.
Youngstown, O. V takom
hroznom polozeni sa nachodim,
ze nem6zem platit' bytne do.
spolku (Jednoty) prispevky "a
rodinu uz 5 mesiacov. 70 spolku
a donnu mas idd vyhodit' Hrie-
sny clovek, KAN sa mann obra-
tit. Nuz idem k yam, pre- Boha
vas prosiac, pom6zte! Ludvik
Leskoviansky.
Pitcairn, Pa. - Name 5 deti.
Manzel nepracuje 2 roxy, je cho-
~. Obraciam sa k yam, pomozte
nam, lebo SINE v zlom polozeni. -
Anna Malikova.
California, Pa. Obraciam sa
k yam prosbou 0 nejaky milo
dar. Nepracujem, 5 chlapcov 81
ncma co object a nem0zu 1st' do
skoly. Oblek nemam "a co k1pit'
a rent platit'. Prosfm, pomozte
mi v mojej biede. Michal Che
nacky.
Novsie Diary iasky doposlai:
Pani Maria Pataky, E. Pitts
burgh, Pa, druhy raz, 81 kusov
Satstva.
G.. X. Gazak, Springdale, Pa.
S kusov chap. vecf.
81. Anna Kollarikova, Avon,
N. Y, IL zen. a chap. veci.
Stefan MajoroS, Westfield,
Mass, 80 zen, chap. a dct. veci.
Bohuznamy, Trenton, N. j. %
kusov zen. detskych veci.
Pani Paulina Holacka, Troy,
N. Y, 19 zen. a det. veci.
Pi. KLEIN. Markovicova, West
Hazleton, Pa. II muz. a zen. veci.
Jozef Kovanic, Westville, ILL.,, Al
chap, zen. Diet. veci.
Juraj Maria Vrabel, Web
ster, Mass, 45 kusov.
Juraj Stasko, Webster, Mass.
2 chap. veci.
PAM Katarina Spitzova; Web
| ster, Mass. 30 kusov zen. a Diet
yeci.
81. Katarina Macugova, East
| Dogulas, Mass. - zen. kabat.
Michal Arbet, Kenosha, Wis
19 zen. a Diet. veci.
Pani Zuzanna Slabeyova, Ash
land, Wis, q zen. veci.
Bohuznama, Trenton, N. j., 80
kusov chap, Diet. a zen. vecf.
Pani Joz. Chollakova, Edwards
vile, Pa, 19 kusov zen. a Diet
veci.
Frank & Seder, Pittsburgh
Pa, IA kusov zen. veci.
Jan Bogac1k, Stafford Springs
Conn, 5 dievc. kabatov.
81. Maria ,Kvacakova,. Cleve.
land, O., Ia kusov det. zen. veci
Rudolf Sabaday, West New
York, N. j., 18 kusov veci.
Stefan Curilla, Pittsburgh, Pa
q kusoy chlap. a zen. veci.
Jozef Kolc1n, Pittsburgh, Pa.
6 kusov muz. a zen. vecl.
Jan Forgach, Pittsburgh, Pa
chlapsky zimnfk.
PAM Maria Dancisinova, Pitts.
burgh, Pa, 8 zen. a Diet. veci.
Jan Martinek, N. s. Pittsburgh
Pa. % det. a chlap. veci.
Pani Gallanova, SIS. Pittsburgh
sosbierala Cd nasledovnych: Ko.
can, slaniny; Swagz, slaniny Ru
thenberg, grocerie.
Pani Kulkova, s det. vecf.
| PAM J. Kulamerova, Pitts
burgh, Pa, 6 chap. veci.
PAM Maria Guttova, Johns
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Ked' mate rodinnd, spOlko-
vi, kluboyd alebo osadnd uda-
lost opiste to ! .zaslite urerej-
nit do tychto noyin. Zpravy. !
'neobchodne dopisy uyesejnuieme
Ixdarma.
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DOM LAIN s izbov bun
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$50, vel'mi lacno a. prsda v
I. 1901 Pointview Ave, ron She;
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mesaSne. Mrs. John Gajdo5, 544
Harmon ST., Youngstown, 9.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-07-22
PUBLIC UTILITIES
CALLED TO CONFER
ON RATE CUT

Public utilities companies operating
on North Carolina were ordered to
have representatives confer with the
state corporation commission with a
view to effecting such immediate re-
auctions in rates as may be legitimate
ly possible under present conditions.
The commissions order stipulates
that "all electric, gas, and telephone
utilities operating properties are in
eluded. There are 50 electric COM
panies, 10 gas companies and 100 tel
ephone companies; but only - electric
companies, 10 gas companies and II
telephone companies are listed as ma
jor utility operations.
Dates for the conferences have not
been set.