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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-07-12
SUCCESS OF MASS FLIGHT WOULD MAKE BA
RY NEA SERVICE

Orbetello. Italy Behind him.
fifteen years of unbroken tri-
umphs, high adventure, advance
ment, acclaim: years in which he
did much to shape the destinies OF
q nation. Ahead nows lies the
greatest thrill of all, but to Italo
Balbo. 1t will mean much more
than the leading of a squadron Of
rs airplanes across the Atlantic.
1t will mean. in some measure,
proof of his disputed theories OF
military aviation. 1t will mark.
In a gratifyingly appropriate way,
the tenth anniversary of Fascism.
which he so conspicuously helped
to found. 1t will strengthen his
official position in Italy, a posi-
ton already considered virtually
invulnerable. And It should make
him the kingpin of ftaly's popular
heroes.
Air Minister Balbo loves adula-
ton, and very. naturally will enjoy
being feted in America, especially
at Chicago'ss world fair. But he
doubtless desires the plaudits ot
his own people even more. for the
reason that he has deposed three
of their flying Idols and has fallen
into the bad graces of another -
Gabrielle D'Annunzio.
A BORN LEADER
If General Balbo were less am
bilious or less willing to ride
rough -shod over the ambitions oil
other men, he would not be. as ne
Is today, one of the most powerful
men in italy and one of the heirs
apparent to Mussolinrs Dictator
ship. He has been organizing,
leading, fighting, since his boy
hood. When others OF his age
were going to work on farms, he
was taking part in demonstrations
against landlords. When the war
started he was In the thick of a
local movement for Intervention
on the side of the Allies. At IL
he was In the fighting, having
chosen the Alpine corps for his
service. He was decorated twice
for heroism.
Nor did he stop fighting when
the war ended. He was with
D'Annunzio at Fiume, and after
ward organized groups of veterans
to carry on the work of Fasc1sn.
In September. 1921, he led 5000
men into Ravenna where, at the
grave of Dante, he planted Fascist
standards and shouted: ION to
Rome" And when that dramatic
march was made, 26-year-old Bal
DO was one of it's four chieftains.
IN CABINET AT 20
1t may be that Mussolini was
alarmed by his young aides rise to
militant power. At any rate he
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-07-12
PROSECUTORS
YARN MAY BRING
YOUTH WEALTH
Investigation Shows Gas
in Old Gold Mine
Zone

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. story
Of O youth who is probably the
possessor of fortune because he
was interested in mines and be-
cause he has a great deal Of
"stick -to-it-iveness," has come to
light here.
Howard vanderveer was grad
uated from the Colorado School OF
Mines three years ago. The de-
preston, however, played hob with
his chances to find work, and even
tually came back to Washington.
Young VanderVeer has spent
the intervening years in doing
anything he could find to keep
himself busy. Yet the love OF
mines always has been In him. A
short time ago he had an oppor-
tunity to go back west on an as
saying job, and accepted.
While on this trip he overheard
a group Of old prospectors talking
about q once-rich mine. aban.
doned many years ago, before 1t
had been worked out. Inquiry
proved that the reason Tor the
abandonment was gas-deadly gas
WHICH pcTiucdISu tHo OASA.0 AS'
VanderVeer knew, however,
that gas sometimes shifts. SO he
came back to Washington and by
using some craftsmanship man
aged to procure enough backing
to investigate the mine.
Once again he went west. He
hunted up two former classmates,
and together they investigated the
mine, known as the MAY B."
Fortune smiled on them. They
found that gas in the mine was o
thing of the past.
Samples indicate that there
should be at least 100000 In the
once-worked vein which they ex-
plored, and possibly much more In
other sections.
VanderVeer and his companions
have secured a lease On the mine.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-07-12

Aviation. 1t was about this time
that 'anti-Fascists claimed to have
exposed a plot to enthrone II Duce,
a move to have been engineered
by Balbo with expeditions against
the royal palace and the regular
army staff headquarters.
Late In 1928, Balbo attended
the international air. congress In
Chicago, being closely guarded the
while against bitterly outspoken
enemies. Less than a year later
he was named Minister of Avia-
ton, and then is when he came
near making himself very unpopu-
lar with the Italian public.
Colonel Mario de Bernardo, one OF
their heroes who had won the
Schneider Cup, was retired from
active service. So was Lieutenant
Ferrarin, an Atlantic flyer. Next, In
December, 1929, Colonel Francesca
de Pinedo, who had flown over
five continents and was Italy's
greatest living ace, was relieved as
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-07-12

offered Balbo the post of Governor
of Tripoli. Balbo refused; he all
ready was q high-ranking official
of the Fascist militia, and he soon
became its Communicated chief.
Much of the Fascist strong-arm
wark fell to his lot, and there was
so much unpleasant talk about the
murder Of an anti-fascist deputy
that Balbo was allowed to resign.
Soon afterward, though, during
the disorders in Florence in 1925,
Mussoiini selected him to settle
the trouble. There were charges
of dark deeds on both sides, but
anyway. the opposition groups
were crushed.
Home with another difficult task
accomplished, he became Under
secretary for Public Works and, at
20, the youngest member of the
cabinet. But Balbo wanted action
and excitement. SO Mussolini or
dered him to learn how to fly and
made him Undersecretary for
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-07-12
Russians Of
Hardin Worried
Influx of Japanese and Refugees Creates b
Problem ~

another problem. There Is no efiI-
ployment for them and they be-
come dependent upon charity.
These people are living in camps
which are no more than novels,
In the meantime, confident. that
the situation win be solved when
the time comes. the large Russian
population is going about its bust
ness and making the best Qf
things. To the questions they ask
themselves about what Hes ahead
they shrug their shoulders and
say "Nitchevo."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-07-12
Rats Retaliated by
Poisoning Cows

Richfield, Cal. (UP)-When 9
rancher near here attempted to
kill q family Of pack rats BY setting
out poison meat balls for them, the
rodents carried the meat balls to-
erain bin. The rancher fed the
grain to his cattle and two COWS
died.
Not content with that revenge,
hte pack rats carried two shot
gun shells to nest just over the
gasoline tank OF the ranches's au-
tomobile. The cartridges were dis
covered before any accident oc-
cured.
Approximately $50 persons IN
England have incomes OF $40V,ooo
q year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-07-12

polls and to Chicago where they
visited the Century of Progress Ex-
position.
Ronald Malea Of Boyden street
spent the week end with relatives
in Salisbury.
Mr. and Mrs Vincent Carroll and
family of Brooklyn. N. T., are
guests for a few weeks Of rms Car
rolls parents, Mr. and Mrs James
Burns of Thomaston avenue.
Mrs Charles M. Dittrich of Edge
hill avenue has returned from a
vacation at Saybrook beach.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-07-12
81 Beer Contained
2.97 Per Cent Alcohol

Washington-(U P)-Three point
two beer Is almost three point two
in Washington.
Some brewers are doing their
best to give the public their full
measure of alcohol, according to
tests recently made by Henry ~.
Fuller, Washington chemist. Six
popular brands were tested under
hidden identities and two brands
were found to contain 2.97 per cent.
just .05 less than the amount set by
law.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-07-12
WAR NURSE HAS
!. NO HOMELAND

Buffalo, N. Y.-(UP)-Mrs Hen
riette Khoury, British war nurse.
who was decorated for bravery I'M
der fire, is "a woman without a
country"
She has been barred from Can
ada after living there seven years.
She Is living here now, but as she
has no legal standing in the United
States, she is facing possible de-
portation.
Mrs Khoury, who was born in
Beirut, Syria, entered Canada
seven years ago and became oper.
ator Of a beauty shop in Toronto
Last January she visited friends ir
New York. She became i'll, anG
when she finally tried to enter
Canada again she was halted be-
cause she had overstayed hel
leave. Although she had been nat
uralized in Canda, 1t was discov
cred that the naturalization hat
been illegal.
| She has tried in vain to receiv
permission to stay In this countr,
and her case has been referred t.
the Canadian Legation at Wash
ington and the U. s. immigration
authorities there.
|
The recent fair in Milan, italy
HsvI -,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-07-12
BY GEORGE D. oRIssEY

BY GEORGE ID. CRISSEY
(Unitcd Press STAFF Correspondent
Salt Lake City, Utah-The in
junction of mo smoking" Is fun
damental part Of the creed Of the
Latter Day Saints (Mormon)
church, but once the rule was
broken-by consent-in the office
building Of the church.
The person who gained the dis
tinction Of being the only one to
smoke in the church offices was
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-07-12
MARRIAdE INTENTIONS

Silvio DiFronzo, clerk. 81 Kings-
bury street, Iva Paonessa, factory
employe, IL Cossett street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-07-12
"As advertised"

Here is phrase with which shoppers becoming
more and familiar. "As advertised"-these
words full of meaning. Placed with stacks
heaps of merchandise they plainly for all to
see-"Here the goods promised you exactly as
they were described in advertisement" Such mer
chandse is dependable. Its quality is fully vouched
for by the manufacturer who made it and by the store
or dealer who is offering it to you
AS it is advertised-so is Experience proves this
to be true The advertisements in this Newspaper
sincere messages you from the most progressive
merchants who aix their signatures to attest to the
of every statement made In his advertise
ments the advertiser expresses the soundness of his
entire business policy.
Read the advertisements every day. They are
interesting They will keep you informed of all the
newest and best offerings be found in the shops and
stores. The advertisements daily record OF
business progress They will time and money
and fullest value for purchase you make
Read Democrat Advert SementS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-07-12
LATE REALTY NEWS
Omit Claim Deeds:

Quit Claim Deeds:
Henry r. Burns to Catherine u.
Burns. real estate on Willow street.
INVITATIONS WE'RE ON GRAN
TIE.
Quincy, Mass. REPRESENTATIONS
to visit this historic city were sent
10 international Rotarians on
pieces of quincy grantee
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-07-12

The recent fair in Milan, italy
was more successful than that OF
last year.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-13
33 STATOV PROTI
PRoHIBfCII

Koniec prohibicii Spojenych
Statoch sa neodvratne blizi. V
utorok hlasoval proti prohibicii
stat Florida a to obrovskou vac
sinou hlasov, 4 proti l. Toto je
uz 33. stat, ktory odhlasoval
zrusenie prohibicneho dodatku k
dstave spoj. Statov a potrebne
sd este tri, aby bola nadobro
pochovana. Ma Z. novembra hla-
sovat' bud1 o tejto otazke staty
Ohio, Pennsylvania, North Ca
rolina, South Carolina, Utah a
Kentucky. Ohio a Pennsylvania
sd vel'mi "mokre" hodne mokry
je stat Kentucky, takze 0 W.
sledku hlasovania MET pochyb-
nosti. AMI Karoliny a Utah ME
sd prevazne suche.
Y: ocak&vani zrusenia prohi-
bicie, vlada Spoj. Statov uz W.
ratuje, kol'ko jej dane cd palen-
ky dones1.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-13
4. +. Forbuah,
Chief, Correspondence Division
v NEhHCKU ZAaE
NABIIJ AAHRKANA

v nedel'u bola nacistick& pa
rada v Dusseldorfe, Nemecku.
Po ulici prechadzal sa so svojou
zenou American Roland Velz,
ktory 81 parady ami nevsimal,
ked' tn zrazu vystnpil z radu
pochodujdcich jeden vel'ky Ne
mec a diva razy slime udrel Mr.:
Velza po tvari. Velz zavolal po-
licajta, aby nacistu arestoval,
ale policajt to odoprel urobit'
Vyzval policajneho d6stojnika,
ably nacistu arestoval, ale ami
ten to neurobil. Naco sa Velz
obratil ma americkeho general
neho konzula v Berline, ktory O.
znamil vec Wade do Washing
tonu. Tato hned' nariadila anne
rickemu ambasadorovi zadat'
cim najostrejsi protest u neme-
ckej vlady so ziadost'ou 0 Stub,
ze sa podobne nieco Wac opako.
vat nebude. Velz je uz dvana.
sta americk& obet' z1rivych ma
cistov. Vsetci boli nabitf len pre-
to, ze nesalutovali paradujlcim
nacistom q ich z&stave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-13
EMRO ZETTs KANDDUJE
"a KI.ERKA TOWNSHIP

Dobre znamy campbellsky
Slovak, p. Emro Zetts je kandi-
datom ma trad klerka Coitsville
Township.
Pan Zetts ziadajdc Campbell
eanov o zvolenie, podava svoje
kvalifikacie ma ten drad. Skoly
vychodil v Campbell; "a posled-
nych ii rokov Dol klerkom ma
poste v Campbell, kde obsluho-
val mas l'ud ochotne a zdvorile
je tajomnikom Rady civilnej
sluzby Spojenych Statov "a po.
slednych 10 rokov; 2 roxy Stu
doval bankovnictvo a financie.
Pan Zetts stravil cely svoj
zivot v Campbell, je zenaty a
plati dane. Nikdy predtym ne
Dol kandidatom ma dajaky d.
rad.
Ako tajomnfk civflnej sluzby,
pomohol mnohym mladym Slo-
yakom dostat' federalnu pracu.
Je al pracovnikom v slovenskom
zivote ma Mahoning doline.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-13
Banlket v prospech
nissijnej skoly
Bude 20. olEtobra v Hamrakovei
hale v Campbell.

Vo Villa Maria pri Bedford
je missijna skola, ktorl vedie
Rev. Weigand. Do tel
to skoly chodia skoro vylucne
slovenske deti okolitych sloven-
skych farm&rov. Tato missijna
skola ma slrne potreby a preto
usporiadany bude Y jej prospech
pel'ky banket spojeny s tancom
q hrami ma sobotu, %. oktobra
Y Hamrakovej hale ma rohu Will
son a Washington ulic v Camp
bell. Vsetci Slovaci Mahoning
doliny sd dctive pozvani ma ten
to banket, elm napom6zu kre.
st'anskd vychovu ,slovenskych
dietok. Dietky chodia pesi do
skoly 2 obvodu az dvoch mil'.
Po vecery bude tanecna zabava,
ku ktorej bude hrat' vyborna
aovenska orchestra. Vstupne je
mike.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-13
KAKI Ko&ELIACI
CHU8II DIKTAT0RU

Vo Philadelphii arestoyane
bolo policiou 81 clenov fasisti-
ckej organiz&cie Khaki Shirts
vo stvrtek rano, prave ked' go
ich niekol'ko sto malo pohn1t'
ma Washington. U arestovanych
najden& boly nabite revolvery .
ina zbran. Cakali na svojho vod.
Gu Art j. Smitha, ked' boil pre-
kvapeni. Ceston mali zaujat' je.
dnu zbrojnicu st&tnej milieie .
xaopatrit' So xbrojou. Vo Wash
ingtone chceli zaujat' Biely
Dom . vraj prexidenta Roose>
velta vyhl&sit' n diktatora.
Hovori 50, ie yodea ttchto ka-
kistoy robf dobry Ob6hod pre-
d&vanim kaki koIiel. Ccly pohyb
ME je brany v&xne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-13
plaza Y JAPONSKU
u 2c MA HoDINU

Anglick6 vyslanectvo v Ja-
ponsku poslalo svojej Wade po.
drobnd zpr6vu Q mzdach v Ja-
ponsku. Podl'a tejto zpravy, ja-
ponsk6 robotnfctvo dostava 9
desat' razy mensiu mzdu, ako
anglicke robotnictvo, coho ma
sledok je, Ee anglicky priemy-
sci ME je vstave konkuroyat' $
japonsktm vyrobky Anglie sd
vytiskane vJrohkami Japonska
70 vSetktch trhov sveta, ba e
ste al 7 samej Anglii. Japonskf
tk&Gski robotnfci . robotnicky
dost&vaj6 len 20c mzdy = 10
hodin prkee = xijd vel'mi bied.
no.
Ked'Ie Y Amerike tk66ski ro-
botnici msj6 40c na hodinu 4
japonskf %, : toho si m6xme q,
|tvorit' predntavn q pemerpeh !
z s5s SSsse
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-13
NRA zapocala J.
nakupnd kampan
Pubhcisticlkt vybor organixova,
ny, ktort bude West tito
vyznamnd kampan.

V utorok popoludnf zalozeny
Dol pri miestnej NRA publicisti-
cky vybor ma vedenie tri-mesac.
nej nakupnej kampane meste
Youngstowne. Predseda vyboru,
adv. Warwick vymenoval vybor,
pozostavajdci clenov miest-
nych redakcii, obchodnfkov .
inych verejnych cinitepov. Ulo-
hou vyboru bude oboznamovat'
obecenstvo o pracach NRA, ako
jej zdar bude znacit' navrat bla-
hobytu jakI 1lohu bude v tom
hrat' nakupna kampan. Adv.
Warwick tiez vymenoval diva
podvybory, a sfce rozpoctovy a
sbierkovy. Prvy rozpocita vydav
ky ma t1to kampan druhy bu-
de sbierat' prispevky cd obchod.
nikov. !.
Vo vybore publicistckom s1 !.
George Roudebush, Emanuel E.
vans, James B. Thompson, Fred
A. Labelle, Mrs. e. T. MacD Dom
ts
nell, DR.. George w. Eddy, j. B.
Shea, Charles Hogg, John Hol.
land, j. E. Morley, Dudley Haw-
kins, Harry Craig, Russell Ha-
cket, E. L. Morgan, Jack Rap
paport, Matej Mraz, Celestino
Petrarca, E. N. Nemenyi, Leo
nard Bochinski, L. R. Morrison,
Jozef Kraja, G. B. Dernerth,
Hans Holtztroger, Miss Florence
Barry, M. T.. Roman, Const. g.
Economies, I. g. Goldsmith, E.
W. Powers, H Daagher4y B
| C. Daugherty, e. j. Holway,
Arthur Peacock, Harry Schag-
rim, j. r. Goldstein, Isidor I'm.
ger, James Crishal,. F. F. BE
witt, Frank L. Head, Ben. Evans
Norman Little, C. G.. Lance, j.
G. Hedge, Warren Williamson,
Paul 81. Bolton, Joseph Il. Han.
ma, Rev. w. A. Kane.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-13
voLIdIA DosTANt
PxT BALOToV

]. V bud1cich vol bach youngs-
townski volicia dostanl pat ba-
lotov ma hlasovanie.
Ma jednom balote bud1 mena
kandidatov ma koncilmanov,
mestskych sudcov a ma clenov
skolskej rady.
Druhy ballot bude o zruseni
mestskeho carteru.
Treti ballot bude o dodatkoch
k mestskemu carteru vydani
bondoy "a 100000 ma stavbu
mestskei elektrarne.
Stvrty ballot bude o zruseni
prohibicneho dodatku k 1stave
Spojenych Statov. Ma nom bu
d1 mena 'mokrych' 3suchych
delegatov na konvenciu, kde sa
zrusenie alebo podrzanie prohi.
bfcie delegatmi odhlasuje.
Piaty ballot bude o dodatkoch
k statnej 1stave, a sfce: o zru-
semi statnej prohibicie; sni.
zeni vysky odanenia majetkov
z Is ma 10 mills; dovoleni "a.
vedenia okresnej samospravy a
o zavedeni starobnej penzie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-13

Slovaci a Slaviani vo 4. war
de v Campbell maj1 kandid&ta
"a elena mestskej rady, "a kto-
reho sa nezahanbia pred nikym
MIN je mas dobre znamy pra-
covnik slovensky, p. Andrej ].
Hamrak, tajomnik Okresneho
Sboru Slov. Ligy ma Mahonine
doline, dopisovatel' Politickej
Federacie, dovernik Slovenske-
no Spolku a cinny Glen mych
spolkov a klubov. Je on velmi
schopny a svedomity clovek q
studovany. Vychodil kolegium
sv. Prokopa v Lisle, ILL.,, ktor6
dalo americkym Slovakom ui
tol'ko inteligentov a pracovni
kov. Byvaly duchovny osady
sv. Jana Krstittel'a, Rev. jar
Hamrak, je jeho bratom. Ked x
je on jediny slovensky sla'
viansky kandidat ma konciiman'
stvo 20 4. wardy, SINE presved
ceni, ze bude vel'kou vacsinou
zvoleny. o to sa postarajh W
slovenski a slavianski volicia zo
4. wardy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-13
REGIsTRUJTE sA!

.Vsetci volicia a volicky, ktori
sa cd poslednej svojej registra-
Gle prest'ahovali do ineho pri-
sinktu, musia sa znovu regi-
strovat', pot 'azne vybrat' 81
transfer v lradovni volebnej
komisie v Realty Bldg. ma name.
stf. Registrovat' sa majd vse-
tel novi obcania, ktori dosiahli
obcianstva uz ci naturalization
alebo vekom. Gas ma registrova-
ME je len do utorku vecera. Po-
tom sa volicske soznamy zavrI
a otvoria len po vol'bach. Kto
chce tedy hlasovat' ma Z. no.
vembra o prohibicii a ma kandi-
datov, must mat svoju registra-
ciu v poriadku do II. oktobra
vecer.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-13
NAZIsTICKA sTRANA
v tsR. ROZPUsTENA

Nemecka narodna socialist
cka strana v Cesko-Slovensku
sa "dobrovol ne" rozisla a bude
zalozena nova strana s novym
Ako SINE minute ozna-
mill, najvyssf sud republiky w
hlasil tl stranu "a zradn1, lebo
pracovala "a pripojenie ciastok
CSR. K Nemecku a mala byt'
1radne rozpustena. Traja cleno-
via tel strany boil rodom z Ne
mecka. Cesko-slovenska vlada
rozpustila organizaciu nemec-
kej nacionalistickej mladeze a
zhabala jej majetok. Tiez skon-
fiskovala mnozstvo agitacnych
tlaciv a obrazov Hitlera.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-13
Horvati v boji
"a 1leodvislost'
Roxposlali memorandum vl&dam
civihsovantch narodov q Lige
n&rodov Y zeneve. Rev. Stipa.
novit vo Washingtone.

Horvatska Narodna Rada, re.
prezentuj1ca 25O,OOO Horvatov
zij1cich v Severnej Juznej A
merike, rozposiela prave teraz
vsetkym vladam civilizovanych
narodov memorandum, v kto-
rom je shrnuta kratka historic
horvatsk6ho naroda a jeho utr-
penie pod diktatorskou vladou
krapa Alexandra q podana zia-
dost' 0 1plne oslobodenie a Il
pln1 ne0dvislost Horvatska. V
pade sa civilizovany svet hor-
vatskeho naroda nezastane a mu
slobodu nevymoze, Horvati 81
bud1 pomahat' sami ako vedia,
" com m6ze byt' zahrnute al
otvorene povstanie. Ked' sa TAX
stane, d'alsie konflikty budd ne
odvratitel'ne a mier sveta bude
znovu poruseny hovori me-
morandum.
Podl'a 1dajov v memoranda,
Srbi Horvatmi zachadzaj1 a.
ziatsky. Ich vodcov striel'aj1,
vrazdia, mucia, vaznia, shadzuj1
z oblokov vazeni, aby sa zdalo,
ze sami spachali samovrazdu,
atp. Horvati plata 8 raz tol'ko
dane cd takeho isteho majetku,
ako Srbi, takze sd uz skoro 70
brackym narodom. Pred tislc.
rocfm malo Horvatsko svojich
vlastnych kral'ov, ale r. 11O2
lisa pripojilo k Mad'ars zvo-
lac 81 mad'arskeho krapa "a
svojho kral'a. Potom sa stalo
autonomnou cast'ou rak1sko-u-
horskej rise a oslobodilo sa roku
1918. Zradou a klamom bolo o.
brane o svoju slobodu a stat
most Srbmi.
Memorandum predlozil ame-
rickej Wade osobne Rev. Josip
Stipanovic, miestny horvatsky
duchovny, dobre znamy j nam
Slovakom, lebo Dol prvym du-
chovnym osady Mena Jezis ma
Steelton. Podpisany je ma me.
morande j p. Kuzma Kuharic,
tiez dobre znamy tunajsi Hor.
vat. Memorandum bolo uncle
cky vyhotovene nasej tlaciar-
nj. Jeho krasa vzbudila obdiy
vo vladnych kruhoch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-13

kovi6, N. Schromofsky. Tu este
chcem odpor16at' nasim ct. O.
sadnikom, aby j buddcne povola-
Ii p. Zajaca hrat'.
Pan Michal Puhalla, ako pred
seda tejto xkbavy srdecne d'a-
knje vSetktm, ktori pracovali
% jej xdar; tiex 81 ct. obecen-
stvu = hojnd n&vitevu praje
vSetktm dobr6ho zdravia . boz
xieho poSehnania, aby sme - M
takto rok mohli elite lep6ie IA
bsvit' M michalsksj xAbave.
IN y1itlny,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-13
BxRt lGoDRHCH ORLov
PRIEgTUPNfKoM K6Dov

Gen. Johnson, administrator
NRA, odnal viacerym obchod-
modr6ho orla . yystavil
ich bojkotu obecenstva preto, xe
"a nedrxali podl'a svojich k6-
dov. Gen. johnson sl'1bil toto
u 16vnejIie . teraz ide dodr.
hat syoje slovo . odberat' Cd,
snak f1n patriotom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-13
KNAZI oDPREVADILI
ARCIBISKUPA M0oNEYH0

" stredu r&no odprevadilo ar
cibiskupa Mooneyho 2 Youngs-
town do jeho noveho p6sobist'a q
v Rochester, N. Y, vyse 200
knazov clevelandskej diocezie,
medzi mimi dvaja tunajsf slo-
venski knazi, Rev. Jozef i. Ko-
silk 2 Haseltonu q Rev. Jozef
KriSpinsky 20 Struthers. Arci-
biskup boil inStaloyany "a bis
kupa rochesterskeho vo stvrtOk
arcibiskupom kardinalom Haye-
som. Rev. Kostik cestoval ma
vlaku s 200 knazmi, kdexto Rev.
KriSpinsky cestoval ma svojom
aute Y spoloSnosti dvoch khaxov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-13
AT sUDCov sHoDENE
s URADU v tSR.

2 Prahy 50 oznamuje, ze ce-
sko-slovenska vlada shodila u
radu 227 sudcov nemeckej ma
rodnosti preto, ze boil einni y
nazistickej strane v CSR. Tito
shodeni sudcovia pozbaveni boil
zAroven al penzie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-13
SLOW. KNAz HRDINoM

Rev. F. Labuda, duchovny
SLOW. r. k. osady sv. Michala v
Tresckow, Pa. So vyznamenal
minuleho tyzdna tym, ze sost1-
pill do 1900 stop hlbokej bane.
v ktorej boli viaceri slovenski
banici a osadnfci Rev. Labudu
zasypani. Rev. Labuda poteso-
val svojich osadnikov, kym ne
boil zachranenf. Anglicke caso'
pisy vel'mi pochvalne pisaly 9
skutku Rev. Labudovom.