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The Chapel Hill weekly., 1933-09-01

For an absent nsntbsr Of TIE
family: subscribs to The Chapel Hll
Weekly. $l.60 year. Place th
order BY telephone, 1881.
Evening star., 1933-03-24
Washington Produce
WHOLESALE PRICES.

butter-One-pound prints (93 score)
%; tub, 2l; one-pound prints (s2
score), 21; tub, 20; one-pound prints
(sl score), 20; tub, 10; one-pound
prints go score), 10; tub, 18.
Eggs-Hennery, white, l1laa121a; cur
rent receipts, 10Ral112; Government
graded, extras, 1871; standards, l61s:
mediums, 15la.
Poultry. alive-Turkeys, hens, young,
16a2o; old. 12a14: toms, 1aai4: old,
sa1o; chickens. hens, 13; Leghorn
hens, 10; Winter chickens, l3a16;
stays, 8a10; roosters, CAT; Plymouth
Rocks, broilers, 20a22; fryers. 17a19;
roasters, 17a19; mixed colored chick
ems, l4al6; keats, young, 25a40: old,
l5a20; capons, to 9 pounds, 18; to 6
pounds. IS.
Poultry, dressed - Turkeys, hens
young. l9a23: old, 15a17; toms, young,
l6a17; old, 11a13; chickens, hens, Is;
Leghorn hens, 13; Winter chickens,
18a19; stays, 11a13; roasters. 9a10;
Plymouth Rocks, broilers, 23a25; fryers,
20a21; roasters. 20a22; mixed colored
chickens, 17a1s; keats, young. 28a43;
old, 18a23; capons. to 9 pounds. 81; +;
5 to pounds, 49,
Meats-Beef, IL; lamb, II; veal, II;
pork loins. 10; fresh hams. IL; smoked
hams, 13; strip bacon, 13; lard, 71a;
compound, 7.
Live stock-Hogs, light, 3.75a420;
medium, 3.75a430; heavy, 325a4.0O;
pigs, 2.75a400: roughs, 150a3.00; calves,
3.00a6.00; lambs, 300a6.00.
Fruits-Watermelons Argentina, Is
to 18 pounds, 2.00a2.50; grapes, Argen-
tina, Almeiras and Muscatels, per
pound, SO; oranges, 250a4OO; lemons,
4.50a5 so; grapefruit, 250a2.75: lines.
per 100, 200; Strawberries, 6.50a8 90;
tangerines, 2.25a2.5 so; bananas, 1.25a2 so;
apples, fancy box stock, 1.75a225; nee
tarines. Its; honeydews. 1.5Oa175
pineapples, 400a450; rhubarb, 4Oa50:
alligator pears, 2.50a4.00; pears, box,
2.25a2.75
Vegetables - Potatoes. Maine. 1.25:
New York, Ito; Florida, new, barrels,
5.50a6.00; Idaho bakers, l.75a20O;
sweets, 60a75; cabbage, new, 75a125;
old, 85a90; turnips, rs; parsnips, 50a75;
celery, 2.50a2.75; lettuce, Iceburg,
;s.ooas.25; string beans, 1.Ooa2. 100;
limas, 2.75a3.5o; eggplant, 2OOa2 so;
tomatoes, repacks, Span, 10Oa2 90;
lugs, 1.50a2.50; cauliflower, 160a175;
peas, crates, $50; baskets, 350a4.0 90;
spinach, 75a1 100; kale, 3oa35; carrots,
crates, 1.25; beets. crates, 1.25; corn,
800; okra, pans, IS; asparagus, 2.5Oa
$50; cucumbers. 3.5oa4.00; peas, crates.
$50; baskets, 3.50a4.00.
Evening star., 1933-03-24
CORPORATION
REPORTS
TRENDS AND PROSPECTS OF
LEADING ORGANIZATIONS,

NEW YORK, March 24.-Followine
is today's summary Of corporation news
prepared by Standard Statistics Co.
Inc, New York, for the Associated
Press.
Automobiles and Trucks.
Packard Motor Car Co. 1882 deficit
$6,824, ,312 VS.. deficit S2,909,117.
White Motor Co. 1882 deficit $3,6l8,-
762 vs.. deficit $3,234,956.
Automobile Parts and Tires.
Allied Products Corporation 1882
deficit S174.006 VS.. deficit $95,157.
Mullins Mfg Co. 1882 deficit 1896, 10e
VS.. net income $10o,094.
Electrical Equipment and Radio.
Federal Electric Co. 1882 deficit $207,-
701 VS.. net income 1852, ,096.
Tung-Sol Lamp Works 1882 deficit
$100,o23 VS.. net income s352,865.
Miscellaneous.
General Refractories Co.-Stockhold-
ers approved plan for reflnancing S.
100000 two-year S per cent notes, due
March also sanctioned creation of
$6,000,000 first mortgage bonds, to be
dated March l, 1888, with stock war
rants attached.
United Car Fastener CORPORATION
1882 deficit $43.485 VS.. net income
S94,876.
Office and Business Equipment.
Telautograph Corporation declared
an initial quarterly dividend of Is
cents on new S. par common stock.
Pan-American Petroleum & Trans
port Co. deficit, 8 months ended De-
cember 81, $27,756.
Superior Oil Corporation Court
ordered that receivership of company
be lifted conditionally as of March 81 I;
action followed dismissal in Federal
Court of receivership petition originally
filed by a minority stockholder.
Pennroad Corporation 1892 common
share earnings 9 cents VS.. 40 cents;
market value of securities held as of
December 81, was s5,220,0l7 VS.. cost
of s51 ,432,095.
Evening star., 1933-03-24
Unlisted Department.

(These securities not listed under exchange
ruleS.1
Evening star., 1933-03-24
CURRENCY DEMAND
EXPECTED TO DROP
Treasury Anticipates No Big
Increase in Money
in Circulation.
BY CHAS. p. SHAEFFER,
Associated Press Business Writer


The Treasury foresees no huge in
crease in the amount Of money in actual
circulation arising from the new cur
rency issue.
On the contrary, 1t actually expects
less currency to be put into circulation
than heretofore, due to the general sub
siding of fear on the part of depositors
In the new banking structure now tax
ing form under the emergency banking
legislation put forward by President
Roosevelt.
As one Treasury official stated:
When bank depositors learn that their
banking institution can procure cur
rency on their good, but frozen assets,
without dumping their deprecated Sc
curitles at q terrific sacrifice, they are
content to keep their deposits intact,
letting the bank checks take the place
OF currency as heretofore All they de-
mand is the assurance their money
available If needed"
washington opinion is divided as to
whether the new currency constitutes
imitation. At the Treasury it is pointed
out that certain measure of imitation
has taken place, purely through a sue
cesslon OF psychological factors which
cannot be defined, but which have pro-
NOTED sentimental rise in prices and
renewed business activities, actuated bv
an all-around better feeling of conf
dence engendered by the new admins
tration's activities to date.
All are agreed, however, that the
word imitation" is very unsatisfactory.
covering too wide variety of meanings,
Evening star., 1933-03-24
CURB ISSUES RALLY
| AFTER EARLY LOSS
Utilities, Farm Implement
and Oil Shares Lead
in Upturn.
BY JOHN A. CRONE.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, March 24.-The curb
exchange rallied around midday today,
after opening lower and dull and later
showing signs OF activity on the up
trend.
Electric Bond & Share was up small
fraction in the early afternoon, follow
ing which movement Cities Service,
Deere & Co. and Standard Oil Of In
diana hardened.
Weekend business and banking news
for the most part was constructive
Trade has picked up faster than ex-
pected in many seasonal lines. The
slight gain In brokers loans, the return
flow Of gold and decreasing money in
circulation were interpreted as bullish.
Then, too, some lines of trade showed
price betterment, as, for example, gal
vanized sheets.
The handful Of carriers on the curb
disregarded Washington reports of Gov
ernment plans to aid the railroads.
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie opened up
points, but that bulge reflected some
improvement in the steel industry, on
which the roads traffic depends.
Aluminium Co. of America encount-
cred offerings that lowered it points
before signs of resistance appeared
Among TIE StOre STOCKS Lerner preferred
rose q point. Swift International was
the first Of the packing securities to
stiffen. American Beverage displayed
more resistance to offerings.
Volume Of transactions in the first
two hours was about 16 per cent less
than in the same Thursday period, as a
smaller number Of sizable blocks ap-
peared on the tape.
The list, however, mirrored some of
the many news developments in the
forenoon. Babcock & Wilcox had dis
counted today's 1882 income statement
showing net loss Of $1,687, ,493 as
against net profit Of s223, 1853 In 1881.
Declaration Of the regular quarterly by
Southland Royalty was not indicated
by Thursdays heaviness. Lion Oil Re-
fning had 1882 net loss Of $685. ,098,
against q net loss of $728,879 in 1881.
Evening star., 1933-03-24
BOND PRICES MOVE
IN NARROW RANGE
Junior Rail List Reacts After
Sharp Gains of
Yesterday.
BY CHARLES F. SPEARE.


NEW YORK, March 24.-The bono
market today was the least interesting
OF any since trading was resumed last
week Price movements were more mod
crate in size and failed to suggest any
definite trend either in investment OF
in speculative securities. The volume
of transactions decreased. Such busi-
ness as was done was mainly by
dealers
The junior rails, which had featured
Thursdays market, quieted down and
with some profit taking, showed mod
crate reactions. These were largest In
the better regarded members of this
group, such as Pennsylvania Railroad
4l2s and Southern Pacific AIS. Mis-
souri, Pacific issues were heavy. New
Haven 41as gained point. Allegheny
Corporation SIS lost 2 points.
The most striking development OF
the day was the early rise of 2 to
points in Interborough Rapid Transit
bonds. This was continuation OF the
movement initiated when the most re-
cent talk of speeding up the transit
unihcation project became active. The
refunding SIS later lost half of their
gain Manhattan Railway first As sold
at a new high for the movement. Third
Avenue Railway As were lower.
The decline in American Telephone
& Telegraph stock to the lowest price
of the year influenced some selling Of
the per cent debentureS of the COM
pany, which went back to about par.
Consolidated Gas loans were also
heavy. Western Union SIS lost 11A
points and United States Rubber SIS
about a point International Telephone
& Telegraph 412s were soft. There was
. slight recovery In Loew's IS.
In the foreign list, both German and
French government bonds were weak
on small transactions. Argentine IS
held most of the previous days gain
and Brazilian 6l2s improved another
point while Bolivian Is declined a
point to a new low for the year. Toxic
Electric 6s, which dropped to 80 during
the liquidation of japanese securities
last month. touched 40, which about
duplicated their high this year.
In the United States Treasury list
there was a general decline. This
amounted to from Il to over u point
and was largest in the premium bonds,
with the 31ss showing a loss Of nearly
y point. There has been some decline
also in the short-term Treasury notes.
The recently issued five-month per
cent notes are still at premium of
seven-eights of a point and the nine
month issue of 414s IS selling around
u.
Evening star., 1933-03-24
APPLE FREIGHT RATE
REDUCTIONS PLANNED
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
MARTINSBURG, w. Va, March "a
Freight rates from the Eastern Pan
handle apple belt into parts OF the
Southern marketing territory easily
reached by truck from here have been
lowered by voluntary action OF the rail-
roads. Interstate Commerce Comm1s-
sion approval will be asked.
The revisions show reductions from
the present seventh-class rates on apples
to the ninth-class rates approximately
q Is per cent drop as far South as
Tennessee and South Carolina; with a
drop to eighth-class rate approximately
1212 per cent lower) to another narrow
belt south of the Tennessee-C Carolina
line
The cut means the saving in trans
portation costs of around $19 per carlot
from Martinsburg into Richmond, Va;
of $38 into Columbia, S. c. The Bal
timore and Ohio has also reduced rates
on fertilizers out of Baltimore into the
Eastern Panhandle by $6 to So per
carload.
Evening star., 1933-03-24
.ENGLAND'S RETURN
TO GOLD DISCUSSED
Wall Street Doubts Action Will Be
Taken Soon Despite I'm
proved Conditions.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 24-The state
ment Of the Bank of England showing
an increase in gold bullion to new
high figure and substantial improve
ment in the reserve ratio provoked
wide comment in international banking
circles as to whether Great Britain
might be taking steps to return soon to
the gold standard.
The consensus here is that despite
the recent favorable trend Of develop
ments in England. no immediate move
will be made leading to Britain's return
to gold. Wall Street leaders. familiar
with the ramifications of foreign trade,
are positive in their belief that England
will bend every effort to prevent a
further rise Of the pound sterling
against the dollar. A return to gold
now, it is pointed out, would handicap
Great Britain in her trade ambitions
just at a time when she Is making
substantial progress in this direction.
Evening star., 1933-03-24
HIGHER COMMODITY
PRICE LEVELS SEEN
Head of Tire Company Believes
Bottom Has Been Reached
by Raw Materials.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 24.-Commoditi
are on the way to higher levels and
crude rubber and cotton fabric are at
rock bottom levels, in the opinion Of
w. O'Neill, president Of the General
Tire g. Rubber Co.
This observation was made by O'Neill
in an announcement to the effect that
his company had resumed its 1888
national advertising campaign on an
enlarged scale. The years advertising
program had recently been suspended.
ITO us in the industry" he said, 1T
is important to realize that crude rubber
and cotton fabric are commodities which
are certainly as low in price now as
they can 60"
Evening star., 1933-03-24
SHARP DROP IN BUSINESS
FAILURES is REPORTED

By the Associated Press.
Business failures, as measured by tha
Commerce Department, showed a sharp
recession during the week ended March
ID. In the table that follows. the in
dex Is given for comparable periods.
based on representing l923-25 averages
as 100:
Week ended March 18. o. O
PREVIOUS week ..-.............12 .1214
Evening star., 1933-03-24
new YORK EGG PRICES

NEW YORK, March "a (speciaD.-
Quotations for eggs in the wholesale
cash market today were: Mixed colors-
Special packs, 141aa15A; standards, LA
14X; storage packed firsts, 1917; firsts,
13; seconds, 1914; medium, 1134a12A;
dirties, 12Ka1212; checks, 11a11H2.
Whites-Nearby selected, 19a20; West
ern receipts, specials, 17a18; stand
ards, 15ha16; undergrades, 141aa15:
Browns-Nearby and Western special
packs, 16a171a; standards, 14ka15.
Evening star., 1933-03-24
Washington Stock Exchange

SALES.
Washington Gas SIS 1958-$500 at IS.
Potomac Electric 5l2T pfd-3 at 105A
Potomac Electric 61s % pfd.-2 at 1861
!. After Call.
Anacostia- Potomac r. r. 5s-$1 900 at
! 43, 81 900 at 43.
Washington Rwy. 4s-s1 900 at 81,
! $1,000 at 81, $500 at 8712.
Evening star., 1933-03-24

mn. Uviosnd rtae,n rates in dollars based on last
diyidend. tPartly, extra. 1Plus AZ in stock.
a,payaole tp cash or stock PAYABLE in
~ stock. 3 Plus So in stock. h Plus IL
N 10 STOCK. Plus 2S In stock. Plus 1O%
n ltock- m Plus So IN stock n Plus 81
In stock. . Paid last year-no regular rate
Evening star., 1933-03-24
q. S. TREASURY BALANCE

BY the Associated Press.
Treasury receipts for March % were
$128,875, ,878.12; expenditures, s35, ,193,-
69433; balance, s54l, ,766, ,511.35. Gus
toms duties for % days of March were
S1l,423, 3,99905.
Evening star., 1933-03-24
Trade Trends
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Flannels-Mills have begun to book
orders on outing f1annels at quotations
mostly below those in effect last year.
The reductions apply particularly to
bleaches and solid colors, trade inter-
ests report.
Overcoatings - Distributors are pre-
pairing for next season, but little in
terest Is being shown by buyers. The
past season, due to generally mild
weather, was said to have been one OF
the poorest in several years.
Flour-It is reported that leading
operators in the New York metropoh-
tan district have dropped prices to Is
cents q barrel to conform to the recent
decline in wheat prices.
Carpet Wools-Imports last week at
Philadelphia totaled 392, ,181 pounds
compared with ASSIST in the preced-
ing week.
Print Cloths Offerings Of some con-
structions at considerable price conces-
sions from recent high levels are
stirring little buyer response, according
W IIduc kOoolp. Lie AuoAC COlloCASotitC
attitude Of buyers is attributed to the
decline In raw cotton quotations and a
reported slower movement Of goods into
consuming channels.
Rice-The market continues strong,
though less active than week ago. 1t
is said that growers are not anxious to
do business at prevailing prices on
rough rice.
Chemicals Following reductions in
metal costs tin derivative products have
announced lower prices. Copper sui
phite shows signs Of seasonal improves
ment. though demand remains well be-
low tha* ok'A1eg aon
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-12-08
BOONE scHoDzE sPoLKov.

z.s nrsel mesac roenych sch6dz sovenkych spoil
ma ktoryc radnc vydavad pocet safarenia ypoc
tuid Go dobreho spolky vykonay svojich clenov
Rocne schodze spokov akoby snemovanm ebo Mich
robia zakony pavid pre- spravovanie spokov buducom
oku schodzam, ktore prist povazuje povnnos
kazdy clen.
Met pochybnost spolky chrbtovou kost slo-
yenskeho zvota Amerike mich vychoda navrhy neen
prospech cenov ale prospech naroda crkv Preto len
dobrobt zauima kazdy doby Sovak Dnes nasm spoil
om verejne priznava zasuha, name sta sta kosoov A
mrke cirkevne sko re name to, co este mame co
nam depresia nevada.
HI adiac ma spoky zvlas tohto hadiska maJd ony
ohromny preto nema by Pahostanm nkomu re kto
ich spavuje vee kto i'm dava ucnkovana Me
vyznamnym en re kto cee nasch oganac ale az re
kto lie cele nasich spokov
Ia syridsat rokov chvaa Bohu vychovai 81 vodcov
vodteky pre- nase spoky Vychova SINE ieh svedomych
sarostiyych zodpovednost cacch Kym daktore nasske
oreanizac yypukl skandale rade, nevypuky
tcoch spokov Lebo ch radnic stoja vke mrav
poctivos ak ich urad vyzaduje 10 je neeo co mas
ssmo chva vyvysue nam dava uspokojene veru
nasu budlcnost'
Clenstvo spokov ma vazit ctt lradnkov ktori tazko
pracuj1 ably ich spoky udrza i'm vyhody chran Lebo e
znamo posledne syri roxy boy kkou ako
spoy ich dradnikov Kazdy uadnk ara kde
penaze buduc rozpoce tazko i'm pablo vyldc ME-
-e neplatene prspevkov yzdor zm casom
saben psteA mnohe spolky vysobodiy dlhov mnohe
majes4u zrasy. Vsetka 6est takym radnkom tn
vzdame naepsie taxi ked ch rocnych chodzach
zvolime.
Pritom nemame zabddat ami mladez Zaciname
lit do lradov do tych mensch nasch mladych, rodench
Sl0vakoy ked osvedca malom, osvedca vacsom
neskorse My sarneme treba postarat nastupcov
aby nase spoky prekvitaly poom ked my pominieme
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-12-08

dy to ami mac nemohlo byt', le-
bo mas vtedy Cesi nevyuzivali,
neutlacovali, neznevazova'i, ale
mas po bratsky boji o narcdn
zivot napomahali.
Priatel'stvo medzi Salvom a
Kalalom bolo iste vel'ke. Kalal
chodil do Salvov skoro kazds
leto. Spolu vydali "Diferencial-
ny cesko-slovensky slovnik'. A
le keby Saliva Dol veril, ze Slo-
vaci s1 Cesi slovenska rec ces-
kym narecim, Dol by taky SLOW
mix nevydal, lebo by no Dol po-
vazoval "a zbyto6ny.
Kalal NAL Wac priatel'ov ma
Slovensku. Ale ked' zacal &C.
stit', odisiel 20 Slovenska skla-
many. Lebo no priatelia opustili.
A Go sa tyka Vajanskeho, tn
uz cechoslovaci celkom blIznia.
vajansky Dol rusofil a Masary-
ka nemal nijako rad. s 6eskymi
vodcami sa vadil, ME priatelil.
A ii mu nemohli ami ma memo
prist', talk no mali "r&di".
Ked' sa ale Cesi polepsia, ked'
dodrzia Pittsburghsk1 dohodu q
nebud1 zachadzat' so Sloven-
skom ako 8 dajakou koloniou,
potion vsetci Slov&ci ma Sloven-
sku j tu budd takymi "Cecho-
slov&kmi', aktmi boil blahej
lpamSti Karol Saliva q Anton
Bielek. PRIV ME, lebo by boil o.
trokmi a sbabelcami. A Saliva q
Bielek vychovavali 70 Slovakov
povedomtch pudf ME Sbabel-
Gov q otrokov.
/ Nasi cechoslovaci by 50 mali
hanbit' vyhrabavat' mrtvych q
zneuzfvat' ich mena ' spinavej
cechoslovackej politike.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-12-08
PO PROHIBfCu.

utorok, dcembra boa radne zrusena prohibcia Spo
nych Soch Zrusena boa preto lebo dokazalo e zako
rob move move zvyky ked ch luda
yazuj1 nerozumne
Prohibicia bola takym Lud znal pr
Krus povazoval poebne obveselenu mysle zna 20
xk1senos vypovedi ueencov, re akoho je vyborny
mnohe zaudocne nemoce pohodace prechladena
ked zakon zakazova uzfvat obveseeniu paenku
ebo rum samolecenu (bz eaa) ked zna bohati udia
mad pine pivne toho toho c ukrivdenym povazoval
ced prohbcu klamstvo triednu egisaciu proh
ca poa zrusenm dstavneho dodatku spoenych Saov 81
jednotlvych statov.
Met pochybnost medz prohibiciakm dprm-
priatelov udu Met pochybnos bolo medz mimi
10 vel ch ideasov, ktor ver prohbfcia vyvori
Iudu narod zdravy telesne dusevne. Boil medi
noM sociane smy aci udia kori myse ze ked bude
bude po bied chudobneho ludu vsetci skamal
oroby teesne dusevne rasy ME zmensovay bedu
prohbicie tak1 akej neboo historic Pritom
prohibciou zrody neres poblemy ktoymi nasa Via
nemoha dat rady Butlegestyo raketncvo gangstersvo
rozsr takej dosiahy hrozy zahubou vsetkmu
Eefavnemu poriadku.
Proba tedy posa zkadia MET navratu Vyroba predaj
& vane alkohocych napoov sd vone ME hriesne ME
an ocnecke ME protizakon Ko prechlad nebude
utekat ekarovi predps zapat diva dolare
ekarnkoy styr paenky poldruha doara Ami kto 81
va nebude muset obavat spiclovsva udavac
pocajneho preh adavana zaknutia odsudenla Pc
pokuu vazenie Nebude bat, ze no dakto ceste
ked nezastane, no daktory skvajery drab zastre
ysetkemu inemu prehananiu nebezpeciu je koniec
Ale vdor uspokoniu zrusenia prohibce navratenia
bnej sobody mnohi pratea ludu ca isty nepokoj Oba
Se ud svoju volnost bude zneuzvat upadne do sta
bol pred prohbiciou to bude mat ze 1cinky
eelt nArodny vyvn bahoby Pouka0ue ze kde pred
boy salony ze sd gazoinove nie ze
6 prevratit No e nadej ze eo obavy zosan1 len
ami americt rud nau6l by striezlvtm; se svoju
c1f bude v6xt nebude ju zneuxivat tax ably 81 tym
U xdrave blaho svoie Ked bude mernos, hlavne ked
sroby Ynd podeh svoje prfjmy nAkup potrebnych
ysd nkpois sads uzivat len ako lasus bes ktorsho
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-12-08
VzDY naWeosn555e h1bGk/

sa al my, bratia Slovaci, sestry
Slovenky! Potom maine indig
nacne schodze, povedzme cele.
mu svetu Q krivdach ceskou ty.
raniou pachanych ma nasich bra
toch ma Slovensku; povedzme
zastupcom cesko-slovenskej via
dy, co 81 o terajsej ich vlade
myslime, a povedzme i'm to ma
hlas a jednotne ako len 10000
vernych Slovakov to m6ze po'
vedat'. Veru povedzme i'm te
tiez tax, ably al americka verej
most pocula o tom.
Zdoraznujem to posledne, lebt
ak Cesi sa niecoho boja, tax
zaiste boja sa verejnej mienkJ
americkej. Ma tel americkej We
rejnej mienke 81 dajl az mot
zalezat'. Ami nemusime kricat
plnym hrdlom. Podajme len fax
ia, to postaci.
Budl nam nadavat' do ma
d'ar6nov, lebo pomatenec novt
pesnicku sa predsa naucit ne
m0ze, a ked' ide o matozenie j.
nych pomatencov, nuz al NADIA
r6nstvo posldzi. Ale roduver
nych Slovakov to mylit' nesmie
V nasich ociach je zradou pro
t. slovenskemu narodu jak &c
chlnstvo, tax mad 'ar6nstvo. A
preto hoci my protestujeme pro
ii terajsej prazskej vlade, nj,
SINE proti cesko-slovenskem,
statu. My chceme v bratske,
laske nazivat' 8 bratmi Cechmi
ale len vtedy, ked' nam al on
budl opravdivVmi bratmi ,
ked' nahliadnu, ze al Slovac
majd mat take prava ma svo
jom Slovensku, jake prava ma
il oni, Cesi, ' ich Cesku.
Ale podobrotky to bratia Ces
sotva urobia. We'd uz patnast
rokov SINE ma to trpe9live caka
Ii. Prave preto, musfme 50 sdru
lit a spolo6nymi silami musi
me vymahat' pre- n&5 slovensk.
narod Bohom mu dane pr&va
W priciny tejto privolavan
naSim bratom q sestram: slo
vensld katokci, sdruxms ~!
JAN LESKO,
tsjomnik SSK
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-12-08

ma casopis "FURDEK" pred
platte, povzbudite tym nasu
mladez, ably nasou ostala iv bu.
d1cnosti pracovala "a svoj
dobry slovensky narod. Nuz GO,
urobite TAXI
f. priatel' Studentstva.