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Imperial Valley press., 1933-04-20
MOVIE STARS
WILL ATTEND
CHARITY BALL

Members of the COMMITTEE in
charge of the Elks Charity ball to
be held Friday evening, April 81
in the Veterans Memorial hall, are
in communication with Warner
Bros, studio and have invited sew
eral motion picture stars to attend
the ball. In all probability a num-
Der will be present and attend the
party.
All details for the big charity
ball, one of the outstanding and
most anticipated events of each
spring season, have been complet-
ed and everything is in readiness
for tomorrow night.
A large orchestra will supply the
music for the dancing which will
begin at $50 p. m. No detail has
been omitted that will add to the
evenings gaiety and a record
breaking crowd is anticipated.
A number of no-host parties have
been planned prior to the dance.
Among those who are planning to
have dinner together at the Bar
bara Worth hotel prior to the
dance are Mr.. and Mrs. George
Kennedy, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest r.
Utley, the Misses Airline Roloff,
Clara Feustal, Frances French,
Winifred Woodward, Velma Holm
berg. Messrs. John Salassi, Jack
Kelly, Neal Gavin, Jack Polzine,
Ralph French.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore McAllis-
ter, DR.. c. Lynwood Andrews and
Miss Alyse Betland are motoring
from Ventura to attend the char
ity ball.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-04-20
MANY PARTIES AT GOLF CLUB
LADIES DAY HELD WEDNESDAY,

who is visiting Mrs. Harold Burn
ham and Mrs. Ross T. HickcoX
Both of the honor guests are for
me- valley residents and the other
guests included many of their
friends here.
High score prizes went to Mrs.
/. c. House, Mrs. Arthur Edgar,
Mrs. Leroy Holt, Mrs. Earle @.
Davis. Mrs. J. d. Huston, and low
to Mrs. o O'Brien. Mrs. Don c. Bitler,
Mrs. Howard P. Meyer, Mrs. A. L.
Richmond. Mrs. A. F. Miller while
the two honor guests were present.
ed with prizes.
Guests included Mesdames Harold
Burnham, w. S. Faweett, George
Kennedy, a. F. Miller, J. D. Huston
Allen P. Nuffer, Paul Blenkiron,
Leroy Holt. A L. Richmond, Henry
L. Loud. j. D. Adams, Howard P.
Meyer, Arthur Edgar. Earle @.
Davis, Don c. Bitter, Warren Cur
rier, NJ. B. O'Brien, Frank F. An
derson, L. c. House, Carl Kegley.
Mrs. Ray Forshey was hostess to
Mrs. Carl Clemens. Mrs. c. S.
Thatcher and Mrs. Martin Quiros.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-04-20
.ss::s: OF Interest to Women 5:::::: :::::
Social Calendar

Auxiliary pep meeting, S, Braw-
ley hall.
Dance, $50. Moose hall.
Alamo-Verde farm center, 7:45,
Verde school.
Junior Ten Thousand club, 1880,
club houSe.
b. p. o. E., No. 1925. Elks hall.
l. V. Council No. 81, 1880, Mas
onic Temple.
Barbara Worth RebekahS, s,
5S2 Main.
Troop IA, b. S. A., Scout hut.
Sea Scouts, 1880, headquarters.
Citizenship class, :. high school.
Community players, 1880, Bar
bara Worth.
TOMORROW
Kiwanis club. Barbara Worth.
Delphian, 1890, 1000 club.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-04-20
HOSTESS TO
BRIDGE CLUB

Mrs. Lyman P. Robertson, 1476
South Seventh street was hostess
TO her bridge club last night.
Bridge prizes went to Mrs. Joe
Wolfe Of BraWley and to Miss Ro-
maine Richmond for first and sec
ond high scores. The evening end
ed with the serving Of refresh
ments by the hostess.
Mrs. Hollis Wood Of Brawley was
d guest OF the club and members
present were Mesdames Lyman P.
Robertson, Melvin o. King. Bruce
Anderson, Bert Fawcett, Joe Wolfe,
Miss Romano Richmond and Miss
Margaret Lanier,
Imperial Valley press., 1933-04-20
PERU7AL
PnPaCPnPHT

Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Scouller are
leaving today for a visit to Preston.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Marshall
pan to spend the week -end in Ban
ming with Mrs. Marshall's rela-
lives. ~.
Mrs. Lawrence Kaford Of Pasa-
dana and her little son Larry, are
visiting Mrs. Kaford S mother, Mrs.
J. A. Marshall of Imperial. Mrs.
Kaford will be remembered by her
many valley friends as the former
Emily Marshall She plans to go
to Yuma tomorrow to meet Mr.
Kaford who has been on a trip
through the southwestern states.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Shaver,
who have been spending the winter
months in Oakland, arrived in Holt
vile recently and will spend some
time at their home here.
Mrs. Ross T. Hickcox of this city
gave the program yesterday for the
BraWley woman S club at the first
meeting held in their new club
house. She read Gilda Varesi IS en-
chanting comedy, "Enter Ma
dame". Mrs. Charles E. Anderson,
Mrs. r. J. Mcnamara, Mrs. r. L.
Hayden and Mrs. Frank Schonfeid-
er were guests Of the Brawley club
from Ell Centro.
Dickie Casey and Woodrow Welch
were the winners of the waltz con-
test at last night IS dance sponsor
ed by the V. F.. w. and held in the
Veterans Memorial hall. The con-
test will be continued next week.
Regular meeting of the Ell Centro
Community Players will take place
at 7:3O O'Clock tonight in the Bar
bara Worth hotel.
Camp Fire girls of FL Centro an
nounce that they will have table
outside the NJ. O. King Co. store
on Main street Saturday morning
at 9 a. m, April %, and will sell
home made doughnuts to raise
money for their treasury.
Delphian society will meet tomor-
row at 1920 a. m. in the Ten
Thousand club house for the BIZ
monthly meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-04-20
GiUe Your Skin
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face powder reproduces the tempt
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SOC and S100. Tax free. Glenn
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Imperial Valley press., 1933-04-20

Veterans hall and to which all
Auxiliary members are invited.
In addition to the district Of
ficers, two other distinguished
guests will be present; Mrs. Ber-
nice Keys, past junior depart
ment president and Mrs. Hazel
Sheely of El Centro, fifth area pres
ident
Ell Centro unit members who de-
sire to attend and who wish trans
portation are asked to call Mrs.
Fannie Kuhn.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-04-20
Will Broadcast
Black Beauty

Broadcast of the American HUI
name associations version of BLACK
Beauty is to take place Saturday,
April %, over station WIZ Of the
National Broadcasting Co. from
to $50 p. m. tEST), according to
announcement received today by
Mrs. Edna Morrison, secretary of
the local humane society.
Mrs. Morrison also announces
that the national association is
sponsoring a poster contest, first
prize for which will be $50. She
has written for further information
and as soon as she receives it, an
nouncement will be made through
the Press.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-04-20
MT. SIGNAL HOME DEPARTMENT
HAS BUSY ALL DAY MEETING

SORES which make this years mod
els so fascinating. Over 60 sleeve
patterns were cut, many quilt pat
terms were taken off ano Z hats
we're blocked.
During the afternoon it was de-
cided 20 form a quilting club, meet
ing once a month, to CONT on the
follow-up meeting date, the second
Wednesday in each month. 1t is
planned to quilt one quilt each
month and members will bring
quilts in the alphabetical order OF
their names. Mrs. j. c. Stuart was
appointed chairman and the next
meeting of the club will be held
with Mrs. c. C. Bogue. Since a
project leaders training meeting
comes May 4, the quilting club will
meet the first Wednesday of the
month. and the regular home de-
partment the third Wednesday IN
May. May II, with Mrs. c. c.
Bogue.
The following meetings were an
nounced: regional conference Apri.
y. the better home week meet
ng on April 26 at which time Miss
F1eda Smith, extension specialist
will visit the home of Mrs. J. c..
Stuart, D. w. Payne, Myrtle Havens
and c. W. DYER; the training meet
ing May 4 with Miss Hilda Faust.
extension specialist in charge and
the May meeting with low class
budgets as the project and with
Mrs. c. c. Bogue and Mrs. Pearl
Waggoner in charge.
Those present were Mesdames c.
H. H. Small, Daisy Dearborn, Earl
Trey, George Winwright, Earle G.
Davis. Z. P. Waggoner, Pearl Wag-
gcner. George Wicher. a Martin,
Marguerite Mahana, Bertha Hine,
Muriell Christian. George Russell,
J. c. Stuart, William Branden-
burg. Viola Peterson. E. L. Runner
NJ. NJ. Green. Alice Pollard, c. w
Brockman. R. D. Lane, Ruth Spring
er, c. c. Bogue, S. E. Elliott, Rol-
lie Clark, Harriet Downing, Miss
Ruby Brockman. Miss Ruth Brock
nan. Miss Enola Peterson, Miss
Imogene Peterson, and eight chill
dren.
At noon a delicious pot luck
luncheon was served.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-04-20
TONIGHT
AT MOOSE HALL

Both those who prefer old time
dances and those who prefer syn
copaticn will be suited at tonight's
dance to take place at $3.50 O'Clock
in the Moose hall
Modern dances will alternate
with OLD time dances and since \
fine orchestra is secured, everyone
is promised a fine time.
The public is extended a cordial
invitation tc be present.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-04-20

With Mrs. c. c. Bogue. vice
chairman in charge. Mt. Signal
home department had a busy all
day meeting helo yesterday at the
home of Mrs. c. H. H. Small, SIT
Len Rey avenue.
Clothing was the project fer the
day and the project leaders, Mrs.
j. C. Stuart and Mrs. Eva Nelson,
took charge. Particular interest
wash shown in the new dress acces-
Imperial Valley press., 1933-04-20
Junior Club To
Meet Tonight

Junior Ten Thousand club mem
bers will meet tonight at 7:3O
o clock in the club house for their
regular monthly meeting. Officers
will be elected and after the meet
ing bridge will be enjoyed, hostess
es being the social committee.
That group will also announce
plans for the ninety eight cent
dance which is being planned.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-04-20
GOLD FILINGS WILL DO

FORT WORTH, Tex. W.R)-Wor-
shippers at Magnolia avenue
Christian church here have been
asked to drop old dental crowns,
spectacle frames, watches, trinkets,
bric-a-brac, or old laces into the
collection plate.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-04-20
AuTlljd7'y Pep
Meeting Called

Mrs. Louise Waibel twenty-sec-
end district president, and the
district chairmen of departments
will be present at tonight's Aux
iliary pep meeting which will take
place at 8 o'clock in the Brawley
Imperial Valley press., 1933-04-20

More than 200 persons attended
the annual meeting Of the Santa
Barbara County Cattlenen's as
sociation held OF Los Alamos.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-04-20

Mr. and Mrs. S. c.. Scouller are
leaving today for a visit to Preston.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-21

A Steelton NAL al picerov! -
ktori vynikali v poslednych
troch rokoch, ako Lefty Free
man, Bushel Olenik, John Val
ley, Stefan Gondol, Jozef Hospo-
dar, Andrej Hospodar, Jozef
Brayer, Lefty Ohotnik a inf.
Lanskej sezony Steeltonu sa po-
dari1o dostat' Jana Knapika "a
spravcu, ktory hral v poslednej
polovici sezony. Knapik nebol
cudEfm v nasej lige,. lebo zacal
svoju lobdarsku karieru s Ian.
singvillcanmi, campionmi ligy '
1926 a Dol on vybornym hracom
j vtedy. Tohto mesiaca povyse-
ny boil "a spravcu caty a Steel
ton sa moze potl'apkat po pleci
ze dostal takeho hraea "a sprav-
Gu. Knapik je najziad1cnejsfnl
hracom v Youngstowne a lfge
AA tr. bude vel mi chybovat'
Ale ztrata pre- AA ligu jet W.
hrou pre- Slovenskd ligu. SPRAY
com Steeltoncanov v rokoch 1881
a 1882 Dol Jan Kerestur. Teraz
bude ich obchodnym spravcom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-21

Novt pr&6 j. reirordne nfxlksj
ceny M Maytagovu v5bornost'

Prostriedkom aprfla, Maytag
epolocnost oznamila novt pracf
stroj "a cenu, ktora je velkym
prekvapenfm Y obchode. v prf-
prave ma uvedenie tohto pr&6a
ma trh ' celej krajine, robota 70
vel'kej Maytag tovarni ' New
ton, Iowa, ide plnou silou, xeby
kazdy obchodnfk Dol zasobeny-
mi, ked' sa oznamky zjavia V Ca
|sopisoch.
vyzorom, novy Model 10 50
vel mi podoba inym Maytag mo-
delom a vidno, ze nfzka jeho ce-,
ma nebola dosiahnuta kompromi-
sami ' kvalite, ale novymi dspo-
rami vo vyrobe.
Okr1hly dvojbarevny safel je
hodneho objemu a ma tiez dobre
znamy Maytagov ''gyrafoam"
pohyb a zonp pre- usadliny. u
zavrety pohon je standardu
Maytagovho a opatreny silnym
elektrickym motorom o stvrt'
konskej sile. Pohodln4 auto IT,
pu paka zacne a zastavf pranie
a voda 20 safla sa vypustf gra-
vitacnou cievou, ako ma predo-
slych modeloch.
Zmfkac je Maytagov, celo-
kovovym ramon, obkl 'ucuj1cim
i samo-obratitel'n1 platnicku.
Diva vel'ke ohebne gumov6 val
ce majd samocinny tlak a richly
odpon tlaku. Tento prac ma sty-
ri slime nohy, dobre posilnene a
vystrojene s l'ahko iddci kolies-
kami. Vrchnak ma safli ma XII u
cku ma oboch stranach manifesto
jednej ma stredku, Go je viditel'- :
ma vyhody pri zodvihani vrch.
naku. Ako inc Maytag prace, i
tento mono dostat' vystrojeny
s gazolinovym Multi.motorom,
pre- domacnosti, kde MET elek-
triny.
Predavaci Maytagov s1 odu-
sevneni mad tymto novym mode
lom. Je krasny, mocny, vybor-
ny a cena znamenite pasuje k
dnesnym obchodntm pomerom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-21

Dneska, Steelton 81 odchoval
svojich vlastnych hracov. takze
nemusejd ist' do Sharon a inych
pennsylvanskych miest "a hrac-
mi. Ma Juraja Kacmera jedne-
no 2 nastavaj1cich vynikaj1cich
hracov, ktory vel'mi dobre bije
lobdu a je i fajnym hracom vo
vnltornom poll. Stefan Berdis
nepotrebuje pochvaly. On rychlo
obdva cizmy Lefty" Byaka.
jan Behan je nebezpecnym pri
bitf lobby, on pochoval nadeie
nejednej caty tych troch 70.
koch, Go hra lobdu. Larry Dolak
vyborne lapa. ma uz asi desat'-
roend zk1senost' a m0ze 81 what
ma starost' ktorehokol'vek pi-
cera. Gajan, Gondol, Ohotnik.
Stefan a Jozef Martinko, Mar
tin Vidis, Joe Adams a mnohi i
nj hotuj1 sa priniest' Ease Steel.
tonu eampionstvo. Steelton dal
|lfge najlepsfch udieracov lobby
cez tri roxy. Roku 1890 Behan
vyhral korunu. Andrej Bernard
nasledoval v 1881 vysledkom,
ze Dol vyprobovany viacerymi
mensfmi profesionalnymi lfgami.
Lanskej sezony Juraj Fox, BY
valy lansingvillsky hrac dial sa
medzi Steeltoncanov a koruna
trafenia lobby sla jemu. Musf
byt' j nieco Wac ma Borts hrisku
nezli len st'astie. Steelton 81 vie
odchovat' vybornych hrAcov.
A hovoriac bitf lobby, podi-
waite sa ma rekordy Kacmera,
Behana Berdisa ktori nahro-
madili zavideniahodny rekord
800 "a tri roxy. To je rekord,
ktory bude akiste, stat "a dlhsf
cas-. Kacmer a Berdis s1 dvaja
20 Slovenskej lfgy, ktorf maj1
|najlepsie vyhlady ku probe vo
vaesich ligach, ackopvek Miku-
la, Vrable, PARENT, Stokovsky,
Olenik, Fox a Bator sd tiez "a
hrnuti ma sozname skautov vel'-
kych lfg. Tu je rekord troch
Isteeltonskych hracov, ktori dali
wac ako svoj podiel ku udrza-
niu svojej caty ma vrchu:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-21

PREPtsfAJt RoBoTNicTvo
Sprava uhol'nych banf Han
dlovej podala krajinskemu ira.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-21

Vel'ke veci dialy sa v 9. sto-
lett u nasich slovenskych pred.
kov. Slovanski apostolovia sv.
Cyril a Metod tu deinkovali. Tu
ustrojili slovansk1 cirkev a slo-
vansk1 pisemnost', take dolezi-
te pre- vyvin Slovanstva. Inici-
atorom vel'keho diela Dol panov-
mix Rastislav, ale pre- krest AN
stvo naroda d6lezity krok uz
pred Rastislavom urobil tu Pri-
bina vystavenfm v Nitre chra-
mu, ktory vysvatit' prisiel SOL
nohradsky archbishop Adalram.
Zakladanie, ,tvorenie statu je
vec, pri ktorej jedno sa stavia,
druhe b1ra. 2 Nitry, ably bola
jednota, teda len jedna hlava,
Pribina musel byt' Mojmfrom
odstraneny, ale on tvoril, vel'-
kolepe staval d'alej chramy u
Slovakov "a Dunajom, a tym
vykonal vel'k1 vec. Tak1 vel'k1,
ze slovanska cirkev, znebezpece-
ma u Svatopluka, mala moznost'
zachranit' sa "a Dunajom, a od-
tial' dostala sa ku Slovanstvu
ma juhu ma vychode.
Pribinov chram Nitre lie
zvlastna pamiatka, a biskup DIR.
Karol Kmet'ko ujal sa krasnej
veci, ked' 1930ho roku zacal u.
pozornovat', Re chram ' Nitre
je 1100rocny. Zacal robit' prf-
pravy ku sviatkus slovenskemu,
slovanskemu.
Ano, uz 193O-ho. Ale Y trme-
vrme este neustAlentch pome-
ROY vec nitrianskym biskupom
podniknuta zprvu nepokrocila-
AZ teraz, 20. marca, ma porade
" Nitre -osvietent pan Kmet'ko
nj mohol oznamit',, ze 11OO-roc-
ma pamiatka slovensk& bude ga
swift Y Nitre toho rokn Cd Il.
augusta. Sviatok bude celon6-
rodnt q celoStatny. v1ada re.
lpubliky ustanovila pre- sviatok
protektor6t styroch ministerstvf
q na Cello prfpravneho vyboru
vysiela krajinskeho prezidenta
pana Jozefa Orsz6gha.
Podrobnt program sl&vnosti
ust6li 50 Gin najskorej. Po de.
dinach eeleho Slovenska prime
ranym sp6sobom popredku budti
SO konat' pousenia 3 onitrianskom
sviatku. Prfpravy ' samej Nitre
zacnd = tim, xe diyadelnf O.
lehotnfci 81 s. aprfla aahraj6 od
dr. IysnA te1c III n Nv
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-21
now STATNY ZkKoN
o PETfOIACH vYNEsENf

Y stAtnej zakonodarni vyne-
seny a guyernerom podpisany
boil zakon, podl'a ktoreho cirku-
lovanie petfcii a referendum
bhde obl'ahcene. ZAkon dovo-
l'uje, aby falosne vpisane mena
molly byt' vytrete z petfcie a O.
statne mena ponechane "a plat
n6. Dl'a doterajsieho zakona,
ked' bolo iedno memo ma petfcii
chybne alebo falosne, vsetky me-
nj boly vyhoden4.
Mento xAkon vyneseny bol
|hlsyne a, xiadest, Youngstown
81.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-21

ako bude zavedena prohibfcia po
celom svete: v Amerike, v Afri-
ke a pritom Mispulka vykrfkne,
ze al Australia. Pritom vsak
yoda, ktord neprehltnul, vybdsi
mu dst do tvari p. Tlacenku.
Tento, ked' sa spyta: "Cloveee,
60 robitei' Mispulka odpo.
vie, ze "a to nemoze, ze sa mu
z vody vlny narobily!
Nesvera pride, stroj je demon
strovany a eSte raz 81 vypijd
(vody). Rozpravajt 50 d'alej a
tn zbadajd, ako sa Mispulka kr-
ii, ami coby trpel najukrutnej-
sie bopasti. Vsetci povstavajt
eco sa to len s Mispulkom sta
lo" Aida ho ranila mrtvica
Pani Tlacenkova prileti, ze to
listotne bud1 cierne kiahne. Ale
ami to, ami to-. Viete, 10 sa sta.
lloi Mispulka prehltnul vodu!
/ tn je hryvok len 2 jedneho
|vystupu. Prfd 'te ma predstavenie
q vid'te, zkdste, kol'ko sa mo
|zete nasmiat' ma jednom pred
Istavenf A to neni vSetko. Pe
lpredstavenf bude tanecn& z6ba
Iva. Tax nezabddaite ma sobotr
lvecer, q. aprila. Prid'te do So
kolovni "a Washington St., kd.
dude predstayenl fra5ka y trocl
deipty6eh s Diev6a pre ,ySetk 3
4 sse sss IES Issgs sES I II
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-21

zalSte mlmOvOI ne vyrlekOl prav
du, lebo tt najpredpojatejsi
Pudia maj1 lucida intervalla.
Heslo "niet slovenskeho naro-
da' vyhlasuje "a spupn6. Zial' ,
vsak len vraj Uhrach. Mysli-
te, panovia, ze co bolo tam spup-
ne, v CSR uz ME je spupnei A
predsa terax toto heslo a. nie-
len HASA, ale 50 uskutotnuje a
Y meme toho hesla sa p&chajd
vsetly tie Hivdy na slovenslku,
ktor6 vybi6ovaly nespokojnost
u do najvys6ej lrajnosti, pra.
We preto je sa Go obavat', ze bu-
de mat al tie iste nasledky, axe
malo Uhrach.
Fantom 6echoslovalkixmu
Ottawa tato je tym opodstat.
nenejsia, ze tym heslom So Slo-
vensko poskodzuje i vo veci mai
citlivejsej, totiz zotrocujs - ho'
spod&r1ky.
Tu spomenul senator Buday
hospodarske krivdy Slovenska,
konStatoval fakt, ze o nezamest.
nanJch y CechAch q ma Morave
je dobre postarane, kym neza.
mestnanf ma Slovensku takmer
dplne odpadli Cd podpory. (Tu
|nyldza senator Buday krikl'a.
Is r els1Eo chllri ~ okrauJ
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-21

v Cechach d ma Morave q kcl'-
ko ma Slovensku No podporu ne
zamestnanych). Dalej zaoberal
ga este nemoznou nasou devfzo-
YOU poiitikou a dokoncil svojr
rec nasledovne:
A vsetky tieto krivdy ma slo
venslxu dejd 80 k voi fantomu
narodnej jednoty ceskosloven
sksj.
Marine s1 vsak vsetky snany
Idea n&rodnej jednoty cesko
slovenskej nikdy nezvit'azi, lie.
bo je proti prirode. Narod slo.
vensky ju nikdy neuznaval. u
znavali ju nanajvys desiatky
jednotlivcov vedenf osobnymi a
lebo inymi pohn1tkami. skodi
t& snaha i Slovanstvu. Jak pek
ne by to bolo, keby nasa repub'
lika spravedlivym riesenim ces.
ko-sloyenskej otazky sl1zila "a
vzor ostatnym slovanskym ma.
rodom, ako majn nazfvat' v sho.
de svornosti. - Nasa terajsia
politika k jestvumcim dosiai
slovanskym sporom, axe s1 spol
rusko-pol sky, pol 'sko-ukrajin.
sky, ukrajinsko-rusky, horvat-
skosrbsky, pridala este spol
novy eesko-slovensky.
Zial'no pomysliet' ma to.
A ked'ze terajsia vlada je '
sluzbe toho pomyleneho smeru
.doverovat' v nej nemozeme ma
znak nedovery nou predostretj
statny rozpocet neodhlasujeme
(Potlesk.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-21
IA Iva v RAKvI.


Obyvatel'stvo obce Vel'ky Sa-
ris je vzrusene prfhodou 8O-r.
stareny Marie Gerhaltovej. Sta
rena totiz, cftiac blfzky koniec,
dala 81 vyhotovit' rakev, ME-
kol'ko vencov, kdpila 81 biely
zavoj a l'ahla 81 do. rakve, aby
vyzkdsala, ii sa jej bude pohodl-
ne lezat'. Prave vtedy prisla k
nej ista predavacka, ktora, vi
diac v rakvi vzpriamen1 stare
nu, tax 50 narakala, ze omdle-
la. Starena 0 niekol'ko dnf ma
to vskutku umrela.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-21

topluka |" Pri pripravkeh v8-
bee pan bisknp hodn6ho pomoc-
nfka ma y okresnom n&6elnfko-
Vi nitrianskom, panu Halachym.
Bude, bude to sviatok, akeho
vyznam Y narode hodno spomi-
nat.
Jossf 6kult6ty.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-21
sJAzD sLAvIANsKYUH
IEKAROv.

Sjazd slovansktch lekarov bu-
de Y septembri t. r. ' Poznani
v Pol'sku. Oeak&va ga, xe sa ma
sjazde zdcastnf do 5000 lekA-
row 20 slavianskych krajin.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-21
ZPRAVA SPOLKU "APOSTO
Low STRIEDMOSTI".

/ Z
komicky vystup atp., ocakava
sa, Re bude to predstavenie, ma
ktorom sa hodne nasmejeme, a.
lie mnoho krat sa pri tom skla-
meme, Go malo byt' predsta.
venim ma smiech, nasli SINE v
nom malo smiesneho. Dramati-
cky kr1zok Sboru 146. s. T. J..
Sokol WbezpeGuje kazdeho, ze
nebude moot povedat', ze sa
nenasmial dost' pri predstaveni
"Dievca pre- vsetko.''
V hre "Dievea pre- vsetko"
kazda dloha je komicka, takze
MET vystupu,. ba mozem pove.
dat vety, kde by obecenstvo
mohlo zabudndt', ze prislo ma
predstavenie sa nasmiat'.
Mnohi navstevnici slovenskych
divadiel tuna pamataj1 sa ma
predstavenie "Charleyova tet-
ka" a pamatajd ma Pavla Sher-
fela v hlavnej 1lohe. CT ste sa
pri tom nenasmiali Wac ako
dost'? Pamatate sa ma Alberta
Smreka vo viacerych predstave-
mach sokolskych, v 1lohach de-
dinskeho hlasnika cigana v
"Maliarecke"? Nenasmiali ste
sat Pamatate sa ma Pavla Ha-
bovskeho, vzdy figliar, hunc1t,
w 1lohach dedinskeho mladenca.
Mnoho raz ste sa 2 jeho vystra-
jania, ffgl'ov, small. Jan Sher-
fel je novy herec tohoto kr1zku,
ale kto no pozna hned' sa mu
zapaci jeho humor SINE sami
boli prekvapenf, ako previedol
svoju dlohu, ked' tato hra bola
prvy raz predstavena.
Pamatate sa ma Stefana Kat
rosa, tilohach zida a|ebo opil-
ca' M6ze niekto ma tejto oko-
lici lepsie zastupovat' taketo T.
lohy! Hociktory z tychto rozo-
smeje obecenstvo len 60 ma ia
visko vystdpi.
v minulych predstaveniach,
ked' jedon alebo dvaja tychto
zastavali smiesnu tilohu, boil
sme istf, ze tn al bude smiechn.
A al bolo. A kol'ko no bude ked'
vsetkych dame spolu do spolku
striedmosti! Uist'ujem citatel'ov
ze nikdy predtym nebolo ma jed.
nom predstaveni tol'ko smiechu,
ako no bude 20. aprila.
Pavel Habovsky (Vrtula), Jan
lSherfel (Klobaska), elenovia
|Spolku Striedmosti navstfvia
tretieho elena, Pavla Sherfela
(pana Tlacenku) q privedd no.
veho elena Alberta Smreka mi.
|spulku) 2 ttchto Styroch dvajs
4lsd vynalezcovia. Mispulka w.
naSiel zdravotne pl'uvAtko a p
i 1Tlacenka stroj ma liecenie opil.
cov, ktort prave prisli obzriet
Ked' p. Tlaeenka chce preuka
zat' svoj stroi, .zavola ma Ne.
Svern (stefana Katrosa), ktorJ
lvzdy pride nat'ahan5 as de
monStr6ciou e. pokracuje. Gle
novia vtSmenovaneho spolkr
lcakajd na NeSvern q 50 rozpra
yaj6. Pan macenka pripomenie
l1e By mali d aj vypit' (vody)
Ked' apottolovia striedmosti po
cuj6, ze len vody, spustia nosy
nuS ale neamh pohrdnut' ! w
'Ipijf a ! tel sdravej vod ! ~
saj6 Ss 4 4