davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Montana labor news., 1933-02-16
JANUARY DIVIDENDS, $17s,s3e,s 4s

The millions of jobless men and women, whom those
who own and control industry refuse to employ on the
claim that they cannot make a profit out of the work
ers, should not be downcast over their sad condition.
The owners are not doing so badly. Reliable statistics
from that source of uselessness known as Wall Street
declare that during January 739 corporations declared
dividends amounting to the coy little sum of S178,-
1886, 349.
The Senate Committee on Manufactures declares that
the garbage-can standards of relief for the unemployed
result in "malnutrition both for adults and children"
with the consequent undermining of their health and
morale.
But why should the jobless worry about such trifles?
Surely some of our people must bask in the sunshine of
prosperity. And who have a better right to that sun
shine than those whose contribution to the manufacture
of wealth consists in writing their names on the back of
checks?
Montana labor news., 1933-02-16
THE MONTANA LABOR NEWS

look out for others as essential to looking out for
themselves.
"This first step is to assure every individual the
right to earn a living. Unless there soon is evidence
of this kind Of leadership can patience endure?
Even under the present conditions some mills
are working their employees 55 and 60 hours a week.
The result is to encourage price declines and ruinous
competition destructive to the standards of legitimate
industry. In this situation in which the complete col
lapse of our business institutions is involved organized
society has by its very nature authority to take the
necessary action"
Montana labor news., 1933-02-16
BARRING
NE E
E NEGRO PLAY

of
Negroes, who form more than rs per
cent of the population of the national
capital, from the National Theatre
when "Green Pastures" is being pre-
scented there, has been formally pro-
tested by Marc Connolly, author, and
Rowland Stebbins, producer Of the
famous play. In a joint letter to the
National Theatre management they
say that if this exclusion is enforced,
they will do all in their power to see
that no future productions in which
they are interested shall be shown at
this playhouse.
Montana labor news., 1933-02-16
IT'S A GREAT SYSTEM
Ry IQHN PAINE Eadaratad prosa

Monterey, Mass, paid all its bills and had $4,000 in
cash left over in 1882.
And that, dear readers, is NEWS, with a capital N.
Greece lost a prospective citizen when Vice-Pres. Ern-
est J. Stevens of the Illinois Life Insurance Co. was ar
rested in Chicago.
utilities.
IN. Y. Life Insurance Co. aids farmers; orders sus-
pension of mortgage foreclosures" screamed headlines
recently.
Sure, the farmers do the work and the big guns get
the credit.
One of Americas supersalesmen suggests that a sales
man be put into the cabinet Of the president as secretary
of public morale.
Furthermore, he suggests that the man for the job
would be one "by nature and training halfway between
Andrew Mellon and the Salvation Army"
Bet he means BERTHE Hoover.
Achieving the Impossible.
The Chicago Board Of Education secretly decided to
cut wages of teachers and other employees in order to
balance the budget.
vided by 2 is still zero.
Harvard announces new topics in courses in education
dealing with current problems Of economy and curtai-
ment of programs in public schools because of reduced
funds.
The State of Alabama doesn't have to give courses;
just closed the schools in half the counties at the end
of the ~half-year.
Japan can offer spirituality to America and to the
entire western world" says Yosuke Matsuoka, Japanese
delegate to the League of Nations.
They're just displaying a little spirituality in Man.
churia and north China now, on the point of a bayonet.
***
"America's greatest problem is how to find parking
space. u Friday, famous Wall st. economist.
Down, Down, Down.
Cheer up, France; you're only going into the hole at
the rate of $45, 600 an hour.
The good old U. S. A. deficit is increasing at the rate
Of 100000 an hour.
Montana labor news., 1933-02-16
WHO
COUCED WORKERS
MUST u N D

fire
from District officials, when union
workers complained that they were re-
quired to sign away $1.05 of their
S1.75 an hour wages for Investment
in a fraudulent real estate deal, the
Industrial Engineering & Construc-
ton Co. has been forced to agree to
this money to 100 building me-
chanics and laborers. The mount
invested" as the price of drawing 70
cents an hour in cash was $1,000 be-
fore the authorities stopped it.
Montana labor news., 1933-02-16
A NEW KIND OF BANK PRESIDENT

The annual report of John R. Waller, president Of the
International Bank, Washington, D. c., to the stockhold-
|ers of the bank is an unusual document. Instead of at
tempting to hide the facts regarding the business and
labor situation, which is the ordinary practice of bank
presidents Mr.. Waller takes off the lid and gives the
the plain undisguised facts.
Pointing out that public confidence has been largely
destroyed, but that there is hope in the ability of the Ad-
ministration which takes over control of the Government
in March to do something constructive, Mr.. Waller gives
the following analysis of the situation:
"An emergency more serious than war ~confronts
the country, and the people have placed their hopes
in a new leader. Unless cures rather than p~aliatives
are made effective, debtors face bankruptcy and
creditors face reputation; unemployment will in
crease and debtors, creditors and governments alike
will drift into insolvency.
"a year ago this Nation looked hopefully to emer-
gency legislation creating the Reconstruction FL
nance Corporation, the Federal Home Loan Bank
and other measures, to bring about a gradual re-
covery. These agencies have proved Intellectual,
and public faith has been further impaired. Nearly
fifteen million workers are out of employment, and
the boosted standards of American wages and liv-
ing have almost disappeared. AS a result, the fiber
of the Nation is being gradually weakened, but the
depression is compelling the people to cooperate
for their mutual protection. They now realize that
no magical process will bring this crisis to an end.
"At the present time no commodities that are grown
or mined can be sold at a profit. 1t is imperative
that the purchasing power of the people, and espec-
tally that of the farmer, be restored. The profitable
ness of all enterprise, the relief of unemployment
and the stability of the government itself, are de-
pendent upon this being done"
Turning to the billions and billions of dollars of pri-
vate and public debts which those who control industry
and governments have saddled on the people, Mr.. Waller
declares:
IAN examination of production and indebtedness
in the United States establishes the startling fact
that for years our debts have been increasing at a
rate faster than production, and both of them faster
than the ratio of population. In 1929 the national in
come was nearly ninety billion dollars, while in 1882
it was below forty billion, about equal to the tax
levies together with interest on private indebtedness.
We have reached a point when the total income of
the people is insufficient to pay interest and taxes"
Mr.. Waller is to be congratulated for the frank and
truthful statement of the ruin which those who own and
control industry have brought to the American people.
is regrettable that more bank presidents do not apply
his policy and tell the truth to their stockholders.
Montana labor news., 1933-02-16

critics fore and aft, has been engaged in the patriotic
business of buying power from the aforementioned
Muscle Shoals plant for one-fifth of a cent per kilowatt
and selling it for IL cents a kilowatt.
Electric power patriotism is evidently a profitable
undertaking.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-03-24
oD VYBoRU VZkJOMNEJ
POMOCI SLOW. Lt0Y.

Bratia, sestry, bud'te trpe-
liyi.
Zname su nam vase trapenia
a bolesti. Radi by sme vam ich
hned' ul'avili. Ale odkial 'ze
vezmeme k tomu potrebne pro.
striedky9 tt zamoznejsi dat
nechcu a chudobni dayaju, kop
ko postradat' vladzu. Neveri-
te? Pozrite. "a minule diva tyz-
dne doslo devat' ziadosti o Sat
stvo a obuv pre- % dospelyych O.
sob pre- Al dietok. A daroy
lasky9 Pre- troch dospelych a
devat' dietok. Tazko je to DELFT /,
t'azko zasielat'!
Co robit'? Znova a znova vo-
lame, prosime Slovakov j Slo-
venky sdcitneho srdca: pomoz-
te,. podporte hynucu svojet' |!
Date kol'ko mozete a co dat
mozete. Dairy lasky zaslite na
adresu: Slovak League Relief
Fund, P. 0. Box 996, Pitts
burgh, Pa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-03-24
oZNk1MNIE vKL'KoNod-
NEJ sPovEDI &. 500. KJ.

Spolok Sv. Cyrilla a Metho-
da, Cislo $50. I. K. s. ]. ozna-
muje syojim ldom, ze spolok
pristupi ku vel 'konocnej sv.
spovedi V sobotu, /. aprila po-
poludni a vecer V nasledujdci
den, 2. aprila ,rano in cerpere
ku sv. prijimaniu a sice q pol 8.
iodine. Sv. omsa bude sl6Sena
"a ziyych q mrfvJeh .idov q "a
roven tiez prosime tJch redi-
GOV, ktori majd svoje dietky Y
Cisle 522. NJ. O., X. j., aby ich
poslali ku sv. spovedi jak vyie
udano. Kazdy I'D je ziadany do,
stavit' Sd na ureity Gas Jestli
TAX neutmi; tax must 81 zadov&-
zit' spovedny listok Cd duchov-
neho d ma najblizstj schodzi od-
dat hd preaasedovi spolku.
Andrsi TArap6ak, preds.
Joxsf Hixnaj, zapisnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-03-24
vAzNE oZNAMENIE Z. 731.
!. Il. s. J.

Cislo 731. I. K. S. j. bude od-
byvat' svoju riadnu schodzu ma
26. marca g.. hodine po obede
a preto povolava svojich vset-
kych 1dov, aby prisli na sch6-
dzu, lebo vybor bude podavat'
zpravu, co Dol Cleyelande o.
hl'adom tych, ktori sd vySe IS
rocni a ohl'adom tych, ktori W.
brali pozicky sl pozadu teraz
S platenim prispevkov. TAX pre-
to tento vybor povolava vset-
kych ldov, aby prisli ho vypo-
cut, menovite ii ldovia, ktori
maji nejaky dlh, mech pridu na
kazdy pad, lebo ten vybor Dol
vynenovany ohTadom Mich, a.
by sa i'm dajako pomohlo, ak
je mono.
Joxsf Dutko, zapisnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-03-24
HAsELToN BASEBALL
CLUB TO HOLD DANCE

Members Of the Haselton
Baseball Club have completed
their plans for their tvictory
Dance to be held April 26th
at st. Nicholas Hall, Cor. Will
son and Haseltine.
Peter Fingers and his Silver
Diamonds orchestra will pro-
vide the musical program from
$3.50 to 1890. The proceeds
to be used to defray expense Of
a baseball team for the coming
summer.
Johnny Flash, Stephen Ma
eek, Paul j. Chuey and John
j. Ha1nrock are the selected
chairmen and will be assisted
by their fellow members.
The club cordially invites the
public to attend the social at.
fair.
Society News Reporter.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-03-24
SOCIETY NEWS
YOUNGSTOWN rALcolgs,
BRANCH 16o 4 WREATH
l07, onGANIxkD a CLUB

The Young Sokols Of Branch
15s and Sokolky Of Wreath 107
met recently with the purpose
of organizing 4 Falcon Club.
The meeting was opened By
our president Of the Sokol
Branch 159. He instructed the
group present to follow the,
principles Of the Slovak Sokols
and foster better athletic rela.
tions. A committee on rules
and regulations was selected,
composed Of the following per-
sons: Mr.. Joseph Peracki, Mr..
Michael Murar, Mr.. Stephen
Ritz, Mr.. John Oleyar and Mr..
Joseph Hamroek; Miss Mario.
rie Repasky and Miss Betty
Ritz.
Mr.. Michael Bartos was elect
ed as temporary presiding
chairman and Stephen Ritz as
temporary secretary.
Steve Ritz,
Pub. Editor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-03-24
sokoLsKY KARTOvY
VECIERoK.

.4s Il. a
u tejto nedeli vecer, dina rs.
marca, Sbor 146. s. 4. j. Sokol
usporiada vel'ky kartovy We
cierok vo syojej Sokolovni na
Washington st.
CT. siovenske obecenstvo u
ctive povolavame na tento We.
cierok. Povolavame kazdeho,
kto sa rad v karty zabavi. Budu
rozdane pekne ceny tym, ktori
budd najlepsi hraei, a bude da-
ma al dverova cena. Ku tomu
vybor prichysta dobre zakus.
ky.
Teda este raz vas prosime a
pripominame, aby ste neza bud
Ii prist' teraz ma nedel'u vecer
do Sokolovni sa zabavit'.
Vtbor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-03-24
SOKOL A. O. EASTER,
DANCE, APRIL II
Pub. Editor.

The Sokol A. G.. will hold
their annual Easter Dance, on
Monday, April II at the Home
wood Ave. hall. A well.known
orchestra will play and provide
a special program at intermis-
sion. The dance is public.
John Holeckc is chairman Of
the dance, assisted by Jack
Burr, John and Stephen Feren-
chak, George Motosko, Joseph
Gonda, Michael Olenik, Carl
Holt, Paul and Stephen Olenik,
John Janci and AL Kulik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-03-24
ozNAMENIE VEL'KONot-
NEJ spovEDI soKoLIEK
v CAMPBELL.

Venice 131. Katolickych So.
koliek v Campbell pristdpi ku
svatej spovedi ma bud1cu sobo-
tu, to jest 25. marca a v nede-
l'u, pri vel 'kej sv. omsi ku sv.
prijimaniu in korpore. Kazda
sestra je ziadana sa dostavit
ku spovedi, lebo bude pokuto-
vana dl'a stanov.
Taktiez v nedel'u, 26. marca
0 2. pc obede bude So odbyvat'
stvrt t'rocna schodza. Sestry sd
ziadane, aby sa dostavily v maj
vacsom pocte, lebo name vakne
yeci ma pretras. Som s 1ctou,
Maria Mrax, spravkyna.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-03-24
RtAnNA scHopxA sTx1L-
ToNsK1Ho KLUBU.

Ma buducu nedel ", dna Is,
marca, vecer Q pol 8. hodine
bude riadna mesaSna schodza
Slovsnskeho Klubu, ' iniestne-
sti pod kestolom Najsv. Mena
Jetis. Udovia 50 ziadani. aby
prilli ' dim najvic1om pocte, q
ME len ddevia. ale al ii, ktori
este aeprhldchaji dc klubu.
Nasa kampan petrva eite iedon
rnesiac, q potom budete ux pla.
tit viacej.
Ma schodzi budems mat slo-
venskych recnikov, PIP. Stefana
Slifku, jana Basistu . jana G,
Kocisa.
JoSsf 0ravsc, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-03-24
1lPAsKY sPRAvcoM
HASELTONsKEJ 6ATY

Stefan Repasky Dol znovu,
vymenovany "a spravcu base
ballovej eaty Haselton Dodgers
ktora mala dspesnl sezpnu lar
skeho roku, vyhrajdc l9 : 81
hier Y prvom roku hrania orga-
nizovaneho basebal1u. Jan Elias
q Pavel Chuey boil zvoleni sta.
rat 50 Q obchodne zaleSitosti
caty toho leta.
Tato haseltonska eata bude
posilnen4 toho roku Michalom
Repaskym a Janom Palahuni-
chom, Dodgers budd Ease mat
Andreja Garear, Jana Hamrak,
Pavla Chuey a M. SimGaka,
takxe cata bude mat zabezpece-
ny zdar V tejto sezone. Nick
Hanuschak, Jan Garcar a e.
Olenik budh picermi a Hetmen-
ski Elias budl lapat'.
Haselton Dodgers budu mat
taneGnl zabavu v stredu, 26. a.
prila V prospech caty, v hale
Sv. Nikolaja, kedy bude dane
al SIS majitel'oyi st'astneho ci-
sla.
Budlca schodza bude sa od-
bvvat' V nedel'u, rs. marca.
Zpravodaj.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-03-24
JIu-sAW PARTY or ST.
NICHOLAS Y. n. CLUB

The st. Nicholas Young
Mems Club will sponsor a Jig.
Saw party on Wednesday.
March 20, in the church audi
torium, corner Haseltine and
Wilson AYES. Prizes will be
awarded and refreshments serv-
ed. John Vanasack, chairman,
is planning to present a nam.
moth floor show: Michael Do
lenic. John Kohl, Michael Pla-
ney, George Gulovicil, and
Michael Sharshan comprise the
committee.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-03-24

sldnoin, podplsanom troma itit
mi Malej dohody q. majs 1929
V Belehrade, 50 obnovujl ! ne.
obmedzenym trvanim.
II. Tento pakt bude ratifiko-
vany q jeho ratifikacie vyme-
mend budd Y Prahe, najposdej-
Sic pri najbliisej roehej povin,
nej sch6dzke. Platnost' nado.
budne dion vymeny ratlfika.
eli.
Ma svedomie tohoto shor8
inenovanl splnomocnenci podpi-
sail tento pakt. Dane v Zensve,
dna Is. febrnara 1888 V trech
slhlasnych vyhotoyeniach. DR..
Eduard Benes, Y. r., N. Titules-
Gu V. r., B. Jevtie v. r.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-03-24
OzNAMENIE s0KoLoM 15a.
sBoRU v HAsILToN

a lr i y =
Oznamujem ct. bratom Soko-
lom Sboru 159., ze V sobotu,
25. marca po obede a vecer pri.
stlpime X sv. spovedi a v nede-
l'u, 25. marca rano pri prvej
sv. omsi ku sv. prijimaniu. Ku
prijimaniu pristlpi sa in kor-
pore. Ziada sa, aby kazdt I'D
vykona| tito krest'ansku po-
vinnost'. Zdar Bob!
Michal ]. Bartos,
spravca.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-03-24
PAPEz zBfIERNIL PosTY
PRE- tsR.

Ma ziadost' biskupoy, zmier.
nil papez ma 5 rokov predpisy
o p6ste. Post Cd masa je prepi-
sany ma kazdy piatok. Jest
msso je vsak dovolene, jestli
piatok pripadne M zasvateny
sviatok alebo ma %. marca, S.
julia, 8. augusta, rs. q 81. de-
cembra, pot'azne ma 5tatne svia-
tky /. mdja = %. oktobra. Cd
postu sd oslebodeni vsetci tax
ko pracujlci, uz ii duSevne, ci
telesne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-03-24
DO LASKAvEJ PozORNosTI
tpoM sPoLKU TATRA
v HAs1LToNE.

Hsseltonsky Spolok Tatra
oznamuje svojim ddom, aby
kaxdy riadne chodieval ma sch6
DE, aby znali, 0 com sa pojed-
naya.
Ma rocnej sch6dzi sme opra.
viii nase stanovy. I'd, ktory
ma stare stanovy, mech sa dl'a
Mich nedrzi, lebo cd /. janua-
ra' 1888 s1 uz ME platns. Kaz-
dy I'D ma doniest stare stano.
Wy na budlcu schodzu, podl'a
odhlasovania rocnej schodze.
Name zdpisnicu, ktora je nasi-
mi starovami, dokiaP 81 ich da-
me vytlacit : v knizke. A to bu-
de skorej jako ME.
Dalej 50 oznamuje ddom, lie
ktori dlhuju $4,W a vyse a ne
majd zaplateno $50 este 3 roku
1882 I AMI neplatia teraz, ze sa
i'm noviny zastavia okolo maja.
To sme zrobili ma rocnej scho-
dzi, tax sa toho drkme.
Ktorf Idovia sa prest'ahova.
Ii ziadani sd, aby svoju novl
adresu podali 1ctovnikovi.
s bratskym pozdravom
Martin I.in1ra nrndsnde
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-03-24
Ro6Nk sCHoDzA sT. JOHN
CIVIC CLUBU v CAMPBELL.

st. John Civic Club bude Wy.
drziavat' roend sch6dzu dina 26.
marca presne 0 pol osmej vecer
pod kostolom.
Urad tohto klubu ziada svo-
jich ddov, aby So dostavlli ma
td sch6dzu d nielen ldov, ale j
vsetkych osadnikov tejto osa-
dy, ktori dovrsii 81. rok. Kaz.
dy bude vitany, kto pride. To
sa newt t'ahuje len Ma muxov, L.
lie zeny, slovom ma vsetkych O.
sadnikov q osadnfcky.
A zaroven vyzyva svojich IL
dov a tiez tyych, ktori pracujl
"a tento klub, aby sa pricinili a
priviedli so sebou j novych u
dov, zeby mas bolo viacej, aby
to uz nejak vyzeralo inaksie v
tom nasom klube. Len pona.
ystevujte svojich susedov a pri-
ved'te ich tam ma sch6dzu. Len
sa trosku pricinme q uvidite.
ze to p6jde. ia yiem, ze dosta-
meme vselijake odpovedi, ale
nepopust me, kym nam nedajh
svoje slovo.
A teraz k tym, ktori nepri.
sl1chajI do tohto klubu. Pri.
cinte sd, aby ste sa stall elenmi
Gin najskorej pri prvej prile.
zitosti. Teraz prijimame clenov
zdarma, zasporite 81 SOC. Teraz
mate dohrl Drilezitost' sorga-
nizovat' a.. Ked' 50 nesorgani-
zujeme, nebudeme znaeit' mic
A viete dobre, ze mas klub pra.
cuje pre- dobro nasej osady
mesta pre mas ysetkych Slo.
vakov. ktori prisl1chame do
|teito osady. By som vas pro-
sil, aby ste karty nechali, cel
tvzden jest kedy, q ' nedel'u
vyidite medFi l'udi sa posho.
varst', tax clovek skorej "a
budne tie easy, ktore teraz pre-
zfvame. Budeme mat recnika
dobreho, ktory nam povie o or
gsnizovani sa. jak je to nam
potrebne. TAX ma nedsl'u We.
snr. 2e ,,'.srs n~s tie!
6AAx~A 0A.xxA~ IS
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-03-24
5000 Dxrf vxRxJNx sTRA-
vovAN1.

Ma Slovensku stravlj1 okres-
ne komisie pre- peclivost' . ml&-
dez 54, 900 chudobntch deti. "
celej republike je strayovan6
temer pol miliony Skokkych de.
ii. Ministerstvo zGsobovsnia po-
skytlo okreanf "a komiaisln pro
tried ky, shy stFaFoyeili4 no
4 q !! Z I ! 7 I!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-03-24
HITLER DOsTAL
D1xTkroRSkt moo

Nemecky kancelar Hitler po.
ziadal novo5voleny nemeck5
parliament, aby sa rozisiel 4 po-
nechal jemu cel1 statnu moe.
Met pochybnosti, xe sa mu sta
ne po v6li. Hitler pyta dikta-
torskl moe ma styris roxy, "a
ktoru dobu spubuje zayiest' '
krajine pokoj q blahobyt.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-03-24
Spollkove zpr6vy
vEL'KoNo6 6Nk sPov1p
3. 1e1 I. x. 3. 4. J,

Spolok Sv. Alibety, Cisio 16l
IKSzJ. pojde ku sv. spovedi v
sobotu, 25. marca q v nedel'u,
Q 8. hodine rano, pri sv. emai
ma sv. prijfmanie. Kazd4 1dky-
ia je povinna vykonat svoju
povinnost' spolocne.
Maria Martinko, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-03-24
sLOvENsKY PoLICAJT
PREPUsTEN1 20 sLUzBY

Jan Savko, policajny kadet,
prepusteny Dol policajnej sluz
by pre- pricinu, ze sa mimo
sluzby nedrzal ako sa ma poll
cajta slusi.
: Savko Sd dostal do policajnej
sluzby ma odpor1canie koncil-
mana Kirwana.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-03-24
v1L'Kolto6N sPovEb
8. 1eo. PENN. 8. Z. j..

spolok sv. Rity, 6. 100 Penn
S. q. j. oxnamuje svojin ddky-
nam, aby sa kazda dostavila te.
raz V sobotu, 25. marca ku sv,
spovedi a v nedel'u rano 0 pol
9. hodine ku sv. prijimaniu in
korpore.
Anna 0ranchi. zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-03-24

Pan j. Dolinic. v6S ct. do
ps uverejnime Y .buddcom d.
sls. Nebolo miesta terax.
zdravstvujte.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-03-24

'Qssto areibiskupa dr.. Bauera
bolo prijatS !, tymi najyiciiiai
sympatiani nielen Y celom Hor-
yatsku, ale ' celej Juhoslavii i
ma celom kultdrnom svete.