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Evening star., 1933-12-10
. Births Reported,

Martin c. and Annie Larkin.. boy.
Alfred and Christie Brauer, boy.
John T. and Ruth Stachura, boy.
Alfred and Emile De Lorimier. boy.
William T. and Betty Fryer. boy.
Norman and Edythe Fregger, boy.
Charles c. and Mary Welch. girl.
Harry L. and Gladys Tayloe. girl.
Chalmer and Melba Oakes. girl.
Philip and Mary Hartford. girl
Howard J. and Tillie Whalen, girl.
William and Ruby Ringgold. boy.
Edward p. and Beatrice Schultz, boy.
Francis and Mary. Dunn. boy.
John and Ona Kaiser. boy.
Joseph and Harriet Gillette, boy.
Roy and Allie Hoke. boy,
James w. and virginia Esler. boy.
James and Saveria ingalls,. girl.
Dominic and Grace MARITIME, girl:
John W. and Marion Harmony. girl.
Robert and Mary Gray. girl.
George r., and Meriel Snyder, girl.
stuart w. and Nellie salmon. boy.
Bentamin Z: ana IDA Contee. boy.
Champ and Thee. Norris. boy.
Thomas and Evelyn Bowling. GIRL
Evening star., 1933-12-10
ALIM0NY MOTION LOST
BY HALDEMAN.J JULIUS
Publisher Must Continue to Pay
Estranged Wife SIS Weekly,
Court Rules.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PITTSBURG, Kans.. December o.
E: Haldeman-Julius. Girard publisher,
whose wife recently brought suit for
separate maintenance and Judgment of
S125,000. appeared before District Judge
L. M: Resler today with a motion to
modify court order granting Mrs
Haldeman-Julius $75 week alimony.
His attorneys argued the amount was
700 nigh. Judge Resler declined to
modify the order.
The attorneys declared the publishing
plant was crossing only $3.50 daily"
and that after expenses were met there
was not enough left to pay the alimony.
Haldeman Julius has 80 days in
which to file an answer to his wife's
petition.
Evening star., 1933-12-10
KILLED
DURING GUN FIGHT.
Man Dives to Safety From
Bullets, but Rolls Under
Street Car.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, December "a bystand-
er was killed and scores Of others
frightened today as police chased four
young robbers on a banditry expedi-
ton through miles Of West Side
streets.
Captured. two Of the band said the
purpose of the robbery venture was
to provide funds so one Of their num-
Der, Michael Campione, 26-year-old
former reformatory inmate, could
Arizona.
Machine Rams Street Car.
The pursuit started when Sergt.
Howard Harder and three other police
men In a squad car noticed an auto
mobile without license plates and re-
sembling q machine used In recent
robberies.
Bullets new Unfortunately until
the bandit machine rammed into a
trolley car at the crowded intersection
Of West Harrison, South Halsted streets
and Blue Island avenue. En- route, the
machine had struck down Charles
Briner, AZ, a mechanic, inflicting q
broken leg and internal injuries.
At the moment of the crash, Alphonso
Guiliano, 35, dived for safety from the
flying bullets. He rolled beneath the
street car and was killed under its
wheels. Jacks were used to elevate the
car SO his managled body could. be
removed.
Surrender Without Fight.
A policeman chased one of the band
through meat market and lost him
in an alley, where the fugitive dis
carded shotgun. Another disappeared.
Campione and Frank Mamma. Is, were
arrested at their homes short time
later, surrendered without a fight, and
admitted the robbery venture.
What do ! care" said Campione,
"I1l die soon Of the T. B. anyway"
He was released recently from the State
reformatory at Pontiac.
Two pistols, shotgun, and a quantity
Of ammunition were found in their
automobile. Scores of shots were fired
during the chase, but no one was in
jured, except possibly one Of the gun
men, who escaped.
Evening star., 1933-12-10
Deaths Reported.

Catherine casteei. 81. 1880 Rhode Island
Charles 2. Ridgeley. "a. St. Elizabeth's
Anns Ann;. Marie ,yyost. 60. 100 Lamont st;
Hatty Allen. 70. Emergency Hospital.
Ella Ryles, n. 617 10th ST. ne
Madge Lyen, "a. lit K st.
margaret A. Connor. rs, 1914 Madison st.
Sieine M Hellman. "a. Providence Hospital
Charles H. Bremerman, "A, 5000 :3rd st
Asy Evans, 73 Gallinger Hospital
James Bush. ~, Emergency Hospital
Fannie c. Becraft, 80. 3416 N ST.
iqa May Miller. 6S. 1907 Kennedy st.
Mary Brown. 65. Emergency Hospital
HeIen M: Hoffman. SO. 4125 Military road
Eatrick j Reddington. g. 1924 N St
Ella T. Nye, 81. 1917 Rhode Island ave.
mary Ann Fitzgerald. So. 1924 Allison
Katie, A. Hall. So. 61o Massachusetts ave.
Joseph Miles, jr.. So. St Elizabeth's Hospital
Belle Chowlis. SO. Gallineer Hospital.
Wiliiam M Doyle 50. George washington
William T. Marshall. %. Gallinger Hospital
Julia Ann Hurst /. Walter Reed HOSPITAL.
simon James Emergency Hospital.
Kate Washington, "a, 1913 Angler place Sc
Anna M Yewell g. Casualty Hospital.
Charles G, Stewart: So. 1907 9th st.
harry Smith. So. 327 Bird st. s.w
sadie Mack 45. Gallinger Hospital
samuel Hart; As. Freedmen's Hospital
1nez Virginia Brooks. %, Garfield Hospital
Evening star., 1933-12-10
Ladies' Aid Elects.

COLESVILLE, Md, December (Spe-
ciaD The Colesville Ladies' Aid elect
ed officers for 1884 as follows: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Ethel Thompson; vice presi-
dent, Mrs Harold Bradford; treasurer
Mrs. Mae Hobbs; secretary, Mrs. Char
lie Hobbs.
Evening star., 1933-12-10
THE WEATHER

District of Columbia-Fair. continued
cold today; tomorrow partly cloudy,
slowly rising temperature; gentle to
moderate north winds.
Maryland-Fair, continued cold to-
day; tomorrow partly cloudy, slowly
rising temperature.
Virginia-Fair, continued cold today;
tomorrow partly cloudy. slowly rising
temperature.
West Virginia-Partly cloudy, slight
ly warmer today; tomorrow partly
cloudy and warmer. followed by rain
in afternoon or night
Evening star., 1933-12-10
Meeting at Page School.

BALLSTON, Va, December Q (Spe-
ciaD The Parent Teacher Association
Of Thomas Nelson Page School viii
meet ct the school house Tuesday eve
ming. Arrangements have been made
for q speaker and program Of Christ
mas music.
Evening star., 1933-12-10
Record for Last "a Hours.

Record Until 10 PM. Saturday.
Highest, "A, 4 am. Year ago. as.
Lowest, %, 10 pm. Year ago, rs.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, 100. on June 9.
Lowest, IA, on February 9.
Evening star., 1933-12-10
BURIAL TO BE HERE
Military Honors Will Be Given

First Lieut.. Everett C. Meriwether,
F. A., who died at Fort Sill, Okla, last
Thursday, will be buried with military
honors tomorrow morning at 1920
o'clock in Arlington National Cemetery.
Lieut.. Meriwether was aide de camp
to Brig. Gen. William H. Cruikshank,
commandant at the post. The honorary
pallbearers will be detailed from the
Field Artillery at Fort Myer.
Evening star., 1933-12-10
BURIAL AT ARLINGTON
Mrs. Margaret Grimes Funeral
Services Tomorrow.

Services Tomorrow.
Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret
Macarthur Grimes, widow Of Brig. Gen.
George 8. Grimes, U. s. A., who died In
Rockville last Friday, will be held at
the grave in Arlington National Ceme-
terry tomorrow at pm. Mrs. Grimes
was patient at the Chestnut Lodge
Sa1itarium, where she died.
Evening star., 1933-12-10

TWHLEY. WILLIAM FRANCIS. On Thurs
Of his SON. Maurice H Twilley. 2II
Gregory st, Colmar Manor Nd. WILLIAM
FRANCIS. the beloved husband of Mar
earet j. Twilley (nee Henyon). aged 20
years. Funeral from the above residence
on Sunday, December 10. at 2 pm. Rela-
tives and friends invited. Interment at
Columbia Gardens Va Francis Scott
Key Council. No. 20. Jr. o. U. A. M take
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-09-08
Posviacka slovenskeho I. k.
kostola 70 Warren, Ohio
Vsetc Slov6oi Mahoning doiny ecne poxvan ma tdto
vxnamnd crkevnd sAvnos Posviacu prevede osvp bsup
Mcfadden TO- hodine rkno nsdelu IL ssptemira po
obede bude udasst' os&venk z6bavou.

Ny warrenski Slovaci v tych.
to spatnych robotnych pome-
roch pustili SINE sa do t'azkej
q nebezpecnej prace: postayenia
Bozieho prfbytku. Pustili SINE
sa do toho obavami, nuz ale
8 Bozou pomocou a "a yedenia
mifovaneho duchovneho, Rev.
Jana Kandraca, SINE dielo do
koncili a ma nedel'u, II. sep.
tembra bude chram posvateny
svojmu lcelu. Posviacku preve.
die osvieteny pan vypomocny
bskup James McFadden, D. D.
Clevelandu 10. hodine rano.
Touto cestou v meme nasho
velp. jana Kandraca prosfm
nasich susednych slovenskych
bratov a sestry, aby mas prisli
navstivit' v tento nam tax ra-
dostny den. Berte beast mani,
vsak SINE Ysstci jedna rodina.
Povolavame menovite Slovakov
Youngstown, Farrell, Sharon,
Newton Falls, Struthers, Camp.
bell, Hubbard a okolia. Pc ODE.
de 81 urobfme ma vonku hostinu
komu sa bude pacit', moze 81
al zaskocit' pri dobrej muzike.
T6to zabava bude ma platforme
medzi High a Main ulicami ma
zapadnej strane mesta Warren,
Ohio.
Jo1ef p. Selro.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-09-08
ODxV X oBUV zDARAGA
PRE- N6DZNE DETI

Statna pomona komisia v
Columbus oznamila, ze intestine
pdmocne agencie mozu pouzit'
penazf z federalnych pomocnych
zakladin ma zasatenie a zaobu-
tie n1dznych skokkych deti.
Tych penazi ale nemoze sa po.
uzit' ma lunce pre- deti v skole.
Okresnf komisari avsak m6zu
poukazat' peniaze skolam ma
lunce, odev obuv, ak maj1 ma
to peniaze. Pomocne agencie v
mestach majd dozerat' ma to, a.
by rodiny SO skolskymi det'mi
dostavaly dostatocnd pomoc, ze-
by molly svojim det'om davat
lunce do Skoly.
o obuv pre- skolske deti po-
starala sa j mestsk4 rada nasho
mesta, odhlasovanfm $4,000 ma
tento ciel'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-09-08
HITLER sJEDNoTII.
sLoVANUv x TRANCtZov

New York Times, v svojom
redakcnom stlpci "Topics OF
The Times" pise, ze Hitler sa
m6ze chvastat', ze priviedol Ne.
mecko tam, kde bolo pred ro.
kom 1914. Aspoh mravne je vraj
Nemecko teraz Ease medzi pred
valeenymi kliest'ami: Franciou
ma zapade a Slovanmi ma w.
chode. Slovom, Hitler Ease spo.
jill Slovanov Franc1zov dove
dna.
New York Times pise toto Z
prilezitosti navstevy byvaleho
"a bud1ceho) franc1zskeho mi.
nistra-predsedu Herriota v Mo-
skye q 2 prflezitosti pozvania
pol'skeho diktatora Pilsudskeho
do Moskvy ruskym diktatorom
Stalinom, ma vel'k1 vojensk1
paradu, ktora bude Z. novembra
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-09-08
Mnoho naroda n
dedikaciii b,ad
z Youngstown siel .xvif u
bus ucastnilmi. Bisl1up Jasn
A. McFadden vysvatil budop Y
!. x. s. J.

V nedel'u bola preveden& r
sviacka lradnej budovy /. &.
j. pod {. 3289 E. 55th ST, q
Clevelande, ktorej sa zncastni1
vel'ke tislce jednotarov q SI
vakov nielen Clevelandu, III
al d'alsich miest. 2 Youn
townu a blizkeho okolia bO1& =
zvlastna vyprava ma vel's
buse a mnohi boil ma vlastn5
automobiloch. Posviacku vylExs
nal najdp. James A. McFaddS
D. D., vypomocny biskup cleS
landsky, ktoremu vypom6hS +
pocetnf duchovnf. Kazal n
Jan Martvon spieval spe
kol 5000 hlasoch 20 slovS
skych osad v Clevelande q LIaI
woodu.
Po posviacke Dol obed v h1
osady sv. Benedika, potom ~
naska ma pozemkoch SlovenG1E 3
benediktinskej vyssej skoly
vecer banket v hoteli Holl
den.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-09-08
Hra 0 canlpionat
bude vo Farrell


Druha hra v serii troch o
eampionstvo Slovenskej Base
ball ligy nebola v nedel'u odo.
alrana vo Farrell pre- dazd', pre-
to steeltonska cata Mena Jezis
q 8 nou sta youngstownskych a
.okolitych Slovakov pojde znovu
ma nedel'u do Farrell, kde sa
srazi tuhom boji s tamojsou
catou Book Shoes, v ktorej sd
|skoro sami slovenski hraci. Ta-
to cata vlani hrala pod vlast.
nym menom 'sFarrellski Slova.
ci." ODE caty SD polsezonovy-
mi campionmi Slovenskej ligy a
zapasia o celosezonove Gampion.
stvo. S1 to prvotriedne caty ma
celom okolf medzi Clevelandom
a Pittsburghom. Niektori ich
hraei maj1 pr6by s catou Cleve.
land Indians. Je to menovite
Berdis, "Babe Ruth" Sloven-
|skej ligy caty Mena Jezis a
Stokovsky, picer caty Book
Shoes. Hospodar, picer Steelton.
canov je tiez chyrnym po celej
Mahoning doline. Bude to hra
Eaujimava. Ak vyhra .cata Mena
Jezis, ona dostane campionstvo,
lebo prv1 hru 20 serie vyhrala
" nedel'u tyxden 8-2. Ak W.
hraj1 Farrellcania, bude este i
tretia hra a vit'azi tretej hry.
bud1 campionmi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-09-08
sLovkCI RANENf
AUTOMOBII.AAH


V nedel'u a pondelok styri O.
soby bolys zabite a Is ich bolo
ranene v Youngstowne a ma 0.
koli. Medzi ranenymi je 4.rocny
Jozko Dupej z {. GIT Tyndale
Ave-, Youngstown, a Mich. Ko.
zak, I. 258 Federal ST., War.
ren, @. Maly Jozko Dol t'azko
raneny autom Anthony Walnut
: Columbiana. Ma prebitd leb-
ku. Bol odvezeny do mestskej
nemocnice ma So. Side. Kozak
Dol raneny, ked' sa guma auta,
ma ktorom 50 inymi viezol,
pukla a auto sa prekotilo. Bol
tiez odvezeny do youngstown
skej nemocnice ma SO. Side. Ne.
h0da 50 udala ma New Bedford
ceste.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-09-08

nance director. He Is a student OF
finance and economics. He received
his training from one OF the Gb1est
auditors that the state of Ohio
ever had, Mr.. Tracy, t0ho toGs elect
ed for his third term as state
auditor. Indeed, Y0MMgstot0ss Is
fortunate IN having Mr.. HjMdns1ss
tOh0 sOGs able to preserve and safe
guard the credit standing OF
Youxgsto.cx during this crncial
period.
It Is unfortunate that IL de-
ns0Crdcy as ours, man Of that
type should not be elected to Of
flee directly II proUes GQGix, n
this particular case, that wssder tie
Charter form of goperssmseHt the
mayor Of the city has b free h0ssd
to choose the best man that q OBJ
tainable regardless ~Of party aftilja-
tj0M.
We commend the MAYOR 81 se-
curing the servjces Of NJ. Hsmd-
mon dMrjng these trying times.
The time e not veTy far dist0wt
sDheM the t0r payers sCiU recog-
Hfse tho Gbillty Of 1Mr. HjSdNsnw,s =
TYPE and sCiU try to delegate 20
pubic office nsess that xMderstGnd
the hsMs1n s1sSseSts ~ g0vessssssst
and jiss0ssce, sOhjck = prjsenrj3N q
parcel 0ssd part n The schowse 81
ossr 0dNs1ststratj0n. The citieenshjs
8hOssM 0sc0sgyuC0 Ns0W ~ tkot fat14
to 0sp1re TO pssbJlc 0f|ioe ~ ~
NMtH then 1Cju ~ k0ue r60l aoeaulxI
| government fh0t eUtU ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-09-08
vEGIERoK oDBoGKY &
S. 8. K. STUDxlg

V stredu vecer mala tunajl
odbocka Sdruzenia Slovensl5
Katolickych Studentov x6hs
ny vecierok v Pioneers Pavili
" Mill Creek parku, ktor6hoz
zdeastnilo vyse sto slovens
studentov a studentiek. R
nasi knazi a PROFESSIONAL.
va bola vyborna pri hudb
votriednej orchestry. Vexi
Dol usporiadany ma rozldx
studentmi, odchadzaj1cimi
st1die.
Youngstownska odbo6 ~ - =
K. pocituje vyse sto Gleno
duchovnym je Rev. Jan H
kaplan Y osade Mena
predsedom Rev. NJ. n.
kaplan Y osade sv. Cyril
toda q novoxvoleny rs
q Furdeka organu IN,
Sdruzenie naSej t
ml&dexe bolO val mi 7i
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-09-08
Z REdI luNISTRA DkRERA
MA PRIBINovIJ osIAvE

"Pre Slovensko q pre- Slova-
kov MET ziadnej otazky revizie.
Ny So s t0uto otazkou zabyvat'
nemusime . nebudeme, ale ne
priatel' Slovenska mas mole tym
stra1it' Aby som 50 vyjadril
tplne presne: Pre- mas je revi-
kia otAzkou jedine avyluene . 6i-
sto vojenskou. Mech je kazd6mu
jasno: Ny sa ma revixiu nepri.
rravujeme ami politely, ami ho.
spodArsky. JedinA priprava ma
xA ( otaeke revfzie je, 3e 81
hl3aifme sllokonalit' : xosilnit
1. = 5enkC .sloye enak6 arun&du ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-09-08
PENAz1Tk ngFLACIA
vo WHL'ADE

Podl'a priznakov, behom me-
siaca.dvoch budeme mat v kra.
jine penaznd inflaciu vysled-
kom, ze vsetko este Wac zdra-
lie. Je to sice ME celkom iste,
Ee inflacia pride, ale kto ma
peniaze v kufre, ten 81 moze ma.
k1pit' veci, ktore potrebuje.
Vlada po tieto dni vydala ma
riadenie, ze kto ma vyse sto do
larov ' zlatych peniazoch, must
ich prihlasit', inac podlieha po.
kute. Prihlasit' ich ma do 12.
septenbra. Majitelia zlattch
minci q bankoviek v obnose nj
xe sto doArov nepodliehajd po-
kute.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-09-08
Tunajsi Solxoi
sss u II IA SstS 5s.@i lsHs.Es sisS
Wit 'aznli Y De
Poracky, Hanislro, Su5or :
PalAovic medi vit'axni n
nych savodoch 8. x 4.
Supa vydobyla mnoxgtyo
Low q kalichov.

Pan Stanislav Necko, x
nifty sokolsky pracovnfk
seltone, postal nam list 40
du Slov. Kat. Sokolov, ktor d
odbyva toho tyzdna v Dct
Mich. Posiela v meme vset
cvieenov a delegatov ako
ceniek a delegatiek srdeGnJ
zdrav ako Sokoloin a SokO1
tax vsetkym Slovakom i
venkam ma Mahoning dol
Pise, ze co sa tyka konve
ia ide v tom najlepson po
ku, ale ked list pfsal, boil q
len pri zprayach hi. iiradnIk
Co sa tyka hi. zavodov, ps
cko pise: tie nam ostantf
" pamati, lebo zupa 5. (d0
rel prisllcha j Mahoning
na) vydobyla 81 mnozstvo i
dalov a kalichov, 2 ktorych
youngstownski Sokoli obdr1j
a sice br. J. Poracky, br.
Hanisko, br. Susor a br. WIN
Palkovic. . M
Pre- Youngstowncanov s
tedy dobre zacalo. ufams
sa dobre al skonci a dele
donesn asi pol tucta hi. dr1
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-09-08
Slovaci sa nedai;
opanovali Nitru
z programu Pribinovych oslkv
slovaci boil vyldceni, ale tito o.
nepoddali a HlinlEa d&val slovo
ministrom q biskupom.

"a hO OOly AAUluONC OESldVJ
v starobylej Nitre; 100000 ma
roda sa sislo v nedel'u, 13. au.
gusta ma hlavnl slavnost'. Pri
siel ministersky predseda Maly-
petr, minister skolstva a osvety
DIR. Derer, minister zemedelstva
DIR. Hodza, minister zdravotnic-
tva msgr. Sramek, prisli genera.
il, senatori, poslanci; prisli kan.
dinali, arcibiskupi, biskupi a
kAazi nielen republiky, ale j
z inych krajfn. Bola to vyznam-
ma slavnost': 1,10O-rocie posta.
venia prveho krest 'anskeho
chramu ma Slovensku a " stred.
nej vychodnej Europe.
A ma tejto slovenskej, kre-
st'anskej slavnosti mali byt' Slo
vaci odstreeni, zamlcani. Recnf.
cku tribtnu mali zaujat' cleno-
via vlady q vodcovia ceskych
politickych stran, okolo tribl.
ny mali stat ceskf Sokoli q Or
Ii. Slovaci mali sa len prizerat'
ma svoju slavnost' = ME ma nej
1einkovat'. Nebola ma recnic-
kom programe vrcholna institI-
cha naroda, Matica Slovenska,
nebol 100, 600 -clenovy Vojtessky
spolok, neboly slovenske strany
l'udova a narodna. Bol ale So
cialista Derer, slovakozr1t Sra.
mex. To bolo primoc pre- trpez-
livych Slovakov. Ked ich W.
Dor slavnosti dal do pochodu ma
samy zadok, Slovaci sa chytili
rozumu a presekli pochodujI-
cich ceskych Sokolov, pocitujd-
cich paru sto hlAv. Pat mill Dol
dlhy pochod Slovakov a ceski
Sokoli museli cakat'. A tax sa
Slovaci dostali prvi k tribune,
til obstali, Hlinku ma pleciach
ma hu vyniesli a slavnost' "a
hail Hlinka a Hlinka daval slo-
vo reenfkom: ministerskemu
predsedovi Malypetrovi, prezi-
dentovi Slovenska, Orszaghovi,
pol iskemu kardinalovi Hlondo-
vi, belehradsk6mu arcibiskupo-
vi Radicovi, mostarskemu bis
kupovi Nusicovi, olomouckemn
arcibiskupovi Precanovi, uzho-
rodskemu biskupovi Stojkovi,
nitrianskemu biskupovi Kmet'-
kovi, Martinovi RAzusovi q do
brym Cechom, ale ME ministrovi
Sramkovi. A talk tel zamy
sl'anej cechoslovackej slavnosti
stala sa slavnost' slovensko-kre.
st'ansk& q slavianska, akou ma
Ia byt'. Ked' recnil Hlinka, Wac
rAz mu vypli radio. L'ud no vzdy
ma to upozornil slovami: Radio
nefunguje!" A Hlinka ma to-:
Ale ia fungujem!" A veru
fnngoval, AZ dakomu oci zlost'ou
iskrily.
T&to sl&vnost' ukazala vel'kl
sebavedomost' Slov6kov q pou-
ella patriGne krnhy, ze sa Slo-
vaci Wac odstrkovat' nedajfl
D6stojnost' oslavy bola akiste
trochu nastrbena, ale "a to VIM
nenes1 Slovaci.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-09-08
DRUHA REvoLuUIA Y KUBE

Y Kube vypnkla druh& revo-
lhcia. Docasnt prezident Cespe.
des Dol prindtent zad 'akovat q
vladu prevzala 5.clenova komi-
sia radikalov. Revol6eiu zacali
vojaci ! je naznierena prot
Spojenym St4tom. Tridsat' Va.
lednych lodi bolo poslan6 nasou
vl6dou ku Kube q 1850 marine
rov je hotov6 nastdpit' cestu,
ak By bolo pptrebne vojenske
sakro6enie.
Na6a tlAda q osredSila, xe
bude chr&nit' len zivoty Ameri-
kknov 4 nsbnde = nnieSat do
ynftornf ~ yeef Knhy, q
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-09-08


HUGH d. HINDMAN
Finance Director of Youngstown
doing that which others had
failed in doing, and you begin
to get an insight into the
character Of the true Hugh y.
Hindman.
This, then is the Hindman,
who went to Cincinnati to com
pete with financial experts
from many cities.
If you think he rushed into
Cincinnati burning with en-
thusiasm, ardent with Jealous
concern, on fire with determin-
alton, or inspired and geared
for a high pressure drive on
bond buyers, you're mistaken.
That's not Hindman s style.
When he got to Cincinnati he
smiled his boyish smile and
proceeded-''to to take it easy"
Somehow, his manner Of tax.
ing it easy always bears results.
From the other finance di-
lsrectors he met, from bond buy.
ers he happened to run into, he
learned many facts.
Being a good listener,-you
know, the kind who smiles and
never Observation-Disclosures
found out exactly how much
each city sought, the efforts
mode to get the loans, and re-
plies Of the bond buyers.
Then he went quietly into ac.
tion. To meeting room in one
Of the brokerage houses he in
vited 32 representatives of the
leading bond buyers. ..
When they assembled the
boyish looking man smiled a lot,
shook hands, and passed out
pamphlets to the assemblage.
Now, gentlemen" he said,
the city Of Youngstown wants
three million dollars
CAS- a matter Of fact, an Ohio
city twice the size Of Youngs-
town had been refused loan
of 100000 the day before and
Hindman knew it.
"You," continued Hindman,
ARE in the market for good
bonds. can show you that
Youngstown's bonds are good.
Here's what we have planned to
meet our obligations and this
is what we are planning to do
A few days later Hindman re-
turned to Youngstown. There
was little comment about his
trip in the newspapers. No civic
rejoicing. No excitement.
But in the mayors office,
Hugh Hindman went to see his
friend since bOyhOOd dayS. Mark
Moore, mayor.
How did you make out,
Hughey'" asked Mark.
"The bonds are as good as
gold," Hugh replied. "You can
60 ahead with the improve
ments. I'll have the money"
y
1t was about eight months
later that the last Of the $3,-
OO0,O bonds had been dis
posed Of that Hindman met one
of the 80 men he had adressed
in Cincinnati.
In the intervening eight
months the two had become bet.
ter acquainted.
"Yo know. Hugh" the bond
buyer recalled with a twinkle
in his eye, that time you spoke
to us at Cincinnatii"
Sure. "
Well. / wouldn't tell you
this if / didn't know you a lot
better than I did then. When
you started telling us how you
proposed to repay the bonds ]
was sure you were an awful
liar. So did most Of the other
buyers. Then you showed US
that You really had some kind
Of q plan. And we gave you
the money. Z
g s'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-09-08
RADosT1GfK y KuKULov.

Y domacnosti campbellsk sho
koneilmana p. Juraia Kukulu j
ve1'k& radost' md prfchodonl
1Ofuntovsho chlapSeka !. sep
tembra. I uatla isyn 50 dobrs
cftia. Toto je prvt syn Knku'
lovcov. okre nsho nj ~
dcsry. Srde edne blaho5el l&ms