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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-07-11
What's What
Behind News
in Capital.
Other Side Pictured
i'm Federal Control
of Industry.
BY PAUL MALLON.

THERE is business side to this
existing indu>srial confusion
that is not being told.
i A certain New York crowd
was ready two weeks ago to
market a device which would revOlu-
tionize certain industry. 1t would
reduce the cost Of staple food 20 per
cent The capital had been raised.
A contract with chain stores to mar
ket the device had been made. Every
thing was set to start.
The Government stepped in quietly
and said no.
A New York manufacturing group
had their hands on 25,000,000 to ex-
pand plant operations. Where they
got it in these times nobody knows.
They were ready to swing into action
when their executives became fright
ened about the industrial control set
up Sons work had been done. 1t
was called off. The executive sent
lawyers down to see administration
officials. They returned to New York
with the advice that expansion prob
ably should be delayed They feared
the trade code would prevent them
from taking advantage of their COM
petltorS.
Today they are all sitting on their
hands. Also on their $25 900, 600.
Alarmed by RumOrs.
These yarns sound like anti admin
istration propaganda. They are not:
The only reason names cannot be used
is because trade secrets are involved.
They are of value to competitors.
Thousands OF Others are in the
same steU. They are operrunning
Washington: hiring la,oyers: button
holing politicians: buying tips. Their
excitement has doubled since recent
rnmors that pe are headed tor an
other collapse.
Their agitation was not Gained any
by Industrial Director Johnsons state
ment that we would have a collapse
greater than We have ever known, un-
less business co-operates with his
movement.
Following are some thumb-nai
guidances on the backstage situation
The collapse talk Is overheated. john
son is annoyed because certain major
industries are holding out on him
Nobody here believes We will do any
important tailspinning in the lmme-
diate future. That means the next
two months. Nobody can see beyond
that
The only chance Of serious develop
ments lies In the possibility Of rea
fight between business and the Gov
eminent over the industrial contro
program. We will hardly come to that
Most of the wrist-Slapping now going
on comes under the head Of strategy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-07-11
STRIKE BRINGS RIOT

MELI1ILA, Spanish Morocco, July
II R.-Syndicalists, protesting the
arrest of one of their number, de-
clared a general strike yesterday which
tied up every branch of industry and
commerce at this seaport and resulted
in a number of minor disorders, bomb
ings and acts of sabotage
twenty-five rioters were arrested
when they held a demonstration on
the streets. firing guns in the air.
Authorities feared bread shortage
if the bakers strike Is prolonged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-07-11

The two New York outfits referred to
at the beginning of this article received
good advice It would be foolish to
..our money into underselling schemes.
What we appear to be headed for Is
a period of Standardization.
Profits to Be Leseled.
Prices. production and wages are to
be leveled more or less by mandate. So
are profits.
No good business man likes to stand
ardize himself with his competitors.
Neither does he care about increasing
production costs with minimum wages.
But he needs no more intelligence than
animal instinct to see that from q ma
tional standpoint cooperation with the
Government is essential. Existing pro-
duction cannot be maintained unless
national purchasing power is expanded
Existing profits will soon be lost I'M
less buying power Is improved.
That is not only the inner administra-
ton viewpoint. 1t is sound reasoning.
The reason Mr. Roosevelt made Secre-
tary Ickes director of public works was
that he could not find a suitable
politically minded man for the job. Mr.
Ickes had been running that end of
the industrial control set-up and would
have continued to do so even If another
had been chosen.
In the six years ending December,
1881, the Reds bought half billion
dollars worth of goods in the United
States and paid for it. About IS per
cent was on credit. That would indi-
cate they pay their bills. They have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-07-11

The trend of prices should continue
moderately upward. The administration
privately holds they have recently gone
up too fast Therefore, there may be
some dips and leveling of during the
next few days. The general curve Will
be up. Mr.. Roosevelt is welded to that
theory above all others.
Market Trend Hangs Fire.
This conclusion does not include
stock market prices. They are based
now on the expectations OF a further
imitation. The bulls and the bears dis
count everything ahead OF time.
The next trend of their market
probability will not develop until they
see how far domestic imitation may or
may not go.
Most shrepd insiders beliepe Mr..
Roosevelt 1DiH reUalue the gold con-
tent of the dollar iUithin 90 to 80
days. That is pure speculation,
but good speculation. Nobody knOtos
for sure, not euen Mr. Roosevelt.
He is playing around with the idea
of a commodity index dollar. but is ex-
pected to discard it. The difficulty with
that step is to pick the particular COM
modify price you want 1880 l923-25)
or 1926. 1t would be even more diff
cult to hold the level after you selected
it, The gold content of the dollar would
have to be revalued every month or so.
Nearly the same effects can be reach
ed by revaluation without respect to
any particular commodity level
That is what he probably will de-
eide on.
Avoid 1929 Bubble.
The most hoity-toity financial circles
have heard rumors recently that the
President might put soft pedal on his
whole scheme. The idea was that bust
ness is recovering itself and will get
along better If left alone.
These rumors have been confidentially
denied by every administration author
ity The denials are undoubtedly
authentic.
The administration economists reason
this way:
II you initiate business without re-
strictions you merely tatten the
golden egg laying goose so much he
1ciU burst You merely blolU up the
same bubble luhich ble1O mp in 1929.
Imitation Mould then be concentrated
in business profits. National pur-
chasing polrer a0ould not be in
creased Therefore noe must haze
better pages and fair trade agree
ments to keep our goose from get
ting too tat; our bubble from get
ting too big.
1t sounds sensible. and it probably is
From an individual business mans
standpoint, it would seem that a con-
sentative old-fashioned feet-on-the-
ground policy is safest now. 1t is no
time to run in either direction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-07-11
RELIEF PARTY IN NOME.
Alexander Awaits Permission to Enter
Siberia With Seaplane.

NOME. Alaska, July II (P.-William
Alexander, leader of the Jimmie Mat
tern relief expedition. waited impa-
tiently here today for permission to
enter Siberia with a seaplane to rescue
the marooned round-the-w world flyer.
His hackers in New York, Alexander
said he understood. were negotiating
through the State Department at Wash
ington for authority from the Soviet
government.
Alexander and two Of his associates
Of the expedition. Fred Fetterman and
Thomas Abbey. arrived here last night
after long day Of flying from Juneau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-07-11
1853 ARE BELIEVED LOST
AS CHINESE SHIP SINKS
Vessel Went Down Off Shantung
Peninsula After Colliding With
japanese Liner Yesterday.

BY the Associated Press
TOXIC. July 11.-Rengo Japanese)
News Agency reported from Dairen
Manchuria, today that 168 persons were
missing and believed drowned when the
Chinese steamer Tunan sank of Shan
tung Peninsula, after colliding with
the Japanese liner Choshun Maru yes
terday.
The victims were passengers and
members of the Tunan's crew. The
Choshun, which arrived in Dairen to-
day. rescued SO persons from the Chi
nese vessel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-07-11
REBELS OFFER PEACE
Macedonian Revolutionists Would
End Strife With Rivals.

SOFIA. Bulgaria July II P-Fol-
lowers of the Macedonian revolutionary
leader, Ivan Mihailoff, in communique
published in the newspapers today, Of
fered peace to the protogeroviStS. their
rival revolutionary faction. on condition
that the latter would cease all attacks
within Is days.
The same offer was arrested by the
Mihailovists to the Fascist Zveno group,
which favors reconciliation with Yugo-
slavia, and also to certain members Of
the government. who. the communique
says, encourage protogerovist actions.
Unless the Protogerovist activities
cease the Mihailovists will take neces-
sary measures" the announcement said.
Both the revolutionary factions are
striving for establishment of an in
dependent Macedonian state. but they
are frequently in bloody clashes with
each other.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-07-11
Warships Chase Muitineers.

HONGKONG. China. July IL R).-
Three Chinese warships, the Yatsen,
the Haiyurg and the Haichr u. arrived
today from the north and anchored
in Castle Peak Bay. in Hongkong
waters. The British DESTROYER Wisflart
watched the boats. They presume BY
were pursuing three mutinous vssseS
which took refuge IN the Canton River.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-07-11
RECOGNITION STEP SEEN.
U. s. Attitude on Soviet Believed
Strengthened by Aid to Mattern.

Some people here think Jimmie Mat
terms bad luck may speed the soften
ing of Americas attitude toward recog-
milton of Russia.
Since the Texas flyer cracked up neal
the top of the world in Siberia. the
Soviet has been extremely kind. Kind
ness to an American citizen is appre-
ciated by his Government.
Mattern, it is reported, probably owes
his life to development Of the Anadyr
region initiated by the U. S. S. R. He
may fly from Anadyr to Nome in a
Soviet plane.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-07-11
WASHINGTONIAN HELD
Charged With Stealing Clothes
From Shriners' Special Train.

WILMINGTON, Del, July II P).-
Charged with stealing 500 worth OF
clothing belonging to Shriners On their
way to Atlantic CITY from the Middle
West, Ernest Peaeher. who said his
home was in Washington, D, c., was ar
rested yesterday and held in $1,000
bail for the grand jury.
Police said the man boarded The
Shriners' special train at Washington,
took the clothing from a baggage car,
left the train here, and was arrested
while trying to pawn it.
The clothing was turned over to
Harry MCGUIRE, of Valley Junction,
Iowa, and Fred Brondel, Des Moincs,
efter they had identified it as their
IropeIy. --.-.... ssf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-07-11

purchased very little in this country
since 1881 Recently they had trouble
meeting their credits in Europe.
Business Is always strong for Govern
ment loans to foreigners for purchasing
our goods That is how it happens
that we have war debts . The 1926
price level Is the one most favored by
administration economists. The admin
istration appears to be letting Norman
Davis down easy.
wow risht. 1891
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-07-11
HITCH-HIKE TO CHICAGO
Two Findlay, Ohio, Girls Thought
Missing Are With Relatives.

FINDLAY. Ohio July II LP.-Fears
that two Findlay high school girls
had been abducted by two men Sunday
night we're dispelled today when Chi
cago relative informed the family here
that the two had hitch-hiked to that
city. The girls. Virginia Honecker. Is,
and Mary Hughes. II, disappeared from
Riverside Park here Sunday night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-07-11
GROCERS HAVE OUTING
Nation Wide Service Group
Gather at Bay Ridge, Md.

The members and their families oil
the Nationwide Service Grocers will
be the guest of Andy Loeff1er, jr.. at
the Bauer House, Bay Ridge, Md, to-
morrow.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21
zENY 81 ZAMENMY TASKY

Minuleho piatku, IA. julia ia
nize podpisana i druha sloven-
ska zena, pri kupovanf klob1-
kov u Strouss-Hirshberg v base
mente SINE sa sisly a SINE polo
lilly svoje tasky vedno. Boly
SINE vedno dost' dlho, ale SINE
sa nespytaly jedna druhej, ako
.sa vOlame a odkiaT SINE. Ked'
SINE sa rozisly, ia vzala moju
tasku ia jej tasku. O Is mindt
som zbadala omyl, vratila som
sa do toho obchodu ma to iste
miesto, kde SINE sa rozisly a
nechala som tam moju adresu.
ia myslim, ze ona sa obacila,
ze nema svoju tasku. Keby pa
tricna bola tax laskava a sa mi
ohlasila, lebo zaiste ona chce
svoje veci a ia svoje.
s 1ctou ostavam
Mrs. Barbara Jacob
SIS Perry st. Struthers, O
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21

@. M oCTo HAS CARD
PARTY

At the last regular meeting
of the G. NJ. Octo Club plans
for a Benefit Bridge and 500
Party, to be held Monday even.
ing, July 31st at the G. M. Octo
Club Rooms, Cor. Wood and
Watt Sts., have been under way.
Miss Mary Rita Mandula has
been appointed chairman, and
the following members will aid
her in sharing hospitality: Mis-
ses Josephine Adamko, Margaret
Patrick, Cathryn Stanek, Car
olyn Hannis, Therese Illencik,
Genevieye Sovik, Mildred Fell
sky, Pauline Luther and Mil.
dred Steiner.
Cash prizes are to be award
ed for high scores and refresh
ments will be served. A cordial
invitation is extended to all
Bridge and 500 fans.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21

Eicly budf posk
prfpade sdrnsj potrsh
az prfpad bude vopr1
drobne vy5etren zkko
povoluje poskytovanie
ciek n ziadny druht nDt
AMI M takt prvt moreix
~ je a porovnanf ! dn&
cenou majetku prehnans
ky.
Now slkon nem6 prsy
ziadneho opatrenia, ttkaj
no "a vSeobecn6ho mofatQ
na splAtky, no ked' Ho1ne a.
ers Loan Corporation Prev
me jestvuj6ci morgi6,
majitel'ovi domu pom6ct'
tym, Se Cd neho po dobu tx
rokov nepoxiada xiadnej S
tky : kapit&lu. Uroky ! Ill r.
must MATTEL domu platit' -
videlne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21
Poor! vELKY v1LET!

Youngstownsky Slov. Politi-
cky Klub bude mat piknik dina
ID. augusta v zahrade pana An
talfka ma South Meridian Rd.
Prvy vylet, ktory NAL byt
2. julia, nebol pre- spatne poca.
sic, lebo ten den padal dazd'
skoro cely den a tym prekazil
mas vylet. Ufame, ze ma 13. au-
gusta bude pekny den ze sa
vylet vydari.
Preto uz odteraz opominame
ctene slovenske obecenstvo, ably
sa chystalo ma ten politicky w
|let.
Pod jednym al upozornujeme
Steeltonsky Politicky Klub, aby
sa prichystal jeho vychyrnou
baseball catou, lebo nasa cata
sa pripravuje, aby sa ma mich
pomstila. Vidime, ze Steelton-
cania vo vsetkom vyhravajd, a.
le tento raz sa sklam1. Ma pr
vom pikniku SINE nemohli hrat'
lobdu pre- mokrd zem. No ma
miesto baseballu, SINE t'ahali
povraz a tn tiez vyhrali Steel
toncani. Me preto, ze ozdaj sd
lepsi chlapi, ale preto, ze nasi
nechceli ten povraz pretrhn1t
a sa radsej poddali.
| TAX do videnia ma 13. augu-
sta ma tom vel'kom vylete poll:
tikarov. A ze tam vyletime, je
iste, ak nam Ease nezmoknd
krydla.
Tajomnik
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21
DRUHY LETUN
Lett OK0LO SVETA

Wiley Post vybral sa v sobo-
tu min. tyyzdna ma let okolo sve-
ia a vo stvrtok toho tyzdna Dol
uz v Alaske. Ia jeden den do
letel New Yorku do Berlina,
cd pondelku do stredy vecera
letel cez Rusko a vo stvrtok cez
more a Alasku.
Jimmie Mattern je prave ma
ceste do Alasky na ruskom ieta-
die. Tento utratil svoje lietadlo
ma Sibfri, ked' sa pok1sil oble.
|tiet' svet.
Dvaja Litvfni, ktori chceli
preletiet' 2 New Yorku do Lit
vinska bez zastavky, doleteli al
do vychodneho Nemecka a tam
nemaj1 Wac gazolinu, sa v lese
Is ietadlom sr1tili a zabili.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21
ST. JOHN CIVIC KLUB
ENDORSOVAL ROPERA

st. John Civic Klub pri osa.
de sv. Jana Krstitela ma svojej
mimoriadnej schodzi pojednaval
o bliziacich sa vol'bach v meste
Campbell a po uvazenf endorse
val nasledovnych kandidatov:
Jana Ropera "a mayora, adv.
Juraja E. Prokopa "a solicitora
(mestskeho pravotara), Juraja
Kukulu "a koncilmana 2. wardy
ma druhy termfn, Stefana Was
ko "a predsedu mestskej rady,
Tomasa Cernocha "a 1etovnika
(auditora), Jana Kadilaka mi.
"a pokladnika. Vsetci clenovia
klubu sa osvedcili, ze bud1 "a
zvolenie tychto kandidatov hla-
sovat' a pracovat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21
Spokove zpravy
osLAvA PATRoNKY 3. 1s2
p. Z. J. v OAAIPBELL.

Cislo 1872. Penn. Slov. zenskej
Jednoty, spolok p. Marie Mag
daleny v Campbell bude oslavo-
vat svoju patronku dna %. j1-
Ia 0 8. hodine pri vel,kej sv.
omsi, ktor& bude sldzen& "a Ii
We a zomrele 1dkyne. v sobotu
po obede prist1pime ku svatej
|spovedi q v nedelu in korpors i
svatemu prijfmaniu. Ziadame
vas, mile sestry, aby ste kaxda
jedna bola prftomna. KtorA ne
bude prftomna, bude pokutova-
ma dla stanov.
S 1ctou a s milym pozdravom
Maria Zet, 1ct
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21
vYLET Gil. oDBoRU n. 8. 8
v YoUN0sToWN.

Minula polrocn& sch6dza Gil.
Odb. N. s. s. Y Youngstown ga
usniesla, xe bude vydr5iavat'
velk5 v5let dna %. jdla ' pa
ma Antalfkovej zahrade ma So.
Meridian Road. Udstvo GIL. Cd
boru povol&va III teraz vSetky
spolky : kluby, xeby 50 chysta-
y ma den %. jila q s Mani 60
zabavili. Bude to vtlet, xe eSte
takeho nebolo. Bude prichysta-
na vel'k& platforma pre- tanecnf-
kov. Kto rad tancuje, tam 50
dobre vytancuje. Bude dobr6
muxika jak pre- mlad5ch, tax al
pre- startch.
Hrat' bude Petrfkova orche-
|stra.
E6te rax vyxtvame cel6 slo-
vensk6 0becenstvo na den 28.
j6la do pima Antalf lfkoyej xahra-
AZ. % v5etko . postari vtbol
6l1. Qdb, MSS. 8 bratalEt %.
'sses Az ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21

Pri ndel'ovanf s0-proc. p6-
zicky must dat svolenie poxi-
catel' (banka), ktoremu pond-
kne Home Owners Loan Cor
poration zamenu jeho morgi-
Gu "a 4-procentne bondy, "a
ktore rucf vlada q ktore bud6
splatne po osemnastich rokoch.
Y tych pripadoch, kedy NOR
gicovy pozicatel' odoprie pri-
jat' bondy, q kde morgic ne
presahuje 40 proc. hodnoty Me-
pohnutel 'nosti, korporacia bu-
de m6ct' "a urcitych okolnostf
poskytndt' p6zicku ' hotovosti
ma zaplatenie morgicu. Tato
p6zicka musi byt' splaten& do
Is rokov a veritel musf nej
platit' s proc. drokov.
TAX iste al ma nezadlzeny
majetok budd poskytovane p6-
zicky, nepresahujdce SO proc.
hodnoty nepohnutel 'nosti. Ak
nem6ze 81 MATTEL domu vypo-
zicat' peniaze 70 s1kromnych
pramenov, vtedy mu ich pozi-
cia Home Owners Loan Corpo.
ration a to ma zaokrytie danf,
assesmentov a ma potrebne O.
pravy.
Ma podklade 15-rocneho a.
mortizacneho planu bude mali
tel domu s pat 'tisicovym NOR
gicom splacat' $40 mesacne, '
ktorejze sumo sd zahrnute d.
roxy al splatka ma kapital. Pa
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21
VEL'KH PIKNIK
so. SIDE FEDERAOIE

Vsetky pripravy k vel'kolepe-
mu pikniku South Side Federa-
Gle boly uz porobene. Vylet So
bude odbyvat' ma Five Points
teraz v nedel'u, %. julia. Vybor
pripravil znamenity program,
medzi inym budd zavody v be-
hanf, baseball hra senatych a
slobodnych a t'ahanie povraza.
Ma piknik bude kazdt zdarma
odvezeny. Bus odide cd Rigel.
skeho krajcovne, 800 South Av.
o 1890 rano a 0 1:30 popolu-
dni.
Stefan Illencik je predsedom
zabavnAho vtboru a adv. Anton
T. Kryzan bude pri pokladnici.
Obecenstvo je srdecne pozva-
n6
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21
,Zadusna sv. ol,1sa
"a n. Jakabcinovl
Bude na piatolk I. augusta. ~
Vsetky slovensk6 katolfolcs spoil
Ky ST Hadan6 o fi6ast'.

Spolok sv. Amy, {. 80. q Spo.
lok sv. L'udmily, {. 315. IKSzJ.
pripravuj1 sa uctit' pamiatku
zosnulej sestry Frantisky g. Ja-
kabcinovej, hi. predsednfcky I.
4. s. 2. j. ma 4. aug. Y kosto-
le- sv. Cyrila a Metoda v Youngs-
town. Bude sl1zena vel'ka sv.
omsa, $ troma knazmi, "a nasu
zomreld hlavnh .predsedkynu,
Prosime, ably sestry patricnych
cisiel boly vsetky pritomne ma
tejto poboznosti a pristdpily ku
sv. prijfmaniu 4. augusta o 8:3C
sv. prijimaniu 26. julia o $3.50
rano.
TAX tiez dctive povolavame
vsetky katolfcke slovenske spoil
Ky ma nasej okolici,. aby prisly
8 nami uctit' pamiatku nase,
zomrelei sestry hi. predsedkyni
Tato zadusna sv. omsa mals
byt' povodne sldzena 26. julia, a
lie bola prelozena ma prvy pfa.
tok augusta.
| s 1ctivost 'ou vam vsetkyn
vopred d'akujeme.
Spolok sv. Amy, Z. 80.
Spoil. sv. L'udmily. (. 1876
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21
'BURKA MA SVITANf"
v PARAMOUNT DIVADLE

V Paramount divadle hraj1
teraz krasnu krajovu hru "Bnr-
ka ma svitani" (Storm at Day
break. Kay Francis a Nils
Asther hraj1 hlavne 1lohy mi
lencov. Krasna hudba dopreva-
dza tito l'1bostnn hru. Je to
obraz Metro Goldwyn-Mayer.
V obraze paraduj1 vojenske
handy po uliciach Sarajeva, kde
Dol zabity arciknaz Ferdinand,
naslednfk tr6nu. Cigaai vyhra-
vaj1 v obrazku. Je to skutocny
krajovsky kus.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21

kolici, ze druhej i'm ! tax ne
pridu. Kto ale tax myslf, myli
50, lebo zk1senost' dokazuje O.
pacne. Ku pr. ma divadle ma
Steelton bolo vidiet' l'udi z
Youngstown, Haselton, Camp
bell a Struthers; ma divadle VI
Campbell boil 70 Steelton, Lam
singville, Youngstown, Haselton
a Struthers; ma slavnosti ' Ha-
seltone boil 20 vsetktch castf
mesta atd'. atd'. Ktokol'vek sle-
|duje tieto veci a nema zavrete
oci, hned' pobada, ze jedna vec
druhej m6ze l'ahko poskodit'. A
ktokopvek by 81 myslel, ze sebe
neuskodf ale druhemu, vynajde,
ze Wac sebe poskodi nez druhe-
mu.
v z&lezitostiach ohl'adom Ka-
lend&ra obr&t'te sa ma:
Mr.. Andrew Palen66r, City
Hall, Youngstown, O. Tel. 65184.
Miss Mary Hud'a, Dollar Bank
Tel. 431O1.
Mr.. Michael PiroSko, East
Ohio Gas Co. Tel. 44471.
Mrs. Julia Danlko,. III Lowell
vile Rd., Struthers. Tel. 50837.
Mrs. Matilda Popovic, 1O4s
E. Indianola Ave., Lansingville.
Tel. 1884.
| Mr.. John Hnat, Haselton
Tel. 74697.
Miss Mary Topolovsky, City
Bank, Campbell. Tel. 742O3.
Rev. Geo. P. Novalk, 159 Reed
Ave-, Campbell. Tel. 732O9.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21
oZNAMENIE UDoM &. 731
I. <. S. J.

Sp0l0k SV. JOzefa, G. 13l. i.
X. S. j. oznamuje ddom, ze sa
bude vydrziavat' polrocna sch6.
dza dna %. julia o l. hodine po-
poludni a povolava vsetkych
svojich ddov ma t1to sch6dzu
preto, lebo sa podajd polrocne
1cty a tiez budeme pojednavat'
o 15-rocnom jestvovani nasho
spolku, Go SINE odlozili ma lep-
Sic easy.
Vyzyvam ddov, ktori sd po-
zadu s prispevkami, aby teraz
lapili uz platit', lebo poniekto-
rym bratom uz depresia pomaly
kape.
Toto iste sa tyka j nasho M.
O., ably rodicia ktorych sa to
tyka, 81 vsimli tychto riadkov
Cislo je finanene slabe, a len
tax no posilnime, ked' zacneme
kus lepsie platit'.
TAX vas este raz napominam,
aby ste sa dostavili ma sch0dzu
v tom najvacsom pocte. Len tax
nieco docielime a 15-rocne jest.
vovanie osl&vime.
Znacim sa s brahkym pozdra'
vom
Jozef Dutko, zapisnik