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Two Days Remain for
5OO-Mile Speed Tests
A. A. A. Chief Sets 704 P. M. Sunday as DeadIne, With
Twelve Places Open for Twenty Remaining Cars;
Five QUALITY on Eridav
Five Qualify on Friday.
BY NORMAN E. ISAACS

No will be qualified after
officially w D. Eddie Edenburn the A A.
indianapolis 500nIe held
today thirty qualified trials this afternoon
held between the hours OF 1903 Sundays trials tena-
lively for the hours moved to
left qualify .EdenbuTn said
qualified by 1904 Sunday, it's his hard
luck declared their
never going
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LOCAL THINLIES SECOND

zee Special
hOKOMO, Ind, May 27-Three
local records fell Friday night as
Kokomo high school tctaled co.,
points to win Indianas first night
track and field meet.
Washington Of indianapolis was
second with 80 and Auburn was
third with 231a.
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five esG and ons 9h fafiong55-Gettin Even,
1l3: Uncle Matt, 49, Alma s., 10l, Single
Stripg los; Jacobs Ladder, los; uncle
Henry, 118; Voltina 10l; Song Hit, 1l3;
shoot lO3 Running Water 1903; Cogair,
113; Thundertone, 1903; Happy Fellow, 1903,
Romac, 106.
Third Race Claiming; 3-year-olds and
up, six furlOngs Sweet Chariot, III,
Flag Bearer, lob, Plumage. 1903; knight
S9@mandeT liz Sun Mem {G8y A 1q8
Dark, 1O4 Merilee z, l0l Martie Flynn,
1O8; Slash, 118; Night Jasmine. SO, Sand
wrack. 119: Smear l13.
Fourth Race claiming; 2-year-olds FIVE
furlongsl = ImpeIl 1l6; New Deal. ~;
Closing Event 113; Gilbert Elston, 1l6;
"a Our Admiral. 116
"a Calumet Farm entry
Ectera los; Wotan, ia: Old Ceetee l05
Old Depot, 10; Bright Knot 1917 Pigeon
Hole, ia.
Sixth Race Handicap: Illinois oaks; g.
year-old FLIES, mile and elghthl-At Top,
li6; Bright Bubble, 116; Bamboula, 116;
Spartan Lady, 116 Jessie Dear. 1l6 Tech
nlque. ll6
Seventh Race Claiming; 3-year-olds;
mile and eighthl-Ha banaTO. ia, Impish
109; War Plane 112; Brass Monkey. l07
On Sir. ia; Culloden 1l2.
Eighth Race Claiming; 3-year-olds and
Transgression, ITO; Or Parrish, 10; First
Regiment. 1903: Southland Lad 112; Gully
Jumper 102; Alto u.s. Sister Zoe. l07
Old Judge. 1903
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MancusO's Homer Wins

Gus NANCUSO'S batting has
NJ been rather Disappointing to
the New York Giants, who obtained
him from the Cardinals last winter.
But Gus produced in the pinch Fri
day. slamming out a home run IN
the eighth to beat the league-lead-
ing Pirates
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Arthur G.. Lockwood. the city golf dirco.
tor. has had all the bridges repaired and
the greens appear to be in almost perfect
condition. \ little dampness at the foot
of the seventeen green and little on the
tenth fairway are all that remain of the
high tide.
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New York at Pittsburgh.
BROOKLYN at Cincinnati
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
Boston at Chicago to be PLAYED as part
Of dOuDle-neaQer tomorrow
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HILLS

1V1 have a big week end planned
for today and Sunday, The buffers
Delight tournament. an eighteen
hole five par substitution affair. will
be held for the men, who are privi-
legged TO play on either of the two
days, and a mixed twO-ball four
some will be staged ora. Sunday, to
give the ladies a, chance to get into
action.
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AT WASHINGTON PARK

First Race claiming: maidens: 2-year-
olds: five furlongsl Sir Ten 116
Roulade, 113; Manhandle 116; Tech
nocracy, 116; PolaS Flag, 1l3; Granite Son
116 Cotton Club, 118; (a) Hermie Roy
116.
(a)CaIumet Farm entry.
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o Calendar o
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGuE
NATIONAL LEAGU
Games Today

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Toledo at INDIANAPOLIS (nighD.
Columbus at Louisville
Kansas City at Minneapolis.
Milwaukee at st. Paul.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE


Chicago .......,..... O02 COL 81 Is 3
New York .......... 100 oil o03- /
Gregory, Faber and CRUDE Ruffing,
MacFayden and Dickey.
(seven innings. called. RAIN
St Louis ............ 600 600 .
Blaeholder. Gray and Crouch; whitehiu
Detroit ............ O23 O23 ooO-1o Il 0
Philadelphia ....... 0l0 600 COO 6 5
Rowe and Hayworth; walberg. McDon-
aid, Peterson and Cochrane, Madjesk-
Boston ............ 0O2 COZ COX 9 /
C Brown. Connauy. Bean and Spen-
Ger; H. johnson, Pipgras and R. Terrell.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York ......... 600 3O2 DO 2 /
Pittsburgh ........ 102 020 GOO y 2
Fitzsimmons. Bell ana Mancuso. Meme
Harris and Padden.
Brooklyn ........... 0lo o0l 600 2 0
Cincinnati .......-. 200 600 DOL 3 l
Clark. Mungo and Lopez; Johnson and
ManlOn.
(Ten inningsl
Boston .......... 600 100 200 o. 10 /
Chicago .......... coo 100 200 - 9 /
Belts and Hargrave; Root and Hartnett.
Fourteen innmgsl
Philadelphia. 200 0o0 ool eco 10 "a /
ST. Louis .... 101 0ol Geo 600 IL 3 l
Elliott. Pearce. Liska and Dams Todd.
Dean and Wilson.
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Fourth Race (The Tobaggan handicap,
3-year-olds and up; SIX tIrlongs l,-,Plate'
peius. III; Lucre. 1O7; Scot Gold, loo; Eve
ming LOG, Parry, 105; QUeljeu, l04; Okapl
lO4. Advice l05.
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South Grove VIII engage in two team
mSIcnes, one at Anderson. Sunday at
s.zteen-man afair and the other for
te9m 9 with KnightstoWn, twclye-man
Avalon and Broadmoor are passing up
thls Weekend. but have special flag day
tournaments scheduicd for Tuesday Ne
moral day, and these are always viii
attenQeQ and interesllug
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With thirty OF the 1Orty-IWO
places filled, there are about twenty
cars anxious 70 take crack at NIL
ing the remaining twelve positions.
If more than forty-tWO do qualify
the sIowest Will be eliminated.
Hoosier Pilot in Crash
Crackups this week have made a
type of elimination trial, three cars
having hit the wall thus far. Al
Aspen smacked up early in the
week; William Speed Gardner was
injured seriously late Thursday,
and Friday, Virgil Livingood, Ham
mond Qnd0 pilot went over the
inner guard rail at exactly the same
spot where Gardner smashed
Thursday.
The car turned an end-for- end
loop on it's ninth lap of its qualIf1-
cation, but neither Livingood nor
Laddie Erbin, the riding mechanic,
were so much as scratched.
Kelly PetillO in the Yahr- Miller
Special turned in the fastest quail
flying round Friday, averaging 1l3.-
OBJ miles an hour. Kelly turned in
ten consistent laps and every DAY
proves himself a better chauffeur.
Argentine Qualities
Wesley Crawford took the time
test in the Boyle Valve car, quail
flying at 1O9 1862 miles an hour. Yves
fastest lap was his fifth when he
turned one at 111001 miles an hour.
Raoul Riganti, The Argentine,
finally cracked through and quail
fed his Golden Seal Special at
1O8081 miles an hour. Riganti ap-
pears to have found his groove on
the track and drove the bricks
smoothly and confidently.
Gene Haustein qualified the
Martz Special, after two failures
because of motor trouble, at a
speed of 107.6O3. His trial was the
most consistent of the whole thirty
Here's how his ten laps read:
1O7.553, >107 488, 147.553, 107 ,694,
107476, 107733, 107.784, 10754O,
107 BAT and 1O7862.
Sam Palmer in the r. and R.
Cam Special qualified Lis mount at
les .998 miles an hour to end the
afternoons activities.
The track will be closed Monday for its
washing of the oil and grease. On Tues
day morning it will shine bright and clean.
At the I00-mile- an hour mark 1t will be
black again. The drivers meeting will be
held at l Monday afternoon. Edenburn an
nOunced.
George HOWE. who withdrew his race
car from this years race. put himself to
work this year and so Perfect Circle can
boast of an extraordinary achievement
George boasts 100 per cent record IN
all he has to do is sit back and watch
the race.
One of the features of SUNDAYS quail
ficatOns will be tire changing contest by
pit crews Top prize is $780, solid cash.
second prize, $50 and third prize, S25. It's
rumored that Fred Frame and Pete Kreis
have entered team. And they say
Fred really can change tire in split
seconds.
Peter DePaolo. winner of the 1925 500
mile race. and former holder Of the 800
mile record visited the Speedway and
stopped to see the boys in the press pal
IL
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The track will be closed Monday for its
washing of the oil and grease. On Tues
day morning it will shine bright and clean.
At the 1OO-miie- an-hour mark 1t will be
black again. The drivers meeting will be
held at l Monday afternoon. Edenburn an
nOunced.
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Third Race claiming; four and one
half furongs; Widener course .-,Sala!a!m1,
lis: Figbound. 112; Chance Flight, 1l2;
Neckash, ll2; CayaIcade ll2; Acquola,
112; Billy NJ, 118; Humorous, ll2.
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AMERICAN IFAGUF
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Chicago at New York.
Cleveland at Boston
St. Louis at Washington.
Detroit at Philadelphia
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One of the features of SUNDAYS quail
ficatiOns will be tire changing contest by
pit crews. Top prize is $500, solid cash.
second prize $50 and third prize, S25. It's
rumored that Fred Frame and Pete Kreis
have entered as team. And they say
Fred really can change tire in split
seconds.
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George HOWE. who withdrew his race
car from this years race. put himself to
boast of an extraordinary achievement
George boasts 100 per cent record in
Perfect Circle rings al the track. Now
the race.
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eleven innings)

Milwaukee ...... 200 0l0 600 CO. 0
St. Paul ........ 100 zoo goo OIL II 0
Poli and Young; Newkirk and Fenner.
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Sixth Race Claiming; 3-year-olds and
up: six furlongsl -Alacart III; AHlrma-
tive l12; Quickstep, Ill; Canehart, Ill;
On Date. lO9.
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Results Yesterday
AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS

Kansas City ....... 200 600 COL 3 0
Minneapolis ........ 223 020 COX 9 Is 0
Blackwell, Browning, Wood and BrenzeI:
Benton ana Griffin
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Fifth Race conditions; maiden FLIES,
2-year-olds four and one3ehalf furlongsl
-Dunlavin, us. Canmas IFS; Hehester,
1851 Church Mouse 115; Crout Au Pot, rs;
Blue For BOYS. 115 Salye, lis: Miss Merrl-
ment us, Son Risa. ll5; Norway. ll5;
American Air. us; sun Rouge. lis, Water
Mitch ll5. Watch Her. 115.
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Race Entries
Saturday
AT BELMONT

First Race Iclaiming. 3-year-olds and
IN. milel-Eva b 1903. Wahoo, 1903 Vote.
TO- Fingal 1903; Thursday, Ill; Hickory
lock l03
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Peter DePaolo. winner of the 1925 500
mile race and former holder Of the 500
mile record. visited the Speedway and
stopped to see the BOYS in the press pal
coda. Pete looks great.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-27

Second Race The international Steeple-
chase; 4-year-olds and up, about two
miles What Have You, 145; Escapade'
I42: Bangle. 148. Docktght, 1856 Green
cheese. 100; Rideaway 49, CIto. l5O'
Azucar. 1913 Best Play 1870, ST. Francis,
1873; Berriu Don Flash, 1873
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Major Leaders

LEADING BATTERS
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Ectera los; Wotan. ia: Old Ceetee l05
Old Depot, ITO; Bright Knot 1917 Pigeon
Hole ~
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Independent and Amateur
Baseball Notes, Gossip

Bridgeport Blues are scheduled for
tnfee games at nome. On SUNDAY. New
Bethel nine VIII be the opponents, ana on
Decoration gay the Eastern AII-Stars are
caroeo Tor q 0ouOIe-neaOer. A large crowd
IS expected 10 Pc. on .napd when the ALI
stars invade the bridgeport diamond. as
Ola rivalry exists between The clubs.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-13
oBCHoD oNvUJucA KAMPAN NRA.

pondelok sa zacala Spojenych Statoch tri-me-
sacna kampan NRA zaujme ozivenia obchodu. 70
celei kraine bude "a teto tri mesace hasane heso:
stK1pte teraz!'
OMvenie obchodu zamestnanost vskutku zavisl
Cd kupovania obecenstva. Ked' obecenstvo nekupuje
Cd obchodov, obchody nem0zu kupovat cd fabrlk IA
briky nemozu zamestnavat' l'udi Ale ako zamestna-
most zavsi cd kupovania tax kupovane zavisl cd Ia
mestnanosti pot 'azne cd nakupnej silly obecenstva
Tito nakupnl sEu vada sa usilovaa stvorit' pomocou
k0dov priemysi obchode. Okolo troch milionov
botnkov dostalo pracu, cim nakupna sila amerckeho
Iudu sa zvysila tolko Tieto tr iliony novozamest
nanych by maly byt vstave zamestnat aisle miiony,
lebo uz maj1 "a co kupovat' Matt azse bolo urobit
poeiatok, teraz by to malo ist ahsie Ten pociatok
xnovuzamestnavania Dol ako ked rozvirme hadinu
vody hodenim kamena do nej. Napred povstane jeden
kruh vln "a MIN druhy, treti atd' Kazdy ten million
znovuzamestnanych by NAL zamestnat' alsl million,
al nastane normalnost hospodarskom zivote
Ako krlzenie vim vode moze byt zastavene ha-
tou alebo protv1rom, tax ozivenie obchodu zamest
nanosh m0ze byt' zastavene nekupovanm, tedy nenl1
nanfm zarobku Ked sa tax stane, upadneme Ease
tam kde SINE boil pred rokom: do hroznej jamy kto-
rel driapat' nam bude este tazsie ako teraz To 81
Maden nepraje, lebo my vsetci chceme, ably zii
blahobyte. ked'ze to vsetci chceme to vsetci al
m6zeme docielt, preto al vsetci spolu kupujme, co
SINE dielnach ma poliach vyrobii.
Americk6 obchody s1 prepnene vyrobkami novo-
zamestnanych robotnikov. Pomozme ich sklpit, ably
robotnfci zostai praci dali pracu inym. Lebo my
vsetci davame pracu jedn druhym. Bez tejto koope-
racie Mvot je nemozny
A ked' pojdeme kupovat', i'd me do nasskych OBJ
chodov do tych, ktore nasich novinach ohlasujd
svoj tovar
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-13

odnata sloboda. ziaden nesmie
pisat' proti vlade pod pokutou
vazenia. "a vacsie priestupky
pokuta je smrt'.
Vo Warren zavreli do chl&d-
ku opil1 zenu, ktora hnala au.
tomobil vel'mi opile. Ny vzdy
vyhybame autom, hnanym ze-
Mani a odpordcame to robit'
vsetkym chlapom. Me zeby vse-
tky boly opile, ale t'asko uhad-
nut, ci idd 8 autom vpravo,
vl'avo, napred alebo naxad.
Nasa vlada zak1pila 6,000, 900
sviniek, medzi mimi j prasne, po-
bila ich zijdce hned' ga staly
vzacnejSfmi zdrazely. Stall
by So j robotnici vzacnejSimi,
keby - ME ich, ale fch pracoy-
ne hodiny eSte troSku zbili.
Y americkych skol&ch vacSi-
nou mlade dievcat& vyuGujd,
ktore Wac zaujimajd ga 0 mia
dencov ako 0 deti. Strutherskt
skoldozorca, Mr.. Floyd to vsl'mi
dobre vie q preto dal ucitel'kam
toto ponau6enie:
" Pracou ucitel Ky je uGit' de-
ii = ME vystrajat' hopsasal ! Ma
cka ma devat' Iivotoy, ale uci-
tel'ka ME je pa6ka. Ona nem6.
ze mat ami len diva xivoty: jel
den denny 4 druhy noSnt. stru.
thsrske ucitel'ky, ktor6 maid
milencov, q ucitelia, ktori maid
milenky, musia xanechat' bosko-
thony (xAvody Y dlhom boSkl-
vanf) Y Skolsks dni. vyobjfmaj-
te g xaycasu : bud 'te pripra-
vene yyu6ovat' bnddceho dna.
Ucitel'ka, .ktor8 je nevyspat6 4
lebo premaha opilost', ME je sd
ca u4it' deti. =
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-13
POMSTA IA NITRU.

Ked do Ameriky prisly zpravy zastavem dennl
ka "Slovaka" tri mesiace, z1rivej cenzorovacke
slovenskych casopisov myslel SINE 81: tn aebo vada
ide nasedovat' Alexandrov balkanzmus Horvatsku
alebo je to len zdrene vypuknuvse bezmocnosti Via
dy ma Pribinovych oslavach Nitre.
je to z1renie bezmocnosti povstale, zvysene
podrazdenm vlady al inymi stranami udalost ami
republike "a hraniciami
Konfiskacie cenzurovacky sa neobmedzily ma
slovenske autonomisticke casopisy nervoztu vlad-
nych cenzorov badat vsade. Prahe konfiskovane
bolo jednu nedelu pat dennikov, medzi mimi INA
rodn politika' organ Kramarovej mar. dem. strany
"Lidove isty' organ vladnej ldovej strany. Ma tri
mesace zastaveny Dol 1'Praga Magyar HiEap'. Kra-
m&rova "Narodn politka" dosial' nikdy nebola cen
zorovana nieto konfiskovana
Vladu strasne mrzi, ze bola "pohanena" Nitre
HInkom, ze Hlinka Dol prvy recnik ze daval slovo
fm recnikom ze prezidentovo posolstvo bolo citane
NV Hlnkovou recou, ze ked bola hrana hymna "Kde
domov mdj'' Slovac spievai 'Pride Hlinka Rnzom-
berku, donesie nam slobodenku ceski opozicionari
a spievai ulicnd odrhovacku pardaloch. Vladu vel
Md mrN afera papezskym nunciom, ktoreho "a
aatah ceski moravsk1 biskup Podrazdenost' vlady
h9a vybicovana do svrchovanej miery udalost ami ma
nemeckych hraniciach, akciou Jehlickovou, uda-
stam Rak1sku, Mussoliniho paktovanim S Ma
daTm vobec hrozivou zahranicnou situaciou. s jed
Hej strany BY vladu l'utovai mad jej polozenim
sT Ale Ju mel ntuJeme. Lebo to- co sa odohralo ma
5vensku ona varila poslednych patnast' rokov a
jej to dali len pojest' znie Go siaa. Ma slo-
n ku nebude pokoja, kJm nebude dodrzana smluva,
< prezident Masaryk 50 Slovakmi uzavrel, kym
S&ci nebud1 81 p&nmi 70 vlastnom dome. "a Ce-
- = "a Morave hebude tiez pokoja, kym' ylada me-
move volby alebo kJm SO neprisposobi zado-
6esk<ho dovensbeho n&roda: ably republike
2asko oslovenskA ME ceskonemecka vl&da.
ieko-sgrarna koalfcia mole zaviest' poll
a slovensku, BE- Y celej republike,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-13

Catholic priesthood.
One more thought, and / have
done.
In the name Of the worthy
members of The Slovak Society
whose humble spokesman l
have the privilege and the hon.
or of being tonight - whose
interests and welfare were ever
your interests and welfare,
whose joys and sorrows were
ever your joys and sorrows,
and whom you have always
served so generously and so un.
selfishly - l, with my whole
heart and soul - beg Of God
that you may be spared for
many, many years, with health
and strength, to labor ever for
the extension of Gods Kingdom
and to labor ever for for the
advancement Of the general
welfare of the Slovak people,
and that, as in the glorious
past, SO in the hopeful future,
your priestly labors and your
labors in behalf Of the Slovak
cause, viii ever be crowned
with boundless and glowing
success.
Zdar Bob.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-13
sldzi najhojnejsej navstevy obe-
eenStva.

sldzi najhojnejsej navstevy obe-
-eenstva.
Pri otvarani divadelnej sezo.
ny prosime slovenske obecen-
stvo, ably svoje peniaze davalo
ma svoje slovenske divadla a "a
bavy. lynn len seba svoju kul-
t1ru podpori.
"Musf to byt' ma tom nasom
Slovensku spatne, vel'mi spat-
me-" pise NYD. Koneene ma to
prisiel!
A. S. Ambrose, americky Slo-
wax, ktory .je uz dlhe roxy po.
bocnikom Milana Hodzu, vyslo-
vii sa Prahe pred Cechmi a
Slovakmi (citujeme p. Kukli-
sa): "Slovensko je krava, kto-
rel tri cecky t'ahaj1 Cesi." CA
stvrty cecok t'ahajd cechoslo-
vaci" - dodal ktosi.) Tu je to
jadro "vel mi spatnych" pome-
row ma Slovensku.
Ale nielen ma Slovensku, v ce-
lei republike je "vel'mi spat-
me-. Go 81 moSno mysliet' 0 Ia
kej vlade, ktorej dradny organ,
Benesovo "Ceske Slovo" vyhla-
sovalo c.-s. armadu "a nutne
zlof Ako SO take 'tnutne zlo"
postavi proti sfanatizovanej ma
cionalistickej armade nemeckej,
,keby tax k tomu dosloi A ako
bude terajsia vlada West hspes-
M vojnu, ked' sd Y nej -Nemci
usalaSenf q ked' v nej ME Slo-
vAci. ale 6echoslovGci, exponen.
ii ceskeho imperializmu, Slo-
vensko reprezentujii
A 20 81 mysliet, 0 takej vl4-
de, ktork St&totvorne obcianstvo
- totix Cechov, Slov&kov q Ru-
sfnov vedela len rosoStvat'
ma stranocky 4 nevedela spojit'
i jeho silly sfstredit' ma ob5t q
stenie xivota cslkho obyvatel'-
|stvaf Dnes je republika rozva-
denA sema roxkladu rastie a
semi svornosti hynie. Nielen
Slovaci, ami tesi, ami Rusini ME
|sd spokojnf rezimom, aky '
republike panuje. v 15-miliono-
vel republike je skoro million
l'ndf bez prace, kym ' sused-
nom Popsku je blahobyt, kde 2
81 milionov Iudf len 800, 600
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-13
Izahal'a.

Musime 81 pamatat' to pore
kadlo, ze "od hlavy ryba smr.
d.. Ia pomery v republike je
vlada zodpovedna. v takych DO
meroch, v akych je teraz repub-
llka, bolo Nemecko. Neprajeme
ST. aby sa stalo republike to,
co sa stalo tam, lebo by to Dol
koniec cesko-slovenskeho statu.
Vyroba ocele youngstown
skom okruhu je toho tyzdia ma
o6 percent kapacity, kdezto V
celej krajine je len ma 38 perc.
! pocas celej depresie nase oce.
liarne sa drzaly lepSie, ako da-
ktore inc. Toto je dokaz, ze i
bez kanalu m6zu dobre slt'azit'
8 inymi oceliarnami krajine.
Youngstown ma dobr1 polohu
pre- oceliarne. Uhlie je blfzko.
vapno este blEsie a zelezna ri.
da sa lacno dovaza po jazerach,
lacno Y Clevelande naklada ma
vlaky q dovezie sem. Inc oce-
liarne majd to d'alej. A preto
Youngstown ma bud6cnost'.
Y Nemecku bud1 vraj zabi-
jat' nevyliecitel'ne chorych l'u-
di. 20 syete 50 hovorilo, ze SO
Nemecko vratilo do stredoveku.
Ak budd zabfjat' chorych, to
bude xnak, xe sa vratilo ME do
stredoyeku, ale do praveku, le-
90 len vtedy chorych q nevlad-
|nych pudf vraxdili.
Redaktori sd vol'ni tax
rozhodla 81. Perkins, tajomnicka
Department. prace. v Alabame
je strajk majnerov a jeden re.
daktor pisal cosi 0 uniach, 10 Ga
vladnemu smiereiemu nepacilo
2 hrozil redaktorovi s6dom, ze
pise Y protive . NRA. tSmierei
dostal ponaucenie, Se redaktori
m6su pfsat 90 ckcd, Iebo i'm to
Aaden zakon nezakazuje.
" Nornn = o1-. go
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-13

today in Slovakia; and last, but
not least, on behalf Of The Slo-
yak Society, another Of his long
cherished dreams transformed
into reality - that organization
which is fast securing and guar
anteeing to the Slovaks Of this
great valley their just and high
place in its civic life and activ-
tiles. And, / am further for.
hidden to say even a word about
the many scholarly and erudite
writings of Father Kocis, on
timely and worthwhile topics
in the divers Slovak journals
published and circulate e d
throughout America.
But honor to whom honor is
due, and therefore, Father
Jubilarian, we rightly and just
ly honor you.
For fifteen years, you have
been a priest Of God, for fifteen
years, you have been a trusted
and venerated shepherd, for fif-
teen years, you have been the
dauntless advocate Of the Slo.
vaks in America. During those
memorable years, the spirit of
God has ever been in your soul,
the love Of man has ever been
in~your heart; you have been a
consoler Of the afflicted, q pro-
tector Of the homeless, a father
to the widow and the orphan,
and a preacher Of the gospel to
all During those memorable
years, you have dealt with your
fellow-man, as you would have
your fellow-man deal with you;
you have given freely and gen
erously Of yourself, to every
cause that made for the good
of the community, that made
for the good Of humanity; and
during those memorable years,
you, BY being . priestly man
and . manly priest, have
brought honor and glory, not
only upon yourself, but also up.
on the Slovak people.
Neither man nor priest can do
more.
Tonight, our hearts, 60 up il
praise and thanksgiving to the
Most High for your fifteen
yeas Of holy endeayor, for your
fifteen years Of rich and blessed
achievement, and for your fif-
teen years Of heroic sowing and
gratefnl reaping il the holy