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Evening star., 1933-06-17
CIVITANS RETURN
Group Is Entertained at Breakfas
on Arrival From Memphis.

DR.. Maurice l.. Townsend, recently
elected international president of Civitan
Clubs at the convention in Memphis,
Tenn, returned to Washington yester-
day with the Washington delegation
and was entertained at a breakfast at
the station by local club members.
E. S. Brashears, L. S. Taylor, T. ].
Crowell and S. T. Cameron, president
of the Washington Club, accompanied
President Townsend.
Evening star., 1933-06-17
BAND CONCERT.

BY the United States Soldiers Home
Band this evening at the bandstand at
$50 o'clock. John S. M. Zimmerman
bandmaster: Anton Pointner, assistant.
March, THE Age of Youth. Woods
Overture, "Fingals Cavern"
Mendelssohn
Paraphrase on Aud Lang Syne,"
Langey
Excerpts from musical comedy, The
Show Boat" Kern
Intermezzo "The Flower Girl" Wenrich
Waltz suite, Marianne. -. .Waldteufel
Finale, Under the Double Eagle"
Wagner
1.-THE Star Spangled Banner"
Evening star., 1933-06-17
DANCE RECITAL.

Alice Louise Hunter and her pupils
will present dance program tonight
at $3.50 O'Clock In Pierce Hall, Fifteenth
and Harvard streets northwest. They
Hunters tap class of Columbia Heights
Community Center and will be accom-
panied by Mrs. E. H. Hunter and Miss
Mary Israel.
Evening star., 1933-06-17
TWO ACTRESSES ILL
Ruth Chatterton in Serious Cor
dition From Bronchitis.

BEVERLY HILLS, Calf, June II
R.-Sufering from an attack of acute
bronchitis, Ruth Chatterton, motion
picture star. was reported by her ply.
sician to be in a serious condition at
her home here last night.
The actress has been confined to her
bed week. Miss Chatterton and her
husband. George Brent, returned from
an European vacation 10 days ago and
she was stricken few days later.
LOS ANGELES, June II R.-Mrs.
Paul Northcutt Boggs, r., who was
starred in the silent Aims 10 years ago
as Dorothy Dwan, was taken to o hos
pital yesterday for major abdominal
operation. She is the widow Of Larry
Semon, film comedian.
Evening star., 1933-06-17
ASKS BANKRUPTCY

A voluntary petition in bankruptcy
was filed in District Supreme Court
yesterday by Harry Rosoff, grocer, 1900
East Capitol street
His petition, filed through Attorneys
c. Chester Caywood and Daniel Part
ridge, Sd, listed liabilities at Sl7,154
and assets at $310.
Evening star., 1933-06-17
Jenny Dolly Under Knife.

PARIS, June II CP."Jenny Dolly.
Of the Dolly Sisters dancing team, un-
derwent an operation today for injuries
suffered in an accident two weeks ago.
The operation was believed to have
been successful.
Evening star., 1933-06-17

mater, given JACK
Oakie as a comic
and Richard Arlen
as a straight, "
given the shrill
nonsense of Oracle
Allen and Mr..
Burns, given soft
and loud music,
fleets of pref t y
girls - everything.
in fact, that should
lift a film right up
to the skies--and
the film remains
only $3.50.
This $3.50 busi-
ness is due to the
fact that it has no
Coherency. Just as
rr0,1 oro nranorirO
Evening star., 1933-06-17

cellent tone and shading. The accom-
paniments for both soloists and chorus
were provided by Marjorie Davis who
played with fine understanding of the
effects TO be obtained. The hall was
nlled to the last seat and the audience
gave evidence Of its appreciation with
long and resounding applause.
Evening star., 1933-06-17
ASKS $4,000 DAMAGES
Ida M. Lee Names Two Traction
Companies in Suit.

Suits asking s25,o0o damages from
the Capital Traction Co, and a like
amount from the Washington Railway
81 Electric Co. were filed in District
Supreme Court yesterday by Ida M.
Lee, 1927 Emerson street northeast.
Through Attorneys Charles Patton
and Robert c. Handwerk, she says she
was seriously injured when she slipped
on grease and oil on the street car
tracks at Union Station plaza last
Iune Is.
Evening star., 1933-06-17

FTER all the advance rah-rah,
n college Humor," which began
"A a weeks run yesterday at the
4 \ Palace, is a disappointment.
Given one of the years best
songs, Learn to Groom" sung in that
basso- profundo manner by Bing Crosby,
given lovely newcomer, Mary Carlisle,
who should be the toast Of any alma
Evening star., 1933-06-17
DANCING,

Peyton Penn studio. I745 NV. Met. 5000
Instruction in modern ball room dancing.
Standard routines. Learn durtng vacation
Evening star., 1933-01-13

then had positively sworn that
Land of Smiles" the operetta Win
Charles Hackett and William Faver-
sham, would be the attraction. In
fact. up until late hour yesterday
a large, bold poster, Z feet high ana
MANY feet broad, announced to pass
ing pedestrians that Land OF
Smiles" would follow Design 1or
Living"
Since. however, it has been runor-
ed that this "opery" will play its
next engagement in a Brooklyn
warehouse. or that II it doesn't play
the warehouse it will open probably
in Chicago, the field was made clear
for the appearance of Mr.. Hampden,
who is having one of his consistently
successful annual tours, trouping
here and there throughout the coun-
try with his veteran company.
While, therefore, the National faces
a dark and dismal three days fol-
lowing the brilliant week of de
sign for Living" (did you try to get
near the box Office yesterday?), 1t
will reopen again with a consider
able bang for the brief Hampden
engagement.
Mr.. Hampden has proved himself
to be one of the real Peter Pans Of
the theater. Just as he refuses to
grow old, so his plays and his play
ers refuse to grow old along with
him. AS the advance guard tells US,
1.-THE players Of Mr.. Hampden's COM
pany have been with him for years"
This fact, and the fact that Ham
let" and even more so the "Cyrano,"
which Washington will not see. have
been with him for years, distinguih
Mr.. Hampden as one of the really
Evening star., 1933-01-13
ding and Mr.. Hampden without
Cyrano-both are unheard Of.

ding and Mr.. Hampden without
Cyrano-both are unheard Of.
Helen Twelvetrees
New Chevalier Foil
A ANNOUNCEMENT has been made
4 that Helen Twelvetrees, who up
until now has been associated main
1y with the Pathe films, has been
signed by Paramount to play op-
posite Maurice Chevalier in "a Bed
time Story" This story was written
especially for the screen by Nun
nally johnson and Waldemar Young.
This is a somewhat radical departure
from former Chevalier leading ladies
or rather leading lady-Jeanette
Macdonald having been the main
claimant for this honor these many
years.
Further word from the studios Is
that Diana Wynyard, beauteous Eng
1ish actress whom Washington saw
last season in "The Devil Passes"
has been signed on a new long
term contract by M-G-M; that Col
leen Moore will return to the screen
in a film called Lost" in which
she will be assisted by young Jackie
Cooper; that the title of "The Lady,"
the new Irene Dunno, Phillips
Holmes, Lionel Atwill picture, has
been changed to "The Secret Of
Madame Blanche; that Frank
Capra, the director who Is response
BILE for this weeks Bitter Tea Of
General Yen," at Keith's, has been
borrowed by M-G-M from Columbia
and will direct new film for this
firm; that the new George Arliss
film will be "The Adopted Father"
which has been taken from story
by Edgar Franklyn. and that Mar
jorie Rambeau, who has been out
of the picture game for some time,
after making a brilliant start q sea-
Evening star., 1933-01-13
From the Front Row
Reviews and News of Washington 8 Theaters.
By E. deS. MELCHER

important figures in the theater to-
day. Whether you admire his Ham
let or not, you are bound to admit
that no actor could possibly do such
immense justice to 'Cyrano" II he
wasn't one of the salt Of the earth
or rather the salt Of his profession.
We predict that there will be
much sorrow here because Mr.:
Hampden comes "Cyrano-less."
Time. tradition. or what have you,
has so bound one to the other that
the two are practically inseparable.
While "Caponsacchf' is worthy
drama. excitingly acted apd well
outlined in the proper Robert
Browning manner, and probably
more of a rip-snorting evening Of
fun" Gf you call blood-curdling
fun "fun") than Mr.. Cyrano, never
theless the younger generation which
Is wondering perhaps what there Is
that is good in the theater these
days, and that handful of people
which has never seen the gentle
man of the nose" will actually be
missing one Of the classics" of the
current stage.
Mr.. Hampden is always welcome
no matter what he does. Buff he
has three days at this command
why not devote one to "Cyrano?"
After all. this has become as much
of a ritual as the Christmas plum
pudding. Christmas without pud-
Evening star., 1933-01-13
FRIDAY, 18TH, HELD
UNLUCKY AGES AGO
Many Theories Advanced as
to Origin of Superstition
Regarding Day.
By tie Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ANN ARBOR, Mich, January 13.-
If you fear some Ill fortune today be-
cause 1t Is Friday the thirteenth, you
can blame the bad arithmetic of your
early ancestors, some OF whom could
not count above three.
Primitive man liked the number II
because he could parcel II objects into
groups of 8. But Is, what could be
done with that?
DR.. Eugene S. Mccartney, University
of Michigan classical scholar, who has
studied ancient and modern supersti-
tions, believes the unpopularity of num-
Der 13 undoubtedly began before there
were any written records, probably be-
fore our early European ancestors mi
grated out of Asia.
Theories About Origin.
The earliest mention of unlucky 13
IN Greek literature dates back to $50
B. c., when Hesied in the first "agri-
culture bulletin" advise against SOW
waxing month"
There are several theories about the
origin of "unlucky 49," DR.. Mccartney
says, and also several explaining 'un-
lucky Friday" It was natural to COM
bine the two and make Friday the
thirteenth the worst day of all.
Adam and Eve are said to have par
taken of the forbidden fruit" on
Friday, which caused their eviction
from the Garden of Eden Jesus was
crucified on Friday.
Is at Last Supper.
There was fear of number 13 among
the Norsemen, whose mythology says
there we're IL demigogs until Loki
came among them to make 13 and
cause plenty of trouble. The Morse
men believed 13 Valkyrie seized war
rior and conducted him to Valhalla.
There were 13 persons at the last
supper OF Jesus, the thirteenth being
Judas, who betrayed Christ.
Alexander the Great had 13 ring
leaders of an army mut.ny put to
death to impress others that mutiny
was unlucky. Philip of Macedonia,
father of Alexander, was assassinated
at his daughters wedding as he en-
tered the theater following the statues
of IL gods and claiming to be god
No. 13.
MANY persons" says DR.. Mccarthy,
"discuss superstitions just for amuse-
ment while not actually believing in
them. If one were to believe all. Of
them, every day La unlucky."
Evening star., 1933-01-13
COLLEGE HALL BURNS

WATERvnLE. Me-, January f3 Up.
Fire Of undetermined origin last
night destroyed Champlin Hall. one Of
the principal structures on the Colby
College campus. The building con-
tanned recitation rooms, the college
books and the cfice Of the treasury.
No estimate Of the loss could be given
by college officials.
The hall was erected In 1885 and
named in honor Of James T. Champ
lin, president.
Evening star., 1933-01-13
NEW ENGLAND DIARIES
TO BORROW 100000
Authorization of Loan to organiza.
tion by Federal Farm Board
Announced.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BOSTON, January 13-Organization
Of the New England dairy industry was
given impetus Wednesday with an
nouncement by Howard W. Selby, man.
ager Of New England Diaries, Inc, that
the Federal Farm Board had authorized
. loan Of $1,000.000 to that organiza-
ton.
Selby said the loan would be used to
finance the purchase of the city plants
Of certain cooperative creameries and
the country plants of some proprietary
creameries
The Farm Board, in making the loan.
insisted upon stringent economy in the
establishment Of the permanent organt-
xation Of the daires.
Evening star., 1933-01-13

and for the rest
of the time will
devote himself
strictly to Ca
ponsacchi.
This an
nouncement, one
of the most i'm
portant on this
seasons calen-
dar of events. is
made possible
t throu gh the
curious lodgings
here and there
Of the Shubert
booking office
which first had
settled =" Face
the Music" on
this week. and
Evening star., 1933-01-13
COAL. OFFICIAL CHOSEN
Gen. Disque Heads Anthracite In
stitute and Committee.

NEW YORK. January Is R.-Brig.
Gen. Brice P. Disque was elected presi-i
dent Of the Anthracite Institute and
chairman of the Executive Committee
Wednesday to succeed S. d. Warmer,
president of the Lehigh Coal & Naviga-
ton Co.
In selecting Gen. Disque. the insti-'
tute departed from its custom Of NAM
ing the heads of operating mine COM
panies as president. Gen. Disque
joined the institute year ago as execu-
tive director after IL years IN importing,
exporting and financial fields. He en-
tered commercial life in 1919 when he
retired from the. Army with the rank Of
brigadier general
Evening star., 1933-01-13

York, died last night In her hotel room.
Mrs, Fulton was the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. W.. Morehouse OF Sa-
vannah and o sister Of Ward More
house, author Of Gentlemen Of the
Press"
Evening star., 1933-01-13

swept the vivacious Suzanne Do
Ruseville, enacted by Janet Weide-
mann, completely or her feet. Jean
Smith as the prim maiden guardian
and william Austin Davis as an
elderly French gentleman played
their roles with q skill and h,lmor
that did much to aid the production.
Helen Briggs, Carl Carlson. Mary
Eta Callahan, James Rawls, Edna
Mae Millor, John Van Sikken, Adele
whiteside and Dean Bryant COM
pleted the cast.
Musical entertainment was pro-
vided by the Wright Trio and
Everett Stevens. solo pianist.
r. L. O.
Evening star., 1933-01-13
Hampden Coming
without "Cyrano"

w WALTER HAMPDEN, cham
pion "Cyrano de Ber-
wv gerac" performer, will
v v come to Washington for
three days beginning
Thursday, January 26. Mr.. Hampden
will not play "Cyrano." Instead, he
will ressurect his noted Hamlet" for
the Saturday matinee carriage trade.
Evening star., 1933-01-13
Washington s Players
PAIGRAyE SIMPSONS "a

T PALGRAvE SIMPSONS "a
Scrap Of Paper" offered by the
Bartfield Players at the Powell
Junior High Auditorium last night,
was as entertaining a play as one
could wish to see. Full Of suspense
and. action the plot turned and
twisted in fashion that kept the au-
dience in a state Of delightful un-
certainty.
Howard Whitfield played Prosper
COtlramont with such excellent un-
derstanding and enthusiasm that he
Evening star., 1933-01-13

son or 90 ago, has been signed by
Jegse L. Lasky to appear in the
screen production Of Warriors Hus-
band" which will feature ELISA
Landi.
Evening star., 1933-01-13

Sister Of Writer Dies.
NEW YORK, January Is R.-
A woman about ~ years old. who re-
gistered as Elizabeth Fulton, New
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-23
ZAKON o NUlgIMkLNE
1GZDE v OHIO

v statnej zakonodarni prija-
ty Dol minuleho tyzdna zakon o
minimalnej mzde pre- zeny a de-
ii. Inc robotnfcke predlohy, ako
je poistenie proti nezamestna-
nosti a 0 starobnej penzii pre-
paddy vzdor tomu, ze sam pre-.
zident Roosevelt q sekretarka
departments prace Perkinsov6
ziadali prijatie tychto predloh.
ia predlohu 0 poisteni proti ne
zamestnanosti najtuhsf boz vie
dol mas slovensky senator Jan
f. Smolka.
Minim4ny mzdoyy zakon sta
now troch Statnych vyjedn4va-
Gov mzdy. Tito navrhn6 mini
malnu mzdu pre- zeny q deti q
jestli ju prijmu ako zamestnA-
vatelia tax j zamestnanci, po SO
dhoch st&va Ga ust&lenou mxdou.
Jestli ktorikol'vek strAnka ma
mieta, potion 5tatni vyjednkva-
Ii urcia mzdu sami Cd seba . t4
je platnou bez OIL 'adu, ii a. to
komu paci alebo ME. Tento sA-
kon Dol prijaty preto, lebo u
po itAte vel mi ffrilo otroGenie
lien ! dievx \. 1lpely prAeo-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-23
sLovENSKY oBUHoD
OBEfoU zAVIsTI

Minuleho tyzdna tunajsie
dennfky pfsaly, ze styri obchody
ia Federal ulici boly obEalova-
ne pre- neriadne vybavovanie
grocernych objednavok pre- chu-
dobnych mesta. Medzi tymito
obchodami bol j jediny sloven-
sky obchod ma hlavnei ulici me-
sta, Slifka Market. Doznali SINE
sa, ze zamiesanie slovenskeho
obchodu do tejto afery je pra-
cou zavisti. Slifka Market do
staval najmensie objednavky 20
vsetkych styroch d piatich oh
chodov, Go je uz samo v sebe
d6kaz, ze sa tn nemohlo jed
nat 0 dake protizakonitosti.
No ktosi zavidel tomuto obcho-
du j t1 trosku obchodu ozna-
mil no, ked urobil po v6li ME-
ktorym n1dznym, ze i'm dal ma
miesto m1ky tovar, ktory sa
nddznym nedava. To je cely
'spriestupok" tohto slovenskeho
obchodu a Dol zrejme narafice-
ny.
Slovaci by sa mali zastat' to-
hoto slovenskeho obchodu, lebo
veru co nevidiet', nebudeme
mat slovenskych obchodov ami
ma ukazku. Podporujme sloven-
skych obchodnfkov, nebud'me
najchudobnejsou narodnost'ou!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-23

vat "a mensiu mzdu, ako je hla
dova, temer celkom zdarma.
Statna zakonodarna, okrem
tohto vyniesla 159 novych zako-
nov v tomto zasadnuti. Medzi
mimi je zakon 0 rozplst' ami pod
pornych organizacii q spolkov, 0
pokutovani rozsirovatel'ov falos
nych chyrov 0 poHt' 'uj1cich spo-
locnostiach, 0 licensovani holi-
Gov, pohrabnikov a pestovate.
pov koznej krasy. Tiez bude u
stanovena statna komisia ma re-
gulovanie ceny mlieka. Komisia
bude rozhodovat' 0 tom, kol 'ko
maj1 dostat' "a mlieko farmari
q kopko mlieciarne..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-23
TAR16kRI K6PuI
TUNA lnIE6IAREN

~ ge *
l50 farmarov, ktorf majd 1900
krav 50 spojilo . kdpilo '
Youaestowne Frederickoyu mile
6iarsh NJ Market : Hilda ul. q
budd ju operovat' pre- svoj O.
sch. Je toto prv4 mlieciarna ma
ekof, vlastnenk farm6rmi q jej
zdar bude pre-1dzant 90 "a
ujmom farmkrmi : intch okre-
soy. Mlie6iareh = menuje Tri-
angle Dairy = bola inkorporo-
7as spit no 90
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-23

Sal tom na konvencii lucb&rov
" New Forku. 2 200 milionov
sddkov surovkho oleja d6 "a ry-
robit' viac alkoholu, ako ! celsi
kukuricnej 6rody Y Spoj. St&-
toch. Len plynov Y refineriach
oleja 50 d6 vyrobit' billion ga.
lonov alkoholu. Ten plyn terax
palia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-23
sPEvOKoL oD osADY sv.
MATEJA v PITTeBUR0HU.

Zaiste ze nebolo cloveka "
chrame 'sChurch Of the Epiph.
any, v Pittsburghu, ktory me-
bol odusevneny, pocujnc po pr
w raz spievanl omsu, skladbu
prof. Otokara Mrazeka, pri spe-
We ktorej al spevokol osady sv.
Mateja bral dcast'.
Bolo asi patnast' min1t po
piatej hodine rano, ked' SINE sa
rusili Youngstown. Ma ceste
SINE 81 zaspievali, pozartovali,
tax ze sa cas- minul, ale predsa
SINE radi vysli ma cerstve ran
ne povetrie, ked' SINE pritiahli
ku kostolu v Pittsburghu. Ale
este nebol cas- ma "piknik',', ca.
kala mas praca. Sisli SINE sa s
tamojsim spevokolom v skol-
skej sieni a nasledovala sk1ska.
Oba spevokoly sa ucily til O.
msu, ale bolo to prvy raz, Go sa
spolu sisly. Pc skdske uz Dol
cas- ist' do kostola, krasu kto.
reho m6ze clovek ocenit' len
ked ju vidi. Me vsak len krasa
mas prekvapila, ale tiez al vel
kost' tohoto- chramu bozieho.
Pocul som, ze mimo katedraly
je to najvacsi katolicky kostol
ma pittsburghskej okolici. Osa-
da sv. Mateja ma vel Ky pist'a-
lovy organ, ale ten je este vac
81. Osada sv. Mateja ma 20-cle-
novy spevokol, oni majn 35-
clenovy a ked' tento 55-clenovy
sbor, riadeny sbormajstrom p.
Sedlackom, zacal zticha ky
rie" a konciac" Gloria a"Cre-
do" hromovym amen, uver-
te, ze az krv v zilach skAkala.
Pisatelovi je len l'1to, ze tato
skladba prof. Mrazeka, spev to-
hoto sboru nebol rozhlaseny po
radiu. Bolo to prekyapujlce,
bolo to krasne, bolo to tlspesne,
ma co tt, co to poc1vali, tt, 60
brali v tom beast, skoro neza-
budn1.
i Po sv. omsi usporiadany Dol
piknik pre- host'ov 2 Youngs-
townu, t. j. pre- spevokol. Pisa
tel sa ho vsak nez1castnil, lebo
posiel ma navstevu do okolittch
miest, ale som pocul, ze sa al
tam vsetci dobre zabavili.
Pan pani Hovorka 2 Youngs.
townu, ako al pani Mrazekoy6
boil tiez prftomni ma tejto pre-
miere.
Prot. MrAxek zaiste boil nate,
seny q cftil sa byt' odmenen5
70 jeho n6mahy q t'axkd prlcu
ktord YounstownGania budd
mat prflezitost ocenit' pri spie,
vanf tejto skladby ' nedel'u, g
jdla. kedy mas navStivia aj spe,
vAci 2 Pittsburghu q ked u
spoloene zaspievame Y jej plnei
krAse, ako bola xaspievan6 \
nedel'u, a. jdna Y Pittsburghu
~.
II
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-23

o9TTnpKY ] BRYNDkk
< kusy o1tlspaEy vsl'k6 =. - doll.
3 ftlntov m4j0v1y -. 3 doll.
oOcAe1nfkoQ ~ vxc5om rs pegc.
r&6ka. 1<1jmame jedna$sl'a Pr olEo-
10 HounG1eoNp1.
14U1neAN CEE9E CO., mo-,
r1aAea, p (Er1e County,.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-23
RozHlAS YSN,

NJ - asE8l
ssSkoda Seand&lul" povie
daktort sympatickt Gitatel'. NY
sme p. Poxorovatel'a upozornili
hned' ma zacistku, xe so syoji-
mi Skandalmi d'aleko nexajde. A
mohol 50 neho vykresat', be-
hom casu, znamenity vtipkAr.
Banujeme "a "SkandAlom''.
Kto len bude pfsat' 0 ttch skan.
daloch, ktore sa este len id1
zrodit'Y Tri biliony tristo mi
lionov je kasicka, do ktorej ne
jeden papaj skocf rukami no
hami.
Prisla spevava sezona pix.
Milky. Hojne zasoby spevu doda-
.vaj1 nasi ohlasovatelia: Slifka
Market Resetar Distributing
Co.
Hitler odkazal nemeckym ro-
dicom, ze i'm deti poberie, ak
mich nenarobia hitlerikov. Ten
chce vsade len brat.
Oslobodenie redaktorov 90
brany' ma s1de v Pittsburghu
je d6kaz, ze i slovensky redak-
tor je chraneny zakonom vzdor
vypovedi okresneho zalobcu, ze-
by vsetky cudzinecke casopisy
maly byt' zastavene.
Slovenske citatel 'stvo vie ma
10 o nebezpeciach, axe cfhaj1 ma
nase casopisy. A nevie, akd sill
MI zbran ma v Mich. Kazdy Slo.
yak ma 81 drzat' "a povinnost'
predplacat' slovenske neodvisle
noviny.
Trinasty Slovensky Den sa
blizi. Slovaci, chystajte sa nan.
Bude este lepsi, ako lanajsi, O.
znamuje vybor.
Narodny Slovensky Spolok ma
teraz. nevolenych redaktorov a
k tomu novych 1dov, ktorf len
pred zaujatim miesta vstdpili "a
clenov MSS. A voleny redaktor
Dol zbaveny redaktorstva - bez
sldu. Co sa to vsetko da poro.
bit, kde clenstvo nedozera bliz-
Sic ma svoje zaujmy.
Tejto nedeli oslavuje Penn.
Slovenska Jednota 40. vyrocie
svojho zalozenia. Slavnost' bude
v Pittston, Pa, kde bola tato
organizacia zalozena. Pennsyl-
vanskej Jednote prajeme DIAL
sieho prekvitania.
Tunajsim clenom Matice Slo.
venskej ma Slovensku oznamu-
jeme, ze ideme poslat' Mattel
move prispevky. Kto 81 tedy
chce obnovit' clenske, mech nam
laskave posle. Clenske je 20 K
(dl'a terajsieho kurzu 75c) ma
rok.
Miss Elinor Brown, slepa u
citel 'ka historic ma Steele High
School v Dayton, Ohio, obdrza.
la minule doktorat fyzologie nj
Columbia univerzite. Uz pred
desiatimi rokmi obdrzala diplo
my B. A. a M. A. ma Ohio State
univerzite. Miss Brown je sic
pou cd svojho siesteho roku
Kto ma t'azkosti so zivotom
mech 81 pomysli ma 81. Brown, a
ke t'azkosti ona musela pre-
m6ct' ' zivote.
CeSkO-slOyenSka vlAda doSta1.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-23

my B. A. a M. "A. ma Ohio State
univerzite. Miss Brown je sle-
pou cd svojho siesteho roku.
Kto ma t'azkosti so zivotom,
mech 81 pomysli ma 81. Brown, a.
ke t'azkosti ona musela pre-
m6ct' Y zivote. 4
Cesko-slovenska vlada dostala
tiez diktatorskd moe cd parla-
mentu. Ako vidno, diktator-
stvo je chytlava vec.
Male diktatorstvo m6ze byt'
0. T., ked' je v prospech l'udu,
ako Amerike, ale ' CSR. radi
diktujd, ako kto ma politicky
smNM at. Tam hned' zavesili
Easopnom nahubok, aby memo
hly tax pfsat', ako cftia.
Dakedy sfce ami nahubok ME
je zly, menovite ak ga zalozi ia.
kym Peroutkom q Weinerom,
stepiacim nAkazu zbabelosti dc
ceskeho naroda.
Y Nemecku narodilo sa roku
1882 len jeden million deti, 0.
proti dvom milionom ' roku
1900. Y spojenych Statoch SO I'll
tiez omnoho menej detf rodf, a.
ko pred niekol'ko rokmi. Mo.
Seme sa potesit' aspon tym, Il
pribudlo viacej maSfn.
Ked' bude koniec prohibfcii
budf 81 l'udia skutocne mastit'
hrdl6. Bud6 pit fajn1 visku w
Iobenf ! oleja. Dr. .Gustky
iov ~ lu6bf al pred d,6.
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