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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-25
Japan Reflected British Report
 on Reduction

Tokio. March 25-(UP)-For- eign Minister Nashua Uchida tele- graphed Japanese delegates at the Geneva disarmament conference to reject several points of the British arms reduction formula, the Ver- nacular Press said today.
 The foreign minister was quoted as declaring that the formula ad- vanced by Prime Minister Ramsay Macdonald of Great Britain ig-- nored Japan's geographical and armament necessities.
 With it's legislative program com pleted, the Japanese diet will ad- journ Sunday with elaborate cere- monies.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-25

New York, March 25-For per- haps the first time In the history of women's clubs in this country presidents of four of the largest women's organizations in the United states appeared on the same program Thursday evening. They were Mrs Grace Morrison Poole, president of the General Federation of Women's clubs; Mrs Ella A. Boole, president of the Na- tional Women's Christian Temper ance union; Mrs Geline MacDon- aid Bowman, president of the Na- tional Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs ana Miss Lena Madesin Phillips, presi- dent of the National Council or Women, speaking at tribute dfn- ner given at the Hotel Vanderpit to honor officials of the Postal Telegraph Cable company and Its allied organizations.
 Through their cooperation these officials have made it possible for the 5,0O0,O0O women in the Nation. al council to hold an international congress of women at Chicago July 1922 and to present an ex- hibit of their work at the Chicago century of progress exposition.
 The four presidents spoke m glowing terms of the public spirit edness of the telegraph company officials and of the fact that women in 50 countries, who have been in- vited to the congress. will reap the benefits of their generosity. Ruth Nichols. ayiatrix who made a good will flight for the National council of Women last spring. and Mrs Inez Haynes Irwin, who is writing for the council book concerning the woman movement in this coun- try for the past hundred years, joined in the tribute. Gen George Gibbs and Vice-President Clinton E. Allsopp of Postal telegraph spoke in behalf of the company.
 Dame Rachel Crowdy. formerly of the secretariat of the league or nations, who is to be one of the speakers at the international con gress, wired her greetings from the mid-Atlantic. :,
 Cables came also from Mime Dreyfus- Barney of Paris, Couvenor of the committee on radio and the cinema of the International Coun- cil of Women; from Mime Andre Duboscq, also of Paris, chairman of hospitality and eourtesies of the, International Federation, of Busi-> ness and Professional Women; from Miss Dorothy A. Heneker and Mrs Laura Puffer Morgan, secretaries of the disarmament committee of women's international crgariiza- tions in Geneva, and from Mrs Howatd Cans, chairman of the child '. elfare committee of the council, who is in London. .,ss..
 The interesting alliance between the National Council of Women and the Postal Telegraph-C Cable com pany which made 1t possible for women of 50 countries to attend world congress, was referred to by Miss Phillips as characteristic of 'the new deal."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-25
NOMINATED
 FOR OFFICERS

Cambridge, Mass. March 25 - UP) - Redfield Proctor, former governor of Vermont, and Edward l.. Moreland of Boston have been nominated for president and vice. president. respectively. of the Alumni Association of Massachu- setts Institute of Technology, Il was announced today.
 Charles E. Smith of New Haver, Conn, has been named to the exec utive committee of the institute.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-25
Students Compete
 For Trip Abroad
Local High School Pupils Eligible for League of
 Nations Examination

Students in the local high schools will be among the 5000 in 1868 schools throughout the country who will soon compete for free trip to Europe offered as first prize in the 7th annual high school com petitive examination on "The League of Nations," sponsored by the League of Nations association of New York city.
 Cash prizes will be given for
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-25
ONE PAPER PUBLISHED.

Vienna, March 25-(UP)-Only one printed newspa per---the Heim- schutz Zeitung, organ of the Heim- wehr, Fascist-like military force was published in the great city of Vienna today as printers and stypsetters struck in protect against government censorship.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-25
NOT IN NEW ENGLAND.

Atlantic City, N. J., March 25- (UP)-American civilization did not originate in New England but in New Jersey, Dr Thomas J.. Wer- tenbaker, Princeton professor, of history, told the New Jersey his- torical congress last night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-25
Local Bridge Tournaments
CORNELL CONTRACT CLUB.


 In the new series of Friday af- ternoon sessions of the Cornell Contract club held yesterday the following high scores were an nounced: North and South: Mrs Thomas Bane and Mrs John G. Gill martin, 67 1-2; East and West. Mrs William Faeth and Mrs William Moran, GA 1-2; runners-up; North and South, Mrs Andrew Jackson and Mrs Thomas Moore, 65. and East and West, Mrs Frederick Dauch and Mrs Etta Howard. 62; Others making high score were: Mrs James Bowling and Miss Mary Hutchinson, 62, North and South and Mrs John Gaffney and Mrs Walter Monagan, 61 1-2 East and west.
 The third open duplicate con- tract bridge tournament of the current series conducted by Mrs George Pierpont was held last eve- ming at M'Fingal Inn in Watertown with the following results: North and South: MT and Mrs George w. Pierpont, 51 1-2; runner-up. MT and Mrs Frank Smyth. Jr.. 48 1-2: Mir and Mrs R. l.. Munger. 46; and East and West. Mir and Mrs Harri- son Camp, 52 1-2: Miss Helen Woodward and Mrs Hubbard. 53: and Mir and Mrs l.. IL. Carley. AS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-25
Society Toilers

Socet has sgonet William q Sabin Sidney H.
  William Harri gallery Hope Williams. addition being
  Cata  ten at ten dola
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-25

Recruits from the British Infan- tidy of the line now may weigh 113 pounds, which is two pounds less than before.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-25
BY PAUL HARRISON NEA Service Writer

Gershwn makes his debut 
 
  In He painting bid temperamental about choosing his subjects.
 prefer doing old with character lines in their faces he grtheres in to I haterng pictures hasn't 1at hold beginning paint just to relax enjoy themselves"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-25
Rockefeller Rocks"

Rockefeller collectors of
 
 Abby only gu at Briar Rzy New Yorkp q Helen cole a world
 
 without conexs Phil Stong collecting editions of his novel, state Fair
 R4k his hairdresscr wli6, Francis locks Cecil distinguished British visitor, has artistic Nile dressl Reginald FellOwes "bcstdcscd womcn-n-the- world" sleeps with fresh gartenias her pillow 48
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-25
"IIello, Beak!"

P remembers and faces
  by calling them by their first before they tendencies rides the subway day at the o'clock rush and have "Beak" nickname him by childhood chums because of his prominent
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-17
vRAzDA PRI PRESovE

Pc tieto dni bola ma hradskej
ned'aleko Solivaru najdena vel.
mi zakrvavena mrtvola starsie-
no muza. Neznamy NAL v jed
nej ruke bic a vsetky vrecka o.
bratene. Preto vzniklo hned' po-
dozrenie, ze ide o l1pezn1 vra-
zdu, ktorej obet'ou, ako sa zi-
stilo, stal sa Jozef Makula z
Rozkovian, obchodnfk s dobyt.
kom. Pri pitve sa ustalilo, ze ne
bohy ma cell lebku rozbitd
t'azkym predmetom. V satoch
nenasli peniaze, iba diva zelez-
nicne listky z predosleho dna,
oba tym istym smerom. Presov-
ski cetnici zahajili hned ud-
lovne patranie po ldpeznom
vrahovi, ktory musel vediet', ze
Makula obchoduje so statkom a
mava pri sebe vacsiu sunni pc
nazi. Pretoze v tej noci prsalo,
vsetky stopy boly zahladene a
tax vysetrovanie cetnfkov je
vel'mi 1t 'azene.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-17
vRAzDA sLovAKA v g.
CHACH.

z Prahy oznamujl, ze pri OBJ
ci Pusta Prosec, v okrese Nova
Paka nasli l'udia mrtvolu MIA
deho muza, ktory Dol neznamym
pachatel'om zastreleny a NAL
kirk podrezany. Cetnfcka stani-
ca v Novel Pake zacala hned'
patrat' predovsetkym po totoz-
nosti zavrazdeneho. Ma druhy
den po naleze podarilo sa cetni-
kom zistit', ze ide o podomove-
no obchodnfka Stefana Mladosa
cd Pruskeho (Trenc.) Mlados
Dol zavrazdeny strelnou ranou
do zadnej ciastky hlavy a dvo-
ma reznymi ranami ma krku. A
ko sa zistilo, ide o l1pezn1 vra-
zdu, nakol'ko Mlados Dol s1cas-
he ozbfjany o peniaze.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-17
NEvLAsTNH SYN ZABIL
MATKU.

V Lend&ku zili manzelia Cali
kovci s nevlastnou matkou Ga
likovou. Svady v tejto rodine
boly ma dennom poriadku a spo
sobovala ich zvacsa testina. O.
kresny sud v Kezmarku star1
Galikov1 odsddil pre- tyranie
manzelky jej nevlastneho syna.
Gallikova vsak j mad 'alej robi-
la nevlastnemu synovi domac-
nosti hotove peklo. Synova tr-
pelivost' bola tym vycerpana,
wal zelezny hrniec a zacal MIN
bit nevlastn1 matku. Ked' 1bi-
ta zena padla v bezvedomi ma
zem, Galik isiel ma cetnicku sta
nicu, kde oznamil, ze zabil ne.
vlastn1 matku. Galikova pri
doprave do levocskej nemocnice
umrela.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-17

M'anie, ktore ste dnes vsetci
Slovaci q Slaviani prejavili. Ne
myslim pod tym to, ze ste zvo-
lii Slaviana ma 1rad, ale myslfm
to, ze ste vykonali svoju povin-
most, ktord mate vzdy koncit'
Lebo naco nam potion plakat'
naco nam horekovat', ze nam to
alebo to nedaj1, ked' SINE vse
isli proti svojim. Ktoze Go do
stal "a to, ze pracoval "a Gu
dzieho a ME "a svojhos A ked'
al dostal, tamti, ktorych zvie'
dol, nedostali mic. Mill bratia a
sestry, nepoclvajte nikdy ma
tych, ktori nasej mladezi taste
pujl strach a bojacnost', ze ona
nemoze zastavat' drady, ale len
cudzi. Nedovol'me zabijat' du-
cha v nasej mladezi, aby sa ne
opovazila ist' "a tym, co jej pra.
vom patrf.
ia pfsem toto 20 srdca a 20
zklsenosti a len prosfm nasich
Slovakov a Slavianov, aby vzdy
svorne pracovai "a svoj po-
krok a ME "a pokrok ne-Slova.
kov a ne-Slavianov. Vas
Priatel q Slovak.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-17
PoDAKovANIE voLIcoM

Srdecny pozdrav al krasne po-
d'akovanie vsetkym mojim pria-
tel'om, ktori mi boil ma pomoci
pocas mojej Rampant a praco-
vail tax odusevnene "a nina.
Uist'ujem ich, ze i'm fch velkii
ochotu a pracu nikdy nezapom-
mem. Touto cestou tiez d'akujem
a; tym, ktori oproti mne praco-
vail a mi prekazili mole zvole-
ME ma trad, 0 ktory som ga u
uchadzal.
Moi priatelia nemozu AMI po-
chopit', ze jako som mohol pre-
hrat' a mnohf sa ma pytaj1 ma
pricinu. zial 'bohu, nasli sa lu-
dia, ktorych reciam 'ud uve-
ril. No ale vol'by presly a to
vsetko musime zapomndt'.
Som nad'alej vasim pirate
Pom spolupracovnlkom,
Juraj Knkula,
Campbell.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-17

Zavinutie do plienok Bozskeho
Nemluvnat'a r. Mariou, poloze-
ME Ho do jasiel', odovzdanie
Mu Nou a sv. Jozefom poklony
ako Synovi Najvyssieho. - Prf-
chod pastierov do betlehemskej
mastali, fch hlbokd poklonu
Bozskemu Diet'at'u, a odovzda-
ME Mu ich darov. - Ziadost'
pastierov mat ma ich rukach
Bozske Diet'a, vitanie Ho mimi,
a ich rozhovor 8 Pannou Ma
riou. Pordcanie sa pastierov
Bozskemu Diet 'at'u a ich od-
chod.
Dejstvo vi. zobrazuje: Prf-
chod sv. Troch Kral'ov z dale
keho vychodu do betlehemskej
mastali, ich poklonu Bozskemu
Diet'at'u, odovzdanie mu ich
darov, a to zlato, kadidlo a myr-
hu, a inych drahocennych veci,
dlhy rozhovor ich Pannou
Mariou a ich prvy odchod. -
Navstevu sv. Amy, a sv. Joa-
china, rodicov to Fanny Marie
v betlehemskej mastali, a vyty-
kanie sv. Amy jej deere Panne
Marii, ze preco Jej tax slavny
porod porodila v takejto neci,
stej, chudobnej mastali9 = Ry.
chly navrat sv. Troch KraPoy
do mastali novinou zastrasu.
jncou, a ma konci? o, krest'ania
radujte sa, lebo onedlho budete
moot zriet' vo tvar zobrazene.
vecnej Pravdy. (Pokracovanie. J
Andrej 6isar
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-17
pODAKOvANIE NASIM MI.
Lynn PRIATEL'OM.

My nize podpisani ideme We
refine pod'akovat' nasim priate-
Pom, ktori mas poctili svojou
pritomnost'ou ma nase Is. W.
rocie stavu manzelskeho.
Bolo to dna 4. novembra We
Ger. Ny SINE posli do mesta a do
kostola, ked' SINE sa navratili
okolo pol 9. hodine, boil SINE
vel'mi prekvapeni, ked' Dol dom
preplneny a ozvaly sa vykriky,
"surprajzp'. Dobre, ze SINE s
noh nespadli.
Nasledovni priatelia boil pri-
tomni: p. pi. Jozef Flip, p. a
pi. Stefan Dobrancin, p. pi.
Jozef Cvengros, p. pi. Andrej
Gmitra, p. a pi. Andrej Eper-
jest, p. a pi. Frantisek Kanik,
p. a pi. Jan Stanislav, p. a pi.
Anton Rigelsky, p. a pi. Jan
Churilla, p. a pi. Anton Ola.
eich, p. a pi. Jan Petras, p. a
pi. Jan Tatarka, p. a pi. j. G.
vaseak, p. a pi. Jan Olejar, p. a
pi. Jan Hiznay, p. a pi. Jozef
Fekety, p. pi. Martin Farka-
sovsky, p. a pi. Jan conek, pi
M. Mandula, pi. Ed. Novotny,
pi. j. Gerbery, pi. Barbara Faj.
eak, pi. Riglicky, p. Jan Lesi.
eko, p. -Jozef Fekety NIL, 81, Ma
ria a Matilda Hiznay, 81. Anna
Conek a muzikant p. Ulieny.
To prekvapenie usporiadal
pi. Fekety pi. Conek. Musfme
podotkndt', Re to bola dobrs
prilezitost'; tetka prohibicia po
sla ma ten cas- do South a Nortf
Carolina, ably 81 aspon eo.to "a
chranila ma pamiatku.
TAX mill priatelia, touto. ce
stou yam srdecne d'akujem'
vsetkym tiez sa budeme sna
lit vam to vynahradit' ked
budeme mat prilezitost'. A "a
roven d d'akujeme vam "a ten u
teseny dar, elektrick1 lampu
To mas bude vse ma vas upomi
nat.
s lctou
Joze6 Maria Hiznay.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-17
RTvf sA vRAcAU.

Pc tieto dni vratil sa do Pau
cinej Lehoty so zenou q 6 det'-
mi miestny obcan, obuvnik Ste
fan Klepac, ktort cd zaciatku
vojny nevidel svojej rodnej ze-
me. v obci ho povazovali "a
mrtv6ho. v 'roku 1914 naruko-
val a uz v zine tohoze roku pa
dol do rusk6ho zajatia v HaliG.
Po bol'sevickom prevrate Dol
prijaty "a zeleznicneho robotnf-
ka, naco sa ozenil. Hovorf, ze
zarobkove pomery neboly maj.
horsie, jednako rodina musels
casto trpiet' hladom, lebo pri
dely potravin ma listky sd take
|nepatrn6, ze nestacia ma zao'
krytie potreby ami Y najobme'
rodnej zeme, kan So vybral be,
prostriedkov, otrhant q hlad
ny. N&vrat mu umoxnilo e.-sl
sastupitel 'stvo ' Rusku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-17
5 RoKOv zAI.ARA
PRE- P0KUs tN0sU

y ESte Y jdni toho roku niekor- :
.ki nacisti 2 Nemecka prekrocili
cesko-slovenske lranice a po-
k6sili sa uniest jedneho komu-
nistu, ktory uSiel pred pomstou
Hitlera do CsR. Jeden : naci-
stov boil chyteny a teraz y Pra-
he odshdent ma pat rokov zalA-
ra pri t'axkej praci Q chlebe =
.vode. Nemeckf nacisti Caste pre-
chadzali cez hranice do CSR. .
sdopdst'ali ga nAsilia ma 6esko-
.slovensktch obSanoch nemeckej
'n&rodnosti. Tento vel ~ trest
.ich IA tshc odetra
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-17
70 starej vlasti
(Zpravy 81 prevzat6 : krajo.
vych casopisov.)
POL,sKH Ex.MINIsTERsKH
PREDsEDA USIEL DO 0sR.

Byvaly pol'sky ministersky
predseda a vodca pol'skej sed-
liackej strany Witos je. znamy
odporca marsala Pilsndskeho.
Pred casom Dol Witos ods1deny
pre- cinnost "a zmenu reximu ma
S rokov zalara a tento rozsudok
Dol mad MIN teraz potvrdeny,
tax ze NAL nastGpit' trest. Ale
Witos usiel "a hranice a teraz je
V Cesko-S -Slovensku. Dovolava SO
prava azylu, ktore mu bude asi
udelene. Zaujimave je, ze Witos
prihlasil sa ma policii ' Prerove
ako rol'nfk 2 Grydku a tax 81
mix nevsfmal, ze ide o byvaleho
naeelnfka pol'skej vlady.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-17
sTANE sA zAzRAK!


Mesto Praha poda po tieto
dni ministerstvu zelezn1c s1rnu
ziadost', ably povolila vynimoc-
ne sl'avnene tarify pre- dopravu
debytka 20 Slovenska. Ciel' POM
akcie je umoznit' zasobovanie
hi. mesta republiky lacnejsim
mason. Konecne teda al Praha
zacina uznavat', ze ME je prak-
tickym vlastenectvom, ked' So
do Czech lifruj1 osfpane 2 POP.
ska a Mad'arska, kym sloven.
sky rol'nfk nema moznosti cd.
predat' dobytok.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-17
EASE KRIvDA sLovkKoM

Ma miesto zkolnfka v brez-
nianskej me6tianke hned' po
prevrate dosadii isteho SKarla
Fabiana, hoci Skolsk& sprkva
mala ma vyber mnoxstvo miest-
nych uch&dzacov. Tento netakt-
ny t'ah uk&sal 50 neskor5ie ne
st 'astntm Y tom, xe Karel Fa-
bian zacal pneukazovat' svoje
'sluzby" partial, 60 no sem do
sadila. Boly easy, ze cel6 Brez-
no protestovalo a d6razne xia-
dalo Fabianovo odstranenie :
Brexna.
Zaciatkom tohoto Skolskeho
roku Dol spomenutt skolnik pre-
lozeny ma zilinskd mestianku, v
s1vise s CHM ako to noviny
zaznamenaly - musel mu tam
miesto prepustit' Slovak Gu
stav Tvarozek, ktory takymto
rieSenfm ostal bez zamestnania.
"a do Brezna prisiel "a skolnlka
(janitora) Jozel Hrkal, po pre-
vrate dosly Czech. Ma dodatok,
v Brezne, narodne prebudenom
meste, vyucuj1 len traja sloven-
ski ucitelia, kdezto pocas voj'
ny vyucovali tam siesti povedo.
mi Slovaci. Va6sina ucitel'ov v
Brezne sd Cesi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-17
KRAJINSKH tRAD IA sLO.
VENsKE UNHNIE.

Ma poslednej vystavke Spoil
ku slov. umelcov v Bratislave
zak1pil krajinsky 1rad cd Mi
losa Bazovskeho obraz "Chu-
dobny kraj''. Dielo zobrazuje
pastierika koz v Luznej (Lipto-
ve) a Bazovsky v nom zname-
mite vystihuje biedu chudobne-
no l1znianskeho kraja. - Te-
Slime sa, ze krajinsky 1rad ma
pochopenie j pre- vytyarne ume-
ME, j pre- podporovanie svojich
slovenskych ume]cov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-17
BATA IDE vYRABAf
LIETADL.A.

v Zlfne ma Morave konaj1 sa
pripravy k novel vyrobe, kto-
rou Bat'a skoro prekvapi svet.
v Zlfne zaend sa totiz v mai
blizsej dobe vyrabat' seriove
sportovne ietadla a uz teraz
cvief sa u Bet'u 1900 jeho 70.
botnfkov ma pilotoy q preto alb,
solvuj1 prislusne leteck6 kurzy
lPyvl
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-17
PonAKovANIE.

Vsetkym Slovakom a Slavia-
nom 4. wardy v Campbell, kto-
ri Y tejto volebnej Rampant sa
zaujali 0 moju kandidaciu a
pracovali hlasovali "a nina,
vyslovujem 2 hlbfn mojho srdca
1primne srdeen& vd'aky Q e.
fam, ze v buddcnosti, bed' 50
budem uchAdzat' 0 mestsky e.
rad, Ease bud'd ma podporovat'.
E1te raz vd'aka yam vsetkfm.
Som WI slovenslf syn,
An6rej 1a1nEociK.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-17
vLU "a ZAvUJt.

Ma Podkarpatskej Rusi zja-
vuj1 sa vlci. v horach pri HUI.
mennom prepadli vlci stado o.
vice. Ma inom mieste bola spo-
loenost' pol'ovnlkov prekvapena
ziavenim sa vlkov, ktori naha-
nall srnca. Domace obyvatep-
stvo prorokuje z toho skor1 a
tuh1 zimu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-17
NUNOIUs CIRIACI oDI6IEL
I PRAHY.

Dha %. oktobra odixiel pA-
peSsk5 nuncius msgr. Ciriaci 4
Prahy ma doyolenf. Docasntm
yedenfm nunciatdry je povsrs-
NJ p6pexskt auditor msgr. Pa
nico.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-17
TEST sA z VfTAZsTVA
SLAVIANSKEHO.


Mily pan redaktor, prosim, u
verejnite mi tychto paru SLOW
ohl'adom poslednych volieb. ia
sa vel'mi tesim a viem, re ka-
zdy lprimny Slovak sa test, ze
po prvy raz v historii Youngs-
townu Slavian dostal sa ma Ia
ky 1rad, ma ktory SINE no zyo-
ILL. Cteni spolubratia, pokazte
mi, Go uz komu donieslo sebe-
ctvo. ia vam budem "a to po-
vd 'acny, ked' mi to ukazete. So
sebectvom nemozno mic vyko-
nat pre- celok, pre- vsetkych. A
to je, co SINE my Slovaci az po
dnes robili. Robili SINE kazdy o
sebe a mic SINE nedocielili. My
sme nepouzivali nase hlasy pre-
seba ako celok, pre- svoj narod
slaviansky, ale SINE sldzili paru
osobam "a nastroj, ably oni z to-
no koristili. Sl1zili sme cudzlm
"a potl'apkanie po pleci. Do o.
ci mas chvalili a "a chrbtom sa
nam vysmievali: ''No je to "a
narod - pokaz mu nieco a po-
tpapkaj po pleci a uz ho mas!'
ia som presvedoeny, ze takto,
ako ia, smysl'a uz kazdy Slo-
yak, lebo to vol'by dokazaly
Uz nam vsetkym prislo ma um.
ze ked' chceme niekde zajst'
musime sa spojit' a spojenymi
silami pracovat'. Takto dosiah-
meme al 1cty u inych narodno-
sti a nebud1 mas tl'apkat' pc
pleci a "a chrbtom sa nam
smiat'. Nikto 81 takych necti, Go
s1 ME verni svojmu povodu, le-
bo vedia, ze TAXI nebud1 verny.
mi nikomu.
Teraz SINE uz ma riadnej &C.
ste. Tieto vol'by nam pokazaly,
ze spojenymi silami dostaneme
svoj podiel, ktory nam co obca-
nom patrf. Zvolili SINE 81 do
mestskeho 1radu Slaviana, pa.
ma Kryzana "a koncilmana Z
wardy. To sa este v Youngstow
ne nestalo a to je nieco, na &c
mozeme byt' vsetci Slaviani hr.
di. ia Go pisatel' tychto Rad.
kov prajem p. .Kryzanovi mnohc
zdaru v jeho nastavaj1cej pra'
ci, ktora no ocakava. ia viem
ze pan Kryzan bude svoju pracu
tax konat', aby pokazal verej
nosti, ze Slaviani sd ma osoh ma
smu mestu a naSej vlasti. A te
bude povzbudenim pre- nasicl
synov a dcery, ktori sd tax Wy.
skoleni, ako bodaj ktore inc ma.
rodnosti a s1 opravneni ma bo
daj aky mestsky 1rad. Poucuj
me nase deti a pomahajme in
tiskat' sa do popredia. Nepoc1
vajme ma tych, ktori nam radia
aby SINE hlasovali ma cudzich
ze to sd ich 'sgood friends
Nase deti, uz ci slovenske aleb1
s1avianske, s1 nasi good friends
tym name pomahat' ku chleb,
a ku vynikajd jdcemu postavenil
vo verejnosti.
/ ia myslim, ze my Slovaci 0,
tychto volieb bndeme tax pra
covat', ako sme zacali a konat
skntky, ako kazdemu Pan Bo
| prikazal. ia som len preto tycl
Ito p6ru riadkov napfsal, alb
l som VAN mohol vyjadrit moi
A 6prinnti yd aku - vafe M