davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-27
GREEN 81 'UBUJE KoNIEC
ZAKONTTEMU RABoVANIU

William Green, predseda Ame-
rickej Federacie Prace dal redak-
torovi Nations Business inter-
VII, Y ktorom sa vyhraza dale
kosiahlym bojom. Nations Busi-
ness je organ Obchodnej Komo-
ry Spoj. statov. z dlheho clanku
vynimame tieto charakteristicke
vety:
stBudeme bojovat' boz "a OBJ
novenie blahobytu, "a st'astne
domacnosti, "a ochranne pro-
striedky, ktore odoberd pl'undro-
vacfm bandam vyuzivatel'o 'ov tie
zbrane, ktorymi srazili ma zem
nase miliony l'udu. Ny ideme
skoncit' zakonitd rabovacku v
Spojenych Statoch."
Green Dol vzdy vel mi miernym
V svojich prejavoch. A preto ho-
rejsie ohnive vyrazy nevestia mic
prijemnsho. Tiez povedal, ze da-
va prednost' poradam medzi ka-
pitalistami a robotnfctvom a ze
- s ( ( I +.
sa este pocka trochu, & vlsda
(akiste budlca) vykona nieco3 %
zlepsenie pomerov. Sposob boia
Green nevyzradil, ale spomfna a.
kysi ekonomicky boj.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-27
zLE Ma NEoBGANov.

V pennsylvanskej statnej zako-
nodarni Dol podany navrh zako-
ma, dl'a ktoreho neobeania by ne
mohli byt' banikmi tvrdouhol >
nych baniach.
V Hollywood, CAL, kde sa W.
rabajtl pohyblive obrazy, vsetci
cudzinecki herci a hereeky od-
chadzaj1 domov. Hovorf sa, ze
dostali itchy pokyn k opusteniu
Spoj. Statov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-27
e tymito zastupcami:

ne tymito zastupcami:
Cislo 10. br. Andrej Adamko,
Cislo "a. br. Michal Varsa, Cislo
1O1., br. Imrich Piroga, Cislo 1913.
br. M. smrecansky, Cfslo 241.. br.
Jozef Oravec, Gislo 264. br. Jan
Hassay, Cislo 313. br. Andrej
Blasko, Gis1o 522. br. Andrej Ia
rapcak.
Dakujem spomenutym bratom,
al tym, ktorych mena ME st uve-
dene, "a fch pritomnost ma tejto
sch6dzi : dfs1n, xe ma buddcej
Ease mas tol'ko bude. Budlca scho
,dsa desoznimsna y tychto no.
winch. 8 dctou
IN ,. Hassay, tai.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-27
zLEpsENIE PoldERov
ZAvIsf Cd RoosEvELTA

Senator Spoj. Statov Simeon
Fess 7 Ohio sa vyslovil, ze znaky
slap3spia g pomeroy ukd3u So
~ 4, naaroi, 20 yyhlassai progra-
nv pcveho presidenta. Musf to
Oyt' ale sdfavy hospodarsky pro-
gram, dodal.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-27
Sv. missile v osade
Sv. Jana Krst.
Rev. Jozef s. sofka 2 radu Re-
demptoristov z Euphrata Pa. bu-
de West missile "a diva tyzdne,
poGnlc IL. februara.

Rev. Jozef S. Sofka, radu Re.
demptoristov Euphrata, Pa.
pride IL. februara do osady Sv.
jana Krstitel'a v Campbell a bu-
de West dva-tyzdnove sv. missile,
oznamil duchovny osady, Rev.
Juraj Novak. Rev. Sofka viedol
sv. missile Campbell mali mi
nuleho roku a tieto budn obno-
venim tyclze. Missile budu pre-
muzov i zeny, starych j mladych.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-27
400 L'UDf sHTI naxsTsKk
KUCHYNA " CAlgpBEI.L

" mestskej kuchyni v Camp
bell sytene je denne 400 l'udf, 3.
snamuje policajny S6f CANNING. !.
hsm : sef hssicov Gustinella, ~.
dlo - vraj teras lepiie, 10 prsd
tsm, lsbo poievka je xamis6a,
Snnkol kapustou, lasa,'o y SS
nliahmi. Dsnn6 vyiiyoya yanis ~
l4dl stoif msaso lsa ,.,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-27
Banket k pocte
Rev.J. Jackanida
Teraz v nedel'u vecer, cirkev-
nej hale cirkve Fanny Marie Bo-
horodicky.

Grecko-kafolicka cirkev Fanny
Marie Bohorodieky ma Steelton
dostala esteg18. decembra noveho
duchovneho4otca v osobe Rev.
Jozefa Jackdnica, k pocte ktoreho
usporiada tsraz V nedel u vecer
banket cirlscvnej lfale, ma rohu
Salt Spring ,Rd. a Florence Ave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-27
ODPORUCA
OHLAsovAT v NOvINACH

Department obchodu vlady
Spojenych Statov odporlca OBJ
chodnikom, aby oznamovali svoj
tovar novinach, talk ze iste do
siahnu vaesich i1spechov. Vyloze-
ME tovaru v obloku ze je dobra
reklama, ale oznamenie novi-
mach toho tovaru ze privedie
stvornasobny vysledok.
Slovenskf obchodnfci, oprobuj-
tie to v nasich nOvinach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-27
Ease PARU BANK PABLO

Minuleho tyzdna zavreta bola
jedna Statna banka vo Warren
a osem bank v St. Louis. Naproti
tomu susednom Niles bude zno-
WI otvorena Niles Trust CO., kto-
rel move i1eastiny boly uz upf-
sane.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-27
4 rocnej schodze
Okresu TX. s. j.
Okres bude mat toho leta vacsiu
igu 0 jednu catu. Starry drad ma
novo zvoleny.

v utorok, dna 10. januara O.
kres eisiel l. X. s. j. vydrziaval
svoju rocn1 sch0dzu skole osa-
dy Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda. Pricho-
dim touto zpravou trochu pozd-
no, ale ako sa po slovenslky povie,
ze lepsie neskorsie ako nikdy.
Sch6dze sa zlcastnil znacny po-
Get zastupcov cisiel Katolickei
Jednoty. 2 Mahoning doliny a y
Farrell, Pa, ba sa este druhe ei-
slo prihlasilo k nam. Predsa je to
d0kazom, ze ia nasa praca V Ian
skom roku nebola daromna a l.
fame, ze i tohto roku budeme
mat toPko zdaru, ako v minu-
lom. Pri dobrej v6li da sa mno-
no zrobit ked vykoname vset-
ko, co mozeme "a nasich chlapcov
tax ia nasa Jednotarska Liga bez
pochyby bude napredovat a mi
lovnlci sportu sa nu zaujfmat'.
" minulom rOku SINE len zacali a
jaky zauJem Dol >hry nasich
chlapcov! Videli ste, re kol'kf
chodievali ma fch hry cez celn Sc
zonu. Toho roku snad pritiamu
este viac pozornosti ma seba, lebo
s1 uz l'udom soznameni. Kazdy
rodie, ktory ma chlapca v MI. Cd.
Jednoty mech mu nezakaze hra-
vat sa $ tymito chlapcami, ale
ma to miesto mech no este posmeli.
Met vacsej ambfcie V chlapcoch
ma inc, ako ma sport, obzvlastne
ma baseball. Podajme i'm pomoc-
n1 rnku a pok aSme- -Averejnesti, ze4
Slovaci s1 cinni ma kazdom poll
cinnosti.
Sch0dzu, ktora bola .svolana
menovite aby sa vybavily zalezi-
tosti ligy, zyolil novy 1rad Wy
pracovaly move pravidla a vyba-
vily inc veci, otvoril hi. podpred-
seda |. X. S. J. p. Jozef G.. Vas
eak. Predniesol mald historiu
zalozeni tohto okresu spome-
nul obete a pracu S tym spoienn.
TAX odovzdal vedenie schodze
predsedovi okresu, p. Jozefovi
Stankovi, ktory uvital bratov "a
stupcov vyzval ich K pozorno-
sti pri pojednavani. Najsamprv
sa vymenoval docasny zapisnik
manifesto stareho, ktory pre- istn
prfcinu' nem6hol sa sch6dze ziil
castnit' talk sa podavaly zpravy
nradnikOv.
Predseda Jozef Stanko pove-
dial, ze akym iimysl'om boil tento
Okres zalozeny a ze kol'ko bolo
prace, nez tato llga prisla do po-
riadku. Ia MIN pokracoval br.
I-Jan Dulovic,- pokladnik. Obycaj-
Inc, jeho zprapa tykala sa kasy,
ktora, m6zeme povedat' ze je v.
takom istom polozeni ako mnohe
inc terajSich casoch. Zprava bo-
la prijata. TAX nasledovala zpra-
va ,Michala Hermana, nacelnika
okresneho, ktory upominal bra
tov, ze toho roku cisla musia Wac
uvazovat' 0 pestovani telocviku,
ako minulom, jestli chcd sa
prisne drzat' ciel'a, pre- ktory boil
tento Okres zalozeny. Zprava je-
no tiez bola jednohlasne prijata.
Po podani zprav prikrocilo sa
k vol be Iradu ma rok 1893. Ma
sledovnf boil zvolenf: Jozef Stan
ko "a predsedu a Matej Martin
ko "a podpredsedu; Jan B. Has
say jednohlasne ma novo "a zapis-,
nfka, jar C. Dulovic jednohlasne
ma novo "a pokladnika a Michal
Herman tiez jednohlasne "a ma
celnika Okresu. "a dozorcov tiez
jednohlasne zvoleni boil Jan Val
10, Imrich Piroga . Andrea Ia,
rapcak. O ur6eni platbv So ne
pojedn6valo. Odlozens ie do drn.
hej sch6dze.
| Nasledovne sfsla boly zastupe-
Evening star., 1933-10-01

BEATTf5T1TIt pETAGHEEEP. TEAAS HOME.
CORNER LOT. ebx136..
g large. rooms. hath. gaFase; bsautifNRlly R
bArgain By inspecting. Go out OF phone VI.
e4sp eM42spEEEA pfEEAsEJfkINN : EJkNEs, g. ne: NJ.
1929 14th st. NV ''>'' Dr. s347.
Evening star., 1933-10-01

THREE ACRES EIGHT-TENTHS NILE
west Of Wash. Golf and Country Club on
Little Falls rd Rock Springs, Arlington
County lS minutes downtown Covered
With large trees; Small new mouse. Stream
800 yards west Selsmuller estate. Finest
office.
Evening star., 1933-10-01
SALE-HOUSES.

SES.
ParE-bssirabie ,eisht.Ioom and bath brick
dwelling with hot-water heat elec and
good plumbing; nicely arranged for two
families; in very good condition: price,
'4'0O0' JOHN scR1vENER 4 BRO.
District $3.50. 914 g st. NV.
CHEVY, cHAsEIIEEW HOUSE PARaAIN,
slscsfic kitchen. e; =. cii furnace: soveTsa ;a
sodded and planted with shrubbery Call
OWNER, Wisconsin 1893; after 8 p.rn..
Cleveland 1888.
3rd ST. NE. NEAR R. I. .AVE:--5 ROOMS.
bath; modern; Colonial brick; $4,000. $500
cash, balance S3S month. DONALDSON,
2O2 Southern Bldg. MA 5496.
FOR SALE-OWNER LEAVING TOWN. A
really well built new seven-room t3-bed-
room and 2-bath) all-brck. entirely detach-
ed home. Completely modern; conveniently
livable Well located upon uniuues site
overlooking public park. 81 $50: ST. 800
cash above $4,000. or make your own offer
Owner will sell furnishings complete at BOG
Mr. 18th. R. I. AVE. NE.-5-R. FIR BYNG. :
niee sroaad. ee eeoa ioeatson: h1s nsa snail fam
$500 viii handle. 1925 satatosa ave. pc.
Evening star., 1933-10-01
RObert \. FfuilpIllltS.
REALTOR.
sos North Capitol st. Ma . %:
WHITE-HOUSES.

WHITE-HOUSES.
1889 R st. n.w.-1o r, b.. h.-wh.'se M
aoff eiec, p9ater satds st. NV +. b.
h-v.h., cleo. gas, porch, Gear gar. SO.OO
AoO7 Fessenden n.w.-6 r, b.. h-wh.' ,x m
6oe Rock CT CHI. rd nw.-tSemi-
de.ached!; r b., sst6rv h-wh; ysTd sTiek, 4s'0o
"a +: / ave efee. hs'Oi' s.-v'h. D... 1000
2bs b.u Ho0eies S eies. P builtin garage. 5000
o. .ise seaton 0KPy Pi; at No 65j o - 1000
1742 Riggs pl. n.w.-S T., b., elec.' .o oo
2334 Wis. ave. n.w,-6 r. b., h-w.h.,
cleo, porch, garage. grounds. 5o-13
loff -w tiloiiIg 4 vard ..........e. $500
1857 wis. ave n.w-S r, b.. oil heat.
cleo. rear yard 6o-oo
1349 Euclid n.w.-1l r, b., h.-Wh' m M
cleo, gas .lou-oo
electricity " ' $3.50
7O9 SEE r. latrobe heat ....... $500
Evening star., 1933-10-01

SMALL STONE HOUSE, ON HILLSIDE, 10
and garden. and small stream in front. said
to be never,faillnE. Propefty has great pSsS1 S
cash. On. 1901.
Evening star., 1933-10-01

FOR COLORED.
326 Bryant st. n.v.-6 T.. b., b. w. h. S32 90
1855 8 St n.w.-S r.. b.. h; h, elec. 90 50
63 Defrees st. n.w.-9 r.. b.. gas. 30. .5U
U33 L st. n.w.-S r., b.. lat. gas. 45.5U
149 irving st. nw.-6 r., b., mi 47.50
l1e elec i''n s'' nv L. D' " $3.50
215 L ST. n.w.-5 r.. water :. .....,. $500
eli electricity t3cn 81. NV L. W n" 90 90
1904 " ST NV r. b. h. W h. elec. 81 90
1905 P st. VS. r. b., lat. elec. , % 80
1919 Marion st. nw,-6 r, b., anil. ~ 90
40 ST. n.w.-6 r. b.. ami. h.-wh., M
q go sTyant 81 ney St nws " f. lat ste' 5000
1916 Marion st. n,M-6 r. large yo. 25.ou
1894 Duncan ST.. n.e.--3 r., elec. $50. SO
2S11 Sherman ave. r.. b.. ami. 30 w
cU9 da5S Msia T1NsEh st. 1926 + n RoRfH fsis 2g6
FOR COLORED.
1249 9th ST. ,N.W.-S45.00.
House consisting of rooms, bath, not
water heat and electricity; newly decorated.
14th and K. CAFRITZ. D1. 9060.
Evening star., 1933-10-01
, SScipTEp uApaArN

PETwoRTH Corner BARGAIN.
Beautiful Colonial type tapestry brick
corner with southern exposure; beautifully
Handicapped yards with stone retaining WALL
large rooms. tiled bath; shower. daylight
insed; electric refrigeration; paved street
and alley: in one Of the prettiest sections
of Petworth; in perfect condition; this rep
resents a sacrifice of over. $4,000; If you
are looking for q home don't fail to see
this before buying. Call Immediately AD
Evening star., 1933-10-01

WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.
SMALL DETACHED HOUSE, UNFUR-
njshed; Oct 1o; ward; reasonable; pref
erablv in NV. Phone GEcrgia 0612.
WANTED TO RENT SMALL HOUSE OR
bungalow. ami; S25.00; District or nearby
E.w.. preferred. Address Eox 30o-D. Star
WANT TO RENT HOUSE FURNISHED BY
the month in Nv. suburbs; good detached
house with 6 or Z bed rooms for private
WANTED-FURNIS1ED HOUSE: REFINED
adults Address Box 266-D. Star of1ce.
FURNISHED HOUSE OR APARTMENT
with two bed rooms, n W. section. by respon-
sible Govt. oficial; three adults in family;
state rent. Address Box 240-D. Star office L
sUBURBAN-6 ROOMS, NEAR SCHOOL,
S25. or 3 rooms. k, in private home. ne.
section. $50; give details. Address BOX
423-D. Star office.
TO RENT OR BUY ON RENTAL TERMS
Referably rear lower 10th n:w.' monthly
WE ARE IN NEED OF MODERATE PRICED
HOUSES FOR RENT IN NORTHWEST SEC
". c. g. N MILLER. DISTRICT AGA
Evening star., 1933-10-01
SALE-HOUSES.

SMECHOUSES.
SPECIAL BARGAIN.
11O7 OWEN ST. NE.
JUST NORTH 18th AND FLA. AVE. NE.
OUR PRICE, $3.50.
REGULAR PRICE, ss,o50,
Attractive Home.
ed every fiisht. darsse HOUSE na on corner
Of alley. making large. light rooms. porches.
Paved street and alley.
H. R. HOWENSTEIN CO..
1913 H st. NV. DI. os0s.
GEORGETOWN.
II you have the urge to own a charming,
moderate -sized home In GEORGETOWN, this
place will appeal to you for a number Of
/. Built back in 1890, when George
Washington was President 1t is genuinely
oldd,sna old hi, has that atmosPhsre Of warmth
tury or so Of living in a place can give It.
2. Authenticity restored In 1929. 1t Is
modern IN every respect and is in good
): This home can be bought at a price
vel below its ;, astyal value, It belonged
Is in 2 good neiEhborhood, good section
baths. en-. inclosed porch on the second
floor overloqking the garden, good large
II you have your eye set on, home in
opportunity r,,s. tor you to get Eood place at
the I'sh' t9Tfs 95aSf p gag sHoEMsKRs nE sfRRsss'
1719 X st NV National / 1866
Evening star., 1933-10-01

eOUTHEAsT-S6,0 600.
block from Lincoln Payk-6-room brick,
hot-water heat. electric lights. garage. Call
Mr.. Simpson.
WAPLE & JAMES. Inc.
1928 14th st. NV. DI. 3347.
42o7 CURTIS RD:. CHEVY. CHASE; MD:
81 45O-SMALL PAYMENT. S4a.5O PER MO.
Beautiful detached 6-room Colonial style
bungalow. Near schools and transportation.
Large shady lot. OF Leland st. Open.
Adams 1f0S
Evening star., 1933-10-01

o AND SOLD.
Just completed lovely Colonial type home;
9 spacious rooms, tile bath with shower,
breakfast nook, ultra-modern kitchen, liv-
ing porch, buit-in garage. recreation room
room, corner cupboards Located on beauti-
fully landscaped and wooded lot in COUNTRY
CLUB GROVE, Va, on Glebe road, midway
and Chain Bridge. The price is low be-
cause al material used bought before price
rise. $3.50: Terms.
Evening star., 1933-10-01

OPEN EVENINqs AND sUNpAY.
WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW.
1927 jackson st. n.e.-Price, So 1850; easy
terms: modern: rooms and BATH garages
-WAPLE 4 JAMES INC.
1925 14th St NV. D1. 3347.
AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY.
Downtorn: 18th and + sts: ,il nw-5nvest. vest
brick. bed rooms. bath. h.-w.h;. cleo:
22-ft. front. Easily converted to business
1915 H st. NV. Phone D1. 1885. 1887.
Evening star., 1933-10-01

NEAR 30th & Q ST. NV.
First floor fat 5 r. b.. furnace heat %
tons per season.; will make any necessary
repairs; $40
HARRY B. PITTS.
1343 st. NV. ME. 43Oo.
Evening star., 1933-10-01

lower 6i0g Na. ~O3U
COLOREDLNEAR 1st ST. AND r. /. AVE
n.W-Cozy six-room. bath and cellar brics
dwelling, modern throughout and in good
condition: comfortable home. good invest
mept; price only $1,000.
p1.tris9 SoHh s5eS ScRlVESEfs s1& E sf3' g: NV.
COLORED BARGA1N-EAsY TERMS. 1927
Gifard st. N.W.-1O rooms, baths, mod
ern. GARAGE. good condition. Adams 3405:
COLORED PROPERTY FOR SALE. LEAv-
ing city; will sell or exchange for auto,
diamonds. or anything OF value, Groom
trick, anil. northeast location. MRS.
ELLIN. B3 w st. NV.
CoLoRRD.-2 VERY NICE HOMES. Exs *
tape: honest deal guaranteed. !. M. KIM,
1874 You st. NV DECATUR 0538.
COLORED HARVARD STREET EAST OF
13th-S rooms. reception hall, tiled bath,
garage; in excellent condition; real buy at
the price with easy terms. H. c. B1SCOE.
CL. 1928
COfORED, NE. SECTION-12 ROOMS. 2
baths h-w.h. gear brick garage; price,
$1,000 DECATUR 2O47-J
CoLoRED-sIx ROOMS. H:-w.H.. EIEC..
SIS. 760: your terms. Exclusive ne. neikhbor'
COLORED-NEAR HOWARD UNIVERSITY,
rms. parouet floors, tiled bath ,porcnes,
cellar, Iarase etc.: reasonably priced terms'
CoEoRRD-HARK ROAD. EAST OF 13th
a., offered q new price. rms. -w.o.s
colonial porch; terms. Adams 56e3-R.
Evening star., 1933-10-01
sALE-laOUSES.

ss.soo-RSFASHEpntARdE slAyaas s,IN LOT.
e.. q san .ms 1sndS 30 Ss ss.s Into
aent. Win nHSs isusass srays trays i Hns view: terms
NE l.s ssns: OWNER. address BOX soa-D'
Brio. bunsrfox sgxf sn2a s s%ssIssn GMssn unv.r.t,
ho0 M
sh A :asss ss:s zddFs:. Box
sEAYgi5SSE YyEi5S5SEsI BfTASHEKRs :SSS H5EKsHH! HOME
CORNER L0T. s5xisb. ,,.,,,,u,
sssa sss:ias2s III:
.,... ,.GssS sE Nv t54Ass: B 1sS NJ s. ,s4,.
sunr.lev y WV Ht9xeeslsrs l9 HkkS. kcu.e. 8 ropm. 2
s;ss 49,! sss s ]s's .s
l5l5 HoHAN kR R.oTEj,irs kTjMFoH .nsn sALf ;nqs On
il ilsfs. bsESs leach With shower, Thl.d
Is:ssss s!ss. :. 'ssS|n. &,
nome IT an Dssssptionsi Y0 aaality With real
Il y0u atous so n'pees eo s
BOSS & PHELPS. i41T X ST. NV.
PARTY LEAVING CrTY WILL SACRIFICE
rooms, 3 baths, large grounds. oil burner.
desn Sadess '0 Box 4ss6
II. WEST IRVING sT., CHEVY CHASE,
Md corner Magnolia PARKWAY. one 50.
iot. lsfse arse trees bcsvood. etc.; G" over is.56o
3d. ~ ff'fHfERMH,SS's HERMH,SS' < oAscH,
sSS s..au IN ssS s1o1 Drefs esac .acn. @ Rsss
paved street and, alley. Inviting porehes;
f arnars .rseSf vi hss Reol
1rJi;;o II; st. n.w.' Just east of 10th st. oE.
WAsHINdTON HEIaHTsITo SETTLE Es-
beautifully decorated; 3 baths. pantry. laun-
dry, ceilay oh h0t-wsssT % hsst gas cleo. etc !;
Union ffrust Bldg. Phone District sbsss.e
SPLENDID s-ROOM BRICK, SUITABLE 2
families: gear brick garage. h.-w.h.. elec.; /;
little cash. balance rent Call 1343 Penna.
BROOM. 2-BATH RESIDENCE NEAR
SACRED Heart Church.; $4,000. Address Box
rooms. room tso baths baiIsin ssrsr.. AFns Fnis
house Is only few years old and In new
eSes Toar Terms r.. f. G. oYs Sd thieE .vs
land 63es. $40. - = D'
BIG BARGAIN
a0-FT. WIDE COLONIAL BRICK.
$5.950-$150 CASH $50 MONTHLY.
6 rooms, 3 porehes. modern and in per.
feet condition. high elevation, near Soldiers
Home.
WAPLE q JAMES. Inc,
1926 14th St NV DI 334T.
WILL TRADE FOR SMALL HOUSE OR LOT
ANx AN9HSp HP H1MsE THEsE NEW NORTHWEST DE-
IL rooms. ! baths recreation room. attic.
large lot. screened. caulked weather
stripped. 2-car, brick garage.
2-8 rooms, baths. recreation room. attic.
large lot garage.
80 rooms 2 baths. English type. center
hall plan, Gear garage. attic. screened.
caulked and weather stripped.
Call Mr.. Fields.
WAPLE q JAMES. Inc.
1925 14th st. NV. DI 3247.
Evening star., 1933-10-01

OPEN SUNDAY.
Dandy home of O rooms and . baths. front
and double incloSed rear -porches and lear
built-in garage. Priced to sell. Easy terms.
BROOKLAND. 1915 Lawrence st: ne.
Vacant. q rooms and sun. parlor detached
home built by owner. Is Just 2 years old.
owner has left city and is very anxious to
sell Easy terms. Available also. adjoining
lot, 60x160. reduced to SOC q foot.
THOS. D. WALSH,
s15 11th st. NV. D1. 755s-7b59.
1900 BLOCK 14th NWMlst coMMERCIAI.
S12,6O0. 8 rooms. baths. hot-water heat.
eleetrict lights. Gear garaGe, Al condition.
srransed for families. $1,000 cash. Call
NIL WAPLE q JAMES. Inc.
1925 14th st. NV. Di. 3347.
NEARING CoMPLETION
ROOMS. 9 BATHs. BRICK GARAGE.
Il bed room and bath on first floor)
INSPECTION INVITED.
SID 1st ST. NV.
(Just above Madison ST.
HIGH. CoNVEN1fNT LOCATION
1925 14th st. NV. DI 3347..
TWO-FAMILY FLAT.
2-storv brick duplex structure rooms
bath each: elec. liehts: rented $50 month:
A. C. HoUGHToN co. REALToRs:
15l6 NV Phones D1. 1880. 1887.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-06-12
WOMEN WILL
ENJOY PLAY
DAY TUESDAY

Farm home department women
viii have a gala day tomorrow
when they meet at the fair grounds,
Imperial, for countrywide dress
revue and play day.
Miss Ethelwyn Dodson, extension
specialist in clothing will be spe-
cial guest for the occasion. The
women will wear dresses that they
have made and these frocks will
be judged in two divisions. The
first division will consist of those
dresses costing one dollar or less
and the second division will be
composed Of those dresses costing
under two dollars but more than
one dollar. According to the rules
the dresses must be made of cotton
material and the price of the pat
terms must be included in the total
cost. They may be house, street or
afternoon dresses as best suits the
women.
Judging of the dresses will be
feature of the day and at noon a
pot luck luncheon is to be enjoyed.
The afternoon will be devoted to
program of stunts and entertain
ment numbers put on by the dif-
ferent home departments.
Women from all over the county
will be present tomorrow to enjoy
this play day and those women who
wish to bring their children are
assured that arrangements have
been MADE to care or them.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-06-12
STYLE CHATS
With ALMA ARCHER

In spite of unleashed condolences
in American designers, a torchlight
isn't necessary at the races to see
that our best dressed women still
have their money on French labels,
OF perfect copies. And why
shouldn't Miss Doris Duke scuttle
her tobacco dollars into a Chanel
white embroidered sheer black wool
suit for wear at the United Hunts,
if that's the costume which adds
to her broad margin of good looks?
And Chanel probably smokes
American cigarets. Mrs Harrison
Williams, of course, could make al
most anyone look like yesterdays
crumbs. even if she decided to wear
some prix fixe shabby gimcrack
(Which she WON'T, but more of her
clothes were born in Paris than not.
At the opening of Belmont, her
conservative print dress with coat
combining the print and plain wool
literally reeked of French inspira-
ton. And that goes for plenty of
Imperial Valley press., 1933-06-12
CHILDREN'S CLOTHES CLOSET
REPORT SHOWS FINE SEASON

Functioning to supply needy chill
dren with clothing SO that they may
attend school, the Childrens
Clothes closet has submitted an ex-
cellent report to the Central Relief
board, with which 1t has cooper
ated throughout the year. Basing
its season ON the school year. Basing
5000 garments and 600 pairs OF
shoes were distributed. The organ
ization has also carried on a fine
piece of work in supplying special
foods to build up under-nourished
children.
Summary of clothing distributed
follows: $50 baby garments, inclrd-
ing II complete layettes; Is pre-
school children outfitted averaging
Is garments each. 160 pair of new
hose; pre-school and baby garments
to the Salvation Army for distri-
button by that group amounting TO
125 baby garments, IA pair baby
shoes and approximately 200 pre-
school garments. Both old and new
clothing we're distributed, much
work being done by interested wom-
en- in mending and making over
garments given so that the maxi
mum service could be available to
each young wearer.
From a fund of $108 donated,
$61.77 was used for shoe mending,
and Sc new pairs of shoes were pur-
chased by the Central Relief board
and reconstruction finance corpo-
ration funds. The Elks lodge do
mated $50 during May and other in
dividuals assisted with contributions
for graduation outfits. Donations
for the clothing department includ-
ed 500 yards of material from va
rious individuals and 263 yards of
cloth from the Red Cross for
dresses, shirts and slips. Twelve
quilts were made for children, the
work being sponsored by the Bap-
tist ladies, with others assisting.
Outstanding among the accom-
plishments early in the fall was. the
perfecting of arrangements for but
termilk in large quantities to be
distributed to under -nourished Chill
dren on the Eastside. Through the
generosity of the Golden State and
Western Diaries this was donated,
and distribution handled under the
direction of Mrs. Francis Burleigh.
After the organization of the East
side Relief committee, this was in
cluded under its program.
Fruit, averaging five lugs week
to the Eastside and four to the
west side was distributed from De-
cember l to April l. At Christmas
30 lugs of tangerines were distri-'
buted to all Sunday schools. Fruit
was donated by the Imperial Valley
Grapefruit Growers and Mr., and
and Mrs. C. E. Conant.
Honey totaling TOO gallons was
donated by Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bush;
$50 pints being distributed through
the Eastside, rs pints through the
smart women who made business
of dressing well and not like lacka-
daisical jellyfish.