davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-12-22
Vianocny program
SLOW. bapt. cirkye

Ako ' predosle roxy, tax i to-
no roku slovenska baptistska
cirkev v Campbell pripravuje
krasny a poueny program ku
vianociam. Tento program sa
zapocne o 7:30 vecer 25. dec. v
kostolnej miestnosti ma Reed
Ave. ID. ul. Ktori ste boil prf-
tomni minuleho roku, vieme, ze
81 este pamatate ma pekne a "a
ujimave prednesy. TAX al ku to-
horocnym Vianociam odusevne-
ne pripravujd sa zvlaste mladi
l'udia. Medzi nasim dorastom
name mnoho talentov k hudbe,
predecessor basnf, spevov, ako
al predstavenia. Vo slovenskej
reel mladez predstavi nam "Na-
DEF vekov''.. Tiez bude 1cinko-
vat mas spevokol, ktory pod We
denim pana Voyteka kazdd ne
depu spieva. Dietky budl pred
nasat' po slovensky i anglicky.
Nezabudnite prist' o 7:3O veeer.
Podobny program budeme
mat ma Sylvestra, ma zakon6e-
ME stareho a uvftanie noveho
roku. Basne, piesne, hudba, ako
al inc reel nebudd chybovat'.
V tento vecer Ease v slovenskej
reel predstavia nam mIadi uvaz-
nenie apostolov Petra a Jana,
biblicky to prednes. Y tento We.
Ger, posledny to roku, bude-
me mat spolocni .veceru o Z.
hodine V skolskej miestnosti pod
kostolom a program bude po
veceri. Vecera nebude draha. ale
chutna.
No nechceme zabudnnt' po-
vedat' yam a povolat' vas ma
nase poboznosti, kt6re mfavame
kazdy nedel'u o IL. rano a o
30 vecer, ako al v stredu We
Ger o 80. Kazdy je vzdycky
srdecne vftany. Povolava
Programovv vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-12-22
JAN GAJDos zoMREL

Jan Gajdos NIL, &c. 1884
Wellington ST., zomrel ' sobotu
' noci v So. Side nemocnici vo
veku 50 rpkov. Nebohy priSiel
do Ameriky pred 80 rokmi, osa-
diac sa Aliquippa, Pa, odkial'
prisiel do Youngstown pred II
rokmi. Opla'kAva ho man5elka
Anna, dcera Anna i syn Michal
tuna, brat Michal = Aliquipps
q rodicia ma Slovensku. Bol q.
dom !. 306. IKSJ. Pohrab mu
Dol Y utorok r&no : domu sm1-
tku i chr&mu Nsv. Mena Jexis
Pohrsbn6 obrady vykonal Rev,
Stefan KociS. Pochovant Dol ns
Calvary cintoe1ne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-12-22

met" q 81. Anna Sakmar =
rozbor posledneho cisla
ka". Jan Olejar predn61a
nych udalostiach tu j ~ 4
vensku. Vsetky prednk y
vypocute s najjvscSfn ~
Podane boly zpr&vy > "a
ku sbierania predplatkey
gan !" "Furdeko u
q predsedn odbo6k H.
Dol Pavel 0ndash III.
xef Krispinsl = d.
radcu, q. Helena vas
pred dsed dkynu, Il. EtslA
q tajomni6 ~ Dr.
tinko = pokla lnflka
Nov6k - dopinsv
Barliak - str |||
Bud6ss -
lnnxSa pgi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-12-22
JE IA ZRU$ENIE
KoMPANICKYCH UNI

Senator Spoj. Statov Wagner,
ktorym je hlavny p6vodca MIRA
poda budlcom zasadnuti kon-
gresu navrh zakona ma zrusenie
kompanickych unii, tax aby ka-
zdy robotnik mohol bez obav
vstdpit do unie, do jakej chce.
Senator Wagner je tiez "a to,
aby robotnici boil zast1peni v
-k6dovych iiradoch aby narod-
ny vybor prace, ktory urovna-
va spory robotnikov 50 zamest-
navatelmi, zostal trvalou usta.
novizHou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-12-22
! s|''teelro-vecernie
sluz. B. ' ev. cirkvi.

SlsvenskA evanj. cirkev nJa.
lla Husa" V tdto nedel'u t. j. "a.
decembra bude mat Stedro.ve.
6ernie slnSby Bozie v chrame
re rohu Mahoning q Whitney
nile. Y rAmci t5ch sluzieb Bo-
&ich pri romcekoch skosk6
dietky prevedd vianoSny pro
gram, ktory pozostava 70 speyu
lianocn piesni, deklamacie,
krostikov, bAsni historic Q
Arodsnf Pana nasho Jezisa Kri.
-. Program je opravdu ducho-
vile bokA1f.
III 20 skon6eni slu&ieb Bozich,
etky dletky budd obdarovane
3katnlkami eladkych cukrikov.
Meto stedrovecernie sluzby Bo-
lie 81 vzdy vel'mi zaujimaye
| pre- mas q zaroven sl vel mi do
kbre navstiven6.
Ma drahy den, t. j. 25. decem.
bra bud6 slavnostn6 vianoene
sluxby Bozie, ma ktorych 81 pri-
pominame narodenie naseho dra.
h6ho Spasitel'a Pana Jezisa Kri-
sta. Pri tychto sluzbach BoEfch
] cirkevny spevokol bude spie-
! vat stvorhlasne piesne.
VSetci evanjelici 2 youngstown
skeho okolia sd dctive povolani
- tieto vianocne, slavnostn&
s1luzby Boxie.
Slova Boxieho kaxatel'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-12-22

Ma sch6dxi nasledovn6 cisla
boly zastdpen6: "a G. 10. M. @.
Jozef Martinko. 6. a. MO Jan
SSavnieky q Jan Ekoniak. "a
G. 1O1. . Farrell Imrich Piroga,
Stefan ]. Trop, Jan Vosar i Jo-
zef Biub. "a 6. al. Josef Ora
vec, Payel Dolak, Mattel Mar.
'tinko q Mattel F. Hamborslky.
za G. 26O. Jan Basista, jim IA
biny, Jan Kovach 4 jan b. Has
say. "a G. 259. J. NJ. Gura. "a
G. 308. Andrej Panda. Za G. 900
Alojz HamrAk, Jan Domanic .
Anxlrej Blaxko. "a 3. 522 NO.
Josef Hiznay. "a 6. $50. Andrej
Tarap6ak ! Frank N. Pataky.
Pc modhtbe, sshodxa = M
pustila.
~ = I III,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-12-22
PALENKA MA VIANOCE
BUDE - MOzN0

V zakonodarni nasho statu lie
este vzdy boj pre- regulacny "a
kon opojnych napojov a preto
do stvrtku veeera nebol ziaden
vyneseny. BOZ sa vedie "a a pro-
ii predaju palenky v statnych
obchodoch ma flasky a restau-
(rantoch ma pohariky. Je nadej,
re zakon bude prijaty v piatok
a tax bude palenka ma Viano-
ce. Ak ME - pudia bud1 pit
"bieln".
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-12-22
lgllERovo PIvo
IA DOBRH 0H4R

Predaj piva d Renner Brew
3ng Co, dosiahol najvySsieho re.
prdn Y 4S rokoch jestvovania
5eito spolocnosti, oxnAmil Emil
enner, predseda spoloonosti.
zd& -, ae december prelomi
1te jeden rekord Y predaji n&-
3 piTa', sa vysloyil.
81 llsf spoil 06nost' md teraz
0 distribn6n obchodov Y
"a mest4eh 6smich xt2tov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-12-22
JpT x1xsrL xonREL

Dna 18, decembra zomrel Y
scrantone, Pa. byv. hl. predseda
IKSJ. a zakladatel' PSI. Jozef
E3osel 70 veku 65. rokov. Bol
rodom 70 Stropkova, Zemplin-
ekej 3upy q Y Amerike ill 81 ro.
kov. Neboht boil vyhorny slo.
yensky pracovnfk, beznarocny,
ek5ch NAME 10 raz to menej.
Mech mu je vd'acna pamiatka '
nxrodel
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-12-22
1000, 900 MA PRkcU D cl|

. Styri miliony robotnfkov n
uz pracu pod Civil Works
ministraciou. Kongres bu6le
dany, aby povolil d'alSie pe
ze ma zamestnanie tychto rol n n
nikOv az do iari.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-12-22
200 sPEvkKov OHIO -
TELEPHONE sPnES

V piatok rano o Ill SO kG
Dol rozhlaseny krasny spevf
vianocny program . WIN =
stanice Youngstown, VAN &
WV 2 Akron, WSPD ! Tol1 Z
WCAH a WAIU Z Columl = 7 =
WSMK Dayton. Spieval
elenovy spevokol The Ohio
Telephone Co. Z Ohio B1lf
doYy clevelande css - ~
WIKI Isl SO = . s.lss sa;ss
Spev boil pod vedenim Chaes
d. Dave, a spievane boly p;es
sne "Silent Night, Joy to He
World, Little Town Of Bed
lehem'' "Come All Ye FAit
full Davis H. Morris, ponso-
mix prezidentov, sprevadzal ~
plane Randolph Eide, pref
dent Ohio Bell spolocnosti -
vedal pozdravnd rec ku patro
nom a zamestnancom spolocfo-
sri
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-12-22

- io11I :
ioxkazu Hitlerovej vlady q jeht
nacistickej strsaay. Sterilizacnt
operacie bud1 vykonane v ne
moeniciAch ma takych osobach
ktore sd blbe, maj1 dvojitd 0.
sobnost', trpia ma pad1cnicu
(zradnik) !, ma tanec sv. Vita, ma
sialenstvo, sd slept alebo hlucho.
nemf, majd nejakd telesnd vadu
alebo si chronickymi alkoholik.
mi. Takychto osob je ' Meme
cku vyse 10000 Osoby budi
napred sddene a ma sddny roz.
kaz bude ma Mich operacia pre-.
vedena tax, ze nebud1 mat po.
tomkov. Tiez bud1 sterilizovanl
slocinci. Met pochybnosti, u
budG sterili1ovani al mnohi ia.
Ii l'uda, ktorf sd nepohodlni
vlade alebo daktorym vlivntm
l'ud'om. Proti nariadenej steri
ln&cii protestuje Y Nemecku
len katolfcka cirkev ma cele 4
kardin&lom Bertramom.
v Nemecku tiex vSetky man.
&elstv& medzi sl'achticmi a ne.
a'achti6nami boly vl&dou roz.
pusten4 a deti takych manGelov
vyhl&sen3 a ne8&konit3.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-12-22

PAM Maria Ganovsky a miesa.
ny sbor.
2. Ticha Noe (F. Gruber) =
Miesany sbor.
8. Adeste ideles (Novello). -
Soprano solo: pani Helena Mar.
tin j mieSant sbor.
4. Missa Regina Pacis (Pietro
A. Yon) - muzsky sbor.
Prvf tenori: Michal Kramer,
Jozef Hospodar, Juraj Bindas,
| Andrej Bindas, Michal Bacha,
Juraj Knapik, Andrej Posivak,
Jan Knapik, Stefan Gondol.
Druhi tenori: Stefan Kramer,
Jan Tobias, Stefan Kurta, Jan
Walko, Jan Behan, Pavel Mar.
tin, Michal Bires.
Bassi: Jozef Bindas, Stefan
Yohman, Stefan walko, Jan No.
votny, Juraj j. Bindas, Jan
Martinko, Julius Bodnar.
| Ma husliach doprevadza p
Michal Pirosko.
v kostole ". Mateja
v kostole sv. Mateja ma Ian.
singville bude slovenska spieva
ma sv. omsa o polnoci v nedel'u
ma Narodenie fano o 8. ticha a
0 pol II. Ease slovenska spieva-
ma. Tel bud1 spievane sloven.
ske vianocne piesne. Prof. Otto
Mrazek je sbormajstrom.
Y kostole ~. Al1bety
Vianocna polnocna sv. omsa.
ieno6nt dea sy. omse 0 g.,
8. a pol II. hodine. =
Jaslickari pod vedenim Stefa.
ma Bartos z Courtland Ave. ma.
vstivia vsetkych osadnikov.
v den sv. Stefana a Jana sv.
omsa O 9. hodine.
v kostole ~. jana Krstitel'a
Tomas Belavic, sbormajster.
Spievane sv. omse o polnoci
o 10. hodine.
l. Ticha Noe (Gruber).
2. st. Peters Mass (J. Sim
gerberger).
8. Offertory - Adeste Fidelis
Harm. Belavich).
4. Ma Pozehnanie o Salutaris
(Carnevalli).
5. Tantum Ergo (Rosewig).
6. Laudate Domino s veriaci-
mi.
Slovenske vianocne piesne bu-
d1 spievane "a dvadsat' mindt
pred vel'kou omsou.
Prvi tenori: j. Kadilak, j.
Janecko, s. Judin, M. Cvengros,
s. Biska, j. Dzjak, j. Kupec,
S. Mazerik, NJ. Spak, M. Pretko
E. Kopey, J. Babjak.
Druhf tenori: j. Blasko, j.
Pavliga, J. Sarosi, j. Trill, j.
Zetts, P. Zetts, j. Sajnovsky,
is. Sebest, M. Spak, A. Wasko,
j. Zetts.
Prvi basi: M. Bednar, A. Ko-
pee, j. Pretko, j. Sklencar, S.
Stamina, A. Topolovsky, J. Do
bos, A. Vandjura, NJ. Vankulie,
G. Vodhaniel, A. Boric.
Druhi basi: A. Jacobs, s. Ja-
necko, g. Vargo, j. Hruby, J.
Hudak, A. Majersky, A. Stefko,
j. Zetts, s. Cvengros.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-12-22
Nadherne polnocne omse
Y slovenslkych kostoloch

SIcSStcu bAOV6lBkyCn kdCOti.
ckych kostolooh v Mahoning o.
krese uvftany bude prfched Spa,
stella v nedel'u o polnoci nad.
herntmi spievanymi sv. omSa,
mi a slovensktmi vianocnyml
hymnami. Y den Narodenia
budh slavnostne sluxby Bohu d
spievan6 sv. omSe 0 10. Progra'
my sd nasledovne:
v kostole sv. Oyrila = 1Getoda
81. Dorota Schromofsky, or
ganistka; p. Michal Schromof.
sky, sbormajster.
Polnocn& omsa
Polnocna omsa bude spievans
po slovensky muzskym sborom
ktory bude sprevadzany hrou na
organe a ma strunovych nastro.
joch. Offertorium bude spievat'
kvartet: Michal Schromofsky,
Villain Granchie, Jozef Smolks
Pavel Bilka.
Omsa o 10. hodine
Asperges (Gregorianska) -
muzsky sbor.
Veni Creator (Mollitor)
Kvartet.
Omsa v E Mon (W. A. Leo.
1lard) muzsky sbor a strunovi
hudba. I
Ma Obetovanie,
Ticha Noe (Gruber-H Hugle)
Kvartet.
Ma Pozehnanie, @ Salutaris
lDubois). Tenor solo, MichAl
Schromofsky q munky sbor.
Eaztsm Ergo tHsn1sr) y
Bariton solo, Villain Granchie
a muzsky sbor.
.~Recessional, Adeste Fideles
(Novello) - muzsky sbor.
Ma strunovych nastrojoch bu-
d1 hrat': Juraj Martinko, Jo-
zef Hannis Jan Tomeeko.
Clenovia sboru: Jan Blasko,
Pavel Bilka, Ralph Deluca, 10.
zef Fecko, Stefan Filicky, Villain
Granchie, Vincent Herman, Jan
Javorsky, Jan j. Javorsky, Hen.
ry Kubala, Edward Kubina, Jan
Ladd, Jozef Smoke, Jozef Vas
cak NIL, Stefan vano.
v kostole Najsv. Trojice
81. Elena Bakalar, organistka.
Poln0cn& omsa
Mass in Honor of st. Aloisius
cd J. G. Bonnera (spievana).
Pri obetovani, Adeste Fideles
cd Tomasa Belavica.
Pred sv. omsou slovenske via
noene piesne.
Rano o 9. bude sv. omsa pre-
deti. Spievat' budd vsetky deti
po slovensky. Vycvicily ich vel.
sestry ucitel ky a organistka 81.
E. Bakalar.
0 II. bude spievana, ako pol
nocna, ma Poxehnanie bude
O Salutare, ktord slo6il Jan
Mular, Glen spevackeho sboru
osady.
Ma polnocnej omsi bude al
huslov6 duetto, zahrajd Martin
Medvec q Louis Begala.
v osadnom shore sd spevaci: /:
Jan Hutira, Stefan Skvarka,
Jan Mular, Andrej Jozefov, Jan
Jozefov, Stefan Pavlansky, Jan
Pavlansky, Louis Begala, Jan
Medvec, Martin Medvec, Jan
n..Ls.l.. n~Ix IN. n
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-12-22
Zprava 20 sch6dze
Olxresu |. X. S. j.
Bndh telocvi6a6 xkvody Y na1om
mssts asi konoom janufra.

Budh telocvi6h6 zkvody Y na5om
nsgts asi konoom jannfra.
Y pondelok vecer, 18. decem-
bra odbyvala 50 ' skolskej sie-
nj osady sv.. Cyrila a Metoda
roena sch6dza Okresu cisiel I.
K. s. j, ma ktorej temer vSetky
cisla Mahoning okresu boly
zastdpene, tax ajz Farrell, Pa.
Toto cislo 2 Farrell zasiela svo-
jich zastupcov riadne ma nase
sch6dze.
Sch0d0u otvoril predseda O.
kresu p. Jozef Stanko modlit-
bou, :po ktorej krasne privital
zastupcov a predlozil i'm pro.
gram, dl'a ktoreho sa viedla ta-
to SchOdza.
Najsamprv, dPa programu,
pocuta ,bola finan6na zpraya po.
kladnika, br. jana G. Dulovica.
Zprava bola jednohlasne prija-
ta. TAX nasledovala zprava br.
Z - . 81 Il 81
jana Kovacha, ktory zastupo-
val br. Michala Marc, okresne-
no nacelnfka ma minulom telo-
cvicnom knrze sokolstva Kat.
Jednoty, ktort sa vydrziaval v
Pittsburghu poslednych dnoch
septembra. Brat Kovach pove-
dal nieco 70 svojej 2kdsenosti
ma tom kurze. Zaiste to, comu
sa naucil, posldxi mu vel'mi pri
cvieeni nasho cviSiaceho podra-
stu.
TIL nase cvielace caty zleast.
MIA sa zavodov koncom januara,
ktore sa tn bud6 odbJvat'.
Kto na tfchto x&vodoch zyft'a-
sadt zasss Alsvnyc1
savodoeh, ktors 50 budl vydr
ziavat' pocas konyencie X. j. Y
septembri 1884. @ telocvik ga
najviac zaujimajd Haselton,
Campbell a Struthers q chcti sa
z1castnit' ma tychto zavodoch.
Asi Is najlepsich cyicencov bu-
de zavodit' ma hlavnych zavo-
doch. Ktora. tych troch ciat
dostane naiviac bodov, dostane
trofej Go odmenu. Teda nielen
baseballovi campioni budd sa
honosit' trofejou. Tdto ma uz
br. Jozef Vascak pohotove. Br.
Vascak, hi. podpredseda IKSJ.,
ktory Dol tiez pritomny ma tejto
sch6dzi, d'akoval pekne zastup-
com "a ich pritomnost' a nalie-
hal ma mich, aby sa i v budlcom
roku cfm najlepsie usilovali Y
tom podujatf, ktore Gfsla tejto
okolice podnikly. Br. Vascak
zvlaste ziadal, aby sa cisla zd-
castnily al tychto zavodov, zeby
SINE al my mali ' tom podniku
nejaky vtznam. Doteraz necvi-
oily So vsetky caty M. O., lebo
nemaly na6elnfkov svojich a po.
sielat' deti ku okr. nacelnikovi
je n&kladne. Terax ale d& 50 to-
mu lepsie poradit', lebo br. Jo-
zef Mat'aSovsky, hi. n&Selnfk,
dal narobit kniko6ky dlohami
v telocviku. Tie ga rozdaj1 ci-
slam a talk miestni velitelia bu-
do ucit' dietky podl'a knizky.
Raz v roku 60 potion caty spolu
sijdu k s&vodom.
Pojednalo 50 tiez trochu o We.
ku baseball hr&6ov, ale konecn6
rieSenie bolo ponechan6 buddcej
sch6dzi. Potion sa prikroSilo K
rolbe dradu Okresu x. j. ma
rok 1884. V5sledok vol'by Dol
nasledovnt:
Jozef G. Stanko, nanovo zvo-
leny "a predsedu.
Imrich Piroga "a podpredse-
Idu.
Jan B. Hassay ma novc "a Ia
jomnfka.
Mattel Hamborsky "a poklad-
nika.
Jan Walbo, Jan G. DuloviS 4
-. -. 80 ~
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-12-20
MICHIGAN'S Liberal" ATTOR.
NEX GENERAL
TA14rx,S< NKs1J-

Dear Conrade Editor:
Michigan has one OF these Liberals
warming the chair Of the State At
torney General. Patrick Henry
O'Brien, named for the great Vir-
ginian Rebel (wllo fortunately was
dead ere he learned Of the disgrace)
is one of these poseurs who can shed
tears driver Nile Variety over my
Hat Ma Ghandi" or the bourgeois
misleaders OF the Irish working class
tho tears for Jim Larkin when in
Sing Sing). But his department
knows nothing of the administration
Of justice Qaughter) in Michigan.
That Is exactly the thing about
which the Department Of the Attor-
ney- General should knowl There is
no Law of God or Man north OF
-three!" Somewhere east of
Suez, where there amt no Ten Com
mandments!" These poetic designa-
tons could well apply to the Ford
Company Town of Dearborn and ev-
cry other company town OF Michigan.
Pat Henry O'Brien always knows
nothing of the "facts of the case
when his attention is drawn to Com
pany Town Justice. Why does not
this LIBERAL open the investigation
into the Ford Massacre and the Pom
tiac kidnapping and flogging Of
workers? Why have the workers Of
Michigan not demanded this at mass
meetings? Act nowl
ChryyIer Emv}cyec,
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-12-20
d. ". AGENT DISSEMINATED
AGAINST


Dear Comrades:
The inclosed bill was sent to me by
Colnrade z. Brink OF Milwaukee with
the request that pay for it. OF
courze 1 am so used to paying the
rich parasites bills SO I thought I
may just as well pay workers bill.
You viii notice from nay informa-
ton that Conlrade Strodes' home and
family have been broken UP by the
city and county officials for selling
the Daily Worker and for his activi-
ties in the Unemployed Council in the
city of Whitewater, Wis.
The facts are that Comraoe q,
Strobe and his wife were taken by
the deputy shemff from their home
to the County In~ane Asylum first,
and now they are back working on
the County Farm in Elkhone, Wis.
Cne of their children that was Grip
pied from malnutrition, was sent by
The county judge to hospital at
Madison. Two other children have
been sent to the Government Reform
Camp. That happened the first part
in August.
The whole family Of six had been
on the County relief for almost three
years. previous to the breaking up Of
sheir home and family lie.
The county poor rations amounted
to about cents q day in food. Quite
often the food was not fit to eat. I
happened to be in Chicago when that
happened. But as soon as I received
information about what happened to
Strode's family, had notified the Of
flee Of the LID. in Milwaukee, as
Con,rade Strobe and his oldest son
were members OF 1t. I also notified
Connrade j. Sokat Of Racine Of what
happened to Strode's family.
am enclosing money order for
$3.5o--$1.50 to be applied to the pay
ment of Con,rade Strode's bill and
50 is to be applied for the subscrip-
ton Of the Daily Worker, which is
to be sent to my address below.
&C. X.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-12-20
BY PAUL LUTTrNGEK, MD.
ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS
Chiropody.

ChirOpOdy.
We have received a number OF
letters In which the writers seem
to confuse chiropodists with Chi
ropractors and chiropody with Chi
ropractics. Most readers, of course,
know the difference, but for the
benefit. of those who do not, let
us explain.
Chiropody Is d branch Of scien-
tific medicine just as dentistry is.
While the dentist specializes in
diseases Of the teeth, the chiropod.ss
treats exclusively all kinds of foot
trouble. Both specialties come into
being on account of the average
physicians neglect of these parts
Of the body. Year ago, the doctor
considered it beneath his dignity to
pull teeth or remove corns First
the dentists achieved independence
and raised the status of the trade
to that of a dignified profession.
Next came the chiropodists who are
known now as podiatrists. From
the despised trade of corn pullers
they have also achieved, thanks to
the self-sacrifice and far-sighted-
ness of several practitioners, the
status Of profession.
Most states have laws regulating
the practice of podiatry (chiro>
pody); in some Of them the title
doctor must be earned before they
can practice. In New York State
only one college is recognized as
properly equipped to teach the
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-12-20
Detroit Pledges to
Raise $500 More to
Help Get New Press

DETROIT, Mich. To help the
Daily Worker install its new press
Detroit district pledges to raise $500
in addition to its quota Of $4,000
already raised in the $4,000 drive.
The Greek Workers colony, under
the leadership Of the Greek Work
ers Educational Club, the first for
eign language group to fulfill its
quota, $40, will raise at least $40
extra for the new press.
Flint, Mich, with a quota of sis,
raised $44.63, one worker alone, J. F.
B., contributing SIS Of his wages tc
help the "Daily" install It's new press
Flint will raise at least $50. Grand
Rargds, Mich, with a quota of $50
is already credited with $54.77, with
good prospects that the total will
reach over $75 in the very new
future.
Section I, raised $21265 on quota
Of $50; section 8, s78.17 on quota
OF $50; section 4, $130.38 on a pledge
Of $125; section 5, s275.05 on a quota
of $500; section 8, $244.8o on a quota
OF 5000; section 2, $124.36 on quota
of $3.50; section Z, $238,23 on quota
Of $500. There is no doubt that the
last two sections will soon raise their
full quotas, and more than go over
the top to help the Daily Worker
meet the expense Of the new press
The $4,000 drive in this district
has already shown a greater deter
mination and cooperation on the part
Of workers, party members, workers
organizations to do their full share
to support our fighting paper than
any previous similar drive.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-12-20
UNIT GETS WORKERS CLUB TO
HELP IN DAILY" DRIVE

Dear Conlrade:
Unit of the Rockford Section, in
discussing the problem of raising
funds for the Daily Worker, decided
to ask a sympathetic organization,
the Scandinavian Workers Club of
Rockford, to assist in the running Of
an affair.
The club, when approached, readily
agreed to do SO, non-Party workers
even insisting that the club do
nate its hall free of charge, which
was unanimously agreed upon. The
result was very good, the sum OF $7.65
being raised through the holding of
this affair. Members of the club
wanted the Daily in the club rooms
SO it was decided that half years
sub be taken out Of the profits, the
rest going as donation from the
club and unit Jointly.
This shows that the Daily has
won the confidence of the masses
and that the Party units and in
dividual members can get very ready
response for the support OF the Daily
Worker.
The unit wishes TO express It's ap-
probation OF the greatly improved
paper That is now being put out, with
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-12-20
WHAT A SECTION ORGANIZER
THINKS OF THE DAILY"

4
Boy, that sketch OF James Gentry,
Negro sharscropper, Arkansas, and
his interview with Ben Field will go
swell with the members and nom
members Of the r. P. A. and the l.. s.
N. r. here.
Both were grand issues. The Daily
Worker has been consistently better.
Unfortunately it can not be I2 pages
daily, SO that it could include more
features. which the American news
paper reader is accustomed to be
served with. We can utilize these
featurettes.to our own advantage, as
for instance Ben Fields stuff.
Another thing that strikes me in
the new Daily Worker is that it seems
to treat current topics more complete
~, and tinoly, ,coonteraotlng the capt.
talist leading stoiies, While it is no.
ticeab,e that you devote more space
and better. writing end reporting to
the main stories, their length neces-
salily imposes upon available space,
and usually there are fewer short
stories from the Middle West and the