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Evening star., 1933-02-19
District az Columbia League of Ameri-

District oT Columbia League of Ameri-
ban Pen ,WomenfMrs. Florence C.
Estabrook, sartist, will be the hostess at
m exhibition tea today from to 6
o'clock in the studio, 1706 L street.
She extenGS an invitation to art and
nature lovers not only to her tea, but
on each afternoon from February Ii to
March in the studio from to 6
o'clock.
The SHORT Story Evening will meet
February 20 at o'clock.
The Society of Free Lance Writers
will meet Wednesday evening at the
Sears, Roebuck Art Gallery, 1106 Con-
necticut avenue. The program will in
clude the reading and discussion of a
short storyt by Felix Conrad Schwarz.
brief radio play by Bobbie Haag ana
humorous tale of adventure by Col. Ed
fnund Sayer.
Mayne Coe baritone, will sing group
of classical songs, accompanied by Mrs.
Howard J. Klossner, guest pianist
Ruth Taunton, Hollywood fiction
writer, spoke at the last meeting, lone
Lee Moeney read her latest story and
Elizabeth Tilton read one Of her TO
mantle tales.
Felix Conrad Schwarz's portrait of
Col. Sayer will be on exhibit at the Art
League, FILL Bancroft place, this week.
The Comma Delphian Chapter met at
the Sholieham Hotel Monday evening
The PRECEDENT, Mrs. Esma M. Leckowicz
presided. The evenings work, Spanish
paintintt, was under the direction OF
Mrs. Ella Prescott Those contributing
to the program were Mrs. Alice Elliott,
Miss Olive Newbold, Mrs. Evelyn Haller,
Miss Ellen Bulger, Miss Julia Gilbert,
Mrs. a. N. Fansker, Mrs. Jessie B.
Krause., Miss Emma Hoffer, Miss Lulu
Adams, Miss Mary Wolford and Mrs.
Harry J. Sears.
The next meeting will be February
27 The topic, English Painting" will
be uTtder the direction of Miss Irene
westkiman.
Baby Lovers Circle of the Crittenton
Home met at the home of Mrs. Carl
Bond. Luncheon was served. Mrs. Nc
Mants, president, presided.
+ The next meeting will be held at the
homo Of Mrs. william Hessick, 1923
Montague street, March 8.
Burnside Woman's Relief Corps met
At VFoodmen Hall, with its president,
Mary A. Howarth, in the chair. A card
and bingo party will be held at the
HaR1ilton Hotel February 28 at 8 pm.
Hiss Beatrice ]. Tyson, national presi-
dent of the Woman's Relief; her secre-
tadN, Miss Florence Sutton, and Ma
tiddal Junior Vice President Mrs. Char
1o6te Carey wefe geusts.
Evening star., 1933-02-19

detachment may be represented by not
more than one team
Those on the board are Capt. Charles
Z. Smithson, adjustant, 12lst Engineers:
First Lieut.. LeeSJ. Rutz, 26Oth Coast
Artillery. Rules for play in the tourna-
ment, dates OF play, etc. viii be estab-
lished by this board, and Its decision In
ali matters connected with the tourna-
ment will be final.
1t also was announced that suitable
trophy. emblematic of the basket ball
championship Of the District Guard win
be presented by the Brigade Headouar-
tiers for the annual competition.
The following changes In rank of
members OF Company A, I21st Enqi-
neers. have been ordered: Sergt. Joseph
E. Butler and Corpl. Albert C John
son, to be privates; Corpl. Gilbert 8
Wild, TO be sergeant, and Pvt. First
ClaSs) Stephen L. Roskos, and Pvt Mar
cisco Frigilanna, to Be corporals.
Corpl Samuel S. Di Francis has been
ordered reduced to the grade of private
in Company F. 121st Engineers, upon
the recommendation of the company
commander, while Pvt. First Glass;
William T. Capps, has been ordered
promoted 10 tnat rank.
The following have been ordered
transferred from the reserve to the ac-
tive list Of their respective commands
Staff Sergt. Alex. J. Thill, Ordnance
Department, State Detachment; Pvt.
Edward w. Young, Company A, 372d
Infantry.
The following have been ordered
transferred from the active TO the re-
serve lists Of their respective COM
mands. for the reasons given:
Business interference with the per-
formance of military duty; Corpl.
Harold Tsatskis, Battery E. 26Oth Coast
Artillery; Pvt. Eugene C. Brown, Cecil
D. Cooper. Lewis A. Hazelwood and
Raymond L. Meiners of the Headquar-
terS and Service Company, 121st Engi-
neers; Pvts. Robert H. Cheeks, jr, and
Thomas r. Smith, Company A, 372d
Infantry
Educational interference with the
performance of military duty: Pvt
Joseph E. Butler, Company E, 121st
Engineers; Pvt Samuel S. Di Francis,
Company F, 121st Engineers.
Evening star., 1933-02-19
District National Guard

Members Of the National Guard of
the District of Columbia were consider
ably shocked upon reading Of the cuts
made in the appropriations for the sup
port Of the militia by the House COM
mittee. While the officials would not be
quoted on the matter Of just how far
the efficiency and training Of the local
organization will be affected If the cuts
should be supported by the House and
Senate, it is known that 1t will cut
down materially on things which are
done to keep up efficiency.
Neither would officials disclose
whether they have any plans for trying
to get the amounts cut out by the
House committee restored In the Senate.
The most serious blow from the stand
point Of the enlisted personnel and
from training standpoint Is the COM
plete elimination from the bill of the
estimate for pay Of troops other than
Government employees while attending
the annual training camp. This money
is used to pay to men in private en-
ployment from SO cents to SITS a day,
the amount depending upon the per-
centage of armory drills attended by
the soldiers during the year, for at
tendance at the field training camp.
This amount iSSin addition to the Fed
eral pay which the men receive, which
is based on half a months salary Of
men OF similar rank and grade in the
Army.
The money Is paid to make I'D to
some extent the amount of money
which the men might lose by taking
leave without pay from the private en-
ployment. It Is not allowed to Govern
ment employees, as they receive military
leave, which is not deducted from their
annual leave, and thus they receive
their regular salaries while attending
the training camp
1t was pointed out by those con-
versant with Guard affairs that this
might seriously affect the training Of
the local Guard as with the elimina-
ton of the pay it would withdraw one
OF the incentives to enlisted men to
keep up good drill attendance during
the armory year.
According to the figures made public
the District Guard, at the hands Of the
House committee suffered q Al per cent
Evening star., 1933-02-19

cut under the estimates as approved by
the Bureau of the Budget.
Items which were reduced in the
House committee were those for per-
sonal services which was reduced more
than $40, 600 under the appropria tions
Of this year and that for general ex-
penses which was reduced more than
$4,000 from appropriations for the cur
rent year. 1t was explained that the
two items will very seriously curtail the
services and supplies which 1t has been
possible to furnish In the past.
The appropriations for the Guard this
year total $4,000. which is compared
with appropriations prior to the World
War OF $4,000.
Maj. Gen. Anton Stephan, command
Ing the local militia brigade, will visit
the armory of the 260th Coast Artillery
at Water and o streets southwest,
Thursday night, to officially present
metals to various members of the regi-
ment. These were won during the last
annual encampment at Fort Monroe, Va
The commanding general Of the 3rd
Corps Area has sent to the local Ma
tional Guard concentrations concern
ing the successful participation by local
guardsmen in the 1882 Corps Area rifle
matches at Quantico, Va. The regular
Army officer also added his commenda-
ton, and Maj. Gen. Anton Stephan in
passing the letter of the regular Army
officer along to the men concerned,
added his praise.
The commendations were for the fol-
lowing: Capt. Just c. Jensen, Ordnance
Department, State staff; First Lieut..
Thaddeus A. Riley. 121st Engineers;
First Lieut.. Edward A. McMahon{ Com
pany F. 121st Engineers: FiYt Lieut..
Hugh Everett, Headquarters and Service
Company, 12lst Engineers; Second
Lieut.. Edward D. Andrus, Company A,
121st Engineers; Second Lieut.. Franklin
r. Brickles, Company c, 12lst Engi-
neers; Staff Sergt Harry B. Parsons,
Company E. 121st Engineers; Sergt.
Henry M. Boudinot, Company E, 121st
Engineers; Corpl. Eugene A. Ross, Ord
nance Section, State Detachment; Pvt
George F. Kern, Ordnance Section,
State Detachment.
Evening star., 1933-02-19
Glass Bends Under Weight

A glass factory In Europe is turning
out sheets Of glass which bend under
weight, intended for use wherever the
glass Is likely to be shattered.
A three-foot plate will hold 400
pound weight which bends it, but does
not break it.
Evening star., 1933-02-19

son, Mrs. Margaret McMullen and
Mrs. Esther Waldron.
Arrangements are being made for q
public recital March II at the Sears,
Roebuck Art Galleries, Connecticut
avenue at L street.
Evening star., 1933-02-19

A board Of officers has been detailed
to arrange a tournament for the selec-
tion Of the championship basket ball
team Of the District Of Columbia Ma
tional Guard. Teams will be composed
of members Of the organization which
they represent, and each company and
Evening star., 1933-02-19

Chapter H., p. E. O., was entertained
at the home of Mrs. c. C. Cornelson,
Tilden Gardens. The program topic
was the State of Virginia. Miss Anna
Slaughter and Mrs. Pornelson con-
tributed to the program. A social 1ol-
lowed.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-16

m6zu 50 tuho Eopret,. Hospodar
bude h&dzat' a Dolak chytat'
Berdis, Knapik 4 Ka6mer uk&-
IN, ako vedia lobdu trafit'. Hor.
vati dajd Kacengu, Semana,
Prosenjaka q Kratofila ku tto-
ku q Garasic bude h&dzat', Jo-
zef Vlosich lapat'.
Cata r. Marie vymenuje Con.
dola alebo RAybucka "a picera
q Ted Ragana "a lapaca, ku hre
$ Farrellcanmi. Cata Book Shoes
je nahnevana pre- porAzku ' ne
del'u a zavola 81 Stokovskeho
hadzat' a Clontza chytat'. Ma
sim bude treba davat pozor ma
Auchtera, Godu, Simku a Bato.
ra.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-16
sOKoLsKf f-v9LET

Sokosky vylet (piknik) bude
uz teraz ma nedel'u, Is. j1na, '
peknej zahrade pana Antalika
ma South Meridian Rd.
Tymto Ictive povolavame ct.
slovenske obecenstvo ma tento
vylet. Budd rozlicne zabavy, a.
ko card party, cvicby, atleticke
zavody a inc hry.
Ako sa dostat' ma vylet: So,
Meridian Rd. je prva utica ma
l'avo cd konca Mahoning pou.
icnej kary, a prvy dom ma Ia
vel strane, asi 5 min1t peSi, je
zahrada pana Antalfka. Piknik
sa zacne hned' cd poludnia.
o dobrd zabavu pre- kazdeho
postara sa vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-16
SCH0DZA SLOW. PoIIT. KLU.
BU Y HASELT0N.

Slovensky Politely Klub '
Haselton bude vydrziavat' sch6.
dzu v nedel'u, 18. jdna 0 8. ho-
dine vecer Y xkole sv. Alzbety.
Clenovia toho klubu maj1 sd
z1castnit' tejto sch6dze, lebo sa
budd podavat' zpravy vyborov.
Tiez 50 bude pojednavat' o kan
pani a pikniku, ktory ma byt
pri dokoncenf kampane.
TT, ktorf este ME sd elenmi
klubu, mech sa hl&sia ma tejto
sch6dzi, ked' chc6, ably sa ME
Go dozvedeli, 60 ga robf v NEST.
skych dradoch, tiez aby sa mo-
hli spolu zabavit' ma tom nasom
pikniku. Ked' bude nome, bu-
deme mat na schodzi al recni-
ka.
OopisovatAl'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-16
Prfd'te! Prid'te! Ma.
u,
slovenslky piknilk!

Spevokol sv. jana Krstitel'a '
Campbell, Ohio bude odbtvat'
svoj prv5 vyrocnt piknik Y ne
del'u, Is. j1na ma Petrovicovej
farme, ma rohu Robinson q
Struthers Roads Cd 3. hodiny
popoludni a bude trvat' az do
kial' budete chciet' ist' domov,
Ten piknik bude pre- mlAdei
a tiez pre- starsfch. Bude TANGO.
vanie, vyhravky al inc zabave.
ME.
To je prvy piknik spevokolu
a chceme, aby vsetci Slovaci a
Slaviani prisli sa s nami pc
kne zabavili.
Nezabudnite, ze nasa sloven.
ska rec q nasa slovenskA n&.
rodnost' musi lit ma veky, q len
tax m6ze lit, ked' sa Slovaci
bud1 schadzat' a trimat' 9 ma.
simi mladymi Slovakmi.
Prid 'te a Ease pocujete kr6s-
ne slovenske piesne, ktore bude
spievat' sam spevokol sv. Jana
Krstitela.
Pamatajte, ze ssSlovak so Slo.
vakom je najlepsi priatel'."
Dakujeme vam vsetkym ul
vopred "a vel'k1 1cast'.
Ia vybor spevokolu,
Juraj Wargo MI.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-16
Spollkove zpr6vy
POLRooNA scHoDzA oDB.
IA. MSS. v uAI6pBELL

I II 4 4 + e I . 3 +
Odbor 722. MSS. svolAva svo-
jich ddov ma polrocnd sch6dzu,
ma 1S. j1na, ma ktord go ma ka-
zdy dostavit', lebo 90 bude po-
jednAvat' vaznych spolkov5ch
zalehtostiach a bude nam pove.
dane, Go ga rokovalo Y Youngs-
towne ma sch6dzi, ked' Ga sislo
s odborov q brat Willo podal
zpravu 0 sdde v Pittsburghu.
Toto vam vsetko bude porozpra-
yane. TAX bratia, prosfm vas,
prid'te vsetci ma IS. jdna 0 l.
iodine.
Jan Sima, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-16

Pani Maria Surko 2 (. 80
Frank ST., Struthers, zomrela
" utorok v svojej domacnosti
vo veku 63 rokov. Bola obyva.
tel 'kou Struthersu 40 rokov, te-
dy odchadza ma druhy svet jed
ma 2 nasich pionierok sloven.
skych. Muz jej zomrel pred s
rokmi. Oplakavajd ju dvaja sy-
,novia, Andrej a Michal donna,
.dvaja bratia, Michal a Jan Bed
mar 70 Fayette City, Pa. Bola
ddkynou osady najsv. Trojice a
c. 156 IKszJ. Pohrab je ' pia-
tok rano chramu najsv. Tro-
jice. Pohrabne obrady vykona
Rev. Jozef KriSpinsky. OdpoSi-
vat bnde ma Calvary cintorine.
Pani Margita Salaggi, PIG s.
Hazelwood Ave-, zomrela v pia
tok min. ttzdna vo veku 20 ro-
kov. Oplak&va ia muS Juraj.
matka Mrs. Mary Samuels, se-
stra Mrs. Emma Walters, brat
Andrej, polosestry Mrs. Wilma
Torek q Miss Sue Samuels, polo
bratia Albert, Joseph, Donald q
Andrew Samuels. Pohrab boil Y
pondelok rano chramu Mena
Jexis. Pohrabne obrady vykonal
Rev. st. KociS. Pochovana bola
ma Calvary cintorfne.
Nikolaj Geletka, 8-mesacnt
syn Katariny Geletka, Campbell
zomrel Y nedel'u. Oplak& k&vajd ho
krem matky traja bratia = lest
sestier. Pohrab Dol Y stredu i
er. X. chr&mu ~. Michala. Po.
hrabns obrady vykonal Rev. Mil
" ! pochovant Dol na cerkov-
nom cintorfne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-16
HASELToN DODGERS
PREHRAII ZAPAs
Ma nedel'u hrajd 8 lansingvill-
sktmi Slovalmi ma Shady run.

Haseltonska baseballova eata
Dodgers prehrala svoju tretiu
hru tejto sezone cate Niles St.
Stephens, sk6rom 20. Hra bola
hrana pred vel'kym zastupom
divakov. Nileska cata vyhrala
campionstvo lanskeho roku v
tom meste.
Boil to s1boj picerov, dokym
Nicky Hanuscak nebol premoze.
ny hor1cost'ou a zameneny Sim
eakom siedmom iningu. Niles
dostal diva zabity jedno "a dru-
hymn, ale duplohra prekazila i'm
sk6rovanie. Ale v osmom iningu
dive single a jedna dupla i'm pri-
niesla diva obehy a Simcak boil
nahradeny Janom Garcarom, kto
ry tiez hrava ma 2. baze. On "a
stavil 1tok. Dodgers nemohli "a
bfjat' lobdu, dostandc len S "a
bitov ' celej hre. Pavel Cuj Dol
hviezdou v bitf lobby, trafiac
tri razy. Hetmensky a j. Garcar
dostali pc jednom zabite.
Ma sobotu bude vel'ka hra 8
lansingvillskymi Slovakmi ma
Shady Run o 3. popoludnf.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-16

York Times index of indus-
trial activity advanced Tor the
seventh consecutive week o
the highest point IA II month1.
a good sign il the estimate
for the y. 8. winter wheat
crop S37, ,485, 900 bushels. This
is 40 per cent smaller than the
1921-30 average, the smallest
since 1904. It win BE As, ,OOO,-
900 bushels short Of United
States consumption. Prices
jumped as soon as the Off
cial estimate was made public;
the farmer smiled.
Interesting fact it is not
unusual for short wheat crops
and resulting higher prices, to
signify the breaking Of depres-
sions.
The trade picture is thus de-
finitely optimistic. Low Of de-
preston was touched ia June
July of last year. Since then
the three general barometers
index Of business activity,
index Of commodity prices,
stock prices have been NOV
ing up, with occasional reac-
tons. For two months pro-
gress has been uninterrupted.
The net business gain is said
to be close to Is per cent.
N. R.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-16
sKANDALl

v minulom elsie Youngstown
skych Slovenskych Novfn cftali
SINE cd citatel'a ,"Skandalu I"
pekny dopis straskoch. Acpra-
We my sa straskov nebojime
(tych nebohych), ale. cd zivych
predsa name kus strachu. No
ale cd tych j ia som sa tax bala.
V tom samom cisle SINE vide
Ii ohlasku z Lansingvillu cd P.
K. q. J. ma piknik. ze chlapi
dlho nerobili a preto ich nohy
bolia ze majf Y mich reumatiz.
mus, a preto aby priSli ma fch
piknik tam zabudnd nielen ma
depresiu, ale al ma reumatizmus
cd dobreho piva, ktoreho mas
pan prezident rozk&zal nam ma
varit'. Pritom ale zabudli po.
dat, ze reumatizmus najlepSie
Ga hojf $ ton "elektrikou". Ked'
sa doda ku elektrike al toho
Rooseveltovho piva q je hotovy
l'ahndt' pod duba, tax potion uz
- +
zaiste zabudne j ma depresin ma
reumatixmus.
Ma nedel'u, Is. jdna matt So
koli tieS takt piknik ma South
Meridian Rd. Sokoi reumatiz-
mus nemaj6, lebo ten cviSbami
vyzend. ale depresiu, to ux 6no.
Tam je hodne peknych, VEL
kych dubov, kde mole kaxdt Y
pokoji odpocfvat' : na depresin
zabudnft'.
PoEorovatsl'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-16
oDPovEb MA SCANDAL

Youngstown, O., Ia. j1na. -
Hovorite, ze je to smet'ou. Ny
lite sa, lebo Wy ste zacali vsetku
t1 propaganda a teraz by ste
chceli byt' cisty. Myslite, ze to
neni mic, ale lansingviHski Slo.
vaci vam to nezabudn1 q hodia
vam toto vzdy, ked' sa 8 vami
stretn1. Hovorite, ably SINE boil
SPORT. Coze ocakayate, ably SINE
robili, klakali ma kolena pred
dakym, aby nam dal mestskd
[pracui Me veru, we'd SINE niko-
mn natol'ko neublfxili. Preco by
oni neboli SPORT q nedali pracu
tym, ktorf hlasovali q pracovali
"a nichi ia viem, xe mne pracu
nedaj1, AMI niektorym intm,
ktorf SINE pracovali "a Jonesa.
ia som nikdy nepttal robotu
pre- seba q nikdy ju cd Mich pt-
tat pre- seba nebudem.
Priznavate mi, ze pracujem
"a Slovakov, ale doklad6te, xe
len vtedy, ked' nieto SlovAka Y
kandid&cii. ia by som v&m ma
to odpovedal pravdive, ale me-
chcem narobit' zlej krve.
Mr.. Geltcha nikto neodvol6-
val ! dradu, dokym g. nesast8-
val utilitnej spolocnosti namie-
sto ludu, ktort no xvolil.
Je alright pfsat' bud'te Sport
Il nehnevajte "a, e v45 6lovek
|nexvit'asil, lebo mate mestsky
dzlb. Ale pamStajte, Is ste ME
tam A cely Hvot . daktorsho
|dna hudete potrebovat' pomoc
ale my v&m potom dame tel I
|stsj medicfny. s 6ctou,
Slovkk priatel' rudu, ktor5
|pracuje . to, aby = Slovk kkom
|dostalo toynaksj missy,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-16
sUH0DZA 8. 163. p. 8. z. J.
MA LANSnTCVuLE

= Fl
Spolok sv. Amy, 6islo 1853. p.
s. 2. J. bude odbyvat' svoju
riadnu sch6dzu 18. jdna, v ne
depu po obede 0 l. hodine v ha-
le pod kostolom Osady sv. Ma
teja. Vsetky sestry sd ziadane
prist' ma sch6dzu, a kazda Sc
stra mech prinesie svoj certifi-
kat, lebo move budl davane.
Prid 'te, sestry, pocut', jaky
Dol vysledok 2 pikniku.
s 1ctou,
M p. z&n.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-16
sOHoDZA &. 2eo. I. K. s. J.
Y HASELTON

Spolok sv. Mateja, cislo 260.
LKSJ. v Haselton oznamuje svo.
Jim 1dom, aby sa dostavili ma
sch6dzu v tom najvacsom pocte
d6a 18. jdna, lebo toto bude
vazna sch6dza.
Dlhuj1ci sd ziadanf svoj dlh
splacat', lebo sa zakrocf dl'a
stanov.
Stefan Antal, 1ctovnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-16
UDKYNIAM zENsKEHo KLU.
BU MA LANsINGvILLE.

Zensky politicky a vzdelava-
j1ci klub ma Lansingville usnie-
sol sa odbyyat' svoj piknik ma
Is. j1na na Jaseckovej farme.
Prosfm vsetky 1dkyne tohoto
klubu, ktore chc1 ma tento
piknik prist', aby sa hlasily u
Mrs. Gonda ma 519 Fithian st.
Ale mech sa hlasia skorsie, aby
SINE vedeli, kol'ko mas pojde.
Som dctou,
Anna Lisko.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-16
GIIT0H IA RADIu

] Koncilman Z. wardy, John
Geltch recnf ka1dt pondelok'
ve6er . 1925 hod. ) radio sta
nice WKBN . politick5eh o.
tlskach. 1iada ob6anov, ktorf
g saujfmaj6 . megtsk6 veci, -
~ ho vypoSuli n
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-16
Y0UNCo10 10ygNS1kY AZ Nk190-
u PoDPoRUJ6CI sPoLOK
TATRA.

ainiei: Josef Martinko. prsdsss
%, s55 Carlton st. Josef Hudro&,
podpredseda, 680 30. Hasslweod
Ave. 8tsHan Novotay. dStcvnik.
.404 East Myrt3e Ave. Andrej A.
damko. pokhdnfk. 1884 OAK ST. -
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ECONOMIC EIGHLIGHTs

Business is on the upgrade.
This is not prophecy, but fact.
Improvement has been regis
tered in various basic indus.
tries: steel, copper, hogs,
wheat, corn, department store
sales, etc. Recently the New
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-16
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bell, T.; NJ. Scavina, lansing
vile, H.; Alb. Najmik, Steelton
III.
Z. trieda Jan Pachnar, Camp
bell, l.; J. Thomas, Lansing.
vile, II; Andrej Kolar, Steel
ton, III.
s. trieda Cyril Matisovsky,
Lansingville, T.; Ed Zetts, Camp
bell, H.; A. Strauch, Steelton,
III.
Konscn6 vySlsdky dievcat&
l. trieda Betty Brincko, Steel
ton, l.; M. Gbur, Lansingville,
H.; A. Kore6ko, Struthers, III.
2. trieda Rosemary Rozum,
Steelton, T.; Rose Kocis, Stru-
theirs, H.; Irene Grancaj, Stru-
theirs, III.
3. trieda Martha Ondas, Steel
ton, +; N. Horney, Youngstown
H.; G. Cekel, Struthers, LII.
4. tr.-Rita Rerko, Steelton,
l.; V. Petras, Youngstown, II. j;
|. Horvath, Lansingville, III.
s. tr.-Anna Perzel, Youngs-
town, l.; M. Chmelik, Steelton,
H.; II. Blaner, Struthers, III.
s. tr.Maria Janosov, Steel
ton, l.; r. Horvath, Lansing.
vile, IT,; Eileen Moore, Camp
bell, III.
Z. tr.-Izabella Horvath, Lam
singville, l.; V. Pogacnik, Stru.
theirs, H.; Alice Suhovecky,
Steelton, LEI.
s. tr.-Agnes Macala, Stru.
theirs, T.; n. Sandovsky, Camp
bell, H.; M. Macinga, Steelton,
III.
Relay race
I-Lansingville.
HSteelton.
III.-Haselton.
DosiahnutS body
I. Steelton 5000.
II. Campbell 111.O9.
III. Lansingville 74.57.
Nv. Struthers 66.64.
v. Youngstown 1897.
vi. Haselton 200.
v baseball hre Jednotarov 20
Steelton a Youngstown VITA
zili Steeltoncania IL ku 4. Mala
byt' hrana makka lobda, ale
vystala.
Medzi 8. q S. hodinou boil ia.
nee pri hudbe orchestri Idora
parku. Rev. Novak, ako predse-
da spolocenskeho vyboru Slov.
Spolku i rozhlasoval vysledky
zavodov.