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Evening star., 1933-12-25
CHRIST A REAL|ST,
THEOL0G|ST SAYS
Chirping Optimism in Mod.
ern Observance of Christ
mas ASSaiIed at Yale.
BY thA~ociated Press.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, December IS.
-Sentimentalism in the observance Of
Christmas was assailed yesterday by
Prof. Halford E. Luccock of the Yale
Divinity School, in a sermon In which
he pictured Jesus Christ as q realist.
Preaching at the Yale Christmas serv-
ice, Prof. Luccock said:
If Christmas is not to be merely an
ironic mockery in world Of hunger
and cold. and of human destitution in
the midst of plenty. it must partake
more of the realism which is at the
center of the Christian heritage"
He asserted sentimentalism had pre-
vented Christmas from becoming the
force for social transformation which it
should be and might be-"
Christmas" he said, 'is the story
OF baby In that lies part of its
eternal appeal But in that fact also
lies danger. for multitudes of people
make a sentimental response to the in
fant Christ, and shrink from making a
moral response to the man Jesus. They
miss the chief point of the Christmas
story, which is that the baby grew into
a son OF man. who made a devastating
cfallenge to a world of greed, privilege
AID hard power"
Jesus was pictured by Prof. Luccock
as one who had "a truly terrifying real
ISM
1T is sad irony" he said, ito think
OF His name being Joined in anv n,ar-
ner to the short sightedness of chirp-
Ing optimism, sustained by the blind or
coWardiy evasion of actual facts. How
Jesus hated sentimentalism, emotion
allsm, binders and screens He knew
What was in man. His eyes were moral
X-rays, never confusing shadow with
substance. Selling this birthripht
OF the penetrating realism of Jesus for
a mess of optimistic pottage is one Of
the tragedies of Christian history"
Evening star., 1933-12-25

Electrifcation Speeded.
Italy will speed up its electriication
Of RAILWAYS.
Evening star., 1933-12-25
COLD THREATENS
FLOODED AREAS
Victims in Three Pacific
Northwest States Hope for
Relief on Christmas.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SEATTLE, December 25.-Flood vic
tins in three Pacific Northwest States
hoped today their Christmas present
would not only be the receding waters
in nearly all districts, but that ex-
tremely cold weather to the north in
Canada would miss them.
Lawrence c. Fisher, Weather Bureau
neteorologist here. feared, however
At Wallace, Idaho, the suffering was
becoming acute, with hundreds home
less. the mercury around zero and a
threatened shortage of fresh food. The
raging Placer Creek and the south fork
Of the Occur d'Alene River, however,
were dropping and had gone down two
feet last night.
Many Homes Demolished.
Highways, railroad tracks, telephone
and telegraph lines remained torn out
and many homes had been demolished
The death toll of the weeks storms
over the Northwest reached Is yester-
day. when two women were buried in
a landslide near Renton. Wash, after
flood waters had burst through a nat
ural dam and hurtled down on a farm
mouse. The victims were Mrs. Marie
Peterson, So. and Mrs. Mary Antoine, So
In Oregon a rise several feet in the
Columbia River was forecast for to-
night or tomorrow, while in South Cen
trail Washington the Yakima River was
out of its banks where it enters the
Columbia
Flee With Families.
twenty-five farmers fed with their
families to higher ground near Rich
land. Wash, yesterday. and the main
tracks of the Northern Pacific Railroad
line were washed out 18 miles west of
KenneWick
At Spokane the Spokane River
reached its highest stage in history,
with flow of 43 900 feet a second.
Mayor Leonard Funk reported. however,
the spans of bridges were in no danger.
Meanwhile, over Western Washington
the rivers had dropped generally from
to feet. Seven hundred families
in CowlitZ County remained homeless
over Christmas. but friends took care
Of them. The Cowlitz was down feet
last night from its record high of 27
feet and flooded towns and communi-
ties and thousands of acres of lowlands
were being drained.
Trains and buses generally over the
area we're back on regular schedule to-
day, although limited in some cases.
Evening star., 1933-12-25
SEEK STATE LAWS
ON LABOR CODES
Administration 10 Strive for
Permanency of Features
Under Recovery Act.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
An intensive effort to have the labor
features of the national recovery code
incorporated into the laws of the in
dividual States, will be made BY admin
istration leaders. it was learned today.
The brunt of the task will rest with
workers in the States, although Secre-
tarY of Labor Perkins holds leading
part in the activity
Efforts are being made to enlist Gov
ernors and other high State officials
In the plan. A conference OF repre-
sentatiyeS OF all the States, called for
next month. will represent the inception
of the campaign.
Confers With Governors.
The Labor Secretary attended a re-
gional conference of Governors and
their representatives from five States
at Atlanta. Ga, December g. the first
Of a series to be held in various Sec
tions of the country.
Miss Perkins particular effort in the
labor field has been directed at passage
of the Federal child labor amendment
and adoption of State legislation to
back it up. She also wants minimum
wages for women included in the State
laws, old age pensions for workers, un-
tIIp4OyIlellL INSURANCE dllu dQeQudS
Wo-kmen's compensation laws. Free
public employment exchanges, better
administration of labor laws, safe and
healthy working conditions. and shorter
work hours likewise are on her program
Miss Perkins recently said, the adop-
tion of codes under the national recov-
cry act has to very large degree made
matters of hours and wages and the
minimum age of employment the same
among certain groups of States"
Seeks Laws for Permanency.
This act, however" she added was
enacted as an emergency measure, and
It's duration is limited to period OF two
years or less should President Roosevelt
by proclamation declare the emergency
ended.
In view of this, it seems wise at
this time to take steps looking toward
desirable State laws based on certain
accepted standards to make permanent
certain social gains. 1t is hoped the
conference will help to serve the pur
pose of defining the desirable minimum
standards of labor and industrial legis-
lation and administration
The American Federation of Labor
and the railroad brotherhoodS have
been strongly advocating the six-hour
day and flve-day week for all workers. 4
An administration reflection of such a
plan is seen in the fact that all the
emergency laws providing for conStruC-
ton specify that not more than 80
hours a week shall be put in by labor
other than in supervisory or executive
positions.
Evening star., 1933-12-25
COOKING BAN IS GIVEN
AS CAUSE OF SLAYING
Roomer Held in Landlady's Death
After Quarrel Over Meal Prep
aration in Rooms.
py the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
INDIANAPOLIS, December 25.-Mrs
Belle Brown. At, a rooming house opera
tor, was killed yesterday because she
refused to permit cooking in her bed
rooms.
Acting on information supplied by the
voman's son and neighbors, police ar
rested Virgil Pappas, so, in connection
with the shooting
Carl L. Poland, Mrs. Browns son,
said Pappas had insisted on cooking in
his room, and that his mother had OBJ
jected. He said his mother had the gas
disconnected in Pappas' room Satur-
day.
Police said they were informed Pap
pas prepared to do some cooking yes
terday. and that when he learned the
gas was not connected he obtained a
gun and fired twice at Mrs. Brown.
Evening star., 1933-12-25
INVALID RECOVERING

CHICAGO, December 25 (P).-Today
was the "frSt real Christmas" Deputy
Chief of Detectives William Blaul had
in many years.
For 27 years his wife Louise has been
hedridden. Science helped her the other
day with an operation which was ex-
pected to put her on her feet IN an
other week.
Evening star., 1933-12-25
BREWERS HOME BOMBED

Family Escapes Injury in Second
Blast in Four Months.
CLEVELAND, December 25 (P1-An
exploding bomb damaged the home of
Omar E. Mueller, president of the
Cleveland Home Brewing Co., yesterday,
for the second time in less than four
months.
Mueller and police officials described
the bombing as the work of beer rae
keteers.
Although Mueller and his family were
home, none was injured. Police Chief
William G. Barrows of Cleveland
Heights estimated the damage to the
house at $4,000.
Evening star., 1933-12-25
BANDIT TURNS SANTA
Returns $1.40 When Woman Says
$9.4O Is All She Has.

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, December 25 Up.
The Christmas spirit has spread over
the hold-up craft here. Mrs. Josie Blu
ford, homeward bound form her work in
downtown Office building early yester-
day, was accosted by bandit. She
gave him her purse, containing s9.40.
"And that's every last cent have"
she said mournfully.
"Yeah?" replied the bandit Well
since it's Christmas, I won't be too
hard" He returned $140 and kept So.
Evening star., 1933-12-25
RELIEF OFFICIAL DEAD
Physician Says Cleveland Man Ap.
parent1y Killed Himself

CLEVELAND, December 25 CP).-The
body OF Charles leslie Wright. 40, a
county relief official. was found in his
cottage at Bay Village. near here. YES
terday. with a bullet through his heart.
DR.. E. S. Ross said Wright apparently
committed suicide, and at the Central
Bureau of the City Relief Administra-
ton, where he had been in charge OF
registrations, it was revealed that
Wright had been depressed over the
fact his wife had left him and gone to
DAYTON about six months ago.
wright was native OF Australia and
a British World War veteran.
Evening star., 1933-12-25
Cattle Seek Water.

South Africa's long drought is causing
many rivers to dry up, and cattle are
wandering over the Limpopo, which
forms part of the Bechuanaland border.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-12-08
Ro6NA sOHoDzA &. 500,
/. K. 8. ].

Spolok sv. Cyrila a Metoda,
&. 500 1KSJ. oznamuje svojim
1dom, ze bude odbtvat' rocnd
sch6dzu dina 10. decembra. e.
dovia sd ziadani ga dostavit'
vsetcia bez vynimky, lebo pridu
vazne zalezitosti k vybaveniu a
tiez ST ziadani tt 1dovia, ktori
s1 pozadu 8 platenim, ze m6zu
dostat' p6zicku ma svoj certifi-
kat, jsstli majd rezervu. Tiez sa
bude VOLT trad ma bud1ci rok.
A zaroven prosim tych rodi.
Gov, ktori majd svoje dietky v
NJ. O. (. 522. a sd pozadu s pla-
tenim, aby sa snaxili aspon
zciastky svoju dlzobu splatit'
lebo jestli tax neucinia, insie
mi nepozostava, len zakrocit'
dl'a stanov. Uznam, ze s1 t'az.
ke easy, ale cez rok paru cen.
tov by mohli dat "a svoje die
tky.
s bratskou uctou
Jozef Hixnay, zap
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-12-08
Ro6Nk sUHoDzA &. 26e.
K. 8. J. v sTRUTHERS

Spolok sv. Michala Archanje-
la, (. 259. X. J. bude mat svo-
ju rocn1 sch6dzu dina II. decem-
bra 1888 0 l. hodine po obede
v osadnej hale ma w. Washing
ton st. ' Struthers, O.
Vystvame vsetktch spolun.
dov 5blfzka ! vzdialenych, ably
|sa tel sch6dzi zdcastnili, lebo
prfdu v&zne veci ma pretras. Po.
dajd sa rocn6 zpravy, zvok 50
novy trad ma rok 1894, preto je
potrebno, ably % ddovia siSi ma
tax va6nu sch6dzu. Ku tomu tt
6dovia, ktori sd s prispevkami
yzad, sd Eiadani, aby priSli ma
tot1 sch6dxu, tiez aby znali, jak
trad Saf4ri so spolkovym ma.
|jetkom.
To % ttka al Is. "a. NJ. O,
4 J., aby rodi6ia % postarai
10 ich dietok prfspevky . vyrov'
mali m tej sch6dEi. 8 6ctou
JoGe 1lnG -.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-12-08
.YoUNosTowNsKE sLoyENsKf NoyNY
sLovo K IuLov1GfKolG
BAsKITBALoVfHo tPoRTU

Klub slov. Ev. Jednoty, skr6-
teno s. 3. j., ktort uz 3 roxy
jestvuje, zacne svoju basketba-
lov1 sezonu v sobotu vecer, 3.
decembra 0 8. hodine. Budl
hrat' tri hry, a sice Cleveland (.
IL s Akron {. 252, Lakewood {.
101. s Akron (. $50 a Youngs-
town s Cleveland (. 13S. v zna-
mel miestnosti Youngstown Ar
mory ma Rayen Ave.
Ze to bude milo sa divat' ma
tri hry, to je iste. Udovia, 1dky-
ne a mladez, sdruzeni v s. E. j.
sl ziadani prist'. Ano, mali by
81 drzat' "a povinnost' a prist'
sa podivat' ma sikovnost' mia
dych Jednotarov tel hre. Svo-
jou pritomnpst'ou posl1zia do
brej veci a obodria nasu mia
dez. Vobec kazdy milovnik spor-
tn je vitany. Vstupne je tax
mike, 15c, ze kazdy, lkomu je
nome, sa m6ze zlcastnit'. Nasi
mladi hraci 81 zasldzia toho, ably
sme sa isli podfvat' ma ich hru,
vsak prave preto sa cvicia a te-
raz ma kazdy casu dost'.
Tieto riadky podavam preto,
ponevac nasi hraci s1 sloven.
skej verejnosti malo znami, lebo
sa cvicia v tichosti a je len slus.
ne, ked' majd hodne divakov
lTym i'm dodame chuti a dobre,
vole.
| Nasa slovenska mladez nan
robi dobre memo, al ona che,
ist' duchom casu a napredo
vat v sporte, ako i ini tn rode
nj Amerikani.
Teda nezabudnite ma miest
most: Youngstown Armory, n
Rayen Ave-, a den vas nezmyli
lebo prave vam pridu tieto no
why v ten den.
Do videnia Youngstown Ar
mory v sobotu vecer!
Reporter.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-12-08

V minulom {. Youngstown
skych SLOW. Novfn bola zprava
20 schodze Okresneho Sboru
Slovenskej Ligy, odbyyvanej v
Haseltone. Pri 6itani mien prl.
SINE zbadali memo bra.
ia Stefana Zahradnika, re je "a
Odbor 8. N. s. s. Brat Zahrad'
mix, Go jednotliyec, mohol byt'
ma sch6dzi, ale zastavat' 8. odb
nemal dovoleno cd nikoho, tax
teda on nezastupoval 8. odb.
Teraz ma nedel'u 10. decembra
bude rocna sch6dza, ma ktorl
ziadam prfst kazdeho ida a I'D
kynu, a tam odh1asujeme, &
chceme, aby bola imdignacni
sch6dza alebo ME.
Teda bratia a sestry odb. 8
MSS. prfd'te ma rocnd schodzt
ma nedel'n, 10. decembra do So
kolovni ma Washington St. o po
q. hodine popoludni.
Andrej Palen6ar,
preds. odb. 8
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-12-08
RoGNA sCH0DZA &, $40.
!. K. s. ].

Spolok sv. Stefana, cislo $40.
IKSJ. oznamuje svojim ldom a
zaroven vsetkych povolava ma
rocn1 schodzu, ktora sa bude
odbyvat uz ma tdto nedel'u, 10.
decembra. Ma til sch6dzu by sa
NAL kazdy I'D dostavit', uz ci
ma niektory zaplatene alebo ME.
ktory nemoze platit'. Kazdy mech
pride, lebo sa bude eitat' zpra-
va, ako vasi dradnici safarili s
majetkom spolku a potion 4.
rad sa bude VOLT ma budIci
rok a prfdu i vazne veci ma
|pretras.
Som s 1ctou vas spolubrat,
Peter Deley, dct
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-12-08
ROtNA sCH0DZA VENUA
107. K. SOKOLIEK.

Venice 107. s. K. Sokoliek Wy.
zyva svoje 1dkyne, ably sa kaz-
da jedna dostavila ma sch6dzu
10. decembra o l. hodine popo.
ludni, lebo ma sch6dzi tel ga roz.
hodne, ako budeme platit' pri.
spevky na podporu v chorobe a
inc spolkove poplatky.
Dlhujdce mech 81 hl'adia Wy.
rovnat' svoju podEnost' jestli
to nemozu urobit', mech prinesd
svoje certifikaty a mono bude.
me moot nieco urobit', ably sa
i'm tento dlh vyrovnal, ina6 MI.
tene budeme ich vytvorit'. -
Ma sch6dzi tel prevedie sa tie5
vol'ba lradu ma bud1ci rok
Jestli sa nedostavfte, budete po-
kutovane ma SOC.
Margaret Repasky, /
zapisnicka
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-12-08
ROCNA sCHoDZA sBoRU 211
s. X. s.

Cteni spolubratia, tymto vas
dctive povolavam ma rocn1
sch6dzu, ktora sa bude odby-
vat ma nedel'u, 10. decembra.
W SINE u konca tohoto roku, a.
lie nasi 1dovia cd minulej roc
nej sch6dze bars slabo navste-
vovali schodze Pricinu toho ne
znam, lebo malo ktory robime,
a preto je vasou povinnost'ou sa
dostavit' ma tdto sch6dzu, lebo
vazne veei pridu ma pretras.
Budd sa robit' al pravidla, dl's
ktorych sa sbor bude spravo-
vat ma bud1ci rok. TAX tiez pre-
vedie sa vol'ba noveho dradu.
Preto sa vyzaduje, ably ste sa
dostavili ma sch6d1u v cim mai
vacsom pocte. Tiez poziadame
nasho delegata, ktory Dol ma
konvencii v Detroit, Mich, ably
nam podal zprayu, lebo doteraz
malokto prisiel ma schodzu, tax
nebolo komu podat' zpravu.
Prosim 1dov, ktori dlhujG
prispevky, ably 81 ich vyrovnal
ma tejto sch6dzi. Ktori ale ne
m6zete, TAX So hlaste 0 p6zicku
ktorl m6zete dostat' ma svoj Gel
tifikat cd HI. Sboru. O vysve
Itlenie hlaste SO u tajomniks
|sboru, ktory sa yam postara a
0 pozicku. Ufam, ze 81 povsiln
nete tychto paru SLOW q ga do
|stavfte ma sch6dzu v cim maj
vacsom pocte.
A. panda. sna.8vca
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-12-08
UDKYNIAM SPOLKU sV,
L'UDMILY, &. 325. DO
PoZORNOSTI.

Rocna sch6dza bude preloze'
ma z 10. ma II. decembra, to jest
ma 3. nedel'u v mesiaci, bo bu.
de 4O-hodinova poboznost'.
Mech kazda ldkyna pride ma
|rocn1 sch6dzu II. decembra, be
sa bude VOLT lrad, al insie veci
sa budd pojednavat'. Tiez Sc
stry, ktore majd svoje dlhy ne.
vyrovnane, ziadane sl, aby $
ich prisly vyrovnat'. Ked' al ne.
|zaplatia, musia 81 ich nejako dc
poriadku dat.
Tiez al v Panenskom Oddele
nj mech sa hlasia vsetky.
K. Daubner, preds
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-12-08
Y CAMPBELL SA CHYSTAJU
MA VEL,KY CARD PARTY

v nedel'u vecer, dna II. de.
cembra chystaju sa ma vel Ky
kartovy vecierok Campbell
pri osade sv. jana Krstitela. W
davno nebol usporiadany kar.
tovy vecierok v Campbell, a
preto vybor sa vynasnazuJe, a.
by tento bol tax skvely, re 20
stane dlho v pamati kazdeho
Bude sa hrat' 500, bridge a I'M
hry. vybor poveda, ze budd da
yane vyznamne ceny "a odmenJ
pre- hraeov. Potion ze sa daji
zakusky take, jake este v Camp
bell doteraz pri card partoch ne
davali. Suska sa, ze no a
le neslobodno vyzradit', co $;
suska.
s YNnan:~nxyo%n1'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-12-08

v zalezitostiach ohpadom Ka-
lendara obrat'te sa ma:
Mr.. Andrew Palen6&r, City
Hall, Youngstown, o. Tel. 65184,
Miss Mary Hud'a, Dollar Banl
Tel. 43101.
Mr.. Michael Pirosko, Eas,
Ohio Gas Co. Tel. 4A71.
Mrs. Julia Danko, Ill Lowell
vile Rd., Struthers. Tel. 5O537
Mrs. Matilda Popovic, 104s
E. Indianola Ave-, Lansingville
Tel. 1884.
Mr.. John Hnat, Haselton
Telefon 65794.
Miss Mary Topolovsky, City
Bank, Campbell. Tel. 742O3.
Rev. Geo. p. Novak, 159 Reet
Ave-. Campbell. Tel. 73209.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-12-08
sCHoDZA sBORU 16o. s. <,
SOKOLA.

Tymto chcem npozornit' Gle
nov Sboru 159. Slovenskeho Ka-
tolickeho Sokola Haseltone, ze
na t1to nedel'u, TO-. decembra
prfsne l. hodine popoludni bu-
de sa vydrziavat' sborova rocna
schodza. Kazdy Glen bez vynim-
ky je ziadany, ably sa ma kazdy
pad dostavil ma t1to sch6dzu,
ponevac pridu ku vybaveniu
vazne -zalezitosti, ako je obyca.
jom ma kazdej rocnej schodzi.
Teda je nutno, aby ami jedon z
vas nechybel.
Bude sa VOLT 1rad ma rok
1884, tax mech 81 kazdy I'D u.
INA svoju povinnost' mech sa
zucastni, ably NAL prilezitost
vyuzit' svoje prava v tychtc
vol'bach.
Kreme vol by dradu, prevedit
sa oprava stanov ma bud1ci rok
teda ako vo vyse spomenutej
tax al tejto veci povinnost'or
kazdeho uda je zdcastnt' St
tejto sch6dze, ably sa nestalo, e
by nebolo po voli dakomu a a
by sa vyhlo somraniu po scho
dzi. Mech 81 tejto upomienky
vsimn1 najma tt, ktori matt
vel'ke dkstvo, aby So poradili
co sa ma urobit v tom ohl'ade
ponevac mas sbor upadol do vel'
keho dkstva cez t1to depresiu
A tomu sa da odpom6ct', pone
vac Kat. Sokol pozicia ma cert
fikaty. TAX prfd'me ma kaEd,
lpad aspon raz v roku. Sd mno
hi, ktorych tvare cez cely rol
nebolo vidno ma ,sborovych schd
dzach. Talk este raz vas upo
zornujem a ostavam do sch0dz
S 1ctou
| Jan 3. Hassay. 1e,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-12-08
RoGNA sCHoDZA &. 1872.
p. Z. J. v UAlRBELL.

Spolok P. Marie Magdaleny
6. 1872. Pennsylvanskej zenskej
Jednoty Campbell hctive o
znamuje svojim ddkynam, ze
rocna sch6dza sa bude odbyvat'
dina 10. decembra l. hodme
po obede Y kostolnej miestno
sti. Kazda tdkyna je dctive Tia
dana sa dostayit', lebo SO budd
Ivybavovat' v&xne zalexitosti ty
kajdce So tfsla. Nepritomne id
kyme budd pokutovane dl'a sta
nov.
s dctou ! > miltm posdravom
nxla Zo 66t
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-12-08
ZPRAVA PREDSEDU POLITI
CKEHO KLUBU MA LAM
SINGVILLE.

Ctena rocna schodza Nadisla
nam doba, aby som podal zpra.
WI z mojho dradovania "a rok
1888. ia sa tesim, ze m6zem
takto urobit'.
Ked' ste ma ma minulej roc
nej schodzi poctili uradom pred,
|sedu nasho mohutneho a Gimme
ho klubu, 81 'dbil som vam, re
budem robit', Go mi len bude
NOME, a co "a dobre pre- mas
klub uznam. Pravda je, ze vse'
tko, co som pre- klub robil, ro'
bill som vasou pomocou
vzdy v meme klubu. Samo prvt
bola vykonana praca po prvJ
raz v historii naseho klubu
Prace vykonavaly rozliene w
bory, a sice: literarny a rezo
lucny, vybor prace vybor w
konny ku minulym vopbam
vsetky tieto vybory pracova!y
vel'mi sikovne. A hoe bolo v &c
ste al mnoho protivnlkov, Wy
bory pracovaly nedstupne a
vel'k 'kym vysledkom, tax ze cie
ia dosiahly. Avsak mali sm'
vsetci starosti az po krky, naJ
Wac S tradom naseho mesta
vol'bami. No my vsetci SINE Dol
pevne presyedceni, ze vysledol
|bude ma strane nasej, co sa a
lstalo tax, a preto nadeje sm
|sa nikdy nevzdali.
Teraz WHORE prace, ktore
no clenmi boli Pavel Danko
moja mali6kost'. Pracujeme, a
by tt, ktori nedostali pracu We
|rejn1, ably ju dostali prostred
|nictvom nasho klubu.
Odporn6am klubu, ably tiet
lvybory boly al ma budnci rok
l1934, ably sa pokracovat' mohl
|v pracach, AXE sd pre- klub
InaSe mesto osozne.
| Prajem tejto rocnej schoda
Imnoho zdarul Vas predseda,
]. Z. MaruslKir
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-12-08

nym slzu vyronf, tomu moja pie
sen slavou zazvoni!' Pravda, On
to myslel, ze kto sdcit, sympa-
thu voci nddznemu prejavf 70
forme pomoci, toho slavou blu
zenosti ovinie. Ak sami nem6.
zete mic obetovat', pom6zte i
mac: pricihte sa, aby vas sdsed
vopaco obetoval. Dairy lasky
prosime zasielat' ma adresu:
Slovak League Relief Fund,
P. O. Box 996, Pittsburgh, Pa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-12-08
RO6NA sCHoDZA oDB. 611.
n. s. s.

Ctenf spolubratia a sestry Od-
boru GIL. MSS. oznamujem vam
ze budeme mat rocn1 sch6dzu
dina II. decembra a to zaciatok
sch6dze bude o $50 prisne v
pondelok veder.
Ziadani ste bratia i sestry sa
ma t1to rocnd sch6dzu dosta-
Wit vsetci, ponevac ako vam je
znamo, ze to ,bude nasa hlavna
schodza, dl'a usnesenia ktorej
sa bud1 bud1ci dradnici spravo.
vat cely bud1ci rok. Tedy ne.
NAL by ohybat' ami jeden brat
ami sestra. Starry Irad vam po
da rocnd zpravu, ktora vas bu
de vel'mi zaujfmat' a doznat,
sa nej, ze SINE nezahal'ali, all
svedomite pracovali IA ldktvt
GIL. Odboru. Nadchodi nam no
w rok, name sa S Odboron
vsetci riadne vyrovnat'.
Prevedena bude vol'ba move
no Iradu ma rok 1884.
TAX nezabudnite dina IL. de
cembra, v pondelok ve6er o 6 81
vsetci prist' do spolkovej miest
nosti ma w. Boardman St.
Pamatajte al to, ze konven
cia nam je uz predo dvermi
tel 81 tiez prehovorfme.
Praj1c vam mnoho zdaru, :
J. A., 1G,