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Evening star., 1933-12-31
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POSERS

Step up and try your skill at answering these
questions. You probably will not know them
ALL but everybody should get few OF the
answers.
1. What kind of flower grows on the surface
of ponds?
2. In what State is Mammoth Cave located?
3. What body of water separates France
from England?
4. Who Is Stan Laurels partner in notion
picture comedies?
S. What has the Emperor Of Japan been
called?
g. What nation now holds the famous tennis
trophy, the Davis Cup?
7. Who played in the last world series?
8. With whom did Abraham Lincoln engage
in o famous debate?
ANSWERS.
l. The water lily. g. Kentucky. 3. Tho
English Channel 4. Oliver Hardy. S. The
Mikado. 6. England. 7. The Washington Sem
ators and the New York Giants. g. Stephen A.
Douglas.
Evening star., 1933-12-31
RIDDLES

1. Why are clouds like horses bridle?--
Betty Starks.
2. What is more wonderful than a horse
that can count?-Billy Anderson.
g. What flower is on the table every day.
Beulah R. Tippett.
4. What is it that one man can carry up
stairs but a thousand men can't carry down.
stairs?-Phil Naquin, jr.
S. Why are tears like potatoes?-Katie Bell
Thomas
ANSWERS.
1. Because the reins (rains) come from them.
2. A spelling bee. 3. Buttercup 4. A pin.
5. Because they spring from the eyes.
Evening star., 1933-12-31

building materials. Ana lot tne
walls that was sod.
The sod was turned over with a plow, cut
into about three-foot lengths then laid up
into thick walls. After the walls were up, we
went to the nearest stream, and hunted up q
cottonwood tree big as a stovepipe and SIX 1eet
longer than the house. We used short stout
poles for rafters, willow poles over them then
a layer of slough grass, which is roueh, toueh
and long Then we put . layer OF sod over
this and threw a couple Of feet OF dirt all over
the room.
We were then ready to move in as soon as
we hung a big buffalo hide over the door ana
pasted oiled paper over some small willow poles
across the windows so the light could come
in. You couldn't see through this paper, so
YOU went out doors to look around
Often q new settler would stay only long
enough to prove up" and get the deed TO ms
land Then he'd return East to come back
few years later to live. This left empty 500
houses here and there on the claims, and when
we rode the country, we often camped In them,
especially when the weather was wet. InatS
what did one night out in western Nebraska,
not far from the present town Of Red Cloud
Everything went fine that night. My horses
gave no trouble, my outfit was inside out OF
any storm that might arise, and was sleeping
under a roof in a perfectly good sod house
But when awoke in the morning just about
sunrise everything changed before could wink
once. For when ! opened my eyes, there was
big rattlesnake coiled within foot OF my
face!
n IATURAILY, I jumped-or roned-back
] away from that ugly fiat head. As 1 did,
there were a dozen other snakes buzzing their
rattles all around me, and one was on the
canvas "tarp' that covered my bed. I was
literally surrounded by rattlesnakes!
I think got out of there more quickly than
ever got out of any other place in my life.
A rattlesnake is all right in its place, but its
place isn't within foot of your bed When
got over my temporary scare, I broke pole
out of a small shed built against the side OF
the house and went back for my things.
The place was full of rattlesnakes- the
floor in rough hooks in the walls, piled on the
window lodges and hanging from the roof
What had happened was this: 1t was early
Fall, and the snakes had started to "den up
for the Winter, choosing this old sod house to
do it in. had camped in this rattlesnake den
without knowing it, I killed over 200 snakes
there before I rode on next morning and
never went back.
Evening star., 1933-12-31
A LOST PACK HORSE.

A MAN could not always ride the broad miles
of the old plains without mishap, although
usually life ran along there about as smoothly
it does anywhere, provided one knew his
country and how to take Of himself under
the open sky. Most of the accidents and hard
ships came to those who were still "tenderfeet"
Evening star., 1933-12-31
Money in Gardens

Visitor-And what are you going to do when
you grow up. dear?
Bobby-Im going to raise mint
Visitor-Mint?
Bobby-Yes, that's where Daddy says ali OUR
money comes from.
Evening star., 1933-12-31
lust a Misunderstanding

Plebe-What do you repair these shoes with?
Cobbler-EIide.
Plebe-Why should I hide?
Cobbler-Hide, hide! The cows outside!
Plebe-Let her come in. I'm not afraid.
Evening star., 1933-12-31
Found tn a Sod House

EARLY all early settlers on the
plains, after taking up homestead,
built q sod house to live in. We had
no lumber or glass at first, SO We
had to use what we could get for
building materials. And for the
Evening star., 1933-12-31

The definitions are:
HORIZONTAL.
l. Signal of distress.
Submarine missile discharged at ships.
g. Name Of q tree, applied to this State.
H. Long Island (Abbr)
10 Adverb denoting time.
13 Toward.
IS. Point of the compass (Abbr)
Is Atmosphere.
Is. Right tackle (Abbr)
VERTICAL.
l. To steep or soak in liquid
2 BY word of mouth
g. To crack or break lengthwise.
S Printers measure.
G. Moisture found on the grass.
T. Not the same.
g. A number.
10. smaller number.
IA Implement for rowing q boat.
Ax7. Newter pronoun.
Here are four words beginning with the same
three letters BY filling the blank spaces with
the proper letters, you can spell the world out.
l. CON-EI-N-E
@ CONS-I-U-FN
g. CON-CiFC|
f. CON-AG- j.
=
Again we have some blank spaces, tut this
time you must fill them with words instead Of
with letters-and with words that are pro-
nounced alike but spelled differently.
- The lions claim to beauty was his
long. thick
We haven't had q picture word square for
some time. Here is one that will test your
puzzle solving ability.
Evening star., 1933-12-31
PUZZLES

\A/E GO South for this weeks crossword
w puzzle State Can you tell what 1t Is
from its shape?
PALMETTO STATE
Evening star., 1933-12-31

We haven't had q picture word square for
some time. Here is that will test your
puzzle-solvng ability.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1933-04-28
COURT FINES
FILM WORKER

T. NJ. Sersen Of the Fox Studios,
Hollywood, was fined SIS on 4 reck-
less driving charge before Judge
Mayfield yesterday Afternoon. Ser
sen paid his fine.
The action grew out Of a COM
plant brought against the Holly
wood man By L. Lambourne who
charged that on January % while
driving on the Kane Springs-Julian
road. Sersen pasesd him travelling
at a high rate Of speed and struck
his left rear fender damaging it.
At the same time Lambourne
charged that Sersen failed TO stop
after the accident.
In his defense Sersen stated that
he did not know that he had struck
the complainant S car at the time
alleged and denied emphatically
that he had been travelling at any
high rate of speed. He invited
the court TO a demonstration to
prove that II was impossible for
his car TO have struck the other in
the way mentioned or 10 have in
flicted the asserted damages.
Both cars being parked in front
Of the court house the court ad-
journed 10 the street ard after
measurements we're taken decided
that Sersen was in the wrong. The
sentence followed. A contempt OF
court fine Of SIS was RENTED when
Sersen paid the reckless driving as
Sessment.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1933-04-28
ROTARY CLUB
GATHERS AT
HIGH SCHOOL

In observance of public school
week, members Of the e Centre
Rotary club held their weekly meet
ing at the high school yesterday
on invitation OF J. L. House, men,
Der of the club and principal Of
the sigh school.
Lunch was served in the school
cafeteria. the Rotarians getting
the ordinary school meal served
to students. and praised i highly.
Allison Holly. retired president Of
the Borden Mix company. now
located in San Diego. gave an in
teresting talk on education, citing
four examples OF dealing with
youngsters as proof that kindness
is more effective than severity in
molding character.
Election O. directors resulted in
the following being named. ROY
Blee6loye. Dr.. Forrest Eutz. Ly-
man p. Robertson. Dick Hayden.
Howard P. Meyer. J. r. Fah5 and
Percie c. Thacker.
Jimmy Andrus. manager Of Unit
ed Artists theatre. vas presented
b. Charles Barratt as the baby
member OF the club
During luncheon selections were
given by the boys quartette. Byron
Ferguson. Howard Lindsey. John
King and George Garter and the
girls Ltring ensemble Thelma
Jenkins. Elsie Mitchell. Ethel Nal
an and Pollyanna Stone. under the
direction Of Miss Lucille Krause.
music director a. the high school
Alice Waterman was acccnpanls.
for the quartette
Following the meeting many
members made visits % the classes
at the high school
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1933-04-28
NeuU Coast Fares
Aid Vacation Trips

Planned as a means Of stimuiat-
ing vacation trips between Pacific
coast and neighboring states. new
summer 2i-day roundtrip fares be-
tween all points on Pacific lines o.
the Southern Pacific viii 90 iNto
effect May /. It was announced here
today.
The tickets will be sold daily a.
a rate OF only one-tenth more than
the regular one-way fare the re-
turn limit Of three weeks being sIf-
ficient To cover the usual vacation
period.
It was pointed out that the rates
are the lowest ever authorized for
such travel, and that it is the first
time all stations have been included
with summer resort points.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1933-04-28
STATUE HAS ODD PROVISIONS

RosrON. <U.p - An old Massa-
.h,,setts statute. enacted IN 1867.
tortids the throwing OF oaeSil,i.s
~ bean-bags. except in designated
places.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1933-04-28
y i eat6eE
los ANGELES AND VICINITY

LOS ANGELES AND VICINITY
Generally CLOUDY tonight and
saturday with local showers; little
change in temperature; high hui
midity and gentle changeable
winds.
LOCAL TEMPERATURES
Minimum this morning 5-
Maximum yesterday -- 81
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1933-04-28

Remember-there's NO POST
in the Wardway tub to jam the
clothes and stop the suds from
penetrating. So you wash faster,
cleaner, snowier! Recon-.
mended by Wards Bureau of
Standards. :. This Special Price
for Ward Week Only.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1933-04-28

Does ALL the washing-a basket
full at a time! Big bulky things,
badly soiled pieces, your sheer.
est silks, chiffons and lingerie.
, Even grimy cuffs and collars
wash as clean as if rubbed by
hand. You don't have to do
pieces over in the Wardway!
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1933-04-28

First time we've ever
sold any mowers so
low! Has ball bear
ings. Four keen
blades sharpen a S
they cut a smooth
l4.inch swath. Re-
duced for W ard
Week only
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-05-26
Rooseueltou pldn kontroly pnemyslu

PRECEDENT Roosevelt postal v
stredu minuleho tyzdna kongre-
su posolstvo nesmierneho v5zna-
mu ako pre- robotnictvo, tax al
pre- priemyselnikov. V posolstve
prezident ziada kongres, aby
vyniesol zakon, ktory by poskyt
null potrebn1 dstrojnost' pre-
vePky ko-operativny pohyb v
celom priemysli ciel 'om dosiah-
nntia najSirsieho zamsstnania,
skratenia pracovneho tyzdna,
platenia poriadnej mzdy "a ten
kratsi tyzden a predidenia ne
spravodlivej konkurencie q zka-
zonosnej nadprodukcie.
Prezident od6vodnuje potre-
bu zakona tym. re Zamestnava-
telia nem6zu toto robit' jedno-
tive, ami len v organizovantch
skupinach. lebo taky Gin zva6-
suje trovy a tax umoznuje hr-
dloreznl sdt'az sebeckym kon-
kurentom, neochotntm pripo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-05-26

jit sa k takemu blahodarnemu
snazeniu
Ale jedneu z najvacsich pre-
kazok takeho kooperativneho
snazenia do tohto easu boly ma
Sc proti-trustove zakony. Gle
Pom ich osnovatel'ov bolo W.
lieeit' velke zlo monoplistick6-
no urcovania Glen. Ony musej6
byt' zachovane, 'aby navzdy zne-
moznovaly opakovanie 50 st2E6-
no zla. Avsak prezident pou-
kazuje, ze by bolo posl1zene "a
ujmom verejnosti, keby, $ au-
toritou a pod vedenim vlAdy,
s1kromnym priemyselnym pod
nixon dovolene bolo robit smlu-
Wy a k6dy, zaist'ujdce cestn1
konkurenciu. Lenze, ak obme-
dzime 1cinnost' proti-trustovych
zakonov ma ich povodny ciel',
potrebne je zaviest' licensova-
ME spolocnosti, zeby sa predislo
prfpadom nekooperacie a nadu-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-05-26

zivania. Taxa ochrana je ne
zbytna.
Co tedy prezident navrhuje
je, ably proti-trustove zakony
boly zmenene. Tieto zakony zne-
moMujd priemyslu sdruzovat'
sa vo vel'ke monopoly prezident
chce to dovolit', ale len pod kon
trolou vlady. TaEto budd chra-
neni robotnfci chranenf bud6
+ spotrebovatelia. Robotnikom
'bdde zabezpecena spravodliva
mzda, spotrebovatel 'om cestne
ceny a priemyselnikom cestny
zisk. Terajsie zakony nezarucu-
j1 robotnictvu cestn1 mzdu a
nezarucujd priemyslu cestny
zisk. Niektorf robotnfci zaraba-
j1 primoc, ini primalo ini mic.
TAX samo je to priemyselnik-
mi. .Kontrolovana by bola j W.
roba, aby nebolo nsdvyroby,
ktora zaprfeinuje nielen neza-
mestnanost', ale al ztraty pre-
investorov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-05-26
MEDZINARoDNY BANKkR,
MORGAN, MA vHSLUCHU

SenAt Spoj. Statov kona w
setrovanie medzinarodneho ban.
koveho domu j. p. Morgan &
Company. Ma vysetrovanf uz
vyslo dost' smradu ma Won. Do
kazalo sa, ze Morgan neplatil
ziadne dane 2 prijmov ' rokoch
1881 d 1882 Spoj. Station, kdez-
to platil take dane Anglii. Ne
platili dan ami jeho dvadsiati
partneri. Tiez vyslo ma javo, se
predaval dcastiny istej spoloc-
nosti "a $40 jednu, ked' ich cena
ma burze bola $35. PredAval ich
yel'm vlivnym mnzom v Spoj.
St&toch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-05-26
HAMILTON DODGERS
poRAZIIL UKRAINOOV

Nicky Hanuscak Dol Y zried-
kayej forme ' nedel'u dovoliac
len jeden dder Ukraincom 2
Youngstown ma Oakland hrisku
pred vel 'kym zastupom l'ndi.
Sk6r bol s. -. Dodgers vyuxii
divokost' Yanka 7 prvych dvoch
iningoch, sk6rujdc 4 obehy. An
drej Garcar, len 16-rocnt mia
DIX, hral vybornd hru ma prvej
bkse, lApajdc lobdu zazracne.
3if6ak : Hetmensky bill lobdu
xnamenite, obaja dostan6c po
ara sf|bity n. Pavalko hral
pajlepSie I porazenej caty. Nick
Hanns6ak vybil 3 hr4cov i hry
i ALL len 4 bGzi na lobdu, kdex-
~ InGak, ktor5 nahradil Yanka
\ drphom iningu, yybil Z.
u N Na nedel h HaSslton Dodgers
eet1i6 do Park Hill hrat !
MI & ahin klphu ~ 4 r. l@
III SsssS
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-05-26
Posviaclza pri sv. omsi
ELovACI ZAHYNUIL
vO vYBUCHU v NEWARKU

Y garbiarni Hess Drucker
Co. V Newark, N. j. udalo sa
vel'ke nest'astie. Styria robotni.
ci sost1pili do jamy, kde boly
odpadky koM a chemikalii, me-
vediac, ze sa tam vyvinul plyn.
Vsetci styria podl 'ahli. Piaty
ich chcel povyt'ahovat', ale i on
odpadol. Mrtvoly vytiahli, hash
cia, ! ktortch viacerf len ze tiez
nezahynuli. Ked 'xe Y garbiar-
bach Newarku pracuj1 vaesi-
non Slovaci, ob&vame sa, ze al
obete s6 Slovaci. Ich mena sd !:
Stefan Remias, 28-rocnt; Jan
Posnik, 33-rocny; Pavel Bos&k,
25-rocny; Stefan Bosak, brat, 81
rocny.
Leonard Nedelak, 28-rocny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-05-26
vYSTAvA v Chicago
0TvoRi sA v soBC'

V sobOtu bude slavnostneS
tvorena v Chicagu svet0v6 \
stava, havana vystavou -
rocia pokroku''. Vystavn n 4
st1peni prezidenta Roosevelts
tvorf generalny postmajster Z
mes A. Farley. Pred otvoreI
bude slavnostny pochod
mirovy, ma cele ktor6ho bi
Farley. Sriadenie vystavy IN
$25, ,OOO, 900 a zastdpen6 bud \
nej temer vsetky krajiny sy|
Zaujima vyse 400 akrov ~
pozdk Michigan jazera. 2 c.
Slovenska pride zvlastna WI
va sokolska ma vystavu, kde ]
de odbyvany slet. q
Slovaci ma yystave neby
zastdpenf pod menom SloyxE r
Q to 50 postarali cesi 1 dec
v&ci, ked' nedovolili pcz
vat vystavny vybor teslr
venskt tm, ale len 0eskosls
'skym. Preto chicaeski Sl6
ztratii vaetku chut' < pr<
tzdar vystavky Sloyakov
chow. i5
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-05-26
PRv1 INFLAtSf
KROK PoDUJATf

Federalny Rezervny System
podaial prv6 kroky ku inflAcii
kreditu. Dal zak6pit' ma verej-
nych trhoch vladnych bondov
= $25, COZ, 900. Tymto spasobom
alyolnene bude pre- obchod Is
milionov dolarov penazi. Fede-
iralna rezerva ma pravo nak6-
pit vladnych bondov "a tri bill
ony.
Podobn1 kreditovd inflAciu
zavadzala Hooverova admin
strAcia, ale vtedy obchod ne
potreboval kredit, lebo stale u
padal : kaxdt 50 bA sadlxo-
vat AK tAto kreditoy4 inf l6cia
mi tsras nepomt x. president
|mk r<vos = yiel r. Entl inr
}x M "a :sss
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-05-26
William Reese
pred sddon1
Sldne pojednavanie 50 skoncilo,
caka So vyrok poroty.

V pondelok zacalo sa ma okr.
slde pojednavanie proti byva-
lemu mayorovi nasho mesta,
Williamovi Reese-ovi, ktory je
obvineny, ze chcel pani Annu
Wasokov1, 71-rocn1 starenku, z
c. 26 Mckinley Ave., zabit' dna
IS. septembra 1882, v jej dome.
Pani Wasokova je vdovou po ne
bohom Jozefovi Wasokovi, dl.
horoenom predsedovi 8. odboru
N. S. s., ktory zomrel pred g.
smimi rokmi. Sudne pojednava-
ME sa kona pred sudcom j. III.
c. Lyonom. V porote je devat'
zien traja muzskf. Medzi ZEN
|sk kymi clenkami poroty sje pa
nj Alzbeta Vano, z "a Palmer
Ave, Campbell.
Podavanie svedectvi sa skon.
clio a teraz sa caka ma vyrok
poroty. Ma pojednavani sa opa-
kovaly vypovede, ktore boly
vypovedane ma predbeznom W.
sluchu lanskeho roku. Reese
tvrdil, ze on prisiel do domu
PAM Wasokovej, ked' ju pocul
stonat' a aby sa k nej dostal,
vybil tablu na prednych dve-
rach. Pani Wasokova svedcila,
ze ked' sa vratila mesta v ten
den, Reese Dol uz v jej dome,
lebo mu dala kl'nc. Pohn1tku k
ntoku pani Wasokova vysvet-
| l'uje tym, ze chcela svoje MAZE.
tky popredat' a odist' lit do
Budapest, kde ma pribuznych,
kdezto predtym bola porucila
Reese-oyi dom, v ktorom sa u.
dajny napad udal. Reese tvrdi,
ze pani Wasokova akiste spadla
so schodov, ked' robila daco SO
zaclonami.
Reese Dol priatel 'stve s Wa
sokovcami dlhe roxy. Ked' man
Eel pani Wasokovejl zomrel,
Reese jej vykonaval rozlicn6
sluzby majetkovych veciach.
Ma sdde podan6 boly dive sve-
dectva, ktore maid vahu. De
tektivi svedcili, ze pivnicny OBJ
lok nebol rusany, ami uhlie v piv
nici, kdezto Reese udal, ze pro-
boval cez pivnicnt oblok dostat'
sa do domu. A najblizsia suseda
pani Wasokovej svedcila, ze vi
della pani Wasokovl ma scho-
dach Y case, ked' pani Wasoko-
v& b0l6 zranen& m hlave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-05-26
Javorskych syn do
namornickej skoly
Kongresman Cooper no odpord-
cal. Zkusky presiel vyborne. Je
to vel'ka Gest'.

Jozef Yavorsky, syn dobre
znameho Jozefa Javorskeho, ro-
daka 20 Stiavnika, Spisa, a jeho
manzelky, byvajdcich v {. 1928
South Ave-, dostal rozkaz dosta-
Wit sa ma bud1ci mesiac do U. s.
Naval Academy v Annapolis ku
telesnej zknske, PRIV nez nast1-
pi stndie tejto valecnej manor
nej akademii. Ak prejde telesnd
zkdsku, hned' bude prideleny
ku "midshipmenom."
Kongresman John G.. Cooper,
ktory no vymenoval, Dol upo-
vedomeny departmentom ma
mornfctva, ze Yavorsky, jeho
hlavny menovanec do akademie,
presiel dusevnd zkdsku, ktora
bola mimoriadne prfsna tohto
roku.
Vsetci traja n4hradnfci va
vonsk6ho boil medzi obrovskou
vacsinou t5ch, ktori prepadli '
zk1ske.
~
Toto vymenovanie je vel'kou
cest'ou pre- Yavorskych, ba j pre-
mas Slov&kov. Do n&mornickej
q vojenskej academic prijfmani
81 obycajne len synovia najpred.
nejsich q najlepSich rodfn ' A
merike. Mlad4mu Yavorsk2mu
prajeme, aby telesnd zk6sku
presiel tax, ako preziel dnSevnd
q jeho rodicom blahoxelAme, xe
81 vychovali tak6ho nadaneho 4
zdarn6ho syna.
Kongresmanovi Cooperovi ale
vd aka "a TO, % pre- Slov&kov
'vykonal.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-05-26
ktora slovenska deva bude
korunoNana "a kr6l own
LEN >2o2, ,2o6 NAsBIERANf
MA COMMUNITY. CHEST

v pondelok sa skoacila w
rocna sbierka ma Community
Chest Youngstown. Vysledok
sbierky Dol slaby, lebo nasbie-
ralo sa len $202 ,2O6, vzdor tomu,
ze pracovnici usilovne pracoya-
Ii. Kvota urcena bola ma $780,
600, tedy nasbierane bolo o
$48, 900 menej. Predseda sbierky
Ben Agler pochvalil sbieratel 'ov
ze nasbierali i tol'ko. Ku sbierke
prispel Okr. Sb. Slov. Ligy $25.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-05-26
korunovanie sochy P. M.
v Haseltone v nedel'u
NEW YORK oDH.AsovAL
ZRUSENE PRoHIBfCIE

v State New Yorku hlasovali
v utorok 0 zruseni prohibicneho
dodatku. Vysledok f1asovania
bol pre- prohibiciakov ohromu-
jdci. V meste New Yorku bolo
"a zrusenie Loaf, ,068 hlasov,
"a prohibiciu len 25,5O6, tedy
pomer Al ku l.
v celom State vysledok hlaso-
vania boil: "a zrusenie 1,478,607,
proti zruseniu 12O,142, tedy po-
mer IL ku l.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-05-26
sdt'aE . Mfl'oynn slovl
Dha = sI6ne n Z. j6na :
q N 20. jtla. Kapit61i b
vymsnovani. Ka3d6 sloy
dievca - mo5e priillf

v stredu vecer o 8. hodinS q
pozvanie spravcu Sloven
Dna a predsedu SLOW. Ldgy
Mahoning doline' Martina
Lesnaka, sisli sa Y jeho IN
nosti kapitani, ktorf budt
cele kontestu dieveat . kr3
nu Slovenskeho Dna. Kax
pitan ma svoju okolicu ~
rosti. Oni SO budd starat
dievca z ich okolice dostal0
Wac hlasov. Kapitani 81 r.
down.: asz
Ma Lansingville: Jan W
261O Taft Ave. sS
V Youngstown: Jozaf We
shall, $50 w. FederaE st. l
chode MdCan). " w NJ
V Haselton: Jozef HamrG
.S3 Woodland Ave-, Camphe
V Campbell: Jan Kadil&k
Regent st.
Ma Steelton: Andrej DoR
Maryland Ave.
Ma Struthers Teodor NJ
ko, 176 Park Ave. q
Ma Mahoning: Jan Antal,
rs, W.. Side Sta. cabot ST. u
Tedy dievcata, dajte ga n11
sat u kapitana vaSej okoliee
ttohto kentestu. Zaumie1to U
dostat' najvfac hIasov. DATE
do prace. ziadna to neoban1
Kontest je pristupny vsetl
deviation cd Is rokov, ale I
dievcatom. Kral'ovnou bude 4
ktora 81 zadovazi najviac Il
SOW. Kontest sa zacne ma Z. j6I
a skonci sa 20. julia.
Slovenske matky a otcoyll
viem, ze mate krasne a sv&sl
dievcata, cervene ako ruze, a
covite a usilovne. Povedzte IN
tomto konteste, ppsmel tie n
aby sa donho prihlasily elm g.
rel u patricn6ho kapitana.
S laskou a s pozdravom,
Andrej J. Hamr&k,
tajomnik Okr. Sboru Slov. II