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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-09-22
CLAIM UPRISINGS
SMASHED in CUBA

HAVANA. Sept. 22.-(UP).-
The provisional government yes
terdav claimed to have smashed
recurrent uprisings of rebel guerI;
lila bands which have menace9
American lives in the interior ana
threatened the overthrow OF the
present regime.
Loyal army forces unner Cor
moral Perez Ruiz were reported t"
have captured a band of rebel:
at Siirra Banao, in the Sanctl
Spiritus section, led by Estaoan
Ferrer. :.
The rebellion in the Moron dis
trict, $50 miles east of Havana,
was declared to have been broken
up.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-09-22
Argentine Republic

The Argentine republic is chiefly
inhabited by descendants Of the
Spanish settlers. Some of them have
Inter-married with the native 1ndi-
ans. but the Argentines have less
Indian blood than most other South
American peoples. The other Euro
pean nations whose blood is most
representative in Argentina Is the
Italian. Spanish is the official IAN
guage Of the Argentine republic.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-09-22
ANOTHER LINDBERGH
"CLUE" SAID FALSE

PARIS. Sept. %. (UP)-An-
other false clue" to the Lind
hcrgh kidnapping was blasted to-
day after the arrest of three
men in Antwerp in whose pos
session bank of England note
for one thousand pounds was
found.
Police here were asked to in
vesticate on the theory that it
was connected with. the kidnap-
w.. Police found the bill had
been stolen from a CONSIGNMENT
of = 100000 pounds sterling on
a train cnroute from Monaco to
Paris.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-09-22
BY SISTER MARY
NEA Service Writer

THE ability to finish meal with
i a plate of ice cream and cake
with icing may seem small thing
of little Importance. So may a
box Of candy brought home at the
end of the week. So may the
stick of candy purchased by the
child with the penny clutched in
his small fist. But when we real
ly stop to think what they mean
to us, we realize how much they
and kindred little luxuries con-
tribute to our morale.
All through our country en-
couraged housewives are begin
ming to think not how to provide
enough food to satisfy hunger,
but what special dessert or deli
cacies shall add zest to the meal.
Aside from the pleasure and
sense of well-being derived from
desserts they contribute quick
energy by their sugar.
The following recipes are deli
cious and easily prepared.
Orange Mousse
One cup sugar, grated rind l
orange, IA cup water, l teaspoon
granulated gelatine, 2 tablespoons
cold water. ga cup orange juice,
tablespoons lemon juice, 2 cups
heavy cream. IA cup candied cher
ries.
Put sugar, orange rind and wa
:er into sauce pan and bring to
he boiling point Boil l minute.
Add gelatine soaked in cold water;
Then dissolved add orange juice
md lemon juice. Place on ice;
when it begins to thicken fold in
heavy cream beaten until stiff,
md candied cherries cut in pieces.
Turn into a mold, cover, pack IL
&c and salt and leave three hours.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-09-22
Magnet Handles Tacks

In the tack factory, the operation
Of transferring tacks from one re-
ceptacle to another is not exactly
easily dons because of the sharp
points, which make the pieces diff
ticult to handle. The up-to-date
method is to do this by means of an
electric magnet. When this is thrust
into big boz Of tacks, the magnet
grabs" a bunch which may be
transferred to another box. The
tacks are freed from the magnet by
touching a button which cuts OFF
the current.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-09-22
WILKINS WILL GO TO
INSURANCE MEET

Jno. T. wilkins will leave Sat
urday for Chicago to attend the
national convention of agents of
the jefferson Standard Life Insur-
ance Co., and the worlds far,
with all expenses paid by the COM
pany. Mrs. wilkins will accom-
pany him as far as Pennsylvania
for visit while he is in Chicago.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-09-22
First Balloon A.eensions

On October 10, 1888, Jean Fran
co.'s Pilatre de Rozier made the first
ascension in tied balloon. On No
yember 81, 1888, De ROzier and the
Marquis dArlandes first trusted
themselves to a free balloon. Or
December l, 1TS3, ]. A. Charles
assembled in a balloon filled with
hydrogen gas. The previous ones
were filled with heated air. Within
the next ten years several ascents
were made in France and England
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-09-22
Nv Mrs. c. r. McManaway
Society Editor
Phone 9S Before II Noon
PARTY GIVEN

Miss Cora SpangIer was al
home to a few of her st. Peters
burg, Fla. and Mountain Home
friends. Fall flowers in bright
shades were arranged in the home
and lovely gladioli were effective
" used on the tables when the
salad and iced courses were
served.
Enjoying this delightful hospi"
tally of Miss Spangler's were:
Mrs. Albert Miller and daughter,
Mrs. Sam Brubaker. Mesdames
Otto Bocher. Vreeland, Workman,
Mont Schiling, Kolb, II. NJ. Hicks
and Miss Sue Hicks.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-09-22
P[RUaL
PARAGRAPH

Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Penny
and little daughter, Marion Jean,
left this morning for their home
in Jacksonville, Ala, after a de-
lightful visit 20 the formers
mother. Mrs. W. F. Penny, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Penny.
Mr.. G.. William Collyer and
daughters, Miss Marian Collyer
and Mrs. Bernard Cline, left this
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-09-22
NEW ARRIVALS AT
CAROLINA HOME

Among the recent arrivals ar
the Carolina Home are Mrs. Maj
garet Smith of st. Petersburg.
Fla, who arrived yesterday to
spsn6 awhile; Mr.. and Mrs. F. o:
Vsnperen of Miami, Beach. and
Mrs. George LuSk of Kentucky,
who is visiting Mrs. E. P. Brown
there.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-09-22
BRIDGE CLUB HAS
DELIGHTFUL MEETING

A charming afternoon was
spent at the home of Miss Elsie
Flicker yesterday afternoon by
members of her bridge club, the
home being artistically arranged
with zinnias and ageratum. Mrs.
H. V. Station was awarded the
prize for high score. after which
a salad course was served.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-09-22
DiJ-ounting Notes

Bank discount is the deduction
q bank makes from the face value
Of note for caShing it before It
Is due. 1t is computed in the same
way as simple interest. except that
it is taken in advance, interest be-
Ing charged from date OF discount
ing to date note Is due. If the
bank or other organization that has
discounted the note should again
dispose of II in a similar manner
to another organization before it
Is due, it is said to he redlscounted
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-09-22
SIX BANDITS GET RIr
HAUL IN CHIcyI'SS,

Continued from rago
yesterdays hearing ,bc9 s oNel
how they pieccd cIYoS <Iofy y
from Minneapolis. Dcrro.9 gste
land and ELSEWHERE, 10 <, 81 Cen
mons farm at paradise 19e St:,
Seven defendants from IA !, !;
and Minneapolis sa. IN u" u ~ p;
hind the attorney ,abro q row l.
mention made Of them r. With L
indicted in CONNECTION wiz. @sy 10.
to dispose Of slG0oG, "a Elm
marked ransom bills ' o. I.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-09-22
RAIL, PHONE VALUES
REDUCED MILLIONS

CONTINUED from page Onc)
to $3,39O,O0O for 1888, and the
Southern Bell Telephone and
Telegraph company, whose valua-
ton was increased from $685.
800 last year to $1l,25O,OOO
this wear.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-09-22
OLD RESIDENTS HERE
SHORT TIME

Mrs. NJ. A. Russ has returned
to Wilmington after a short stay
in the city with Mrs. NJ. R. Allen
and other friends. She was accom-.
panied here by two daughters,
Mrs. Merle Johnson of Washing
ton. Pa. and Mrs. r. D. White
and sons, R. D., Jr.. aud Jack, the
former of whom came here to at
tend Blue Ridge School this year.
Mrs White will be remembered as
Miss Minnie Russ, the family hav.
ing spent many years here.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-09-22
? "a SISTER MARY'S
ISM KITCHEN
Tomorrow's Menu

BREAKFAST: Diced mixed
fruits. cereal. cream, creamed
Goldfish with egg, cornmeal
mullins, milk, coffee.
LUNCHEON: Stuffed egg
plant. raisin bread, celery sal
ad, French pancakes, milk,
tea.
DINNER: Pork pineapple
and rice plate, tomato and cab
bage salad. marble CAKE
orange mousse, milk, coffee.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-09-22
ack-Draught Ct,
Refreshing RsII

II have suffered a grsa, =
from biliousncsS and constinnrs,
writes Mrs. D. c. Jones. Of w..
loo, Ala. when I &c. biyir ling !,
have a bad taste in nv NJ.
have sour stomach. nv col,-Ss
I get dizzy and have the bs,t,s'
When ! take -Drau,Et . :
lieves me and ! feel like a r.,n =
son. I don't think there t.! =
ter medicine than BIack-Ds,,s,.,
- Children Ike the new 6,,.
tasting SYRUP o! Black.n-SS
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-09-22
Cairo's MOSQUES

Cairo, Egypt, city OF thousand
mosques and minarets and colorful
bazarS, is two and half hours by
rail- from the port of Alexandria.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-09-22
LEAVE BY MOTOR

Edward Bremen. who has an
assistant professorShip at the Uni
versity of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill while taking a post
graduate course to get his Master
OF Arts degree. motOred as far as
High" Point with Mrs. Edward Pat
terson and little daughter, Betty
Anne. who were to visit the for
mer's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ris. They were also accompanied
by Jim Morris, who was returning
to Chapel Hill to resume his
studies.
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph r. Sewer
will leave today for Augusta, Ga,
where DR.. Sewer will assist in the
installation of DR.. R. y. L. Fry as
new pastor of the First Presby-
terrain church on Sunday after
noon. DR.. Sewer is a former pas
tor of the church.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-09-22
OVER 9 MILLIONS IS
ALLOTTED FOR LABOR

WASHINGTON. Sept. % CUP
Public Works Administrator lckcs
announced today that S9,739,0OO
had been allocated to 16 non-fed-
eral districts in seven states. II
was estimated that 51,O26 man
months of employment will be
furnished by the list of allot-
ments. The only southern grant
made was to Louisville, KY, and
was $290,000 for sewage.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-09-22

This recipe will serve eight per
sons.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-16

SIG ALOTcuO pOZu6 muOuO DO
vakov ma youngstownskej oko-
ici 2 casov, ked' tn priSiel q ked'
tn pracoval. Restaurant p&na
Rozuma je pod (. 49 e. Long
Ave-, pri namesti Y Columbus.
Jeho kostymeri sd popredni OBJ
chodnfci q 1radnfci.
Ned6vno NAL kr&sny SlAnok j
8 obrazmi columbussky druh5
velky dennik, 1.-THE Ohio
State Journal. Tiez 0 rodinke
p. Rozuma. Tento casops 90 viae
zaoberal pani Rozumoyou q je.
krasnou rucnou pr&cou: sloven.
|skymi vySivkami. ZprAvodaj to.
no dennfka na1iel ia raz ' par
ku vySfvat' utesen6 nixno-tejke5
|ske motfvy. Pri nej sedely je,
dve male dcerky, AROMA Fran
tiSka Anna ! 2-rocn& Betka Jan
ka, oble6ene, ako matka, Y slo
|yenskom kroji. Zpr6vodaj vel'm
obdivoval pr6cu pani Rozumo
wei, ktor6 vyIfvala bex aksho
hol'vek nlkresu, bes worn ,
|vylfvala ME jednou, ale viacerf
nj barvami Ksd @ jej sprkvo
ldaj spttal, ako 70 tax m65e. ID
poyedala mn, y y Nitnom Tel
ikei n Istk xeny ! dieySstl -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-16
Prikladna slovensk6 rcdina

u Rodina je jednotkou n6roda.
Cfm Wac xdarnych redin ma
ktory narod, t5m je on mocnej-
81, mddrejsf, zdarnejsi.
Ny Slovaci name mnoho zdar-
nych rodin a preto SINE 50, ako
narod zachovali Cd nepamati
sveta. Mnohe narody "a tt do
bu yyhynuly - my zijeme. Bo-
Ii SINE kedysi i vel'kym, mocnym
narodom -- nasa drzava jedne-
ho casu tiahla sa Cd Baltickeho
mora az po Adriaticke. A DO
bolo, to este m6ze byt', len by
SINE mali Gin Wac takych zdar-
nych rodin, ako je rodina, Q
ktorej ME my, ale vel'ky denny
casopis columbus Citizen"
vel mi pochvalne pise.
Tou rodinou je rodina p. An.
dreja Rozuma. Mr.. John Jay v
tom casopise nedavno takto pf-
sal:
Teraz, ked' tol'kf z mas obvi-
nujeme kazdeho, len seba ME
pre- nase financne t'azkosti, bu-
de hadam hodno uvazit' pripad
m0jho priatel'a, Andreja, v Gu
dzine narodeneho obcana, kto.
ry prisiel do tejto krajiny len
pred II rokmi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-16
DUERA 'WALKoVU
6EsINoU SrUDENTKoU

E ~ l--f g Al y y 4
81. Margita Walko, 15-roGn&
dc3ra dobre xn6meho slovsnsk6-
no pracovnika, jana Walku q
jeho manxelky, ktor& je Stu-
dentkou Woodrow Wilson Juni-
or High 1koly, bola vymenovan&
a cestnd 5tudentku svojej trie.
|dH lebo skoncila 1kolslt rok
|vtborne. Mala ySetky "A" g.
krem jedneho 'sB'' vzdor tomu,
ze 1tudovala . jeden predmet
yiac, ako inf Gaci.
Walkovie dietky 81 vSetky na.
dan6. Stardia dc6ra, ktork skon-
|cila 3. triedu South High 5koly,
|mala tiex v5born6 znlmky ! j..
Idna, % je Y s. triede Junior
High, podobne mala vfbornl
l1n4mky. Walkovci maid e5te s.
ro6n6ho synka ! 3-roSnS diey.
l6atko. B
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-16

<lfnok ! MN knpssl
~. nap1ala stsfina SarnuiEo-
vk, Ha6ka SlovsnShej Nj. AaSii
akademie \ Bellevue, Pa. {priI
Pittsburghu) Slovensk6 vyS6is'
xkoly \ Danvills, Bellevue ! Y.
Clevelande vychov6vajd vsdela-
|ntch, svoj rod milujdcich Slo.
vAkov q Slovenky. Ked' bude-
te hradat 1kolu pre- svoje deery
q synov, nezabudnite ma tieto.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-16

yyIfvajd, y = mo ) rodn n
rod, ' snahe sachovat' nkrodne
Svyky ! oby6aje css tis atoro-
cia, ' ktorych Slovensko. bolo
pod Mad 'arskom.
NuE takto n4Smu n6rodu robi
cest' tato slovensk6 rodinka y
hlavnom meste St&tn Ohio. MA-
me takychto slovenskych rodfn
Y eAmerike chvala Bohu -
hodne q tieto nam robia to do
bre memo, ktore zacfna sa po
celej Amerike sfrit'.
Rozumovcom prajeme d'alsie-
ho zdaru d dspechu v zivote.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-16

Andrej narodil 81 y tt,ni Kar-
pat, zanechal skoia 12-rocnt,
siel pomahat' otcovi obrabat'
malicke hospodars two. sidzil v
ak1sko-uhorskej arrnade styri i
pol roka pocas ostatnej sveto-
vej vojny a vyst'ahoval sa do
Spojenych Statov roku 1921 70
veku 26 rokov. Nevedel ami slo-
va anglickeho a nebol vyucen1
ziadnemu remeslu.
Jeho svagor v Youngstown
pracoval ako nadennfk v oce.
liarni tax Andrej siel tiez do
tohto mesta, ddfajdc, ze on sa
mono bude moct' stat oceliar-
skym robotnfkom. Ale prisla
depresia a oceliaren bola zatvo-
rena. Jeho prve styri mesiace v
Amerike vyniesly mu sest' til
dhov prace jake obycajneho ma
dennfka. Kazdeho tyzdna ME
kol'ko vecerov chodil do vecer.
nej skoly ucit' sa anglicky a
ked' nerobil, kazdeho rama siel
do bezplatnej pracu obstarava-
j1cej kancelarie.
Jedneho dna dradoven mala
miesto pre- umyvaca riadu v ma
d'arskom restaurante a Andrej
pracu prijal. Tam skoro zbada-
Ii, ze ma cd prirody zvl6stne
Madame ku pripravovaniu jedal
Q niekol'ko tyzdnov uS pripra.
voval salaty 0 tri mesiace stal
sa pomocnym kucharom.
0 rok vedel uz vsetko, Go 81
mohol naueit' Cd prveho kucha-
ra q ked' tento odisiel, Andrei
postdpil ma jeho miesto. Peniaze
81 odkladal q 0 niekol'ko rokoy
uz NAL dost otyorit' 81 vlastn1
restaurant. Pred prichodom te
rajsej depresie k1pil 81 dom, ho
den $4,000. Platil hotovtmi /,
preto dostal no lacno.
! Hoe sd neblahe pomery, jeht
obchod sa udrzal, zakiaI sta
nych v tom istom obore zaniklo
Nedavno som 8 MIN NAL dlh,
rozhovor q dozvedel ga nieco
jeho obchodnfckej filosofii.
ssPrve anglicke slovo. ktor
som sa naucil, bolo mo- 4 eft
vzdy myslfm, ze toto je to mai
cenneisie slovo Y ktorejkol'yel
reci. Ked' panovala IpekulaSn
hordcka = mnohf moi kostt tms
a ma nahovarali, aby som chy
tro zbohatol na hcastinnej bul
re. poyedal som Me. iA Ypevie1
mid . tomto obchode ! nevlozi1
peniaze 40 xiadneho obehod,
ktorkmu nefozarnis1
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-16
'Rev-J. A. Blasko
vysvlteny Detroit
Sltd prvd ". om5u tsrax Y ne
del'u ' chrkme ". Cyrilla . Me-
thOda.

9.
dy sv. Cyrilla a Methoda ma
Centerline pri Kern Ave-, v De-
troit, Dol vysvateny ma knazsky
stav II. jlna v katedrale sv.
Petra a Pavla najdstp. Micha.
Ilom j. Gallagherom, d. D., bis
,kupom detroitskej diocezie q
.bude sl1zit' svoju prvd svat1 O.
Imsu v chrame sv. Cyrilla a Me-
.thoda v nedel'u, 18. jdna o 8 40
rano, kde je Rev. Jozef Zalibe.
.ra duchovnym spravcom.
Pri prvotin&ch asistovat' bu-
d1 Rev. Blaskovi: arcipastier,
Rev. Jozef Zalibera; jahen, Rev.
John N. Beckman, Lowell, Ind. !;
podjahen, Rev. Mr.. Francis p.
Kolb, Chelsea, Mich; ceremo-
mar, Rev. Mr.. George Elko, /.
ronwood, Mich; turifer, Mr..
Benjamin Katroscik, Detroit;
akoliti, Mr.. John Kausek, Eve.
leth, Mimi. a Mr.. William Lar
kin, Brainard, MINI. Slovenskd
kazen povie Rev. Juraj Luba,
OSB., rektor Benediktinskej
vyssej Skoly v Clevelande a
anglickd Rev. George L. Reno,
S. j., podrektor University of
Detroit. Ch6r bude pozostavat ;
20 seminaristov, pod vedenfm
Mr.. Herringhaus-a, organism.
O /. hodine popoludni bude
banket v auditoriume sv. Cyril.
ia a Methoda, ktor6ho Ga zdca.
stnia pribuzni a priatelia k jeho
pocte, a tiez mnohi dradnf ho-
stia.
Ma rs. j1na, Rev. Blasko bu-
de sl1zit' svoju druh1 sv. omsu
Y Ironwood, Mich, kde str&vil
svoje chlapecke roxy. Tam mu
chystajd vel'ke uvitanie a po-
tom zaujme svoje miesto kapla-
ma pri Rev. Jozefovi Zalibero-
vi, v osade sv.-Cyrilla a Metho-
da Y. Detroit.
Rev. Blasko narodil sa vo
VePkom Hnilci, pri Novel vs.
| ma Spisi 10. februara 1907. Cels
jeho rodina prisla do Ameriky
ked' mn boly 4 roxy a usadil,
sa Y Ironwood. Tu chodil do pu
blicnej skoly a neskorsie d.
skoly sv. Ambroza v Detroit. Y
jaseni 1922 sa zapisal do kole
gia sv. Prokopa v Lisle, ILL.,, KID,
skoncil vyssiu skolu j diva rok,
kolegia. Roku 1924 sa jeho 70
dicia, Jan a Julia Blasko pre-
st'ahovai do -Detroitu, kde OF
toho casu zijd.
Rev. Blasko studoval filozofi1
ma Sacret Heart Seminary, De
troit. Pc skoncenf dvoch rocni
kov, poslany Dol do Mt. st. Ma
ry's Of the West, Norwood, Obi
ma 5tyri-rocny kurz v teologii
Rev. Blasko je prvy Glen oss
dy sv. Cyrilla a Methoda, ktor
Dol vysvatent ma knazsky sta
q tiex prvt, ktory NAL prvotin
Il n = (
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-16

oSTIEPKY q BRYNDzA
I kusy oStisply vsl'k6 -. 80 dsll.
8 funtov m&jovky 4a....... 8 doll.
0bchodnlkom 70 vxS10m 81 perc.
srxxka. Pr1jmems jednatel'a pro oko-
lie YoungueoWnu.
0TURMAN OHHESE CO.. mo-,
Platsa, Pa. (KEis County,.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-16

Aeu ma ] VOl9 u&0OvSI3llD
aby som pok6pil vEslico ~ splf-
tky, povedal som Me, odloifm
81 peniase, xakial' budem m6ct'
zaplatit' hotovtmi q VII tovar
a potom budem vediet', ii ten
predmet potrebnjem tax vel mi,
jako potrebujem peniaxe." "
"Ked' ma autotmobilovf agen-
ii obrabali, aby som 81 kdpil au-
tomobil, povedal som: Me, mo-
hol by som ho pouxivat' len Y
nedel'u q padne mi ovel'a lac
nejsie najat' 81 taxi, keby som
potreboval auto Ale snie' mu.
sci som hovorit' castejsie sebs
sam6mu, nez komukol'vek in&
mu. Je vel'mi pah1cko strovit'
Wac, ako Glovek mole zarobit'.
V Europe SINE vzdy poculi Q
Amerike jako 0 zemi slobody,
ale jednou prvych vecf, ktore
som tu spozoroval, bolo, 1e vic.
sina Amerikanov usilovala sa
zapredat' So do otroctva. Ny
slim tym, ze boil ochotnf ist' do
dlhov takmer "a vsetko, Go KID
pill a boil ochotni zaviazat' ca
platit' ovel'a Wac, nez veci boly
hodny, len aby ich mohli uzf-
vat, kym "a ne nezaplatili.
"Keby 81 najprv odlozili pc.
maze a potion k1pili, mohli by
k1pit' o vel'a lacnejsie q tax
mohli by 81 k1pit' Wac vecf. To
by znacilo Wac prace pre- vyra-
batel'ov menej recf 0 nadvy.
robe. ia mann takd bazeh pred
dlhami som taky predpojaty
proti plateniu interesu, ze som
nikdy nevedel pochopit' ochotu
Amerikanov zadlzit' seba, svoje
vlastnictvo a svoju bud1cnost'
"Ja neviem, Go zapricinilo de-
presiu, ami co ju vylieci. ia
viem Len tol'ko, 5e muslin tai
ko pracovat', ale ME tax t'azko,
jake som musel ma otcovskych
roliach. Naucil som sa t'azko
pracovat', ked' som Dol maly
chlapec a myslfm, ze to bolo to
najlepsie vzdelanie, jakeho sa
mi mohlo dostat'.
"Pripravilo ma v&zit' 81 od-
menu "a t'azk1 pracu Y Ameri.
ke. Vzbudilo vo mne t1hu vlast-
nit obchod, v ktorom by som
pracoval q dom, Y ktorom by
som byval. A preto5e mann Via
stny dom, k1pim omnoho Wac
do neho, nez keby som dom len
najimal a musel uvazovat', 20
budem robit' mojim zariade-
MIN, keby som sa chcel st 'aho-
vat. Mono, keby sa l'udia ne.
boil uvrhli tax hlboko do dlhov
a zabranili svojim politikarom
uvrhn1t' ich vladu tax hlboko
do dlhov, nebolo by byvalo ziad.
nej depresie."
Andrej mono nem& vsetkycf
tych pravovernych vedomosti
ktore nasi vzdelavatelia pova'
zuj1 "a ziadhcne pre- iber&ln,
vzdelanie, ale jeho rozunna sue
most a aplikovanie zakladnycl
pravidiel ekonomie zahanbujt
vacsinu nasich tu rodenych gra
duantov vyssich sk6l kol6gii
Me mnohi mas mozeme uka
zat' tol'ko "a minulych IL roko'
nasej prace, jako mole ukazat
Andrej, ackol'vek je mas LEI
malo takych, ktorf by SINE ne
boil mali vacsie prilezitosti, ia
ko NAL on.
Takto pisal Mr.. John Jay
Columbus Citizen" o Slovako
vi Andrejovi Rozumovi, roda
kovi z Nizn6ho Tejkesu cd Ko
, Sic, ktoreho pozn& mnoho Slo
vakov na youngstownskej oke
lici 2 casov, ked' tn priSiel q ked
tn pracoval. Restaurant pan
Rozuma je pod Z. 49 e. Lon
Ave-, pri namesti Y Columbus
, Jeho kostymeri sd poprednf OF
! chodnfci q 1radnici.
Ned6vno NAL kr&sny clAnok
: s obrazmi colnmbusskt druh