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The Chapel Hill weekly., 1933-08-11
NOTICE OF SALE

Under and by virtue of the power
conferred upon me in a certain deed
Of trust executed to me by the Chapel
Hill Insurance and Realty Company,
dated April %, 1926, and recorded in
the Office of the Register Of Deeds of
Orange County in Book sc, at Page
155, to secure certain Indebtedness
therein described and default having
been made in the payment Of the said
indebtedness and having been request
ed to do so by the holder Of the note
evidencing the said Indebtedness, l
will offer for sale at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash, at the
Post Office Door in Chapel Hill, N. c.,
at twelve o'clock NJ, ON
MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 1888,
the following described tracts Of land,
to-wit:
Tracts Nos. II, 18 and 19 as shown
on Section Of the map of the Strowd
Farm as surveyed by ]. T. Poe, Reg
istered Engineer, in May, 1928, con-
tanning 114.2S acres.
The sale will remain open fer ten
days to receive increased bids.
This the 21st day Of July, 1888.
M. e. HOGAN,
Trustee
L. ]. Phipps,
Attorney.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1933-08-11
New Bulletins for Farmers

Two new bulletins, "A Study
of North Carolina Diaries" and
Sanitation as a Method of Con-
trolling Stomach Worms in
Lambs" are ready for distribu-
ton by the Agricultural Expert
ment Station of the State Col
lege in Raleigh.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1933-08-11
Sale of Real Estate for Taxes.
Assessments. and Sewer Rentals

Pursuant 10 the laws Of North Caro-
lima, will at 1000 O'Clock
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER i, 1888
a. the Town Hall, at Columbia and
Rosemary Streets, in the Town Of
Chapel Hill, sell at public outcry, 10
the highest bidder, for cash, all the
Real Estate in Chapel Hill upon
which the taxes have not been paid
A list Of the persons from whom
taxes are due, with the amount due
from each perzon-to which there Is
10 be added the cost Of advertising, as
required by Section 1858, Rev:sal Of
1905. and local Govt. act.
NOTICE IN REGARD TO STREET
ASSESSMENT
When the annual instalment and IN
terest on the deferred balance are not
paid when due, the entire assessment
then becomes due.
JOHN L. CALDWELL,
Tax Collector
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1933-08-11

JOHN l.. CALDN ILL,
Tax Collector.
TAXES-WHITE PEOPLE
Aipha Chi Sigma Frat, Cam
eron Ave. s 55.95
Atwater g. Malone, Weaver &
Craig 35.s6
Eugene Andrews, Franklin
{. etc. 28s47
Gales Andrews, Rosemary St. 26o4
r. {. Andrews, Cameron Ave.
and Pritchard 1888
Sam Atwater, McAuley s.. 5e.o5
Burlington Hardware Co., Nc
Anlev St. 2495
Mr. Hnda Benson, North 81. 6466
S. Berman Receivership, \. {.
Mortgage Corpn., Hick
ory, \. C., Berman's &
Kenan ST., etc. 2O4l6
e. A Brown, Rosemary d
Graham oo'S4
Cedar Fork improvement 90,
Rosemary st. bA.SS
Central Investment Co., Col
umbia ST. etc 9t.N
Collateral Corporation, Rose
mary e. Franklin 9l'49
Herbert S. Canada, Pritchard
Ave 40.0l
Mrs. Claud Gates & Mrs. Su
sic Crawford, McDade
prons-+v 6e.O5
Mrs: Jessie Gates, Columbia St 45.7o
Howard ". Cheek, Kenan St. 35.4o
Zeb p. Council, Cam. g. Pritch. 1889
WI. Craig, Estate, Rosemary 1912
Mrs. Susie Crawford, Col. St. 40.e3
W r. Cutchins, Est, North St. 25.7l
Delta Psi Bldg. Corp, Frank
lin Ct 1862
Delta Sigma Phi Hse. Co,
Frat Row 347s
n K F. Columbia ST. 1888
Miss Annie Bell Durham, Vance 1873
c. c. Edwards, Mallett St. 6o4s
r. W Foister, North St. "a
Greyling Realty Corp, Nc
Auley ST lol.3z
j. W. Goldston e. J P. Mon
cure, Mallett St. 1927
c. E. Graham, Univ. DR.. 43'79
.. A. Groves, McAuley St. 9O'73
T e Hammond Vance St. 1882
Mrs. Blanche Hancock, Pat. RI. 1924
B. W Harris, Jr., McAuley q
Ransom St Zo0.lo
Mamie Carr Harris, Franklin
and Rosemary 24953
J. o. Harmon, J. f. Hinson, and
G. L. Donnelly, f. Franklin 1887
Mrs. T. II. Harrison, Vance st. 47.47
J. r. Henderson. Heirs, Pat. Pl. 1898
S. L. Herndon, Est, Col. St. l00.72
Troy S. Herndon, N. Col. st. 1887
Mr.. e. Mrs. V. A. Hill, Hend. St. 86.95
Fl. c. Holloway, Kenan ST. 1929
Mrs r. A. Honeycutt, McAuley 1882
]. W. Huskey. McAuley St. 27.22
INN. Mortg. Co. Gimghoul 74.85
M. L. jackson, Short St. 51.45
Jack Jones, Pritchard Ave. 34.02
w. P. Jordan. Henderson ST. S2.42
Kappa Alpha House Co., Cam
eron Ave. 331.1s
f. V. Keyser, Hillsboro St. 1881
w. 0. Lacock, Columbia ST. 37.14
Mrs. J. P. Latta, E. Frank. St. 114.93
J. II. Ledbetter, E. Frank. ST. S0.6e
A. B. Leigh, 20s Columbia St. 1857
o. v. and A. B. Leigh, Col. St. 1851
Mrs. Carrie Lloyd IN. J. Daw-
SOM, 121 Mallett St. ]l.43
Lueco Lloyd, Franklin ST., etc 334.97
Mrs. VIM. S. Long, 2ll Pitts
boro ST. 114.56
J. S. McBane, Hillsboro St. 1883
Cameron McRae Franklin St. 290,36
A. X Moore Realty Co., Short St. 6.04
Mutual B. e. l.. Assn, Franklin
st. and Other 1866
Charlie Mattox 28.06
William Morehead, Cam. Ave. 90.73
Mrs. Myrtle D.. Moulton, Sallie
Davies Lot 1892
Mrs. E. w. Neville, Cam: Ave. 22.6s
Phi Kappa Sigma, Cam. Aye. 26692
Pi Kappa Phi, Columbia St. 1896. 40
w. R. Parkin, Graham st. 1852
J. S. Patterson, Franklin st.
and Other 424.20
J. S. Patterson, Trus., Rose. st. 8l66
G. H. Paulsen, Rosemary st. 104.l2
Romie Pendergraft, Kenan St. 2472
Mrs. e. X. Penney, Rosemary 1851
Mrs. S. n. Pickard, MeAuley
and Franklin 1888
Albert Poe, Kensn st. 1902
w. T. Pollard, E. Frank. St. 1882
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1933-08-11


Ransom House. Rosemary St. 1851
Mrs. E. ]. Robertson. Mil Rd. 1912
| !. A. Ross. Patterson Place 1906
Miss Halle s. Royster, East
Franklin St. 69.I1
Is. P. f. Frat. Cam. Ave. 1914
Mrs. F. c. Smith. Frank. St. 3497
d. J. Sparrow. Rosemary St. 27.19
George Stephens, Gimghoul 1921
IL. Sutton. Frank. & North 491 50
Theta Chi Hse. Co., Col St. 1904
". L. Tankersley, Est, Frank
lin St. 272.21
". L. Tankersley, Est, North
St. s1.24
Mrs. NJ " Tenney, Tenney Circ. 6179
z. II. Warner, McAuley St. 1910
Uzelle, Est (Wachovia Bank
Trust Coz Franklin St. Asa
Uzelle, Est. (Wachovia Bank
Trust Coz, Franklin St. 1866
Wachovia Bank & Trust G.,
East Franklin St. 12249
j. Ralph Weaver, Carr St. 1896
Henry A. Whitfield, Pitts. St 6292
b. S. Williams, Cam. Ave, and
Other 389.87
Williams E. Harvard, Gooch
Property 37.8t
James Williams, Patterson Pl. 30-4l
STREET ASSESSMENTS-WHITE
PEOPLE
Eugene Andrews, Franklin
Street. etc. s728.25
Sam Atwater, McAuley Street 65.77
s. Berman, Receivership \. c.
Mortgage Corp, Berman's &
Kenan ST, etc. 1865
Mrs. Jessie Cates, Col. St. 750.07
Zeb ?. Council, Cam & Pritch. 1915
Mrs. Susie Crawford, Col St. 271.34
Delta Psi Delta Bldg, Corp.
Franklin St. 1851 80
d. K f., Columbia Street 636.60
Miss Annie Bell Durham, Vance
St. 6400
IC C. Edwards Mallett Street 32.83
Greyling Realty Corp, McAuley
St. 1891
J. c. Hammond, Vance Street 31z73
J. O. Harmon, T. E. Hinson
A. G. l. Uonnelly. East
Franklin St. 1882
Mrs. T II. Harrison, Vance St. 42.47
Mr.. l. Mrs. V. A. Hill, Hender-
son St. 1856
Mrs. r. A. Honeycutt, McAuley
St. 1884
w. P. Jordan, Henderson St. 85.04
J. Fl. Ledbetter, E. Franklin. St. 67.86
Mrs. VIM S. Long, 211 Pitts. ST. 56.03
j. S. McBane, Hllsboro St, 1852
Mutual B. 6 Loan Assn, Frank
lin St, e. Other 288.41
Mrs. Myrtle D. Moulton,
Sallie Davies Lot 1866
Phi Kappa Sigma, Cam. Ave. 405.05
Mrs E. r. Penney, Rosemary St. oe.52
Mrs. S. NJ Pickard. McAuley &
Franklin St. 1915
w. Grady Pritchard, Patterson &
Gimghoul 1855
Ransom House, Rosemary St. 1851
S. p +. Frat, Cameron Ave. 223.1s
George Stephens, Gimghoul 13s1s
w. l.. Tankersley, Estate,
Franklin Street 1875
r. H. Warner, McAuley St. 585s
Henry A. Whitfield, Pittsboro St. 28.4t
H. H. Williams, Franklin St. 201 01
SEWER RENTAL-WHITE
PEOPLE
Alpha Chi Sigma, Cam. Ave. 1924
Atwater d Malone, Weaver &
Craig 2484
Eugene Andrews, Frank. St, etc. 86.94
Gales Andrews, Rosemary St. l2.41
R. c. Andrews, Cameron Ave. e.
Pritchard Ave 2A.8@
Sam Atwater, McAuley St. 1874;
Mrs. Hilda Benson, North St. 12.41
S. Berman Receivership, Ber-
mans, Kenan Sts., etc. 12.41
E. A. Brown, Rose. l. Graham 24.84
Cedar Fork Improvement Co.,
Rosemary st. 12.4;
Central Investment Co, Col
mr.
.umbia ST., etc. 1855
Collateral Corporation, Rose
mary and Franklin 24.S-
Herbert S. Canada, Pritch. Ave. 12.41
Mrs Jessie Gates, Columbia St. 12.41
Howard w. Cheek, Kenan St 12.41
Zeb P. Council, Cam. & Pritch. 37.2t
Delta Psi Delta Bldg. Corp,
Franklin St. l2.41
The Nome nugget., 1933-12-23

Next Monday, Dec 25th. will be Christmas day. Practically all
 hose ged in mining will take at least two day holiday begin n ng with Saturday night and mum -erous miners and prospectors have already arrived in town 10 cele- brate the festive day. The public schools will remain closed until Jan. 2nd. All federal and muni- cipal offices and business houses will oberves Christmas as holi- day and the people in general will more sthan likely endulge in the spirit of creating good cheer with one another in goods old fashion, pioneer style. Let the old time spirit, Peace on Ear,h,. Good Will Towards All. prevail. If th's little quo alton is fully carried out by one and all. there will be no cause for any one in and around Nome, to regret that they are here in his frontier camp among FRIENDS.
The Nome nugget., 1933-12-23
TO USHER OUT THE OLD YEAR AND USHER
 IN THE NEW YEAR

The Arctic Brotherhood who have given stheir usual annnal Barn Dance on New Years Eva for several year past. will rene., he affair again this year. After due consideration the date ha, been advanced from the sOtb to the s1st in order that the shirt of watch 'ng the old year out and ushering the New Year in. at midnight can be accomplished
 Owing to the fact that the crowd usually does not arrive at this function until late and also ha. cause it does not interefere win any other function at that time of night, he A. B's. will probably give some form of entertainment proceeding the midnight hour after which the usual custom of greet ing the New Year will be done and the dance continue.
 Committees are all working hard to the end that everybody will he made welcome and given an on- portunity to enjoy the time of their life in true sourdough style.
The Nome nugget., 1933-12-23

The second game was composed of two all native girl teams and created great deal of interest, especially when it is taken into ac- count that the players had very little opportunity to practice, but who nevertheless put up an excell- ent game full of fun and real |sportsmanship. The game ended in victory for the Alaskan Girls by score of 22 to il. It is hoped that these teams will con tinue practice and who. knows they may challenge the men later on. Empires were Chas. Code and Nor win Lewis. Scorekeepers were Polet and Pratt. Following are the names of the girls who play led and their respective teams:
 Neverminds
 Ida Martin, 2nd. b; Alice Martin, rs; Mrs. Henry Bdrgh, P; Ella Snyder. 1st b; Mrs. Joe Durant, ls; Mrs. Jim Brandon, If; Frances Nicolas. c: Mrs. L. D. Bronson, 3rd b; Mrs. Fred Yenney, If; Joseph inc Garnie, If.
 Alaskan Girls
 Lucille Gabriel, c; Matilda O. Connor, p; Mary Kanyak. 1st b; Mary Ann O'Connor, End b; Mrs. Joe Amarok, 3rd b; Beatrice Lee, Is; Genevieye Paul, rs: Lillian Gabriel, If; Helen Paul, If. As a result of the baseball games nearly $100.0O was turned over to the Xmas fund.
The Nome nugget., 1933-12-23

Tonight at the Eagle Hall, com, munity tree -excerc ses will take place. A very interesting and varied program has been arranged sui able to the occasion and which everyone is invited to attend and not only to enjoy but to help lend cheer by their presence As in the past this entertainment has always drawn capacity houses and as it is given as community affair, 1t is especially given for all races. creeds and with the end in vieMS that those who are in this far north srn cline without k.n or friend may be able to enjoy the spirit of Christmas cheer.
The Nome nugget., 1933-12-23

The Eagle Baseball series. which was such a popular sport last winter, VII again be repeated this winter, beginning early in Jan uary, Baseball players are request ed to turn out for regular prac- tice Wednesday, December 27th ut which time all those interested in baseball VIII be present and take part in the forming of the various teams and arranging of schedules. The following teams will meet for practice Dec. 27th at the follow- ing hours:
 Alaskans from six to seven D m,
 Hammon from seven to eight.
 Commerc 'als from eight to nine
 Federals from nine to ten.
 We hope to be able to give the line ups of the different teams for the first series game in our next issue Watch the Nugget for fur ther details and dodgers which will he ssued during the week proceed ing the games.
The Nome nugget., 1933-12-23
 TO THOSE INTERESTED

There are several persons in Nome interested in carrying on with the'r commercial studies but are handicapped by the lack of proper teaching and a chance to practice. If all those interested com mmence the early part of next and tell the editor just what they wish to study. n.ght school class es will try to be arranged, some 4fnre after the New Year.
The Nome nugget., 1933-12-23

District Judge Lester o. Gore of the SecoEd Judicial Division. ts -nedEted to leav, via plane for Fan banks, January 10th where 4e VII act as judge to hear csftau cases coming be pIe the co lrt of the Fourth Judicial Division. up- on completion 0. tffcial business tae"e he expects t. return to Nome
 plane.
The Nome nugget., 1933-12-23

James Cornell, old time sour dough of the Nome section, who made the trip outside last fall for his health is living with Bob Went land at 227 1I2 Westlake Avenue, Seattle In a. letter to the pub fisher of the Nugget, Jim states he is getting along fine and feeling much better having gained con siderable strength and little weight Jim sends his best re- gards to all .hs old friends.
The Nome nugget., 1933-12-23

James Corrigan. the we'll known miner, is recovering from sick spell Jim is confined to his home.
The Nome nugget., 1933-12-23

Ennds. for the first week ot un- employment relief arrived in Nome Friday and add tional funds 1or he second weeks work is expect ed in few days. Many improve ments turnout the city are notice able since the work began and other improvements are planned to give work to the unemployed The following telegram from Dele gate Dimond to Mayor Tarnutzer is self explanatory;
 Washington, D. C.
 Dec 21 Hon. Ed. Tarnutzer Mayor of Nome, Nome, Alaska.
 was today unofflcially advised by the Justice Department that the department VII make no ob- lection to the immediate demolition and abandonment of the old court house building. As it will be sev- eral days before official authoriza- tion s forthcoming. departmental officials stated that you may pro ceed at once with the work in view of the fact that tearing down the building will provide labor for men now unemployed.
 Signed:
 Delegate Dimond.
 Since the arrival of the above telegram, Judge Gore has taken the matter under consideration and has wired to Governor Troy for approval of hiring unemployed for the above. purpose. It is believed that favorable action will be taken. would drop in at the Nugget office week in wreck ng this old land. mark, which has been source of trouble and inconvenience for many years.
The Nome nugget., 1933-12-23
COMMUNITY XMAS
 BASEBALL GAMES SUCCESS

Last Wednesday evening the Eagle hall was we'll filled with baseball fans to witness two games of indoor baseball played in the
 interest of swelling the Xmas Com munity Tree funds. The first game was played between the Alaskans and the All Star teams and tho the players had little practice a good game resulted, much to the satisfaction of the audience. The first game resulted in victory for the All Star team by score of 15 to 10. Score keepers were AL win Polet and Wilfred Boucher. Empires, Lewis and Code. Follow ing were the players who volun- teered their services on their res. pee i've teams:
 Alaskans Sam Moggs Is: Martin Willoya. ITS: Paul Amarok, 1st. b; James Gabriel, c; Fred Tatuk, 3rd b; Alex Mogg, 2nd. b; Arthur Cabin hoy. D; Pete Larson, If; John Kawasuk, If.
 ALI Stars Fred Larson, 3rd b; Harold Dill, ip Chuck O'Leary, rs: Kenneth
 Rude. -2nd b; Gene Marks, 1st. b:
 Hank Miller. If: Carl Glayinovich, Is; Allen Lee, C. Melvin Merri- l field, If; Garnet Martin. 3rd. b;
 Chester Brown, If; Chris o,Leary, Ilf
The Nome nugget., 1933-12-23

Plot Kirkpatrick of the NAT, ts weather bound at Nulato enroute to Nome with Xmas mail from the states via Fairbanks. He is expect ed to arrive as soon as weather permits.
The Nome nugget., 1933-12-23

Elsewhere in th.s issue wiz be t}Had the official report of ip.'- tctor of Customs E. R. Stivers for the port of Nome during the open season of 1933.
The Nome nugget., 1933-12-23

Sam Dades who had been in the hospital for some time, is out again.
The Nome nugget., 1933-12-23
 aIRPLANE NEWs

Pilot Joe erosson of the PA left Nome Sunday morning on ms return fight to Fairbanks.
The Nome nugget., 1933-12-23

Pilot chester Brown of the NAT returned to Nome base Sunday from northern flight to Deer ing Candle and Kotzebue.
The Nome nugget., 1933-12-23
LOCAL NEWS
Goodic: Turkey Dinner at the
 NORTH POLE BAKERY

Charles Alexander who was at the hospital for some time, is out again.
The Nome nugget., 1933-12-23

Ben Easily of the Roust Airways hopped off today in an effort to return to the Candle base for Xmas. The weather is somewhat thick and he may be forced to re- turn. Mrs. Frank Whaley will ac-. company him to Candle to spend the holidays with her husband.
The Nome nugget., 1933-12-23

To save writing letters. mail a sopy of The Nome Nugget on plane
The Nome nugget., 1933-12-23

LOST-A key ring with keys, finder please return to Nuggel office.
The Nome nugget., 1933-12-23

Pilot Frank Whaley of the Sjeedway Air Service with base at Nome, hopped for Candle, Monday morning with Cal Calume and Frank Fellows as passengers.
The Nome nugget., 1933-12-23

Pilot Brown of the NAT, made a round trip flight to Golovin today.
The Nome nugget., 1933-12-23

SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NUGGET
The Nome nugget., 1933-12-23

| Pilot Ben Easily of the Ronst Airways of Candle arrived Nome Monday morning. bringing as pass engers Mrs. John Herbert ana daughter whoe will spend the hoi.- days with MT, and Mrs. George Modini who were former residents of Candle. but who are making
 heir home in Nome this winter,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-14
Cvicby Mo. KJ.
v skole C. a NJ,
Chlapci majd prfst' ma cvi6by
v sobotu, 20. aprfla 0 8. popolu
dni. Jednot&rska liga otvorf se.
zonu Z. m&ja 20 Z Gatmi.

pt~v - . ~
Oznamujem vsetkym clenom
MI. Oddelenia z cfsiel IKSJ. v
Youngstown al okolf, ze ma So
botu, %. aprfla popoludnf 8.
hodine zacnd sa cvicby v skol-
skej sieni osady Sv. Cyrilla a
Methoda a ziadam ich, ably sa ma
tieto cvicby v najvacsom pocte
dostavili. Kazdy mech 81 prinesie
tennisove topanky.
Tiez oznamujem slovenskei
verejnosti a vsetkym cfslam KJ
ma Mahoning doline, ze Jedno'
|.tarska Lfga zacne svoju base
ballovl sezonu ma I. maja. Ma
bud1cu stredu bude sch6dza
vsetkych zastupcov cfsiel VI
Farrell, Pa, ma ktorej sa vsetkt
pripravf k zapocatiu zdarnej Sc
zony. v lige bude i toho rokl
sedem ciat, a sfce Youngstown
Steelton, Lansingville, Haselton
Campbell, Struthers a Farrell.
Michal Herman, nacelnil
I Okresu IKSJ.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-14
NEMCI BUDU MAI
MOVE NkBOzENsTvO

Hitlerova nemecka vlada ide
cd z&kladu zmenit' vsetko v Ne.
mecku. Medzi intm ide utvorit
al celkom novf vieru, nemeckd.
q Bible vyhodf Starry ZAkon a
nahradf ho nemeckymi bajkami.
Miesto bibickfch svatych "a
ujm1 nemeckf hrdinovia 2 vol.
ny. Bude to tedy n&boxenstvo q.
kkhosi vojensk6ho ducha, ktore
urobi 2 Nemcov este vScsfch W
bojnikov, ako sd teraz. Podsta.
tou noveho n&boxenstva bude
zboxnovanie 1000, 900 nemeckt tcl
yeteranov 70 svetovej vojny
vyslovil sa Alfred Rosenberg,
jeden Z vodcov nemeckeho "a.
sixmu.
Okrem inych zmien, Y Meme
cku idd p6lit' vSetky knihy, kto.
rs sa protivia nemeckemu vojen
sk6mu duchu. Knihy nielen Zid'
mi psane, ale al Nemcami q my
mi, ak sd mieromilovne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-14
VRACIAAdE "a KU
PIATKOvEMU TLACENIu

Ctenemu citatel 'stvu oznamu-
.jeme, ze tymto cfslom zacina-
me znovu tlacit' tento casopis
" piatok manifesto, vo stvrtok.
Presvedcili SINE sa, be je takto
lepsie j pre- mas pre- dopisova-
tel'ov.
Oil 'adom dopisov a oznamov;
prosfme kaxd6ho, aby MIN ich
elm skorsie doposielal a necakal
ma posledny den alsbo hodinu
Dopisy, ked' prfdu pozdno, mo,
|xeme odlozit' pre- bud6ee cfslo,
ale oznamy sch6dz ME, preto 0.
znAmenia sch6dz a zabavntch
vecierkov tancov prosfme do
poslat' tax, aby SINE ich NAL
najneskorsie stredu popoludni
V&xne ozn6menia, patriace nj
|prv1 stranu. prijmn "a al "
stvrtok. Podobne obchodne o
znamky. V piatok sa do casopi
su uz nic neprijfma.
Il 5
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-14
Prezident sa ponahl'a na
pomoc majitel'om domov
zachrsnu oro zenych, zadsen5c mateov
Drtea morgcov dostand bon dy morgce vadne po
Mckovt ba Len acnee domy budd zachr6nenk predau

Prezident Roosevelt ide dat
novy nadel nielen farm&rom, a.
le j robotnikom, vlastniacim do
my. Vo stvrtok postal kongresu
posolstvo, v ktorom ziada vyne-
senie zakona ma zalozenie fede-
ralnych p6zickovyeh bank a bon
dy yydavajncej korporacie kto-
rych 1kolom by bolo zachraHo.
vat MATTEL 'ov obytnych domov
cd nasilneho predaju. Tieto fe-
deralne p6zickove banky zaloze.
ne bud1 po krajine kapitalom
sto milionov dolarov. Korpo.
racia tato bude mat pravo
vydania bondov v obnose dvoch
bilionov dolarov. A tieto bondy
budti dostavat' drzitelia morgi-
Gov, ktorf morgice odovzdajfi
tejto korporacii. Bondy budf do
nasat' 4 percenty 1rokov, a tiro.
ky budi garantovane vladou, a.
lie ME bondy. Dlznfci bud1 pla-
tit korporacii 5 percent 1roko,
a bud1 mat cas- Is rokov IA
vyplatenie dlzoby.
Federalne p6zickove bank,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-14
Vel'ka konferencia
narodov svolana
do Washingtonu
Ciel 'om konferencie je slkonGenie
svetovej depresie a zaistenie
mier1l.

~
Prezident Roosevelt svolal do
Washingtonu zastupcov As ma
rodov Europy, Ameriky a Aisle
ma poradu, ma ktorej sa bude
pojednavat' 0 dkobach, 0 clach
a zaisteni mieru ma svete. Bude
toto vlastne TAXA predporada,
lebo toho leta bude sa odbyvat'
velka hospodanska konferencia
V Londyne. Ma washingtonskej
porade majd sa porobit' pred
prace a pred-dohovory, zeby Ion.
dynska konferencia sla l'ahsie.
Hlavnym ciel 'om konferencie vo
Washingtone je umoznit' cim
skorsi navrat blahobytu ma svete
a zaistenie svetoveho mieru.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-14
Bratia, sestry MSS.
id'te ma schodze
vasich odborov! /!

Date 81 precitat' let&ky ' xAle-
Sitosti mimoriadnej konvencie.
Ziadame bratov a sestry brat
|skych odborov, zeby sa ROE.
HoDNE z16astnili sch6dz svo-
jich odborov, ktore maly byt
v tretiu nedel'u aprila.
Investaena trojica po odbo-
roch rozposlala podvodny letak
Ratujte organizaciu cd boil l'se-
yickych r1k". ziadajte, Seby
tenze letak ma sch6dzi vasho cd.
boru boil precftany, ako al to,
zeby bola precitana al odpoved
- ma tenze letak Vysetrujtl-
echo vyboru. Vys. vyb. rozpo-
slal odborom odpoved' pod ma
zvom s'Proti podvodu q liz.
Bratia a sestry! Rozumne, va.
zne uvazujte. Stojte pri pravde
Hej, jednajte s1rne, totiz hned
20 sch6dze vasho odboru, Vyse
truj1cemu vyboru poslite svojt
rozhodnutie.
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