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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-07
sLoVAK MOCK WEDDING
APR. II, AT sTEELToN

Slovak Mock Wedding will be
presented by men and women
Of the Holy Name Parish at the
Holy Name Auditorium on Mon
day, April II, 1888 at 7.30 PM.
The performance will be for the
benefit Of the Holy Name School
Fund. The following will take
part in the unusual ceremony: !:
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Kuzma, Mr..
John Krupa, Sr., Mrs. Mary No
votny, Mr.. Joseph Biroscik, Mrs.
Helen Kramar, Mr.. Matthias
Kucko, Mr.. Michael Seman, Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Sklenar, Mr..
John Cizmar, Mrs. Catherine
Plihcik, Mrs. Mary Kollar, Mrs.
Anna Sencisak, Mr.. Stephen
Yochman, Mr.. and Mrs. John
KrazeI, Mr.. John Bindas, Mrs.
Elizabeth Cintala, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Serenko, Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael Behun, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephen Bellan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael Sellink, Mrs. Anna
ISavko, Mrs. Anna Serenko and
Mrs. Catherine -Yochman. The
wedding will be followed by
dancing. Public is cordially in
vited. All participants will wear
Slovak national costumes. Old
time fiddlers will furnish the
music.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-07
HAsELTON BASEBALL
CLUB HOLDS DANCE

Members Of the Haselton Base
ball Club will entertain their
fellow members and friends at a
"Victory Dance" to be held
Wednesday, April Goth at St.
Nicholas Hall, cor. Wilson and
Haseltine.
Pete Fingers and his Silver
Diamond orchestra will play the
latest and favorite melodies for
this affair. Dancing will be
from $50 I The proceeds to
be used to defray expense Of 4
baseball team for this summer.
Johnny Elias, Stephen Mack.
Paul J. Chuey and John J. Ham
rock are the selected chairmen
and will be assisted BY their
fellow members.
a good time is IA store ~
|eyefy ybody The Club cordiallr
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-07
scHoDzA Gil. oDB. N. s. s.

Ctenf spolubratia a sestry, tu
vam davam znath, ze sch6dza
GIL. Odboru bude v pondelok,
dina 10. aprila vecero Z. hodine.
ziadlcno je, ze BY sa kazdy ma
nu dostavil, ponevac vazna "a
lezitost' nam pride ma pre-.
tras. Mnohym ldom boly zasla-
ne dopisy ohl'adom ich povin-
nosti voci odboru, nuz malo sa
ich hl6silo. Ma nctoynika sa ma
lieha, .ze d'aleko sa zaostaya $
platenfm. Nuz to. sa ,rozumie, ze
mnohi al m6zu, a odvolavaju sd
ma inych. TAX kto chce byt' u
dom tohto odboru, mech sa do
stavf ma sch6dzu ma pondelok
Fecer. Schodza urobi, co bude
m6ct'.
"a trad odboru,
Jan Antal, lctovn{k
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-07
THE sOKOL A. g. HOP

The Sokol Gymnasts A. c. of
Lansingville will stage a dance
at the Homewood Ave. hall,
Wednesday evening, April 49,.
The committee includes: Joseph
Barron, Mike Smith, Steve Con
da, Mary Ann Chizmar, Mary
Barron, Ann Hodas and Kitty
Yavorsky. The music will be
furnished by Hayden Silver
Slipper Orchestra. Public is in
vited.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-07
Spolkove zpravy
0fsLO 10. M. o. X. j. BUDE
NAT MIMoRIADNU sCHoDzU
Ohlapci vyse 15-rocni maju 50
xutastnjt'.

Spolok sv. ALOHA, Cislo 10.
M. @. X. j. povolava svojich Gle
nov ma mimoriadnu schodzu do
skoly osady sv. Cyrilla Metho-
da ma 9. aprila 0 3. hodine po O.
bede. Schodze maji sa zucastnit
chlapci, ktorf uz prevysili vek
is rokov. Jedna sa 0 nasu base
bali Gatu, ktorl ideme toho roku
kreorganizovat'.
Rodicia, ktorf mate takych sy-
nov, poslite ich ma til schodzu,
Aby vasi synovia mohli brat u
East v tom sporte.
Andrej Adamko, starosta,,
MiChal B. Herman, spravca
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-07
ozNA1tEN1E dDoM sBoRu
1o8. s. K. s.


Tymto 1ctive oznamujem spo-
Iubratom Sboru los. Slovenskeho
X. S., ze sbor bude odbyvat'
svoju stvrt'roend schodzu ma
bud1cu snedel'u, 8. aprila, preto
ziadam vsetkych spolubratov, a.
by sa z1castnili tejto schodze V
hajvacsom pocte, lebo lradnici
podajd stvrt'rocnn zprayu d
radovania. Kazdy I'D by 81 toho
NAL povsimn1t' q tejto schodze
sa zucastnit a tax DONATE sa,
5ak mas sbor pokrosil "a posled-
ne itri mesiace.
Ma tejto schodzi bude sa tiez
pojednavat' 0 schodzi II. Okresu
Eupy V. Zdar Bob!
Stefan Bajtos, zapisnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-07
SHAKESpEAREAN PROGRAM
PRESENTED BY THE JUST
A-MERE DRAMATIC CLUB

Floyd j.. Moltchan was host
to the Just.a-Mere Dramatic
Club Tuesday, April 4th at his
home on Brooklyn Ave.
Mrs. Lottie Bullock presided
during the business meeting,
after which . Shakespesrean
program followed.
!" An essay on the works Of
William Shakespeare" !" by JOS
eph Deak.
Quotations from Hamlet" |,
BY Florence Stephenson.
Soliloquy, Daddy, BY Lot
tie Bullock.
Portias' Mercy Speech from
ts & xehant of Yepies ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-07
20 SCHoDzE zENsKEHo
KULTtRNEHO KLUBU
v sTRUTHERS

slovensky zensky Kultdrny
Klub v Struthers odbyval V pom
delok vecer svoju riadnu mesac-
nj schodzu v Dugasovej hale,
pa ktorej po vybavenf klubo-
vych zalezitosti bola spolocen-
ska hra ma 500 Ounce. v
tychto hrach zvit 'azily a obdr.
zaly pekne ceny Mrs. John Ko.
recko, Mrs. John Koval Mrs
Joseph Tomko.
Buddca schodza klubu bude
" pondelok, /. maja v Dugaso'
vel hale.
Anna Knapp,
dopisovatel'ka
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-07

Elizabeth Buddie.
Impelsonation Of "Hamleis
soliloquy", ITO be or not to
be-, by Herbert Stevens.
Extemporaneous speeches by.
Ezma Palmer and Floyd Molt-
chan.
Musical numbers by Ada Marie
Gettman and Aluena Evans.
The members will meet next
Wednesday at the Y. w. G. A.
Club-rooms for tryouts for "The
Play Girl'.
The next regular meeting will
be with Joseph Deak on Hart
ford Ave-, May 4th.
e. +. Buddie,
Pub. Chairman.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-07
Ro6NEJ sCHoDzE ST,
JOHN CIVIC KLUBU
Y CAMPBELL

gt55l
Schodzu zahajil brat predseda
Martin Klimko. Zvolil 50 docas-
hf predseda, ktory by t1 sch6.
dzu viedol, . sice brat Juraj
Kukula, ktory viedol schodzu
podl'a pravidiel toho spolku.
Bola nomindcia dradnikov. "a
predsedu zvoleny Dol brat Juraj
Kulrula, "a podpredsedu brat
Michal Cvengros, "a lctovnika
brat Stefan Klucar. "a zapisni-
ka brat Martin Klimko, "a po.
kladnfka brsts Jan Sarosi.
fbor 40 Glovenskej Ligy br,
Ia la6ar,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-07
vEL'KoNotNA sPoVED dfs.
.373. IKSzJ.

Spolok Levocskej Fanny Ma
RE, Cislo 373. 1KszJ. pristdpi
K vel'konocnej sv. spovedi bu-
ddcu sobotu, s. aprila a ma g..
v nedel'u pri rannej sv. omsi
spolocne ku sv. prijimaniu. ka.
kd& 1dkyna sa ma dostavit'.
'Tiez vsetky udkyne s1 ziadane
sa dostavit' budlcn nedel'u ma
stvrt 'rocnn sch5dzu. Budu sa
cftat' stvrt 'rocne ucty, aby ka-
kda vedela, jako spolok pokra-
Guje.
"A vsetky ddkyne, ktore dlhu-
jd, sd ziadane svoj dlh vyrov-
nat. s nctou
Helena 0lenik, uct.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-07
sPovED &.
26O. ]. K. s. j.

Spolok Sy. Mateja, Cislo 260
]. X. s. j. v Haselton oznamuje
svojim 1dom, ze jake po inc ro-
ky tax j teraz pristupi ku VEL
konocnej sv. spovedi sobotu,
8. aprila a nasledujnci den, pri
druhej svatej omsi spolocne ku
sv. prijimaniu.
Vzdialehi ndovia SUI ziadani,
aby svoju povinnost' tiez W.
konali. s 1ctou
Stefan Antal, lct. G. 260.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-07
ZPRAVA 20 SCH0DZE
YoUNGsTOWNsKEHo POLL.
TICKEHO KLUBU.

Schodza, ktora bola dna 2. a.
prila v slovenskej Sokolovni, bo-
la najzaujimavejsia 20 vsetkyych
sch0dz, axe SINE doteraz mali.
Ze ideme ku istemu Wit 'azstvu
pomaly, ale istotne. bolo vidno
q reci nasich politickych vod.
GOV. Recnici boil: Pavel Ondas,
predseda Steeltonskeho Klubu a
podpredseda Federacie; ktoreho
rec bola 0 zorganizovani sa vse-
tkych Slovakov v jedno mocne
politicke teleso. Ked' to urobi-
me, budeme mat silu a potion
budeme m6ct' al my diktovat'
v politike. Stefan Baca, Glen
Steeltonskeho Klubu, tiez odu-
sevnoval "a spojenie sa Slova-
kov a Slavianov, tax budeme
mat moe, ktord ziadna ina ma
rodnost' nezlomi. Ernest Ne
menyi cd Mad'arskej Federacie
poyedal. ze al oni st ochotni S
nasou Federaciou kooperovat'.
John Geltch, koncilman Z. war
dy nam povedal, ze my Slovaci
name vel'kd moe, ktorl by sme
mohli vyuzit', keby SINE sa me-
dali klamat' falosnym politika-
rom, ktorf ju zneuzivaju pre- Sc
ba. Potion nam vysvetloval o tel
elektrike, o ktorej sa teraz toP-
ko debatuje, ze mnohi l'udia to-
mu nerozumejl, a preto jeho
potvarajii. ze on ME je "a snf-
zenie ceny elektriky. On pracu-
je "a to, aby bola cena elektri-
ky snizena celym telom du-
Sou, ale ze vsetko .sa to media
zrobit', co by on chcel, lebo kom
pania ma kontrakt ten memo
zu zlamat'. Preto mas pytal, aby
SINE mali v nom sdoveru a ze on
urobi vsetko mozne, co sa da u
robit' v tejto veci.
Stefan Slifka, predseda klubu
po anglicky povedal k voli Mr..
Geltchovis 0 krivde, ktora sa ro-
bi nam Slovakom tepajsou admi-
nistraciou mesta. Me samym
mayorom, ale tymi lradnikn1i
jeho, ktori sd ma cele rozlicnych
Departmental a ktorych my SINE
nezvolili do 1radov, lebo my
SINE zvolili len mayora kon-
Icilmanov ma tych zalezi, aby
ta krivda bola napravena. A Cd
mich budeme to al ziadat', aby
SlovAci mali jednake prava byt'
zastupeni mestskych dradoch
| 5 inymi narodnost'ami. Bola to
rec, ktorl tu nemozno celd OPT
sat mali ste tam byt' vsetci .
ju vypocut'.
Teda prfd'te vsetci ma budd-
Gu schodzu pocujete Wac. lc-
DO Slovaci 50 prebddzajn ! ked'
sa celkom prebudia, i nieco "a.
emu. tax potion AMI hrom 4 pc
sklo ich Y ton, ns9rem6xe.
Dspi1
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-07

odpordcat d'alsi. Dalej Dol zvo-
leny vybor ma vypomoc Federa-
eli Campbell, ze by sa mohla
lepsie vz1nahat'. Do toho vyboru
zvoleni boil Jan Basista a Jan
Gajdos. Dopisovatel.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-07
20 sCHoDZE SLOW. P0LIT.
KLUBU v HASELToN.

AAA~D v -
dzu, ma ktorn sa dostavilo mai
menej 200 osob. Kto boil ma tel
to schodzi, AMI jedon nebanuje,
lebo sme mali recnika Mr.. Mark
Londona z Girard, O.. ktory
nam vysvetlil o spoloenostiach,
ktore, nam predavaju svetlo, gaz,
telefon niekde' al vodu. Ne
jdem tn celd jeho rec opisat', a.
le vyberiem paru dobrych bo-
dov. ktorych vidime, ze kym
sta a sta l'udi je bez prace a
spoliehaju sa ma krajinu, staty,
mesta, ably i'm pomahaly V MI.
dzi, v ten cas- name v Amerike
spolocnosti, ktore roku 1882
maly o miliony Wac dochodku,
ako 1881. Takychto spolocno.
sti name jedenast' v Spojenych
Statoch. Ia ostatne tri roxy sa
vsetko Gene snizilo, ale "a gaz,
elektricke svetlo a telefony mu-
sine platit' ako sme platili v
1929. Tieto spoloenosti majl in
vestovane IL bilionov dolarov.
ich zisk je 2 biliony rocne. Po-
ukazal ma Ohio Edison Spoloc-
most, ktora je vlastnena jednou
z tvch vel 'kych spoloenosti. Ia
to tunajsia spolocnost' kupuje
elektrinu "a 31a ciastky jednoho
centa jedon kiiowat tjednu tre.
tinu centa), ten kilowat preda
Meander Vodovej Spolocnosti "a
tri-stvrte centa, ale nam rata,
ked ma cas- platime, 5 i pol GEN.
ia "a jedon kilowat elektriny.
Tiez poukazal, ze poniektore
mesta maj1 svoje vlastne elek-
trarne. TAX spomenul mesto
Pasadena, CAL, ktore 81 samo
vyraba elektrinu pre- svojich OBJ
canov a zaraba Csc zisku ma ka-
zdom dolari. Pravda, ze tie pc
maze nejdii pre- paru, ale pre-
vsetkych obcanov toho mesta.
Henry Ford ma tiez svoju
vlastn1 elektrarnu a on jed.
|nej tony uhlia vyrobi 1000 XII.
lowatovych hodin elektriny. Ton
uhlia stoji Henry florida $3.50
Dalei Detroit, Mich. obcania
plata "a jednu kilowatov1 ho-
dinu elektriny Zoe, kdezto ma
druhej strane jazera Kanade
v mestecku Windsor, plata 2
pol centa "a jednu XIV. hodi-
nu. Rozdiel je, ze mestecko Wind
sor je v Kanade Detroit je y
nasej Amerike (slobodnej, ale
ME pre- kazdeho). Dalej pove
dial, ze my obcania name Sta.
toch zastupcov utility Com
missioners), ktori maju davat
pozor ma tie spoloonosti, ze by
mas nesdieraly. Takyto jeden
komisar v nasom susednom sta
! te Pennsylvania NAL rocne $40,
600 platu ked uz tam zastu
poval obcanoy IL rokoy, taI
Dol podozrivym j prislo vyse.
/ troyanie q zistilo .sa, ze "a jede
mast rokov $4,000 .rocnehc
fplatu zgazdoval 81 a ulozil dt
bank $3.50, 600. 90. To nam doka'
zuje, ze ten neborak' zgazdova
5|si okrem jeho place $740,000.0 .0(
a "a ten cas- I'll 81 este po pan
Esky. ADV. London podal nam e
ste d'alsie dobre priklady a do
kazy sdierania pudu. ale to ne
mozem vsetko tuna TAX vysve
tilt, lebo recnil vyse hodiny.
/ Pc tonic mas predseda klubl
Michal j. BartoS otvoril scho
dzu. Podali zpravy: Andre,
/ Hamrak 0 baseballe ! 10 Slo
| venskej Federacie; Jan Hnat Z.
1 ]vybor pre- nddznych; Jan Basi
sta podal zpravu tiex 20 Sloven
skej Federacie; Stefan Repask.
dal zpravu "a v5bor NEST,
Campbell; vybor ohl'adom pra
lee tiex podaf zpravl i sice, 4
ityria clenovia klubn dostal
lpf6eu ) v bua6 osti W s6 bsldi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-07
ENGLISH COLUMN
INAUGURAL ADDRESS
OF I
JOHN A. WILLO, ESQ.
President Of The Slovak Society

JOHN A. WILLO, ESQ.
President Of The slovak Society.
Reverend Fathers, Worthy
Trustees and Worthy Members
Of The Slovak Society:
/ would be grossly lacking in
human sentiment, if I were not
deeply affected by the strong
proof which you have given me
Of your confidence and respect
in voluntarily electing me to the
honorable and responsible office,
whose functions I am about to
assume.
I am deeply sensible of the
honor you have done me BY
elevating me to the presidency
Of THE SLOVAK SOCIETY,
and believe me when | say, that
I am heartily grateful to all OF
YOU for this enviable honor.
Strange as it may seem, THE
SLOvAK SOCIETY, though on
! ly born, already occupies a high
rank among the civic organiza-
tons of our great cosmopolitan
valley, because Of the recogniz.
ed outstanding ability, the noble
principles, the imaculate char
acter, and the excellent reputa-
ton of it's Jealous, self.sacrific-
ing, high.minded and great
souled founders and organizers
all of them, men and women
of Slovak lineage whose stand
ling is among the highest in the
| civic affairs Of our city, county
land valley, all Of them, men and
women who are wholly imbued
with genuine Slovak spirit and
with genuine American spirit.
When I reflect, however, thai
the acceptance of the high Of
flee, which you have called upor
me to fill, imposes the discharge
Of duties that are most arduous
and the fulfillment of obliga
tions that are most weighty,
am conscious that this position
though sufficient to satisfy m,
Hottest ambition as a Slovak, i
surrounded by fearful respon
sibilities. 49,,
And, mindful Of my man.
weaknesses and shortcomings,
would be appalled, if I were e
ven to attempt to perform, I'm
aided, the grave duties whicl
confront and await me.
But, I am aved from dis
couragement, when I realiz
that l shall have the genuin
good will, the whole.heartet
support, the wise counsel and tn
Jealous cooperation Of tn
/ worthy and noble priests VIII
are so ably serving as pastor
or rectors of our Slovak Catholi
, parishes, and the many self
sacrificing and high-minded pre-
: minent Slovak men and women
} who constitute the Board Q
5 Trustees Of this society - all o
whom will ever stand staunchl
; by my side.
il I also find much comfort i
! realizing that you, as member
. Of this society, actuated by tn
: noblest motives,>, are here be
: cause you are ready and willin
j to faithfully labor and to honor
: ably minister amongst our eSlt
: yak brethren in this great va
) ley, in every cause that make
: for the good Of God, that make
: for the good Of Church, tina
: makes for the good Of country
: that makes for the good of maj
The loyalty to the noble prir
4 ciples upon which this society
: established - which fills tn
Y heart and soul Of each and ever
4 one Of you - gives me the coul
I age requisite to happily fac
the performance Of the gres
! trust which you have committe
). to my charge.
It is needless for me to ado
: that / shall greatly relv mo
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-04-07

rights and human interests Of
all people Of Slovak lineage in
the civic life of our great in
dustrial valley.
The Preamble and the Code
Of Regulations Of THE SLOVAK
SOCIETY, plainly written as
they are, will be the chart by
which my course shall be guided.
I shall administer the govern
ment Of this society in the true
spirit of that noble instrument,
and / shall assume no power not
expressly granted or clearly I'M
piled in it's terms.
Now, I come to the all-im-
portant duty Of selecting and
appointing the chairmen Of the
six standing committees, which
comprise, within their scope, all
Of the activities Of this society,
as provided in the Code Of Re
gulations.
As you know, this society
functions primarily through it's
several committees. Each of
these committees, subject to the
control Of the president and the
Board Of Trustees, is supreme
in the particular activity dele
gated to 1t.
Realizing the Importance
which these standing commit
tees bear to the success or fail
ure Of this society, and eventual
ly to the general welfare Of the
Slovak people, and realizing the
distressing and critical era
through which we are now
struggling, l call upon our wor-
thy ambassadors Of Christ -
the pastors Of our Sloyak par
fishes - to serve as chairmen
of each Of these important com.
lmittees, as follows: Rev. Francis
lKozelek as Chairman Of the Com
mittee on Membership, Rev.
Joseph Krispinsky as Chairman
of the Committee on Education
al Activities, Rev. Stephen w.
IBegalla as Chairman Of the
Committee on Civic Activities,
Rev. George Novak as Chairman
Iof the Committee on Social Ac-
tivities. Rev. Joseph Kostik as
1 Chairman Of the Committee on
Nationalistic Activities and Rev.
Stephen G. Kocis as Chairman
of the Committee OH Publicity
know that I voice your senti.
ments when I say that the mem
bership of THE SLOVAK So
CIETY feels proud to be able
to have at the head Of these
several committees sterling mer
Of God Of the type of our priests
whose untiring efforts have
brought this society into exist
ence, and whose untiring efforts
I am certain, will crown this
society with honor and glory.
From time to time, as occasion
may demand, /, as president
shall convey to each Of these
committees, my notions Of con
structive action upon the matters
which are within the scope oil
the activity Of that particular
? committee.
In conclusion, sincerely trust
1 that bound together as one by
5 the common ties of nationality
, and religion, for the common
: good and general welfare Of th'
, Slovak people, we shall maxi
: this the most outstanding civi'
. society in our great cosmopolitan
: valley.
Lastly, we must not trust tt
5 human efforts alone.
But humbly Acknowledged,
the power and goodness of AL
!. mighty God, who presides owe
: the destiny Of all, and who has
5 at all times, been revealed il
Q the history Of the Slovak people
let us invoke His aid and Hi
!. blessing upon our labors.
E Long live THE SLOVAK SO
t cIETY.
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ciples upon which this society is
established which fills the
heart and soul of each and every
one Of you - gives me the cour.
age requisite to happily face
the performance Of the great
trust which you have committed
to my charge.
It is needless for me to add,
that | shall greatly rely upon
all Of you, because you equally
share with me the grave respon-
sibilities and weighty duties of
promoting and advancing the
general welfare Of all people of
tSlovak ancestry who live in the
Mahoning Valley, by keeping
alive in their bosoms the fires
of Slovak nationalism, by cher
ishing slovak traditions, by pre-
serving the national heritage. by
fostering the Slovak language,
by Americanizing all people Of
Slovak ancestry who live in our
midst and making Of them ex-
emplary citizens Of America, by
teaching our neighbors Of all
nationalities just exactly who
the Slovaks are, whence the
Slovaks came, and where the
|Slovala mean 20 80, and by do
|ins all thino1 4 llgl l!g
Imperial Valley press., 1933-04-11

N. Y. Stocks
BY ELMER c. WALLER
united Press Finalaeial Edit0I

United Press ffnffacial EulIor
NEW YORK, April Il. = Stocks
ran into moderate realizing sales
5oday after an extension of the re-
cent rise in the first half hour.
The initial dealings were heavy,
forcing tickers to run several min
ates behind the market. The vol
ume was substantially reduced
When profit-taking developed.
Nash Motors broke 2as points to
liz on omission of the regularly
quarterly dividend. General Foods
.ost an equal amount TO 25 on re-
luction of the quarterly dividend
from SO to 40 cents. American
telephone was depressed more than
1 point.
Steel shares were strong. Bethle-
aem made new high for the year
md others of the group were at the
oest levels of the recent movements.
Steel common reached 32a, up Is.
Sales totaled approximately l.
10000 shares as compared with
100000 yesterday.
Dow Jones averages showed, in
lustrials 61.15, off 096; railroad
GIT. off 0.29; utility 2122. up oil.
Aggregate market value of 10
eading issues was $4,000 ,804, ,243 as
against $5,046, ITO ,581 yesterday, a de-
cline of $40 ,975, 1888.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-04-11
PARADE

lawsuits and keep my managers
all IL of 'em-out of the bread
line"
He hadn't been in his room five
minutes before, shirt off and a
bottle of beer in each hand, he
started helping out a reporter who
for some reason or another, wanted
him to be a full-fledged Jewisa
heavyweight.
Alright, make me Jewish
heavyweight. Actually I'm only half
Jewish but that doesn't matter.
What's that? What side am 1
Jewish on? Oh, you mean which
was Jewish. my mother or my dad?
I don't know Guess it was my
mother though, for shes got Sis
ter named Edelstein OF something
like that. Don't forget to make
me call her up while I'm here
He was asked his mothers maid
en- name.
You got me there, pal I don't
know what it was
AS he talked. Baer moved round
and round the room. Like Dempsey,
he's too restless, too full OF energy,
to stay in one place long. Although
a big fellow-he weighs 2l8 and
stands nearly three inches over six
feet-he moved with the agility o.
a cat. One look at him and you
know why he believes he'll knock
Schmeling out.
II never saw the Dutchmen
fight" he said but III get him.
I'm too strong. too tough and hi
too hard fer him. I'm telling you
I'm not as worried about Schmeling
as about Tuffy Grifflths, and
knocked Tuffy out. I'm In good
shape right now, and couple o.
weeks training would set me down
to about 210 and ready for bleiuss6.
I'm really going to train fo1 this
one. I've got all The Hollywood
atmosphere of wine. DANES and
song out Of my system What
wanta do Is fight"