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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-24
FOreiRn Leans

permit hln lo transfer the eradils to mako payment @
 Foreign Leans
 -During the glorious days of go- publican prosperity this was man. aged by the device of making loans 10 fhe foreign nations and selling the uncolIcctible bonds to the small American investors. This Is one ut the things which the securities Dill Is designed to prevent Mir Ttls0n evidently prefers the old system to the Roosevelt plan which will be designed to gradually and prop erly build up our foreign trade on the basis of an interchange or goods beneficial to each party to the trade.
 .sThe final specific criticism is that labor legislation is calculated to disturb relations that were heretofore satisfactory. Satisfac- tory to whom? Not to labor that had no fair share of the products of industry. Not to manufacturers whose businesses collapsed for lack of a market. Presumably. then to the republican party alone, which will presumably follow the advice of MT Tilson and ignore "frenzied cries for experimental legislation" and go along on sound and con- structive" lines without bothering to reveal what it considers as sound and constructive. #
 Young Democrats Congratulated
 q congratulate you members of the Young Democratic club on your opportunity and your willingness to cooperate in the great work of installing a new and more liberal social and economic system in the country and freely predict your success.
 q realize that this has been a republican country but that is no reason for discouragement. You may have noted that in the re- publican states of Illinois and Cali. fornia the primaries recently show. an overwhelming democratic trend while in the republican state of Pennsylvania. a republican gover- nor Is campaigning for the republi- can nomination for senator on a platform of unqualified support of President Roosevelt.
 Remember this, you have only to make your issues understood by | the voters and you must win, be- cause the republican party has no issues. Forget the results in pre- | vious contests. You have had a New Deal in politics and you have been dealt all the top cards. and | the greatest of those is Franklin ! Delano Roosevelt"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-24
[ilson Speech Hit
 By Local Democrat
q Francis Smith Points to Lack of G. O. P. Program; Winsted Meeting Launches Campaign

slider that Mir Tilson was regarded in the republican party as a com parative liberal who was unable to swallow the complete domination of his party by the privileged own CTS of that party and whose oppo- sition to J. Henry Roraback cost him the latter's support for the yice-presidency, we realize that we must accept the statements of MT Tilson as being perhaps more for ward looking than we may expect from more regular members of the republican political organization.
 ''As reported in the newspapers MT Tilson's statements expressed distrust and fear of the administra- tion program, but in no case did he suggest an alternative nor does he definitely state that he would pre- fer a return to the old system which caused the business collapse from which we are suffering.
 Possible C. O. P. Platform
 Though he did not himself carry out his statements to theii lORlCal cOHciuSlOn, we may peTHdps thank MT Tilson for giving us an idea of the ground on which the republicans propose to stand in the election contest of this year.. Be- fore discussing his comment, I will attempt to do what MT Tilson fails to do. will attempt to state briefly the underlying principles and the fundamental democratic policies on which the administra- tion program is based.
 When every newspaper and periodical is full of our economic problems and when these problems are the chief topic of conversation today, I am embarrassed at sthe necessity of going back to funda- mentals in the attempt to discuss the statements made by MT Tilson. Please realize that I do not intend any reflection on the intelligence of democratic voters nor, for that matter, republican voters. l first must show that these problems. in-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-24

dnntry could replace the life blood of our body economic, che purchas- Ing power of the masses.
 Our Creasese President
 -rhen came the inauguration of the man who may we'll go down in history as our greatest president Franklin D. Roosevelt.
 He set in motion a plan to In- sure two things, the salvation of our economic system. and the proper sharing of the benefits of that system among all our people Certainly, if the government, rep resenting the citizens of this coun- try is called in to save business. then all the citizens are entitled to share in the salvage.
 'In his speech on Saturday. Mir Tilson attacks certain of the parts of the great program. shall take up each individually.
 '"The first warning sounded by Mir Tilson was to the effect that the regulation of industry is a retro gression to the collectivism of the
 Middle Ages.
 If Not MIRA What?
 Tt is hard to see how the Mid dle Ages can be compared to the highly modern effort to put a com i plex economic organization back
 to work, but coming down to date. I submit that the MIRA is obviously an attempt to save the industries from destroying themselves by de- structive competition plus an eff fort through the regulation of wages and hours to insure wage earners of fair share of the pro- ceeds of industry.
 Does MT Tilson think such an effort necessary or desirable If the answer is ''yes' can he suggest another method if he dislikes the one being tried?
 His next criticism is the fam- iliar one that MT Roosevelt prom ised a balanced budget and then spent unparalleled sums for the "avowed" purpose of putting money into circulation. Fortunate ly, few people are unable to under stand this apparent inconsistency. The administration has two distinct functions at this time. It must operate the usual governmental agencies and it must also apply corrective measures to the eco- homie system. Perhaps in the name of consistency, MT Tilson would prefer that the government had restricted it's expenditures to the income and spent nothing for relief or business stimulation. Some ultra-reactionaries believe that the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-24
1 FREE TRANSFORMATION

Will be furnished to the shopping center on Waterbury Day from $50 to II A. M. by the Connecticut Co.,, The Cooke St. line, The Old Green Line and The Northeast Transporta- ton Buses.
 The Connecticut Co. will furnish trolley and bus (except central area) as well as Sub- urban and Interurban lines from Cheshire, Milldale, Naugatuclx, Watertown, Woodbury (1O.35 A. M.) and Middlebury.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-22
Thespian Club osady najsv. Trojice
ma predstavenie sobotu nedel'u
Jednodejtvove hry vystupy hudba programe Je po
sene predstavene tto sezony ale velm pen6 zabavne
vsetci slovac Mahoning doll ny sd srdecne pozvani

"Thespian Club" osady mai
svatejsej Trojice Struthers u
sporiada teraz sobotu, %. jd-
ma popoludni 0 2. hodine a Y
nedel'u, "a. juna vecer 0 pol 8.
iodine vel'ke zabavne a pouc-
ne predstavenie v osadnej hale,
ma ktore je ct. obecenstvo 1cti.
We povolane.
Predstavene budn jedno ak.
tovky, vystupy hudobne kh.
sky. Osoby a hry s1 nasledov'
ne:
"Huslista'' - 81. Helena Ba.
kalar, Peter P. Gura, Jan Wag.
ner, Stefan Shrek a Peter Ce.
plice.
"Priatel'sky manzel" "-Slecny
Margaret Wagner a Julia G.
Gura. ..s-
"Mush & Poke"-John Ma
Gala a Peter Ceplice.
Passing the Buck -Slecny
Helen Adams, Margaret Maca
la, Margaret Kochis a Maria
Stroney.
"I don't Want Nothing
81. Mary Tarajcak Fred Yu
has.
who's Who In the Home
Sleeny Maria Cekel a Helen Pc
povich a PIP. Juraj Novak
Michal Novotny.
Aunt Harriet's Night Out
PAM Jozef Novak, Jan Ma
Gala a slecny Maria Wagner {
Maria Stanaseck.
Oct off my Foot -Mieha
Novotny Emil E. Gura.
"Hill Billies"-Pavel Jal
Wagner a Juraj a Micha
Smrek.
Emil Novak zahra viacer'
pekne k1sky ma t'ahacej harmo
nike a Stefan Sedlak zaspiev'
niekol'ke sOla.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-22
sPALIL OBET sVOJEJ
NEoPATRNOSTI

Inzinier Homer Sanders 70
Sharonu fumigoval tam jeden
byt otravnymi plynami. Dom
nezamknul a odisiel. Do domu
sa dostala 4-rocna Leah Dilley,
kde sa nadychala otravy a 20
mrela. Sanders, bojac sa ire
stu, wal mrtvolu a spalil ma
jednej farme. Jeho zlocin Dol
objaveny tax, ze no l'udia vi
deli NEST Cost v blankete, kto.
ry wal fumigovan6ho domu.
Diet'a bolo hl'adane cd 8. do
Is. j1na. Myslelo sa, ze bolo u.
kradene. Sanders sa primal k
cinu a Dol zatknuty.
Vysetrovanie tohto pripadu
viedol okresny pomocny zalob-
ca pan Misenko.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-22
Stav ciat v slovenskej Ege
Vyhra Priehra Pct

Hry ma nedel'u
Nsv. Trojice New Deal Lun-
ches V Hubbard.
Campbellski Slovaci Wood
en- Shoes V Gordon parku.
Mena Jezis Farrellcanmi
vo Farrell.
Warren s catou P. Marie v
1dora parku.
Lansingyille S. Haseltonom ma
Oakland hrisku.
Sv. Petra a Pavla so stru.
therskymi Slovakmi v Struth.
ers.
Jednou najprekvapuj1cej-
sich hier nedePu bola hra
medzi catami M. Jezis a Stan
kovou catou strutherskych Slo-
vakov. Jozef Hospodar Dol v
dokonalom stave q hadzal pre-
Steeltoncanov Wit 'azn1 hru 9
ku 0. Hospodar dal len tri Ma
hodile zabity a NAL Struthers-
canov dplne ma milosti. Nivert,
najlepsi udierae lobby v lfge
nemohol udriet' ami raz v troch
nastupoch po prvy raz v tejto
sezone. Knapik 20 Steeltoneanov
skolektoval jednu duplu a jed.
nu triplu.
Steeltoncania pojdu ma nede-
lu do Farrell. Bude to tuhy
boz, akych malo byva. Komu
by bolo d'aleko do Farrell ist' ,,
mech pride do Gordon parku v
Campbell, kde campbellskf Slo-
vaci chcl porazit' dosiaP nepo
razenn catu Wooden Shoes.
No al inc hry bud1 pine Eau.
Jimavosti. Vsetky caty Sloven.
skej AA Baseball Lfgy sl v pr
votriednom stave. Id'te sa DO.
divat' ma ich hry.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-22
YAHRLING-RAYNkK
ZAKLADA HUDOBNf Sla]
Pan Moltchan bude cvHite1so1
Slovensh chlapci q diev6a<
prihlaste sa!

Znamy hudobnicky obchod,..
Yahrling-Rayner Music Compa.
ny, nachodiaci sa v {. 3O6 M.
Federal ST., organizuje detskfI
bandu al orchestra pod vesle-
MIN znameho slovensk6ho u6i
tepa hubby, p. Jozefa Moltchas
ma. Pan Moltchan Dol kapelmajs
strom vo svetovej vojne, alo|
tiez v armade Mexiku, III
Filiplnach a v Texas a ma velss I
XII hudobn1 zk1senost'. Pm
Moltchan Je nateraz spravcoua
jedneho oddelenia u Yahrlin8-
Rayner Music Co., najstarxieho
.hudobnickeho obchodu v meste.
Tiez reparuje hudobne nastroies
Je ueitel 'om ma vsetky bando
We orchestralne nastroje .
Gina tdto skolu pre- slovensk TILL
chlapcov a dievcata, ktorf III
chceli vstdpit do handy aleo
crchestry. Neplatf sa ziadne IS
pisne. Pfste alebo prid'te ao
Yahrling- -Rayner Music co. 0
w. Federal st. a p. Molte &
vam da vysvetlenie. Pan M
tchan preklada slovensk6 M 7
cky a da poradu Slov&kt y "a
kazdej hudobnej zalezitoat
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-22
Schodza Okresu
" cisiel K. J,

Ma bud1ci utorok vecer, dna
>26. j1na, Okres cisiel IKSJ. bu.
de vydrziavat' schodzu v Slo.
venskom dome v Struthers, ME
pri osade najsv. Trojice. Mech
81 tohto vsimne kazdy zastupca
a pride do Slovenskeho domu,
aby nebolo nedorozumenie. Ma
sch6dzi pridu ma pretras iste
vazne zalezitosti, tykaj1ce sa
drthej polovice baseball seze.
ny. Pojednavat' sa bude al o
inych veciach. Slovensky dom
je ma brehu v Struthers.
Jan B. Hassay, tai.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-22
Carnegie Steel Co.
tiez postavi mlyn
Uradne bolo oznamene, ze mlyn
postaveny bude v Mcdonald.
Stavba potrva devat' mesiacov.

Carnegie Steel Company v
Pittsburghu dradne oznamila,
re postavi "continuous strip
mill" v Mcdonald pri Youngs-
towne a poziadala uz strojarne
o nabidky. Tento mlyn ma siro-
ke ocel'ove plechy bude stat o.
kolo desat' milionov dolarov
a postaveny bude behom devat'
mesiacov. Miesto pre- mlyn bolo
uz vyhliadnute. Mlyn bude po.
dobny, aky postavf Sheet and
Tube Co. v Campbell.
Tento mlyn bude potrebovat'
ocep z Ohio Works ma Steel.
ton. To znamena, ze nasi Steel
toncania budd mat Wac prace
pri martinskych peciach. V Nc
Donald tiez Slovaci pracujd.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-22
Stav ciat v Jednotarskei ige

Hry ma nedel'u
Struthers Youngstownom
no Shady Run.
Lansingville Farrellcanmi
vo Farrell.
Campbell so Steeltonom ma
Borts hrisku.
Haselton oddychuje.
V nedel'u skoncila sa prva
polovica sezony Jednotarskej
llgy so Steeltonom ako Wit a
zom, ktory zostal neporazeny.
Hned' "a patami mu bol Hasel-
ton, ako v minulorocnej sezo-
ne. Haselton premohol vsetky
caty, iba steeltonsk1 ME.
Section 81 zabezpeeil to prve
miesto nedel'u porazenlm "a.
ty strutherskej 5 ku 2. Boil to
tuhy BOZ pre- Steeltoncanov,
ktorym hrozila porazka. ODE
caty maly az do 7. iningu po 2
obehy a hra sa mala skoncit' v
tom iningu. Potrebne bolo ich
osem, aby Steelton zvit'azil. Ze
Steeltoncania vyhrali, d'akovat
maju Stasovi, Hlebakovi, Jano.
simu a Ferencemu. Posledny O.
krem dobrej prace S kyjom, al
vyborne hadzal, dajdc len asi
zabitov vystrajkujlc 9. Ia
podmanen1 catu "l'avak' Ore.
mic vystrajkoval 8 SteeltonSa-
nov dal len 4 zabity.
V hre Haselton-Lansingville
zvft azil Haselton 5 ku 2, Gin
81 zabezpecil druhe miesto v Ii.
ge.
V hre medzi Youngstownom
a Campbellom ma Lotus hrisku
ktorej sa prizeralo mnozstvo di.
vakov, Youngstown zvit 'azi]
sk6rom II ku 7. Vit'azi dostali
IL zabitov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-22
Schodza Slov.-Am.
Polit. Federacie
Bude v pondelok vecer v skole
osady sv. Cyrila q Metoda.

Schodza Slovenskej Ameri-
ckej Politickej Federacie Ma
honing okrese bude ma ponde.
lok vecer skolskej miestnosti
osady sv. Cyrila a Metoda pol
s. iodine (25. j1na).
Prosim, ably kazdy delegat
boil pritomny, lebo pridu ma
pretras vel'mi vazne veci.
Podane bud1 zprayy ohl'a.
dom republikanskej demokra-
tickej strany. Precitane budd
al listy cd senatora Bulkleyho
a kongresmana Coopera v "a
lezitosti Wagnerovej predlohy.
Prosim, aby nasledovnf dele
gait boil prftomni:
Youngstown: Jozef Yavor-
sky, Jan Krispinsky, Jozef j.
schromofsky, Stefan Herman.
Lansingville: Jan Janci, 10.
zef Maruskin, Anton NJ. Palko-
vic, Jozef Rehak.
Haselton: Michal Bartos, A.
j. Hamrak, Martin Lipka, Jan
Basista, Jan Hnat.
Steelton: Andrej Dolak, An.
drej Panda, Pavel Roth, Stefan
Baca.
Campbell, Slovensky: Juraj
vargo, Emro Zetts, Jozef Gwen
gros, Juraj E. Prokop.
Struthers: Michal Kapusta,
Jozef Macejko, Peter P. Bobby,
Jan KociS.
Campbell, Sv. jana: Juraj
Kukula, Jan Kadilak NIL, Ste
fan Klucar, Jan saroSy.
Steelton P. Marie: Jack Fif-
flick, Michal Bretsko, Stefan
Sopkovich, Stefan Kusner.
Youngstown, zensky: Mrs,
Steve Slifka, Mrs. Steve Her
man, Mrs. Mary Kubina, Mrs,
Cecilia Klein.
struthers, zenskyy: Mrs. Ju'
liza Danko, Mrs. A. Hanzei
Mrs. Mary Koval. /.
ta
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-22
Oceliarsky strajk
sotva bude
strajk Dol odlozeny, medzitym
vlada bude vyjednavat' medzi
robotnictvom q oceliarnami,

Oceliarsky Strajk bol odloze-
ny do 80. jdna konvenciou A.
malgamated Association, odby.
vanou Pittsburghu v piatok
minuleho tyyzdna. Konvencia DO.
verila Majka Tighe, predsedu
Amalgamated unie vyjednavat'
S oceliarnami vladou. Tighe
sa vyslovil, Ee strajk nebude,
ak vlada vymenuje tri-clenovy
neutrality vybor ma riesenie spo-
ru. Poc1va sa, ze oceliarne s1i
tiez "a taky vybor, ale poEadu-
j1 minoritne zast1penie v ko-
lektivnom vyjednavani, v pade
by unie vyhraly vo vol'bach.
Unie nastoja ma tom, ze vacsi-
ma bude panovat' a kolektfvne
vyjednavat'.
Kongres pred rozijdenim w.
niesol docasny zakon o urovna-
vani sporov medzi robotnictvom
priemyslom. Tento zakon da-
va vel'ku moe prezidentovi a
prezident Roosevelt sa vyslovil,
re ak sa unie a oceliarne nedo-
hodn1, pouzije zakona pro-
speech verejneho dobra. To ne.
znamena mic inc, ako ze strajku
mcdowell vypukn1t'.
Prezident je teraz Won z Wa
shipgtonu a cely spor dal do
r1k ME NRA, ale 81. .Perkinso.
vel, tajomnicke departmental
prace. Ona sa vyslovila, ze je
ista, re sa dosiahne dajaka do.
hoda medzi oceliarnami a unia-
mi. Mike Tighe, predseda A.
malgamated unie odisiel z Wa
shingtonu a ponechal vec 70.
botnictva v rukach Williama
Greena, predsedu Amer. Fede.
racie Prace. @
Prezident Roosevelt vrati sa
ma pondelok do Washingtonu a
zasiahne do situacie.
Zakon, vyneseny kongresom
ma urovnavanie sporov medzi
robotnictvom priemyslom je
docasny. Manifesto neho vyne.
seny bude novym kongresom
uz po druhy rag prepracovanJ
zakon Wagnerov. Docasny "a.
kon Dol preto vyneseny, lebo
strajky hrozia vsade po kraji-
ne. V Youngstowne boly uz O.
celiarne prichystane ma strajk.
Postavene boly kuchyne v oce.
liarnach ma sytenie nestrajku.
j1cich robotnikov a ohrady O.
kolo dielni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-22
15-ROCNE DIEVtA
v BIELoM OTRf)(

Vo stvrtok youngsto13l
detektivi Jeffrey q FickA &
prisahali zatykac ma Ms i
mon, 355 3. Boardman
drzala Y bielom otroctyc
l5-rocne dievca. Dieyca bo
uzivane k nemravnyym
"a diva tyzdne. Mary Sino
arestovana . jej vysluch
sudcom Lyonom bude AZ
delok.
Simonova je tiez pod
bondom, ze predayala
nezakonite q je ma jedn6
podmienecnej slobode
jimanie ukradnuty tych ve
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-22
zELEzNICIARI DOsTANt
sTAROBNG PENZIU

Kongres prijal zakon, podl'a
ktoreho zelezniGni zamestnan-
ci, potion vyse million, dosta-
vat bud1 penziu. Ma penzijn1
zakladinu bud1 platit' zelezni6-
ne spolocnosti dve tretiny q ro-
botnfci jednu tretinu. Tieto pc
maze bude opatrovat' admi-
nistrovat' federalna vlada. Ro-
botnik po 80 rokoch sluzby pr
zeleznici bude opravnent na
penzin. zeleznice, ktore terra,
plata pehziu, odovzdajd svoje
xAkladiny vl6de "a d'alxie w
ssS1 Z Z ~ s iss
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-22
Novy slovensIk
obchod zele
P. Mattel 6ixmAr otvoeil n |
lee Woods Hardware
Druhy obchod ma M e
Ave. ux viac ro1rov.

Slovaci v Youngstown M $
Ease Q jeden obchod viae IS 3
znamena, We sa name K zipS &
Pan Matej Cizmar, ktor
dlhsie roxy ma obchod xeleS
a farbou ma 807 South Ave.
tvoril nedavno podobnt q d ~ u
chod ma 1856 E. Midlot
Blvd. pod menom Brownle
Woods Hardware Store. " toi
to obchode, ako j ma South As|
predava kazdeho druhu zel
ny kovovy tovar, hraGky, aIS aIS
i sklo vyborn1 garantov 81 81
farbu. Slovaci ma LansingviII
maju teraz ma blfzku slovenS1
obchod, V ktorom sd pc sloveil
sky a po krest'ansky obsluho
vanf. Pan Cizmar predava tos
var len tel najlepsei kvality
"a najnRsie ceny. Kazdy - 81
Jeho tovarom spokojny. Jeho
obchody vrele odpor1came We
tkym Slovakom ma Mahoning
doline.
Panu Cizmarovi gratulujenn
k podnikavosti prajeme Il, ~
by no Slovaci podporovali j u
podnikavosti nasledovali. Len
tax sa dozijeme pokrcku.
Inych slovenskycb obchodnf-
kov ale ziadame, ably nasle1I Io-
vail prikladu p. CKmara oll
sovali svoj tovar ' nasicai
vinach. Svoj k svojmul
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-22
81. ANNA MANDUL.A
MAL.A KRAsNY sOBk$

81. Anna Dorota Mandula,
dcera p. Michala j. Mandulu a
jeho manzelky, mala v utorok
dopoludnia sobaS v chr&me ~.
Cyrila a Metoda. Stala sa man.
zelkou Clarence ]. Dependant.
Krasne sobasne obrady vykonal
Rev. Michal M. Tondra. Ma or
game dojemne hrala 81. Dorota
Schromofsky. Druzicami boly
81. Anna Cizmar i 81. Maria Ri
ia Mandula, jej sestra. Mlado-
manxelia odceeto toyali IA sYadob-
- = y y y; " sss
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-22
BOJKOT NECUDNYCH
OBRAZOv SA SfRI

Bojkot necudnych pohybl-
vych obrazov, zapocaty katoli-
ckymi vrchnost'ami v Spoj.
Statoch, siri sa protestant
skych cirkvach nabera kra-
.jinskych rozmerov. V Youngs-
towne zapisalo sa do 'Lfgy cud-
nosti' vyse 10000 l'udi, ktorf sa
zaviazali, ze ma necudne pohyb-
live obrazy nebud1 chodit'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-22
PENZIJNA URADOVNA
SA NACHODf " KORTE

Uradovna pre- vybavovanie
zale3itostf spojenych so starob-
nou penziou otvorena bola vo
stvrtok prizemi budovy okr.
s1du ma Market st. Tam sa
treba hlasit' 0 vyplnenie zia-
dosti 0 starobnl penziu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-22
Prva svata o1nsa
Rev. C.. Krarnara
SldGt' ju bude o 1890 v nede.
l'u dopoludnia v chrame naisv.
Mena Jezis.

Rev. Cyril j. Kramar, ktory
Dol v nedel'u vysvateny "a mi.
sionarskeho knaza v iMaryknoll
Seminary v State N. Y, bude
spievat' svoju prvd vel'kd sv.
omsu v kostole osady Mena Je.
lis ma Steelton teraz v nedel'u,
"a. juna o 1890 dopoludnia.
Po sv. omsi bude k pocte no.
veho knaza recepcia v osadnom
auditoriume.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-22

vane "a prve v cinnosti "a bla.
no mesta a okresu.
Slovenskej mladezi moze byt'
p. Friedman vzorom. Chudobny
14-rocny chlapec, temer sam v
tomto cudzom syete, vysvihnul
sa behom rokov syojou usilov-
nost'ou ma jedno z najvyznam-
nejsich postayeni ' Mason me-
ste. Je cteny, je ,vazeny, je
vodcom. Prfklad hoden nasle.
dovania.
g Fried dmanovi srde6nx
- 81 si;, N.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-22
POCET NUDZNYCH
sNfzENY MA $500

Allied Council oznamuje, ze
pocet n1dznyeh rodin, ktore
podporuje, upadol ma $500 v
poslednych dnoch. Jedneho Ca.
su ich bolo vyse 1000. Mnoho
n1dznych dostalo poslednom
case pracu v oceliarnach a vyse
1900 pracuje ma RWD pracach.