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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1934-11-22

spent the weekend in Fairmont.
William Sanders and family spent
Sunday near Bayard, where they were
guests of Mrs. Emma Conneway.
Miss Lena Slabach, Mrs. Frank
Shaffer, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sisk and
S. W. Slabach spent Sunday after
noon visiting friends in Hartmons-
vile and Elk Garden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Burkholder re-
Gently visited friends in Eglon.
Mr. and Mrs. Parker Jordan and
children, of Ben Bush, were here with
home folks on Sunday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1934-11-22
AVILTON

Butchering and husking corn is the
order of the day in this community,
and some blowing of fields is also be-
ing done by our wide-awake farmers.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Alexander and
Earl Alexander and family, of Acct
dent, visited at the Jesse Merrill home
here on Sunday.
Justice George B. Brown was called
to Pennington, Pa, on Monday to at
tend the funeral of his brother, John
Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Fike and Mrs.
Fannie Weitzell attended the funeral
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1934-11-22

A party was given at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. MILFORD Warne on Sat-
urday evening. There was a large
crowd present and the evening was
spent in playing games. Refresh
ments were served.
The Washington times., 1934-07-10

the stormers, the consequences OF
that riddance will be that Ger
many for the first time since Hit.
ler came in power will have an op-
portunity to reestablish jurisdic-
ton of law.
It may be Nazi law and in many
points unacceptable to democratic
conceptions of justice, but even
Nazi law is preferable to the arbi-
trary tyranny of those stormerS
whom Hitler shot.
For Germany nothing could be
more important than this change
for once more Germans may hope
to recover some Of the more pri.
mary human rights to personal
security which the despotic reign
Of the stormers has taken from
them.
May Open Way
For the outside world the de.
struction of the powers Of the
storm troopers could have one OF
the most important results. Con.
ceivably it may open the way to
armament agreement with France.
Such agreement seems very re.
mote at this moment, but the
existence of Hitler's huge Brown
Army was always one of the prin.
cipal reasons that France refused
to treat with them.
The Washington times., 1934-07-10
FRANCE IS WAITING NEXT BERLIN MOVE

Stahlhelm, or Steel Helmets, or
National Socialist Frontfighters,
as they were called after their
amalgation into the Nazi scheme
of things, also to take a months
holiday.
The storm troopers or Brown
Shirts, already are on a holiday
of a month, which probably will
be extended and which began the
day after their leaders were exc
cuted against the firing wall.
The Stahlhelms are prohibited
to wear their uniforms except on
August 2, the anniversary of Ger
many's entry into the World War
which is always observed in Ger
many with parades and patriotic
meetings.
The object in imposing q
months leave of absence on the
Stahlhelm men was described
here as two-fold. First, to grant
rival bodies no opportunity for
conflict during the reorganization
Of the huge Brown Army, which
formerly was the command of the
late Ernst Roehm.
The governments determina-
tion to strike at food profiteers
was seen in today's arrest of a po-
tato dealer named Franz Radtke
in Gelsenkirchen, Westphalia
! charged with selling potatoes at
| 100 per cent profit.
The Washington times., 1934-07-10
Continued from Page -

Continues from rage ~
aRy proposal, no matter whence
It comes, so long as any posi-
bility appears through such .
proposal to reach an under
standing on the basis Of mutual
respect.
"The German people are
equally ready to defend their
honor with blood"
It Is considered possible that
Hitler may make France a more
specific proposal than ever before
to come to an understanding.
In any case he intends to try
to convince the world that If war
comes it will not be Germany's
fault.
Not all the results of Germany'S
latest crisis have been bad results
either for Hitler or for Germany
AS neutral Germans see it, the
principal items on the credit side
are first the storm troopers have
virtually disappeared. Their two
to three million will be reduced
to a maximum Of 100000 entirely
diSarmed.
A Good Radiance
The consequences of this event
will be enormous. Hitlerites may
be excused for bewilderment at the
first reaction of the outside world
which condemned the killings of
Roehm a nd his confederate. It
was the stormers and particularly
their brutal leaders like Roehm,
Heines and Ernst whom the out.
side world most disliked.
However justified may be the
criticism of methods used against
The Washington times., 1934-07-10
F FARLEY SILENT
ON ELECTION
!. PROSPECTS

Postmaster General James A.
Farley, chairman of the Demo.
cratic national committee. who
announced from the very begin
ming of the movement for pro-
hibition's repeal that sit was in
the bag" isn't being quite so con-
fident at this stage Of the game
so far as the November elections
are concerned.
Mr.. Farley, who is about to
leave on a tour of the country to
cook up additional Democratic
votes, right now is keeping "off
the record" on the question Of
how he looks at the prospects
for the Democrats in November.
Cagey on Predictions
- OF course, the Democratic gen.
eralissimo believes that the Re
publican leaders "have no more
notion that Republican success
is possible next November than
/ have" but he is still very cagey
about making any statement on
how the Democrats will fare.
It remains for a later date to
have a pronouncement from Mr..
Farley on how large the gains
will be in the Senate and how
small the losses in the House,
but in any event, Genial Jim"
will make the first of six weeks
worth of political speeches which,
it is hoped, will elect Democrats
and more Democrats in both
Houses of Congress.
Takes Rap at Fletcher
He takes a crack today at the
chief on the other side of the
fence, Chairman Henry Fletcher
of the Republican national COM
mittee. about whom he says:
''Mr. Fletcher sees ahead, IL
the Democrats continue in
power, chaos and national
bankruptcy, dictatorship, COM
munisIn, and he probably would
have included nudism among
his ismS If he had thought Of
it.
II recall another eminent
Republican statesman once an.
nounced that if he were not re-
elected, grass would grow in
the streets of our great cities.
And we have yet to hear of
anybody going haying on
Broadway, State Street, or any
other Of the great city thor
OughfareS."
Plans 15-State Trip
Mr.. Farley will leave Thursday
to attend the annual convention
of the Postmasters' Association
of California. to be held at San
Jose, July 20, and inasmuch as
he is taking such a long trip,
he decided to throw in a lot of
political speeches coming and go
ing.
There are IS States in his
itinerary and although there will
be some post office dedicating
en- route, there seems to be lit
tie doubt that all the speeches
will be political.
After surveying the state of
the Democrats in all these States,
Mr.. Farley believes he will be
better able to predict the results
of the November elections.
The Washington times., 1934-07-10
MISS SNOW TO SPEAK

Miss Jessie L. Snow. executive
secretary of the Marylan d
branch of the League Of Nations
Association, will address the sum-
mer school of the University of
Maryland tomorrow morning at
11:15.
The Washington times., 1934-07-10
NEWslES GET FREE SHOW

Sixteen washington Times
home delivery boys in the Silver
Spring area will be the guests
of the manager of Silver Spring
theater tonight at 1880 p. m,
when they will view a showing OF
the Baer-Carnera fight picture.
The Washington times., 1934-07-10
WOMAN WOUNDED

Minnie Stewart, colored, "a, of
the 14O0 block of Sixth st. N. w"
is in Freedmens Hospital in
critical condition from a gunshot
wound in the back received, police
say, in an argument early today
with w. Neophria Howard, colored,
At, of the 700 block of Rhode
Island Ave. N. w.
The Washington times., 1934-07-10
BIBLE SCHOOL OPENS

Daily Vacation Bible School of
Cherrydale, Va, opened yesterday
and will continue for several
weeks. Pupils can be enrolled
from kindergarten to high school
age.
The Washington times., 1934-07-10
Steel Helmets Ordered
To Take Months Leave
BY PIERRE HUS!

BY PIERRE HUSS
BERLIN, July 10 UN.SO.
More uniforms are to disappear
from the German streets. The
government today ordered the
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-04-20
"KATOLfCKE SLOVENSKO".

Je to vzacna kniha, ktora by
nemala chybovat' v ziadnej do
macnosti katolickeho inteligen-
ia. Objem Ss4x11A. Obsahuje
656 tlacenych stran, 80 stran
ilustracii, farebne obrazy, ma
pu. Elegantne v platne viazana.
Cena 200 kordn. Vydal Spolok
sv. Vojtecha Trnave.
V tej knihe s1 shrnute dejiny
katolickej kultdry cd pociatku
pokrest' 'anenia Slovakov az po
dnesne easy. Obsahuje soznam
kostolov kedy holy postave.
ne; tiez i knazov v mich 1cinku-
jdcich; podobne al katolfcke
skoly a domy katolickych orga-
nizacif. V6bec cinnost' katolikov
po celom Slovensku je zaujima-
We opisana, tax so strany kul-
t1rnej, politickej a hospodar-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-04-20

fudu melody vohnane do otvore-
neho vzb1renia z obav pred
hladovanim. Masy pudu zacho.
valy svoju vieru vo svojej Via
de a v naj6iernejsich hodinach,
ked. hospodarske srdtenie bolo
blizke, vlada ospravedlnila do
veru l'udu svojimi odhodlanymi,
1cinnymi a guraznymi cinmi.
A preto SINE nemali potrebu
organizovania armady ciernych
kosiel, hnedych kosiel' alebo
cervenych kosieP ma. zavedenie
diktat1ry a ma nasilne ko-ordi-
novanie vyyroby a rozdel' 'ovanie
potrieb zivota. Ale "a cas- tento
|narod ako celok uznal m1drost
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-04-20

skej. Nazriet' do tejto knihy je
tax, ako by sa nazrel do zrka-
dla, kde sa clovekovi predstavf
jasny obraz vsetkeho, Go je 8
katolictvom spojene. Je to wa
cne dielo, vedecky spracovane,
ktore verne opisuje pociatok,
rozvoj a pritomn1 dobu kato-
lfckeho zivota jeho vodcov, '
minulosti a pritomnosti.
A v tejto knihe nezabudlo sa
ami ma slovenskych katolfkov '
Amerike. Udane ST Y nej kato.
licke organizacie, casopisy, ko-
stoly skoly, mnohe z Mich 8
vyobrazenfm.
Objednavky ma knihu "Kato.
licke slovensko" prijfma . W.
bavuje Rev. Stefan Ko6iS, e13
N. Lakeview Ave-, Youngstown,
Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-04-20

dobrovol 'nej mobilizAcie na1ich
narodnych zdrojov pod vedenfm
narodnej vlady dl'a nartchlo
sostaven6ho, ale premyslene pl&-
novaneho programu, aby bolo
zaistene vyhovenie potrebam
| 'udu obchodnymi podnikmi ma
roda. A "a Gas majitelia . SPRAY.
covia vel'kych obchodntch q f.
nancnych lstavov v krajine, az.
kol'vek neisti, zmStenf a pochy-
bovacni v 16inkoch tychto spo-
jenych namah, kooperovai '
|programe; niektori nechutne .
lpolovicate, niektori odusevnene
a len niekolkymi rezervacia-
mi. (DokonGenie bud1cne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-04-20

sko - kostol, mali by sa okolo
neho osadzovat' a tax behom
casu stvorit' politickd silu v jed.
nej warde. Vo Warren sd al i.
nj Slaviani, s ktorymi treba
spolupracovat', ako to lansing
villskf Slovaci urobili, a tax sa
do6ijd dspechu. Hlavna vec ale
je, aby tych 1,10O hlasov vzdy
slo> ma kandidatov, ma ktorych
sa ushodn1. TAX sa hned' sta.
nd vaznym politickym cinite-
Pom, 8 ktorym sa politikari ne.
budd m6ct' zahravat'.
Podla cenzusu zr. 1880 '
Trumbull okrese byva 5000 Slo.
vakov, toho poctu vyse 1900
vo Warren. Slovaci tam pracu.
il hlavne u Republic Steel kor.
poracie. Mnoho ich je remesel.
nikov, ale obchodnfkov majd e
ste malo a preto mali by sa OBJ
chodu Wac venovat'. A budd sa,
ked' budd terajsich svojich oh.
chodnfkov 70 raz to lepsie pod.
porovat'.
Slovensky obchodnfk je vel.
Ky tinitel' v slovenskom 1.-Two.
te. Obycajne no vidiet' zapriah'
nuteho do prace Y osade, v spoil.
koch, a vo vsetkej tinnosti, SINE.
ruj1cej k pokroku. A tiez maj.
Wac obetuje. Cfm Wac obchod.
nfkov, 6fm Wac majetnejsich
l'udi, ttm Wac pokroku. Vidf
me to u Aidov.
Ten mas jediny slovensky ma.
yor v Amerike, pan Franek, q
|s MIN j p. MiSenko, zasl6ki 81
kredit, ze tax chodi povzbudE 20
vat a oduzevnovat' Slov4ko,
az vo dvoch St6toch. Met sn&d
nedeli, zeby Dol donna. Vsade he
volajd recnit' q on vsade ochot
ne ide. A jeho obl'dbenost' ra
site. Farrellskf SlovAci aida an;
nevedia, koho to maid, ale j
to vskutku pravda, 6e Slovacj
intch miest i'm no z&vidia a st
radi, ked' pride medzi mich
m6xu "a Y nom pokochat' . %
MIN poptdit'. Ked' prfdu vol
BY ! p. Fransk bude Enovu kan
didktom, Earrsllcania, Eabudni
- y yxoGlke in( - a = NE,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-04-20

kazdy Glen prispeje dolara.
PrednaSka skonGena bola "a.
spievanfm slovenskej hymny
"Hej, Slovaci", este pred 10.
hodinou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-04-20

sa cim skorej stall obtanmi q
zdeastnili politickeho zivota A.
meriky. Inc narodnosti mas Y
tom predbehly, musime teraz
dohanat', Go SINE zameskali.
Dalsfm recnfkom Dol ctihp.
Jozef A. Franek, mayor mesta
Farrell, Pa, ktory NAL krasnu
prednasku o pociatkoch Spoj.
Statov a Go znamena amerika-
nizmus. Hovoril, ze nemame prf.
einy sa hanbit' "a to, ze SINE
prisli neskorsie do Ameriky,
nez inf obcania. Hlavn& vec ie,
ze sme prisli ako cestnf, pocti-
vi a slobodymilovnf l'udia, O.
chotnf budovat' t1to vel'kd kra.
jinu. Nemusfme banovat', xe
SINE neprisli ma "Mayflower"
ved' med2i tymi pryymi pri-
st'ahovalcami holy prostitdt.
ky a vazenskf trestanci. ObGania
Ameriky sd opravneni, ably vse-
tky ich dietky, nielen bohacov,
dostaly najlepsiu telesnd i du-
sevn1 vychovu. Potion dal Slo.
vakom "a prfklad zidov, ako tt
vedia spolu drzat' a podporo-
vat sa. Vel'mi 81 cti zidov pre-
tdto ich ylastnost' a praje 81, a.
by Slovaci TAXI boil. ziadal
posluchacov, aby nasledovali
svojich vodcov, lebo vodcovia
sd potrebni pri vsetkom. Mayor
Franek recnil anglicky, ale 70.
bill poznamky kedy-tedy po slo.
vensky. Obecenstvo no odmeni.
10 vel'kym potleskom, ked' svo-
ju prednasku skoncil.
Ease vystdpil JoSko Bile&k so
svojim starsfm bratom a zaspie.
val vel'mi smiesnu slovenskd Pc
snieku Q ciganke. Tiez zatanco.
val cd zeme a zaspieval niekol'-
ko americkych piesnf. Jeho brat
Andrej zahral solo ''pol'ku". o.
becenstvo bolo celkom nadSene
mad ich vtkonom.
Nasledoval M. Mraz, redaktor
tychto novfn, ktort hovoril 0
kostole ako stredHku, okolo kto
reho sa zivot americktch Slo-
vakov toci; 0 slovensktch caso-
pisoch, skolach, spolkoch, klu.
boch a slov. obchodoch, akt w.
znam majd pre- slovenskt po-
krok q potion hovoril 0 dkoloch
slovenskych politicktch klubov
" Amerike a jake ich dosiah.
nut. Tiez vyztval prltomnt tch,
aby 81 ctili svojich vodcov, lebo
tax sa len seba uctia.
Prehovorili potion este mayor
Joslyn, ktort udal, xe je rodom
Sved, ze ss vo Sv6dsku marc.
dill; p. Grega pod'akoval recnf.
kom, ze 50 i'm Metallic prfst'
a zakoncil p. Seko vtzvou, aby
sa kazdt warrenskt Slovkk a
Slovenka stall 6lenmi tohto klu-
bu, ktory chce pracovat' - po.
krok warrensktch Slov6kov. Do
klubu ga prijfmajd terax Gleno.
via bez vstupneho = mesaxnt
prispevok je len 10c. Y pGde
smrti elena, klub vyplatf poso-
staltm tol iko dolkrov, kol 10
tmk \ ton - 1o1nu
q z sssI
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-04-20
WarrensE Slovaci mali vel'kl
poltickd prednasku v nedelu
Mayor Josyn mayor Franek ni retnl ochotn6mu posu
chaestvu Bcakove chlapc amene pobavil obecsnstvo

V nedel'u vecer usporiadal
Slovensky Obciansky Klub vo
Warren prednaskovy vecierok
v Moose Hall, ktory sa pekne
vydaril. Tento klub, ktoreho
predsedom je p. Andrej Grega,
ma dobrych pracovnfkov, ktori
sa snazia pozdvihn1t' slovensk1
kolonit vo Warren ma Gin vys-
81 stupen. I tato prednaska bola
usporiadana tym ciel'om. Zacala
sa zahranim a zaspievanim anne
rickej hymny, zacim 7-rocny
Jozko Bilcak, znamy j v Youngs
towne z jeho vystupu ma Steel
tone, zatancoval a zaspieval ako
dajaky opravdovy herec z povo-
lania. Jeho brat Andrej Blcak
no sprevadzal hrou ma vel'kej
t'ahacej harmonike, ktor1 ovla-
da skutoene umelecky. Tento
bod uviedol obecenstvo do do
brej nalady, v ktorej zostalo az
do konca a vypoeulo vsetkych
recnikov ochotne a S porozume.
MIN. IL!
Prednasku zahajil p. Jozef
P. Seko, popredny cinovnik slo-
vensky vo Warren, horlivy ma
rodovec, ktory srdecnymi slova-
mi privftal obecenstvo i ho-
st'ov a povedal niekol 'ko slov
o klube, ktory tito prednasku
sporiadal.. Klub Dol zalozeny
pred 6-7 rokmi, cd ktoreho Ca
su sa warrenski Slovaci zauji-
maj1 Wac o politicke otazky, a.
ko spredtym. Tiez povedal ME-
kol'ko povzbudzuj1cich SLOW, a.
by sa v praci "a pokrok neusta-
valo, ale stale pokracovalo.
Predseda klubu, p. Grega po-
tom uvadzal d'alsich recnfkov a
sam povedal pekn1 rec o schop-
nostiach slovenskeho naroda.
"Slovaci s1 tax schopnf, ako
ktorykol'vek my narod, len nam
treba svornosti, ably SINE my
boil ma predku hovoril.
Potion predstavil mayora me-
sta Warren, ctihp. B. Joslyn.a,
ktory recnil o t'azkostiach svoj-
no dradu a zlej financnej ST.
tuacii mesta, zapricinenej pre-
doSym administraciami. Nest
ska administracia dostava len
1c z kazdeho danoveho dolara
ma sprawl mesta; vsetko ostat-
ne ide ma platenie dlhov. Zia-
dial obcanov, aby hlasovali "a
vydanie bondov, ktorymi sa fl
nancna situacia mesta zlepsi a
bude to stat kazdeho majitel'a
5000 domu len SOC roene. Ak
bondy nebud1 odhlasovane, me-
sto musi prepustit' hasicov, kto-
ri teraz pracuj1 "a pol mzdy
plny cas- (ako Youngstowne)
a poist'uj1ce kompanie zvysia
poplatky "a poistenie proti ohnu
Wac, ako budd bondy stat
Predseda klubu vysvetlil rec
mayora po slovensky, ably jej
kazdy porozumel.
Nasledoval adv. McShank
| lMiSenko) 70 Sharon, pomocnt
fiSkns Mercer okresu, ktorf w
! MI nm neo ~
& ssss 81 sss@ ssS# AZ
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-04-20

ze p. Franek je jediny sloven-
sky mayor v Amerike. Teraz sa
name s cfm pochvalit' a chceme
sa mat cim chvalit' i NADIA.
lei.
Warrenskym Sloyakom vd'a-
ka "a priatelstvo a len neusta-
waite v zapocatej praci. Zacia-
tky vzdy byyvajd t'azke, ale
ked' sa vydrzi, potion to uz l'ah-
Sic ide. .. ...
V Ohio byva 184,698 Slova-
kov a Cechov, 175,608 Poliakov,
1895 Juhoslovanov, $1,000 Ru-
SOW. Tedy vyse pol miliona sla.
vianskych dust. Bola by to vel
ka sila, keby bola organizova.
ma.
Leon Trotsky, vecnt revolu.
cionar, ktoreho ruska sovietska
vlada musela vyhnat' z krajiny,
lebo po revoldcii chcel robit'
v Rusku revoldciu, arestovany
Dol pri Parlzi, kde NAL tajny
dkryt, ktoreho pripravoval
franc17sku a svetovd revoldciu.
Ked' ga no francdzska policia
spttala, 60 tam robf, odpovedal
jej: "Ja som starry spiklenec,
zaikladam $tvrtd Internaciona-
lu ma povalenie vSetktch vl&d
ma svete." Trotsky Dol vypove-
dany teraz 2 Francie.
Pred dvoma rokmi jeden ca.
risticky Rus zavrazdil francdz-
skeho prezidenta; pred niekol'-
ko mesiacmi druhy Rus, Stavi-
sky, zapricinil najva&l finan-
cny Skandal 70 Francii cd 25
rokov, pre- ktory tiekla krv ma
uliciach Parfka a kricalo sa
"Dolu republikoul" q te-
raz Trotsky kuje pixie ma po-
valenie Francdzskej republiky
|v samom srdci Francie.
Mozno je ' tom bozi prst. Kto
cital prfcinach pAdu Ruska,
0 ruskej protirevoldcii q inter-
vencii, 0 hroznom prelievanf kr-
We ruskei vo vojne j ' revolt.
| eli, dplnom zni6enf majetkov
Ruska ina pr. lon xelesnixnfNh
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-04-20
ROzHLAS YSN.

V nedelu Dol rozhlasovatel
vo Warren. Je to novina, lebo
tam este nikdy predtym nebol
ma dajakej slavnosti alebo sch6-
dzi. A banoval. Warrenski Slo.
v&ci ME sd horst cd n&s. S1 ta-
kf dobraci, ako vsetci Slovaci /:
len ma chlieb natriet'.
V poslednych rokoch warren
ski Slovaci urobili vel'kt po.
krok. Najvacsim je ich kostol.
Postavili 81 no v dobe,, ked' A
merika bola v najhlbsej JAIME.
K tomu treba ozaj slovenskeho
gur&6u. Ale ME div, ked' tam
maj1 knaza v osobe Rev. Jana
Kandra6a, mladeho, energick6.
no, cirkvi a n&rodu oddan&ho
Slovaka a ked' tam majf ia
ktch odusevnenych Slovakov,
ako ST PIP. Liptak, Seko, Grega,
Hamerlfk, Malay, Manovskt,
Koval q st& intch. Vo Warren
sd spolky vsetktch vacsich slo-
vensktch organizacif a najnov-
lie maj6 j vtbornd baseball Ia.
tn, ktor& bude hrat' Sloven-
skej Baseball Lfge Mahoning a
Shenango dolfn. T&to Data chce
byt' campionom, preto pozor, w
ostatn&.
Ked' NJ majt kostol, spolky
. kluby baseball tatu, chcd te-
rax dosiahnut' nejaktch politi-
cktch fspechov. Ako nam p. Sc
ko povedal, vo Warren je 1,100
registrovantch slovensktch 70.
k6ov, 20 je ME malickost' . o.
pr&vnenf 81 na fcast' ' spr&ve
mesta j okresu. Ked' budf svor-
nj, isteze "a 6spechov j na tom
to poll doxijf.
Warrensktch SlovAkov hati
rossypanost', ako nks. Bfvajd
|aS 70 trosh xastiach mesta. Ts.
- ~ laj 4 ug syes stEeH.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-04-20

Ako ssme minute pisali, I
kok dr. Wirta ma "modzgov.
rs hSho prezidenta Dol ca
st olis 3eobecneho 1toku nj
ssetky reformy, ktor'
Ida prevadza pre- obro
azaie M Fodneho hospodarstva
Drnaz r. Richberg, hlavnJ
rs vsyS4adca NRA, s ktorym 81
nasa 81 dAtel'stvo uz oboznamilc
na tycAfo stlpcoch, povedal mi
Aulelie tyzdna Ease jednu rec,
hGtsnu Mecitania a preto ju tt
prina asaAe v slovenskom prekla.
Nase hospodarske ozdravenie
sia sd " zaistenym - jestli sa
naIn podari priviest' a udrzat
al arseFne ozdravenie z otrav
~ iieinkov depresie ma nasu
b rodila myself. Muscle byt
xrejme kazdemu pozorovatel'o.
" Terejnej mienky, ako sa u
kazovala dennej tlaci "a po.
slednych sest' mesiacov, ze my
SCI pudu je v hodnom nepo-
riadku = naklonena k nepretr-
Mtym hysteriam radosti a III.
falstva a k zamienavemu sebe-
klamu, ze millennium je uz tu a.
lebo ze je svet ma pokraji "a
niku.
Toto je vel'mi nebezpecny du-
sevily atay. Jestli je rozsirovany
5 sou a silnou t1aeou, revo-
lucna cinnost' vybusneho druhu
bola by prirodzenym vysled-
kom. Jestli tlac nenapomaha, a.
le len spravne odzrkadPuje pa
nuj1cu dusevnu nerovnovahu,
je najvyssi cas-, aby zdravo.
mysliaci l'udia odlisnych politi-
ckych alebo hospodarskych ma
h'adov sa spojili a odradzali
senzacneho a fanatickeho publ
cistu cd zahravania 81 S napnu-
tymi nervami a surovymi pred
sudkami nasich zmatenych a d.
ho trpiacich obetf hospodarskej
nemoce.
Jednym vyznaenych dokla-
dov dusevneho neporiadku je
nedavna snaha mnohych skupin
konzervativcov i radikalov po-
tupoyat' pouzivanie modzgu pri
l66tenf nasich politicko,hospo-
d6rskych problemov; zurive
d6vodit proti akemukol 'vek
pl&novanemu hospodarskemu po
riadku q "a navrat k primitiv-
nym metodam zapasu, dfa kto-
1 r$1h spolocensky a hospodarsky
pekrok je nahodilym bocnym
produktom yol'neho vseobecne-
ho zapasu o zivobytie, v kto-
rom najlakomejsi a najbezo-
hRadnejsi zdedia zem kral'ov-
stFo neba bude najdene, jestli
kedy, len "a hrobom.
Toto nepriatel'stvo voci pou-
xlvaniu modzgov vo Wade ma
Dyoju historickn rovnobeznost'
ipadku prvsich civilizacii, v
Atortch I'll, Go drzali bohatstvo
3dedenf moe, zavrhli radu
mvsliteIov, ktori chcei kon-
4 tuktivnymi planmi verejnej
b by zlepsit' vseobecne blaho.
I! n o byvali mocnf sveta spolie-
~ - ma armady ma potlacenie
Dir6cif yydedenTch mas, "a
n6c, ze armady musia byt
$ne = obycajneho pudu a ze
pnecnom zapase, najate voj-
aa bud'to pripojf ku alebo
podmanene podcenovanou
luEy.
prftomnosti tax ako v mi
h je to nevedomost ME
nost', ktora robf nevzde-
chudobou trpiacich ro-
pv netrpezlivymi doekat'
6ensk6ho zlepsenia, cd
6ho bhho l'udu ma srdci
n mnxmi I, rozumom y
T ktorf Enajd ma
alona vfvine civilizo-
pryotn6hc