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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-23


Baby Take a Bow" Is the story
Of a young man Just out OF prison,
a girl who marries him because she
believes in him, and the result OF
their union. an adorable baby girl
who is the pride and Joy Of their
hearts.
Into the picture enters an escaped
convict and the theft Of some val
liable pearls from the home Of the
BOYS employer. Suspicion and
persecution by a self-styled detective
cloud the happiness Of the little
family. The thief, passing the fiat,
gives the jewels 70 the baby in order
70 avoid being caught with them IN
his possession.
The denouement grows more ex-
citing as the criminal returns and
takes the jewels and the baby TO
cover his escape.
After an exciting sequence OF
events, the gems are recovered, the
CulpTlt captured and Shirley, heroine
Of the hour, removes all suspicion
from her daddy.
A great deal Of comedy and hu-
man interest has been injected into
the scenes showing the camaraderle
and affection between the father
and baby and the episode Of the
child's birthday party affords Shir-
ley another opportunity to show her
talents as a singing and dancing en-
tertainer.
Included in the cast are James
Dunn and Claire Trevor as the
young father and mother, Alan
Direhart and other prominent
screen stars. Short subjects sup
Elementary to the main attraction
include the comedy. No Sleep on
the Deep" a cartoon entitled "Joe's
Lunchwagon," a Romantic Journey
reel and Fox MovietOne News.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-23

Cd Natural beauty spots Of Cali
fornia are used as background in
several scenes in Doctor Monica"
which stars Kay Francis. This
scene shows Miss Francis and
Warren William enjoying a second
honeymoon. The star is cast as a
lady doctor who specializes in chill
dren. Now on view at the Circle.
CD Leila Hyams is one of the
several women who figure in the
life of a popular novelist who
always makes heroines, good and
bad, out of his lady friends in real
life. Paul Lukas does that in
Affairs of a Gentleman" now at
the Lyric.
80 You will want this cute pic
ture of Shirley Temple and James
Dunn. They romp this way in
Baby, Take a Bow" now in its
second week at the Apollo.
"a Marion Davies goes in for
simple pleasures in Operator 49,"
which is now on view at LoeW's
Palace. Gary Cooper is pictured
here making love to Miss Davies
in an old-fashioned swing.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-23
5-Year-OId Girl Scores
Triumph in First Role
Talented Youngster Receives Capable Support From
Excellent Cast Including James Dunn.

Feyear-od Shirley Temple heraded the darling the
added list Of first
Take Bow the Apollo heater this charming little
been unanimously accepted public that
a
Shirley sport
freshness
importance
the Shirley
which the members Of the work
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-23
Good Names in Cast

Former stars of pictures and the
stage-including George Walsh, Hell
enc Chadwick, Tyler Brooke, Eddie
Borden and Jack Mulhall-have
been given parts by Mae West in
Paramount's "Es Amt No Sin"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-23
Bing Crosby HoOfer

The first time Bing Crosby, now
singing in She Loves Me Not, )"
came to Hollywood he and his pal,
Al Rinker, hoofed over the CahUen-
ga Mountain pass into the motion
picture capital.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-23
Beauties Win Contracts

Five of the eleven beauties whom
Earl Carroll brought to Paramount S
Hollywood studios for filming of
Murder at the Vanities," have been
given long-term motion picture
contracts.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-23

Ben Bernie, who is appearing with
his lads in Shoot the Works" has
thirteen instrumentalists and three
soloists in his band.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-23
Lee Was a Soldier

Lee Tracy was second lieutenant
in the army during the World war
and spent his enlistment training
recruits.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-23
Carole Wants to Paint

Carole Lombard is trying to teach
herself to paint by copying the
colored sketches made by Travis
Banton, Paramount fashion de-
Signer.
Evening star., 1934-08-16

cause OF the condition Of life, no dis.
tinction Of origin or nationality"
I'VE must join In one great con.
certed effort to live as brothers, the
children Of our Heavenly Father" he
said.
His sermon was given at the pom
tifical high mass In honor Of the feast
Of the assumption.
Services yesterday ended the FIRST
International Marian Congress ever
held In the United States. After .
day of study meetings, vespers and
other lesser services, the congress was
climaxed by an immense candlehght
procession up Rocky Butte, on which
the sanctuary is built.
Evening star., 1934-08-16

esters reported that II minor fires had
been checked and that victory was in
sight in the Selway National Forest Of
Idaho.
Famed into fresh activity by q
steady blaze, the Nelson-Selway fire
in British Columbia ragged out Of con-
troll last night and began advancing
toward the international boundary.
Efforts of fire crews to check the
flames proved futile and most Of the
men were withdrawn.
On Teton Pass, Is miles west Of
jackson Hole, Wyo., fighters were dog
gedly hanging to fire lines of blaze
that has ragged for three days and de-
stroyed more than $50 acres of timber.
Evening star., 1934-08-16

The outing will take place September
at Camp Let's. the Y. M. c. A. camp
on Rhode River.
Fifteen events, including games on
both land and water, have been ar
ranged by the Club Activities Com
mittee, with three prizes for each
event. A silver trophy will be present.
ed to the boy getting the highest
number of points in competition.
The Garden Club is composed Of 80
boys, ranging from to Is years, who
are being taught gardening under su-
pervision of w. R. Beattie of the Agri-
cultural Department, assosted by
Thomas Croyls. The gardens are
financed by the Civitan Club and are
Evening star., 1934-08-16

situated on Government-loaned prop
erty ON Benning road, near the East
ern Branch.
On Tuesday, August 81, the Civitan
Club will be the guest of President
Dan Forbes at an all-day outing at
his Summer home, on st. MargaretS
Island, on the lower Potomac.
Evening star., 1934-08-16
U. S, Planes in Race.

Of the 63 planes entered in the
London Melbourne air race, which be-
gins October 20. 81 are American, 16
British and six French and the 9TH
ers are from South Africa, Irish Free
State, India and New Guinea.
Evening star., 1934-08-16
PILGRIMS CALLED UPON
"LIVE AS BROTHERS"
Sermon by Cardinal Concludes
Marian Congress Held
at Portland, Greg.

BY the Associated Press.
PORTLAND, Oreg, August l6.-As
thousands Of pilgrims knelt before
him, Alexis NJ. Cardinal Lepecier told
the Marian Congress yesterday that in
right living there must be no dis
tinction of classes. no difference be-
Evening star., 1934-08-16
Tailored Robes, S2.s5

3 in white cotton with colored
stripes. Sizes 10 medium and
large,
in rayon with shawl collars.
In green and blue, medium and
large sizes.
Pairs of Pajamas in two-piece styles
and two-color combinations Rayon.
Sizes 16 and II. Were S5.95.
= Printed Negiigees in sheer and heavy
crepes. Synthetic fabrics. Sizes l6'
small. medium and large. WereS3g3
NEGLIGEEs, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1934-08-16
Krlitmore Guimpe
zoe bali Was 4Oc ball

40 Balls for crocheting and knit
ting berets, bags, ETC., in assorted
colors.
"a Glazed Chintz Pillows, IL inches
square, in assorted colors. Were 25c.
Model Crocheted Berets in gray.
green and brown. Were S1.75.
IS Stamped Canvas Envelope Bags,
with hookless fasteners and wool for
making Were 81. Now ...... .65c
Suede e-finished Pillows, waterproof.
with hookless fastener. Were 81.
5 Suede-finished Waterproof Covered
Pillows, in assorted colors. Were 81.
8 Iouneing Pillows. homespun cover
ine. red checked. Were Sl:25.
Model Hooked Rugs handmade,
oval, floral design. Were $3.50:
NOW ..'-...'s - 90
ART EMBROIDERY, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1934-08-16
BOYS GARDEN CLUB
TO BE GIVEN OUTING
Civilians Set Date for Event Sep.
tember Prizes to Be
Awarded.

Plans for its annual Boys Garden
Club outing were completed by the
Washington Civitan Club at a meet
ing Tuesday night at the Manor Club.
Evening star., 1934-08-16
MANY FOREST FIRES
REMAIN UNCHECKED
Several Minor Blazes Have Been
Subdued, but Situation
Continues Critical.

BY the Associated Press.
SPOKANE, Wash, August 16.-For-
est fire conditions in the Northwest
continued critical today, although for
Evening star., 1934-08-16
Playing Cards, 18c deck

, decks, 35c Ws5s SscE 2Se
50 Decks OF good quality playing
cards.
~ Desk Pads, with washable corners.
Variety of colors Size 12xl9. Were
Is vacuum Pens with transparent bar
relS. 14-karat gold points Were 65c.
Now .................. .4oc
STATIONERY, AISLE 2, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1934-08-16
Corsettes, s2.95
We're IS and So

IS of peach batiste with lace or
treco top. Sizes 32 to IS, 38 to
AZ.
: Maiden-Form Garter Belts of pink
or white satin. Sizes "a. % and 80
Were Sl.50. Now .,.....,,.... Csc
q WOodthrOp Semi-step-in Girdles OF
peach batiste and lastex. Sizes 20.
2s and 80. Were So. Now -. $3.95
/ Vasserette, one-piece. Evening style.
Medium size Was $40. Now. .S4.0S
CoRsErs, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1934-08-16

In the Trinity Forest Of California q
crew Of 500 was seeking to control o
fire on Smile front.
The Sheep Greek FIRE, in the Idaho
National Forest, which has burned
over $4,000 acres, broke bounds on one
side to challenge the efforts of 400 for
esters.
Hope was held today for control Of
the two major fires in the Selway For
est. Five other fires in idaho and
six in Montana were reported to have
been checked.
Evening star., 1934-08-16

Shoes to Be Made.
japanese will manufacture tennis
shoes in the Philippines.
Evening star., 1934-08-16
Sanitary Bloomers, 25c

We're Csc
II Flesh Rayon Sanitary Bloom
ers. In small, medium and large
sizes.
SO Pieces of Shelving in assorted
colors of chintZ. yards to piece. Was
20c to 30c yard. Now; 10c piece
Is Utility Bags for a locker to keep
clothing and accessories tosether.
B DAINTY Garment Dryers for dryins
clothing in limited space indoors
Were S1.15. AS is ............ .65c
NOTIONS, AISLE 81, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1934-08-16
Gifts Reduced

25 French Miniatures. Were 81.
Hand Decorated Wooden Cigarette
Boxes. Were $3.50. Now. 81
Pewter Vases. Were 81. Now $1.50
2 Carved Wooden Telephone Screens.
Copper Desk Lamp. Was S5.
Now ................ $500
GIFTS, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1934-08-16
Novelty Jewe1ry
Special Sc. J for ST

500 Pieces including clips, pins,
bracelets. earrings, neck | a ces S,
rings and neckbands, in assorted
styles.
Is Rings. composition. in assorted
colors. Were 81. Now ...... CSC
90 Pieces of Novelty Jewelry, including
necklaces. clips earrings, pins and
bracelets. Were Csc. Now 35c, for 81
NOVELTY JEwELRY, AISLE
FRS FLooR.
Evening star., 1934-08-16

IS Pairs of Sleeveless Rompers, button
on styles. Sizes to 3.
IL Dotted Swiss and Pique Coats. For in
fants. We're So and $3.50. Now. .$I95
So Sun Suits, broadcloth and seersucker. Sizes
/ to g. Were 75c. Now. .35c
II Tets Light Weight WoOen Coats. Were
S7.95 to S1o.95. Now. $495
INFANTS APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1934-08-16
Outdoor Thermometers
$50 We're 81

10 Outdoor Thermometers; red,
green, and yellow.
- Telescopes reduced:
3, were $3.50. Now. ...,s....$1.15
6. were 81 Now ...........1 15c
15 were 75c Now ....... soc
2, 8x3O Prism Binoculars Special $1S
OPTICAL SECTION, FIRST FLOOR.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-31
Y KALTORNII ZVffAZM
SOCIALIST IA GUVERNERA

V Kalifornii nominovany boil
demokratmi "a guvernera zna-
my socialisticky predak spi-
sovatel Upton Sinclair vyse
100, 900 hlasovou vacsinou. Sin
clair kandidoval ako demokrat,
ale so socialistickym progra.
nom. Ked' bude zvoleny, zha-
be neobr&ban6 role q da ich OBJ
rabat' nezamestnanemu robot.
nictvu. Tiez zhabe fabriky, kto-
re stoja uplne alebo ciastocne
a da ich nezamestnanemu 70.
botnictvu k dispozfcii, aby 81
zarabalo ma xivobytie. Matte.
'om sa zaplatia len dane . int
vydavky, ale Eiaden rent.
Sinclair povaxuie kapitalix.
mus "a system, ktorf - u
vyzil.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-31
"a NAVR,AT
SAARU NEMECKU

V nedel'u bolo v Coblenzi v
Nemecku vel'ke shromazdenie.
ktoreho sa z1castnilo 100000
Saarcanov. Recnil Hitler a va
bill Saarcanov, aby v bud1com
roku hlasovali "a navrat ich
hzemia Nemecku. Toto tizemie
bolo po Wit 'azstve spojencov cd
trhnute cd Nemecka a dane pod
sprawl Ligy Narodov a Francia
mala pravo dolovania zeleza v
tom dzem1 co bola ako nahrada
"a znieenie franc1zskych banf
nemeckym vojskom. Roku 1895
maj1 ebyvatelia Saaru hlaso-
vat, ci sa chc1 pripojit' k Ne
mecku alebo zostat' neodyislym
dzemfm pod ochranou Ligy Ma
rodov A preto Nemecko pre-
vadza vel'k1 agitaciu "a jeho
navrat. Saar prisldcha hospo-'
darsky k Elsas Lotrinsku, kde
sd ve'ke uhol'ne dolly a zelezne
hute. Saar ma 100000 obyvate-
l'ov, skoro vsetko sd Nemci. Ne
mecko chce Saar nazad i preto,
lebo potrebuje saarsku zeleznd
rudu pre- svoje zeleziarne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-31
MUNICIARI MAJt
sPOJENIE s EUROPOU

Sto 1radnfkov municnych to-
varni v Spoj. Statoch bolo pred
volane svedcit' pred senatnym
vyborom vysetrujdcim valecn1
propaganda. Senatny vybor W.
zradil, ze americkf municiari
maj1 spojenie $ europskymi a
ze Sir Basil Zaharoff, naceln1k
municnych trustov v Europe,
dopisuje 81 americkymi vyrob-
cami munfcie.
V poslednom case bolo obja-
vene, ze vyrabatelia munfcie sd
spojeni ' svetovej organizacii
a stvd narody do vojny, aby
mali ohromn6 zisky 20 zbroje-
MIA. Senat Spoj. Statov chce
znat', akd dlohu Y tomto hrajl
nasi americkf munieiari.
Lfga Narodov prave vydala
statistiku, ze na zbrojenie ma
rody vynakladajd rocne vyse
styri biliony dol6rov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-31
OBROVSKY TEXTILNY
STRAJK ,NARIADENY

Ma 1. septembra zacne sa OBJ
rovsky strajk vyse pol miliona
teixtilnych robotnikov v Ameri-
ke. Strajk boil 1radne nariade-
ny ked' vsetky pokusy spor W.
rovnat' zlyhaly. Toto bude mai
vacsi strajk cd Wac desat'roci
v robotnickej historii v Spoje-
nych Statoch.
Strajk sa zacne 0 pol IL. ho-
dine v noci. Ma strajk bud1
akiste vyvolani al robotnici vo
vlnenych, hodvabnych umelo-
hodvabnych fabrikach.
V Macon, Ga. sa strajk w
zacal a straznici nabili jednu
strajkerku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-31
Stav Ciat v SLOW. Kge

Hry na nedel'u
Wooden Shoes S catou najsv.
Trojice v Struthers.
Campbellski Slovaei v Hub
bard.
Sv. Petra a Pavla s Haselto-
nom ma Oakland hrisku.
Mena Jezis vo Warren.
Struthers s Lansingvillom ma
Shady Run.
Farrell catou P. Marie T.
dora parku.
Slovenska Baseball liga bude
mat hry al ma pondelok. ma
Labor Day. Liga nikdy pred
tym nehravala vo zvlastne svia-
tky. Ak sa toto podujatie wy
dari, ma bud1ci rok bude hrat'
i ma Decoration Day, ma 4. julia
a V inc zvlastne sviatky.
Hry ma Labor Day
Nsv. Trojice so struthersky-
mi SlOvakmi v StrutherS.
Wooden Shoes v Hubbard.
Warrencania Haseltoncan.
mi ma Oakland.
Campbellcania catou Mena
JeziS ma Borts hrisku.
LansingviElcania catou P.
Marie ma Shady Run.
Sv. Petra a Pavla vo Farrell
(Dokoncenie ma 3. strane)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-31
Osada sv. Mateia
ma vel'ky vylet
Bude ma Labor Day, v pondelok
ma Shirley Rd. pozemkoch.

Osada sv. Mateja ma Lansing
vile. usporiada ma pondelok, 3.
septembra Labor Day. vel'ky
vylet ma Shirley Road pozem-
koch, ma ktory srdecne povola-
va nielen osadnikov, ale cele
slovenske obecenstvo z Maho-
ming doliny.
Pikniky osady sv. Mateja BY
vajd vzdy vesele a priatel'ske,
ma ktorych sa kazdy dobre "a
bavi. | tento piknik bude INA
menity, lebo vybor zaobstaral
znamenitu orchestra, chutne
zakusky a obveseluj1ce napo-
je. Tiez budd romantic hry a
zabavy dobrf spevaci 81 "a.
spievajd i tie nase krasne pie
sne, re Sa len tax bude Pine
Hollow park ozyvat'. Bude sa
yam zdat', ze ste v tych caro-.
krasnych Tatrach ma milom Slo-
vensku. Pritom sijdete sa so
svojini priatel'mi pobesedu-
jete 81 pod stromami. Milovnici
tancu, mladf start, nezameska.
j1 ami jeden tanec, lebo hudci
budd hdst' vablive. Tedy neza.
budnite prist' ma pondelok, v
robotnfcky sviatok ma tento w.
let nasej osady.
VTbor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-31
Obsirna zprava IL. Jednotarskeho Dna

Druhy Jednotarsky Den, kto-
ry sa odbyval predminuld ne
del'u, zaiste vydaril sa tax, ako
bolo predpokladane, tomu do
svedcia tt mnohi, ktori brali L.
cast ma nom. Nebolo vidno ka-
zdeho Jednotara a vobec Slova-
ka tejto doliny, ale jednako
bolo dost' pritomnych ma tejto
vel'kej slavnosti. Zdcastnili sa
mnohf, al zd'alsa, totizto z Far
rell, New Castle, Niles a j.
nych miest. Pocasie bolo pekne,
hoe i slnieeko kus pripekalo, a
kazdy sa citil po priatelsky.
Program toho dina bol zauji-
navy a dosts bohaty a sa zacal
0 1. hodine popoludnf cvicenfm
Sokolstva M. O. pod vedenim
brata Andreja Topolyho, okres-
neho nacelnika.
Pocas tel cvicby boil vybrati
najlepsi cvicenci, ktori bud1
mas okres zastupovat' ma hlav-
nych zavodoch I. K. S. j. pocas
konvencie Kat. Jednoty. O asi
druhej hodine zahajila sa base
balova hra medzi catami Stru-
theirs Slovaks a Steelton Slo-
vaks, ODE caty Slovenskej lgy.
Ma t1to hru, ktor1 po dvana-
stom iningu vyhrala cata 20
Struthers, dfvalo sa mnoho di-
vakov, lebo vedeli, ze bez tube
no boja tato hra nemohla sa
previest', lebo ODE caty s1 slime,
ako al dokazaly cez cel1 sezo-
nu.
Po ukoncenf tejto hry, do
kon6ily sa este cvicby Sokolov,
ktore neboly prevedene, tax
boil vypocuti recnfci, ktorych
predstavoval p. Jozef G. Vas
cak, hi. podpredseda IKSJ. Pan
Vascak krasne privftal obecen-
stvo Jednotarov a sa vyslovil,
ze Slovaci by mali byt' hrdi ma
tdto mohutn1 organizaciu, do
ktorej patria tisice a tisice Slo-
vakov celej Ameriky. Povedal,
ze ked' by nebolo kat. spoil
kov, narod slovensky nikdy ne
Dol by spojeny, ako je dneska
a napomfnal zvlaste mladez, a
by brala ziv1 dcast' tomto
vel'kom spolkovom zivote, lebo
ona je nasa bud1cnost' a buddc-
most Kat. Jednoty. Pc jeho do
jemnych slovach predstavil "a
recnika Rev. Joxefa Krispin-
skeho, duchovneho spr6vcu o
sadly ~. Trojice, ma ktorej po-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-31
Schodza SLOW.
Polit. ederacie
schodza bude ma 10. septembrs
v Skole sv. G. a M.

Slovenska Americka Politi-
cka Federacia bude mat svoju
riadnu sch0dzu ma 10. septem-
bra skole osady sv. Cyrila a
Metoda o pol osmej hodine We
Ger.
Schodza bola prelozena pre-
to, We mnohi 20 zastupcov klu-
bov s1 delegatmi ma konvenciu
IKSJ. ktora sa zacne ma ponde-
lok.
Prosim, aby kazdy zastupca
bol pritomny, podobne kazda
zastupkyna ma tejto schodzi,
lebo prfdu ma pretras vel'mi
vazne otazky. S 1ctou
Jan Janci, tai. Federacie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-31

Toho tyzdna odbyval& M
Lakewood, pri osade sv. q
Metoda vyrocna konve
5druzenia SLOW. Kat. Studel
ma ktorej Rev. NJ. N. Tom
obl'ubeny kaplan osade
yrila a Metoda v Youngs
boil znovu zvoleny "a reds
Furdeka organu Sdru3e
Jan Martinko 20 Steelton -
den delegatov tunajsej a.
cky SSKS., zvoleny Dol =
jomnika-pokladnika organi1e
a Rev. James A. Yavorsky
Youngstowncan, nateraz kapl
osady sv. G. a M. Lakewo
zvoleny Dol "a duchovn6ho ts
to studentskej onganizacie. =
predsedu zvoleny Dol KoloA1n 4
Lajcak Lakewood.
Zvolenym srdecne blah06al
me a prajeme 1spechu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-31

zitosti v den, keda sa tato jed
notarska oslava vydrziava, ably
pritomny mohol byt' kazdy Je-
dnotar a Slovak tejto doliny ma
nom.
Povedal tiez paru krasnych
SLOW al mlady novovysvateny
knaz, Rev. DR.. Jan Humensky
20 Steelton. Zaiste Slovaci kto-
ri poculi rec Rev. DR.. Humen-
skeho presvedcili sa, re i Slo-
vaci sa dvihaju hore v tomto
svete a ze sa nemusia Wac "a
seba hanbit', lebo maju uz me-
dzi sebou dost' mladych vide
lanych synov, ktori mozu sa "a
mich postavit' a "a mich bojo-
vat. Rev. Humensky zretel'ne
pokazal, ze on je jednym z
|tych, ktory je hotovy pustit' sa
10 boja "a Boha a narod svoj.
Ma ostatku Dol predstaveny
Adam Podkrivacky, hi. pred
seba Kat. Jednoty ktory pri-
siel sem este v sobotu, aby bol
pritomny ma baseball hre ciat
|Steelton campiona nasej Jedno-
.arskej igy a Sv. Stefana, cam
piona Jednotarskej ligy v Chi
cago. Zaiste kazdeho pritomne-
no zauj1mala krasna rec tohto
vel'keho vodcu IKSJ. a pracov-
nfka "a slovensky narod. Pan
Podkrivacky je tych recnikov
akych je malo a ked' skoncil,
zanechal v kazdom posluchaco-
vi DOZEN, ze Kat. Jednota ma
w nom statocneho vodcu, kto-
reho najvacsou starost'ou je, a.
by tato ohromna organizacia ra-
stla a jej memo aby sa rozhlaso.
valo po kazdej strane tohto
sveta. Pan Podkrivacky apelo.
val ma Idov Kat. Jednoty, aby
pracovali spolu, ably nesl1chali
takych, ktorych ciel'om je roz'
bit nase katolicke spolky a ma.
Sim ustanoviznam tax same
chcd poskodit'. Povedal ze dnee
Slovak je ma najvyssom stup.
nj medzi inymi narodnost'am
Pokazoval, kol'ko name kosto
Low, sk6l a inych katolfckych u.
|stanovizni tesil sa vel mi, Il
name tol'ko studuj1cej mlade'
ze, 60 dosvedcuje, ze my musi
me napredovat', len ked' bude
me drzat' sa spolu po bratsky
Ked' boil vsetci recnici vypo
cutf, zacala hrat' dobra orche
stra pAna Jozefa Grohovskeho
] pri hndbe ktorej kazdy zaca
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-31
VLADA sA PosTARk
o PRACU UEz xI

Vlada Spojenych St&tov
ide postarat' 0 prezimovanis
zamestnaneho ludu bolo ~
meme vo Washingtone.
bude ustanovena ako trval s.
ganizacia, ktorej Gloh0u
davat' pracu . pomoc. VA
tejto zimy da pracu p&r T. & =
nom nezamestnanych, ale &
da sposoby, AXE .sabs&nit
bam, ktore sa robily minnl
zimy. Teraz dostand pr&cu 1 -
sici vyskolovani, ale neza1e
mani pudia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-31
NOvY NADEL' DAL
PRACU 4,120, 900

Donald R. Richberg, pravny
radca NRA, dal prezidentovi
Rooseveltovi zpravu, ze Novy
Nadel' dial pracu Cd marca Ian.
skeho roku 4,12O,OO0 bezrobot.
nym. V jdni 1884 bolo vraj "a
mestnane ' Spoj. Statoch 40.
10000 l'udi, Go je prave 0 A.
10000 Wac ako bolo Y marci
lanskeho roku. Do poctu 40 mi.
ionov pracuj1cich zapocftane
je cele pracujdce obyvatelstvo
Spoj. Statov, tedy j farmari
atd'.