davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1934-07-06
Actor OF Six Asks
For No Compliment:

Teas streamed down the
cheeks of little David Holt, g.
year-cld film actor, as he acted
today in a pathetic scene Of
"You Belong to Me-" His acting
was effective and other eyes be-
came wet. Tension prevailed.
David was embarrassed. Lee
Tracy volunteered: THAT was
splendid, David" David cut
through the tension and gave
everyone a laugh when he re-
piled: "Aw, cut out the baloney." !"
The Washington times., 1934-07-06
Fannie Brice, Helen Hayes Serve
As Extras in Long Island Studio
BY CARYL mi. ODELL

NEW YORK, July 6.-Ths is written sound stage in the
steel concrete studio which covers city block Astoria
Long Island The building huns with activity Five hun
dred and work. Carpenters, painters,
terror decorators building Electricians busy with
wires and various kinds of lights Men arranging Golf
fure pencng eyebrows and putting makeup the faces Of
pretty girls Costumes being altered Sedesgnes perspre
bueprnts motion picture in production 1t is titled
"Cme without Passion Ben Hecht and Charles Macarthur
wrote the story Now they producing the film And also
directing it.
The Washington times., 1934-07-06
New Type Football
Story To Be Filmed

Purchased as a possible dra-
matte vehicle for Sir Guy Stand
ing, Paramount has acquired
Dads Day." a story by Francis
Wallace. author of Touchdown" :"
one Of the studios most success
full football pictures.
The story is said to present an
entirely new angle on the collie
giate gridiron sport, emphasis be-
ing placed on the adult and
parental reaction to the game.
The Washington times., 1934-07-06

Sadie McKee?"
An e a ter n
socialite writes
Director Clar-
ence Bro W n
gently chiding
h i'm for the
m a n n er in
which the but
er a nd the
serving m al d
clear off the
table. No we'll
trained SerV-
ants, he insists,
would think Of
carrying t W o
nlateS out of
The Washington times., 1934-07-06

the room at the same time.
Well, Mr.. Socialite, Clarence
knew this, but had to indulge in
a bit of dramatic license. The par
ticular scene was done without
cuts and contained only so much
pertinent dialogue. If the serv-
ants had carried one plate out at
a time, it would have doubled
the length of the action. Strict
etiquette was sacrificed to the in
tereSt of tight drama.
The Washington times., 1934-07-06
All In A Day
By MARK HELLINGER
Crins and Bitters

YOU MUST by all add this tale to your collection Of
drunk gags. Cleaned and pressed by James Gen,
stew who fell into of those odme hanson cabs
front Of the Hotel Plaza the other night and told the cabby
to drive him around Central Park
The driver about TO- the hanson about the
age-and the horse couldn t have less The
hicle around and creaked slowly through the park
The Washington times., 1934-07-06
Sacrifice Etiquette
ForSpeedyDrdmd

WOOD, July 6.-Did
your eagle eye detect a faux-pas
in Joan Crawford's new picture,
The Washington times., 1934-07-06
Character To Juvenile

Charlie Ruggles played old men
and character parts for eight
years before he put on the make
up Of 0 juvenile.
Evening star., 1934-11-29

by her husband"
'I don't see it that way" Ice was
in Comics voice. You want all l
have. What if something goes wrong
with your business? Where would l
be?"
Bewildered, he stared into her cold
eyes. why, you'd have me, Connie.
Id work for you. of course, But if I
can meet my creditors I'll be on the
upswing.
your mother has plenty of money.
There must be some reason why she
refused to help you Comics lips
were firm.
Mother is tight. She's been that
way since dads DEATH
She looks out for herself, the
same as I intend to do. No, Don, my
bonds stay in my deposit box"
You will let me crash when you
can save my business, my future?"
Don's eyes were incredulous. Con
ME. I'm in desperate situation. l
must have money"
Get it some place else. You can't
. have my bonds" she said stonily.
He stared at her. Connie. we've
been married four years. I have
never allowed you to spend a dollar
of your own money When business
was good was generous with YOU
too generous"
"Oh, I don't know" she cut in.
He stared at her as though seeing
her for the first time. Many in
stances of the past rushed through
his memory. Instances that in his
blindness he had laughed away
Comics selfshnesS. her hardness.
Slowly as the toll of bell love died
as he looked at her.
i've done something for you. too. y
she said inSolently. This is my
house you know. Inherited from my
parents"
He might have said that his money
paid the repairs. the taxes. the in
surance. He looked at her silently
and his eyes stripped her of her
beauty. He saw only the hardness
OF her. the selfishness, the sneerlng
tnsolence.
He turned, left the room.
That night Don slept in the guest
room. He rose early the following
morning, went into the small dress
ing room that joined their bed room
packed trunk and bags. The dray-
man was carrying out the baggage
when Connie came out of the bed
room.
I'm moving to the club for the
present You can go to Reno as soon
as you like" he said quietly.
Dom You are leaving me?" As
tonishment edged her voice. With
dismayed eyes she looked at him.
How searching was his gaze.
You can use desertion, If you
wish"
Anger shook her Wounded van
ity. fear. shrilled her voice. She
hurled accusations at him. She had
been so sure of Dons love Don
Evening star., 1934-11-29

My. my, the house is quiet with
out Mr.. Sanders" Jane, the cook, re-
marked.
Mr.. Sanders may be gone some
time on this business trip" Connie
explained.
She waited, nerves straining, for
the voice of the telephone. Each
time a summons came she lifted the
receiver with eager hand. Only
friends Never Don's voice. She had
never dreamed she could miss him
so. No longer did man come home
at night, loving her, filled with eX-
! travagant admiration of her beauty.
And to think this is all mine" he
had said so often, lifting her of her
feet in a hard embrace
No longer his warm human COM
| panionship. She had traded that for
the bonds in her deposit box. Gilt
edged bonds, safe, sure.
She had told him this was her
| house. It's empty rooms jeered at
her. Pieces of wood, of leather, of
silk, balanced against mans arms,
| W dl III anu LldIl NO4CCt lCll-
ing her how lovely she was.
Suddenly she grasped at a thought
| She could still win him back. Surely
Don's pride would not be greater
| than his desire to save his business.
| She would relent-gracefully, of
course-and give him the money.
Hes got to come back" she told
herself desperately Hes got to-,
I'll phone him and tell him he can
But she paused. She must not
appear too anxious for his return
she must still keep the upper hand.
III tell him he can have one-half
the bonds. He can manage on half.
He said he had about month" She
smiled complacently: He can't save
his business without me-" she
thought.
While Connie waited for the call
to be put through to Don's Office she
remembered uneasily that new.
strange look on his face the morning
he had left. She wished now she
hadn't waited so long. But she had
been so sure of him-that he would
| come back.
Il won't be taking much chance
in giving him half Don's mother is
we'll to do, and he is the only child"
| Don'S secretary was speaking
Mr.. Sanders is out of the city. He
| left yesterday to confer with his
mothers lawyers about the fortune
she left him. His mother died sud-
denly Of a heart attack. you know"
(Copyright. 1934)
Evening star., 1934-11-29

DoNs voice
- was low and
tight. I've
tried to raj S e
m o n e y, Connie.
but ! haven't been
successful. That
Is why I am forced
to ask you to let
me have your
bonds. Tie money
they will bring"
My m o n e y"
he interjected
coldly.
"Y e S. Your
money. But it is
for our mutual
good. 1 will be
able to satisfy my
creditors, secure
new credit and my
business will be
saved. Otherwise
Ill go on t h e
rocks. I hate to
ask you. honey.
but marriage is a
partnership. A
good wife stands
Evening star., 1934-11-29

who had allowed
her to have her
own way in every
thing. She had
been proud that
she could twist
this 6-foot, fine
looking man of
hers around her
finger.
} He turned in
open distaste from
her shrill, angry
voice. The hall
door closed behind
him.
How lonely was
the house as the
I'D a Us crept by.
How she missed
Don's c h e er t u !
W h i S t lin 6. the
tread of his quick,
sure step. H | S
chair at the din
ing room t a b ! e
seemed to have
horrid ey e S.
w a t c h n & her.
FoOd WAS taSteleSS,
Evening star., 1934-11-29
CONDENSED WATER
MILE DEEP IN LAKE
Ieningrad Meteorologists Report
Discovery in Deepest
Inland Sea.

IRKUTSK, Siberia (P1-"Heavy
water" or condensed water which
has required many experiments for
reproduction in laboratories, has
been reported found mile below
the surface of Lake Baikal.
Scientists from the Leningrad In
Evening star., 1934-11-29

stitute of Meteorology and Stand
ardization reported obtaining samples
of the water at a depth of approx
mately $3.50 feet. The lake is be-
lieved the worlds deepest.
Prof. Mendeleyev, who conducted
the experiments, said it was likely
the heavy water he obtained differed
from the heavy water produced
through electrolytic methods in that
it had heavier percentage Of hydro
gen. He added. however. his expert
ment tended to prove that water is
condensed at great depths.
Evening star., 1934-11-29

Tomorrow: Love Contract" by
Marjorie Dee, tells the story Of a
young girl who was in love with her
boss, and saved him from a clever
swindler.
Evening star., 1934-11-29

American Students Lead.
Two Americans won honors at
Glasgow University, Glasgow, Scot
land, recently.
Evening star., 1934-11-29

ON THE THIRD FLOOR
beside our new electric
stairway, you will find ad-
ditional stocks Of gift hand.
kerchiefs, and Christmas
cards.
THE TOY STORE
Fourth Floor, is easily
reached by our new electric
stairway. And here you
will find Santa Claus and
Slivers the Clown, waiting to
entertain the younger gen.
Grafton.
THE MEMS STORE
Second Floor, is just 28
seconds from our Main
Floor, by way of our new
electric stairways.
GIFT WRAPPING
is located in the Down
Stairs Store. Any purchases
made here will be wrapped
as gifts, if you desire.
A PARKING SERVICE
Representatives of the Cap.
ital Garage are stationed
at our G Stree. entrance. On
request, they will take your
car to that GARAGE for park
ing, and return it when de.
sired-at the saraee's resu.
lar rates for this service.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-07-06
OsLAVA PATRONKY 6. 37a
z. J. MA LANSINGVILLE.

Spolok Levocskej Panny Ma
rie, G. 373. oznamuje svojim
Gdkynam. ze oslavia svoju pa
tronku. Sestry sd ziadane, ably
kazda jedna vykonala Z. j1la
svat1 spoved' a v nedel'u rano,
o 8. hodine vsetky spolocne pri-
sthpime ku sv. prijimaniu.
Uctive sdel'ujeme sestram, ze
o 2. hodine budeme odbyvat'
svoju mesaen1 sch6dzu, ktorej
mech sa kazda sestra z1castni,
lebo to bude polrocna schodza,
ma ktorej sa precftaj1 polrocne
1cty. A nezabudnite, ze bude
sa VOLT i delegatka ma kon-
venciu. Tedy drahe sestry, po-
vsimnite 81 tohto pozvania a
prid'te vsetky ma nedel'u, lebo
dradnfcky mic nemozu zrobit ,,
ked' ddkyne ma schodzu necho-
dia. Som 1ctou
Berta Schira, zap
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-07-06
PAN I.EsNAK OHvxII
s1RoTflgEC /. K 8. !,

Pan Martin Lesnak, Md ma.
my pracovnfk slovenskt, W.
bral sa minule dni do Middle
town, Pa, do dstavu I. K. s. J.,
kde zaviezol tri slovenske siro-
ty, dvoch chlapcov q jedno
dievcatko. Pan Lesnak nam ne.
vedel dost' prenachvalit' tento
Bohu mily dstav, ktory je pod
spravou milosrdnych sloven.
skych sestier. Siroty 81 tam Ii
jd vraj krajsie, ako bratia a Sc
stry, lebo ich blizkymi robf ich
osud. Sirotfnec je vel'mi cisto
drzany a vyslovil obdiv vel. se-
stram "a ich obetu a l4sku ku
sirotam.
Pan Lesnak Dol tam celou
rodinou. Jeho det 'om sa tam
tax pacilo, ze sa pytajd nazad
do Pennsylvania. Pan Jozef HUI.
SEX, redaktor "Jednoty" pouka.
zoval p. Lesnakovi vsetko a
nam postal pozdrav, "a ktort
mu d'akujeme.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-07-06
Slovenska Baseball
Liga

(Dokoncenie 8 l. strany.)
Cata Mena Jezis mala t'azk1
pracu porazit catu najsv. Tro.
jice 20 Struthers a muscle sa
hrat' 13 iningov, kyym vft'azstvo
bolo rozhodnute. Hospodar a B.
Tucci hadzali rovnako dobre.
Cata M. Jezis ale urobila sedem
chyb a hodne chyb robila i cata
najsv. Trojice. Menovite v 13. i
ningu, ked' Opritza chcel w.
hodit' Fausta z bazy hodil lob
du divoko, takze Faust sk6ro-
val vft'azny beh.
Farrell 5, Campbell 2
Campbellskf Slovaci prehrali
hru s Farrellcanmi 5 ku 2 ma
LOTUS hrisku. Hra bola vybor-
he hrana a "a osem iningov sk6r
stal p. Potom picer Lisko o.
slabnul hadzanf a tiez zaho-
dill dive lobby divoko ku bazam.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-07-06
s1dRTNE zpRAvY.

PAM Maria Korody, manzelka
Michala Korodyho, cfsla Ia
Center St., zomrela v mestskej
nemocnici sobotu popoludnf
vo veku AZ rokov. Oplakava ju
manzel a dietky: Anna v Cleve-
lande, Paulfna, Marilyn, Jan a
Jozef donna. Bola ddkynou gr.
k. cirkve sv. Nikolaja a Penn.
Slov. Jednoty. Pohrab Dol u
torok rano chramu sv. Niko-
laja. Pochovana bola v Lowell
vile cintorine.
Frantisek Soltis, zc. 1903
Manhattan Ave-, zomrel vo stvr-
tok min. tyzdna vecer v nemoc-
nici vo veku 36 rokov. Oplaka-
va ho manzelka Maria, synovia
Richard Eugene, sestry pani
Maria Samuels a pani Wilma
Samuels tuna, bratia Martin a
August v Clifton, N. j., Marko
v Garfield, N. J. Pavel ma
Slovensku. Pohrab Dol v pom
delok rano domu jeho sestry,
pani Wilmy Samuels 2209 Oak
wood Ave. chramu Mena Je-
zis. Pohrabne obrady vykonal
Rev. st. Koeis. Pochovany boil
na Calvary cintorine.
Alzbeta Murar, 7-roSna dc6ra
Stefana a Zuzanny Murar, GIT
E. Indianola Ave-, zomrela l.
jdla nemocnici. Oplakavajd
ju rodicia, sestry Cecilia, Maria
a Gertruda, bratia Andrej, Jo-
zef, Stefan, Villain, Michal a
Elmer. Pohrab boil v stredu ra-
no domu sm1tku a chramu sv.
Mateja. Pohrabne obrady W.
konal Rev. FIR. Kozelek. Pocho-
rana bola v Calvary cintorfne.
PAM Jozefova Durica, S4S
Creed st., Struthers, zomrela v
stredu rano vo veku 80 rokov.
Oplakava ju manzel, synovia
Earl Jan, otec Jan Harin v
Uniontown, sestry pani Maria
Volcko a pani Katarina Volcko
V Crucible, Pa, pani Anna Fe-
cko v Edenborn, Pa. a 81. Zofia
Harm Uniontown, tiez bratia
Michal a Jan v Uniontown. Po-
chovana bude Connellsville, Pa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-07-06
ANGLIA A RUSKO
sA TIEz sBLzUJU

Anglicka vlada pozvala nacel-
nikov ruskeho vojenskeho lete-
ctva ma inspekciu anglickeho
vojenskeho letectva. Inspekcia
bude tejto soboty ma vojenskom
letisti Hendon pri Londyne.
.Minuleho tyzdna Dol v Ang-
lii general Weigand, hi. ms
pektor franc1zskej armady. Ge-
neral Weigand NAL prehliadku
anglickeho letectva mechani-
zovanej armady a potom kon-
feroval anglickym vojenskym
velitel'stvom. TAX sa zda, ze sa
obnovuje predvalecna Vel'ka
Dohoda, pozostavaj1ca 2 Fran
Gle. Ruska a Anglie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-07-06
sVEToVA vfROBA
AUTOMoBu.OV vAMIA

Svetova vyroba automobilov,
zahrnujdc nakladne a busy '
roku 1888 bola 2,715,575, pri
porovnanf s vyrobou 1876, 1863
v roku 1882, Go je zvysenie W.
roby 0 81 percent. v Spojenych
Statoch vyrobilo sa vlani l.
959,9 autov oproti 1,370,678
y 1882. Y Anglii 28O,526 opro-
ii 244,434 v 1882. vo Francii
191,929 oproti 17O,955. Y Ne
meckn 1861 oproti 5O,417. Y
Kanade 65,924 oproti 60,s16. v
Rusku 49,743 oproti 26,849. Y
Taliansku $1,000 oproti q, 100.
Nv Cesko Slovensku vyroben6
bolo y i. 1883 ri 1900 auto
naob bilox afak khe drphn, B J.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-07-06
UDOM SBORU 150. S. K. s.
v HASELyON.

Tymto 1ctive oznamujem Gle
nom Kat. Sokola, Sboru 159. v
Haselton, ze ma nedel'u o IL 80
popoludnf, d1a 8. julia, vydrzia-
vat sa 'bude riadna mesacna
sch6dza sboru, ma ktor1 je kaz-
dy Glen ziadany sa dostavit'
Mech mas tam nebude len hrst-
ka, co vzdy sa zdcastnuje sbo-
rovych schodz, ale mech pride
kazdy Glen, ktory sa uznava "a
dobreho ida. Mech 81 tohto u
pamatovania povsimnl obzvla-
Ste tt, ktorf majd pri Shore vel :
ke dlzstvo, ponevac ma tejto
sch6dzi najhlavnejslm pojedn4-
vanfm bude ohl'adom takychto
ddov. " sa musf nejaky poria'
dok urobit'. II, ktorych sa tato
vystraha najviac tyka, mech ma
kazdy pad sa dostavia ma tdto
schodzu. Je to ich ostatn4 pri-
lezitost' vyrovnat' sa so sbo-
rom. Jestli sa niektort nepod-
robi tejto ziadosti, tax ga urobi
to, co i'm nebude po v6li.
Zdar Bob!
J. 3. Hassav. liGt
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-07-06
NEMECKO JE VO
VELKYCH NEsNADZACH

Nemecky zahranicny obchod
natol 'ko upadol, ze Nemecko
Wac kupuje cudziny, ako pre-
dava, nasledkom coho musf do
placat'. Doplacat' sa moze len
zlatom a preto zasoby zlata ne
meckej vlady sa scvrkly ma
72,4S7.00O mariek, Go je len
2.3 percentove krytie obeziva.
Tych ~ milionov mariek zlata
je tax malo, re mozu zmizn1t'
behom dvoch tyzdnov a potion
bude Nemecko vo vel'kej krfzi,
lebo nebude moot kupovat' a.
nj najpotrebnejsie veci cudzi-
ny. w teraz tam ceny vel mi
stdpaj1 nahor. Obyvatel'stvo
sa boji, ze nebude vstave mic
dostat' a preto kupuje teraz, co
len moze. Ked' sa pominie fla
to, .zastane al praca vo vset-
kych fabrikach, ktore potrebu-
jd suroviny cudziny, ako je
bavlna, med, zelezna ruda, o.
lei atd'. Bude to vel'ke nest'a-
site pre- Hitlerovu vladu. Baron
Rothschild, franc1zsky senator
a bankar, ktory je teraz v Spo-
jcnych Statoch sa vyslovil, ze
Hitler padne a "a MIN pride
republikanska vlada SO social
stickyymi ideami. mi predvfda-
jd, ze "a Hitlerom pride vojen-
ska vlada, ktora zavedie cisar-
stvo, ako bolo pred vojnou. Do
tejto krizi sa Nemecko dostalo
pre- sledovanie valecnych ciel'ov
a prenasledovanie zidov. Nix
nechce cd Nemecka teraz kupo-
vat, aby mu nepomahali k O.
zbrojeniu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-07-06
Vylet Slovenskei
Polit. Federacie
Osem klubov bude brat dcast'
Baseball hra medzi republican
mi q demokratmi ma programe.

Slovenska Americka Politicka
Federacia v Mahoning okrese
usporiada vel ky piknik v ne
del'u, 20. julia ma Myron Wehr s
farme ma South Bellevista Ave.
Nasledovne kluby bud1 brat t.
cast: Youngstown, Steelton,
Haselton, Lansingville, Camp
bellsky Slovensky, Struthers,
Campbell sv. Jana a Steelton
2. Marie a zenske kluby 70
Struthers a Youngstown.
O 3. hodine pc obede bude sa
hrat' baseball medzi demokrat-
mi a republikanmi. Adv. Juraj
Prokop je spravca republikanov
a Andrej j. Hamrak demokra-
tov.
Kazdy slovensky obcan a OBJ
canka ma prist' ma tento piknik
sa zabavit' tiez vypocut'
reel kandidatov ma statne a O.
kresne 1rady. -
Budeme mat til najlepsiu slo-
vensk1 muziku, to plzenske pi-
vo cd Rennera a tiez td mai
lepsiu vodku.
Andrej Dolak je spravca pix.
niku. Vo whore s1: Juraj Var.
go, Jozef Schromofsky, PAM
Maria Koval, Martin Lipka a
Jozef Maruskin. "
S 1ctou,
Jan j. JanGi,
tai. Slov. Fed.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-07-06
SCH0DZA DEMOKRATOV
IA. JULIA.

Ma piatok, IA. julia odbyvat'
sa bude v demokratickom stane
v Youngstown hotei ma West
Boardman St. sch0dza demo
kratickych vodcov rozlicnych
narodnosti ciel iom organizova,
MIA centralnej organizacie de,
mokratickych klubov. Schodza
sa zacne o 8. vecer.
Bude zalozena Federacia na
utvorenie lepsieho porozumenia
medzi cudzineckymi skupinami
a pestovanie dobreho obcan
stva v okrese.
Ma tejto sch0dzi maj1 byt
zastdpene vsetky narodnosti.
Adv. s. J. Matasy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-07-06
tRoDA Y
o TIE ! ]

Department zemed delsft
jenych St4toy oznampj
horocna droda Y Hurops
asi 80 percent menxia,
3-rocny priemer. " du1
kotline, kde lezi i ju1n@
sko, lroda psenice nebu
sia, ako 1852, ,OOO, 900 bul
proti 371y coo, 600 buSlom
Francia, ktora mala vlan n
600, 600 buSlov1 1rodu |I
bude mat toho roku n1
276, 900, 1000. v Talianslu
cakava droda psenice 260
GOO buslov oproti 207, ,0o
vlani. @ @
v Kanade bude 1roda n1
sia cd Is rokov. Y Spoje1
Statoch sa urodf pSenice y
500, 900, 900 buSlov oproti j
meru 500, 900 900. v Indii |
1roda psenice ako vlani ! u
stralii 0 10 percent men6 ~.
Rusku bude tiex toho roku
! da mensia, ako vlani, hoo
10 22,WO,O 600 akrov pody
obsiate. Jedine V Span
Argentine q Cine je 1roda
sia ako vlani. "
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-07-06
20 SCH0DZE LANSINGVILL.
SKEHO POLITICKEHO
KLUBU,

Lansingvillsky Politicky a
Vzdelavaj1ci Klub odbyval svo-
ju riadnu mesacnd schodzu, ma
ktoru sa dost' obstojny pocet
1dov dostavil, hoe je hor1ce
pocasie. Navstfvili mas traja
panovia, ktori sa uchadzaj1 0
drad. To Dol pan Griffith, te-
rajsi okresny rekorder; pan
W.. H. Barnes, ktory sa ucha-
dza o trad okresneho auditora
al pan Dave Haims, kandidat
"a statneho senatora. Kazdy z
mich nam povedal kratku rec a
sl'1bili nam, ze nezabudn1 ma
mas Slovakov. Nuz to tax bolo
vzdy, ze nam pani vsetko sl'u-
bujd pred vol 'bami, lenze po
vol'bach ma mas zabudnd. W by
bol cas-, aby SINE sa dobre zor-
ganizovali a zvolili pudi takych,
Go by mas poznali j po vol'bach
a dali nam tiez, Go nam patrf,
nielen cd mas dostat' nase hlasy
a to vsetko.
Mas klub sa rozhodnul zrobit'
vylet, ktory ga bude odbavo-
vat ma vonku ina farme), zeby
sa naH 1dovia mohli hoclen raz
do roka trochu rozveselit'. Me
ktori 1dovia povedaj1, ze je te-
raz hor1ce fst' ma sch6dzu, tax
zato urobfme ten piknik, aby sa
tt nasi start i mladi ddovia tro-
chu ochladili ma cerstvom po-
vetrf. / tt start 1dovia nasho
klubu, ktori uz zabudli ma sch6
DE chodit a sa citia byt' j ma
d'alej nasimi ddami, maj1 prf-
lezitost' prfst' ma mas piknik q
sa rozveselit' s nami dovedna.
Kazdy id tohto klubu, ktory sa
zleastnf pikniku, ma sa prihA-
ci+, - h,~oAo .TSno Vollrn nainn
skorsie do IL. julia, lebo piknik
bude ma Is. Julia. Brat Valko
musf znat', ze jako a kol'ko
prihotovit' toho, 60 tam bude
treba. TAX nezabudnite ma Is.
julia Y nedel'u.
| Som s 1ctou q do videnia ma
Ipiknikn Lansingvillsk klubu,
- 4 M N ~ = n
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-07-06

mesiaci spolok bude oslavo-
vat 25-rocne jubileum, ktore
sa zakonci s banketom Y Po-
land Country Club o 6. hod.
vecer.
Kazdy I'D sa ziada, ably ma Z.
julia pristdpil ku sv. spovedi a
nasleduj1ci den 0 10. hodine
spolok pristdpi in korpore ku
sv. prijfmaniu, lebo ma ten den
tiez oslavi sviatok spolkovHch
patronov.
Tiez prosim tych 1dov, ktor1
este nemaj1 tiket ma banket, a.
by sa snazili 81 ich CHM sk6r
zadovazit' a ME v poslednd
min1tu. Tym sa vyhne mno-
hymn nedorozumeniam.
Ked' jubilarny vybor odby-
val schodzu, tax bolo ushodnu-
te, ze kazdy, kto ma tikety, a.
by ma 3. julia doniesol ma sch6-
dzu abo tikety abo peniaze. To
bude posledna sch0dza vyboru.
Tiez ka!zdy Glen vyboru je zia.
dany, ably prisiel ma tt sch6-
dzu, ktora sa bude odbyvat' u
brata St. Leskovskeho, ably SINE
81 veci mohli zariadit' jak sa
patri. Schodza bude presne o Z.
hod. vecer. s 1ctou
Jozef Hiznay, zap.