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Imperial Valley press., 1934-09-06
layWright Safe
AS Boat Wrecked

HE ROUSSE, Corsica. Sept. 6.
|P-Noel Coward, British drama
II. escaped with his life today
ben the yacht on which he was
liking a pleasure cruise was
'ecked in gale
One member of the crew was re-
'rted drowned.
Coward, stranded. telegraphed TO
ends to send him money and
In left for Nice by steamer.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-09-06
COLONY
At FUNERAL
Of CRO0NER

HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 6. U.P)-In
the huge Church of the Blessed
Sacrament. a great crowd of his ad-
mirers today paid final tribute to
Russ Columbo, singer and screen
actor who was killed Sunday by an
accidental pistol shot.
Some two thousand people, most
ly women and a great many film
celebrities, jammed the church 10
its doors. Outside special patrol
men struggled to control an addi-
tional thousand. There we're no
disorders, although traffic in the
district was famed for an hour
A chief mourner was the beau
tiful, blonde Carole Lombard. of the
films. OF recent months she was
seen almost continuously with
Columbo.
Dressed solemnly in black, she
sat with members of Columbo S
immediate family and rode with
them to and from the church. She
sobbed convulsively through the
solemn ceremony, her head on the
shoulder of her mother, Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Peters.
A single blanket of gardenias
that covered Columbo'S casket
through the ceremony was sent by
Miss Lombard.
Another person who sat grief
stricken through the funeral SER
vices was Lansing Brown, Jr, Hol-
lyWood photographer. He c13u-
pied an obscure corner CT .hc
church, shrinking from contact
with the crowds.
1t was Brown IS hand that unin.
tentionally fired from an ancient
dueling gun the slug that struck
Columbo in the head and caused
his death.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-09-06
WASTE OIL KILLED DUCKS

NEW LONDON. Conn, U.P)-Oil
pumped from the bilges Of large
vessels on Long Island Sound. pen
etrated the feathers Of hundreds of
black ducks. prevented them from
flying and caused their deaths.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-09-06
ooney Denied
Prison LeaUe

bACRAA1ENTO, Sept. 6. U.P)-
". Frank F. Merriam said today
IRE was no legal way OF 8 pardon
parole to permit Tom Mooney
leave San Quentin prison and at
Id the funeral OF his 86-year-old
|ther.
Merriam disregarded a wire from
ION Sinclair, Democratic nomi-
for governor. to San Quentin
tcials urging Moneys release
the day.
the notorious radical must re-
lin in San Quentin, Attorney
|ceral U. s. Webb ruled.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-09-06

to improve their property and there
by to improve the appearance OF
the city as whole.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-09-06

A site has been bought and San
Francisco will have livestock show
in october, 1885.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-09-06

You will agree with the Candid
Camera and with the woman from
Oakland when you change to Smiling
Associated Service.
In the coast-wide system Of Smiling
Associated Service each individual
dealer owns his own business. Indi-
viduals, business men, all working
under one service creed. A creed that
puts 'friendliness" and courtesy at
the top of the iist.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-09-06

w. P. Claffin, Prairie City, Ore,
has developed a quick maturing
strain of Golden Bantam gweet
corn which is excellent fer nigh al
titudeS.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-09-06
here are values without price tags IL
Smiling ASSOCIATED SERVICE
The candid camera discovers

The fast Candid Camera finds Associated
little that demandno
buy That's why there values without price tags
Associated Service.
Oakland "NIy husband
unreasonable Perhaps he's do know like little
services
Isn't buying gasoline like shopping for shoes finger
groceries? buy the where
they remember the brands and where they carry my
packages the It's the brightest cleanest store in the
neghborbood- know what like! It's for the
that stop the Associated Service Station the
way home.
If wait they clean the windows and the headlights
They watch the mileage and remind when the needs
lubricang. Once they took the time oil door that
squeaked And they do all these things in such friendly way
Imperial Valley press., 1934-09-06

the Pacific northwest produces
Is one-half the hogs it consumes.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-09-06

Continued On Page 81
Imperial Valley press., 1934-09-06

Ne,O Cycol cuts "oH- drag"
Heavy, sluggish oils drag down
power, and waste gasoline. Slug
gishness is caused by impurities
left in the lubricant by incom-
plete refining.
New Cycol offers less "oil-
drag" and more speed, grade for
grade, than any other motor oil
because Il. Cycol's solvent.re-
filming removes more impurities
than any other process.
z. Cycol is double vacuum dis
tiled from the heart-cut of wax
free crude, giving it u tough,
lively film.
Neav Maps Try czc ont cn
your next trip or, better yet,
plan u trip from one. The COM
,,lcichess viii as,onish you.
The Washington times., 1934-02-16
DRAMA GROUPS IN FINALS

Trio Of Triangels," the Shoe
string Production Company, an
original played written By Thee
dOre TiIIer I'd.
Honorable mention in the pre-
liminaries went to the Jewish
Community Center Dramatic AS
sociation, and the Bartfield Play
ers, who presented an original
play, "Satan's Rendezvous" writ
ten by two local men, Hall Hop
per and Howard Whitfield.
The judges in the preliminaries
were C. Melvin Sharpe, Mrs. Carey
H. Brown, and Mrs. Maud Howell
Smith,
The Washington times., 1934-02-16


1886 New York Ave. N. w.
Commissioner Melvin c. Hazen
has been named honorary chair
man Of the drive. Honorary vice
chairmen are James G. Yaden,
president Of the Federation of
Citizens Associations, j. A. Bondy,
president Of the Montgomery
county federation, Arthur Orr.
president Of the 1nterfederation.
Contest Will Be Feature
A feature Of the drive will be
q contest for the best statement
On "The Value Of Citizens Asso-
ciations to the District Of Colum-
hia," This statement must not
be less than 40 nor longer than
30 words.
Mrs. Elizabeth T. Sullivan, Of
the Progressive Citizens Associa-
ton Of Georgetown, and Mrs. H.
j. Steiner of the Conduit Road
Association, have been named to
head q committee on motion pic
tlre theater cooperation in the
drive.
Continues Into March
r. c. Corderman, Of the Mont
eomery County Federation, is
chairman Of the radio news COM
m1ittee and G. A. Collier will head
the Virginia speakers bureau.
Harry N. Stull, Of the Stanton
Park Association, is chairman Of
&h0 committee on cooperation
with Parent Teachers Associations
and william I. Swanton heads the
committee on membership applica-
tons.
The drive viii continue until
March z.
The Washington times., 1934-02-16
Heeki1s viii Head
YOUnQ Democrats

The Young Democrats Club Of
Capitol Hill-composed mostly OF
secretaries and aides to Demo
cratic Senators and Represen-
tives-met last night and elected
officers.
william Heekin, working In the
office Of Representative Duncan
Of California, was elected pres
ident. Other officers are: First
vice president, Lucy r. Carter, Of
Tennessee; second vice president,
Haskell Kidwell, Of Colorado; ex
ecutive secretary, Willis e. Siferd,
jr., Of Ohio; recording secretary,
Helen Crist; corresponding sec.
retary, Stanley Smith: and treas
urer. Lindsay Riley.
The Washington times., 1934-02-16

With dramatic editors Of the
five local newspapers as judges,
local drama groups will enter
finals Of the eighth annual Dis
trict Of Columbia One-Act Play
Tournament at Roosevelt High
School tomorrow night at 8:15
o'clock.
Four plays selected at the pre-
liminaries last night will be pre-
sented in the finals. They are:
'The Chinese Water Wheel"
presented by the TrOupers; "The
Giants Stair" Columbia Play
ers; "The Man from the Mu-
tual," CadOan Players, and "a
The Washington times., 1934-02-16
z|ON|STS SLATE
PARLEY HERE

Delegates from 10 cities Of the
seaboard region will hold q spe-
cial convention OF the MiA. ~-.--
Zionist Organization all day Sun
day at the Jewish Community
Center.
Closer contact between the
Mizrachi groups Of each city and
the drive for funds to continue
work in Palestine viii be consid-
cred at the sessions.
The Washington times., 1934-02-16

$4,000 new
m e mberS will
be sought in a
m e m b e r ship
drive W hich
will start Mon
day, February
26.
M o ntgomery
and Arlington
cou mites will
unite in the
drive with Dis
trict residents.
H e q d quarters
for the drive
have been eS-
tahliShed at
The Washington times., 1934-02-16
CITIZEN UNITS
SEEK $4,000
MEMBERS
BY A. J. DRISCOLL
Citizens Association Editor

With 10000 residents Of the Dis
trict and vicinity now enrolled as
members Of citizens associations,
The Washington times., 1934-02-16

Granulated Sugar. 10 lbs Ate
Pure Lard Bulk or Pkg. ..... lib. Sc
Nucoa Nut Margarine. z lbs. 29c
The Washington times., 1934-02-16

Gold Seal Family Flour. IL lbs. 49c
Pink Salmon. .......2 tall cans 23c
Choice Tomatoes. 81. 8 med. cans 25c
The Washington times., 1934-02-16

Del Monte Bartlett Pears big can zoe
Del Monte Cherries. 80. big can 27C
Del Monte Apricots. -. big can 19c
The Washington times., 1934-02-16

ASO Buckwheat Flour. 8 pkgs. 25'
Aunt Jemima Pancake. E. pkg. To-
ASO Table Syrup. Z. No. IN can To-
The Washington times., 1934-02-16

ASO Sweet Sugar Peas. 3 cans SOC
Farmdale Tender Peas. 2 cans 29c
$50 Fancy Tomatoes. No. 2 can 12c
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-05
Prvy slaviansky koncilman,
adv. kryzan, zacal lradovat'
0bdrxa hdsne kveny Cd svoch priat pn nastdpeni &
radu utorok nedslu bol polskom banket eho
pocte koreho 90 x66asn ivacei ansingvllsd slovaci

success and prominence to be
climbed by you" Ia Lansing
whisky klub kvetiny mu odo-
vzdali: J. L. Maruskin, Jan Val.
.ko, M. Gejgus, Juraj Murdzak
a p. Muransky. Medzi gratulant.
mi Dol i p. Jozef Kraja, podpred.
seda nasej spoloenosti.
Ma bankete v nedel' u veeer u
sporiadanom ma poctu adv. Kry.
zana pritomnf boli 20 Slovako1
Jozef L: Maruskin, predseds
klubu lansingvillskeho; Micha]
Gejdus, Jan Valko, Jozef Tlks
manzelkou, j. Frankie, Joze1
Hudak, Jan Adam, Juraj Dane
a Stefan Bajtos. Pan Maruskir
povedal rec, ktora sa vel'mi pa
ella bratom Poliakom. Ma tom
bankete prftomnf boli mnoh.
vynikaj1ci hostia, medzi mimi
okresny sudca Lyon.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-05
SEgf PkI.xMKoV4UH
oBCH0Dov TU BUDE

2 Columbus oznamuj1, ze Ma.
honing okres dostane Sest' stat.
nych obchodov ma palenku,
Trumbull okres tri a Columbia.
ma okres diva. Obchody bud6
talk rozdelen6, aby ku MIN bol
madnt prfstup 70 v5etktch Ga
stf okresov. Y p&de by tieto OBJ
chody nestaGily l'ud obsldkit' ;.
z&kon i'm dovol'nje otvorit' Cd.
bo6ky Y niektortch maloobchn.
doch. " 0elom state Ohio bude
167 pklsncenych obchodov. Q,
hiosk1 piyov6 komisia tiex o
znamila, - a. predaj silnsho pi-
Va ie potrebnt novt icens.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-05
JAN M. KLMKo
KLERKOM AdESTsKEJ RADY

Pan Jan M. Klimko, z II. ul.,
zvoleny Dol "a klerka mestskej
rady Campbell v utorok We
Ger ma prvej schodzi novel NEST
skej rady. Plat klerka Dol sni.
zeny 81, ,08O ma $500 ma rok.
Ma schodzi Dol tiez zvoleny
"a predsedu rady pro tenn MI
chal J. Katula, koncilman pre-
cele mesto. Do vyborov zvoleni
boil koncilmani: Vybor pravi-
diel: Cebula, Pico a Miller; fl
nancii a zakonodarstva Miller,
Katula q Parrish; policie a ha-
sicstva Katula, Patton a Boyle;
parkov, vodovodu a plumbova-
mia Patton, pebula q Parrish ;
vseobecn6ho zvel'ad'ovania Pat
ton, Boyle q Pico; skod a nahrad
Pico, Parrish a Cebula; kar, bu-
soy, svetla a plynu Parrish, Ka.
tula a Pico; chodnikov a st6k
Miller, Katula q Cebula; dobro.
cinnej akcie Boyle, Miller . Pat
ton,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-05

Jozef Kama, z {. 148 S. Trues-
dale Ave, zomrel /. januara po
poludni svojej domacnosti vo
Vekal 81 r9kov Nebohy prisiel
do Ameriky pred IS rokmi, 0,
sadiac sa ' Youngstowne. Bol
ddom osady sv. Cyrila a Meto.
da a C. 3OS. IKSJ. Oplakava he
manzelka Maria, pat synov: Jan
Andrej, Pavel a David donna a
Jozef Clevelande; pat deer,
Alzbeta a Margita donna a Mrs.
Mae Archer, Mrs. Vera Podol.
sky a Mrs. Frieda Kolesar tuna.
Tiez brata Jana a II vnicat. Po-
hrab mu bol vo Stvrtok rano z
chramu sv. Cyrila a Metoda.
Pohrabne obrady odbavil Rev.
Stefan Begalla. Pochovany bol
ma Calvary cintorine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-05
Rocna schodza
Okr. Sboru Ligy
Bude Y utorok, 8. januara vecer
v skole osady sv. Cyrila a
Metoda.

Uctive oznamujem vsetkym
spolkom, sborom, klubom a j.
nym organizaciam, aby vyslaly
svojich 0astupcov a zastupkyne
ma sch0dzu Okresn6ho Sboru
Slovenskej Ligy. Bude to rocna
schodza a preto pyytam, ably ka.
zdy spolok, sbor, venice, odbor
klub NAL svojich zastupcov a
zastupkyne pritomnych, lebo sa
budd vybavovat' vazne zalezi.
tosti tykajdce sa Slovakov ma
Mahoning doline. Okrem toho
bude sa VOLT Trad ma rok 1894
TAX bud'te laskavf, zastupcovia
dostavit' sa hojnom poete ma
t1to sch0dzu.
Sch6dza sa bude odbyvat' pr
osade sv. Cyrila a Metoda ma
North Watt ulici 0 pol 8. hodi.
ne veeer, 9. januara.
Menovite ziadam tieto spolky
zastlpenie ma sch6dzi Cislo
25. KJ., Cislo 26o. KJ., Cislo 3Os
KJ., odbor 8. MSS, Odbor GIL
MSS, Odbor 722. MSS, Sbor 2t
KS, Sbor l59. KS, Cislo 344
XII, 6. 80. XII, st. John CT
vic Club 2 Campbell, Haseitof
Imp. Club, Lansingville Club
Venice 107., Venice 1O8., Sloval
Polit. Club Campbell, Steelton
Political Club, Yo. Polit. Club
Yo. Tatra Spolok, Haselton Ia
ira i vsetky inc spolky a klu.
by, ktore sa zaujimajl o slo-
vensky zivot. Teda poslite svo-
jich zastupcov a zastupkyne ma
t1to sch0dzu ma 9. januara O pol
8. hodine vecer v skole osady
sv. Cyrila a Metoda.
S bratskou laskou a pozdra-
vOm,
Andrej J. Hammock, tai
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-05
Slovak predsedoz1
skolskej rady
PIN Michal UvengroS zvoleny "a
predsedu skolslej rady mssts
Campbell. Adv. Prokop Known
xvoleny "A klsrkapokla

Pan Michal Cvengros, pod.
predseda Okresneho Sboru Slo.
venskej Lgy a vyborny sloven.
sky pracovnfk zvoleny Dol '
stredu ve6er "a predsedu skol-
skej rady mesta Campbell a ad.
vokat Juraj p. Prokop, tiez do,
bry slovensky pracovnfk, zno.
vuzvoleny Dol "a klerka-poklad-
nika skolskej rady TAME. Pan
Cvengros je clenom skolskej ra.
dy uz tri roxy a vykonal dobre
sluzby, sue ma pomoci pri w.
menovani Slovakov a Slavianov
"a ucitel'ov campbellskych sk6l,
experimentation skol v Camp
bell je, ako znamo, tiez Slovak,
p. M. Klimko.
Pan Cvengros pri tel prilezi-
tosti obdarovany Dol kyticou
kvetin. Ia podpredsedu skolskej
rady zvoleny Dol J. D. Mast
Mayor Gordon, ktory je clenom
skolskej rady, podporoval PIP.
Cvengrosa, Prokopa j Masiho
Mieni sa ale vzdat' clenstva '
lEed 'se nsatupil
lrad mayora.
Panu Cvengrosovi i adv. Pro
kopovi srdecne blahozelame.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-05
nDEPREsIU L'UDIA
ZAPRfCINILT'

Rev. Charles E. Coughlin z
Detroit NAL v nedel u rec pc
radiu, v ktorej vystrihal kon.
gres, aby sa nespreneveril ma.
rodu q zachr&nil no cd Herode.
SOW, ktori siahajd ma zivot "no-
vemu n&del'u" hovoriac, ze je
~ po depresii. ''Depresiu "a.
pri6inili ludia a hladovanie v
dobe, ked' name vsetk6ho hoj-
most, je proti v6i Bozej. Ked'
nazi predkovia premohli hlad,
zaprfcinovany nedrodou, mas
kongres m6ze premoct' hlad, "a
prfcineny nasimi vel'kobankar-
mi a odstranit' prHiny, ktore
by priniesIy nam desat' rokov
cite vacSiu katastrofu." Rev.
Coughlin udal, ze pod vel'ko-
bankArmi myslf tych, ktori sd
na 6ele centralnych bank q ME
tisfcich maltch bank&rov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-05
Priadkova zabava
sa pekne vydarila

Priadkova zabava, ktor1 u
sporiadaly osadnicky osady
Najsv. Mena Jezis 81. decem-
bra, ga -vel'mi pekne vydarila.
Kazdy, kto Ibol prftomny, sa do
bre zabavil a citil ako v kraji.
Ma ''priadkach" 1cinkovali
Mr.. Biroscik, hospodar; Mrs.
g G!snofsky, 'hospodina; Mrs. sav.
ko 9 Mrs. Sapara, kucharky, a
d'alej Mr.. a Mrs. Sklenar, Mr.
Seman, Mr.. a Mrs. Chizmar, Mr..
Mrs. Vasko, Mr.. Mrs. Seren.
ko, Mr.. Bindas, Mrs. Sencisak,
Mr.. Labanc, Mrs. Kollar, Mrs
Belen, Mrs. Kruzel, Mrs. Plih-
elk, Mrs. Behun, Mrs. Johman,
Mrs. Novotny, Mrs. Sefeik, Mrs.
Chintala, Mrs. Selink. A "a pa
ma vachtara Dol p. S. Johman.
Hudba bola cisto starokrajova,
hral pan M. Pirosko. TAX sa
nam dobre tancovalo, ze sa nam
ami domov nechcelo ist'. Zaiste
tato zabava bude kazdemu dlho
v pamati. A tiez d'akujeme vse.
tkym nasim priatel'om, ktori sa
z1castnili tejto zaibavy. Ma bu-
ddce bude to este krajsie.
s 1ctou, Vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-05
16s K0DoV " BoLO
UDoBRENk PREZIDENTOld

2 Washingtonu oznamujd, ze
prezident Roosevelt udobril po
tieto dni d,alsich 5 k6dov, elm
pocet priemyselnych odvetvi,
pracuj1cioh podpa k6dov, vzra-
stol ma 168. Vel'mi dobry lci-
nok NAL KIDD na povoznicky prize
mysel, ktort zvadsil zamestna-
most . IS percent : vyplatu .
14.7 percent. K6d pre- priemysel
nehrdzavejhceho kovu xlepsil
mxdu robotnfkov > ", 500, 900
rocne. Podobne alebo este lep.
He vyfsl6dky pznamnid al ind
emyselnA podniky odkedy
polI u. II
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-05
HoJlGoSf PRE. L'UD,
u OIEL'0M RUsKA

Ruska sovietska vlAda i've.
re5nila ma Novy rok program
noVej pat'rocenky, zapocatej
pred rokom, podl'a ktorej do
roku 1887 majh byt' ' Rusku
xfsoby potrayfn . inych potrieb
l'udn ztrojn<soben6. Postaven@
|bods mnoxstvo fabrik ma vtro.
bu ~ denntch potrieb rudu.
Tisx bude postaven6 IL snoytoh
xelesiarni q oceliarnf 4 mnoho j.
n$sh podnikov t'azk6ho priemy-
IN sby Rnsko . ltyri roxy boz
10 dewitt raSy tax slime ! boz
hate, ako bolo Y roku 1913. Bu-
~ vraj potom najjvsSsou moe
nost'ou Y Europe ! Ali.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-05
VEL'KA BANSKA
KATASTROFA v CSR

V Duchcove, Cechach, udala
sa stredu vel'ka katastrofa y
Nelson Iii" uhol'nej bani. Ma.
stal ohromny vybuch, pochova.
jlc najmenej 12O banikov. Asi
16 mrtvol bolo vynesene ma po.
vrch, medzi mimi j mrtvola jed
nej zeny, ktora tam cistila. Sty-
rom Ibanfkom sa podarilo w.
liezt ma povrch hore 1OOO-sto-
povym rebrikom. Ked' vysli,
nemohli slova povedat', TAXI
boil namahou vysileni a plyna-
mi ornament. Zachranovanie DO.
chovanych ie nemozn6, lebo po
vynesenf Is mrtvol vypuknul i
1trobach bane ohen. Met n&de-
je ma zachranenie dbohych ba-
nfkov. Pri bani udavajd sa stra-
slive vyjavy manzeliek a dietok
zasypanych banfkov.
Nelson I'll bahia bola jednou
2 najvacsfch v tom ma uhlie bo-
hatom severo-z&padnom k6te
Ceska. Riadne V nej pracdvalo
700 banikoy, ale posledne pra.
covalo nej len 400 ma tri ii.
chty. Duchcov ma 1900 oby-
vatel'ov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-05

v utorok vecer slozil prfsahu
ma mestskom dome v Youngs.
towne prvy slaviansky mestsky
radca toho mesta, adv. Anton +.
Kryzan. Ku tel prilezitosti 81.
sli sa pocetnf jeho priatelia sla-
vianski j inf, aby boil prftomni
toho slavnostneho aktu a aby
priali adv. Kryzanovi mnoho
zdaru v trade. Pc slozeni prisa.
by adv. Kryzan dostal kose kve.
tin a to jeden cd Lansingvillske-
no Slovenskeho Politickeho Klu.
Blu, druhy cd pol'skeho spolku
Krakus6w, treti cd priatel'oy
Kaszak, Habuda a Tochman !
stvrty cd priatel'ov advokatov'
Jacob Levy, Vim. Bender, Alvy
A. Witt, Jozef Friedman, Evan
j. Rummell a Jan A. Willo. Tito
mu pripojili al nasledovne kela:
ME: May this be the first run9
in the high ladder Of political
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-05
Ponery u mas
budd lepsie
Pomery v Youngstowne sa zlep.
sia 6 Is do 80 percent, hovori
statistikar Babson.

Roger w. Babson, znamy a.
mericky statistikar a ekonom
pisal vo Vindicatoru, ze sa ro-
botne a obchodne pomery ma
som meste a jeho okoli zlepsia
toho roku o hodne Wac, nezli v
celej krajine, a to hlavne preto,
ze tento rok bude dobrym pre-
oceliarsky priemysel. Zlepsenie
pomerov v celej krajine bude
vraj len asi 10-percentove, kdez.
to pomery v Youngstowne a O.
koli sa zlepsia 0 25 do 30 per-
cent. Toto je vel'mi prijemna
zprava pre- obyvatelstvo celej
youngstownskej okolice. Len a.
by sa dokazala byt' pravdivou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-05
CAMPBELLsK1 DEMoKRAT]
MALI sCH0DZU,

Vo stvrtok vecer, 81. dee. cd.
byvala sa roGna schodza demo.
kratov v Campbell, ma ktorej
Dol zvoleny celkom novy trad.
Zaiste by sa uz raz mohli tt ma
Il demokrati prebudit' a nieco
81 ziskat', ale prfcina je, 6e SINE
vzdy v tom hlbokom spanku a
sa len vtedy prebudfme, ked' je
I'd neskoro. Ale uist 'ujem vset-
kych campbellskych demokra-
tov, ze toho roku budeme 81 dr.
Eat oci otvorene.
Do 1radu ma rok 1884 boil
zvolenf: Jan J. Borak, predse-
da; j. B. Haasaj, podpredseda !;
Jan Petruska, tajomnik; Andrej
]. Hamrock, pokladnfk a dopi-
sovatel. Dalej bolo zvolene al
desat' direktorov klulbu, memo
vite: A. K. Burey, Karol Vano,
3. Bilka, Mr.. Gerald, Mrs. A.
]. Hammock, Mrs. p. Petko, Mr..
Carmerone, Mr.. Petrovsky, Mr..
Hamady q 3. Domagalsky.
Dalej chcem spomendt', ze
ked' sa mas mestsky tirad sisiel
na 2. jann6ra ma ayojej prvej
sch6dzi, my ako verni demokra-
Il nesabudli SINE ma naseho je-
din6ho brata Alexa Millera,
koncilmana 2. wardy. Zaiste Dol
prekvapent, ked' mu PAM An
drejoya Burey odoyzdala kos
roxli6nfch kvetin Y meme camp
bellsktch demokratoy . blaho-
priala mu St'astia ! aby a.
spr6ynei ceste pracoval "a svo.
Ob6anoy.
Il 8.s s:ss ksrll - s;1 ~ -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-05

William Green, predseda A.
merickej Federacie Pr&ce hovo-
II, xe rok 1884 bude rokom nd
vratu K norm&lnosti. "Nezamest
nanost' bola xmen5ena, obchod
ka3d6ho druhu uka1uje znacn6
zlepSenie q je hojnost' dokazov
obnovenej n4deje q podnikavo-
sti'', hovoril d'alej. Green d6yo-
al, xe k6dy u prfcinou tohoto
1lepSenia, lebo ony stabilizova-
" priemysel ] daily z6klsd 4
slepxoyanin - HV1etky znaly
ukasnjf, q tento i,oyf rok pri-
1dIs q m morn lns ~
!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-05
Bankove vklady
sl w poistene
Vsetky vklady do vysky &, 500
81 poistene, vynimajdc uviaz-
mute.

Cd Noveho roku vsetky vkla.
dy v bankach, ktore s1 clenmi
Federalnej Rezervy a ME sd "a
mrznute' sd poistene do vysky
$1,000. Neskorsie bude sa poi
stenie vzt 'ahovat' i ma vyssie
obnosy.
V Youngstowne a Mahoning
okrese nasledovne ,banky majd
poistene vklady: City Trust &
Savings Bank, Dollar Savings
and Trust Co., Mahoning Natio'
nal Bank, Morris Plan Bank
Union National Bank v meste q
Farmers National Bank v Can.
field a Lowellville Savings &
Banking Co. ....
V Trumbull okrese tieto: We
Warren Second National Bank
a Union Savings & Trust Co.
v Niles Niles Banking Co.; v Gi.
rard First National Bank; \
Hubbard, Hubbard Banking
Co.; v Kinsman, Kinsman Ma
tional Bank; v Cortland, Cort
land Savings & Banking Co.; ,
Bloomfield, Bloomfield Banking
Co. " celom State Ohio 4O1
bank 20 431 ma vklady poiste
me.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-01-05
Mayor Gordon
zaujal 1rad
3 MIN nasttpil drad pokladnilEa
mesta Campbell j slov&k Jan
Kadilak q ostatnf tradnfci.

T. Roy Gordon, po styri-ro6-
nom oddychu, ujal ga znovu
spravy mesta Campbell v novo.
rocnt den. s MIN zanjai svoj
drad vsetci now tiradnfci, me.
novite Anthony Pacella, NEST.
sky pravotar; John Ross, NEST
sky dctovnfk; Jan Kadilak,
mestsky pokladnik a mestsk&
rada, ktorej ma cele bude Geo.
Lubic. VSetci now 1radnici oh.
drzali krasne kvety.
Mayor Gordon Dol predtf I'm
"a Sest' rokov mayorom Camp
bellu.
Novel ADMINISTERED prajeme
mnoho zdaru.