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The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-24
HURLEY PREFERS HORSE TALK 10
 '36 p REDUCTIONS
By HERBERT PLUMMER

WASHINGTON, April 24.-Thera are two telephone numbers in Washington which newspapermen always call when MT. Hoover makes a statement from Palo Alto.
 The first is District 1144 for the former Vice President of the Unit ed States-Charles Curtis. They get xactly nowhere there, for MT Curtis carefully avoids comment these days on anything political
 The second is National 1447 fcY Patrick J. Hurley, Secretary oi War during the Hoover administra- tion. National 1447 always is good for story.
 It may not be political, of course. Mir Hurley may insist on telling you about his horses and his es- tate in nearby Virginia. Unless he's steered in another direction he'll talk indefinitely about his jump CTS or the time the Admiral" was clocked for the mile.
 Shies At Hoover Mention
 When mention is made of MT Hoover, or the chances for c. o. P in 1886, MT. Hurley immediately becomes cagey Insistent queries finally elicits the response from him that T, or no one else, can speak for MT Hoover"
 As for the chances of the Re- publican party in 1886, Hurley is more loquaGious.
 The Republican Party will make a mistake" he said, in a speech in Detroit not so iong ago, If it at ampts to assinilate either of the extremes of the Democratic party. Cur party should Gin 1936) support the changes necessary to correct, .rensthen and perfect, not to de- troy, the American economic sys- tenn
 As to who will enunciate these principles for G. o. P. in the 1886 presidential campaign is, says Hur ley, another question entirely.
 Still Some Future"
 One gathers the impression, how ever, on hearing Hurley talk along tfese lines. that the Republican campaign slogan of the '32 cam paign-"Whc But Hoover"-is in his mind.
 As for his stake in the coming contest-he still remembers that there was a Hurley boom for the second place on the Republican ticket in 1892.
 When he saw George Dern of Utah installed in his place as Sec retary of War on March z 1892, Hurley told intimates as he left the War Department:
 My political future is behind me"
 Reminded of that now he'll say it still holds, but with a wink he ad- monishes:
 Only don't stress it too much
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-24
WHY HAND ALASKA RATS"

Send rats" to rat island is the proposal Of Colonel c. A. Seone. Signal Officer in the United States Army, and astounding suggestion it is; also great play on words The Coloneps idea is to gather all the gangster criminals habituals and others of like lk that any police department can put their fingers and transport them ito some island far out in the Aleutians." After doing a stint there the Colonel would, by way of merit for good behavior send the culprits to another island closer to the mainland of course he doesn't go so far as to say it should be in swimming distance And even that Alaskans can look upon with degree of compassion.
 But the Colonel goes even farther He is going to suggest to Attorney General Homer s. Cummings that when the socalled dregs of society prove they fit for the island and prove their worth he plans dispatching them to the mainland of Alaska.
 Alaskans are a broad minded and big hearted people Their feeling of fellowship for the under dog is without parallel. They extend the hand of good luck fellow" when other sections simply throw out a sign of despair put after all there is such a thing hanging it the good fellow, and it locks from here if that is wha. Colonel Seone has in the back of his mind Alaska is the kind of a country that is willing to give any man a chance but aftcr all isn't it taking little advantage of hospi,abe country to suggest that those who couldn't get along in the States be thrown into cur midst? Alaskans willing to agree that the unfortunate should have snohe- chance but wf1ypicK on~the Terrtory the great experiment.? Because Territory without full State rights does it follow that must be the experiment station Of all the trials and tribulations that the States heir too? Maybe Colonel Seone's idea is good but if this island treatment is going to these people who the scourge of society why can't they be sent back to Chicago, New York some Of the other big cities that bred them? Why does Alaska have to be the clearing house? We of the North a people who take it. but, Colonel, you stretching our hospitality when you expect us to accept without comment what you pleased to term at this time as "rats" which you hope to reform.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-24
EXPERIMENT CAN BECOME SUCCESS.

Today the billowy wave of the Pacific the vanguard of those who would start the world famous Matanuska colony project headed North. Aboard the steamer North Star come via Juneau, those who would break the soil of the virgin Matanuska and make it into garden spot of experimentation. To them Alaska bids welcome and success, and pray fully hopes their objective will meet with accom- plishment Aas
 IL would be unfair to suggest to those who are migrating into midst that the future is a path of roses. It would be equally unfair to tell them their task is hopeless. Each is too far from the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-24
TRIMBLE HERE

L. L. Trimble, travelling auditor for the Railway Express Company, arrived in Juneau on the North Sea after a business trip to Sitka q
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-24
SALESMAN ON BOAT

H. B. Crewson, Schillings Products representative. returned to Juneau from short business trip to Sitka on the North Sea.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-24

DAILY GMPH.a WANT ADS PAY
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-24
EFFICIENCY PLUS.

At last comes a man who knows how to handle big problems It is D. K Williams of Waterford, New Jersey MT. Williams is the father of IA children and of housing was a problem But it didn't stop the from New Jersey. He just went down town and bought hotel with 25 in it.
 For years" he said, T have been living in small house with these kids running everywhere. From now On I bet I'll get peace"
 We'll bet he deserves it. That, we suspect is what they call efficiency plus
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-24

Weather: Maximum, 46; min imum, ,29; clear.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-24
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
 UNITED STATES PATENT
U. s. Survey No. l492.

Anchorage Alaska, March 6, 1885.
 Serial 08356
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-24
HAPPY
 BHR TADAY

The Empire eItends congrdtuIa- tions md best tOiShes today, their birthGav anniUersary. to the toiloio- ing:
 APRIL 24
 A Berntsen.
 Ole Scarbo.
 Gus Brown. Mrs. Beatrice Honold.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-24
CHAMBERLAIN ON ALASKA

Jack F. Chamberlin, merchandise broker, arrived on the Alaska after an extended business trip to the Westward.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-24
R. J. SONIMERS IS BOUND
 FOR CORDOVA ON YUKON

R. J. Sommers, well known Ju- neau contractor, left on the Yukon for a short business trip to Cordova
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-24
20 YEARS AGO
 From The Empire
APRIL 24, 1915

The bloodiest fighting that had occurred on the Western Front since the battle at Neuve Chappelle was in progress between Ypres and the North Sea The Germans had reinforced their lines and were evidently renewing their efforts to hack their way through the Allies lines near the Coast.
 The citizens of Juneau at a mass meeting voted that the Juneau Pub lie Library should be maintained and took action to relieve the Draper Club of the work of fin- ancing it. Mrs Willis Novel;, pre- sident of the Draper Club was chairman of the meeting. Those appointed to the committee which was to devise ways and means to continue the library were Prof. l.. D. Henderson, Judge Robert w. Jennings, J. c. Mcbride, 2. R. Cheney and Mrs. Dell z Cleveland. Others who took an active part in the meeting were R. E. Robertson, Mayor John Beck. Father Kennel ly, Mrs. J. P. Malone and J. B. Marshall.
 B. D. Stewart arrived on the City of Seattle from Seattle.
 Attorney Simon HellenthaI left on the Georgia for a business trip to Haines.
 Andrew Nerlaua, who received the highest number of votes in the Fairbanks councilmanic election, was named mayor of the Interior metropolis.
 Hector Mclean arrived on the Georgia from Sitka.
 L. V. Winter was a passenger for Juneau aboard the Princess Ma quina arriving from Vancouver.
 A meeting of all Juneau base ball fans was called by Tom Rad onich, Juneau's Connie Mack, to decide whether or not Juneau was to have baseball team this year Glenn Callan, one of Juneau's 1914 championship players, had wired that he was willing to come North with five good players for the 1915 season.
 Weather Maximum, 46; min mum, .29 clear.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-21
JULIUS HUEHN, NOVY
BARTON, MA RADIU

julius Huehn, mlady ame-
ricky barton, ktoreho rych-
ly pokrok v koncertnom, O.
ratorio a operatickom spie-
vanf vzbudzuje pozornost'
celej hudobnej Ameriky, bu-
de po prvy raz ma radio
spievat' teraz v nedel'u, %.
jdna, a bude predstaveny a.
ko host 'ovsky umelec s Ford
Symfonickou Orchestrou a
Chorom pod vedenfm Vikto-
ra Kolar, vo Fordovom Ra-
dio Programe. Rozhlas bude
cd 9. do 10. vecer dl'a W.
chodneho usporneho casu,
po vsetkych staniciach Co.
lumbia Rozhlasoveho Syste-
mu.
Huehn je syn nemecko-a-
merickych rodicov a zodvih-
null sa vel'mi vysoko v spe.
vackom umenf v poslednych
paru rokoch. V buddcej sc.
zone bude spievat' hlavne
baritonove 1lohy v Metropo.
Titan Opere v New Yorku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-21
vDievc.
Skole v Danville
Is slovenskych diev obdrzalo
diplomy z rik osvp. biskupa
McDewitta.

Pekna graduacna slavnost'
odbyvala sa 10. juna v Pr
vel Slovenskej Vyssej Diev-
censkej Skole v Danville, Pa.
ktora je pod spraYou veleb-
nych sestier z radu sv. Cy-
rila a Metoda. V ten den l6
slovenskych diev obdrzalo
svoje diplomy z ruk osvp.
biskupa Philipa R. McDe-
vita, D. D. z Harrisburgu.
Graduacna slavnost' zapo-
Gala sa uz zavcas rama, ke-
dy vsetky graduantky a zia-
cky zdcastnily sa slavnostnej
sv. omsi v klastornej kaplici,
ktord Najvyssiemu obetoval
osvp. biskup a pri ktorej po-
vedal al krasnu kazen ku
graduantkam, ktore pri tel
to prflezitosti pristdpily ku
stolu Pana.
Asi o 10. hodine rano bolo
pokracovane v graduacnej
slavnosti v skolskej dvorane,
ktora bola slavnostne pripra-
vena k tomuto vePkemu ak
tu; tam vialy americke a slo-
venska zastava a ma javisku
skvel sa obraz patronov ra-
du, sv. Cyril a Metod. Ziac-
ky prvych tried zaujaly po-
zadie javiska a do predne-
no radu bolo posadene 16
graduantiek, ktore boly o.
dene do pekneho gradual
neho rlcha. Ked' al vyse
500 pudi posadilo sa ma svo-
je urcene miesta, vtedy osv,
p. biskup McDewitt vstdpil
do miestnosti sprevadzany
duchovenstvom a posadil sa
ma tr6n k tomu ciel'u pri.
praveny, ku ktoremu po bo.
ku posadili sa vlp. Pavel Ii
sicky z Lansford a vlp. Mi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-21
NAJVACSIA, UDALOST
v TOMTO ROKU -
II. AUGUSTA.

v Bedford name nase slo-
venske sestry - a pri kla-
Store sochu Levocskej P. Ma
rie. To mesto je pekne a ia
socha mas upomina nielen
aby SINE uctili Matku Kri-
sta ale mas upomina i ma ma
se mile Slovensko - ma zem
kde SINE raz chodievali ma
simi dobrymi rodicmi.
Kazda osada ma urceny
svoj den ma odpust. Matka
vsetkych slovenskych osad
ma Mahoning doline je osa-
da sv. Cyrila a Metoda - ia
kona put so svojou mai
mladsou dcerou, osadou sv.
Alzbety. Pravda, make ka-
zde diet'a je mile a tax ro-
bime plany, ze vsetky poi
deme v ten den, IL. augu-
sta. -. -.
Mono mnohi budu hovo-
rit', ze je to privcas o tom
recovat' a pisat' - ME, DO
Gin skor, tym lepsie. Plan
dame v buddcich cislach.
Cestovne - $1.5O - v
tom bude uz j obed v Bed
ford.
Bude to radost', ked' sta
q sta z nasich pudi sa spot
a s jednym srdcom budeme
spievat' a chvalit' tu Matku
BozskI.
Wac v budIcom cisle.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-21
Osada sv. Alzbety

Graduacia. Nasi graduan-
ii dostali svoje diplomy. Ma
Ii SINE peknl slavnost' - pc
kne divadelne predstavenie.
Vd'aka nasim velebnym Sc
STRAIN. Vd aka father Cele-
stinovi. "a jeho peknd a po-
vzbudzujdcu rec. Ufam, Re
otcovia sv. Benedikta castej-
Sic zavitaju k nam.
Procesia. v nedelu, podl'a
nariadenia nasho P. Bisku-
pa, prev. Sviatost' je vylo-
zena v kazdom kostole cely
den.
Podl'a obycaju name pro-
cesiu - ME ako po druhe
roxy po sv. omsi, ale rano 0
pol 7. Prid'me a zucastni-
me sa elm Wac - vsak MET
prilezitosti ami v jednej O.
SADIE mat oltariky ma von-
ku, ako je to u mas.
Slavnostna sv. kazen bude
ma vonku. Mas dobry pracov-
mix, father Bobal z Akronu
bude kazat'.
Baldachyn ponesd z kosto-
la k soche P. Mari: A. Ham
rak, J. B. Hassay, Jan Hnat,
Tom. Gajdos. Cd sochy P.
Marie k domu Mich. Hova-
nee: Bill Stana. Franc Ma.
tiscik, Karol Klesc, Joe Ha-
tala.
Cd Mich. Hovanec k Mich,
Kopkas: Joe Holdos, Jan
Hatala NIL, Ant. Arbi, Steve
Bick.
Cd Mich. Kopkas do ko.
stola: Jan Kacenga, Martin
Jas, Franc Hassay, Jan Ja'
kubovic.
Schodze: V utorok mia.
denci O 8, v stredu dievcats
O pol 8. Nezabudajme ns
schOdze. ...
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-21
SvOJ K SvOJMU!

Pan redaktor Mraz, ako
dobry pracovnik ma poll ma
sho mileho naroda pripomi-
ma nam slovicka "svoj K
svojmu' znova a znova. O.
pakuje ich, ako dobry rodic
svojim synom a dceram, aby
sa i'm zakorenily do srdc a
myslf. Ale zda sa, ze mno-
hym nasim krajanom slova
tieto sd iba hlasom volajl-
echo ma pusti. Milsi i'm je
cudzf, ako svoj. Slovensl,i
baptist, ably dokazali ver-
most tym slovam, isli v cas-
potreby ku svojmu. Potrebo-
vail malovat' kostol. Ku
praci sa nam ponukali mno-
hi maliari Incl narodnosti,
ale my SINE isli ku svojmu.
Vynasli SINE pana Jana No
vaka, ktory nateraz byva v
Campbell. Tento nam vyma-
| Poval a okraslil kostol mad
herne a "a miernu cenu. Mad
kazatelnu vymaloval krasny
obraz, ktory predstavuje sva-
til noe. Noe narodenia sa
Spasitel'a. Pripomfname, ze
p. Novak nenie prislusnikom
nasej cirkvi, ale no vrele od-
porucame slovenskej verei-
nosti. Ked' budete mal'cvat'
kostoly, spolkove budovy, a.
lebo vase domy, povolajte 81
pana Novaka a isti SINE, ze
budete mad mieru uspokoje-
nj, ako SINE my jeho pra.
cou. Vsimnime 81 napomina-
MIA pana redaktora tychtc
novin. Svoj k svojmu. "
M. D. Hiben
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-21
DOBRA NOVINA.

Bolo to toho roku, ked'
p. Karol Virostek z Poland,
O. zaletel az hen do Home
stead, Pa. "a manzelkou. Od-
pust'te, ze mladuchy memo
neznam, ale srdecne blahoze-
lam tax starym rodicom, a.
ko al st'astnym mladym ku
tel ich novel putt zivota.
Mech i'm je ia put vzdy ru-
IOWA a blazena, aby naziva-
Ii v laske a svornosti az do
smrti. A este ma ostatok, ja-
ko to prislovko hovorf: do
roka proroka a "a diva roxy
dvoch.
Tiez ably som nezabudla:
Farmersky Obcansky Klub
usporiada ID. julia o 1. hodi-
ne vylet ma Jana Virostko-
vel farme. Uctive povolava-
me vsetkych vernych Slova-
kov a Slovenky, farmerov j
farmerky, aby sa prisli ma
mi zabavit' do tel krasnej
bozej prirody. Ked' SINE sa
cez til zimu dost' donna ma
sedeli, teraz ked' slnko pri-
peka, treba nam fst' do pri-
rody a v chladku sa dobre
zabavit'.
Ma tomto vylete bude w
borna hudba. TAX nezabud-
mite prist' ma IA. julia a pri-
ved'te al svoje dietky, lebo
budu sa ohanat' farmerske
$ mestskymi, ze ktore sd
frisnejsie. Budete tam vsetci
vitanf a o obcerstvenie sa
vybor postara. TAX do vide
MIA ma vylete! (Prideme, len
nezabudnite postavit' til mi
l'ovd baru q navesat' klobas
na stromy. Red.)
+. ). TlkAxik, farmerlea.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-21
PODAKOVANIE.

Vyslovujeme srdecne po-
d'akovanie vsetkym, ktori
sa zucastnili svadby nasej
dcery Julie S p. Michalom r.
Stanislav II. j1na, zvlaste a.
lie kucharkam, Mrs. Michael
Puhaila, Mrs. J.. Churilla. a
Mrs. j. Hiznay. Tiez druzi-
ckam a druzbom. Druzicami
boly slecny Helen Novak,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-21
Hriech to boil, pre- ktory

Hriech to bol, pre- ktory
sa uz prvi rodicia ukryvat'
museli a pre- ktory rajskeho
zivota pozbavenf boil. Hriech
to Dol, pre- ktory kral' David
kropil slzami i svoju postel.
To je hriech, pre- ktory sa
vazen hanbi, ked' prfdu ma
vstevnfci do zal4ra. Svedo-
mie mu hovorf, ze vlast-
nemu respektu je mrtvy. V
kazdom cloveku je nieco, GO
udobruje kazdy poctivy sku-
tok, ale taktiez odsddi kaz-
dy hriesny. Pre- cloveka, kto-
ry hresi nema nikto respekt.
Kto sa hriesnikmi kamara-
ii, ten nasleduje rakev svoj-
no vlastneho pohrabu. Hriech
pochoval uz sta zivotov pred
casne.
l malicky hriech moze sa
stat osudnym jestli v nom
clovek pokracuje. Niekto po-
vedal, ze prostopasnost' nief
jatra. Zavist' rozpal'uje my
sell a zopieranie sa Bohu pa
ralyzuje vol'u cloveka.
Hriech je ma pricine tomu,
ze sa mnohi mladi pudia re-
mozu uplatnit' v povolani.
Obchody, ako al inc indu.
strie dnes najprv vysetria
charakter cleveka a len po.
tom mu dajl pracu. A uplat.
nenie sa je casio zabite
vlastnym hriechom. Hriech
zabija i pokoj vlastnej my.
sli. Hriesnici sd, ako vlny
morske, nemaju pokoja. Ale
hriesnici nemaji ami nadeje
Veriaci clovek umiera ra'
dostne, odchadza, ako by
cudziny do vlastneho domo'
va, hriesnik ide, ako by dc
vazenia. To je plaza, ktort
diabol dava svojim vernym
A preto zoprite sa diablu 8
on utecie cd vas. Nesluzte
mu. Prestante zle chit {
zacnite dobre. Zacnite slu
zit' Bohu a On vas odmen
radost 'ou, pokojom, nadejo,
a vecnym zivotom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-21
YoUNGsTowNsKE sLovENsKE Nov1NY
TRADE MARK REG.

Tikety uz mono dostat':
ma fare sv. Cyrila q Metoda
a sv. Alzbety.
TAX iste tikety budd mat
vSetci slovenski obchodnici.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-21
chal Terna z Coaldale. O.
krem tychto pritomne bolo
Is d'alsich knazov.

chal Terna z Coaldale. O.
krem tychto pritomne bolo
Is d'alsich knazov.
Akonahle osvp. biskup vo-
siel do miestnosti, zavznel
latinsky spev "Christus Vim
cit' a "a tym sa zapocal
program nasledovnym po-
riadkom:
Spev "Otce mas" a "Veni
Creator Spiritus''. Potom gra-
duantka 81. Anna Hajcako-
va predniesla pozdrav.
Nasledovala piesen mad
hrobom sv. Metoda". Ia tym
osvp. biskup rozdal diplomy
nasledovnym graduantkam:
ST.. Helena Rita Bolinsky z
Mahanoy City, Pa; 81. He
lena Chovanec 20 Shenan-
doah, Pa; 81. Anna Monika
Flip 20 Swoyersville, Pa;
81. Anna Terezia Gonsorcik
z East Douglas, Mass; ST..
Anna Frantiska Hajcak z
Lansford, Pa; 81. Anna Ma
ria Jakupco z Bridgeport,
Conn; 81. Edit Maria Kmie-
cinski z Danville. Pa; 81.
Marta Margareta Mikolaj z
Coaldale, Pa; 81. Filomena
Terezia Nalevanko z Oily
phant, Pa; 81. Margareta
Maria Sencin z Yonkers, N.
Y; 81. Agnesa B. Stofcik z
Pittsburgh, Pa; 81. Anna Ma
ria Svancak z Hostetter, Pa. F.;
81. Virginia M. Barattino z
Yonkers, N. Y; 81. Helena
Hambor z Fairport Harbor,,
Ohio a 81. Margareta Dorota
Macejko z Jessup, Pa.
Potom rozdane boly nasle.
dovne odmeny: Ia najlepsiu
literarnu uvahu v anglictine
odmenil osvp. biskup Nc.
Dewitt 81. Helenu Bolinsky
Cestne vyznamenanie dosta.
ly slecny Filomena Nalevan.
ko, Anna Hajcak, Anna ia
kupco, Edith Kmiecinski, M
Mikolaj, Marg. Sencin a He
lena Hambor.
. Krasna Dievcenska Vyssi;
Skola stojf majestatne a vo
; la slovenske devy z celej A
: meriky, aby ma budlceho sel
> tembra daily sa tn registro
vat v elm najvacsom po
cte. A Wy, drahf slovensk
rodieia, jestli mate prilezi
> tost' k tomu, poslite svoje
dcery do tejto skoly, cim icf
vyzbrojite dobrou naukou ;
cistou slovencinou do budd
echo zivota, aby molly zdar
ne vychovavat' buduce poke
lenie. ktore bude verne mas
, mu slovenskemu narodu.
: Slov. Obcan
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-21

Mary Hiznay, Mary Stani-
slav, Anna Stanislav q Emily
Hiznay, q druzbami pp. An
ton Stanislav starsfm, Stefan
Novak, Vincent Slifka, Pavel
Hura a Jan Ruzbacky.
Dakujeme v meme mladych
j vsetkym "a ich srdecne bla-
hozelania a vinsovanie st'ast-
neho zivota. Daj to Pan Bob !!
Stefan . Zuzanna Nov6k
rodicia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-21

censtva o Ford V-8 Touring
Sedan. Toto je kara mimo-
riadne vhodna ku cestovaniu
lebo ma vel'ky, priestranny
kufor, uz vbudovany do nej.
Je diva ! pol razy tax prie-
stranny ako ten. ktory Dol
pr6dtJm pred d&vaHt ako *
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-21
Novy palac ' Trencine.

Novy pdIac v Ifenclne.
Y Trencfne bolo v posled-
nych rokoch yybudovanych
niekolko vel'kych modcr-
nych budov, ku ktorym pri-
budne teraz palac Okresnej
nemocenskej poist 'ovne, kto-
ry 81 vyziada nakladu 3 mi
liony korun.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-21
cata osady Mena Jezis pad
la ma tretie miesto v lige.
Lansingville vyhral!

Lansingville vyhral!
Lansingvillcania, po pia-
itch porazkach 81 zaumieni-
Ii vyhrat', co al splnili, po-
raziac Haselton Dodgers ca
tn skorom II ku 6. Home
runy boly v mode u Lansing
villcanov, Clontz, Auchter j
Vansac udreli styri lobby
do vel'kej dial'ky. Michal
Vansac zacal hadzat' "a
Lansingvillcanov nevodilo
sa mu dobre, lebo dal tri "a
bity styri obehy, takze Dol
potom zameneny Liskom.
sktory hadzal znamenite. E.
Josh, haseltonsky majster S
kyjom udrel tri lobby pre-
svoju catu.
Campbellski Slovaci porazenf
Cata gr. k. osady P. Ma
RE 20 Steelton prekrizovala
rlany campbellskych Slova-
kov a porazila ich skorom 6
ku 5 vo vel'kom zapase ma
Borts hrisku. Pocas hry lob.
da bola casio udierana, TAX
re Campbellcania dostali IL
zabitov a Steeltoncania II.
Nepozorne behanie po ba.
zach vyhodilo pat behunov
z campbellskej caty.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-21
KTO VZDY JEDNAK
PLATf.

Problem vyplaty, zarobku,
odplaty je tax starym, akou
je starou sama industria. Boil
to problem place, ktory je
zabaleny v iteku izraelske-
no naroda 2 Egypta. Me len
ich Utmost bola mizernou,
ale ami nadostac materialu
ku vyrobe tehly nedostava1i.
Tento problem je ma prfci-
ne takmer kazdemu povsta-
niu ma. tomto svete. On je
ukryty v kazdej vojne, re-
vol1cii ba reformacii. Tym-
to problemom sd zaplnene
knihy, magaziny noviny.
Hlboko v srdci kazdeho clo-
veka zakorenene je presved-
Genie, ze hoden je robotnlk
svojej mzdy. On ju must
mat. Ale popri tel myslien-
ke, ze kazdy clovek ma do
stat placu "a svoju pracu
kraca al myslienka ina to,
ze ta plaza must byt' slusna.
Ia starodavna dostal ro-
botnik pokrm, odev a pri-
stresie "a svoju pracu. Ro-
bit musel 10 do 16 hodin
denne. Jeho odmena bola
vel'mi chudobna. Bola do
ba, ked' robotnik mohol byt'
kupeny ma verejnom trhu
"a par centov. Ale s takym
stavom nebol spokojny. Hla-
sill sa o svoje prava ma slus-
ne zitie. A previedol to tax
d'aleko, ze praca mu bola
skratena a plaza podvysena.
Kazda industria i kazde po-
volanie podvysilo Wac abo
menej svojim robotnikom, j.
ba jedna industria ostala,
ktora nikdy nepodvysila pla-
GU a l'udia vzdy pre- ilu O.
chotne, dobrovol'ne, verne ]
pocetne pracuju.
Viete, ktora je to? Viete
kto je spravca tel industrie ?
To je Satan. Diabol este nj.
kdy nepodvysil mzdu svojim
vernym sluzobnikom a vzdy
ich ma dost'. Jeho sluzobnf.
ctvo nechce vynst' ma strajk
Jeho sluzobnici dnes dosta.
vaju taku placu, aku dostaI
Kain, Judas a i'm podobnf
Odplata "a hriech je smrt'
Kto. hresf, ten umiera. "Le'
bo odplata IA hriech j.
smrt', kdezto milost' Bozia j.
zivot vecny v Kristu Jeziso
vi, Panu nasom." Rimanon
6:23.
No hriesnikom je ME lei
ten, kto zavrazdi ineho, ale
bo kto orabuje banku. Dr.:
Pisma svateho, ba dPa sve
donna l'udskeho hriesnikon
je i ten, kto ma v srdci "a
visit, nenavist', pychu, I'll
ziadost', sebeckost', nespra
vedlivost', neuctu, nesvor
most. Hriesnikom je ME lei
ten, kto ukradne, ale ten
kto 81 vypozieia a potion ne
chce vratit'. Kazda nepra
vost' je hriech. Hovorim, Z
kto hresi, ten umiera. Umie
ra ylastnemu reSnektu.