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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-20
BY 0ERTnUDE Q. COLER


 Alice Knight had worked hard and we'll during the three years she had been In the store: and Howard Price knew that the pro- posed promotion would mean a great deal to her. But he framed his question with deliberate im- personality as he turned to Miss Mcbride, the prim and competent buyer in the glove department, leaving to take over branch in another city.
 'Do you think Miss Knight capable of managing the depart ment?"
 Miss Mcbride looked at him in astonishment.
 "Capable? Of course she's capable"
 Price temporized: "Of course as an assistant she has been pretty competent. But doubt if she has the organizing ability; the initia-
 "She had both in abundance, Miss Mcbride broke in, her aston ishment giving way to impatience. "I did not know you had so poor an opinion of Miss Knight. My re. ports cannot have done her justice. I have always admired her work"
 Perhaps all you say is true, Miss Mcbride. But of late the girl has been dreamy and absent-minded- continually abstracted. That Is no mood for the head of an active de- partment in store as live and ef- ficient as ours"
 There was truth in that. Miss Mcbride knew. Miss Knight had been dreamy of late. Her mind continually wandered. But 1t was only a mood; and moods pass. She said as much to Price, hoping to weaken his resolve.
 Sorry, Miss Mcbride" he said. My decision must be final"
 It wasn't an agreeable thing to have to tell that gentle, pleasant Miss Knight that the thing she had worked so hard to achieve would be denied her.
 The dreamy eyes which had been so severely criticized looked angry and not q little hurt. Miss Knight was lovely to look at; she was small and fair and graceful and the clothes she wore became her slim elegance. To look at her you'd think, perhaps, that Price was right. In manner and appearance she did not in the least suggest the head of department.
 But she had proved long ago that beauty and efficiency are not in- compatible. Howard Price should know that. Often he had stood and watched her at her work for min utes at a time-she had always thought-approval in his eyes. She had never minded his watching her; had, on the contrary. liked 1t. His whole manner had always car
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-20
BUSINESS MATTER Her Dreamy Eyes Were to Blame for the Sudden
 End to Clever Woman's Career.

ried such encouragement. And now
 She said nothing but turned wearliy to her work.
 Howard Price was standing at the door when Alice left for home that evening. She saw his good looking, if austere, head incline in greeting when she came within his view.
 "God evening, Miss Knight 2 lle said, agreeabiy enough.
 Good evening. Mir Price" There was resentment wrapped fin the surface respect of employe for en- pioyer.
 He continued: sT'm going your way. Shall we walk together?y
 ''Yf you like" she replied coclly.
 They walked in silence for a. while toward the l..
 you're not offended with fne?" he asked after Q little. ss s
 And if I were?" The answer came very coldly. Another silences
 "You needn't be tactfnl, you
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-20

Tomorrow: How Q lonely woman learned of . white mans treachery through an aged African chief is told in "True COlOrs," by Margaret Sally Eulich,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-20

know" he said. They were at the foot of the "L" stairs now.
 Needn't be tactful, eh?" Wen, she wouldn't be-.
 Her voice came clear and crisp with just the suspicion of tremor in 1t.
 T happen to know of your deci- sion on my promotion. Mir Price," she said. And frankly I don't un- derstand. Don't understand your motive, mean" she added.
 "No?" He seemed not in the least perturbed. B.
 1T earned that promotions, Mir Price. I worked hard for it.
 Miss Mcbride has told you can handle the job. Her recommenda- ton should be enough, even with out your own personal knowledge of my work. What private reason you can have" He smiled. "I don't see how you can handle the work" She answered furiously: "But that's so unjust. It's precisely the sort of work I've been handling" You've lost your pep, Miss Knight" he said. You've become absent-minded, dreamy; not at all your old alert self. Even Miss Me-, Bride couldn't deny that" Alice herself couldn't deny it. She had been dreamy. But she answer ed him indignantly. There was a personal reason for that. I've got over 1t, and-'r' He interrupted her: Besides you won't have the time."
 Not have timer" She looked at him in astonishment. ''Why, I have more time than I--' He didn't let her finish. "You won't have from now on. You'II have to get a trousseau together. and make plans for the wedding. Then there'll be the honeymoon. Household duties. when that's over. Then-who knows---?"
 "What on earth are you talking about?"
 His smile was still cool as he replied: "You see-that dreafni- ness-I've noticed 1t for some time You're in love, my dear"
 ln-lOVe sne IaItereu.
 with me. noticed that too. And it fits In nicely with my plans. I mean" he grinned delightful- ly, 'I'm in love with you, too"
 "Mr Price!"
 She dazedly gave herself to his embrace while hundreds of home ward-bound workers stopped to stare.
 Copyright, 1895, The Chicago Daily
 News, Inc.
 Tomorrow: How Q lonely woman learned of . white mans treachery through an aged African chief Is told in "True COlOrs," by Margaret
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-20
WESTWARD HO!

Madison, Wis.-(UP)-America particularly the Middle West, eventually will become the art center of the world, Thomas Cra- ven, New York art critic and au- thor, predicted in recent address here.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-20

permitted to XIII it. and only the chieftains could wear its feathers.
 c uate l1a . Ia adopted the auet. gal as its nation. al bird when the country declared its independence in 1883.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-20

Clip out this ieatnrc, attach the stamp described, # you have it or can get ft. and paste mp ts cr0piN,Ok form.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-20

Copyright. 1885. NEA Service. Incl
 NEXT: What stamp hides the memory of a short.lived rule? 20
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Stories in
 STAMPS Dy Z 5. Klein

AS strange as is it's name 50 beau
 fA tiful is the plumage of the bird that Guatemala has adopted as it's national fowl. placed on It's seal and illustrated on several of It's stamps, The bird Is the quet. cal. native to the heights of Cen. rai America. incapable of living in captivity This bird was prized so highly by the natives before the Spanish conquest that no one was
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-12
JURY PANEL
OF NINETY
NAMES SET

Ninety names were drawn on the
new jury panel scheduled to report
in Judge Vaughn N. Thompson's
division of superior court at 10
o'clock January 6.
The list drawn Tuesday afternoon
includes 10 more names than were
drawn on the last panel, it was eX-
planned. Names drawn were as fol-
lows:
Peter Vreeland. Holtville; Jack
r. Keep, Ell Centro; Mrs. Emma B..
Cox, sImperial John Kavanaugh,
Holtville; Joseph Anderotti, I'M
perial; T. J. Afflerbaugh, El Centre;
Thomas II. Sheppard, Calexico; W
v. Cohee, Brawley: Elsie w Will
liams, Holtville; Chas. ii. Pinnell,
Calexico.
James e. Ramsdell, Brawley; M.
II. Huey, CaleXico; Grayson E. Miles,
El Centro; James L. Mowery, Cal
exico; Clarence E. Wade, Holtville; /;
Leo: A. Madden, Ell Centre; James
n. Cook, Calexico; John c. Lewis,
El Centre; Mrs. o. A. Derbyshire,
Brawley.
Pearl b. Hobbs. Imperial; Mrs.
Geo. Marston, Brawley; Leslie f.
Lyall. Brawley; Hans r. Christen-
son, Imperial; William =. Henry,
iBrawley; John c. Applegate, Braw-
y
Zera lima ID. Harris, Imperial; Man.
ley G. Bovee, Holtville; Mrs. Clare
e. Bennett, Imperial.
John r. Goss, El Centre; Earl G.
Brawley: Pat Greer, Brawiey; Mrs
June r. Hockett, El Centre; Carl w.
Streeter. Holtville; Mrs Madge
Jones. Brawley; Mrs. Bertha e.
Clevenger, Westmorlan Mrs Ethel
Marshall Imperial.
T. In1t twill 1ns
Mrs. Lenora e. Killingsworth, West
morland; Ruth Savage, Holtville;
Logan II. Pulliam. Calexico; Mrs.
Lena Abach erli Holtville; Earl l..
Osborn, Heber; Lillian e. King, Cal
exico; Earl d: Roberts, Calexico;
Mrs. Oma d. Prather, Calipatria;
Thomas A. Hunt, Ell Centre.
Hoyt, Holtville; Geo. H. Ballard,
Caexico; Mrs. Clara Erskine, I'm
Centre; Mrs. Laura NJ. Pulliam, CAL
eXico; Sam Williams, Holtville;
Alice F. Burke. Ell Centro; Mrs.
Vivian Buxton, Imperial; James
meEwen, Calipatria; Robert L.
Palmer, Ell Centro.
Ruth M. Strawn, CaleXico; Mrs.
Margaret Weinert, Imperial; Mrs.
Addie M. Brewer, Imperial; Ben
Bush, Holtville; Mildred sayler,
vile; Este Muller, Holtville; Hiram
]. Marks, Ell Centre; Oscar r. CAL
latin, Holtville; Harod w. Strickler,
Ell Centre.
Mrs. Gertrude Maitland, Ell
Centro; Rex A. Ogier, Holtville; (;
Henry G. Miller, Holtville; Mrs
Irma l.. Secord, Brawley; Geo
crooks, Brawley; James A. Tillot-
son, Calipatria; Benjamin Shank
Brawley; Sam j. Strieby, Brawley;
mrs. cara Lynn Scott, Holtville;
Mrs. Catharine Templeton. I'm.
perial; CALDER ID. Webber, HoItville
Jesse T. martin, Brawley; Luther
B. Weeks, II oltville; Herbert
Lowdermilk Ell Centre; Mrs. Mabel
Harman, Holtville; Forrest w. Zinn,
Ei Centro; Norris Haver, CaleXico;
Chas. n. Tufts. Brawley; Florence
6arnell, Heber; John l.. Moore, Ell
Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-12
INVESTIGATOR
BEATEN UP BY
PROSECUTOR

SAN DIEGO, Dec. u. U,R) -
Thomas Whelan, husky district at
torney, came out of county grand
jury session Wednesday when the
statement he had just administer
ed a sound beating to Edgar Dud-
ley, self styled secret six" investi-
gator.
Dudley called me a liar, a thief
and a crook and hit him without
realizing what L was doing Whelan
said.
I'VE were both sitting down."
Whelan said 81 beat him to the
punch, and then clouted him a few
more until he sagged down on the
grand jury table"
Dudley, of Los Angeles, had been
summoned before the jury to sub
stantiate charges of corruption in
city and county politics.
The investigator was unable to
leave the chamber for almost half
an hour. He came out with a black
eye, bloody nose and swollen lip.
Whelan said shortly before hos
tilities began Dudley had presented
an affidavit purportedly made by
William Appel, former police in
former, convicted of auto theft
charges, which would reveal that
Whelan allegedly had said "he did
not dare send Appel to prison be-
cause he knew too much"
Dudley brought up the state
ment," Whelan said. mot word
of it was true
Dudley said he would confer with
his attorney before deciding if he
would take action against Whelan.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-12

: On top of the cans of film the
editor found a little note, written
in red ink on white paper, which
read, Here are the motion pictures
which l promised to bring for I'M
perial Valley children. Give them
all my love and tell them to re-
member that I'll be back on the
night of Dec. "a. Your old friend,
Santa Claus"
Mysterious Noise
Several residents in the vicinity
of Brawley and as far north as In
dio reported hearing a swishing
noise, like wind rushing through
tall trees, at about 2 o'clock this
morning.
One woman in Westmorland
called the Post-Press to ask about
an unusual happening. She said
that she had been awakened by
this same noise and upon looking
out of her window had seen a dark
shadow high in the heavens which
looked like a sleigh being pulled
by reindeer The Post-Press could
give her no information, however,
because no other similar reports
had been received.
A tiny piece of red cloth with a
bit of white fur on the edge was
hanging on nail at the edge of
the editors desk this morning as if
whoever left the films snagged the
edge of his coat.
No Word Yet
Meanwhile no word had been re-
ceived from the Kleinschmidt ex-
pedition up to 1:30 this afternoon.
1t is believed the captain and his
party have been busy preparing for
the home trip and message is ex-
pected Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-12
GIRL STARVES
TO GET JOB

ALBANY, N. Y, Dec. IL. U.P)
"A girl who has gone hungry
for the last three months in an
attempt to reduce tried today to
convince state officials that she
is not too fat-150 pounds-to
teach school in New York city.
Miss Rose Freistater used to
weigh 1872, and the New York
City school board ruled that
was an unhealthy weight. They
were afraid she could not run
up and down stairs in fire drills
and that she might become in
capacitated and go on the pen
sion rolls too soon to be of use
as an assistant biology teacher.
The school board will an
nounce it's decision in ten days,
during which time, Miss Frei-
slater said, she may starve off
few more pounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-12
A Three Days Cough
Is Your Dangers Signal

No matter how many medicines
you nave tried for your cough, chest
get relief now with Creoml1lsion
Serious trouble may be brewing and
you cannot afford to take a chance
with anything less than Creomlll-
sion, which goes right to the seat
of the trouble to aid nature to
Soothe and heal the inflamed mem
branes as the germ-laden phlegm
is loosened and expelled.
Even if other remedies have
failed, don't be discouraged. YOUR
druggist is authorized to guarantee
Creomulsion and to refund your
money if you are not satisfied with
results from the very first bottle.
Get Creomulsion right now. (Adv.h
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-12
CLIPPER SHIP
AT MIDWAY

MIDWAY ISLAND, Dec. IL. U,P)
The Philippines Clipper, second
of the Pan American Airways' fly
ing ships to carry trans-Pacific
mail from San Francisco to Manila.
landed here Wednesday at 2:59
pm, ((5:59 pm, PSD.
Carrying five passengers and leis
for President Manuel Quezon of
the Philippines commonwealth, be-
sides 10000 pieces of mail, the
clipper came to a gentle landing
in clear weather on smooth water.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-12-12
SANTA DELIVER s
POST-PRESS FILMS

Moving pictures taken by the Kleinschmidt Santa
Claus expedition, of Santa Claus, Santa Claus land, and
the many events of their long trip found in large
the editors desk this morning All the doors and
windows were locked from the inside
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-20

Preco no tax Pan Bob tre'
sta, coze tax zleho ucinil, a.
by 81 to zasldzil...
Katka starostlive cakala
vyzerala, - kdeze len po.
siel, - ci sa mu nieco ne.
prihodilo, ach, vd'aka
Bohu, konecne uz no po-
cut. Ide mu v ustrety. Ia
stavila sa, - hroza, - ci ten
zamazany, zaspineny, odraty
clovek je jej Milan?
milan, Milan, - kdeze
81 boil, co sa tt stale? Bo-
re, - jaky to name Stedry
Vecer!" .sls
Kedy-nekedy, - tichym,
zlomenym hlasom, primal sa
jej. Vel'ke Shy mu vyhrkly
z ocd, ked' jej povedal, a.
ko spproval, ako sa zasiel
bez drobnych veci, aby ju
len st'astlivou dnes urobil, -
~ y
q hl'a, vsetko vyslo ma mar
most. - "
Zach, ty moi anjelu,' -
objala no Kstka, "vsak som
volala "a tebou, ably 81 sa
vratil, ale 81 ma nepocul. ia
som ten balik nasla vo vre.
cku, ~ aida nemyslis, re
som TAXA l'ahkomysel'na dat
niekomu kabat bez pozrenia
ci je nieco v nom? Pravda
ami som netusila, zeby to bo'
10 nieeo pre- nina"
Medzi veriacimi v kostole
sedi pekny mlady, park, -
chap vyzera trochu ustaty
- ale blazeny, spievaju
"Narodil sa Kristus Pan.
Pc skonceni spevu, Katk;
pysne pozera ma naramkov.
hodinky a sepka Mlianovi
"Uz svata omsa sa zacne d,
pat minIt.''
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-20
ma nalada vianocnych SWAT
kov.
SLAVNE JASLICKY.

V Prahe vystavujd v te-
rajsej predvianocnej dobe
jaslicky, ktore sd5 vel'kym Ii
votnym umeleckym dielom
dvoch l'udovych rezbarov,
Probosta a Kapuciana z OBJ
ce, Trebechovice " Cechach.
Me sl to vlastne len jaslic-
ky. Je to cely zivot Krista
Pana v dreve vyrezany. u
prostred celeho diela je u
zasne JENNIE rezana Svata
Rodina, ale co vsetko je o.
kolo nej, ME je ami mono
pohl 'adom obsiahnut'. Predo-
vsetkym kolednici, hudobna
kapela, vytvorena povab-
nym humorom, ale okolo
mad Betlehemom : sa vznasa
.Jeruzalem a dole sa prestie-
ra Nazaret. Vidfme sceny
Zvestovania, Navstivenia, O.
betovania, scenu ma hore O.
livetskej, bicovanie, koruno-
vanie trnim, krizovl cestu a
ukrizovanie. Ia inspiraciu
sluzily umelcom kostolne O.
brazy, ktore znali a asi tiez
obrazy 20 skolskej biblickej
historic.
Tie trebechovicke jaslicky
vzbudia iste podiv ma celom
svete. V Norimberku maju
najdokonalejsiu vystavu l'u-
dovych jasliciek, ale nieco
takeho tam nemajd. Je to
iste najvacsi Bethlehem v Eu-
rope, ba ma svete postaveny
cd tel DOLBY, co svaty Fran.
tisek z Asissi postavil prve
jasle " Grecciu. Cely zivot
rracovali oba umelci ma svo.
JON diele. Umelci? Zaiste
co do svojho vykonu, nadse'
MIA a idealizmu. V civile tt
boil chalupnici. Rezbar-sa
mouk Kapucian bol vraj hlu
chy, zamraceny stryko, dru
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-20
Pomalost' predlzuje zivot.

zivot je pohyb a pohyb je
zivot = plati v nasej spor-
tovnej .dobe Wac ako kedy-
kol'vek predtyn1. A predsa
ma zaklade presnych geolo-
gickych pozorovani bolo III
stene, ze zvierata sa hybu
pomerne malo a ze tie dru-
ny zvierat, pre- ktore je cha
rakteristickym mnoho pohy-
bu a rycnly pohyb, maju veP
mi kratky zivot proti tym,
ktore sa pohybujl malo a
pomaly. Zelva, najlenivejsi
tvor na svete, test asa vel'mi
dlhemu veku 200-3G0 'ro-
kov. Sion, ktory ak je vo syo-
jej miere, tiez nikdy nespe-
cha, zije 150-2O0 rokov.
Medzi vtakmi idostojna po-
mala labut' moze sa, ako bo-
10 zistene, dozit' az 102 ro-
kov. Naproti tonu pes zije
len 10-15 rokov,- veverica
1O-12 rokov, zajac 7--.8 ro-
kov, mys 3--4 roxy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-20
z osady Mena Jezis
VianoGns sv. omSe.

v den narodenia P&na bu-
de sest' svatych omsi. Prva
bude polnocna 0 pol noci.
Pri polnocnej nebude dava-
ne sv. prijimanie. Druha bu-
de rano 0 6. hodine; tretia
bude o Z. hodine; stvrta Q
pol deviatej; plata (vePka)
bude o 10. hodine a siesta
Q pol dvanastej. Svate omse
budd prave v tom case a
poriadku, jako v nedele, O.
krem polnocnej a tel rAno
Q s. hodine. Svate pozehna-
ME bude vecer 0 pol osmej
hodine.
Pohyblivs obrizky.
Posledne diva obrazy, kto-
re boly ukazovane v skol-
skom auditoriume, ma osad-
nych premietacich strojoch,
vydarily sa pekne. Menovite
lobraz BLACK FURY" 20
zivota slovenskych banikov-
majnerov tesil sa vel'kej oh.
l'ube medzi obecenstvom,
Radost' bolo vidiet' ten jasot
a porozumenie medzi diet.
kami, ktore sa stotoznovaly
S Jozkom Radekom, hrdinom
tejto dojimavej hry.
! Povzbudeni tymto zauj.
nom o hovoriace filmy me-
dzi mladymi i starymi, bu'
deme mat zasa jedon Eau,
jimavy hovoriaci film, ktorJ
sa menuje ''Beggars in Err
mine. o ktorom sme poeuli
ze je prave tax zaujimavy
jako "Black Fury. V tom
pade budeme mat zasa mi
Iii zabavu. Tento hovoriac
film bude ukazovany v del
|sv. Stefana, dina 26. decem
bra. Prve predstavenie bude
po obede o tretej hodine &
druhe predstavenie bude We
Ger o pol osmej. Obecenstv<
!bude vitane. Vstupne iba 2s
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-20

ny autor tohoto vel'keho die
Ia Dol stolar. Tomu slo o
mechaniku jasli, ktora je ne
obycajne domysel ma. Wet
ky figurky 50 pohybuj1, a to
ME nejak strnulo a pri tom
slozity mechanizmus ide tax
pahko, ze no ovladne male
diet'a. Dalo to Probostovi
hodne premysl'ania a prace.
Chodil vraj casio po dedi-
mach a vykladal, ze mu sva-
ty Jozef nechce a nechce ko-
lisat', ale potion Ease RADIO
st'ou ziaril, ze Jozef uz ko-
lise. Ia Sialenca no povazo-
vail, i hospodarstvo zaned-
baval, ale vyrezal Bethlehem,
ma ktorom pracoval so ro-
kov. Patrf do kategorie tych
umelcov stredoveku, ktori
stavali cele., zivotne dielo do
sluzieb Boha. Dnes, ked' O.
ba umelci zomreli, sa i'm po-
divuje cely stat. Cd mesta k
mestu, "a nevyslovnych do
pravnych t'azkosti je preva-
zane toto krehke dielo l'u-
doveho rszbarstva a uvidf no
i cudzina. Ale ziaden uspech
a ziadna slava iste nevyva.
Ii radost', ktord mali oba 2
dohotoveneho diela, ktore by
zasldzilo, ably zdobilo olta.
re katedral.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-20
Kol'ko Ciganov zije " cSR.

Podl'a ukonceneho supisu
lie v CSR. teraz 32,857 Ciga-
nov. Sd to vsetko Cigani, kto-
ri majd cesko-slovensku sta
thu prislusnost', pretoze Ci-
gani 2 inych zemi sa do re-
publiky nepust'ajd. Sdpis Ci-
ganov bol prevedeny, ako je
znamo, "a ucelom presneho
sledovania ich pobytu v jed
notlivych zemiach. Najviac
Ciganov zdrzuje sa ma Slo-
vensku a Podk. Rusi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-20
O VIANOCNYCH
DAROCH.

MIA a dostavania darov. O
umeni davat' Diary bola uz
napisana celia literatura. Po-
dobne bolo stanovene, jake
Diary sa maju davat' slobod-
nym, jake zenatym a vyda-
nym, jake det'om, jake Diary
81 maju davat' manzelia me-
dzi sebou atd'.
Vsetky tieto "predpisy da-
rovania" p" stratily V dnesnej
dobe svoju cenu. Zostala va
ri len platnost' dvoch zako-
nov darovania: /. daruj rad
a darovanu vec nikdy nevy-
hod' pozdejsie ma oci a 2.
vacsim umenim nez daro-
vat je umenie vediet' dar-
ky vl'ddne prijimat'.
Inaee pri uvahach O via
nocnych darkoch musime sa
riadit' celkom jednotlive.
Zeny bude predovsetkym "a
ujimat' co dostanu cd svo-
jich manzelov. V tom je
prave to umenie: zariadit'
to tax, aby prave dostala to,
CO chcela mat, ably to pre-
dsa vyzeralo jako spontan-
ny dar. Zena bude mat zia-
danl vec a manzel blahe a
st 'astne vedomie, re uhadol,
vycital z oci, co 81 jeho ze-
na vlastne zelala. A tn zaci-
ma hack celeho problemu.
Ako to vlastne navliect'? A
ko to nenapadne dat ma ja-
vo tax, aby to bolo predsa
dost' napadne, O Go sa jed
ma? Najlepsia je stredna ce-
sta: ami moe po lopate, ami
ME vel'mi ticho. Slovom tax,
ably nase zelanie ami vePmi
nekricalo, ami Ease nebolo
tax zticha, re by sa patricny
mohol z toho vytiahndt' w.
hovorkou, ze ION nemal ami
tusenia." Alebo skiste neja-
ky sposob modernejsi. TAX
ma priklad k tohorocnym
Vianociam je vePni moder.
ma tato rada manzeliek man
zelom: Spocitajte svoje pc
maze, priznajte sa uprimne
kol'ko mozete venovat' ns
rlanzelsky dar, peniaze vloz
te do obalky q dajte icE
svojej zene SO slovami: Kll
81 ku Vianociam Go chces
klp 81 to sama, to bude maj
lepsie. Veru toto zda sa byt
najlepsf napad a najlepsi'
rada. Zena 81 kdpi co bud
chciet' sama, a muz bud
chraneny, aby mu 0 tyzdel
: nemohla vytkndt', ze ten VII
nocny prejav jeho manzel
, skej pozornosti nestal "a MD
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-20
20. DECEMBRA 1885

centov pre- dospelych a 10
centov pre- dietky, ale len po
obede. Vecer je vstupne pre-
vsetkych po 25 centov "a O.
sobu.
Osadns zabavy.
Kruzok Deer Mena Jezis
usporiada tanecnd zabavu Y
prospech osadnei skoly v
nedel'u vecer, dina 20. de-
cembra. Rodicia, ak chcete
by sa vasi synovia a dcery
slusne zabavili, poslite ich
ma t1to vianocnu zabavu ma.
Sci osadnej mladeze. Zaba-
va bude vo vel'koma audito-
RUNE hudba bude pfvo-
trledna. S. G
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-12-20
Obiednali ste

- Objednali ste 81 uz
"Slovak Lessons Cd prof.
Hrobaka alebo Cd Jednoty
v Middletown, Pa? Ak ME,
urobte to. Kniha stoji len
81. Vase deti naucia 81 2
.nej slovensky.