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The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-01
SOCIAL SESSION OF
 JUNEAU BPW CLUB
 HELD LAST EVENING

The Juneau Business and Pro- fessional Womens Club met last evening in the Parlors of Trinity Cathedral for a social evening of games and entertainment.
 Games were played and refresh ments served, after which a pro- gram was presented.
 Mrs. Pearl Burford, President, spoke on the recent National con- vention held in Seattle, and Mrs. R. R. Hermann reported on the Alaska Luncheon held in connec- tion with that event.
 The club song, written by Mrs. Crystal Snow Jenne, and entitled s'The Alaska B. P. w. o." was prac- ticed by the group.
 Miss Anita Garnick was in charge Of the program.
 It was announced. that business mneting. with admission of new members. would be held on Monday evening.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-01

rows, Acting Division Engineer, and Bob Ellis, PAA Pilot, left the local airport at pm. today aboard the PAA Lockheed Electra piloted by Barrows and Ellis, for White horse and Burwash Landing.
 After a tour of inspection by the PAA officials, the Electra will return to Juneau tonight.
 The regular flight of the Electra to Fairbanks was postponed today until after the arrival of the AL aska tomorrow.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-01
Ne,U Charge,
 Mooney Case
Admissibility of Evid ence Starts Battle at Writ
 Hearing

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. l. The charge that "officialdom here had evidence which showed Mooney and Billings innocent and deliberately suppressed it. was hurled by Frank P. Walsh, New York attorney, at the writ of habeas corpus hearing of Tom Mooney, during battle over the adrnissibility of evidences.
 Mooney forces were attempting to read into the record the testi- mony of Robert Pater, in which he supported Warren K. Billings story of his activities during the day of the Preparedness Day Parade bomb ing, for which both Mooney and Billings were convicted.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-01
Initiate
 Forty Ut
 Meeting
Alaska Juneau Mine Work. CTS Association Holds
 Session Last Night

T5.ty new members were initiat- ed into the Alaska Juneau Mine Wc-gcrc Association in special me ting held last night in the A. M M w. Hail
 I've kegs of beer and stacks of san1R iches were provided by the entertainment committee, and Doe Gordcn, the unofficial bartender for tha evening, was kept busy for al- most three hours manipulating the beer pump.
 Besides a good deal of bar-room harmony, cards and billiards were played by the $50 men who attended the meeting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-01
Nine Persons Are Arrested.
 Chicago Fire

r CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-Nine persons are in custody here in connection with a tenement fire which killed 10, including children, yesterday
 Assistant States Attorney Mar shal Kearney said that Frank Vii tale, owner of grocery in the building, confessed to promising an arsonist $100 to set a fire for col lection of insurance.
 T didn't expect such big fire, ? police quoted him as saying.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-01
By GODFREY ANDERSON

By GODFREY ANDERSON
 CHELSEA, England Oct. They are talking of war in the Royal Hos pital in this pleasant London sub urb. In fact they talk of little else.
 More battles are refought in the placid stone-walled courts of this old soldiers home than anywhere l in Britain But now they talk of Italy and Ethiopia. i With Ecer mugs handy and pipes aglow, King Georges red-coated pensioners sit in groups and recall the thrills of campaigns when the penalties of soldering were often hunger and hardship but the ter TOTS of air bombs and poison gas were unknown.
 Map Dot Gravel Paths
 Rubber tipped sticks sketch rough maps in gravel paths and old com trades forget the rheumatism of 1855 as they recapture the days whcn, bawhiskered soldiers of the queen" they followed the Union Jack to farflung corners Of the em- pire.
 All stories begin with: Do you iramember?. And most of them end with philosophical sigh: Aye, a long time ago.
 Here is man who left a leg in India ("Tne northwest frontier, lad, in '80'D; there man who lost an eye, torn out by natives spear, in Africa.
 Although the last veteran of Sir i Rcbert Napier's 1868 capture Of Magdala, Ethiopia, died years ago, there is one pensioner who remem- bers the expeditions victorious re- turn
 Respect Black Foemen
 T was just nipper at the time" he said, but I remembers seeing em march through Chatham in their ragged uniforms while every bcdy lined the streets and cheered. They 'ad a crool ard time out there.n
 In the great hall of the hospital where all it's most cherished relics lie, there are few Abyssinian medals in the cases of decorations belonging to departed pensioners. Bright and shining as the day Queen Victoria pinned them on crimson tunics, the medals rest with their multi-colored ribbons be- low cards which prosaically register the names and regiments of the men who earned them ] One pensioner who served in Brit ish Somaliland described the Ethi- opians as the bravest fighters in the world.
 They're absolutely fearless" he said, "and I ought to know-I've fought with them. They used tc SoiiiC OVCi tiiC Dol ucl Oll CdttrS Idlu, and many is the scrap we had That's how come to leave a leg in Africa"
 ' Tactics and Philosophy I And another, white -moustached and with bright blue eyes: This is what Mussolini forgets-his mer will want three paiys of boots a week when they get up to those mountains. The Philippians wont want any,
 Said Sergeant O. Bates, late oi the royal horse guards, as erect al 73 as when he served in Africa:
 The Abyssinians are some of tho most deadly fighters in the world. 7 He pointed to the cloudy sky. Thai is all they have to fear-the bomb: that will fall from up there" Another pensioner chuckled as ht raised his beer-mug to his lips. What does this Mussolini wan with Ethiopia anyway" he demand- ed. Then added sagcly: There's nothing there There can't be. If there 'ad O been, why England would ave taken it lone , ago."
 Then he drained the mug.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-01
MRS. THOMPSON IS
 COMING ABOARD ALASKA

Mrs. A. s. Thompson will be met upon her arrival here aboard the Alaska by her husband and her mother, Mrs. L. Kane, of Hoonah, who are guests at the Gastineau Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-01
MRS. HOLMQUIST IS
 NORTH SEA PASSENGER

Mrs. Mary Holmquist, who has been south for some time, is a pas senger aboard the North Sea for her Juneau home.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-01
FLIGHT TO INTERIOR
 BE MADE WEDNESDAY

Lyman S Peck, President and General Manager of the Pa- cIfic Alaska Airways, who arrived here from New York a few days age, Don Abel, PAA Superintend- ent of Construction; w. J. Bar
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-01
Military Funeral
 for XirgiI Wilson

TACOMA, oct. 1.-Military serv- ice at Mountain View Burial Park on Thursday has been arranged for Virgil Wilson, 43, Commander of the Tacoma Department of Disabled American Veterans, who died in the Seattle Hospital.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-01

Olaf Torkelson, street foreman, who has been south for medical treatment, is recurring home to Ju- neau aboard the North Sea, accom- panied by Mrs. Torkelson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-01

SPECIAL DELIVERY TO DOUG LAS! Daily at 1e:00 am. and 2:30 pm. Kelly Blake's SPECIAL DE-
 LIVERY-PhCne 442. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-01
FIRST DEER KILLED

.sThe first deer killed unuer the new regulations in the Cordova district permitting staying of the animals between September 20 and 30, was brought into Cordova last week by Fred Nelson. The deer a last years fawn, qualifying in point of antler growth, and weigh ing approximately 85 pounds-was killed near Fleming Spit.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-01

SPECIAL DELIVERY TO DOUG- LAS. Daily at 10:0O am. and 2:30 pm. Kelly Blake's SPECIAL DE- LIVERY-Phcne 442. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-01

When vessels touch at Semar-
 ang, one of the chief ports of Java, they anchor about three miles out.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-01

CHANNEL CABS, Phone I08. stand at BUS DEPOT. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-01

Daily Empire Want Ads Pay!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-01

CHANNEL CABS, Phone 1eS. Stand at BUS DEPOT. adv.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-15

Kampan "a 1000 novych
odberatel'ov pokracuje Gel
kom uspokojive a nepochy-
bujeme, re takymi obeta-
vymi kolektormi a kolektor-
kami ju plnym dspechom
prevedieme. - I spolky a
kluby konaju svoju povin-
most: uz ich je 38 prihlase-
ne a d'alsie sa prihlasia, le-
bo vsetky su roduverne.
"PoZorovateP" reze dost'
ostro proti slovenskej choro-
be: nedrzaniu sa hesla Svoi
k svojmu. Ale vina nema
byt' vapana celkom ma l'ud.
Mnohf Slovaci nevedia, re
name takych a takych OBJ
chodnikov a professionalism,
lebo 81 nedajd oznamku do
Y. S. Novfn. Mala incova o.
hlaska, uverejnovana kazdy
tyzden, bude vzdy upozorno-
vat Slovakov ma patricneho
ohohoIpfLa
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-15
.UMOzNOVANIE WRATH SA DO KRAJA.

/ medzi Sovakmi najde sa niekoko takych, ktori by
rad vratit do kraja nem6zu ebo nemaJu penazl ma
cestu Tymto bude vitana zprava, re Pomona koisia
StAtu Ohio Estate Relief Commission of Oho) i'm bude
tom pomoci ked 81 tax prajd
Tato statna ohoska komisia zapla ziadatelov nieen
Skartu ale al zeeznicny listok zaopar no poriadnym
satmi cestu.
Avsak ably bolo kazdemu jasne, statna komisa ME je
zadna deporacna usanovzen nechce nikoho nasu vyha
nat Spoenych Statov hocikomu ami nepom0ze vratt
do kraja Kto zada pomoc, must vyhoviet viacerym
podmenkam, ktore sd:
l. Len taky ziadateP sa moze uchadzat pomoc ma
vrau do kraa kory bol najmenej eden mesac vyzvova
ny verejnou dobrocinnostou.
muzom musi fst' al jeho manzelka, ak je ME s MIN
rozsobasena. Tez al ich slobodne det. Jest neve
kde e nektory Glen rodny ostatni m6zu odist do raa
Do kraja mozu odist al ludia, kor teraz nachoda
chudobincoch alebo asyloch ked' sG ME obcanm.
2. Len neobcania mozu uchadzat pomoc navratu
do kraa. Kto ma obcansky paper, ten nem0ze ucha
dat tuto pomoc.
g. Ale navrat kraa znacit pre- takeho cloveka
zlepsenie eho polozenia Preto zadate musi mat kra
alebo maetok, rodnu prateov alebo zasene nejakeho
zamestnana jeho rodnej vast toto musi byt preukaza
zadosti pas naGe konzul jeho krajiny pas
vyda ziadost eho bude odmrstena.
A. Kazdy ziadatel' must mat dokaz, re je obcanom
ajny, do ktorej chce vrat Takym dokazom je rod
ny list, starry pas alebo voenska knzka Detky muse
at rodny list americky
Ia d6kaz vsak prime al list kraju cd prbuznych,
re patrienemu bud1 pomoc ked vra alebo eho od
m sahane svedectvo potvrdene verenym notarom, ze e
sskutku obeanom krajiny, do ktorej chce vratt.
Pomona komisia satu Ohio bola utvorena len tym L.
6eo aby pomohla zlepsit situaciu cudzincov Mnoh
boa alebo hanba pytat pomoc cd pomocnych organzac
nnohf maju maetok kraji ktory by chce obrabat
nom zvit enze pre- nedostatok penaz nemozu hnu
miesta Tymo bude tedy vratenie do kraja
by chcel pouz teo pomoc mech obrati okresn
pomocn1 organizaciu ma Commerce St.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-15
CIR. JUBILEUM
KOVAcHOVCOV

Doznavame sa, ze p. Juraj
Kovach s manzelkou, z {.
5O4 Poland Ave., Struthers,
slavili 9. februara svoje 61-
rocne jubileum manzelstva.
Pan Kovach s manzelkou
je uz SO rokoy v Amerike
a v Struthers byvajd cd r.
1920. Jubilant ma uz sc a
jeho pani manzelka 81 ro-
kov, ale ST este culi a tesla
ma prfchod jara, ably mohli
ich zahradku opatrovat'. Ich
syn, p. Jan Kovach je po-
mocnym spravcom Dollar
banky v Struthers a tajomni-
kom Sdruzenia Obchodnfkov.
Dcera Maria Hvizdos zije v
MasontoWn, Pa. Sedem die
tok ich odumrelo.
Staruckym jubilantom po-
cetnf priatelia blahozelali.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-15
SMUTNA NOVINA

Dna II. januara obdrzal
pan Jan Palguta telegram z
Fort Wayne, Indiana, ze je-
no syn Edward Palguta, kto-
~. tam studuje "a elektri-
ckeho inziniera, sa nachadza
v Methodist nemocnici, a ze
musf byt' operovany ma "a
PAL slepeho creva. Pan Pal
guta doraz zaslal telegram,
re aby no operovali, jestli to
must byt', a hned' 18. janu-
ara postal al svoju dceru
katarinu ku nemocnemu sy-
novi, aby bola ma pomoci pri
osetrovanf. Operacia sa pre-
viedla, ale t'azko sa hoji. Je
Utmost, re aida toho tyzdna
pride Edward domov al so
sestrou Katarfnou, ktora no
osetruje. Edward tym zane
Ska vo svojich st1diach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-15
STRIEBORNE JUBILEA
A MENINY

Pan Louis Jaroscak a je-
no pani manzelka z N. Cen
ter St., dobrf pracovnfci v
grecko-katolfckej osade sv.
Nikolaja, slavili v nedel'u Is
rocne jubileum svojho man
zelstva v ich domacnosti s
ich dobrymi priatel'mi, Mi
chalom Petrus s manzelkou,
Janom Barolak s manzelkou,
pani Jozefovou Petrus 20
Struthers a dobre znamym
pracovnfkom Janom Benny s
manzelkou z Lansingville,
ktorf i'm srdecne blahozelali
k jubileumu. Jubilanti maj1
pat zdarnych dietok.
25-rocne jubileum slavili
v nedel'u i dobre znamy p.
Jan Stanovcak s manzelkou
z King St., "a vepkej dcasti
priatePov, ktori i'm srdecne
blahozelali. Hostia i jubilan-
tt sa pekne zabavali pri ci-
ganskej hudbe.
Pan Jan Gonda S manzel-
kou Annou z Lansingville O.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-15
SVOJ KU SVOJMU.

Krasne slovenske heslo, a.
lie ci sa dPa neho drzlme?
Ami I'd 'aleka ME. Ci podpo-
rujeme nase slovenske pod
Milky, nasich slovenskych in
teligentov, nasich sloven-
skych obchodnfkov? Ami
zd'aleka ME. Ba co Wac,
mnohi Slovaci uz ami len do
slovenskeho kostola neid1, i
du radsej do cudzich. Ci tt
cudzi dajd i'm lepsiu obsluhu
ako nasi, alebo cinia to len
20 zavisti? Skorej to posled-
me-
NV Slovaci dnes name vse-
tko, co cudzie narodnosti
maju, nam netreba 1st' ku
cudzim. Name uz sloven-
skych doktorov, lepsich, ako
cudzi, name slovenskych ad-
vokatov, lepsich ako cudzi,
name zubnych lekarov, lep-
sich ako cudzi, name svo-
jich slovenskych poist' 'ovate-
rov a pozemkovych obchod-
nfkov, lepslch ako cudzl, a
name al rozlicne slovenske
spolky, lepsie ako cudzie -
ale pritom vsetkom ideme
ku cudzim. Name svojich
slovenskych remeselnlkov, a.
ko krajcirov, obuvnfkov, sto-
larov, maliarov, barbirov a
inych. Tiez name svojich
l'udi co predavajd gazolfn,
olej a vsetky potrebne veci
pre- auta. Podporujeme ich?
Ale ami zd'aleka. Cest' w.
nimkam.
Toto este by SINE prepaid
Ii, ale ked' uz ideme az tax
d'aleko, ze Slovaci zaklada-
j1 odbocky spolkov cudzej
narodnosti, to uz ideme kus
prid'aleko. Lebo name mie-
sta dost' vo svojich sloven-
skych organizaciach. Ci ir-
sky spolok lepsf, ako slo-
vensky? - pytam sa tych
20 Struthers, co taky zalo-
zili. CT cesky spolok je lep-
81 ako slovensky? - pytam
sa tych, co taky zalozili.
Slovaci bojovali vyse 1000
rokov "Prec cd Mad 'arov!",
teraz bojujeme 'Prec cd Ce-
chov!'' a pride cas-, co bude-
me musiet bojovat' "Prec cd
Ircanovw.
Pozorovatep.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-15

slavili tiez 25-rocne jubileum
"a pritomnosti vel'keho po-
ctu priatelov a pribuznych,
ktorf i'm blahopriali k ich O.
slave.
Dna 2. februara boil vel
mi prekvapeni p. Martin Hir-
gelt manzelkou Mariou, 2
Penn Ave. Jan Fabry, syn
pani Hirgeltovej usporiadal
prekvapujdci vecierok k jej
meninam bola veru tax
prekvapena, ako nikdy v Il
vote. Bol to krasny vecierok,
ma ktorom bolo vsetkeho v
hojnosti, al muzika hrala,
takze sa hostia zabavili az
do 4. rama. Pritomnf boil Jan
Fabry S manzelkou, Frank
Fabry s manzelkou, sestra
pani Alzbeta Novak s diet
kami 20 Struthers, sesterni-
ca pani Heban S manzelom
Z Adams St., susedia Stefan
Foltinsky S manzelkou, kmo-
trovia Jan Lipka s manzel-
kou, svagor Jan Pavlansky
s manzelkou a mnohf inf
nriate1ia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-15
ROZHLAS YSN.

Teraz v sobotu a nedePu
osada sv. Cyrila a Metoda
ma bazaar. Svedcilo by sa, a.
by sa no zucastnili vsetci
Slovaci z Mahoning doliny
Tato osada je matkou vset-
kJch nasich osad. A matku
treba s casu ma cas- navsti-
Wit. Rev. Begalla a Rev. Ton
dra kazdeho srdecne privi-
taj1.
Bolaze to zabava tych ma
sich farmarov v sobotu ma
Haseltone! Takej tam nebo-
10, odkedy Haselton stoji.
Vyse SO automobilov stale
vonku a vsetky miestnosti -
nielen tanecna sien - boly
preplnene. A boil to smad po
tJch klobasach! Keby boil
mali ma mil u dlh1 baru, j
tax by bola byvala obstata.
Bartender" sa napracovali
Wac, ako v jaseni ma roll.
Ma t1to zabavu prisli nielen
farmari, ale Slovaci z cele-
ho okolia a najviac z Hasel-
tonu. Bolo vidno, ako su ma
N slovenski farmari obldbe-
III. No bol to dokaz toho,
~ 81 chceme udrzat' a I'VE
rAdit tieto noviny, lebo "a
bava bola v fch prospech.
ID larmersky Klub teraz pred
platf vsetkym svojim clenom
fieto noviny a tax budd spo-
jenf spolu skrze ne. Kazdy
farm4r bude znat', co sa me-
dzi farmermi j ostatnymi
Slovakmi robi - nebude i'm
1.-Two ma farmach. Len aby
opisovali castejsie.
O zdar tejto zabavy ma
el'kd zasluhu velp. Jozef
Kostik, ktory Dol ma nej
{ itomnt az do konca a "a
Eyel hosti tax, ze sa i'm ne
eelo ist' domov. Zasluha
M f j pracovnfkom-farma-
menovite PIP. Virostko-
<ikovi, Kubusovi, Pc
S
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-15

macku oducit', aby nechytala
mysi."
Alzbeta nato: "Viete, pan
farar, Jozko je najpeknejsf
parobok v dedine - a ME
len dusa, ale oko ziada
svoje."
Par tyzdnov po svadbe
slide sa farar Alzbetou,
ktora hustkou ma zaviaza-
ne oko. Pyta sa jej, co tt je
Alzbeta? Ia SHINE hustku a
ukazuje spuchnute oko - a
poveda: .'Nech pozru, Go u
robil ten pijacisko."
Date pozor, dievky, ia
siangy sd - dusevna krasa
je vzdy Wac - ako telesna.
Mnohe mono uz to zk1-
silly.
Dobra rada.
Stanislav Lesczynski, poll
sky kral', bol vel'mi milosrd-
ny. Nedbal sam ma seba -
jeho osoba bola vzdy posled-
ma pre- neho. Sporil ma sebe,
ably tym Wac mohol dat chu
dobnym. Ked' ztratil tr6n a
v Lotharingii I'll ako vyhna-
nee, raz tax ucil svojho vnu-
ka, franc1zskeho princa:
"Ked' vyrasties, nikdy sa
nepytaj, ci sd chudobni, ale
pytaj sa, kde su? A potom
ked' ich najdes, i'd a pomoz
vzdy tym, ktorf su v nddzi.
CT tax ucia dnes miliona-
ri svojich synackov? Bojim
sa, re ME. Dnes Wac pove-
daj1: Id a vezmi cd neho i
to, co este ma. CT je to kre-
st'anstvo? Vsetko, len to ME.
Do videnia - ma bud1cu
sobOtu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-15

trekovi, Jaseckovi, Sedlako-
vi a ostatnym, ktori praco-
vail a tiez zenam, ktore wy
sluhovaly senvicami a chut-
nymi makovnikmi. Hudba p.
Grohovskeho rezala dobre
pod nohy a vedela pekne "a
hrat' al farmersky tanec, kto
ry tancovala nasa farmerska
mladez. Slovom, bola to W.
borna zabava. Ufame, re u
rad klubu poda obsirnejsiu
zpravu, lebo pozna vsetkych
pracovnikov.
Medzi pritomnymi boil
p. Kocis 20 Struthers, otec
velp. Stefana Kociss a OBJ
chodnika radiant p. jana
Kocisa - ktory hoe je uz
69-rocny, vyzera ako 40;
tiez p. Hnat, otec Rev. M.
Hnata, S manzelkou, ktory
je uz 68-rocny a este nema
sediny ma hlave. (Hpa, z ta-
keho stofu su SlovaciD Boil
i p. A. M. Palkovie, hi. po-
kladnik Slov. Lfgy, a videli
sme medzi mnohymi inymi
al p. Jana Ridarskeho s man.
zelkou z Woodwork (Po-
land), ktory je jednym z
najstarsich SLOW. farmarov
tuna, lebo uz FL rokov far
mari ma tom istom mieste a
tiez ma krasnu gazolinov1
stanicu ma rohu Woodwork
a South Ave. Ext. (Slovaci-
farmari, kupujte 81 tam ga
zolln a gumy). On ma jeden
z najlepsich ovocnych sadov
ma okoli a este i teraz pre-
dava fajne jablka. Jeho brat
ma tiez gazolinov1 stanicu
ma South Ave. pri Benwood.
S casu ma cas-, teraz ale
zriedka, dostaneme ponosu
Cd daktoreho citatel'a, ze
nedostal noviny v sobotu, ale
az v pondelok. 70 Steeltonu
tak1 ponosu nedostavame uz
roxy, lebo tam roznasa nase
noviny p. Jozef Ganovsky,
ktory je zamestnany ma po-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-15

Ten obchod je v Girard -
Swabek's Flower Shop. A
slovenskych pohrabov, krstfn,
sobasov a slavnosti je tn
vzdy dost'. W sa raz naozaj
musime vyliecit' ma jednej
strane z nedbanlivosti a "a
vistlivosti, ma druhej strane
z obchodnej nepodnikavosti,
neohlasovania sa.
Ked' prezident Roosevelt
nastupoval Trad pred dvoma
rokmi, bolo federalnych Ia
mestnancov, stojacich pod
pravomocou komisie civilnej
sluzby, 566,986. V novembri
1884 bolo ich uz 671,985.
Toto su vsetko len civilni fe-
deralni zamestnanci a ME
vojaci ami robotnici. Ked'
prezident kampanoval "a
svoje zvolenie, sl'uboval snf-
zit' pocet civilnych zamest-
nancov a zvysil no o vyse
100000. Zaiste nepredvidal,
co vsetko bude musiet' fede-
ralna vlada robit.' A nam sa
vidi, re pocet federalnych
zamestnancov bude este d'a-
lei rast'. To je 1kaz po ce-
lom svete obecny: vsade ra-
site byrokracia.
V Spoj. Statoch sa robot
ne pomery polepsily a v Ne
mecku sa zhorsily. Pocet ne
zamestnanych sa v januari
zvysil o 100000 a cd okto-
bra 1884 O 7O5,0OO. Teraz
je v Nemecku nezamestna-
nych 2,973,O0O pudi. Prfci-
nou toho je hlavne zima, le-
bo mnoho Pudu bolo zamest-
name ma vonku ma vladnych
pracach.
To Japonsko mas akosi "a
Gina vel'mi znepokojovat'
hoci jeho ministri recnia Q
laske k nam. Lenze ludi po-
znavame po skutkoch a ME
po reciach, a preto nasa via.
da ide vybudovat' letecke q
namorne bazy v Hawaii, Ka.
lifornii a ma Alaske. Neni tc
zart, co hovoril kongresmar
Dockweiler z Kalifornie {
tych $50 lodiach a $4,000 re
zervistoch japonskych.
Kuracie vajcia ako "base
bally"! To je dobra novins
pre- nasich farmarov. A. S
Newman 20 Springfield, Mo
vystrojil svoje kurnfky elek
trickym svetlom, pouzivajd,
cervene ziarovky. Kury mi
hned' zacaly NEST vel'k,
vajcia, ako basebally a jed
ma 7-mesacna mladka MI
zniesla dvoje vajec v jedne
skrupine o vahe pat uncov
Ten farmar ale akiste je ex
pertom v krmeni svojicl
kdr.