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The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-08
HOOTERS HAVE BERLIN TUNES
 FOR NEW FILM
Coliseum Theatre Is Pre- senting The Virgin
 ian Tonight

Irving Berlin, Americas tune smith, followed up his very suc- cessful venture of doing a com plete musical score for Fred As taire-G Ginger Rogers in Top Hat by doing a full complement of s ngs for the dance and romance team in Follow the Fleet" playing at the Capitol Theatre.
 Berlin's numbers for this show include We Saw the Sea-" I'd Ra- ther Lead a Band" Let Yourself Go,' Face the Music and Dance, ,' I'm Putting All My Eggs in One Basket and Get Three Behind Me Satan
 Adapted from the novel by Owen Mister, "The Virginian" is a story of the early frontier days in Wy oming with a glamerous background of cowboys driving their believing herds to ford swift rivers; ranch CTS chanting their Western ditties under the stars by the campfire; gum toting enemies barking their savage epithets and lovers speaking their heart in the murmering pine 1 forests.
 "The Virginian" is showing at the Coliseum Theatre.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-08

AdverisenenD To Every Thinking Voter
 In This Community! Let nothing stop YOU from voting for the continued Pro- gress and Prosperity of this great Territory in which you live and which is entering its greatest period of develop ment and growth
 As pioneers as settlers as business men of Acskd you have earned the right to reap for yourselves shore in the prosperity thu Alusko enjoying and will continue to enjoy under the progressive policies ot friendly Ad minisuoion! THOSE
 WORDS WoRDs
 By sefuppoined Republican spokesmen, some of whose utterdnces and unsubstcniued statements have been distuseful to many Republicans well as Democrats, have been subjected to bdITdge of bitter reaction you well know the bounds of creduity and mates if not insults the intelligence of the voters of Facts Acts Records vs. Bitter Words!
 never reached The Democatc Party nationally and the bemodac a Py % T6ooy makes n9 D claim @ thot hos however both nationally and in the Territory that has person will reaize he will but recall the dark days of 1882, and compore them with the improved conditions toddy
 Most of you are dlior with the FACTS relative to the outstandng accomplishments of Deleoute Dirnond in Congress. and the honest square dligen and ntel- gent service Attorney General James s. lrutt and fellow citizen Frcnk A. Boyle have given the Territory their respective offices and on the various important dd ministruive boards which they Their official and personal records of unquestioned in gritty When you go to the polls Tuesday vote for h. ese men whose proven records their reelection and who contribute much to the continued progress and prosperity of the Territory of Alaska Be Honest
 With Yourself
 Remember agan the great benefits Asku has received from this Administration and remember thdt through the hard work and cooperation of these candidates it wds accomplished When the voice of the people req istered in the ndiondl election their friend and bene factor President Roosevelt will be reelected is viuly important thdt Aldskd which hos benefited much from this present Democratic Administration does likewise. To Those of You
 In Doubt
 You have hecud exrdvugcnt promises from of the Republican candidates
 Why not these things accomplished in h ose l2 LONG YEARS of Republican rule thdt resulted in the worst depression the world hos known and relegut ed Alasku to the satus of THE FORGOTTEN TERRI TORY?
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-08
THREE PRISONERS
 ARE BROUGHT HERE

Special Deputy Marshal Oliver Orange with three prisoners for the Federal jail arrived on the Estebeth last night The men are John Da- wis, Jr., and George Paul, Indians, and Milton Hedrick, a white man all of Tenakee.
 Davis and Paul are accused of as- sault with alleged intent to commit murder or rape, and robbery. Davis lis also charged with alleged carry ing concealed weapon.
 They arc accused of attacking an elderly Indian woman on the night of August 29, and brutally beating her. Both are bound over to the Grand Jury.
 Hedrick was convicted before Commissioner C. L. Ervine of being drunk and disorderly, and with dis charging firearms. He was sen fenced to eight months in jail, with alternative of a $200 fine.
 
 Try The Empire classifiedS for quick results.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-08
200 MARCH IN LABOR PARADE
 IN THIS CITY
Five Unions Participate in First Such Alaska
 Turn Out

A parade of close to 200 men yes terday gave Juneau what is believed to be the first Labor Day parade ever held here. Five unions were represented in the parade with floats or decorated cars and trucks.
 The first float was that of the Painters, Decorators and Plasterers, using Fred Wend's truck gaily dec- orated with streamers and quite a load of children apparently enjoy ing the rain as well as the ride.
 Second in line was a large truck of the Juneau Lumber Mills. A large float Of the United Brother hood of Carpenters and Joiners of Amnrica, Local 1944 of Juneau, came next. Walt Hickey was mar shal in charge of the parade, and to him was given credit for much of the arrangements and the on-the- minute timing with which every thing was. carried out.
 In speaking of the success of the parade, MT. Hickey took occasion to express the workers appreciation of the Cordova Drum and Bugle Corps, which had offered to furnish the music for the parade. The rain, however, prevented their participa- ton, as the Parade committee had advised the musicians not to par ade if the weather was bad, as the weather would have damaged their instruments.
 Juneau Mine and Mill Workers, Local No. 220 of the International Union of Mine, Mill and Shelter Workers of the A. F. of L. furnished a little action on their float, for they had three members giving a demonstration of breaking ore and banning gold.
 The fifth union to participate was the local branch of the Inter national Longshoremens Associa- ton.
 The parade torneu in front of the Mine Workers Hall, marched North on South Franklin to Front, to Seward to Third, west on Third Front, over to the Triangle Place to Main, and South on main to and returned to the starting place. About a dozen automobiles were in the parade, their horns doing what they could to take the place of the life the band would have in- jected into the parade But it was noticeable that none save the driv- CTS, and youngsters in the trucks rode. All the men apparently wanted to participate in the march
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-08
ARRESTED FOR HAVING EIGHT ILLEGAL FURS

Deputy Game Warden Clarence Rhode advised the Juneau office of the Alaska Game Commission by mail that R. w. Thompson of Port Alexander has been taken with il- legal fur in his possession.
 Thompson was taken before Con- missioner A. K. Anderson at Port Alexander last Friday and pleaded guilty to having four illegally caught unbranded blue fox skins and four illegal marten skins He was fined $50, and given 50 day suspended jail sentence.
 The Patrol boat Seal, on which Rhode is operating, is now between Sitka and Juneau, heading toward Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-08
AT THE HOTELS
Gastineau


 E. A. Knowles. Seattle; w. C.. Fletcher, Seattle; F. R. Oldfield, Wrangell; James Banner, Seattle; N. w. Dennis, Seattle; I. H. Joral- man, San Francisco; w. J. Tassy, Seattle; F. AlberJ5Un, Kensington; MT. and Mrs. Walter A. Wood, Mor- ristown, N. J.; Harrison Wood, Nor. ristown, N. J.; John D. Kay, Morris Town, N. J.; Emma Disel, Fairbanks; Virginia Brown, Fairbanks; Joe Crosson, Fairbanks; Murray Stuart Fairbanks; MT. and Mrs. E. l.. Brandell, Minneapolis; J. Tenneson Seattle August Walterberg, Point Retreat; H. Frank, Terrace, B. C.; A. J. Koch, Prince Rupert; c. c, Nyce, Delaware; J. B. Warrack, Se- attle; Glen Darlington, Seattle; John Treadwell. Seattle; MT. and Mrs. Ray McMate; Frank Miller Seattle; Frank Tucker, Monrovia Cal Roy Nelson, Sioux City, Iowa MT. and Mrs L. E. Guthry, An chorage; w. B. Hendrick, Seattle, John Holman, New York; Bill Knox, Fairbanks; R. M. Douglas Seattle George Tampien, Fair banks; Bill O'Malley, Spokane; N Johnson, Vancouver; J. Frank, E Ray, Vancouver; A. G. Koch.
 ZyndG
 Major Charles Dreschiel, New York; Major J. A. L. Moller, New , York; Marion Lea, Tacoma; Wen dell, Cordle, Hoonah; Theodore M Danecki, Baltimore; Herbert Lee Tenakee; Cleo Beason; A. c. Hay dcn, Annex Creek; MT and Mrs II. G. Sykes, Englewood, N J.; Mrs II. c. Sykes, EngleWood, N. J.; ter Sykes, Third, Englewood, N J.; J. T. Morgan, A. B. Elrath. Port land; J. M. Davis Cordova; Stanley
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-08
WOOD REACHES
 POINT BARROW

Pastor H. L. Wood, Alaska Super intendent of the Seventh Day Ad- ventists, reached Point Barrow on board the Bureau of Indian Affairs motorship North Star last Satur- day according to radiogram from there.
 Pastor Wood stated the vessel ex- pected to remain two days and would then sail on the return to Nome and he expected to be in Fairbanks in about 12 days.
 Pastor Wood said plenty of ice was encountered on the voyage but the weather was fine. Three herds of walrus was seen last Friday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-08

Zuen, Portland; J. R. Hartley Wrangell.
 AlaSkdn
 Harlan Skeek, Petersburg; John McAllister, Seattle; R. Thayer, Ad- miralty Island; MT. and Mrs. Mill ton Johnson, Tenakee Inlet, E. w Kubicek, Frances Luke; R. H Graham, Vancouver; George Hank City; Eli Sharclone, City; Douglas McEachrane Earl Jenkins, Wran- gell; w. Anderson, Wrangell VII linn Rickin, City; J. Acquino, Wran- gell; Nina Acquino, Wrangell; Eve lyn Paulson, Wrangell; Jean Don- aldson. Wrangell; Lillian Homo nick, Goldie Hononick; Robert Clarke, Atlin; Jimmy Malcolm Hoonah; G. w. Samples, Hoonah.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-08

despite the rain.
 As George Cox said after the pa rade, "A little rain won't hurt anyone who expects to live in AL aska, even though the past sum- mer did rather get us out of the habit of expecting it."
 About a dozen banners were car ried on standards, or tied to the automobiles, and addresses were made after the parade by the heads of the committees in charge of the day. All were enthusiastic over the success of the parade.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-08
Brit. Machine Guns, from Airplanes, Are
 Used on Arabians

JERUSALEM, Sept. 8.-At least eight Arabs are reported to have been killed as three British war planes raked the rebellious Neblus district with machine gun fire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-08

George Raft owns two large se- dans and small coupe. He hires a chauffeur, but he prefers to do his own driving.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-08
COMES FOR VISIT

Mrs. Stroup and child and Mary Stroup arrived on the Yukon and will visit here in Juneau for some time.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-24
DVAJA SLOVACI -
CAMPIONMI SVETA

Pani Anton Stamina a Mi
chal Straka, clenovia Klubu
Mladikov pri osade sv. Arch.
a clenovia kolkarskej caty
znamej pod menom "Kubina
Undertakers" v Chicago, Ill.
vyhrali kolkarske campion-
stvo sveta v Indianapolis,
Ind, kde cd 9. marca do ID.
aprila t. r. odbyval sa sve-
tovy kolkarsky turnaj. Sla-
nina a Straka dosiabli spolu
1347 bodov, Stamina TIA a
Straka 633. Najblizsi ku MIN
dvaja hraci dostali 1920 bo-
dov. Celkove Stamina a Stra-
ka zvit'azili mad 4,5O0 2-cle-
novymi catami. .Vsetkych
hracov v turnaji bolo do 80
tisic, 20 vsetkych koncin
sveta. Stamina a Straka do.
stall cenu $500.00 a po zla.
tom medale vylozenom dia,
mantom. Nasim campionon
srdecne gratulujeme!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-24
VZBURY v POL'SKU
Al v PALESTINE

Minuleho tyzdna Dol vo
Lwowe, v Pol'sku, zabity je-
den bezrobotny, ked' 81 tro-
chu hlucnejsie pytal pracu
alebo podporu. Vo stvrtok
min. tyzdna Dol jeho pohrab,
ktoreho ga zlcastnilo $4,000
naroda. Pocas sm1tocneho
pochodu vyrutila sa policia
a zandari ma smdtiacich, le-
bo sli zakazanou ulicou ma
hrobitov. Nastala bitka, v
ktorej zabite bolo 16 osob,
medzi mimi traja policajti a
vyse 100 os6b bolo ranene.
V Palestine v mestach Jaf-
ia q Tel-Aviv vypukly pie
menne boje medzi 1idmi .
Arabmi, ' ktorych zabite boz
10 19 osob, Z tych 15 Zidov
u 4 Arab. Ranene bolo 83
os6h
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-24

Michael J. Kirwan, dobre
znamy Youngstowncan, u
chadza sa o demokratickd
nominaciu "a kongresmana 2
nasho 10. distriktu.
M. j. Kirwan boil uradne
endorsovany Narodnou jed
notou pre- Spolocensku Spra-
vodlivost' Gather Coughli-
novou organizaciou.) Je Gle
nom statneho vykonneho w
.boru demokratickej strany z
19. distriktu. Boil clenom
mestskej rady v Youngstown
cd 1882 do 1886. Predsedom
finanacneho a legislativneho
vyboru mestskej rady cd r.
1882 do 1886 a tiez predse-
dom policajneho penzijneho
vyboru cd 1880 do 1886.
Youngstown je jeho domo-
vom a je clenom Moose or
ganizacie, Veteranov Cudzo-
zemskych Vojen, Americkej
Legie a Eagles.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-24
Program jubilejnej slavnosti
slovenskej evanjelickej cirkye
25 vyrocie posvitena chrSmu Boxieho bude oslSvenf
zvlastnymi sluzbami Bozimi chrine banketon Rev.
Jan Vojtko Akronu bude .slavnostnym kaxatepom =
domaci kazatel Rev. Rob bude iturgovat.

nikov, jestli bude pekne POI
casie.
Pc tychto slavnostntch
sluzbach Bozich bude spo-
locny obed (banket) v skol-
skej miestnosti. Toastmajster
banketu bude predseda cir
kve p. Pavel Jakubec mi.
Pocas stolovania prevedeny
bude primerany program res
ci, prednasok, pozdravov,
spevu atd'.
Cirkevny trad so zenskym
oltarnym krizkom usilovne
pracuju ma zdare tejto naSej
historickej slavnosti.
Ma tuto jubilejni slav-.
most povolavame vsetkych e-
vanjelikov, priatel'ov d zna-
mych. Uist'ujeme Vas, 70 So
duchovne obzivite 4 . nami
dobre citit' budete.
Cirkevny Irad.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-24
Prid'te ma krasne
divadlo v nedel'u
ma Lansingvile
Spis Ferka Urb&nka, hra
''Dolorosa'', bude 50 odohra-
vat po obede j vecer v osade
sv. Mateja. Al komicky Wy
stup bude zahrany.

+ Krasny spis Ferka Urban
ka, hra "Dolorosa", bude sa
odohravat' teraz v nedelu,
26. aprila po obede 0 2. no.
dine a vecer o T., ma Lam
singville, v osade sv. Mate
ia. Nemozem yam vel'a o
tejto hre pisat', lebo ME je
mono jej krasu zobrazit'.
Ale ked' chcete stravit' par
hodin pri peknej zabave,
prosfm vas, aby ste sa tel
hry zucastnih. Bude zahra-
ny al komicky vystup "To-
bias Klepeto" alebo "Kvar-
tiel' vo vePkom meste". Ta-
to hra je v !. dejstve q ma
pfsal ju Pavel Sochan. Pan
Klepeto vrati sa domov z
krcmy opity, ale ME do svoj-
no bytu, do cudzieho. Zenu
nenajde donna a mysli, ze no
sla hl'adat' po krcmach.
l'ahne 81 a zaspi. Ale ked
sa cudzia zena navrati a mai
de v svojej posteli nezname-
no muza, to je vystup, ma
ktory nikto nezabudne.
Zdcastnite sa tychto pred
staveni, sPubujem vam, Re
neobanujete. Prid'te yeas,
lebo hry sd dost' dlhe a pre-
to chceme cim skorej "a
ciat'.
Herci su jak nasleduje
Jan Martinko, Maria Miha.
lik, Juraj Hutira, Anna Ores,
i y I. = !. f /
iRoza Martinko, Iozef Kama
Maria Janek, Andrej Huti.
ra, Michal Hladon, Joze1
Mamrak, Katarfna Kama,
Jozeffna Relax, Maria Val.
ko, Michal Galko, Stefan
Mamrak, Jan Martinko NIL.
Stefan Bednar, Stefan Mar.
tinko. Dievcata su z Mari
anskeho spolku a mladenc,
su 20 spolku Najsvatejsiehe
Mena Jezis.
| S uctou som, t
| Stefan Martinko.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-24
NEZAMESTNANf ZAUJALI
LEGISLATURU " N. J.

V Trenton, N. ]. udalo sa
nieco neobycajneho. Statna
zakonodarna nepostarala sa
nijako o nezamestnanych a
nudznych obcanov, preto
Workers Alliance" vyslala
do zakonodarne deputaciu
o tol'kych clenoch, kol' 'ko je
zakonodarcov, aby kazdy
Glen deputacie sedel pri jed
nom zakonodarcovi, kym me-
vynesu zakon ma podporu
nldznych. Zakonodarna te-
raz nezaseda, ale sa slide az
ma pondelok. Robotnici ale
sedia v zakonodarni a ne
chcd odist'. Sedia tam uz tri
dni a budu sediet' az do o.
tvorenia zakonodarneho "a
sadnutia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-24
Treba $25O,OOO ma
Community Chest
Vyrocna sbierka sa zacne ma
pondelok a potrva do 4. ma
ia. kazdy, kto moze, mech
vd'acne obetuje.

Vyrocna sbierka ma Com
munity Chest v Youngstown
zacne sa uz ma pondelok a
potrva "a tyzden. Nasbierat'
sa ma stvrt' miliona dolarov,
z ktorych su podporovane
vsetky dobrocinne ustavy v
Youngstowne. Bude to uz 18.
vyrocna sbierka a sbierat'
bude niekol'ko sto Pudf. Ia
pocata bude vePkym shro-
1mazdenfm v Stambaugh au
ditoriume, 27. apr. o 8. We
Ger, ma ktorom povedane bu
du odusevnujdce reci. Car
w. Ullman, predseda Dollar
banky, bude West tohoroc
MI kampan.
Ma tuto sbierku mech d;
kazdy Slovak vd'acne, ked
moze, lebo z nej su podpo
rovane i slovenske nest'ast
ne rodiny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-24
Zeny pri osade
sv. c.. a Metoda
sa zorganizovaly
Vsetky zensks spolky a klu-
by utvorily jedno teleso, ably
mohly lepiie pracovat'.

Vsetky zenske spolky a
kluby pri osade sv. Cyrila a
Metoda zorganizovaly sa po
tieto dni v jedno teleso tym
ciel'om, ably spojene molly
lepsie pracovat' "a narodne
a osadne veci. Ma nedePu
bude druha schodza vset-
kych zenskych spolkov a klu
bov z osady u pani Leskov-
skej ma South Ave., ma kto-
rej sa vykonaju d'alsie Or
ganizacne prace. Vsetky Z.
spolky a kluby su ziadane,
ably ma tejto schodzi boly "a
stupene.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-24

Styria novi slovenski ka-
tolicki knazi z Mahoning do
liny hudii yysvateni m so--l
botu, 2. maja v katedr6ls
sv. Jana v Clevelande osvp.
biskup Schrembsom a v me-
del'u, 8. maja budd sl1zit'
svoje prve sv. omse, traja z
mich v chrame sv. Cyrila q
Metoda, jeden v irskom chr&
me sv. Dominika. SD to-:
Rev. Tomas Sofranec, SYN
dra Jozefa Sofranca q jeho
manzelky 20 100 William-
son Ave-; Rev. Jan Michal
Krajnik, syn Michala Kraj-
mix a jeho manzelky 70 She
ny St.; Rev. Alert Klein, syn
Jozefa q Cecilie Klein, z &.
l484 South Ave. a Rev. Mi
chal Ragan, syn p. Andreja
Tarapcaka, znameho Slova-
ka 20 South Side.
velpp. Sofranec, Klein a
Krajnik budu sldzit' syoje
prve omse v chrame sv. Cy-
rila a Metoda q vlp. Ragan
v chrame sv. Dominika. Rev.
Sofranec bude mat omsu q
$50 rano, Rev. Krajnik q
10:30 a Rev. Klein 0 1890.
Q 2. hodine popoludni bude
k pocte tychto troch novych
slovenskych duchovnych ban
ket v skolskej sieni sv. Cy-
!rila a Metoda. Banket X pos
cite Rev. Ragana bude v au-
ditoriume sv. Dominika.
| S tymito styrma, slovenska
Mahoning dolina dala uz ka-
tolickej cirkvi dvadsat' kha-
zov, snad' Wac, nez ktora-
kol'vek ina slovenska kolonia
lv Amerike. z toho vidime,
re slovenski rodicia tuna sd
vsl'mi obetavf a ziclivi svo-
Jim dietkam vyssieho posta-
venia. Stoji to mnoho obeti
a stradania, ale to je predsa
len najlepsie, Go nr6ze rodid
svojmu diet'at'u dat.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-24

Slovenska evanjelicka cir
kew jana Husa v tlto nede-
Pu, t. j. 26. aprila bude mat
jubilejnu slavnost' 25-rocnu
pamiatku posvatenia chramu
Bozieho. Poriadok bude ma
sledovny:
o 9. hodine nedel'na sko-
la, pod vedenim p. Jana An
tala, supt.
0 10. hodine rano zapoc-
MI sa slavnostne sluzby Bo-
lie v chrame Bozom. Litur-
govat' bude vlp. Juraj Roh,
slova Bozieho kazater donna
cej cirkve a vlp. Jan Vojtko
z Akron, Ohio bude kazat'
slavnostnu kazen.
Pri tychto sluzbach Bo-
zich bude spievat' cirkevny
spevokol a tiez spevokol ne
del'nej skoly. Dl'a hodnover-
neho pramena vieme, re z
Akronu pride vel'a navstev-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-24
REPASKY ODPORUCANY
"a POSTMAJSTRA

Vykonny vybor demokra-
ticket strany v Mahoning o.
krese odporucal senatorom
Spoj. Statov, r. J. Bulkley-
mu a A. Vic Donaheyovi, a.
by "a postmajstra v Camp
bell vymenovany Dol Jan C..
Repasky z {. 511 Tenney
Ave-, syn neb. Juraja Repa-
skeho a vdovy Marie Repa-
sky 20 Struthers.
O tento urad uchadzali sa
i dvaja druhi Slovaci, a sice
Emro Zetts, ktory boil posto-
wynn uradnikom "a 16 rokov
a Jan Jakubek, uciteP.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-24
WPA PREPUSTA
ROBOTNfKOV STALE

Tunajsia lradovna WPA
prepust'a stale robotnikov,
takze z 8,285 18. marca, 20
stalo ich v praci uz len g.
518 a do l. maja bude este
prepustene okolo 700 robot
nikov. Tito prepustenf robo-
tnfci sa hufne prihlasujd o
nudznu pomoc v uradovni
okresnej nudzovej pomoci.
Robotnici su prepust'ani, le-
bo federalna vlada nechce
uz tol'ko penazi davat ma
nudzove prace.
Vlada zamysra poziadat'
kongres, aby odhlasoval po-
kracovanie nudzovych prac
este "a jeden rok.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-24
.KONIEC REPUBLIKANOM
A DEMOKRATOM

Rev. Charles E. Coughlin
predpovedal vo svojej nedel'
nej prednaske, ze jestli sa
nepolepsia, strana republi-
kanska strana demokratic-
ka zaniknu tax, ako zanik-
la strana Whig a memo To-
ry. Jestli sa chcu zachovat' /,
musia lprimne bojovat' "a
soci&lnu sprayodlivost'.
Father Coughlin povie ma
nederu svoju poslednd pred
nasku tejto sezony.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-24
Valna schodza
Zenskeho Klubu
Obcania a obGanky, prid tie
vypoGut' programove reel
kandidatov.

Zensky Politicky Klub v
Youngstown svolava valn1
politickd schodzu ma stredu
vecer, 90. aprila do domu
pani Leskovskej ma South
Ave. Uctive povolavame vse-
!tkych Sloyakov- a Sloyenky z
Youngstown. To bude vazna
schodza, navstivi mas mnoho
kandidatov. Prid'te vypo-
cut ich programove reci a
sa s nami i spolocne zaba-
Wit. Bude to vsetko Zdarma.
Bude pohostenie obcerstve-
MIN a zakuskami. Nezabud-
mite tedy prist' 20. aprila.
Vsetci budete vitani.
Maria Slifka, preds.
Maria Krajnak, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-24
Matica Slovenska!

Pri osade sv., Mateja pani
Maruskinova a panic Gonda-
Bajtos (tie uz zname pod
spojenym menom, ze su do
bre pracovnicky).
Pri SLOW. kalvinskej cirkvi
ma Lansingville ma to v ru-
kach Rev. Lisy, ktory 81 E.
ste d'alsfch vymenuje.
Pri osade sv. jana v Camp
bell Stefan Klucar.
Pri SLOW. baptistskej cir
Xvi p. Jencik a u obchodnf-
ka p. S. Mayera ma Robin
son Rd.
Pri osade nsv. Trojice v
Struthers Alzbeta Skokan.
Dalej chcem vam vsetkym
oznamit', re bude posledna
valna schodza %. aprila We.
Ger o 8. hodine pod kosto.
|,lom sv. Cyrila a Metoda. "a
stupcovia a zastupkyne
vsetci dobri pracovnici, prid
tie, treba vas tam, ably sme sa
poradili vsetci vospolok, ze'
by sa nam ia zriedkava slav.
most yydarila co najlepsie
My Slovaci ma Mahoning do
line SINE sa uz vyznamenal
v narodnych pracach predo'
Sic, urobime to al teraz.
M. j. Lesnak.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-24
BUDE KONFIRMACIA
v SLOW. OSADACH

Ma 7. maja o 1880 yeeer
osvp. vypomocny biskup Nc
Fadden prevedie birmovku
v osade najsvatejsej Trojice
v Struthers, ktorej duchov-
nym spravcom je Rev. Jozef
Krispinsky.
Dna II. maja o 2. hodine
bude birmovka ma Lansing
vile, v osade sv. Mateja.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-24
OPILEC DOSTAL
MESIAC vAZENIA

Sudca Hoffman postal ia
mesa Subway Z 3. Rayen
Ave. ma mesiac do v&zenia
q odobral mu pravo hnania
automobilu na jeden rok, le-
DO Subway vrazil v opilom
stave SO svojim autom do i
neho.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-24
MILIoNovY POLAR
v SUSEDNOM SHARON

V utorok vypuknul v Pro-
tected Home Circle Bldg, ma
druhej podlahe ohen, ktory
sa rychlo rozmohol a znicil
niekol'ko obchodov a budov
v srdci mesta narobiac sko-
dy "a vyse million dolarov.