davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-10

Press. He is about the only one, too,
whose entire career Is coupled With
his first columnar job. His Most
Anything was launched SO years
ago and thus Raper has the oldest
column running i'll one paper under
one name, done by the same person,
in America. Raper's daily contribu-
ton is mostly humorous fluff, en-
inently tolerant and flecked With
sound philosophy. Its endurance
proves its worth.
The wing collar for fun evening
dress has become almost a burlesque
of the collar worn by the minstrel
end man. For several seasons it
has been growing in height and
size of tabs. And now it comes al
most to the ear lobes with an es-
pecial upward sWoop in the back.
Until people become little more
used to it, the only description is:
outlandish. Even Beaunash, The
fashion falcon of theater programme
admits it is now a fixture and moth
ing can be done about it. Prince
oDtllllSky 10 itpuUcd W llist dlllitN-
ed the most Gargantuan effect to
date with Harry Silvey a runner
up. As usual, the new English King
launched the new collar, proving his
kinship has not shorn him as styles
arbiter mundi, whatever that it. IL
was in a book.
90
The actor Louis Mann was first
to make the huge gates ajar collaA
a trademark. His conception was
enormous, as was later version by
Tony fiddle. But both were pig
mics compared to this newest mon
strosity. Al Bedell, the gown mer-
chant, is another of the high collar
ist, clinging to the choker SO DOM
mating the the handsome dogs pen
and-inked in Charles Dana Gibson
drawings. Bedelfs were said to be
the highest collars ever made. Nat
Dorfman once tried to buy advertis-
ing space on them.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-10
CALIFORNIA AND
HEP YEG

I4LffOhNf1 AM
HER TAXES.
Ray L. Riley, state comptroller. sounds
the most serious icdrning on taxes that
has get been heard. TdNes MUST come
d0uoH, but SPENDING MUST STOP
FIRST!
Monday afternoon, Ray L. Riley,
state comptroller. in talk to business
men, sounded most stringent and cleo
trifying warning on the tax situation.
In a nutshell, Mr. Riley, who should
know what he is talking about because
of his close proximity to the state money
situation and because of his lifelong
study of tax questions. says:
In 1920 all agencies in California
spent $3.50, 100000 in taxes.
In 1880 all agencies in California
spent $806,000,000 in taxes.
IN 1885 ALL AGENCIES IN CALL
FORNIA SPENT ONE BILLION DOL
LARS IN TAXES.
Despite depression-aftermath condi-
tions, UP WENT TAXES!
The total valuation Of this state, all
her wealth, all her assets, is between
twelve and thirteen billion IN OTHER
WORDS, TAXES AMOUNTED TO
ABOUT 8 PER CENT OF OUR TOTAL
WEALTH
What to do about it? Mr. Riley an
swers that by straight from the shoulder
statements His reasoning may be listed
in this manner:
First: the public which permits taxes
to increase and increase and increase,
must DEMAND LESS THINGS FROM
CITY, STATE. COUNTY and other div
sions of government The time is not
here and never will be here when We can
have our cake and eat it, too.
Second Public representatives are
so busy listening to the demands of their
constituencies that the force of the vot-
ter's demands outweighs the represen-
tatives' own judgment of what should
and should not be done.
Third: Not until public officials and
executives decide to do what they deem
best and not what the public wants, will
taxes stop climbing or start downward.
Mr. Riley's reasoning is clearcut. II
every parent bought everything the chill
dren want, the family savings would
evaporate If everybody purchased
everything they wanted, there would be
no economy. In arranging for govern
ment to provide everything that the
voters want, the voters themselves are
threatening to bankrupt themselves.
Mr. Riley's reasoning is so true that
it is actually shocking And it is time
that California awoke to the seriousness
of the situation and stopped demanding
this and that and the other thing in the
belief that political magicians can get
something for nothing and pull money
out of hats The only hats from which
public funds come are the tax payers
money. The actual process may be
shielded and the eventual cost to you
hidden and remote. Starting right now
there will be nothing hidden about it
when the tax dollars become due and
payable.
No more serious warning has been
sounded than these matter of fact, un-
minced and electrifying comments from
a man who knows.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-10
LIQUOR AND GAMBLING
DO NOT GO TOGETHER.

The ruling by Ray Edgar, nieDibef
of the board of equalization proUiding
that liquor may not be dispensed on
premises Wl,ere gambling is going on,
deserves popular approval.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-10
Today's Horoscope

Persons born on this day are
proud and self-reliant, and keep
an eye on everything.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-10
Answers to Foregoing Questions

l. To determine the degree Of
Intelligence Of the person tested.
2. William Shakespeare in Ham
let.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-10

3. In the West Indies, on the
island OF San Salvador.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-10
GRAB BAG

What IS the purpose of a Binct-
Simon test?
90
Who is the author Of the express
sion: Caviar TO the general?
On his first voyage TO America,
where did Columbus land?
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-10
Correctly Speaking

When a word is spoken Of as a
word''-not used to represent the
thing or idea that il ordinarily rep
resents. and not quoted-it should
be italicized.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-10
Famous Savings

Too little stress is laid upon the preparedness OF
thought for future world peace. This can only be
brought about thru education Mrs Franklin D.
Roosevelt.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-10

NJ. c. Mogensen & Co., National
Advertising REPRESENTATIVES..
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-10

Entered at Ell Centre, California,
post office as second class matter.
The Washington times., 1936-02-14
War Mothers Meet

The District of Columbia chapter
Of the American War Mothers
viii hold It's regular business meet
ing Of the month today at 2 p. m,
ut the National Headquarters, 1897
New Hampshire Ave. N. w.
The Washington times., 1936-02-14
HOUSE PASSES
VIRGINIA ABC
BILL, SO-1
Times Staff Correspondent

RICHMOND, Feb. 14-Virginia's
Senate soon will receive back for
committee consideration and floor
debate the ABC bill which Is
planned to iron out the difficult
ties which have arisen since the
law was adopted two years ago
when Virginia went back in the
list Of wet States.
However, il Is an amended and
different bill which goes back to
the senate from the house. The
latter body yesterday adopted, as
an amendment, the Daugherty-
McCue bill providing that COM
munities having ABC stores and
contiguous territories receive 5 per
cent Of the ABC profits before any
other split is made, The amended
bill passed the house 80 to /. Dele
gate John B. Boatwright, Of Buck
ingham, being the only one voting
mo-" ~
The house also passed, 81 to
10, the Edwards Robinson Sunday
sports bill which, as amended,
would allow cities Of the first
and second class to license anna
teur and professional sports ex-
cept boxing and wrestling on sun
day.
Ultimate death for the Parker
beer bill, which would forbid the
sale Of anything stronger than
soft drinks on Sunday, was fore
cast in the senate when that
measure failed to be advanced
10 to IS. It previously had been
amended to include 80 beer. The
bill was on second reading and
was up for advancement to third
reading and engroSSment. A sim
liar bill Is on the house calendar.
The ABC board has opposed both
bills on the ground they would
hamper liquor law enforcement.
One Of the troublesome bills
leaders are determined is not to
be the last enacted at this Ses-
sion is the budget bill and it has
been made the subject of special
and continuing order in the house
at 1890 o'clock Monday.
The race track bills. one setting
up q commission to supervise and
regulate the three tracks which
would be- allowed in Virginia, and
the other legalizing pari mutuel
betting, ran into trouble in the
House yesterday and probably
won't get back on the floor until
next week.
Wait for Absentees
The bill which would legalize
pari-mutuel betting was able to
muster only As votes when it |
needed 81 for passage as finance |
measure. Rather than risk refeat |
on the companion bill. hackers of |
racing let the bin be- passed by |
until the absent members Of the |
House were able TO be present.
The woman's eight-hour day |
bill, over which much controversy |
has ragged, is set for special and
continued order Of business today |
and may consume the entire days |
session Of the House. This bill
got out Of committee by one vote, |
the chairman, Delegate Henry M. |
Bandy, Of Wise, casting the de.
Gliding ballot. |
The Washington times., 1936-02-14
Jury Indiets Pappas
In Buchanan Staying

HAGERSTOWN. Md, Feb. a.
The February grand jury returned
an Indictment charging murder
against John Pappas, alias Mills,
confessed slayer Of David L. Bu-
chanan, 80-year-old rooming house
proprietor.
The jury also returned true bills
against Lester Shipley and Harold
Getridge, Shipley for robbery in
connection with the holding up of
Harry ]. Byrum, local taxi-driver,
and Getridge for larceny.
The Washington times., 1936-02-14
VARIETY STORE
SALES DIP


January variety store sales de-
clined approximately 50 per cent
in dollar volume from December
or slightly more than the. ,esti-
mated seasonable amount, &C.
cording to. preliminary estimates
Of the Commerce Department.
The seasonably adjusted index
receded to 91.5 for January, on
the basis of the average for
1929-31 as 100, from 96.5 for De-
cember and 93.5 for November.
Daily average sales of variety
stores, however. were about is
per cent higher in dollar volume
for January than in the same
month last year but about 8
per cent lower than in January,
1894.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-01
KARTOVY VEcIEROK 50
KOLOV 10. MAJA.

Bars al vyzera, ze mas ia
zima nechce opustit', predsa
nebude to dlho, co budeme
sa zabavat' v prirode. Ano,
nastava doba, ked' vyberie-
me sa do parku, ma vylety,
ma baseball hry atd'. Ale ME
je este cas- ma to, tax este
raz bude prilezitost' zabavit'
sa pri kartach v Slovenskej
Sokolovni, ked' sbor 146. S.
T. j. Sokol usporiada karto-
w vecierok v nedel'u, 10.
maja. Povolavame vas vset-
kych, ktori sa radi v karty
zahrate, ably ste prisli ma
tento posledny "card party
tejto sezony. Ceny budu Pc
kne, a tiez chutne obcerstve-
ME, ako to vzdy u mas byva.
Vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-01
Kalend6r Cinnosti
Slovenskej

z. maja.-Tanecna zabava
ktoru usporiada Sr. Girls
Sodality z osady sv. Ma
teja v Sokolovni ma Home
wood Ave.
A3-. mkja-PrednAsky,
vystava knih q umenia q
premietanie hovo1aceho
filmu "Zem spieva" dele
gatov Matice Slovenskej.
10. maja.--Ciganske veselie
zenskeho Politick4ho Klu-
bu v Sokolovni ma Home
wood Ave-, ma Lansing
vile.
10. mkja-Tanec v Mullins
Ballroom, MlAd. Odboru
765. N. S. S.
10. maja.-Card party Sbo-
ru 146. S. T. J. Sokol v
Sokolovni, 319 Washing
ton st. v Youngstown.
10. msja.-Tanecna zabava
ku Mothers Day, usporia-
da Cfslo 156. IKSZJ. v
Struthers, O. -.
IL. maja-V nedel'u card
party v prospech osady
sv. Mateja pod opaterou
Sp. sv. Amy, G. 1853. PSZJ.
v osadnom auditoriume.
81. mija--Leap Year Picnic
Spolku sv. Amy, G. 163.
P. s. z. J. ma Lansing
vile ma pozemkoch pri
Shirley Road.
ID. juna-Piknik Slavian-
skeho Amer. Politickeho
Klubu ma Lansingville, ma
pozemkoch v lese pri Shir-
ley Road.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-01
HAROLD II. HULL
"a OKRES. SUDCU

Harold H. Hull, republi-
kansky kandidat "a sudcu
Common Pleas sudu, oddele-
ME domacich vzt'ahov, Dol
predtym okresnym .zalobcom
a bol vzdy cinnym republi-
kanom. Mr.. Hull boil prvym
csistantom, ked' Mr.. Hux-
ley boil okr. zalobcom a po-
tom, ked' sa ten pod'akoval,
sudcovia vymenovali Mr..
HULA ma jeho nevyprsany
termin jedneho roka. Potion
bol zvoleny "a okr. zalobcu
ma diva razy. Je zenaty zije
| v {. 276 Alameda. Jeho maj
starsia dcera graduuje z Ra-
yen High teraz v juni ie.
no najmladsia dcera zacals
chodit' do skoly vo februa'
ri. Mr.. Hull je vel'mi dobre
znamy medzi Slovakmi, kto
ri nasli v nom vzdy ochot
neho pravneho radcu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-01
DIR: +. p. pASTERNACKI
Zu b Q I Elk ar
2S East Federal Street

datov, potion sa prikrocilo k
hraniu v karty. Medzitym
nase zenicky nam posluzily
so zakuskami a tiez postara-
ly sa al o obcerstvenie, ably
nikto nebol ami lacny ami
smadny. Bolo vsetkeho v
hojnosti. Zabava sa vydarila
znamenite. Dakujeme vset-
kym tym obchodnikom, kto'
ri prispeli milodarmi ma ten
to ciel', a zvlast' panu ia.
novi Basista 'akujeme "a
ten krasny milodar.
Zabavny vybor'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-01
SCHODZA SPOLkU SV.
L'UDMILY, &. 325. IKSzJ.

Spolok sv. L'udmily ozna-
muje svojim udkynam, ably
ma druhu nedel'u, 10. maja
po obede prisly vsetky ma
schodzu, ktora sa zacne' /.
hodine. Budeme vas cakat' p,
lebo name moe vaznych We
Ct pojednavat' a preto chce-
me nacas odbavit' schodzu,
lebo matky su ziadane ist'
po schodzi medzi svoje dee
ry, ktore sa pripravujd $
ich Mothers Day oslavou.
I Dalej sestry, ktore primoc
dlhujete, prid tie 81 vyrov-
nat svoje prispevky, lebo
viete, ked' Wy nam nedone-
siete, my nemozeme rozpo-
Get riadne poslat'. TAX neod-
kladajte, ale len prid'te.
s. Maria Lesi1ko, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-01
SCHODZA SLAVIANSKE-
HO AMER. POLIT. KLUBU

Tymto uctive oznamujera
vsetkym bratom Slavianom
ma Lansingville, re nam pri-
pada schodza ma 8. maja, t..
j. ma priducu nedel'u. Ucti-
We vas ziadam vsetkych, kto-
ri ste clenmi tohto klubu, a.
by ste sa schodze zucastnili.
Schodza sa zapocne 0 T. ho-
dine vecer, v osadnej miest-
nosti, t.. j. v ucebni sv. Ma
teja ma Homewood Ave. CT.
bratia ia vas uctive ziadam
v meme nasho klubu, ably ste
vsetci ma schodze chodili.
Necakajte, ably SINE vas vzdy
upominali ma to, re kedy je
schodza. My name urcenu
schodzu ma kazdu prvu ne
delu v mesiaci, vecer 0 7.
hod.
Ctenf bratia, V zaciatkoch
nasho bratskeho klubu SINE
, poctom- pekne pokrocili, je
mas pekny pocet. Ked' sa
vsetci ma schodzu dostavime,
mozeme uspesnejsiu pracu
koneit' pre- mas slaviansky
narod. Preto drahi rodaci,
drzme sa v jednej skupine
a len tax d 'alej pokracujme
jako sme zacali v tomto ne.
Som klube. Ma tejto priducej
schodzi zabavny vybor nam
poda svoju zpravu, jaky DO!
uspech kartoveho vecierhu,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-01
ZAPISNICA
20 schodze Okresneho Sboru
SLOW. Ligy, odbyvanej 20.
aprila pri osade sv. c. a M.

Predseda A. Palencar o.
tvoril schodzu o 8. vecer, pri
vitajuc pritomnych zastup-
GOV, .ako nasleduju: A. Pa
lencar, preds., Jozef Gran
chi, tai, FIR. Hudik, pokl.
a "a Odb. GIL. NSS., Pavel
Roth, doz. a "a Steeltonsky
Nestrankovy Polit. Klub, St.
Hriniak "a Ga. odb. MSS. v
Struthers, M. J. Bartos "a
Sbor 159. K. S., Martin Lip
ka "a C. 260. IKSJ., Andrej
Dolak "a Sbor 211. K. S.,
Andrej Sklenar "a Steelton-
sky Nestrankovy Klub, Jo-
zef Tekac "a Lansingvillsky
Polit. a Vzdel. Klub, Stefan
Klucar "a Polit. Klub v
Campbell.
Bola citana zapisnica a
prijata. Zatym vybor podal
zpravu O knihovni a zvlaste
o starych knihach, ktore bo.
ly opravene, ze su uz v kni'
hovni a mozu sa uz rozda.
vat citatel 'om. .
Zatym sa pojednavalo {
Slov. Dni. Bolo jednohlasne
prijate, ably Slovensky Def
boil al tohto roku v stredu
20. julia a tiez boly mienky
zeby sa park zakupil ma ter
den a kazdy by dal dollars
a to by zaokrylo vsetky raj
dy, kazdy by sa mohol povo
zit' v parku, ma com by
chcel, ale to bolo ponechant
ma vybor, ci sa park da cd
kupit' ma ten den alebo nie
Dalei sa pojednavalo 0
hl'adom prikupenia novycl
knih cd delegacie Matic'
Slovenskej. Bolo 7jednohlas
ne prijato, aby sa zakupil'
knih "a $4,000 a aby vybo
vybral tie knihy.
Zatym bola podana Tia
dost', ze dievcensky klub
de 81 opravit' ich miestnost
a to til, kde al my schodz
odbyvame. Bolo i'm odhlaso
vane pat dolarov.
Dalej boil dany navrh, alb
buduca schodza svolana be
la ma 8. maja. Bude to mi
moriadna schodza, lebo ca
je kratky a treba zvolit' i
rad k Slov. Dhu a tiez bud
inc veci k vybaveniu.
Andrej Palencar, preds
Jozef Cranchi, tai.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-01
SCHODZA POLITICKEHO
KLUBU v CAMPBELL

Slovensky Polit. a Vzdel.
Klubr W Campbell bude mat
svoju riadnu schodzu ma 3.
maia o pol 8. vecer v Hor-
vatskom dome ma Bright ul.,
ma ktoru povolavame vset-
kych obcanov. Ma tejto scho-
dzi bude pritomny mas ma
yor pan Jan J. Borak i s p.
Andrejom Hamrakom, direk-
torom verejnej sluzby nasho
mesta. Oni nam povedia pa
ru SLOW skrz nasho mesta.
Viacej razy SINE poculi, re
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-01
Spolkove Zpravy
SCHoDZA {. 160. P. S. I. J.

Spolok sv. Rity, G. 100.
PSZJ. oznanluje svojim id
kynam, ze schodza, ktora sa
bude odbyvat' ma 8. maja sa
zacne 0 J.. hodine po obede s
tel .priciny, ze o 3. hod. sa
zacne banket.
Drahe sestry, vsimnite 81
toho a prfd'te zavcasu. Tie
ldkyne, ktore dlhuju, ST
ziadane, aby svoj dlh vyrov-
naly. .:.~....
So sesterskym pozdravom,
Maria Novotny, zap
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-01
TANECNA ZABAVA MA
"MOTHERS DAY"
v STRUTHERS

Spolok Navst. Panny Ma
rie, cislo 156. I. K. S. z. j..
v Struthers usporiada tanec-
MI zabavu ma Mothers Day,
10. maja, takzvany Mothers
Day Dance, 0 8. hodine We
Ger v osadnej hale ma w.
Washington St. Srdecne po-
volavame vsetkych Slovakov
a Slovenky. Prid 'te vsetci,
chlapci a dievcata mech pri-
du so svojimi matkami. TAX
ukazu, ze sa nehanbia "a
svoje matky, ale ze 81 ich
znajl uctit'.
Ma tel zabave bude dane
al tych desat' dolarov, ma
ktore sa tikety predavajd
Bude dakto st'astlivy. Hrat
bude vyborna orchestra, kto'
ra zahra pre- mladych al pre-
starych, aby boil kazdy spo
kojny.
Boil zvoleny vybor. Pan
Jurajova Sekerak bude ria
ditel'kou a vo WHORE sl: pa
nj Pavlova Gejcy, PAM Fran
tiskova Marcinak, pani Jura
jova Flip, pani Stefanov;
Flip, pani Andrejova Skvar
ka, pani Maria Cekel a vse
tky iradnicky naju i'm pc
m&hat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-01
SCHODZA ZEN. VZDEL. A
POLIT. KLUBU MA
LANSINGVILLE

Klub bude mat svoju
riadnu schodzu 3. maja o 7.
hodine vecer pod kostolom
sv. Mateja. Mech sa kazda
udkyna dostavi, zeby lepsie
vyzerala ia schodza, ked'
pridu kandidati recnit'. Ire
ba ich vypocut', ably sme
znaly, ako hlasovat' vo VOL
bach. A bude sa pojedna-
vat al . roznych zalezito-
stiach. TAX mile sestry, ne
zabudnite prist' ma tu scho-
dzu. Som S uctou a pozdra-
vom,
Anna Gonda st., zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-01
VYDARENY KARTOVY
VECIEROK.

Dna 10. aprila Slaviansky
Politicky Klub ma Lansing
vile usporiadal kartovy We
cierok v prospech svojej pc
kladnice v osadnom audito-
rune sv. Mateja ma Home
wood Ave. Zabava zacala sa
% g.. hod. vecer, ponevac O.
becenstvo pozde sa schadza-
10. Br. Andrej Pauko, zapis-
mix klubu, privital vsetkych
pritomnych a vyslovil i'm sr-
decnl vd'aku "a dcast'. Br.
Stefan Liska nam predstavil
vsetkych pritomnvch kandi-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-01

Republikanski volicia bu-
du mat prilezitost' hlasovat'
V primarkach "a muza, kto-
ry je nebojacny, agresivny a
chladnokrvny. MIN je kan
didat adv. Edward L. Will
liams. V sudnych sienach sa
dokazal vel'mi schopnym
pravotarom. On dostal mai
Wac hlasov v nedavnom re-
publikanskom probnom hla-
sovani. Sl'ubuje West svoj
urad cisto a cestne, nedovo-
Ii robit' rozdiele medzi ma
rodnost'am alebo vyznania-
mi, bude ku kazdemu rovna-
ko spravodlivy v pade zvo-
lenia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-01
Zabavy a vecierky
TANECNA ZABAVA v o.
SADE SV. MATEJA.

Starsie marianske dievca-
ta z osady sv. Mateja ma
Lansingville usporiadaju la
buducu sobotu vecer tanec-
MI zabavu v Sokolovni ma
Homewood, ma ktorej bude
hrat' chyrna orchestra Steve
Conti-ho a spievat' bud1 Phil
De Piero a Nick Barile.
81. Jozefina Fabian bude
riaditePkou a 81. Rita Bed
mar spoluriaditel 'kou tejto
zabavy. Mladez i vsetci mi
lovnfci tancu su srdecne po-
zvanf.
Helen Rehak.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-01

ked' sa chceme nieco doznat'
0 mestskych vec,ach, to i'm
name len dat znat' a oni
su ochotni prist' nam vsetko
vysvetlit'. TAX nam pridu ma
tuto schodzu vysvetlit' vse-
tkom, co mas ako NEST 'anov
zaujima. Zavolajte ma tuto
schodzu al svojich susedov a
priatelov. Al vsetkych kan
didatov z Mahoning okresu
povolavame ma tuto schodzu.
Jan Sarosi, predseda.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-01
DUSOLINA CIANNINI
MA FORD RADIO HODINE
Slovenska Rapsodia bude Ia.
hrana orchestrou.

Dusolina Giannini, chyrna
americka operna soprano,
ktora spievala v Metropoli-
tan opere, bude host ovskou
spevackou s Ford Symfoni-
ckou orchestrou a spevokol,
pod vedenim Viktora Kola-
ra, 3. maja ma Ford radio no
dine cd 8. do 9. vecer po ce,
lei sieti CHS stanic.
Miss Giannini narodila sa
vo Philadelphia z Italian
skych rodicov. Jej otec, kto
ry spieval v opere s Adeli.
nou Patti, bol jej prvym uci.
tel'om. Spievala v Amerike
i v Europe velkym uspe,
chom. Okrem jej spevu, or.
chestra pod vedenim p. Ko,
lara zahra viacere hudobn6
skvosty a spevokol tiez "a,
spieva pekne. Orchestra pc
prvy raz zahra 'SlovenskJ
Rapsodiu" cd Kolara. Vypo,
cujme vsetci tento program
a poslime gratulaciu nasmu
vynikajucemu umelcovi, pa.
nu Viktorovi Kolarovi.
w. J. Cameron cd Ford
Motor Company povie ME
kol' 'ko SLOW o beznych udalo-
stiach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-05-01

Vstupenky su uz ma pre-
daj a mozu byt' kupene cd
vyboru al cd lradniciek po
25c. TAX nezabudnite prfst'
ma 10. maja. Budd tam faj-
ne zakusky i dobre napoje.
0 to sa postara vybor. =
Som S uctou
Alzbeta Gabrik,
zap. c. 1856,