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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-11-28
INKSTER, MICHIGAN

Schools entertained at a Keno par
ty Saturday evening. Miss Elfreda
Shaver is the superintendent and
Miss Evelyn Mann is principal.
The members of the fifth grade
are hoping that Mr.. Hawkins,
their teacher, who has been con-
fined to bed for a week will soon
be up again.
The Daughters of Tabor met last
Thursday evening with DIT. w. NJ
Binion presiding. They are carry
ing on in a very definite way.
Mrs. Marjorie Napean entertain
ed the Pastors Aid club last Mon
day afternoon. Mrs. F. McClear-
en- is the president.
The Noah f. Taylor's Mite Mis-.
sionary Society met at the home OF
Mrs. Leona Goodson of Harrison
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ford are
pleased to announce that their at
tractive daughter Merlene Nc
Gaughy was quietly married last
Sunday to James Pace of North
Detroit.
Miss Nancy Simmons will have
as her guest at the A. G. e. League
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-11-28
Tween
You An Ne
By DOROTHY DANIELs)

Seems to us as tho everyone
was tryin' to keep up with the
times last week with so much
socialism, as was done. No one can
say there was no place to go or
nothin' to do because there was
While we were nosin around annoy
ing our busy colleagues we saw a
very beautiful wedding. $500
Society Stuff-Miss Edna Bill
lingslea and Samuel Walker were
united in holy matrimony Saturday
evening at the home Of the brides
parents on Dequindre avenue. A
very elegant reception was held af-
forwards and we spied few peo-
pie we knew. -. .Eloise Carter
katherine and Mile Shaftner,
Ruth Johnson, Dewey Lincoln,
John Monday, Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie
Sawyer Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Bill
lingslea, and Mrs. Walker. The
bridesmaids were very elegantly
gowned Mary Walker, sister of the
groom had on the most adorable
green crepe gown and she looked
too sweet for wrds. -.
Sauntering into the Ritz Ball
room where the North End Youth
Council of the N. A. A. c. p. held
their pre-holiday dance Nov. 81, we
saw a goodly number of our asso-
ciates there. Some of those seen
gliding about unobtrusively were
the vivacious Vivian Jenkins, Fan
ME Anderson Marguerite Daniels
Helen White, Helen lines, Whit
field Feeves, Lou Beatty, Richard
Anderson Art Johnson. Stanford
Hicks, Danny Carter Leroy G..
White, Shirly Batchlor, Bernice
Finley. Norman Clinton Sammy
Taylor and lots of others, Gloster
Current swung out, James Butler
was there simpering about things
in general, as usual.
Methink the charming Inez
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-11-28
ONLY ONE BOOK

NEW YORK-(C) - Only one
book by or about the Negro is in
cluded on the New York Times list
of 700 volumes, copy of each vol
ume appearing in the modern IL
brary living room at the New York
Times National Book Fair in Radio
City. The lone colored book is
"Up From Slavery by Booker T.
Washington. Although James We'll
don Johnson was among the dis
tinguished authors invited to speak
at the book fair, not one Of his
several books is mentioned. Book
er washington barely got on the
l'st HE hook being number GIL on
80 ue4 ee 20 WV '"'--,,c I'et ie
ri'~oestpd 9s "A Home library.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-11-28

Ask your druggist for a 35-cent
box Of Gold Medal HARLEM Oil
Capsules-a splendid safe and
harmless diuretic and stimulant
for weak kidneys and irritated
bladder
Besides getting up nights, some
symptoms of kidney trouble are
backaches, puffy eyes, leg cramps,
and. moist palms, but be sure TO
got GOLD MEDAL It's the genuine
medicine for weak kidneys-right
from Harlem in Holland.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-11-28
Ham TRAMICk. Mich.
C. so51 YEMANs ST.

Banks and Buddy Stevens are still
striking it off together.
Who was that cute little maiden
with Herman Saunders at the
dance the other night?
The East Side Branch of the N.
A. A. c.. p. is sponsoring a debate
Sunday, November 49, at 400 at
the Y. w. C. A. The speaker will be
from the u. of d. and the inter-
church Fellowship Forensic. The
we'll known Leonard H. Troutman
will also be one of the participants
The topic to be debated upon is,
Should Congress be in power to
enact laws to regulate maximum
hours and minimum wages of la
Dor" The admission is free and
an interesting time is promising
So wont you join us?
The A. C. E. League of the Beth
ell A. M. f. Church held a contest
between the girls and the boys last
Sunday. Many notables were pre-
sent. Among them were: M. M.
Bonner, Gloster Current, DR.. and
Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. c. S. Smith, and
others. The male members obtained
the most votes.
They had a very lovely song
service. Fannie and Richard An
derson, villa Lacey, Art Johnson.
Danny Carter, Helen and Barbara
lines. Mary Daniels Vivian Jen-
kins, Whitfield Reeves, Regina
Soloman, Justine Nelson and many
othes were present
The charming VILLA Lacey is
some speaker let us tell you. She
upheld the girls part very well
and is to be complimented on the
same.
Glad you boys and girls had
good Thanksgiving cause we had
too. No more Turkey goblin for
long time. Until next week, keep
Smiling. The address is still 1927
Nagel.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-11-28
A NON = PARTISAN
NEWSPAPER

next Sunday the young peoples
forum of Inkster.
The Willing Workers of Smith
Chapel presented a manless we'd
ding last Friday The bride was
Mrs. Irene Kilgore and the groom
was Willie Binion. The minister
was Mrs. Nellie Pace. 1t was
unique affair and many were pre-
sent.
Benjamin Andera is still confin-
ed to the Herman Kiefer Hospital.
Don't forget to send your news
in early, each week to your report
err.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-11-28
BY Mrs. b. Travis
QUINN CHAPEL CHURCH
". vi. R, RhOnenee, pastor

Donald Owens and Miss Eliza
beth Carson, members of Quinn
Chapel A. NJ. Il. Church, were unit
ed in marriage at the home of Mrs.
c. Banner Sunday November 22nd.
They received many beautiful gifts.
Floyd Cunningham is much inn
proved at home suffering from a
broken leg, playing football.
Miss Il. Hill, the popular must
clan also organist from Quinn
Chapel A. NJ e. Church, has been
called to Milwaukee to accept work
there. Mrs. Alice Childs, former
member of Vernon Chapel Chicago,
Illinois, is filling the vacancy at
present for the choir.
A stork recently visited Mrs. j.
ID. Shook of Quinn Chapel A. NJ. E.
Church and left a baby boy. The
baby and mother are at home do
ing fine. DR.. j. l.. Leach was the
physician.
Rev. NJ r. Rhonenee preached a
very stirring and timely sermon
on Prayer Confirmed by Christian
Experiences to a large audience,
with great success. Four joined the
church. Among the visitors who at
tended the morning services were
Mrs. b. Johnson of Tennessee, Mrs.
Addie Johnson of Lansing, Atty. j.
H. Birch and many other distingu-
ished visitors from other churches
The Turner Mite Missionary So
ciety is invited to appear on pro-
gram with the members of the
White Central Methodist Mission
airy Society, Dec. 1.
Quinn Chapel is progressing very
rapidly under the leadership of
Rev. NJ. r. Rhonenee.
Mrs. G.. b. Rhonenee, the presi-
dent of the Missionary Society, will
the members at the par
sonage Friday November 9th.
The Junior Missionary Society of
Quinn Chapel A NJ. E. Church is
planning a program for the Junior
Society of the NJ. +.
Church gebot ..9FPn IT
Church to be given December 10th
rom three until 500 p. m.
Rev. Thomas preached his fare
we'll sermon to a large audience
The members regret very much to
lave him leave. His place will be
lard to fill He is leaving for a
arger charge in Durham, North
Iarolina. We are praying for his
success.
The intermediate class of the B. |
T. P. L. will visit the delinquent
home Thanksgiving to cheer the
hearts of the misfortune children
Rev James pastor of Shiloh
Baptist Church, had a large and
spiritual audience Sunday. He is
loing great work as leader for
lis people.
Rev. Jackson, pastor of New
Iope Baptist Church, reports we'll
Itended services at his church. His
work for God is. progressing under
lis leadership.
Rev NJ T. Joseph, pastor of A.
VI. f. Zion reports successful and
veil attended services at church
asst Sunday His work is moving
IN with success.
Rev. Dudley, pastor of Canaan ,
Baptist Church, is looking forward
10 a great church. The services are
well attended.
Rev. J. Sharp, the pastor of An
ioch Baptist Church, reports ex
,ellent services with much inter-
sst being shown by his members.
Rev. Watkins, pastor of New Zion
'hurch, reports fine attendance
and his congregation seems en-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-11-28
EDITORIAL PAGE

Wire Quartet and l.. Wooden were
among the participants on the pro-
gram. The Junior Choir rendered
few touching songs. The Group
Contest began on November 23rd.
The financial outcome was very
successful as over $4,000 was
brought i'm to the church. The
quarterly meeting of which Presid-
ing Elder Powell will be in charge
will be held Sunday November 29th'
Mrs. Walker of 2O15 Cody street
is sick in the DR.. Sweet Hospital
on st. Aubin and Chestnut streets.
Mrs. Geveda Whitfield of 2045
Meade is indisposed also. Mrs.
Gardner of Riopelle street is now
confined to her bed. The daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Casey of Lumpkins
is still sick in the hospital also
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Flowers of 203S Meade street re-
mains in the hospital. 1t is hoped
that all who are on the sick list
will soon be back to normally a
gain.
Elder T. C. Morris pastor of the
Church of God in Christ on Or
leans street, left this week for
Memphis Tenn, where he will
spend Is days. Before leaving he
arranged for his church's anniver-
sary for one week ending Novem-
Der 2Sth. Several visiting minis
ters alternately took charge of the
services during the anniversary.
On November %, the Flying
Cloud Quartet gave an excellent
recital at Pleasant Grove Baptist
Church of which Rev. j. l.. New
by is pastor. An appreciative au-
dience was present and an enjoy
able time was reported by all.
The Tribune agent, d. W..
Boyden of North d + o t
was host to his group of De-
troit Tribune newsboys last Sun
day, November %, at p. M, at
his home. There was brief pro-
gram which had a devotional side
to it as well as a bit of historic
discussion. 1t was quite interest
ing to hear the boys tell something
of some of the races great charac-
tiers. namely; Douglass, Washing
ton and John Brown.
The party concluded with del
ectable repast and all present en-
joyed a delightful afternoon. The
boys present were: Ernest Newly,
Clifford McClendon, John Edwards,
William Banfield, Leon Rice Clar-
ence Newly, and Miles Davis. Mrs.
Lydia Robinson, an aged mother
was also present and was highly
praised by the boys for having
doubled them in sales of the TFi-
bune.
Mt. Zion Baptist Church of Meade
street had splendid services last
Sunday. Rev. c. B. Heath, pastor
preached an able sermon from 1
King 2O:1-4. His subject was "Re-
suit after Prayer" In the even
ing he spoke from the subject 81!
am Determined to CO." Sunday
Nov. 20, at 8 p. m, an Animal
Program will be sponsored. The
public is invited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-11-28
3o51 YEMANS ST.

Rose Dean Harvey, Anne Rivers,
Shirley Batchlor Ida Pryor, Katie
Sparks Catherine Slappy and 9TH
ers.
Through an error it was last
stated that the show would be on
the goth instead of the 26th. The
date is December 26th.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-11-28
Police Ball
To Be Held
In Hamtramck

The Second annual pre- Christ
mas Dance sponsored by the Police
Officers Service Club will be held
at the International Hall on Fri
day, December 10th. 1t was an
nounced last week by the commit
tee in charge If the affair.
Defective Jan'eq Ras~horrv a~I
PatrDlmon James Perry er heals
Of the entertainment committee
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-11-28
NORTHDEFROI7
(By MRS. j. BOYDEN)

LOmaX A. NJ. r. Zion Church OF
Dequindre street had inspiring SER
vices all day last Sunday. In the
morning the pastor, Rev. d. P.
Thomas, spoke from st. Matthew
2S:16-2O, the subject being "Toil-
ing With God" An unusual large
audience turned out to the morning
service.
At the 8 p. m. service the even
ing was given over to the Chris
tian Endeavor with Ross Patton
acting as master of ceremonies.
Mrs. Frazier, Mrs Griffin the Live
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-11-28

Many of the officers who are a
part of the Detroit Police force
are expected to attend and ala
Hamtramck officers in their eff
forts.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-11-28
Style Show
Gains Recruits

The Hamtramck miniature Paris
Style show which will be held Mt
the International Hall on Decem-
$50 ""'h 40 49, cftor Christmas,
~ed setrsl rcw recruits last
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-11-28
COMMUNITY CENTERS
Shiloh Community Center
3l3l NJ. John ST.


Club and organization work fol-
adults and young people is max
ing rapidly under their leadership
opening of this center. Young peo'
pie attend in large numbers daily
for leisure-time recreation. Many
new games have been secured
such as, Ping Pong, Checkers Lot
to. Beano' Dominos, Anagrow etc
Group games are very popular
with the young folk. Clubs that are
organized and meet regularly are
as follows; among the boys, Pima
Pong, Checkers Club. Cub Scouts
Hiking Club, and Boy Scouts are
being reorganized. Among the
young people the following CLUES
will begin their meetings this
week; Young Mems Social Club
Young Peoples Educational Forum
Young People (mixed) Glee Club
Adults Glee Club (mixed).
Young men that have fought in
the Golden Gloves tournament
here, have been organizing a club
known as the Golden Glovers. This
group is training in the Buick
Motor Co. gymnasium.
Childrens Hours are held Tues
day 4:30 to $50 p m. Little Thea
ter Group meets Tuesday Z to p.
m. Jr. Dramatics meets Thursday
to p. m.
The General program Commit
tee of the Recreation Council met
Sunday afternoon and completed
plans for the Mass Meeting Dec.
9th.
Clifford Street Center
The girls basketball team is do
ing nice work now and will soon
be ready for games.
The Just U.s. Bridge Club is
having their first guest night Tues
day. This club has been recently
in the Center and meets
once per week. Mrs. Lerlene Nor
gan is president with Miss Myrtle
Belcher, Secretary-Treasurer.
Next meeting which will be
December 3rd will be
pay day" for the members of the
Mamie Burroughs Art Club. This
club carried a Christmas savings
with each member depositing at
will her amount. They will receive
their checks.
All persons interested in play
acting meet Mrs. Howard at the
(CCntinusd IN Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-11-28
For Backache
K d n e y And
Bladder Trouble
Stop Getting Up Nights
and Feel Younger

Here's one good way to flush
harmful waste from kidneys and
stop bladder irritation thpt cften
causes scanty, burning and smart
ing passage.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-11-28

If you are in the market for bar
gains in good used cars, read our
automobile advertising section
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-11-28
FLINT, MICHIGAN NEWS

couraged
Rev. Mack, pastor of Macedonia
and Rev. Vaughn, pastor of Golden
Leaf report wonderful services
and large attendance.
Rev j. A. Atkins and wife are
looking forward for a great year
with the cooperation of his good
members. The church is progress
ranidlv under their leadership
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-08-28
ROOSEVELT SIEL
CEZ YOUNGSTOWN

Prezident Roosevelt pre-
siel cez Youngstown v stre-
du rano o 8. hodine po B. a
0. zeleznici a nikto o tom
nevedel a preto ma stanici
bolo len niekol'ko pudi, ked'
vlak prejachal bez zastania.
Prazident siel ma zapad, aby
81 prezrel uzenia postihnute
vysusenfm. Ma utorok sa
side S guv. Landonom v
Des Moines, Iowa, kde bude
mat poradu s guvernermi
suchotou postihnutych Sta
tov, medzi ktoryrni je Lam
donov stat Kansas. Prezi-
dent zdrzf 50 m zapade asi
IL dnf q nebude politizovat'.
Volebnd kampah zacne az
Y oktobri.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-08-28
Schodza S.S.K.S.
1. sept. ma Steelton
Po schodzi studentov bude
tanecna zabava.

Odbocka Sdruzenia SLOW.
Katol. Studentov ma Maho-
ming doline bude mat ma u
torok vecer o pol 9. hodine
schodzu pri osade Mena Je-
zis ma Steelton, ma ktoru su
pozvani ako clenovia a Glen
ky, tax al tt mladi Slovaci
a Slovenky, ktori sa chcl
stat clenmi tohto Sdruzenia.
Clenom Sdruzenia S. X.
S. moze byt' kazdy sIoven-
sky katolfk, ktory vychodil
aspon diva rocniky High
School alebo chodf do High
School alebo inej vyssej sko-
ly. Tedy dvere su otvorene
skoro pre- vsetkych mladi-
kov a dievcata, a tiez tych,
ktori uz vysli 20 skol, ale sa
zaujimajd o spolocensky Ii
vot mladeze i jej vseobecny
pokrok. Matky a otcovia su
ziadanf, aby poslali svojich
synov a dcery ma tuto scho-
dzu, ktora bude mimoriad-
ma. Po schodzi bude tanecna
Zabava.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-08-28
Adv. Jan A. Willo
vysoko pocteny
Boil zvoleny Ia predsedu
pravneho oddelenia Frater-
nal kongresu ma konvencii
" New Yorku.

Mas youngstownsky advo-
kat Jan. A. Willo, ktory je
hi. pravnym radcom Narod-
neho Slovenskeho Spolku,
Dol zvoleny po tieto dni "a
predsedu pravneho oddele-
MIA Fraternal Kongresu, kto-
ry odbyva svoju konvenciu
" New Yorku.
Zvolenie adv. Willu je Wy
.sokym vyznacenim, lebo v
pravnom oddeleni Fraternal
Kongresu je vyse $50 advo-
katov a vyse 80 podpornych
organizacif je v Kongrese
zastupene, medzi mimi orga-
nizacie vyse pol miliona
clenmi sta milionovym ma
jetkom, ktore maju draho-
platenych advokatov. Ked'
tito zvolili adv. Willu "a
svojho predsedu, tym nielen
re uctili jeho, ale i nase Or
ganizacie a cely mas narod.
Panu Willow srdecne bla-
hozelame k jeho vynikajdce-
mu postaveniu v bratsko-
podpOrnom svete.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-08-28
STAIN VYZYVA
L'UD K POHOTOyOSTI

London Evening News pri-
nasa zpravu Q Ruska, ze Jo-
.zef Stain, diktator Ruska
vydal prehlas k armade ii
l'udu, aby bola pohotove 81
okamzitemu boju. ~ kazd6
chvil'u teraz mozete oGak&~
vat zayolanie k obrane svo-
jej robotnickej vlasti. Ok&-
mih, ma ktory ste cakali, III
uz po ruke.. Vasa vlast' ..
cakava, ze vykonate svojsi
povinnost', ma ktor1 ste tx
dychtive cakali. Nepochyh
jem vo vas 4 som prcsvs
ceny, be ami w nepoclof h
jete v mas, vasich vod
w, ktorf ste m hrantc
nasej yel,kej vlasti
strazi' Tento prehlas ~
svetl 'uje, ke Rnslo xal
pad Nemeclsa JapoiI
ka3dd chyfl \.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-08-28
w. Jednotarsky
DEN vydareny
Rev. Kozelek NAL vel'mi kra-
snu rec. Vsetci knazi boli pri-
tomni a mnoho obecenstva.

w. Jednotarsky Den okre-
su Mahoning a Shenango
dolin IKSJ. bol toho roku'
vydareny a vyznacoval sa
krasnymi reciami a peknou
bratskou a sesterskou zaba-
YOU. Pritomnych srdecne pri-
vital p. Jozef C. Stanko, co
predseda okresu a predstavil
p. Jozefa G. Vascaka, hi.
podpredsedu KJ. ako SPRAY
Gu recnickeho programu. p.
Vascak prehovoril niekolko
dprimnych SLOW a potom
predstavil velp. Frantiska
Kozeleka, duchovneho osa-
dy sv. Mateja ma Lansing
vile, ktory je najstarsfm du-
chovnym ma Mahoning doll
ne. Velp. Kozelek NAL velmi
krasnu a poucnu rec, ktoru
obecenstvo s najvacsim zauj-
nom vypoculo. Adv. Juraj
E. Prokop recnil manifesto
mayora Boraka, ktory sa
nemohol z1castnit' a pan Jo-
zef Martinko. predseda 25.
Cisla IKSJ. recnil "a vsetky
cisla v okrese. Pan E. w.
Valko, predseda hi. financ-
neho vyboru IKSJ. prisiel z
Clevelandu recnit' ma t1to
slavnost' a povedal tiez vep-
mi poucnd rec. Hoyoril mai
Wac o financiach K. j., ako
je organizacia spravovana a
ako 81 stoji.
Pritomnf boil takmer vse-
tel slovenski duchovni z do
liny, ba al Rev. Blasko pri-
siel z Clevelandu. Obecen-
.stvo sa pekne zabavalo pri
hudbe Smrekovej orchestri a
vybor sa tiez staral, aby Dol
kazdy svedomite obsl1zeny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-08-28
Posviacka obrazu
Fanny Marie na
cintori sv. Nikolaja
PosvIteny bude krasny obra1
Fanny Marie UstaviGnej Po.
moci teraz nedel'u. Ohrax
Dol darovany Janom = Ma
riou Fabian.

Teraz v nedel'u bude "
grecko-katolickej osade sv.
Otca Nikolaja slavnostna po-
sviacka obrazu Panny Ma
RE Ustavicnej Pomoci, kto-
r1 prevedie velp. Jan Hro-
myak, duchovny osady. Po-
sviacka bude v osadnorl
cintorine rano po sv. omsi,
ktora bude sluzena 0 10. ho-5
dine. Ten krasny obraz je
dar Cd familie Jana a Ma
rie Fabian z Montgomery
Ave-, ktori su jedni 2 naj-
starsfch osadnfkov tejto o.
sadly.
Vsetci osadnfci a priate-I
liza osady su srdecne zvanf4
ma tuto posviacku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-08-28
KRASNA SLOVENSKA
SVADBA

v stredu minuleho tyzdna
Dol v ichrame sv. Cyrila a
Metoda sobas slecny Amy
Senvisky, dcery dobre zna-
nych slovenskych rodicov,
p. Adolfa Senvisky a man
zelky z Audubon st. Vydala
sa "a p. Andreja Kosmo, sy-
ma p. Stefana Kosmo a man
|zelky z Maryland Ave. So
bAsne obrady vykonal Rev.
|Michal Ivanko, kaplan osa-
ldy sv. Cyrila a Metoda. No
|vomanzelia odisli ma svadob-
md cestu q budl byyat' Y
|McD Donald, kde b. Kosmo
pracuje. Prajeme i'm blaze
h6ho xiyota.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-08-28
CENY UHLIA BUDU
VYSSIE AKO VLANI

Minule dni bane podvysily
cenu uhlia o 10c ma tone a
vseobecne sa predpoveda, ze
uhlie bude tejto zimy drah-
Sic ako lanskej. Vlani bolo
dost' uhlia, lebo priemysel
a zeleznice nebol tax zamest
many a teraz Co sa V bani W.
kope sa hned j spotrebuje.
Preto kto nema uhlia a ma
peniaze, mech sa teraz zaso-
bi uhlim ma zimu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-08-28
SLOVAK KANDIDUJE
DO KONGRESU

V Detroit, Mich, v prvom
kongresionalnom distrikte je
demokratickym kandidatom
do kongresu Spojenych Sta
tov slovensky advokat Ste
fan F. Resh. Primarne VOL
by su tam 15. septembra a
v pade nominaciu dostane,
jeho zvolenie do kongresu v
novembri bude takmer iste.
Pan Resh je vel'mi cinnym
vo verejnom zivote mesta
Detroit Go lradnfk viace-
rych sportovych q obcian-
skych organizacii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-08-28
KUPIL MILIONOVU
BANU "a $500

George B. Austin, mali
tel maleho obchodu v Jun
go, Nevada, kdpil nedavno
"a $500 opustenu szlatd ba-
nu v Black Rock pusti. Ia
cal v nej dolovat' a nasiel
bohatu zilu, ktora mu dava
kazdy den zlata "a $500 a
len sam v nej pracuje. Ka-
pitalisti mu teraz ponukaju
"a banu million dolarov, ale
on ju nechce predat'. I byv.
prezident Hoover Dol medzi
tymi, ktori ju chceli kdpit'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-08-28
Oceliarne daju
10-perc. podvysku
Podvyska bude dana uz asi
O tyzden. Nova minimalna
mzda bude asi SIC ma hod.

Youngstownske a okolite
oceliarne, a bezpochyby al
vsetky ostatne v krajine da-
ju asi o tyzden svojim "a
mestnancom 10-percentovu
podvysku mzdy. Zaroven s
podvysenim mzdy budu IVY
sene ceny ocele. Ked'ze te-
rajsia minimalna mzda pre-
denneho robotnika je Ate ma
hodinu, nova mzda bude
slice alebo SIC ma hodinu.
Udava sa, ze to bude mai
vyssia mzda v historii ame-
rickeho oceliarskeho priemy-
slu. Inf zamestnanci dostanu
pomernu podvysku, to jest
tiez 10-percentov1.
Znamo je, re 81 robotnic-
two ziadalo vyssiu podvys-
ku, nez aka bude udelena
a oceliarne sl'ubily splnit'
ziadost' robotnictva dl'a mo-
znosti. Oceliarne uznaly O.
pravnenost' robotnikov ma
podvysku vzhl'adom ma sta
lie drazenie zivotnych po-
trieb.
Podvyska sa tn bude ty-
kat asi 10000 robotnikov.
Inych 10000 robotnikov je
zamestnane v kovoobrobnom
priemysli tuna q je nadej, ze
i tt dostand podvysku.