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The Omaha guide., 1936-12-12

N. C.-My wife and l have been
parted for over a year. She filed
for the divorce but she would not go
through with it. Now she says she
dent love me. What must | do2
Ans: Where you made your mis-
take my friend was in not helping
your wife financially with the di-
voree proceedings. She was under
the impression that you wasn't go
ing to do your share about the ex-
penses attached to the decree
SO she dropped the whole thing. If
you want a divorce you must DIG
down in your own pockets for the
money.
N. C. C.-Win l be able to sell
the home my grandfather gave me?
Please, I am hoping to read my
answer.
Ans: [ don't believe you win sell
out this year although it is my OPP
inion that an opportunity to sell will
be paced before you during the
coming year eff 1887. The price will
be very favorable
The Omaha guide., 1936-12-12
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The Omaha guide., 1936-12-12

e. b have a loved one and
he wrote me a lot of letters. He
said he loved me and he wouldn't
fool me for nothing. He told me he
means all the good and no one but
me. He would tell me the story
that God put the love in his heart
and now he hasn't written me in 2
months. VIII you tell me what's the
matter?
Ans YOU BET l WILL. He has
been pouring out his heart to you
and you act like a cold potato
No man wants a woman who can't
show him a little affection. Take
my advice sister and "warm up'
a little bit. It will do you a world Of
good.
W. d. CT want to know if I
will get pay for the finger l lost?
Ans: I sincerely believe that you
will receive some compensation for
the loss Of this finger but can't
say just how this will be. Probably
through steady full time employ
ment.
The Omaha guide., 1936-12-12

A. C. l am a cripple girl, can't
walk alone, can't step, just drag
my legs along. 1 have been this
way for four years. Can you tell
me if l will ever walk aone and
get the use of my legs again?
Ans: With the help of the Lord
and the brains of a BONE SPE-.
CIALIST I am confident that one
day your fondest wish will be real
lied. Have faith in the future and
do try to study and improve your
self for the years that are to come.
infections such as yours bring out
the finer and nobler spirit that is
instilled in the hearts Of every man
and woman and make this world
a better place to live in. Good luck.
The Omaha guide., 1936-12-12

S. Y. C.-Will l make the foot
ball team next year?
Ans: DARN RIGHT YOU WILL.
THE "FIRST string" team at that.
La gaceta., 1936-02-13
DEPORTES
MARTIN REHUSA FIRMAR
CON LOS

Oklahoma City, Feb. 13.-
John Leonard Pepper" Mar
tin, estrella del club de base
ball de la ciudad de San Luis,
en- la Liga Nacional, ha recha-
zado ell contrato que los oficia-
les de "a empresa lie enviaron.
Sc sabe que ell sueldo que Sc
lie ofreci6 fue ell mismo del ano
anterior, o sean once mil pesos
por la temporada. Pero Martin
recnaz6 Ia oferta.
No obstante esta situaci6n.
Martin ha asegurado a los pc
riOdistas, que Eel case no es gra
ve".
Los Cardenales comenzarOn
su temporada de entrenamiento
en- Bradenton, Florida, el dia 20
del actual.
"Yo estare alli en- esa fecha"
ha dicho Martin.
La gaceta., 1936-02-13
NUEVOS MIEMB EOS DE LA
ISECCION DE AUXILIO DEL
CENTRIC A

FL sanor Juan Sanchez, Sc :
cretario de la Secci6n de Protec
ci6n y Auxillo del Centre Espa-
mol de Tampa ha tenido la gen.
tileza dc enviarnos, para su pu-
blicaci6n, los nombres de los nue.
vos miembros de dicha Secci6n,
recientemente elegidos para la
borar en- la misma durante ell
ano actual.
La referida Secci6n de Pro-
tecci6n Y Auxilio del Centre Els
panol de Tampa ha quedado in
tegrada en- la siguiente forma
Presidente, Alfredo Coma
lez; Vice. Jose Posada; Vice TIE
sorerO, Enrique Garcia; Secre-
tario Contador, Vicente R. Col
menares: Vice, Francisco g,
Granda; Vice Secretario de Ac-
tas, Oscar Mijares.
Vocales por dos amos: Manuel
Maseda Cimadevilla, Jose Men,
dee, Manuel F. Rubio, Jose Dfaz
Gao, Francisco Aspra, Celesti :
no R. Diaz, Jose Orgaz, Jacinto
Sierra Lanes.
Vocales por I'm afo: Rolando
Acosta Alfonso, Benigno Men
DEE.
ContinGan en- sus puestos por
I'm ano: Tesorero, Nick R. Col
menares Secretario da Actas,
Juan Sanchez. Vocales: Jes1s
Velarde, Manuel Otero, Manuel
Gomez Iglesias, Benigno Lopez
Prieto, Jose Garcia Coter6n, 10
se Muniz Manso.
La gaceta., 1936-02-13
olfmpico egtablecido pare estas

olfmpico establecido para estas
completeness iaace doce amos. FL
tempo anterior fG@ mejoradO
por el en- veinte segundos.
Despu6s de una prolongada
tornado durante ell dia, Arthur
Larson gan6 para Suecia la com
petencia de diez y ocho kil6me-
-tros, a campo traviesa, en- patti
mes de carrera, y Sonia Henie
mantuyi la s~upremacia entire
las mujeres que toman parte en-
las competencias de patines.
Alemania Sc maLtiene en- el
primer lugar, con noventa y sic
tie puntos, mientras Noruega ga
naba diez Y ocho puntos, llegan-
do a un total de setenta. Suiza
ocupa G. tercer lugar, con VEIN
tie Y cinco puntos y Finlandia
ell cuarto, con veinte y cuatro,
Los Estados Unidos estan en- ell
aeptimo lugar, con diez puntos
v medic solamente.
Los americanos nuedaron fue
"a de loda classification en- la
competencia de los l8 kilome-
tros, en- patines, a campo travie
sa, en- Ia cual I2an6 Larson en-
una bora, catorce minutes y
treinta y ocho ~segundos. FL II :
der americana, Magnus Satire,
qued6 en- ell trig6simo quinto lu-
gar.
La gaceta., 1936-02-13
UN EDIToRIAL DE ala
NACION"

Madrid, Feb. 13.-Ha; dado
lugar a mucho: concentrates un
editorial del peritIico monar-
quico ia Naci6n', que Sc re-
fiere a les rumores de pertur-
baciones de orden publico.
Las gentes estan va cansa-
das de amenazas Cual2rier CO..
nato de revuelta producira una
reacci6n formidable en- contra
de tales bravuconada.. ST tai su
cede no Sc podra contener a los
ciudadanos Y a la fuerza publ
ca unidos en- contra de los enc
migos de la paz y Ell orden.
La gaceta., 1936-02-13
NORMAN THOMAS FUE A
RRESTADO EN- BROOKLYN

New York, Febrero 12.-Los
esfuerzos de Norman Thomas
CARA lograr la union de los de-
pendientes de establecimientos
dieron con el en- la carcel hoy.
Ell jefe de los socialists anne
ricanos fue arrestado por la po-
licia, frente a una tienda de la
ciudad de Brooklyn, bajo la acu
saci6n de estar provocando des-
6rdenes, con cuatro lhombres y
Los dependencies de la
citada tienda m~antienen desde
ell mes de septiembre pasado una
huelga, en- la que demandan ell
reconocimiento de su sindicato.
Thomas fr6 dejado en- liber-
tad bajo la fianza dc $500.
"Yo no siento que me hayan
detenido,-dijo Thomas una
vez en- libertad-. No fui a Broo
klyn para que me arrestaran,
sino para ayudar a los trabaja-
que mantienen una huel-
ga de p~rotesta contra condicio-
mes intolerables. Pero en- Broo-
klyn existe un estado general
contrario a los obreros. BESIDE
luego, estimo que mi arresto fue
legal.
La gaceta., 1936-02-13
o
E EN- TAMPA

Toki Yama, un japOnes de pc
20 complete, Sc inScribi6 aver en-
Ell tOrneo de boxea6ores anna :
tours que sc iniciara en- Bcnja-
min Field ell viernes por la mo-
che. FL boxer nippon anunci6 al
promoter Jim Downing aver,
que 81 guerra completar sus CO.
~nocimientcs aquf, Y que espera-
ba llegar a Tampa a tempo de
parte en- las peleas ini-
ciales. Toki Yama vive en- la ac-
en- Hollywood, Florida,
ha anunciado que su peso es
de ciento setenta y oeho libras.
La gaceta., 1936-02-13
La estrelia del box de los Red

La estrella del box de los Red
Sox", derrot6 a Art Johnson, 4
.por 2, Y T~ewsberry elimin6 a
Paul Waner, jugador del Pitts
burg, en los semifinales ceiebra
dos hoy aqui.
Terrell, ganador del torneo
de golf celebrado en- esta ciu-
dad entire los jugadores de base
ball de las grandes ligas, es con
siderable como favorito para la
batalla de mahana.
La gaceta., 1936-02-13
LOS AMERICANOS CANA
RON EN-

Berlin, Febrero 12.-Un goal
anotado por Johnny Garrison,
de Boston, di6 a los Estados Uni
dos la victoria, con anotaci6n
de uno por cero, sobre Austria.
La victoria de los americanos
los lleva con seguridad q los Sc
mi-finales. En- la actualidad ocu
pan ell primer lugar, de su divi-
sion con cuatro puutos.
FL goal de Garrison fue anc-
tado solamente treinta segundos
antes de terminar ell tempo re-
glamentario.
La gaceta., 1936-02-13
UTOPIA ANUNCIA LA RE-
~CONQUISTA DE UNA GU
DAD EN- Ell SUR

Adds Ababa, Feb. 12.-El
Gobierno Eti6pico anunci6 hoy
la reconquista de la ciudad de
KOra Ali, en- ell frente Sur. Y
neg6 Ell parte italiano que ase-
Eura que solamente S44 solda-
dos fascistas blancos han muer-
to en- lie campana eti6pica desde
que comenz6 la guerra.
FL GObierno hace constar que
los soldados eti6picos han en- :
contrado y dado sepultura a
mas de 1900 italianos Y S,l2S
natives al servicio de Italia, des
pres de la fiera batalla librada
en- Ell sector de Tembien duran
te los ultimos dias del pasado
mes de enero.
La gaceta., 1936-02-13
Ell A DOMINIQUE
H CON Ell erie
GO CONDOS

Joe Dominguez, ell gigantic lu
chador espahOl de peso compile
to, ha acceptable los terminus pro
puestos para una pelea contra
Nick Condos, Ell griego, en- Ben
jamin Field, Ell lunes por Ia no
che.
Domfnguez ha pedido que Ell
ganador de la pelea entire el y
ell griego luche contra Ell CANA
dor del match concertado entire
Doug Wyckoff y Bill Middle :
kauff.
La gaceta., 1936-02-13
r DISCUTIRA
LA DEL
GOLF EN- SARASOTA

Sarasota, Febrero 12.-Wes-
ley Terrell, ell mejor golfista en-
tire los jugadores de baseball,
discutira manana ell campeona-
to de gulf de Sarasota, jugando
contra Baird T~ewsberry, CANA
dor de las competencias inver-
males.
La gaceta., 1936-02-13
MEANWHILE DESICNADO
MANAGER DEL "ELM[RA"

Walter (Rabbitt) Maranville
veterano infielder del Boston
de la Liga Nacio1al de Base
Ball, 'la sido firmado como ma
mayer y jugador del club "Elmi-
RAJ, de Ia Liga New York-Pen
sylvania", seg1n anunci6 esta
noche, en- Boston, ell presidente
Boz Quinn.
La gaceta., 1936-02-13
GANO OTRA
OLIMPICA

Berlin, Febrero 12.-Ivar
Ballangrud, la estrella noruega
entire los patinadores, gan6 hoy
otra cOmpetencia olimpica, ,sien
do declarado ell vencedor de la
carrera de 500 metros.
Ballangrud mejOr0 ell record
La gaceta., 1936-02-13
TIRED, WORN OUT,
NO am BlTlOM

Ito " m a a y
Ii women are
Just dragging them
selves around, all
tired out with peri
odic weakness and
pain? They shouL
know that Lydia
E. Pinkham's Tab
lets relieve peri
.odic pains.and dis
La gaceta., 1936-02-13

cote, Sc present6 en- ell Dep6si-
to judicial, provocando la admit
racion ' las sonrisas de los en-
pleados, algunos de los cuales
No aeostumbramos recibir
por aQli yisitas de este genera.
PregOntaronle que guerra, y
ella respendi6 con mayor des-
parpajo:
-Vengo a yer ell cadaver de
uno que Sc suicide, y que, Sc
gun Ia prensa, no ha sido reco-
nocido por nadie.
-Llega listed tarde,-res-
p~ondiercnle.
-iC5mO es ESQ?
VA 10 han enterradO. v ha-
&c POGO Sc fu6 de aqui Ia persO-
ma cue lie reconOci6.
La gaceta., 1936-02-13
. = VIII
La ADossmloAiA

4" P'eIISa FU~uIo cuenta del
reconocimiento del cadaver.
Este quedsba pare siempra
terra, asumiendo la per-
senalidad de Luis vazquez.
Aquella misma mahana, una
elegante, hermOsa y de a
desenvueltOs. una CO.
La gaceta., 1936-02-13

comfort. Small size only rs cents:
Mrs. Borsie Williams of D~anville,
Illinois, says, 81 had 40 ambition
and was terribly nervous. Your Tab
lets helped my periods and built me
no." Try them next mouth.
La gaceta., 1936-02-13

e suieida era luis va
esposo de la eOndesa de An
''l Asi Ssron aMhA.
plenamente los docum ltos
en- la cal fera.
-Su identification d tan
eompleA,-dijO Ell juez, Eque
me excuse de emprender lili=
gencia aNguna. solo seria Cd
niente que la esposa viera & E.
daveG para 10 cual habria Ne
desenterrarlo. Pero puestd Due
psted esSmigo y 10 ha viz ), 81
la deNste, hasta esta q igen-
cia nos ahorraremos.
esistira, - respon ell
lido.
cree listed asi?
EfirmO. Y me 4 do en-
La gaceta., 1936-02-13

parte disculpas y ofrecimien-
tOs, y e. desconoeido sali6 lie
vandose la cartera del difunto y
ell Oficio del juez.
AL salir, murmuraba con ex-
traha emoci6n:
-Tolo Sc ha arreglado me-
jor y mas facilmente de 10 que
20 creia.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-04
Joseph Curran

ordered several members of the squad
to turn in their uniforms but that
they promised to be good and forget
personal differences if he would let
them stay on the squad and that he
finally relented and let them stay.
This friction among the squad mem
bers flared out into the open again
this week, following the game with
Carolina last Saturday, with the an
nouncement Monday by Coach And
erson that he had ordered three of
his players-two of them varsity men
to turn in their uniforms These
were Howard Bardes, half back, Jess
Tatum, right end, and Odell Smoth-
ers, reserve center. Anderson gave
no reason for his action other than
that it was "for the good of the
squad. But the prevailing belief in
informed circles here is that these
men were asked to turn in their uni
forms because they refused to follow
instructions in the Carolina game and
lay down" on certain plays. One
of the men, when asked after the
game why he did not block out the
Carolina player he was supposed to
take cut on a certain play, is re-
ported to have remarked that he was
not going to block out any one when
So-and-So is carrying the ball" On
another play it is understood that
Bardes disregarded the signals and
ran with the ball himself when he
was supposed to have given it to an
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-04
Harry Bridges

other player.
The immediate cause of the dismiss
sal of these three players was their
failure to carry out orders and to
fight in the Carolina game as Coach
Anderson thought they should and
the fact that personal animosities and
jealousies entered into it, those who
are familiar with the facts say But
this animosity and jealousy goes back
to the contest for the captaincy of
the team last year in which Tatum
was candidate, with the support of
most of the North Carolina and SOU
present captain, who had the support
of most of the foreigners on the
squad, as most of the northern bows
are designated here. It is understood
that several of the northern members
OF the squad, especially Ryneska,
campaigned vigorously for the cleo
ton of Cara as captain instead of
Tatum, a North Carolina man, with
the result that Cara was elected cap
tain. This only served to increase
the friction and bad feeling between
the southern and northern men on the
squad and to intensity the personal
iealousies and dislikes which had be-
gun to develop last year, it is main
tanned
The real root of the trouble, how
ever, is deeper than the friction with
in the squad and between some of the
squad members and Coach anderson,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-04
SEES MORE BUYING
POWER GREAT NEED
That and Not Over-Produc-
ton Declared Real
Cause of Slump
Bv CHARLES p. STEWART
Cnntral Press Staff Writer

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-Government
reports show American business to be
in pretty good shape again.
some industries are operating on a
scale equal to the boom period. A few
Industries even are doing little bet
fen than that. Merchants are cheer
full and predict a humping holiday
trade. Financial figures are favorable
too: less tnan 10 per cent below 1925.
Yet unemployment does not dwindle
cclrespondingly, or anything like it.
I-4BOR-SAVING DEVICES?
Uncle Sans economists try to ex-
plain this phenomenon in a fashion
which does not explain it to me. at
least | do not believe it explains it
to them, either. think that they sim
ply have to be as explanatory as they
can and do their best.
Their version is the same old thing:
LabCr-saving machinery and in
creased managerial efficiency have
resulted in so greatly enhanced a pro-
ductivity per worker that there is not
as large a demand for workers as
there used to be.
SOMETHING NEW NEEDED?
That is to say, according to this
reasoning, if we put all our workers
to work we would have over-produc-
ton again, as in the 192Os, culminat-
ing III the bursting of the BOOM
Arguing from this premise Chat we
already have all we want of every
thing we know anytt ing about there
are economists who contend that we
cannot take up the full slack of I'M
emplO,m until soroe new thing is
invented, with an appeal equal to that
of the au;omu5;le, for our now idle
vorn4rs TO work on
Air conditioning is mentioned as
such a development, as it grows in
popularity, which may turn the trick.
INABILITY TO BUY
Now 1 Go not have to be an eco
ncmist to know that we were not over
producing during the boom period
At the very height of the boom
there we're plenty of things 1 wanted
that I could not afford to buy. 1 viii
rnal1e an affidavit that millions of
other folk were in my fix; in fact
everyone except q mere handful of
millicnaires.
More than we wanted was not what
was the matter with us. 1t was in
ability to pay for what we did want
and would have bought if we had had
The WhereWithal.
1t is no original idea that lack of
purchasing power on the public's
part, rather than over-production
caused the popping of the boom.
Nevertheless, it is theory which
economists are falling back on to ac-
count for the continuance of unem-
ployment despite an apparent i'm
provement in business times.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-04

derson on the part of some of the
squad members, has been built up
and fomented by certain alumni,
faculty members and students "back
of the scenes" 1t is no secret that
this group has been talking and work.
ing against Anderson almost ever
since he arrived here and that they
are now trying to lay all the blame
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-04
States Football
Background Given
Continued from Page one.0

who are pro-Hunk Anderson and
nose VINO are anti-Hunk Anderson.
out no one has seemed to be able
20 inquire out just exactly what is
wrong with the football situation at
stare or to diagnose the trouble. al
tnough most of the football addicts
ana sports writers agree that it seems
10 De pretty sick. Weeks ago the
reports started concerning the fric-
tlon and bad feeling between mem
oers OF the football squad especially
between the southern boys and the
players from the north. Then about
ten days ago the word was GOING
the round that Coach Anderson had
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-04

a good many here are convinced.
They believe the basic cause is much
deeper and goes back to the division
among the alumni and the faculty and
to those groups which are believed
to be working to "get" Anderson.
Quite a number here are convinced
that the friction within the football
squad and much of the dislike for. An
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-04

for what has happened on him. 1t
now remains to be seen if they can
get away with it and actually get
Anderson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-04

Plato laid down the rule that no
child should learn reading and writ
ing before the age of ten.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-04

Hugh Buckler (top) veteran stage
and motion picture actor, and his
son, John, 30 (below), were drowned
when their car plunged into Malibu
Lake, near Los Angeles, as they
were driving through heavy rain
storm. Young Buckler, who was
making name for himself on the
screen, was to have been married
soon.
Central Press)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-04
Its q Light Smoke!
For q Clear Throof
After q Late Party

NEEVu "a 6%HV 0uHY
The cigarette that leaves your throat free and
clear on party nights will also leave it free and
clear every night. So, whether it's big date"
or early to bed" protect the delicate men,
branes of your throat! Reach for light smoke
"a Lucky. You'll get the finest tobacco money
can buy but free of certain irritants nature
conceals in even the most perfect specimen of
raw tobacco. Remember, these irritants are
OUT of your Lucky Strike. "Toasting" takes
them out. A light smoke gives your taste a
thrill . and gives your throat protection!
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-04

1houehyou'vebee!,n smoking .1'"Ss
mem from morn til midnight
You'll find thot Luekies leove e
: Taste. a clear thFoof'
They're a Light Smoke.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-11-04

Harry Martin, well-known Mem.
phis columnist, has added a special
feature to his column. Each week
he predicts the winners in Your
Lucky Strike "Sweepstakes" and
so far he's been right one time in
three. I'LL take small pat on the
back for that 1888 batting average"
says Mr.. Martin and we're ready
to give it to him. Congratulations.
Mr.. Martin.
Have you entered yet? Have you
won your delicious Lucky Strikes?
There's music on the air. Tune in
"Your Hit Parade Wednesday
andSaturdayevenings. Listen,judge
and compare the tunes-then try
Your Lucky Strike Sweepstakes"
Andifyou'ren alreadysmoking
Luckies, buy a pack today and try
them. Maybe you've been missing
something.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-17
SCHODZA E. 1856. IKSzJ
v STRUTHERS

Spolok Navstivenej Fanny
Marie, c. 156. IKSZJ. v
Struthers bude odbyvat' svo-
ju riadnus schodzu 10. aprfla
o 2. hodine popoludni. Ucti-
We su ziadane vsetky udky-
ne, ably sa zucastnily tel
schodze. Uradnicky podajd
zpravy "a 3 mesiace, al inc
vazne veci pridu ma pretras,
tykajuce sa spolku.
Prosfme tie 1dkyne, co d.
huju, aby svoj dlh vyrovna-
ly, ked' i'm je mono. Dlhu-
jeme rozpocty a chceli by
SINE ich skorej vyplatit', ably
nase cislo nemalo ziaden
dlh. Prosim sestry, povsim-
mite 81 tohto.
S dctou a sesterskym po-
zdravom,
Alzbeta Gabrik, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-17
Poor! CLENOVIA 70.
SLOW. POLIT. KLUBU.

Sch6dza je prelozena. Bu-
de ME v prvd nedel'u, ako
vzdy mavame, ale bude 25.
aprila, v sobotu vecer O o.
smej hodine v slovenskej So
kolovni, 319 Washington ul.
Schodza je prelozena pre-
nasledovne priciny: g., 3. a
4. maja su prednasky Matt
ce Slovenskej; v nedepu, 26.
aprila je kartovy vecierok
v prospech Father Lachovej
kapely. Tiez v prvu nedel'u
nasi vysvateni mladi knazi
budl mat prvu sv. omsu.
Preto bude v sobotu vecer,
25. aprila. Tiez by som pro-
sill, aby ste agitovali "a vac
Stu 1cast', lebo pridu vazne
veci ma pretras.
Jan Krispinsky, preds.
Juraj Petrik, tai.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-17
SCHODZA E. 26O. IKSJ.
v HASELTON.

Oznamujeme udom Cisla
260 KJ., aby sa dostavili ma
schodzu v nedel'u, 10. aprila
o l.. hodine po obede v skol-
skej miestnosti. Bude to
stvrt 'rocna schodza, budu sa
citat' ucty a bude vazne po-
jednavanie ohradom dlhuju-
cich udov. Jestli sa neozna-
mia, budu vyluceni. Kazdy
je ziadany vyrovnat' svoje
prispevky.
TAX nezabudnite Ia scho-
dzu 19. aprila o /. hodine.
Andrej Malak, preds.
Andrej J. Hamrak, lct.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-17
SCHODZA SLOW. POLIT
KLUBU v STRUTHERS.

Slovensky Politicky a I'm
provement Klub v Struthers
bude mat schodzu v nede-
pu, 19. aprila vecer o 8. ho-
dine. Kazdy Glen je ziadany
sa jej zucastnit'. Prid'te vse-
tel. Tiez by som ziadal, ably
ste priviedli svojich susedov
a priatepov, vsak je to nasa
obtianska povinnost' scho-
DE navstevovat' a sa pri-
pravit' k vol'bam, lebo cas-
je kratky. Este raz vas pro-
sim, prid'te vsetci, Ii ste d
dom alebo ME. Budete nam
vftanf.
Kazdy Slovak by NAL
prfst' ma politicku sch6dzu.
Nasa praca politicka je ME
len pre- ldov klubu, ale sa
pracuje pre- cely slovensky
l'ud. TAX prid'te hoe len te-
raz pocas volieb. Schodza
bude v American Legion
Hall ma Elm Street.
Som . uctou,
J. j. Cura, preds.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-04-17
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toda p. Jozef Granchie, GOA
Benwood Ave.
V Struthers q Lowellville
Michal Kapusta, 81 Moore
St., Struthers.
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Klutar, 554 Tenney Ave. q
pani Maria Zec. 173 Reed
Ave.
Y Haselton pani Agnes
Hamrak, 108 Columbus Ave.
Ma Lansingville panic Bal
to6-G Gonda, 2542 Cooper st.
Ma Steelton pani Maria
Raca. SO Steel st.
v evanj. cirkvi "Jan Hus'
pani Maria Sherfel, so w.
Chalmers Ave.
Y Hubbard pani Johanna
Petrek.
Vo Warren Jozef P. Seko
z Harmon st.