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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-31

Caught in passing .. Mike Mara limping along on .rra;ned ankle Dr. Richard Cofrancesco entering his Grand street office after his morning coHee ana cruellers Alice Passeck headed for rehearsal or the Clock Shop entertainers who will present their annual show at Hamilton Park April IT. Sam Albert giving the ovs resume of the Golden Glove bouts he took m at Madison Square Garden recently. Milton sellgson sporting around in an open Ford Dolores Joan Cop polo second grade Slocum school youngster, hand n hand with her daddy George The youngster will be one of the featured entertainers at the first annual oa oi Local 538 Bartenders Unon at Buckingham hall April 24 Harry Winters selecting some of those new rainbow-colored shorts to add to his wardrobe Hes real patriot.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-31

that which devastated Dayton in 1913 can be viewed quite calmly, en- gineers believe.
 HIGH WATER; NO FLOOD
 Repeated flood conditions have thoroughly tested the Dayton sys- tenn. Water as high as 40 feet has backed up in the reservoirs with out approaching their capacity.
 This spring, shortly before the disastrous floods in nearby Penn- sylvania, ice jams in the upper Miami suddenly broke, releasing vast quantities of water. A depth of 37 feet was reached in several
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-31
CEDAR HI-Y CLUB
 BILLS JOHN GOSS

A special meeting of the program committee for the Cedars lily Club was held last night at the Central Y. M. o. A. There will be 8 series of lectures, relative to prob lems of importance to boys in their last year of high school in the near fture. Several well known business men have been lined up as speakers, and John B. Goss has already been secured to speak on the chances of a boy in the business world who sees no opportunity to go to college. Mir. Goss has also promised to show moving pictures to illustrate his talk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-31

Rudy vaee lost out in battle of fists with George White recently after evenings performance o1 the "candals" and then add insult to injury was ln- formed that his services longer required How ever the hiho man. stood moral victor in the issue Three arbitrators of the American Arbitration Assoca tion ruled that the clash of temperament was not sufficient to breach the contract warrant its ter imitation by MT. White. Hyman Bushel the crooners legal advisor got in another good moral TOT the radio star by issuing in Rudys name the state- ment Now that the arbitratOrs' have decided in my favor, do not care to continue in the Scandals White in giving Rudy his walking papers threatened tc close the show Rudy insisted on his rghts unoer the Equity contract
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-31

terurban lines, and many highways and homes fell within the limits of the "dry reservoirs" All had to be moved. In fact, the whole village of Osborn, with its 500 buildings, was bought for about $2,500,000 and moved to higher ground. Actual work got under way in 1918.
 WORK FIELDS IN RESERVOIR
 The land in the "dry reservoirs" while no one lives on it, is leased with the understanding than 1t may be flooded at any time.
 The earth dams are built with concrete spillways through them for normal flow of water. They will al. low only as much water to pass as will not overflow the channels be- low. Any more water than that
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-31

This that, and the other. Doubleday, Doran Company sending The Democrat an advance copy of Carl M. Chapin's new mystery novel, Three Dieo Beside the Marble Poo which is to be issued on the Crime Club list, May 22. When MT. Chapin was local newspaperman his forte was football. If his mystery novel is good his football analysis and comment little cigaran transferring his attentions to Tor rngton shortly And when his daily chores up there III the New City are at an end Johnnie expects to motor to his home in Ltched where he is planning to raise chickens on big scale. John Cluney, The Dem sports editor quite abashed of the staff members his spring ensemble of yesterday, the highights of which lightgrey fedora and pair of black and white sport shoes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-31
This and that.

This and that Freddy Hall simply vowed the crowd at the Wolcott Red Cross benefit party Sunday eve ming at Mike Ferrick's Lakeside Tavern. The WATR commentator who donated his services to help raise mon ey for flood relief sufferers kept the large and appreca tive audience in splits for two hours He was so funny that Mrs. Edith Ladd and Mrs. John M. Burrall who show and were glad they did Lou Kelley drops one-center from Miami Fla to let me know his sunburn shots" including Edgar "CMan" Hoover, Major Warner of Warner Brothers Babe Ruth, Harry Richman, Ben Bernie Buddy Rogers and last but not least petite Nancy Carroll My thanks is extended to J. w. Derwin of SLID St. Southeast Washington, D. C.. for copies of Washington D. C. papers showing some great pictures of the recent flood.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-31

backs up behind the dam.
 Since flood conditions on the Miami come almost always in Jan- uary, February, or March, farming of the "dry reservoir" fields seldom actually is interfered with. And the fields are continually enriched by the deposits of silt from flood wa- ters when they do back up.
 Levees were built and channels sraightened and deepened in nine towns of the Dayton area. At Day. ton the Miami confluence with the Mad and Saltwater rivers was wid- ened into what is almost a great pool or lagoon, and the river water marches by in an orderly channel lined b yadequate levees.
 A flood of 40 per cent higher than
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-31
RALPH FOSTER IS
 FREE UNDER BOND
Woodbury Man Alleged Driver of Car Which
 Killed Mrs. Plungis.

Woodbury, March 3t--Ralph Fos- ter of this town is free under bond of $3,00O after having been granted a continuance to April 27 yesterday on a charge of evading responsi- bility by Judge Edward s. Boyd. Foster is alleged to have been the driver of the car which early Sum- day morning struck and killed Mrs. Justine Plungis, 47, of North Wood- bury and injured Peter Armoske, 76.
 Foster was questioned all day Sunday by state and local police af- ter his car was found with 8 broken headlight. He is said to have told police he was in New Milford at the time of the accident. The contiru- ance was granted at the request of police and Coroner Lester w. Schaeffer of Winsted.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-31

A. cid friend dies It required sheer will-power written brought back flood of childhood and youthful memories of that noble woman whose death was report ed in last nights Democrat. We little thought years Claudine that some day would consecrate little space in this column to her memory But fate plays or other will hardly seem the same that she is gone
 It probably was her ambition to round out half a century of service in the convent and school on Coe street. the beginnings of parochial instruction in Water bury But we know that she was willing to accept whatever God wled and to end her life on this earth III the one place to which she was so fondly attached
 The fear and pain of loss that struck when seemed Ss ter Claudine might be transferred back in the days when the Rev Luke Fzsimons pastor of the Immaculate Conception Church strange and far-away now as we contemplate the irrevocabe loss. Only memory of a fine character aid us.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-31

teur's battle against ignorance and prejudice, to safe life through ster- ilization and the use of vaccines against disease.
 So bitter against him, and so powerful were the physicians who hated him. that they succeeded in having him banished from Paris. But Pasteur did not give up his fight against disease. He struggled on in a different part of France and lived to see his work recognized finally and he himself acclaimed.
 Josephine Hutchinson plays the part of his faithful wife who shared his exile and aided him in his ex- perimental work.
 The campenion feature will be ''The Milky Way" starring Harold Lloyd.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-31

Four dams with "dry reser- voirs" behind them hold flood waters back from the confluence at Dayton whenever stream flow rises far above normal. A fifth, below the city, similarly protects the valley. The map shows clearly how Dayton solved Its flood problem.
 of the Miami reservoirs, but the river rose scarcely at all in Dayton. The earth dams let the water through gradually, and the reser- voirs were soon empty and dry. But there was no flood.
 Dayton sits secure and happy in the knowledge that floods can be prevented if foresight and energy are present to prevent them.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-31
What can vou expect. AccOr,

What can you expect. According to the wealth erman April is going to bring from the lst to the 4th warmer and shOwery weather 7th to llth cold per iod 18th to 17th, fair and sunny 2lst to 2Srd, cloudy with some rain . 18th to end of month, cool with irOsts in many localities. In addition it's GUS. tonlary to plant your Sweet Peas next week. Good Friday to be exact ...
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-31
HERE COMES APRIL
BY THE MAN IN THE TOWER

March Is going, let 1t go With its storm and It's blow. We welcome April with passing showers, When she smiles and when she glowers, Pickle, perhaps, in fits and starts But no more than March which departs trife more gentle than 1t began, But when started how she ran! This is the month that gives us green, The seasons first makes delicate sneen Sometimes we start by being fooled, And Springs first ardor is often cooled. Days may be dark, rainy and cold, Then it is one starts to scold And crab about a belated Spring, The weather this and that and eVerytnlng' March is going, let 1t go, Tomorrow is April, isn't that SO?
 -Em Elm.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-31

Camden, Ark. (UP).--A fish with front and jaw teeth has been caught in the ouachita river near here. No one could identify ik 60 it will be mounted.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-31

Clem Blanchard is all smiles these days as he goes about his duties at the M Daly office And you can't blame him, for Mrs. Glenn presented him with baby larl Friday Both mamma and baby are doing quite micely at the Waterbury hospital.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-31
STRAND

Performances today and tomor- row conclude the engagement of The Prisoner Of Shark Island" and Tt Had To Happen, current attractions at Warner Brothers Strand theater.
 Thursday brings Paul Muni in his greatest film characterization, ''The Story Of Louis Pasteur." Muni por- trays Louis Pasteur, the great French chemist and bacteriologist who contributed so much to science. The story. by Sheridan Gibney and Pierre Ceilings, centers about Pas- Meyers and his fiddle furnishing the musical background.
 Thursday night another great "screeno Party" at which time there is q load of fun. thrills and amuse- ment for all in attendance, and which Is the most popular innova- ton ever presented by . local the- atcr. Come on down.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-31

Good Night.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-17
FEDERAClA PRACE
BUDE SUDIT LEWISA

BOZ v Americkej Federacii
Prace pre- remeselnfcke a in
dustrialne unie vyvrcholil v
stredu v tom, ze vykonny
vybor Federacie usniesol sa
postavit' John j. Lewisa,
predsedu Unie Banikov a
vsetkych IL vepkych unii,
ktore novym unionizmom
s1hlasia, pred sud, aby no i
tie unie vyldcil Z Federacie.
Jestli 50 to stane, organize
vane robotnictvo v Amerike
bude rozpolten6 . jeho vliv
" americkorl zivote bude
vePmi zmenseny, takze IA
sizmus bude mat isty nastup
k Wade. Nez dojde K sddu,
bude So este vyjedn&vat o
kompromis.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-17
NEZDARENY UTOK MA
ANGLICKEHO KRAL'A

Vo stvrtok jeden Anglican
hodil revolver ma anglickeho
kraPa Edvarda, ked ten JAZZ
dill po Londyne ma cele vo-
jenskej parady. Revolver pa
dol ma koiaa, ktory sa zl'a-
kol a zodvihol ma zadne no.
by, ale kral' kona utfsil a ne
stale sa mic. Anglican Dol
hned' zdrapeny, zbity obe-
censtvom a odvleceny poll
ciou k vysetrovaniu. Okrem
neho arestovany bol al iny
Anglican, ktory til scenu TO-
tografoval. Utotnik sa osved-
Gil, be nemal ,imysep ma kra-
Ia strelit', ami mu zivot o.
hrozit'. Preco to- urobil, e.
ste nevedno, ale akiste Dol
to Gin cloveka, ktoremu sa
daka krivda stala. Povedal,
BE to urobil, aby professional.
Jeho memo je Geo. Mahon.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-17

Heidelberg zahSade. Sloven-
ske jedla budu predlozene.
Pocas veceri hodujucich bu-
d1 zabavat' spevaci, hudobni-
ci a zabavnfci z Campbell a
Struthers. Pc veceri bude ta-
nee pri slovenskej hudbe p.
Hriniaka 20 Struthers az do
polnoci. TAX sa skonci ten
slavny Slovensky Den.
Slovaci, Slovenky, zapln-
me ten vel'ky Idora park do
posledneho kuta! Mech nikto
nezostane donna! Al chorych
dovezte - vyzdravej1!
Tuto slavnost' usporiadava
kazdorocne Okresny Sbor Slo-
venskei Ligy spolocne SO slo-
venskymi spolkami a kluba-
mi. Tohorocny urad vybor
je nasledovny: ....,..
Jan Krispinsky, spravca !;
Stefan KPucar, podspravca;
Jozef Granchi, tajomnik a
Frantisek Hudik, pokladnik.
Vybor: Jan Antal, Michal A.
Buddie, Andrej Dolak, Ste
fan Dzuroff, Stefan Hriniak,
Zuzanna Klucar, Jan Kolar,
DR.. M. ]. Lasko, Andr. Lay
shock, Maria Leskovsky,
Martin Lipka, adv. Teodor
Macejko, Zuzanna Majercak
Andrej Merecicky, Mattel
Mraz, Martin Muransky, An
drej Palencar, A. M. Palko-
vic, adv. Juraj E. Prokop,
Michal Ribar, Pavel Roth,
Alzbeta Skokan, Jozef Te-
kac, Emro Zetts.
Do videnia ma Slovenskom
Dni! ...
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-17
Jan krispinsky, spravca
Stefan klucar, podspravca
Jozef Granchi, tajomnik
Frantisek Hudik, pokl.
Slov. Dna.
Pavel Kerestur,
pionier, zomrel
Byval v Awssrike As rokov.
DOLL "a Is rokov.

Pavel Kerestur, slovensky
pionier v Amerike, ktory BY
val tn pod {. lit N. Worth
ington ST., zomrel v ponde-
lok 0 11:55 v noci v nemoc-
nici sv. Alzbety vo vysokom
veku 78 rokov. Nebohy pri-
siel do Ameriky pred as rok-
mi a v Youngstowne byval
"a 36 rokov. Pred siedmymi
rokmi slavil zlate manzelske
jubileum. Bol ddom Spolku
Mena Jezis, G. 3O8. IKSJ. q
osady sv. Cyrila a Metoda.
Oplakava no manzelka Zu-
zanna, tri dcery: Mrs. John
White, Mrs. Urban Taylor !
Mrs. Thomas Pipic tuna,
traja synovia: Jozef, Stefan
q Jan tiez tuna; "a vn1ta,
2 5 pravnucat. Pohrab mu
bol vo :tyrtok rano 3 chra.
mu sv. Cyrila 4 Metoda. Po-
hrabne obrady odbavil Rev.
Stefan Begalla, PochoyanJ
Dol na Calvary cintorine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-17
Cis. Is. KJ. oslavi
45-roc. jubileun1
Vsetky slovenske spolky su
srdecne pozvane. Oslava bu-
de v prirode 8. augusta.

Spolok sv. Martina, Cislo
25. l. K. S. j. tymto uctive
povolava vsetky cisla K. J.
jak muzskej tax zenskej a
vsetky narodne spolky a vo-
bee vsetkych Slovakov a Slo-
venky z celej Mahoning do
liny ma slavnost' 45-rocneho
jubileumu, ktora bude v ne
del'u, dina 8. augusta popo-
ludni v peknom huston lese,
ma konci Berkeley ulice. Tam
sa mozno dostat' po Albert
ulici a pri Truscon Steel Co.
ofici je Kimmel utica, "a
ktorou MONO prist' az do
lesa. Oslava bude spojena S
vyletom- -piknikom. Je tam
dobra platforma ma tancova-
ME, bude dobra hudba, OBJ
cerstvenie a zakusky a roz-
liene zabavy jak pre- starych
tax pre- mladych. Preto vas
prosime, drahi rodicia, pri-
ved'te al vasu mladez, tax
sa spolu zabavime a oslavi-
me nase jubileum.
| Vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-17
Ca1npbellcania
s1 campionmi
Porazili farrellsku catu 10
ku 4. Lansingvillcania nehra-
Ii o polsezonove campionstvo,
lebo mali neplatneho hraca.

Campbellska cata osady
sv. Jana Krst. dobyla polse-
zonove campionstvo Sloven-
skej Baseballovej Ligy, pora-
ziac catu Farrell Theatres
ma Shady Run skorom 10 ku
4. Lansingvillcania mali Ia
pasit' Farrellcanmi o toto
campionstvo, ale Campbell
cania PROFESSIONAL, lebo lam
singvillska cata upotrebila
predtym neplatneho hraca.
Hry ma nedel'u.
Ma nedel'u zacne sa dru-
ha polovica sezony Sloven-
skej Baseball Ligy a caty
budu hrat' nasledovne:
Cata osady sv. jana S ca
tou Kultur klubu v Gordon
parku, Campbell.
Cata osady P. Marie S ca
tou osady Mena Jezis ma
Borts hrisku.
Cata osady sv. Petra a Pa
via S Lansingvillcanmi ma
Shady Run.
Cata Haselton Dodgers S
Farrellcanmi vo Farrell.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-17
Program hotovy
ma naJednotarskyDeil
Vyborni re1nici boil pozvani.
Bude i baseball . tanecna
zabava.

V stredu vecer bola scho-
dza pripravneho vyboru Je-
dnotarskeho Dna u p. Jozefa
G.. Vascaka, ma ktoru sa do
stavili: Joz. Vascak, hi. pod
predseda KJ., Jozef Stanko,
predseda okresu KJ., Jan B.
Hassay, tajomnfk okresu; Jo-
zef Martinko, Matej Ham,
borsky, Andrej Sklenar a
Jan Ekoniak.
Tento vybor vypracoval
program ku Jednotarskemu
Dlu, ktory sa bude vydrzia-
vat %. augusta ma pozem-
koch osady najsv. Trojice v
Struthers. Ia recnikov po-
zvani budu duchovni z tejto
okolice, Jan Sabol, hi. tajom-
mix KJ., struthersky mayor
Roberts, campbellsky mayor
Jan Borak, Jozef Franek z
Farrell a predseda najstar-
sieho 25. cisla v Mahoning
doline, Jozef Martinko. Pred
seda okresu Jozef Stanko
privita recnfkov j obecenstvo,
program bude West Jozef G..
Vascak, hi. podpredseda L.
K. S. j.
Ma Jednotarskom Dni bu-
de zahrana baseball hra mai
lepsimi jednotarskymi cata-
mi Smrekova orchestra bu-
de hrat' k tancu.
Vsetky cisla z Mahoning
| a Shenango okresu sd ziada-
ne, aby 81 vymenovaly po
styroch clenov do pracovne-
no vyboru, lebo ma slavnosti
bude hodne prace, pracovni-
kov treba.
+ S bratskym pozdravom SINE
Jozef G. VasGak,
Jozef c. Stanko,
Jan B. Hassay.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-17
BUDE EUcHARISTICKY
KONCRES TUNA

HaA-tl : : J ~ !. v
Najdp. Jozef Schrembs,
biskup clevelandskej diocezie
oznamil, ze v Youngstowne
bude sa odbyvat' diocezalny
eucharisticky kongres ma %.
q "a. septembra toho roku.
Msgr. VIM. "A. Kane, dekan,
'bude predsedom vykonneho
vyboru, ktory bude mat ma
starosti usporiadanie kon-
gresu. Ocakavajl sa desat'-
tisfce veriacich = celej dio-
icezie ma tie siaynosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-17
200, 900 BANfKOV BUDE
POZBAVENE PRACE

p .
100000 uhl 'obanikov bude
pozbavene prace behom bu-
ducich paru rokov, ak nebu-
de zastavena mechanizacia
uhol'nej produkcie, povedal
Percy Tetlow, komisar kon-
gresnej komisie, ktora vyse-
truje robotne a vyrobne po-
merry v uhol'nom banfctve.
Jedina odpomoc, okrem "a
stavenia mechanizacie je.
este Wac skratit' pracovnd
dobu banfkov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-17
VEL'KY C.-S. KREDIT
RUMUNSKU

z Bukaresti prisly zpravy,
ze Cesko-Slovensko dalo Ru-
munsku vePky kredit ma "a
kupenie municie a ma stavbu
novel zeleznice. Ma nakup
municie v CSR. Rumunsko
dostalo kredit 200,000,000
korun ma 5 perc. lrok a ma
stavbu novel zeleznice, kto-
ra bude najkratsou cestou do
CSR., Rumunsko dostalo kre-
dit 10000, 900 korun ma 2
perc. drok. ODE pozicky ma
jl byt' splatene V 1917 ro-
koch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-17
PRE- 81 ZASTRELIL
DCERU Al SEBA

Ma Sharon Line, v {. 2123
Roche Ave., udala sa hrozna
tragedia vo stvrtok rano.
Harry Carlock, strihac stare
no plechu, pred par dnami
dial 19-rocnej deere SIS, aby
ich schovala, kym sa vrati.
Vratil sa len O niekol'ko dni.
Ked' prisiel domov, pytal cd
dcery piatku, ale ia minula
z nej styri dolare. Toto Car
locka tax rozhorcilo, ze wal
revolver a spiacu dceru "a
strelil, druhu 9-rocnd pora-
nil a potion spachal samo-
vrazdu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-17
Haselton vyhral
uz stvrt1 hru
Je ma vrchu " Jednotarskej
lige. Struther. a Lansingville
tiez vyhraly.
Pise Jan B. Hassay.

Haseltonski hraci boil v
nedePu hrat' vo Farrell, kde
porazili Farrellcanov. Ale
sk6rovy papier som nedostal,
preto hru nemozem opisat'
Haseltoncania vyhrali toto
uz stvrtd hru jednu "a dru-
hou a su ma vrchu v lige.
Strutherska cata je len je-
den krok "a haseltonskou. V
nedel'u porazila campbellsku
catu IL ku 3. Bujnovsky ST.
kovne hadzal a prispel k Vi
t'azstvu svojej caty. Orenik,
M. Sedlak, M. Orenik a Re-
pasky vynikali v zabfjani
lobby medzi vit'azmi a Lesa-
gonich s j. Slaninom v O.
hranej cate.
Lansingvillcania nabii ca
tn z Youngstown sk6rom 8
ku l.. Toto je uz stvrta po-
razka Youngstown jedna
"a druhou. Youngstowncania
dostali Wac zabitov, ale Lam
singvillcania vedeli svoje W.
uzit' k obehom. Haus, Ba-
blk a Javorsky prispeli k Vi
t'azstvu.
Hry ma nedel'u
Struthers vo Farrell O IL
hod. Is min.
Youngstown so Steeltonom
ma Borts o 1915.
Campbell s Lansingvillom
ma Shady Run o 1915.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-17
DIR. GEORGE M. McKELVEY
OTVORIL 81 URADOVNU

George M. McKelvey, ND,
syn. Mr.. a Mrs. l.. B. Nickel
vey, otvoril 81 lekarsku ira
dovnu ma 1O1 Lincoln Ave.
v Youngstowne. DR.. Nickel
vey bude sa venovat' jedine
vseobecnym operaciam, v
ktorych dosiahol zrucnosti.
Jeho uradne hodiny su Cd
2. do 4:30 popoludni a We
Ger cd Z. do 8. v pondelky,
stredy a piatky. Telefon L.
radovne je 7-7224 a domu
3-0243.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-17
,sYPU sA NADAvKY
MA ROOSEvELTA

Nova Union Party" W.
drziava konvenciu, ma ktorej
50 sisli privrzenci dra Town
senda, neb. sen. Huey Longa,
Rev. Coughlina q inych od-
porcov prezidenta Roosevelt
ia. Vsetci ma neho nadava-
jl, ako sa nenadavalo ami ma
republikanskej konvencii. lch
kandidatom je kongresnik
Lemke.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-17
NETREBA SA VRAJ
BAT HLADOVANIA

Henry A. Wallace, tajom-
mix departmental zemedelstva
vlady Spoj. Statov ubezpecil
po tieto dni narod, ze potra-
vim bude dost' vzdor su-
chote a nikto nebude hlado-
vat. Wallace odsudil tych,
co Pud strasia hladom, aby
no tax primal k nakupova-
niu zasob potravin a oni z
toho zisk mali.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-17
PAN ONDULAK SIEL
NAVSTfvIT MATKU

Pan Michal B. Ondulak,
dobre znamy Slovak 2 Camp
bell, odcestoval do Green's
burg, Pa, aby tam navstivil
svoju starucku, 7O-rocnu ma
tku, ktora no tdzobne oca-
kava. Pan Ondulak zdrzi sa
pri svojej make "a tri dni
a. potion sa vrati domov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-17
ANGLIA DA MASKY
OBYVATEL'STyU

Anglicka vlada sa rozhod-
la .zaciat' vyrobu protiplyno-
w masiek vo vel'kom mnoz-
stve a rozdat' ich vsetkym
mestach a obciam v Anglii
pre- ich obyyatel'stvo, aby sa
mohlo chranit' v cas- vojny.