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attempt to drive down the price of
British pounds after Great Britain,
France and the United States had
agreed on Sterilization.
Previously, in communique issued
Sunday, the Soviet State Bank called
the allegations without foundation
and nonsensical invention"
(Secretary Morgenthau in Wash
ington last night, when questioned
concerning the incident, replied he
had mo comment.O
Government spokesman said they
were at loss to account for a motive
or a basis in fact for the United
States officials assertion. They point
ed out, first, that the sale was a rou-
tine banking transaction announced
long in advance, and, secondly, Rus
STA stood to lose by provoking ami
mostly either in Britain or in the
United States.
1t was known that the Russian gov
ernment's beWlderment had made it
adopt extreme caution in lnvestigat-
| ing the circumstances of the sale and
in framing its answer to Morgenthau.
Publication OF the communique, it.
was discussed, was delayed SO hours.
1t was explained one purpose was to
give Morgenthau chance to retract
| the allegation or to explain it. When
| he permitted it to stand, however.
officials said they felt compelled to
| challenge him because of the possible
unfavorable repercussions that might
ensue for the Soviets relations with
| England and the United States.
Authoritative quarters pointed out,
aside from the evident fooliShneSs of
trying to disrupt international money
markets with a comparatively trivial
sum. the U. S. S. r. prizes its cordial
relations with Great Britain and
would do nothing to jeopardize them.
Applies to U. S. Relations.
The same, informed sources said,
applied to the Soviet American rela-
tions. The government believe there
are now no large problems in its af-
fairs with the United States and is
eager to avoid creating any.
officials Of the Soviet press were
| SdublOuo IA NAlotuoOlO1lo Vi
the devaluations Of the franc. They
regarded it as onerous on the French
people but were hopeful it would ac-
complish its purpose. improving the
world economic situation.
They said monetary sterilization
would receive wholehearted support in
Moscow, not only because it would
react to the Soviet Unions advantage
but also because it would stimulate
peace.
disclosing the alleged Soviet at
tack on the pound, Morgenthau said
the United States purchased the en-
tire offering from its Sterilization
fund, with the effect the pound quo
tation was raised from S496 to 5000
The Russian State Bank, describing
the operation as necessary to replen-
ish its dollar account in New York
after making $500, 700 payment in
Stockholm, called the Secretary S
statement an apparent "undignif1ed,
anti-Soviet attack" and charged its
purported defense of the equilibrium
was motivated by some other aims. "
The bank said the Stockholm pay
ment was to liquidate loan and in
tentions to make it were announced
"as far back as June"
| Records disclosed the government
announced publicly on June Is its
intention to liquidate by October a
loan which was not to have matured
until 1913, but which the government
had decided to retire because Of its
high interest rate.
PLAN ACTION ON LIRA.
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FLOOD IN TEXAS
SWEEPING SOUTH
Officials Fear Further Dam
age as Brazos River Waters
Meet Little River.
b the Associated Press.


WACO, Tex, September 2e.-The
-mile-long BraZos River sent its
muddy flood waters south across fer
tile farm lands today toward an
anxiously watched meeting with the
swollen Little River east of Cameron.
The Brazos which has claimed 346
lives and caused $29,000,000 damage
in a 16-year period already has driven
$500 persons from their homes and
caused an estimated $1,500,o00 dam
age at Waco in Central Texas. Four
deaths have been attributed to the
food.
IT greatly fear we're going to see
critical situation in the Lower Brazos
River as the mighty force of this water
sweeps downstream" said John A.
Norris, general manager of the BraZos
River conservation and reclamation
district. The district secretary. Henry
Dunlavy, would say only millions"
concerning damages.
A dozen Texas streams figured in the
threat to regions south. The Brazos
was fed by torrential rains on the
watershed of its tributaries. Within
the Brazos watershed are 81 per cent
of the States population, 80 cities of
more than 1000 population and prop
erty with assessed valuation of $780,
100000
Cameron, a city of 5000, expected
no damage.
Every business establishment at
Lampasas, town of 2,700. was flood
ed. The water stood to feet in the
public square-the highest level in Sc
years.
The Lampasas River spread from l
TO Is feet of water over thousands of
acres of crops near Bolton.
Families living in the lowlands
along the Colorado in Southern Brown
County evacuated their homes.
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Roosevelt's Experience Cited.

hOOSeVelL Experience SUcu.
president Roosevelt multiplied his
trials until he found an eficacious
method" the premier declared in up
holding his legislative proposal.
The measure vas introduced in the
Senate by Vincent Auriol, minister of
finance, after which the upper cham
Der adjourned until $50 am. tomor-
row $3.50 am. E. S. To to allow
time for the Finance Committee to
study the text At the governments
request the chamber voted to meet
again at pm. tomorrow g pm, E.
s. T. Wednesday,.
Nine radical Socialists, joined by
two other, conservative, adherents to
their group, voted against devalua-
ton, on which the government re-
ceived one of its smallest majorities.
The Popular Front won its first
vote of confidence June by margin
of 384 to 210, but the Chamber and
lobbies considered it had held firmly
together despite the controversial
issue.
Final chamber action on the fnan-
cial project was achieved after a
night-long session during which tired
deputies argued the measure point by
point.
In a series Of test votes, the cham
Der indicated its support OF Premier
Blum's government which led OBJ
servers to predict a government ma
dority of at least 100 ballots.
Sterilization Fund Set.
The bill specifically reduced the
gold content of the franc from SIS
milligrams to between 40 and 43
milligrams. set up a sterilization fund
of 10000, 100000 francs and gave the
administration sweeping powers to
prohibit price increases.
The measure met immediate resist
ence from the left Republican party
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tional Capital Choir, directed by Albert
w. Harmed; the Choristers of Immac-
ulate Conception School, directed by
Charles Benson, and the Quartet Of
the Washington Hebrew Congregation,
directed by Lewis Atwater. Miss Helen
Howison, soprano Of the Covenant
First Presbyterian Church Choir, will
sing Bach's MY Heart Ever Faithful"
Ushers have been provided by the
Knights of Columbus, the Y. M. C. A.,
the Jewish Community Center, WASH
ington Cathedral, Calvary Baptist and
Foundry and Hamline Methodist Epis-
copal Churches.
No tickets of admission are required.
The meeting is open to the general
public,
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SOVIET "MYSTIFIED."
Officials Deny Attempt to Disrupt
Exchange Market.

MOSCOW, September 20 R.-
Soviet officials professed themselves
mystified last night at Secretary of
the Treasury Morgenthau's charge
Russia had attempted to disrupt the
foreign exchange market after an in
ternational sterilization accord had
been reached.
Authorities reiterated denials of
Morgenthau's accusation that Russia
offer of 81, 100000 (about $4,000, 000)
Saturday at the best price" was an
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Indian Givers.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, CP).-Three days
ago a young couple. beaten by pow
erty and hardship, gave up their
three small daughters to a welfare
agency 80 the children won't starve :"
Then the parents reappeared with
this plea:
Give them back to us. Well man
age somehow"
Il knew you'd be here" a repre-
sentative of the Tennessee Childrens
Home Society told them.
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SILENT ON WAR DEBT.
British Hint No Action Due on Pay
ment Problem.


ment Problem.
LONDON, September 20 R)-Ofi-
cial silence greeted predictions by
some American statesmen that the
international monetary accord be-
tween Great Britain, France and the
United States might be a prelude to
new war debt payment negotiations.
Informed sources, however, said the
British position on war debts was well
known in Washington and that moth
ing could be added now.
Suggestions the war debt problem
be handled in connection with the
monetary equilibrium agreement
brought only the reminder that "es-
tablished channels exist for the treat
ment of war debts
SOVIET "MYSTIFIED."
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The women ac-
st e d Doyal
Kiser, 1907 M
street, as he was
repairing a fiat
tire at Vermont
avenue and r
street, he report
ed, and asked
him to change q
SIS bill. When
Kiser pulled out
his billfold. he
said, one Of the
pair grabbed for
it and received a
blow on the nose
for her efforts
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Value OF External Units May BE
Lessened, Is Indication.


ROME, September 20 @.-The
Italian cabinet met with Premier
Mussolini today to draw up an an
nouncement on the Ira.
Best-informed sources said the
cabinet was celebrating on provisions
to defend the present internal position
of the Ira, while, perhaps, lessening
the value of the external Ira, such as
the tourist and export units.
The government has Temporarily
suspended export premiums of % per
cent which the importer has had to
pay the exporter in order to get foreign
currency. This was considered move
preparatory to changing the rate OF
the premium.
SWISS COUNCIL ACTS.
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STORE TO CELEBRATE
Lansburgh's Prepares to Observe
10th Anniversary.

Employees of Lansburgh's department
store gathered in the auditorium OF
the Jewish Community Center last
night to make preparations for cele-
bration of the stores seventy-sixth
anniversary. A political sketch was
presented by James Rotto, sales man.
ager, and several others.
A mural, so feet long and feet
deep, depicting the progress of Wash
ington and of the store, will be I'M
yelled at the store at am. tomorrow
marking the opening of the celebra ton.
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women PEPPER"
MAN, SEIZE $40
Use HoId-up Commodity as
Weapon in Hating
of M0t0riSt.

A handful of pepper proved an
effective hold-up weapon for two col
ored women early today, according to
report to police.
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Approves 80 Per Cent DevaIuation Of
Nations Currency.
BERN, Switzerland, September 20
R).-The Council of States, upper
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Franc

Continued From First Page.)
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was one item in the French social re-
form program, which he compared to
recovery legislation in the United
States.
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SWISS COUNCIL ACTS.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-17
z ROcNEJ SCHODZI SLOW.
FARMERSKEHO OBC. KLU-
BIZ MA MAHONING
DOLINE.
New Middletown. O,

New Middletown, O. -
Slovensky Farmersky Obcan-
sky Klub odbyval rocnu
schodzu dina %. decembra
1885 u brata a sestry San
dor. Schodzu otvoril predse-
da Jan Virostek "a pritom-
nosti dost' hojneho poctu L.
dov. Predseda pytal bratov
a sestry, aby sa trimali slu-
sne pocas chodze a podali
dobre navrhy pre- mas klub.
Navrh Dol dany a vacsinou
ldov prijaty. ze v pade by
brat abo sestra Cd mas sa o.
dobrali (nie mi je to mile pr
sat, ale raz SO to musi) !,
tax musime ist' kazdy brat a
sestra ma pohrab a no od-
prevadit' a automobilmi ma
kazdy brat vypomoct'. Klub
da milodar $25.0O a $500
ma venice.
Mill bratia q drahe se-
try, cim mas klube viacej
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-17
SCHODZA FARMERSkEHO
KLUBU MA MAHONING
DOLINE.

Slovensky Farmersky OBJ
'ciansky Klub ma Mahoning
doline bude mat svoju ria
dnu schodzu v stvrtu nede-
l'u v januari, to jest 26. ja-
nuara vecer o 7.30 u brata
a sestry Savelko.
Pytame bratov a sestry, a.
by sa ma tu schodzu dosta-
viii, bo tam bude daco, no.
veho a mozno, re i daco do
breho. Vyzyvam vsetkych
farmerov, ktori su ME ddmi
tohto klubu, a sa chcu stat ,
mech dojdu ma til schodzu.
Do videnia ma schodzi!
Jan Virostek, predseda.
Jozef Kubus, zapisnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-17
UDOM CfSLA 259. K. J.
v STRUTHERS

Spolok sv. Michala, Cislo
259. K. J. v Struthers ozna-
muje svojim udom, ze budd-
ca schodza bude odbyvana
d1a 19. januara 1886 prfsne
o pol druhej hodine poobe-
de. Pre- td pricinu, ze sluz-
by bozie name teraz zme-
meme o pol hodiny pozdejsie.
Udovia a uradnici sd zia-
danf toho ~oznamenia 81 po-
vsimndt'. Ma tel schodzi pri-
du vazne veci ma pretras.
Ku tomu lrad z roku 1885
poda financnd zpravu, co
dozorcovia to urobia. TAX, a.
by kazdy znal, jak mas spo-
lok stojf. A len tax bude
znat' kazdy I'D, jak sa, veci
vo spolku matt, ked' bude
orftomny ma tel schodzi. Ku
tomu su tiez ziadani ddo-
via, ktori sd pozadu s prf-
spevkami, ably boil ma tel
schodzi pritomni.
Dalej Trad, ktory boil zvo-
leny ma rok 1886 jedno-
hlasne, slozf Stub vernosti
spolku ma tento rok. Ku
tomu rodicia, ktorf maju svo-
je d.etky v M. O. a su po-
zadu s prispevkami, mech. sa
usiluj1 zaplatit' kolko mo-
zu ma tel schodzi.
Som S uctou "a trad,
Jozef Tkach,
zap. C. 259. KJ
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-17
z ROCNEJ SCHODZE CTS.
731. /. K. S. JEDNOTY.

Sch0dzu otvoril preseda
Jan J. Javorsky a privital L.
dov peknou recou a ich upo-
zornil, aby venovali pozor-
most pojednavaniam a ne
pretrhovali druheho brata v
reci. Kazdy brat mech 81 py-
ia slovo a mu bude dane.
Zatym sa cftaly prosby a
kazdej bolo vyhovene, ci to
bola narodna abo nabozen-
ska.
| Zatym urad podal zpra-
WI jeho lradovania v ro-
ku 1885. Zprava lradu bola
Plata $ takou odmenou, ze
kazdy jeden uradnik Dol
ovu zvoleny jednohlasne.
Brat Maruskin boil zvoleny
a volebneho spravcu, nuz to
poslo, ze ami v Bielom Dome
nemaji lepsie schodze.
Prajem lradnikom Cisla
731. IKSJ. mnoho zdaru a
zdravia v novom roku, aby
tax cestne a spravodlive pra
covali ako v minulom roku.
Spolubratia uradnfci, ne
matte 81 "a zle, ked' vas ME
ktory brat urazf. Ked' So
stane nejaky omyl, to sa da
napravit' v dobrej voli q
svornosti. Clove,k, ktory ro-
bf "a Boha a narod, chybu
zrobf, hoe by nechcel. Lenze
chyba sa da opravit'. Ak d
radnfk zrobi omyl, nuz to
kazdy vidf, ale ak zrobi do
bre "a ldov, nuz to pikto
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-17

! siac. TAX vidfte, ze mate
prflezitost' stat sa ddmi po-
litick6ho klubu, a ked ste
ddom, mate pravo prfst' ma
schodzu a jak mate vol'aja-
XII dobrd mienku v prospech
klubu alebo v prospech me-
sta, predneste to v klube a
klub bude "a to pracovat'.
Viete, Re vel'a pudf vela
znajd a jeden vsetko memo
ze vediet'.
Ale muslin cd toho odbo-
cit, lebo som sa zmienil, ze
len v kratkosti to opfsem q
ia by som toho naskrabal al
tri stlpce a bojfm sa, ze p.
redaktor to zahodf do kosa.
(Red. dobre veci nehadze
do kosa.-Red.) Ale ma dru-
ny raz zas volaco vam po-
viem. Vcul' vam len napf-
sem, ze klub zvolil nasledu-
jucich do lradu ma r. 1886
Pavel Ondas ST., predseda.
Jozef P. Martin, podpred-
seda.
Andrej Sklenar, zapisnik.
Stefan Yochman, pokladnik.
Jan Dzuroff, straz.
Michal Baca a Michal T.
Knapik, dozorcovia.
Pavel Ondas ST., Jozef P.
Martin, Michal T. Knapik a
Andrej Layshock zastupcovia
do Slov. Polit. Federacie.
Pavel Roth a Andrej Skle.
mar, zastupcovia do SLOW.
Lfgy.
Pritom prajem vsetkym ii.
tatelom a odberatel'om Y
S. Novfn blazeny Novy rok
A. SklenSr.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-17
Zabavy a vecierky
POZVANIE MA KENDOVY
BAL E. 1853. p. S. I. J.
MA LANSINCVILLE.

Spolok sv. Amy, Cis. 1853.
Penn. S. z. j. ma Lansing
vile usporiada "kendovd ta-
necnu zabavu' v sobotu, rs.
januara vecer v Sokolovni ma
Homewood Ave. Ma zabavu
bude vstupne len 25 centov.
Hrat' bude dobra slovenska
muzika, Go tn u mas nehrala
uz das diva roxy. Ma tom
kendovom tanci vam zahra.
jd krasne slovenske al anne.
ricke tance. Kto pride, neo.
banuje, sa do syta vytancu-
je. A kazda ponesie domov
det'om paklfk kendov. Budd
sa davat' zdarma kazdemu,
kto pride do haly ma tanec.
Povolavame vsetky spoil
ky, zenske al muzske S ce-
leho okolia ma tento tanec
a najviac chlapov, bo budu
tancovat' hajducku, med
vecku, daj labku, pojdeme
po boku. Ktory bude mai
krajsie tancovat', dostane
z tej bondovanej, Co tax pa.
Ii v hrdle. Budd tam al fajne
zakusky a napoje. Nezabud-
mite prfst' rs. januara ma
ten kendovy bal. Prfd'te 81
osladit' zivot a rozveselit' ga
s nami.
A teraz prajeme vsetkym
spolusestram, ako al citate.
Pom Y. S. Novin, al redak.
eli st'astny a blazeny Now
rok q mnoho blahobytu. Tt
vam prajeme 20 srdca
Vybor bSlu Spolkr
ls sv. Amy.
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20 SCHODZE HASELTON.
SkEHO OBC. KLUBU.

Minuld nedel'u vecer, IL.
januara, odbyvala sa RAD
ma schodza Has. Obc. Klubu
v osadnej hale sv. Alzbety.
To bola prva schodza toho-
to roku, ktora sa previedla
v najlepsom poriadku a u
spokojive pre- kazdeho ida.
5ch6dzi predsedal predseda
Martin j. Lesnak v pritom-
nosti SO clenov. Predseda
najprv privftal ldov a pro-
sil, aby vzdy navstevovali
sch6dze vo vel'kom pocte,
lebo ze skorej dosiahneme
ciel'a v kazdom podujati.
TAX sa pokracovalo vo scho-
dzi. Cftala sa zapisnica z
minulej schodze, vybory po-
daily zpravy z rozlicnych or
ganizacif, mimo SLOW. Fede-
racie z Youngstown. Tam je
akosi ticho. Bolo usnesene,
ably bola kampan ma ziska-
ME noveho clenstva. Kampan
bude do r.. aprila. Do toho
casu name dosiahnut' mas
cieP 400 clenov. Spoluobca-
mia, tn je prflezitost' uka-
zat', re kto je dobrym pra-
covnfkom "a mas klub.
Boil pritomny al novy di-
rektor bezpecnosti a verej-
nej sluzby mesta Campbell,
A. J. Hamrak, ktory k nam
prehovoril paru SLOW, ale "a
ujimavych o polozeni mesta
Campbell. Nova administra-
cia vzala do povahy prvu
mald, ale vaznu vec: vodar-
ilu, a tam sa nachadza dlhu
doteraz len pat'desiatpat'
tisfc dolarov.
Dalej mali SINE este al inc
ma pretras pre- dobro klubu.
Zvlastne bolo al to, aby al
nase zenicky sa molly hla-
sit do naseho klubu "a Glen
kyne tym porozumenim, re
ked' ich uz bude vel'ky po-
Get, tax i'm vymozeme car
ter, aby sa mohly samy spra-
vovat'. Tu je prilezitost pre-
Vas, Haseltoncanky. Vstip-
te medzi mas, dajte sa "a
pisat' co najsk6r. Ked' sa
uz blizila IL. hodina, tax
SINE schodzu zakl'ucili s tou
nadejou, ze ma buducu scho.
dzu mas pride diva raz tor
ko, ME len clenovia, ale
al clenkyne.
Mike krotky,
zapisovatef.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-17
Z ROCNEJ SCHODZE
STEELTON NON-PARTISAN
KLURU.

Steelton Non-Partisan I'M
provement Klub NAL rocnd
schodzu dina 20. decembra.
Mill obcania prepacte, re tax
pozdno podavam tuto zpra-
WI do Youngstownskych Slo-
venskych Novfn, lebo viete,
re vyrocite sviatky kazdeho
zahatia vo vsetkom, tax al
mne sa tiez tax stale. No a.
le lepsie je dakedy, ako nj
kdy, a len v kratkosti chcem
vam nieco napfsat'. Bolo mas
ma tel schodzi tol'ko, ze ia
som to ami neocakaval. Ked'
schodza bola otvorena klu-
bovym predsedom a sa Wy
bavily vsetky zalezitosti, kto-
re schodzi predliehaly, pred
seda klubu Pavel Roth W.
zval podpredsedu Jozefa P.
Martin, aby zaujal jeho
miesto a previedol vol'bu u
radu. Brat Jozef P. Martin
to zaraz sprawl a otvoril no.
minaciu ma predsedu. Zaraz
bol navrhovany "a predsedu
br. Pavel Ondas st. a Dol je-
dnohlasne zvoleny. Br. Pa
vel Ondas vstal a pod 'akoval
spoluobcanom Ia to a pove-
dal, ze berie to ma seba a
s pomocou vsetkych ddov,
ktori su v nasom klube, bu-
de pracovat' tax, ze by do
bre bolo pre- mas a chce, ze-
by do maja toho roku mas
bolo v nasom klube raz tol'-
ko, ako mas je teraz. Mas
klub pocituje ia ddov, ale
co je to ma zapadnej strane!
CT len la Slovakov ma hla-
sovacie pravo ma zapadnej
strane Youngstownu? Me,
mill obcania, mas je tn o ve-
la viacej, ale nechceme je-
den druhemu porozumet'
Pytam vas vsetkych Slova-
kov tn ma zapadnej strane,
porozumejme sa! Prid'te vse-
| tel do naseho klubu. Rocne
prfspevky sd vel'mi mike,
jeden okrdhly Soc YAM po.
stacf ma cely rok ma prispev.
Ky, takze yam nepadne AMI
lcelych pat centov m me,
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nechce vidiet', a ked' al vi
di, ale nechce uznat'. Clovek
ktory nepracuje "a narod,
chyhu ziadnu nezrobf, ale a.
nj dobre nezrobf "a narod, a
to je este plansie.
Tax prajem este raz mno-
no zdaru Cislu 731. IKSJ. a
dobreho zdravia celemu Glen
stvu toho cisla a ma ostatku
al redakcii Y. S. N.
Vas spolubrat c. 731,
Zakladatel'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-17
Z ROCNEJ SCHODZI
Youngstownskeho v Nemoci
Podporujuceho Spolku
"Tatra".

Rocna schodza odbyvana
bola dina 5. januara 1886.
Bratia sa sisli vo vepkom po-
cte ma tuto schodzu, lebo to
my odbyvame ako konven-
ciu.
Ma tejto schodzi bratia u
radnfci podali svoje rocne
financne a inc zpravy a bo-
ly prejednane dobre navrhy
pre- dobro Spolku Tatra ma
tento rok.
Potom sa zvolil trad ma
rok 1886 ako nasleduje:
Jozef Martinko, predseda.
Jozef Yavorsky, podpred-
seda.
Stefan Novotny, dctovnik.
Andrej Adamko, poklad-
nix.
Martin Muransky a Fran
tt:,sek Hudik, dozorcovia ma
jetku.
Tu podavam financnu
zpravu "a rok 1885:
Prijem "a cely rok $622.85
Vydaj "a ten isty cas- 474.55
Podpory V nemoci 225.OO
Y. S. Noviny 5000
Platy uradnikov 1920
Ma kulturne ciele 6O.85
Rent "a miestnost' $500
Milodary 100
Spolkove trovy $50
Spolu vydaj "a 1885 $474.55
Zvysok z prijmov 1880
Interes "a cely rok 1904
Zvysok S interesom 328.44
Prenaska z r. 1884 5,715.43
Dolozim zvysok 328.44
TAX sa nachadza spolko-
veho majetku dna 81. de-
cembra 1885 spolu v sumo
$6,O43.87.
Tuto financnu zpravu po-
davam najviac pre- tych bra
tov, co ma schodze nechodia.
A napominam tych bratov,
co su s prispevkami pozadu,
zeby prisli ma buddcu scho-
dzu 81 vyrovnat' dlzobu, le-
DO ak neprfdu, zastavia sa
i'm Youngstownske Slovenske
Noviny.
Ostavam bratskou la
skou,
Stefan Novotny, uct.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-17

predsedkyna.
Antonia Democko, 1ctov-
nfcka.
Anna Palatas, pokladni-
cka.
Maria Pacuta, zapisnfcka.
Maria Krajkovic a Anna
Gonda NIL, dozorkyne ma
jetku.
Anna Polacko, spravkyna
Oddielu Mladeze.
S uctou,
Maria Pacuta, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-17
SCHODZA CTS. 1863. P. X.
S. Z. J. MA LANSINGVILLE

Spolok sv. Amy, Cis. 163.
Penn. K. S. z. Jednoty bude
odbyvat' svoju riadnu sch0-
dzu 19. januara v nedePu po
obede o 2. hodine.
Prosim vsetky sestry, aby
ga zdcastnily tejto schodze,
lebo ,budu podane celorocne
dcty.
Urad ma rok 1886 zvole-
ny bol nasledovny::
Anna Gonda, predsedky-
ha.
Maria Krispinsky, pod
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-17
YUUNGsIuwNoKE SLOvENSKE NOVINY

bude, tym budeme mat lep.
sic memo.
Uradnfci ma rok 1886 sl
nasledovni:
Jan Virostek, predseda.
Andrej Borzik, podpred.
seda.
Jan Jasecko, pokladnfk.
Katarina Savelko, dctov.
nfcka.
Jan Petrek q Jan Sedlak,
dozorcovia majetku.
Karol Virostek a Jozef B.
Tkacik, vybor.
Jozef Kubus, zapisnik.
Predseda pod'akoval bra
tom a sestram "a ich slus.
ne trimanie sa poGas scho.
DIE a Dol rad, ze tax poslo,
ako donna peceny chlieb {
farmerskym maslom.
Predseda prial kazdemu
dobreho zdravia v novom ro-
ku. S tym bola rocna scho-
dZa Zakoncena.
Jan Virostek, predseda
Jozef kubus, zapisnfk.