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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-05
SOVIET THREAT
 HOUSES NATIONS
Every Important N e W & paper in World Played It
 Up in Various Ways
(By United Press)

The interview which Josef V, Stalin gave to Roy w. Howard, chairman of the board of the Scripps- Howard newspapers, warn- ing Japan of the danger of war If she invades Mongolia and accusing Germany of aggressive ambitions, was subject of official discussion throughout the world today. The interview occupied a prominent place in the press of Russia, Britain, France, the United States States, Canada, Japan, the South Ameri- can republics and most other countries. In Germany and Poland 1t was suppressed. A few German papers printed an abbreviated ver- sion before they received instruc- tions. The Polish Telegraph Agency declined to distribute 1t, but two papers received condensed versions from their own correspondents.
 Tokio Is Restrained
 Official reaction was restrained in Tokio, although a foreign office spokesman intimated he thought Stalin was "bluffing". The Japa- nese ambassador in Lonon called the statement provocative" and said Stalin has no right to pre- suppose that Japan is going to at tack Mongolia. The interview was regarded by French officials as of the utmost importance and an off, cial spokesman characterized 1t as the first time Stalin has defined Russias attitude towards the rest of the world so closely. The inter view was given to the entire Soviet press as an official foreign office communique in question: and-answer form.
 Opinions of World
 London, March 5 - (UP) = "Stalin has no right to pre-suppose
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-05
ITALIAN CRISIS
 BEFORE LEAGUE
Switzerland Ready to Quit League, If Italy Was
 Given Penalty
By WALLACE CARROLL 1 lC0nYriRht. l03R. by United Pressl

Copyright, 1936, by United Press)
 Geneva, March 5--(UP)-Threat of crisis in the Italian. Ethiopian problem, calculated to force decisive action not only on 1t but on other European diplomatic problems, con- fronted league leaders today.
 Authoritative reports flashed through Geneva that Switzerland had warned that If imposition of an oil embargo caused Italy to leave the league, Switzerland might follow.
 Reports in Paris and other capi- tals coincidently dealt with the pos- sibility that Hungary, which is not cooperating in present league pen- alties against Italy, also might fol- low Italy out.
 Swiss Threat Hurts
 But 1t was the Swiss threat that brought before statesmen the real Italian Ethiopian crisis since its problem that has been behind the start: powerful, virile, proud, re- armed Germany.
 League delegates were authority for the statement that Dr. Giuseppe Motta, Swiss foreign minister, had warned that his country, the worlds traditional neutral in all wars, might in certain circumstances leave the league.
 Two Versions of Report
 There were two versions of the re- port:
 1.-The representative of contin- ental power told the United Press that Motta earnestly, If informally, explained to certain members of the league committee of IS, in general charge of penalties against Italy, Switzerland's anxiety regarding the possibility that an oil embagro might be imposed if Italy did not accept the leagues plea to negotiate
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-05
Can Whip Virgil Davis, Frankie Frisch, Branch Hickey at Same Time ASKS YAWKEY TO
 BUY HIM FOR BOSTON Dizzy Is Holding Out For $4O,OOO-He May Be
 Disciplined
Bradenton, Fla, March 5

Bradenton, Fla, March 5 - (UP) - Jerome H. (Dizzy) Dean, holdout St. Louis Cardinal pitcher, today said he would be in there t h wing punches" if Virgil Davis, Card catcher, tried to carry out his threat of knocking Dizzy's block off" the minute he steps into the club house.
 Dean, who is holding out for $40,000, also said that If the things Manager Frankie Frisch and Vice. President Branch Hickey said about him are true, he'd punch all three around on any ground in Florida"
 The loquacious pitcher also urged that Tom Yawkey, owner Of the Boston Red Sox, purchase him.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-05
MAY HAVE REAL GIRLS

Cambridge. Mas. March 6-tuPD Harvard may have real girls ln q college show for the first time. Hairy ehasia and Eassueulav legs Of aths lelle members Of the pt Eta eliin l.aVe decided producer Andrew HuiehlnsOn against 6 male chorus fng illa clubs annual show, "Fifty Grand" 60 be will ask the college Dnana Co saneliols real ehogiflaA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-05

reports in the Waterbury American that children under the supervision of the old Children's Welfare de- partment would be taken out of. the approved homes in which they are now living. The city, instead, is given the opportunity of shifting It's burden of expense to the state welfare department.
 Dept Is At An End
 Tn fact, there will be no more children's welfare department divis- lon of the.public welfare headquar- ters in the City Hall, Executive Secretary Thomas P. Kelly stated this afternoon. But the city will continue to supervise the placing and existence of the children under the public welfare departments child welfare section. The report from Hartford follows:
 Hartford, Conn.,, March 5-tUP)- State Welfare Commissioner Fred
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-05
Makes Threat To Lick
 Three OF Cardinals f He Goes Back To Team
MayorHayes GiUesLie To American Charges
Challenges That Paper to Refute Story Accusing Him of Stopping Theater Lottery Scheme = Police
 Supt., Theater Owners Back Him Up

Superintendent of Police Joseph Mclean, Miss Julia ward j. Fitzpatrick manager of the Palace theater joined today declaring that Mayor Frank Hayes had no con necton with the order issued by the police department yesterday banning bank nights and the movie screeno game The denials given in answer to an alleged story in last nights Waterbury American which attempted to place the blame for the entire order on Mayor Hayes.
 Downright Lie Said Mayor
 The mayor, himself, out this morning and de, clared the American story to be downright lie and challenged the evening paper in question to correct its untrue account of the picture behind the closing of the "bank night" program and the "screeno" game.
 At the same time Superintendent of Police Mclean praised Mayor Hayes his cooperation in matters aining public safety in the past and Managers Ftz- patrick and Smith auded the cit chief executive for his fine cooperative spirit at all times in connection with theatrical houses of Waterbury,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-05
GOV. CURLEY HONORS NEGRO

Boston, March 5.-(UP)-GOvernor Curley today placed wreath on the Statue of Crispus Attucks, negro killed in the Boston Massacre l66 wears ago today. Curley was accompanied to old Granary burying ground by William l.. Reed, negro executive secretary to the governors coun- cil. Later Curley placed wreath near the spot on State street where four patriots were killed and seven wounded by British troops.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-05
10 PERCENT LESS

Boston, March 5-(UP)-The as- sociated merchants mutual insur- ance company has agreed to a 10 per cent reduction in fire insurance premiums. according to state insur- ance commissioner Francis J. Celles,
 De Celles said the company was the first to grant the cut in fire rates asked by Governor Curley.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-05
ZEPPELIN UP AGAIN

Friedrichshafen, Germany, March 5.-UP)-The giant new Zeppelin LZ-129 started at $50 a. m. today (2:5O a. ID. EST) on a second trial flight of eight hours, preparatory to a flight to the United States in May. The ship carried a crew of 80. Its passengers included Commander Scott E. Pack, United States navy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-05
NO RETRIEVE FOR HAUPTMANN

New York, March 5.-(UP)-Gov. Harold G. Hoffman of New Jersey said today he had no legal right now to grant Bruno Richard Haupt- mann another reprieve and that he would not do so unless some situation arose which he and Att torney General David T. Wientz could first lay before the judge who sentenced Hauptmann.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-05

The American charged that the ban on "bank night" and "screeno' was placed at the instance of Mayor Hayes because on a certain Wednes. day night he was unable to get into an East Main street parking place due to large crowds around theaters on the street awaiting the outcome of bank night" drawings.
 Supt. Mclean Speaks
 T placed the ban on my own in- itiative because bank night" and "screeno" is contrary to the exist ing gambling laws of Connecticut" asserted Superintendent Mclean today. T did not receive any in- structions from Mayor Hayes in the matter whatsoever. Tn my opinion there is a violation of the laws and I intend to enforce the statutes. Mayor Hayes has always been will- ing to cooperate with me and my department in most pleasant way but had no connection with the closing of the games in the local theaters."
 Miss Smith Denies It
 Miss Smith of the State and Strand theaters, where bank night" has been observed for many months,
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-05
RURAL ELECTRIC BILL PASSED

Washington, March 5.-(UPl-The senate today passed the 900 rural elecrification bill sponsored by Sen. George w. Norris, r., Neb. The bill originally called for a $I0OO,OOO,O 900 expenditure over 10 years but an amendment cutting the amount was adopted without rec ord vote.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-05
17O Waterbury Children Under Care or State
Formerly Under Care of Dept. of Child Welfare of Local Public Welfare Dept. - State Approves
 S4O,3l5.l6 l6 For Care of Children

One hundred and seventy Waterbury children formerly under the department of child welfare of the local public welfare department will be cared for financially henceforth by the state board of welfare The Connecticut board of finance and control sitting in Hartford this afternoon approved appropriation of for the care of the children.
 Local public welfare department denied previous
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-05
TREASURY BALANCE

Washington, March 6 CUP)-Gov- ernment expenses and receipts for the current fiscal year to March 3rds as compared with year ago; This year Expenses Last Year s4, ,s00,33s,i57Il S4,56S,ib9, i29.iO
 Receipts
 s2,373,723.223.7s s2.2s5.7s3.2s9.70 s2,42s,sI4.sss.ss s2.2s2.s75. s3s.ao
 Cash Balance sI. .755. .sO7. .isO.9G s2,023. .966,275.Os
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-05

Snow, Rain Tonight;
 Friday Generally Fair Fun weather Report Page 3.
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Final Edition
 Closing Stocks L0te NeUOs Flashes
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-06
JapcnsKi nilitaristi
akiste prehrai
NSsym n6tclnilom WI 4! B
diplomat ME gensrt
Japonsko konecne do. I.

Japonsko konecne do4s-
novu vladu. Pc vypukns;
revolucie militaristov v sire
du MN. tyzdna, v ktcreJs
viaceri vysokopostavcni Ja-
ponci boil zabiti, viedly sa
zukulisne boje Q zmocnenie
sa vlady. konecne vo stvr-l
tok cisar vymenoyal "a nli-s
nisterskeho predsedu Kokil
Hirotu, doterajSieho ministra
zahranicia, ktory .je sice tiez:
premrsteny imperialista, ale
nedrzi S generalmi. iebo ye-s
ri, re Cinu mono podmanit
al bez vojny S Ruskom alebo.
inymi statmi. Hirota vie, zeE
teraz by Japonsku nepoma-
hala ami Amerika ami Ang-
liza Nemecko nema penazi.
K tomu Rusko 81 zabezpecilo
chrbat pred nemeckym ma
padom smluvou Franciou.'
Siedmi japonski general, cle-
novia generalneho stabu, za-
d'akovali, vezmuc zodpoved-
most "a revoluciu ma seba.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-06
EEL NICE VEL'MI
SrIlZILY JAZDNE

Medzistatna obchodna ko-
misia vo Washingtone ma
riadila vePke snizenie jazd-
neho ma zelezniciach, a sice
z 3.6c ma &c "a mil'u. Toto
snizenie ,ojde platnost' 2.
Juna toho roku. Pulmanky
tiez zlacnely a zvlastne W.
pravy neboly zakazane.
Cena listka z Youngstown
do Clevelandu bude cd 2.
,juna S1.34 m'esto $2.39, do
Pittsburghu $1.31 manifesto
S2.34, do Chicago $8.14 ma
miesto $14.62, do New Yor-
ku $10.12 raniesto $18.16.
do Los Angeles S44.14, dc
Warren Soc miesto Sic. Ze.
leznice dfajl, ze takto budl
mat Wac cestovatel'ov a ze
i'm to nahradi stratu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-06
NAJVACSf OHEN .s..-
: v HISTORII MESTA

V stredu popoludni ohen
znicil tovarnu a zariadenie
Cold Metal Process Co. ma
Mahoning Ave. pri Glen
wood, zapriciniac skodu ma
pol miliona dolarov a vyho-
diac z prace 100 robotni-
kov. Ohen povstal cd acety-
lenoveho ohna, ktorym ro-
botnici cosi svarali. Chytil sa
hruby plastroyy papier a cd
toho acetylenoya nadrzka.
v tovarni bolo hodne j OLE
ia, takze kovova budova ne
odolala hroznej horucosti a
celia sa srutila ma kopu. V O.
hni znicene boly j styri ho-
tove mlyny, v Gene 100000
dol, preto je skoda tax veP-
ka. Mix neprisiel k urazu.
Bol to udajne najvacsi ohen
v historii mesta. Skoda bude
nahradena pOistenim.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-06
BOULDER HAT
ODOVZDANA VLADE

Najvacsia vodoelektrarha
a nadrzka vody ma svete,
zvana Boulder Dam ma rieke
Colorado v Carson City, Ne
vada, bola odovzdana kon-
traktormi Wade Spoj. Sta
tov v sobotu, 28. februara.
Elektrarna je 0 kapacite L.
835, 900 kon. sill, je tedy diva
krat TAX silna, ako Dniepro-
stroj v Rusku, ktory Dol do
siap najvacsou elektrarnou
ma svete. Okrem toho sta
t;sice akrov zeme bude "a
svodnovane a mnoh6 mesta
sbud1 mat odtial' pitnl vo-
sdu. Boulder Dam dosial' stal
500 milionov dolarov a vse-
Etka praca bola skoncena v
patch rokoch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-06
PAM MARUSKINOVA
AMER. OBcANkOU

Pani Margita Maruskino-
va, manzelka znameho slo-
venskeho pracovnika, p. Jo-
zefa L. Maruskina z Lam
singvillu, obdrzala 20. febru-
ara ma okresnom sude anne
ricke obcanstvo. Ia sved-
kov jej boil PIP. Milan Sal
va, spravca cudzozemskeho
oddelenia Dollar banky a
Andrej Valla. Pani Maruski-
nova je v Amerike len pol
druha roka a uz je obcan-
kou. To je priklad pre- inc
Slovenky.
V ten isty den obcanstvo
obdrzal al p. Jan Dulaj a
svedkami mu boil PIP. An
drej Palencar j. Bolha.
Novel obcanke i obcano-
v; blahozelame!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-06
|Bazdr U oSade
50. Petra a Paula
Struthers
Bazaar potrva cd 10. do 18,
marca. Vsetci Slaviani s1
srdecne pozvani.

Greko-katolicka osada sv.
Petra a Pavla v Struthers, O..
bude otrimovat' vel'ky ba-
zar vo svojej cerkovnej hale
cd 10. do 18. tohto mesiaca.
Ma tento bazar povolavame
kazdeho Slaviana. Tam bu-
deme mat krasne. odmeny
a ku tomu pat prajzov bu-
de dane. Kto kupi jednu
knizku tiketov, moze do
stat i dobry prajz. Knizka
stojf jednoho dolara moz-
no ich uz teraz kupit' u p.
Stefana Durica ma Nibo,
North Side, u p. Michala
Cacko V Lowellville, u p.
Jana HUI, tax samo ma ia
re Cd Father Kovalickeho.
Nolen sa dajme do prace,
bratia, jeden Ia vsetkych a
vsetci "a jedneho.
Ostavame S pozdravom,
Cerkovny urad al
komitet.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-06
Sokolske zavody
v nedel'u po obede
Basketbalove eliminacne Ia
vody budu " Youngstown
Armory cd /. do S.

v nedel'u, 8. marca po
-obede Cd u. do g.. f1cdiny
budu v Youngstown Armory
eliminacne zavody basket
balovych ciat S. X. Sokola
70 stredozapadneho distrik-
tn, do ktoreho Youngstown
patri. Zavody budu pod We
denim Jana Hnat, znameho
sokolskeho pracovnika z Ha-
seltonu. Wit azna cata potion
pojde zavodit o campion-
stvo celej organizacie. Toto
su uz tretie vyrocne zavody
S. K. S. v basketball. Sta
ciat V celych Spoj. Statoch
teraz zapasi o distriktne
campionstva, ably mohly po-
tom list ma hlavne zavody,
ktore sa mozno budu odby-
vat V Pittsburghu. V Yo.
Armory budu hrat caty Gle
veland Benedicts, ktori po-
razili miestnych byv. cam
pionov V sobotu; cata z Buff
falo, N. Y; cata Ben
wood, w. Va. a cata 4 Mo-
nessen. Al dievcenske caty
jedna tunajsia z osady Me-
ma Jezis a druha z Cleve-
landu budu hrat'.
Anton M. Palkovic je
predsedom vyboru, ktory ma
ma starosti host'ov. Ktore ro-
diny by boly ochotne dat
pristresie ma jednu noe hra-
com, mech to oznamia p. Pal
kovicovi.
Po zavodoch bude spoloc-
ma vecera dolu v meste. Kto
by sa jej chcel zucastnit'
mech sa hned prihlasi po te-
lefone 64324 alebo 27044.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-06
Abysincania a
Taliani "a pokoj
Mier bude akiste uzavrety.
8 Taliansko dostane vePke
.a uzemie. ...

Talianske vojska v Ably
SINH dobyly V poslednych
idvoch tyzdnoch vePke Wit az
stva, poraziac dive armady
|cisara Selasieho a zaujmuc
Ea>sat najpyssie vrchy, ma sse-
vernon fronte, takze dosta-
ly sa az do Alaii, mestecka,
ktore Taliani boil dobyli
pred 40 rokmi a potom boil
zniceni. Vit'azstvom tymto
talianska armada pomstila
svoju hanebnu porazku pred
40 rokmi a V Taliansku je
z toho vel'ke jasanie. Liga
Narodov ale prave vtedy po-
jednavala o zakaze predaju
oleja Taliansku a talianskej
Wade odkazala, re ak ne
pristane do tyzdna Ma Wy
jednavanie o mier, tax "a
kaz bude do zivota uvedeny.
Liga dostala odpoved', re
Taliansko pristane ma mier.
Liga akiste urobila natlak i
ma cisara Selasieho, lebo i
ten, po vel 'kych porazkach,
je uz ochotny vyjednavat' o
mier. A tax je nadej, re af-
ricka vojna bude skoncena
bez toho, ably sa Taliansko
vysililo a bude tedy vstave
byt' silnym cinitel'om V Eu-
rope. Anglia akiste popusti
Taliansku, pristane ma urva-
ME vel'keho uzemia z Abysi-
ME, "a CO Taliansko zostane
" bloku protinemeckom. Je-
still sa tax stane, potion v
Europe vojny nebude, lebo
Hitler proti Talianskom 70
silnenej Europe sa neodvazi
ist'. ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-06
v jan. pribudlo
bezrobotnyc
,229, 900 robotnfkov stratilo
v januari pracu. Bezrobot-
nych je teraz 1926, 900.

Nezamestnanost' sa zvac-
sila v januari 0 mnoho Wac,
nez v ktoromkol'vek janua-
ri cd poslednych pat rokov,
oznamuje hlavny urad Ame-
rickeJ Federacfe Prace. Re-
botu v januari stratilo az
1,229,O0O osob naproti $685.
900 osobam v jan. 1885.
Vsetkych nezamestnanych v
januari toho roku bolo 12,-
$4,000. Najvacsou pricinou
tohto vzrastu nezamestnano-
sti bolo zvysenie pracovnej
DOLBY 0 3 hodiny v tyzdni.
Pre- toto utratilo pracu M
lion robotnikov v krajine.
V oceliarskom priemysli pra
covna doba nebola zvysena,
preto oceliarske robotnictvo
neutrpelo.
Podpa ddajov uradnikov
WPA, vlada Spoj. Statov te-
raz vydrziava 24,000,000 O.
sob, o 3 miliony wac, ako
vlani. V Mahoning okrese je
ma "relief" $4,000 rodin, len
o 1000 menej, ako v mai
horSej depresii. .
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-06
Ako pokracujeme pracach K
prijatiu delegatov Matice Slovenskej

re dajd dl'a moznosti vias
ako desat' dolarov, budl
mat celu stranu; ktore da
jd Wac ako $7.00, dostanu
pol strany;; ktore daj1 me
nej ako $7.00, budd PA
matniku' zaznacene ich me-
no a adresa. Do vyboru na
sbieranie tychto ohlasok bolt
vymenovani nasledovnf Mi
Ian Saliva, predseda; ma
Steelton Andrej Dolak, me-
ste Joz. Granchi q Frank
Hudfk; ma Lansingville Jo-
zef Maruskin; ma Haselton
Jan Basista a Martin Lipka;
v Campbell Stefan Klucar s.
Pavel Struharik; v Struthers
Michal Kapusta, Frank Mar
cinak a Stefan Kubicko.
Tento vybor uz pracuje. Ma
buducej schodzi mas niekto-
ri prekyapia $ ich prac0u,
lebo vidim, ze pracuj,i 8 81
dusevnenim. Spolky, osady =
cirkve, ktore maju dat me-,
Jake peniaze, mech vypfsu
eek ma pokladnika Antona
M. Palkovica a oddaju ho
uctovnfkovi Pavlovi Trnav-
skemu, ktory 81 to poznaci
a odda ma patricne miesto.
o d'alsie vysvetlenie za-
volatile nina 1857 ma do
maci telefon. Ma buduci tyz-
den budem pokracovat'
Martin J. Lesnak.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-06
PRECEDENT zIADA
MOVE DANE:

Nasledkom zrusenia AAA,
ktora zarucovala Wade 600
milionov dol. rocnych prij-
NOV 2 vyrobnych dani a tiez
pre- odhlasovanie bonusu ve-s
teranom. potrebne sd move
zdroje prijmov a preto pre-
zident Roosevelt poziadaL
kongres, aby vyniesol zakon
o dani ma nerozdelene zisky
korporacii. Nome je All, WI
kongres rozsiri zakon o da-E
nj prijmov ma tych, ktQr
dosiaP boil oslobodeni od tei'
dani preto- re zarabali nifs
$4,000 rocne. 4
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-06
Sberate sa do
kraja v lete?
Cena sifkariet vystupi, preto
81 rezervujte sifkarty teraz.

Pan Milan Saliva. sprayca
cestovatel,,skeho oddelenia
Dollar Savings and Trust
Co. nam sdelil, ze ocakaya
sa zdrazenie sffkariet ma le-
to. Preto kto sa chysta ma
vstivit' Sloyensko lete, ten
uspori pcniaze, ked' So pri-
hlasi o sifkartu uz teraz U
p. Salvu, kym su ceny este
mike. Toho leta bude Wac
Pudf cestoyat' do Europy, a
ko minuleho kto chce mat
dobre micsto ma lodi, ties
mlidre urobf, kcd 81 ho te
raz vyberie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-06
SLABA NADEJ MA
MAHONING KANAL

Armadni inzinieri podali
uz svoju zpravu 0 vymeria-
svani smeru kanalu z Ohio
rieky do Erie jazera. Pocl-
va sa. ze Mahoning-Beave
smer poyazuju "a najprime-
ranejsi, ale ME dost' eko-
nomicky. ze by vraj nebolo
3dost' tovaru ma prevazanie
po nom. Konecne rozhodnu-
tie padne v april po vyslu-
chu, ma ktorom budd vyslu-
chani ako odporucatelia tax
aj odporovatelia kanalu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-06
PAN MICHAL STOFkO
IDE MA SLOVENSKO

Pan Michal Stofko z Nc
Donald, dobre znamy ia
moist mlady Slovak odcha-
dza po tieto dni do starej
vlasti ku svojmu otcovi, kto-
ry je sam a neciti sa dobre.
Vsetci brat,a p. Stofku SUI
v Amerike, jeden, p. Juraj
Stofko je tiez v Mcdonald.
Pan Michal Stofko je anne
ricky obcan a preto. keby
sa tam niece strhlo, moze So
vratit behom dvoch rokov
nazad do Anieriky. Prajeme
/ mu st astlivu cestu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-06
Oznan1enie.

Dietky skoly svatej ALI
betty v Haseltone uctive
povolavaju celu osadu ma
oslavenie menin svojho
milovaneho duspastiera,
Rev. Jozefa l.. Kostik.
Oslava bude sa vydr-
ziavat' ma Is. marca We
Ger pc poboznosti v sieni
sv. Alzbety.
Hor' sa farnici! Usilujte.
sa zucastnit veTkym po-
ctom!
Do v Iia,
Jeana Bohu znama.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-06

tarom, pod ktorym spociva
tento svatec! Clovek to mu-
| ST vidiet', aby .uveril.
| Wy, ktori mate zivotopis
sv. Antona, vyhPadajte a
precitajte 81 no. Bude vas O.
braz tento o tol'ko viacej
zaujimat'. No k voli tym,
ktori pri ruke nemajd take
no zivotopisu, podame bu-
d1cne tie najhlsvnejsie uda-
losti 20 zivota sv. Antona
Paduanskeho. *
Predstavenie tohto zvuko-
veho pohybliveho obrazu bu-
de v nedel'u, dina Is. mar
ca, po obede O tretej a ve-
Ger o osmej hodine. Vstupne
pre- deti len 10 centov, ale
iba pc obede, a pre- dospe-
lych po 35 centov. Nezabud-
mite 81 pytat' tiket, ma kto-
rom SUI zobrazene niektore
najdolezitejsie udalosti 20
zivota svatca. Bude to mila
pamiatka. Teda prid'te ma
cas-, lebo hoci aud torium O.
sadly Mena Jezis ie velky,
sd obavy, re kto pride ne
skoro, bude musiet' stat
Prid'te ma cas-.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-06
Jan L. Bednar
raneny auto1n
Pr; prechadzA1i cez Poland
Ave. bol srazeny autom i
bol 'astne ma nohach zraneny

Dobre znamy. slovensky o.
sadny a spolkovy pracovnik
2 Lansingvillu, p. Jan l..
Bednar boil V stredu vecer
o Z. hodine ma Poland Ave.
srazeny automobilom a bo-
lastne raneny ma oboch no.
bach. Bol odvezeny do ne
mocnice, kde no osetrili a
odviezli domov. Nachodi sa
teraz v osetrovani dra Pavla
Mahrera. ODE nohy boly mu
al do kosti porezane. Pra-
jeme mu skoreho uzdrave-
MIA.