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The Omaha guide., 1936-02-29

Ids best can no longer speak for us
within the circumscribed area to
which his prejudice confines us.
Any group that is devoid of en-
lightened self-expression Is DOOM
ed"
A Working Motto
Our situation demands a just
balance between courage and eau
ton, ambition and restraint, re-
sourcefulness and good sense.
There are many temperaments and
dispositions. Some are timid, some
are temerarious; some r radical,
some restrained, some hasty, some
hesitant. Many men of many minds
must be adjusted to a common
point of view. Guizot, in his his
toryof Civilization, has admirably
expressed the situation thus:
1--WE continually oscillate be-
tween an inclination to complain
without sufficient cause and to
be too easily satisfied. We have
an extreme susceptibility of mind,
and in the movements OF u i'm
agination; yet when we come to
practical life, when struggle, when
sacrifice, when efforts, are re-
quired for the attainment of our
object we sink into lassitude and
inactivity. Let US not be invaded
by ether of these vices. Let US es-
innate fairly what our ability, our
knowledge, our power enable US
to do; and let US attempt nothing
that we cannot lawfully, justly and
prudently-with proper respect for
the principles uon which our social
system, our c vilization is based,
attain"
Guizot has uttered the apropri-
ate word, which applies with Pc
culiar pertinence to u racial sit
uation. The universal formula fits
the requirements of our special
case, II we build upon such a found
alton we shall rear a structure
that cannot be shaken down"
The Necessity for the Sanhedrin
"The time is out of joint. Racial
portents are ominous. The rising
tide of color threatens to engulf
the world. The World War has left
the world upset. The wavering bal
ance Of human relationships has
been shaken out of its normal
equilibration. The agencies upon
which we are accustomed to rely
are functioning but feebly towords
racial adjustment. The religious,
political, economic and education
al machinery as at present opera
tive, does not seem to effect a sat
isfactory adjustment of the var
ious races and nations of mankind.
Within the next half generation
there will be q tremendous change
in the scheme of race adjustment
in the United States. The quickened
conscience of the nation will not
consent to go on living forever on
the basis of a lie. The relation Of
the Negro will become more firm
ly established on a basis Of equal
ity, or will settle into a status of
frankly declared inferiority. Which
it shall be, will depend upon the
Negro himself. The time is ripe
for treatment. Instant action Is
demanded, hesitancy is dangerous.
Delay may prove fatal.
AS l look back upon this pros
pectus, | am we'll pleased with the
basis of race craftsmanship there
in laid down. There was all but q
universal response to the call.
There were, of course, a few self
opinionated scoffers who derided
the idea of the Sanhedrin for the
same reason Gen. Grant used to
allege for Charles Summers dis
belief in the Bible-he did not
write it."
Kelly Miller
The Omaha guide., 1936-02-29
PROBATE NOTICE
Atty. Ray L. Williams, Room zoo.
Tuchman Bldg, Gath st. at Lake
In the Matter of the Estate Of

In the Matter of the Estate Of
George w. Gill, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given: That
the creditors of said deceased will
meet the executrix of said estate,
before me, County Judge of Doug
las County, Nebraska, at the Coun-
ty Court Room, in said County, on
the 18th day Of April, 1896, and on
the 18th day of June , 1886, at 9
o'clock A. NJ, each day, for the
purpose Of presenting their claims
for examination, adjustment and
allowance. Three months are al
lowed for the creditors to present
their claims, from the 18th day of
March, 1886.
BRYCE CRAWFORD,
2-22-3t County Judge
The Omaha guide., 1936-02-29
YWC ASuppOrts
ScOttsbOrO Defense

New York, Feb. 26, amp Sup
port of the Scottsboro Defense
Committee and its work has been
pledged by the National Board Of
the Young Women's Christian AS
ISOLATION. A letter received from
Mrs. Frederic M. Paist, president
of the Y.W.C.A, has informed the
committee that the attention of all
local 7. w. c. A. organizations
will be called to the case and their
support urged. The letter, address.
er to DR.. Allan Knight Chalmers,
chairman of the Scottsboro De-
Tense Committee, states in part:
1.-THE National Board at its meet
ing on Feb. 9th, 1885, voted to call
totheattention of all local associa-
tons the significance of the
Scottsboro case in relation to its
national convention action to sup
port the efforts to assure to Ne
groes protection in the exercise
of their basic civil rights"
The S ottsboro Joint Defense is
under the active control of the
Methodist Federation for Social
Service, the National Association
for the Advancement of Colored
People, the international Labor
Defense, the League for Indus
trial Democracy, the Church Lea
que for Industrial Democracy,
(Episcopal), and the American
Civil Liberties Union. The Nation
al Urban League is among the
sponsoring organizations.
The Omaha guide., 1936-02-29
LEGAL NOTCH

The T. H. Maenner Co, q Real
Estate Company, was indebted on
December 81. 1885, to the extent
of $139,365.2S, including Mortga-
ges payable, as well as all current
indebtedness.
7. H. Maenner
For T. Il. Maenner Co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-06-11
HOOVER CALLS ON PEOPLE PRESERVE
 LIBERTY AMERICA
Hoover Declares Roosevelt Administra Policies If Pursued Continue Lead
 U. 5. to Valley of Unemployment
(By The Associated Press)

CLEVELAND, June II, - In sharp excoration of the New Deal, before the Republican National Con- Vention Herbert Hoover compared it with the march of socialism, and fascist dicatorshps' in Europe and called for the American people to enter upon Holy Crusade for Liberty"
 Addressing Republicans and fellow Americana Herbert Hoover titular leader of the party, con- cluded his address with stop the retreat and lead the attack to re-take and re-capure, and retain the ca des of liberty Thus can America be preserved thus can peace plenty and security be re-establshed and eXpanded thus can the opportunity for the inheritance ot spiritual future for your children be guaranteed; thus you will win the gratitude of poserty and bless ings of the Almighty God"
 Asserting that the New Deal has delayed recovery re contended that if continued it's policies will result in tears of anguish and universal bankruptcy. The pro- phes of the New Deal have produced proposals which have enabled the New Deal to take few hundred thou sand earnest party workers to the promised land- talk es the rest of the United States for ride into the wild erness of unemployment
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-06-11
ROOSEVELT TALKS RADIOHOUR AHEAD
 HOOVER AT C 0 P
Public Thoug ghl President Talk About History, But Believe Subject Will Be
 Features of Political Campaign
(By The Associated Press)

LITTLE ROCK, Arkansas, June II, - President Roosevelt pledged the administration to march for ward under the "broad purposes of the constitution in meeting the economic and social needs of the day
 The chief executive told large throngs that the ov- erwhclmng majority of the American people believed the constitution was intended to meet and fit the aging physical economic and social requirements that confront the United States in this generation"
 He said that Jefferson had the courage to drive a bargain for the purchase of the Louisiana Territory de- spite legal doubts, and that was never carried to the Supreme Court
 Speaking hour before former President Herbert llooVers address al the republican national conven- ton, over nationwide hookup Roosevelt also decar cd that the country needed an ardent prospectus of the rights of the common man, adding that no group by reason of wealth. learning inheritance or economic power could abrogate to itself, the political control of American public life for long
 The substance of his speech came as a surprise to many members of his party and residents who had been led to believe that he would conne his remarks to hist orlca reference in tune with the occasion of celebrat- ing the annlN crsary of the Louisiana Purchase
 Many observers saw in the presidents remarks the outlining of political thesis which will become prominent features of the fall campaign.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-06-11
The Washington News Letter
(Continued From Page One)

(Continued From Page One) projects from those included ir the last River and Harbor Bill. rapid progress is being made by the Chief of Engineers in deter mining the selection of the proj- ectS and the amount of funds to be used on each
 An official in the office of the Chief of Engineers notified Dele gate Dlmond this week that three Alaska projects which he had included in the River and Harbor and on which surveys have been made have definitely ben allott- ed funds totaling Sleo.0o0. The projects and their respective al ottments are; Wrangell Harbor S26.00o. Petersburg Harhor S9i. . 900. and Nome Harbor S40,000.
 There are several other Alas ka river and harbor projects of outstanding merit that are elgi- hle for development for which the Delegate is urging allotment
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-06-11
of funds

The Post Office Department in- formed the Delegate today that arrangements have been made to extend the mall service on the route from Seward to points westward and the Bristol Bay. The Steamer Starr will carry mail on this route one addition al trip. making a total of six con- tract mail trips instead of the five scheduled previously. The ex tra trip will be made in October and the additional cost to the Gov ernment will be Sl,l00.
 On each of these trips mail will also be delivered to Port Ho- bron, Old Harbor. Shearwater Bay, and McCord on Kodiak Is- land, which heretofore have not been included on this route. The arrangements made for this ser vice will not result in any addi- honal cost to the government. This increase in service has been urged upon the Post Office De- pagtment for some time by Dele gate Dimond and was considered for awhile as a separate route,
 tContinued on Page Three)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-10
VYROBA OCELE A
ZELEZA REKORDNA

Vyroba ocele a zeleza to-
no roku je najvyssia cd r.
1880, oznamuje American l.
ron and Steel Institute. V pr
vom polroku vyrobilo sa uz
21,326,355 ton ocele a 49,
52e,226 ton suroveho zeleza.
Vlani v prvych sest' mesia-
coch vyrobilo sa len 16,O42,-
651 ton ocele a 9,799,O0O
ton zeleza. Minuly mesiac
jun NAL najvyssiu vyrobu O.
cele a maj najvyssiu vyrobu
zeleza cd siestich rokov. V
juni vyrobilo sa 2,9S4,S45
ton ocele a mali 2,648,401
ton zeleza. Pred rokom to
bolo O million ton menej i v
juni i v mali. $685., ..a .-,,
Vysoke operacie oceliarni
v Spoj. Statoch potrvaju cez
cely rok, hovoria znalci, ba
mozno budu vyssie, lebo
stavebny priemysel prichodi
ma trh, ktory "a sest' rokov
skoro mic ocele nekupil.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-10
2,553 TALIANOV PABLO
v ABYSfNSKEJ VOJNE

Abysfnska vojna stala Ia
lianov len 2,553 zivotov, O.
znamila talianska vlada. Ia
Talianov sa najviac bill So
mali a ini Afrikani, ktorych
pablo desat' tisice.
Abysineania este vzdy bo-
juju proti Talianom. Nedav-
no zabili vyse 100 Talianov
z ukrytu a toho tyzdna "a
bill jedneho talianskeho ge-
nerala, jedneho plukovnfka a
jedneho chyrneho let1na. -
Talianom to vezme niekol'ko
rokov, kym utisia podmane-
nych Abysincanov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-10
HROZNE HORUCAVY A
SUCHOTA v kRAJINE

Takmer cele Spojene Staty
postihnute su toho tyzdfla o.
hromnymi horueavami a 22
statov trpi vel'kou suchotou,
nasledkom coho uroda vysi-
cha ma koreni a farmarov o.
cakava bieda a hlad. Vo
stvrtok bolo v nasom meste
az 105 stupnov F mad nulou
a clovek, ktory siel po ulici,
dychal do seba vzduch ako
z pece. Jeden clovek zomrel
tuna ma horucost' a v celej
krajine vyse 130 osob pod
Pablo horucavam. Ma stredo-
zapade vystupil teplomer az
ma 118 stupnov.
Suchota panuje uz v ME-
ktorych statoch diva mesia-
ce, takze vsetko je vypalene
a statok hynie cd hladu.
Najvacsia suchota je v Sew.
i Juznej Dakote. Vlada ide
kdpit' million kusov rozneho
statku pre- nezamestnanych,
lebo by ten statok al tax po.
hynul, ked'ze pasienky su
vysusene. 100000 farmer.
skych rodin caka najvacsia
bieda. Tymto bude musiet
dat vladu nudzovu pracu, a.
by nepohynuly hladom. Ceny
psenice, kukurice skacu kaz'
dym dnom a busel psenice /
septembroveho dodaniu sa uz
predava po $1.25. Suchots
panuje v Kanade.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-10
FARMARI NECHCU
PODPOROVAT LEMKEHO

Znama farmerska organi-
zacia National Farmers Ho-
liday Association" mala kon-
venciu v st. Paul, ma ktorej
ods1dila kandidaciu Lemke-
no ma prezidentstvo a ziada-
la zalozenie farmarsko-robot-
nickel strany, ktora by mala
v programe zakladne zmeny
v americkom hospodarskom
systeme. Tato konvencia W.
strihala narod pred nebez-
pecim fasizmu. Ia fasisticke
prejavy povazuje j CCC kem-
py, ucitel'sk1 prisahu verno-
sti zastave, zakony proti slo-
bode slova a tlace, axe boly
vynesene v So. Dakote a po-
|tlacenie najvyssim s1dom "a
konov, ktore boly v prospech
|ozdrayenia nasej situacie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-10
u TRUSCON STEEL
IDE ROBOTA DOBRE

Truscon Steel Co., vyraba-
juca ocel'ovy stavebny mate
rial ma tol'ko objednavok,
ze v poslednych dvoch me-
siacoch zduplovala pocet svo-
jich zamestnancov z 800 ma
1000 a vyrobu z 5000 ton
ma 10000 ton mesacne.
Al General Fireproofing
dobre pracuje a ide zvacsit
svoje dielne nakladom $780,
900.
Mnozenie sa objednavok u
tychto spolocnostf znamena
zlepsenie v stavebnom prize
mysli, ktory trpi ma depresiu
uz skoro desat' rokov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-10
kontestantky o
kral'ovnu SLOW. Dina
Helen Zettz, Dorothy Sko-
kan, Amelia Yavorsky, Helen
Gondol.

Kontest 0 krapovnu Slo-
venskeho Dna je v plnom
pride ma celej doline. V o.
SADIE sv. Jana Krstitera v
Campbell hi. kontestantkou
je slecna Helena Zettz z {.
335 Reed Ave. a kapitanom
je Jan Sarosy mi.
V Struthers je v konteste
slecna Dorota Skokan z {.
80 Highland Ave. a kapita-
nom je pani Alzbeta Sko-
kan. e-s-.
V osade sv. Cyrila a Me-
toda kontestantkou je slec-
ma Amelia Yavorsky.
Ma Steelton slecna Helena
Gondol z Hartzell Ave. a ka-
pitanom je Jan Kolar z Ma
ryland Ave.
Kazda kontestantka ma
pomocnicky a kontest je vep-
mi tuhy.
V Campbell bola zvlastna
schodza k voli kontestu. Ma
schodzi boil tito zastupcovia
spolkov: Jan Kadilak ST., j,
Cvengros, Jan Sarosy ST., An
drej Krajnak, Michal Van
kulic, Jan Matvey, Jan HUI
RAFT, Anna Domanic, Julia
Vankulic, Helen Zee, Maria
Zee, Maria Hudak, Maria
Cap, Veronika Dubaj, Maria
Basista, Jan Sarosy mi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-10
SENATOR SA HANB1
"a OHIOSkY SENAT

John w. Davis, demokra-
ticky Glen statneho senatu sa
vidal senatorstva preto, re
statny senat nechce hlaso-
vat "a predlohu o poisteni
robotnictva proti nezamest-
nanosti. Povedal senatorom,
ze sa hanbi "a mich, lebo ze
sa zapredali privilegovanym
triedam. Dom zastupcov "a
kon o poisteni uz prijal.
Vzdor tomuto obvineniu,
oba domy statnej zakonodar-
ne odhlasovaly, aby zakon
O minimalnej mzde boil uve-
deny do platnosti i ked' no
najvyssi sud Spoj. Statov w.
hlasil "a protiustavny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-10
HROZf OSLABENIE
ROBOTNfCTVA v AMER.

Nasledkom sporu medzi
Johnom L. Lewisom, predse-
dom Unie Banikov a Villa
nom Greenom, predsedom
Americkej Federacie Prace
pre- novy sposob organizova-
MIA robotnictva do takzv.
priemyselnych unit, hrozi a.
merickemu robotnictvu velke
oslabenie. Je temer iste, ze
sa Americka Federacia Pra-
ce, dosiap jednotna, rozpolti
a tax politicka moe robotni-
ctva utrpf vel'ke skody. Ia
Lewisom stojf sest' a ci osem
unit. Dosavad' americke ro-
botnfctvo bolo organizovane
do remeselnickych unii, ale
Lewis chce, aby rObotnlctvO
bolo organizovan6 ME dl'a
remesla, ale dra priemyslu,
takze vsetci banfci by boil v
jednej banfckej uni, vsetci
oceliarski robotnfci v jednej
atd'. Proti tomu je Green a
vacsina unif sdruzenych vo
Federacii. Europskf vodcovia
robotnfctva sa obavaj1, re
rozpoltenie Federacie umoz-
nj znicenie vsetkych unil a
tax bude otvorena cesta fa-
sizmu v Amerike.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-10
KNAZ MA SLOW. OSADE
PAPEzSKYM PRELATOM

Rev. Ludvik Biskupski,,
ktory az 80 rokov 1cinkuje
ma slovenskej katolfckej osa-
de sv. Stefana v Streator,
Ill, boil povyseny ma papez-
sk6ho prelata a monsignora.
Rev. Biskupski narodil y '
meste Sroda Y Pol'sku 80. ja-
nuara 1873 a do Ameriky
prisiel I. 1899.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-10

treba potierat', lebo namie-
rene sd proti celku. V spoil
koch, ano, v silnych spolkoch
je nasa buducnost'!
Chystajte sa teda do Wa
shingtonu Is. a Is. julia. Po-
starajte sa, aby vasa organi-
zacia tam bola zastdpena a
ked' ste malou organization,
mate tam byt' tym Wac, lebo
buducnost' mensfch je o mno
ho Wac ohrozena.
Konferencia bude v Hotel
Mayflower. Pridu tam mno-
he dolezite otazky ma pre-
tras. Vasa organizacia ma
tam kazdopadne byt' zastu-
pena. Prid'te a prid'te v tom
najvacsom pocte, lebo bude-
me vas cakat'.
Prosfm vsetkych tych nj.
nradnikov a hi. uradnicky,
ktori sa zucastnia washing
tonskej konferencie, ably mi
to racili co najskor oznamit'.
Do videnia vo Washingto-
ne Is. a 16. julia!
Jozef G. Prusa, preds. kon-
ferencie, 205 Madison ST.,
Passaic, N. J.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-10
POSTMASTER
J. J. FARRELL UMREL

Youngstownsky postmaj-
ster, John j. Farrell zomrel
nahle vo stvrtok o 9:4O We
Ger ma porazku srdca vo
veku 49 rokov. Farrell tusil
svoju smrt', lebo pred par
dnami povedal svojej man.
zelke, re sa nedozije sobo-
ty, dina jeho 40. narodenin.
Farrell boil vodcom demokra-
tov v Mahoning okrese a
NAL vel'a priatelov i nepria-
tel'ov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-10
ME RUsfNsKY, ALE
RUSKY.

z Campbell, o. dostali SINE
nasledovny dopis k uverejne-
niu:
NE RUSINSKIJ A RUSSKIJ.
V bolsinstvi cechosl. pres
81 caste vstricajem pocti vse-
hda nazvanije rusinskij lid,
butto bi OF zayisti, cto mi
proischodim OF velikoho ime-
nj Russkij, perekrescajut mas
ma kakoje to unizitel'noje j
potupnoje nazvanije rusin-
skij daze mnohije politice-
skije predvoditeli, kotori u
chazivajut "a Russkimi holo-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-10

Vo vysnom rade, cd Pava
ma pravo: Fr. Jozef O.S.B.,
Juraj Gazda, Andrej Andras
Jan Sedlak, Rev. Peter, OSB.
V druhom rade: Jakub
Sabol, FIR. Pavel O.S.B., Mi
chal Tomko, Andrej Kuchar
Michal Kosko, Stefan Hor-
vath, Michal Kazimer, Ste
fan Cervenak, Juraj Valco,
r. Amand O.S.B., FLIP Maj
kut.
V tret'om rade: Julius Sc
kelley, Andrej Gresko, Juraj
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-10

sami hovorjat o mas rusi11-
ski. Russkij narod povsju-
du itu je oskorbpeni $ takim
potupitel'nim nazvanijem, a
takich ludej scitajeme "a
narodnich potupitelej.
Mi javljajemsja castu ve-
likoho naroda russkoho koto-
rij svoju kroviju visvobodil
fsich Slavjan IL pod cuzaho
jha (jarma), bratev Cechov
j Slovakov toze. A potion bu-
dem nasim nazvanijem hor-
di. Ceskij slovackij narod
pod Austro-V -Vengrijej imil
jednu nadezdu: Rossiju. O.
svobozdenije prislo konecno
OF russkaho naroda. Takoje
imja nosim i my. Rossija sla
do voj1li so cilju osloboditi
slavjanskije narodi. Mezdu
procim ne zabivala i 0 Slo-
vakach. Dokazatel'stvom po-
sluzit fakt il knihi Sloven-
ski Prevrat storona 333. v
III. archiv: Vozvanije Niko-
laja Nikolajevica ko narodu
Hapsburskoj monarchiji il
augusta 1914. Mezdu procim
tam stojit:
Rakusko-uhorske narody
Viedenska vlada vypovedala
Rusku vojnu, pretoze Rusko
verne svojmu historickemu
povolaniu, nemohlo bez O.
brany nechat' Srbsko a do.
pustit' jeho zotrocenie.
Rakusko-rhorske narody,
vstupuj1c ma cele ruskeho
vojska do Raklsko-Uhorska,
oznamujem vam menom vel.
keho Ruskeho Cara, ze Ru.
sko, ktore uz viacej razy pre-
lievalo krv "a oslobodenie
narodov cd cudzozemskeho
jarma, mic insie neziada len
vratit' yam vase prava, do.
byt' pre- vas spravedlivost'
Vam Slovaci, Rusko prinasa
teraz slobodu a uskutocnenie
vasich tdzieb, atd'.
"Pomahaj nam Vsemohuci
Bob v nasej praci!
"Vrchny velitel' general.
adjutant Nikolaj Nikolajevic.
cv auguste 1914"
Vot mi nosim imja russka.
no naroda a nikohda ne no.
sill druhoje. A kto neznaje1
naseho imja maj sprosit sja
mas. I mi jomu horde ska
zem: mi russkije a ne rusin.
skije j ne gr. kat. slovaki.
S poctenijem,
George Craban.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-10

sich spolubratov, ked' pri
svojom klastore vybuduj1 al
exercicny dom, v ktorom slo-
yenskf katolfci, muzovia a
mladici, preslf skolu dusev-
nych cvicenf, stanu sa apo
stolmi cirkvi Kristovej."
Hl'a, prvy krok k uskutoc-
neniu ziadosti osvp. biskupa
Kmet'ka. Tento obraz pred
stavuje tych "apostolov cir
Xvi Kristovej", ktori zalozili
zaklad diela opravdivej Kat.
Akcie. Otec Juraj, O.S.B.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-10
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-10
Calling All Slovak
Lawyers!l

The Slovaks of America,
who take pride in their Slo-
yak heritage, are meeting in
Washington, D. c. on July
18th and 18th to attend the
Congress of the Slovak
League of America. There,
matters of common interest
to the Slovaks in America -
social, political and econom-
ical - will be discussed,
considered and acted upon,
on a national scale.
Your ripe experience, your
counsel will help to solve
these vital problems in a way
which will bring about the
greatest amount of good to
the greatest number of our
brethren.
Therefore, as a fellow
American of Slovak ances-
try, as a brother-lawyer, and
as chairman of one of the
Leagues committees, may l
not ask you to join the "re-
naming loyal sons and
daughters of Slovak ances-
try who take pride in all
things Slovak" at the May
flower Hotel in Washington,
a week hence?
Let us cherish Slovak tradi-
tions. Let us foster Slovak
ideals. Let us teach our
neighbors of all nationalities
who the Slovaks are, whence
the Slovaks came, and where
the Slovaks mean to go. Let
us joins forces to fully pro-
tect and enforce the just
rights and interests of all
people of Slovak lineage.
This Congress will be mo-
mentous. This Congress will
be historic.
The analytical report and
constructive recommends
tions of the conscientious,
self-sacrificing, Slovak-Amer-
lean minded president of the
League DR.. PETER P.
HLETKO of Chicago - a.
lone will be worth going
miles TO near.
Incidentally, the delega-
ton of the Slovenska Matica
will deliver it's farewell mes
sage to the Slovaks of Amer
ica at this Congress just pri-
or to embarking for the land
of our forebears across the
Atlantic.
Remember that July 18th
and 10th are days for Slovak
rededication. Be on hand to
carry on the torch which the
Slovak pioneers of the past
have put into our hands fol-
a little while.
Hoping to have the pleas.
ure of meeting you in person
at the Congress, / remain,
Cordially yours,
John A. Willo,