davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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PESOS COMPILE
TOS EEL
TORNEO HOY

Veinte pesos completes, los
mas grandes y los mejores de
los c%incuenta muchachos inscrip
tos por ell promoter Jimmy Dow
ming para Ell torneo de novicios,
parte en- las diez peleas
que Sc celebraran esta nOche en-
Benjamin Field.
Los veinte muchachos giban-
tes, estan comprendidos entire
los IL amos que tiene ell mas jo-
ven de ellos, Floyd Harris, de
Barlow, y los 27 amos del mas
viejo, Sailor Mac Cle..and, de
Tampa.
Ell 1ltimo boxer en- llegar ha
sido Won Hindemberg McCas
kill, de Columbia. En- ell record
de McCaskill, que mide seis pies
y dos pulgadas de ~estatura y pc
sa 1876 libras, figuran siete
knOck-outs, IN Knockout tecni-
co, dos victorias por decision y
dos tablas, de doce peleas.
Antes de comenzar ell torneo
Sc celebrara una peIea entire Ri
chard Hernandez, veterano
weiterweight de Tampa, y Joey
Miller, peso ligero que reciente-
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.es, ipteneiOnadas.

ISS, hhtohclVnduaS.
Todos eran j6venes, todos..,
menos un caballero de barba
girls, cast blanca, no muy bien
trajeado, que tambien reia Y
b%romeaba, siendo sus bromas
y sonrisas como un sarcasmo
de su edad, del mismo que su
su presencia en- medic de tam
ia juventud, era como una man
SGandoNa ancianidad no sa-
be hacese digna adel respeto
que merece, dekeAera en- ridf-
cula, y ridicula era la posici6n
de aQuel eaballero, pd4que su
ancianidad, autorizando locu-
ras$ excesOs que en- Ia juven-
tud encuentran 81 mejOr dis
eulPas no tenia Rsda de respe-
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table. =
FL caballero en- question era
un antique conocido nuestro.
Enrique Morales, a quien sus
vicisitudes, bien m~anifiestas en-
su decaido aspecto, habfanle
.llevado al extreme de servir
conscientemente de algo asf co
mo de buf6n en- cierta clase de
diversiones.
Convidabasele para que les
divlrtiera, para que les hiciese
reir, para convertible en- blan-
co de burlas Y bromas mas O
menos pesadas, y ST ell case Sc
otrecia, para que sirviese de
cualquier cosa, hasta de oscar
MO; y Ell ~aceptaba, echandOse
Ia dignidad pOr encima del
hOmhro y aparentsndO ma com
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FTRMO PEPPER" MARTIN

Oklahoma City, Feb. 81. -
John Leonard Pepper Martin,
que roba bases con facilidad, fir
mo su ~contrato para jugar con
los Cardenales de San Luis du-
rante la temporada de 1896.
Martin anunci6 que ell sueldo
que percibiria serfa aproxima-
damente ell mismo que durante
la tempOrada anterior, es decir,
alrededor de once mil pesos.
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UNI SENADOR AMERICANA
PIDE A MI
GUEL MARIANA M

Habana, Febrero 21.-Un Sc
nador americana, cuyo nombre
no ha sido publicado, pero que
bien pudiera ser ell senador Nye,
interesado en- Ell pago de la deu-
da machadista del Chase Natio
nal Bank, solicit6 y obtuvo au-
diencia del doctor Miguel Ma
riano Gomez, presidente electo
de la rep1blica.
Sc ignora 10 tratado en- esta
conversation.
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BRADDOCK VOLVERA
A MIAMI

Boston, febrero 21.-James
]. Braddock, campe6n mnndial
de los pesos completes de b.
xeo, partira manana hacia la
playa floridana de Miami.
acompanaran, segdn Sc ha
publicado aqui hoy, su esposa y
sus tres hijos.
Braddcck pasara unas tres
semanas en- Miami. Luego Sc
guira viaje lbacia Ia Habana,
donde So aSegura va a celebrar
una pelea de exhibition.
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Ell FISCAL III LA
DE LOS PRESOS

Madrid, febrero 21.--E Els
cal General de la Republica Sc
ha dirigido por teld:rafo a los
fiscales de toda la naci6n, reGo-
mendandoles que activen los
processes necesarios, a fin de
que los presses polfticos queden
en- libertad 10 antes possible.
De esta manera, ell Ministe-
rio Fiscal intenta faeAi.ar su
improba labor al gobierno Aza-
ma.
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ACOSTARON A DUBLINS-
KY

Chicago, febrero 2I.-Billy
Celebron, peso medic de Rock
ford, acosto a Harry Dublins-
ky, de Chicago, en- ell octave a.
Salto de un match concertado a
diez.
Durante tOda la pelea, ell mu-
chacho de Rockford llev6 la me-
jOr parte.
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LA SRTA. EVH2S LIE GANG
A UNA

Coral Cables, Feb. 21.-La
senorita Eunice Evers, de Mia
mi, derrot6 aver a la Sra. Os-
wald Jacoby, de New York, ex-
campeona de Texas, y con esta
competencia venci6 en- ell torneo
annual de tennis organizado por
ell Miami Biltmore. La anpta-
ci6n fue de Ga, rs.
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Sc RETIRA Ell JUGADOR


Chicago, febrero 21.-El Co
misiOnado General del Base
Ball, K. M. Lands, concedi6
hoy permiso al jugador de los
Cardenales de San Luis Delan-
cey, para que Sc retirase del
deporte.
Delaney, muy enfermo du-
rante Ell I~nvierno, no podra jul
gar base ball en- tOda la tempo
rada pr6xima.
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DRESSER INAUGURO Ell
CON PUERTO
RICO

San Juan, Puerto Rico, Feb.
21-ChUck Dresser, director
de los "Rojos" de Cincinnati, hi
70 la primera llamada conner :
cial telefonica entire la Isla de
Puerto Rico y ell Continente A
mericano, que Sc inaugur6 hoy
mismo.
Dresser pidi6 una comunica-
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Gnica ejecutoria de nobleza.

Elias eran seis y ocupabah
ell asiento alto de los dos CO.
q al descubierto, vestidas
con trajes vaporosos de tones
vivos, als@la cahOA, en- la
que cian flores menos fres-
cas- que sus mejillas, resguar-
dandose de los raves del sol
con las sombrillas de abigarpR
dos dolores; ellos, mas numero-
SOS, sentabanse dentro de los
Erruajes, y fumaban, y reian,.
sacando la cabeza por las
ventanillas dirigianles a elias,
frases NO siempre ingeniOsas nj
del msiOr Esst0. PsrO sf piean-
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Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-19

TODAY'S inexpensive menu fea-
Il lures a hearty soup as the
main course. Followed by salad
and desert, it makes a delicious
meal.
Corn and oyster bisque.
Vegetable salad.
Bread sticks.
Almond favored custard.
CORN AND OYSTER BISQUE
FOR
l can of corn
l onion, sliced
21a cups water
tablespoons butter
tablespoons flour
cups milk
u teaspoon salt
q teaspoon pepper
II medium sized oysters
Paprika
SOlllUll1C UllC COIil, OlllOll d1lQ
water and stew for Is minutes.
In the meantime, make a sauce of
the butter, flour and milk and add
the salt and pepper.
Combine with the corn mixture,
and rub through a sieve if desired
Personally, I like the corn and
onions unsieved, left whole in the
chowder.
Add the oysters, cut in halves or
quarters and cook until the edges
curl.
For economy's sake, the oysters
may be omitted.
Serve in deep bowls with dust
ing of paprika.
Italian bread sticks are excellent
with such a chowder.
The dessert, almond favored Gus
tard, using leftover egg yolks, may
be served plain in sherbert glasses
or used as a sauce on cake.
The vegetable salad which fol-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-19
League to
Fix Charts

Indianapolis League of Women
Voters under the direction of Mrs.
Lester Smith, chairman of the COM
mittee of government and its opera
ton, is to prepare charts on election
information, for members use.
The charts are to explain regis
tration and primary dates, require
ments for voting and registration.
how to mark a ballot, when. party
conventions are to be held and how
to participate, candidates names
and qualifications and the duties
involved.
The action comes upon the instiga-
ton Of the National Leagues pre-
election nonpartiSan activities for
the 1886 presidential campaign, de-
signed to develop responsible par
ticipation in government.
President Explains Need
Miss Marguerite M. Wells. national
president, voices the need for a
reasonable consideration of issues
and knowledge of how to go about
registering, participating in party
procedure and voting"
The National Leagues program is
to include suggesting of planks for
party platforms, conducting cam
didates' meetings, information
booths on election questions. send
ing missionaries to candidates and
particularly to Federal and state
legislative candidates, one-day
voters schools to hear both sides of
major election issues, radio pro-
grams, publication of candidates
public records, study of state elec-
ton laws and party regulation, abb
Sentee voting and general election
procedure.
In preparation for the nation
wide education efforts, the national
group has issued chart entitled
What the Voter Needs to Know in
1886" and drafted suggestions for
varied prediction work.
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sY LAURA LOU sRookmAN
@ ,sss AEA s.--s.. ts<

She said quickly, Are you Nh.
Blake?"
Yes"
Then I do want to see you.
I'm Toby Ryan"
"Oh, yet. Marty Hiatt sent you
over. Want to be a model, do
you?"
I'D like to try it."
Come in and sit down. Blake
indicated chair at his right.
Toby noticed that the card she
had filled out was lying before
him. He picked it up, glanced at
it for an instant, then at the girl
Then he tapped the edge of the
card against his desk.
Let's have look at you from
the side" he said. Now the other
side-now straight front again"
He continued to study her for
several moments, intently We'll"
he said at last, I'VE may be able to
use you. The registration fee is $50,
but that comes out of your earn
ings. You'll have to have photo
graphs, though. Better have
three-full~face, profile and stand
ing. You can have them made
for $25."
Something in the girls face
stopped him. Toby said, oh
and then, do I have to have the
photographs"
why, yes"
Toby got to her feet, gathering
up her purse and gloves. I'm
sorry" she said, Il guess I've
: changed my mind about being a
model"
ITO Be Continued)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-19
TEMPLE NAMES
TWO DELEGATES

Mrs. Louis Markun and Mrs. Jack
Kamman have been named as dele
gates of the Temple Sisterhood to
the convention of the Indiana State
Federation of Temple Sisterhoods,
which is to be held in Fort Wayne
April 81 and %. Alternates are
Mrs. l. E. Solomon and Mrs. Arthur
Fairbanks.
The next meeting of the local
Temple Sisterhood is to be held
April 90
Local members we're urged to at
tend the state convention by Mrs.
B. M. Edlavitch, Fort Wayne,
state federation president, who
spoke recently at the Temple, 18th
and Delaware-sts, on Estate Activi-
ties"
Mrs. Isidore Feibleman spoke on
national activities, urging that the
local organization cooperate more
closely with the national organiza-
ton.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-19
Tea Groups
Are Named

Committees have been appointed
for the lakewood School Athletic
Association tea, which is to be held
at 3 Sunday in the school drawing
room. Invitations are being issued
by a committee headed by Miss
Joyce Cavenaugh, Chicago.
Other committee members are
Misses Antoinette Hoizborn, Cincin-
natl; Joan Fox, Marie Corby, Cleve-
land; Betty Ann Hamlin, Detroit,
and Mary Ann Johnston.
Decorations are to be arranged
by Misses Betty Leikhim, Nora
Gregory, Detroit; Mary Mowat, De-
troit; Mary Smith, and Mary
Frances Tolle, NATION, III.
In the receiving line are to be
Misses Virginia Meyer, Chicago;
Marie Corby, Cleveland; Kathleen
Cameron, Keokuk, Ia; Dorothy
DUNCAN, Chicago; Betty Leikhim,
Betty Ann Hamlin, Detroit; Joan
Fox and Virginia Fisher.
Miss Isabel Cardani, Herrin, H.,
is entertainment committee chair
man. She is to be assisted by Misses
Mary Madden, Chicago, and Ann
Suttles, Kansas City, Mo.
Presiding at the tea tables are to
be Misses jeanne Hall, chairman,
and Elizabeth Deins, Evelyn Han
non, Frances Ryan, Kokomo; Mary
Ellen Kennedy and Mary Catherine
Kratz, Evansville.
The refreshment committee in
cludes Misses Dorothy DUNCAN, Chi
cago; Jane McNorton, Mary Spald-
ing, Florence Madden, Chicago, and
Dorothy Mae Hall.
The publicity committee includes
Misses Rosalie Hall, Marian Dreiss
and Louise Smith.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-19
PARENTS BLAMED
FOR BAD CHILD

There are no bad children &C
cording to DR.. j. L. Rosenstein of
the Butler University College of
Education
In talk at the Fall Creek
Kindergarten recently on 1.-THE
Parent and the Child" DR.. Rosen-
stein said, For every bad child you
have two bad parents. Parents
need trs 1ing as we'll as children.
I'm the cure OF both mental and
physical ills, parents are prone to
treat symptoms rather than getting
to the root of the problem"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-19
MOTHERS PLAN
SCHOOL DANCE

Mrs. Frank H. Swindler, general
chairman, and Mrs. James H.
O'Donnell, co-chairman, for the
Cathedral Mothers Club dance, to
be held in the school auditorium
April Is, are to meet with other
committee chairmen Monday in the
Cathedral library.
Committee reports are to be
given, and additional plans for the
dance outlined.
Other committee members are
Tickets, Mesdames William Kiesle,
Joseph Kernel and Gerald Leahy;
music, Mesdanes Thomas Gillespie
and Raymond McManus; decora-
tions, Mesdames Ador Kruger,
Nicholas Lux, George Mcdonald
and Frank Foltz; patrons and pa
tronesses, MesdameS Charles Dowd
and Wilmer o. Finch; refreshments
Mesdames Thomas Carson and
M. j. Healy, and publicity, Mes
danes I. N. Cole and N. j. Conner
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
TODAY'S PATTERN BUREAU.
GA w. Maryland-st, Indianapolis.
Enclosed is Is cents in coin for
MARADA GROUP
PICKS LEADERS

Newly-elected officers of the
Marada Club, organized recently,
are to be installed at the clubs Sec
ond meeting Monday night.
They are Misses Dorothy Will
liams, president; Alice Otto, vice
president; Marian Landmeier, Sec
rotary; June Hepner, treasurer;
Beatrice Turpin, encouragement /;
Marguerite Anderson, chaplain,
and Virginia James, sergeant at
arms.
The club is composed of unmar-
ried members of Naomi Chapter,
Order of the Eastern Star. 1t is to
meet the fourth Monday in each
month,
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warm-hearted and attentive sort of
person. know full we'll whom it
would be to my advantage to favor,
but yet something holds me to the
one have known the longest.
know I can not have them both,
as already their relations have be-
come strained. Can you help me to
straighten out this eternal triangle?
ky.
Answer trust you will forgive
me when say that I think you are
having an excellent time with these
two young men and need no advice
from me. I suspect you of attract
ing the aniable boy for the purpose
of bringing the more arrogant one
to heel. Your instinct in so doing
is fairly sound, since competition
spurs the average young man on
ward, and fear of losing the girl
often is the feeling which causes
him to propose.
/ prefer to keep my hands off
your decision. have no way of
knowing what your needs in love
are and do not wish to influence
your choice. 1t may be that you
wouldn't have the slightest respect
for boy who was not domineer-
ing and p0ssessive. Some women
like to be captured against their
wills and put up a lively resistance
in courtship for the purpose of
stirring up violence.
1t is fine thing to use the head
in love as long as the intellect is not
used to put down instructive objec-
tions. I do not, for example, be-
lieve that an emotional recoil can
be controlled by taking thought, Oh
that one person can will himself to
love another solely because it is the
practical thing to do. 1 can not
guide you in your selection. Let
the best man win and in the mean
time, have fun"
Dear Jane Jordan-I have been
going with a boy for seven months
He has told me for a long time that
he loves me and wants to marry me
Deep down in my heart know ]
do not love him, nor do feel like
I ever would want to marry him. ]
don't feel right to keep on stringing
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-19
MEDICAL GROUP
OUTLINES PLANS

Plans for the year have been
made by the Indiana State Medical
Society auxiliary. They were out
lined yesterday at the annual board
meeting at the Columbia Club,
where Mrs. R. L. Compton, Rich
mond, president, was in charge.
Committee reports were read.
Attending the meeting we're Mes
danes Ernest O. Nay, M. B. VAN
Cleave, and John j. Connolly, Terre
Eaute; Mesdames H. L. Cooper and
H. w. Hslmer, South Bend; Mes
danes Clarence L. Book, U. G. Po-
lane and I. N. Trent, New Albany;
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, him. yet I hate to break away.

him. yet I hate to break away. I
would appreciate your advice.
TROUBLED.
Answer-If the young mans peace
of mind is completely disrupted by
the fact that you do not wish to
marry him. the kindest thing you
could do is to release him so that
he can find somebody else. other
wise I do not see why you can not
enjoy pleasant friendship with no
thought of permanence. Very young
men are seldom so deeply involved
that they can not transfer their af-
fections when the girl of their choice
refuses them.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-19

Mrs. j. Creole Miller, Frankfort;
Mrs. Fred B. Wishard, Anderson;
Mrs. George B. Dillinger, French
Lick: M. M Rardon, Evansville, and
Mesdames John T. Wheeler, D. o.
Kearby, E. E. Padgett, O. G.. Pfaff,
James G. Carter and Edmund D.
Clark, all of indianapolis.
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REGIN HERE TODAY

Toby Ryan, 10. works behind the
jevelry counter Of a large Manhattan
department store. She poses for photo
graph to be used in a store advertise
ment and Marty Hiatt. the photogrs-
phsr. tells her sL- has Camera face"
Toby goes 70 dinner with Bill
Brandt. who works in an advertising
agency.
A few days later Toby loses her job.
due TO the scheming of jealous Maur-
inc Ball, also employed in the jewelry
department
Toby's efforts TO find a new job are
fruitless. She meets Marty Hiatt, the
photographer. and confdes what has
happened. Hiatt says suddenly, II know
a man you ought to see"
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
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GOOD TO EAT
BY LOLA WYMAN

lows this chowder can be either
fresh or canned.
A delicious salad is made of
ground, raw carrots, chopped onion
and green pepper moistened with
mayonnaise and formed into a ball
served on lettuce with more may
onnaiSe or French dressing.
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two of whom /
speak are fratern-
ity brothers and
intimate friends,
One l have gone
with over a year
and a half. He is,
more or less, ego
tistical in his ac-
tons and extreme
ly jealous and
sarcastic. T h C
other, whom /
have known for a
shorter time, is a
RI O n O n ri O hla
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Dear Jane Jordan-I have an age
old problem which seems to some
so simple, but to me is so complex
I am in my last year of college and
I have all the symptoms of being
in love with two young men. The
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Girl Must Make Decision
Herself Jordan Declares

Put your problems in letter TO Jane
Jordan who will answer your questions
in this column
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-27
PORYNSKA VEG
.. NEVYRIESENA

Zastupcovia mocnosti sa
rozisli z Londyna bez toho,
ably vyriesili spor Francie S
Nemeckom ohPadom Poryn-
ska. Velmoci vypracovaly
sice plan, ale Hitler ho od-
mrstil a tax nepozostavalo
inc, ako konferenciu rozpu-
stit'. Francia, Anglia, Ia
liansko a Belgicko sa doho-
dly,, ze v pade by Nemecko
,porusilo mier ma Ryne, tax
porobia vojenske opatrenia.
Ale Taliansko sa teraz W.
kruca z tohto zavazku, chce-
JUG dosiahnut' odvolanie san
kcii, ktore mu hospodarsky
skodia.
Pc vol'bach vo Francii
mono dojde k novym W.
jednavackam. Hitler ale sl'l-
bill move navrhy k urovnaniu
sporu ma buduci tyzden.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-27
70 schodze cisiel
/. Penn. S. Jednoty
'Budlca schodza bude ma S.
aprila v Campbell.

Sch0dza "a zalozenie O.
kresu Penn. Slov. Jednoty v
Mahoning a Shenango doll
mach sa odbyvala 22. marca
"a pekneho zast1penia spoil
kov. HI. podpredseda Juraj
Vargo otvoril schodzu. Ma
sledovne cisla boly zastdpe-
ne: 138., 322. a 315. BIT.
nebolo zastupene. Tiez "a
stupene boly cisla Cd. MI,
q sice 148., 248. a 1856.
Ma schodzi bo1a vec Wy;
svetlena a bolp usnesene, a.
by buddca schodza bola 5
aprila o 2. hodine po obede
pod kostolom ma 159 Reed
Ave. v Campbell. Bolo cd.
hlasovane, aby kazde cislc
muzske a Oddielu Mladeze
vyslalo jedneho zastupcu ma
til schodzu. Taktiez z New
Castle, Sharon, Farrell 8
Warren, 0.
Michal Cvengros,
.uct. G. 1873
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-27
TALIANSKO ZOSTATNl
TAzKY PRIEMYSEL
Al vel'ks banky boly
zostatnene.

Dna %. marca taliansky
nacelnfk vlady Mussolini O.
znamil, ze cely t'azky prize
mysel v krajine bude 20
statneny, to jest prejde do
moci talianskej vlady. Toto
vyhlasenie malo vePkd odo-
.zvu ma burzach, kde ucasti-
ny talianskych oceliarni, au-
tomobiliek, banf atd'. padly
ma Gene cd Z do 40 bodov.
" pred par tyzdnami mai
vacsie talianske banky boly
zostatnene. Takto Taliansko
nasle eduje prfklad Ruska.
Zostatnenie t'azk6ho prize
myslu pojde postupne, aby
vyroba neyYsla Z rovnovahy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-27
Kadeti Wit 'azmi
v druhej hre
o campionstvo
Nabili Shirley catu 43 ku 28.
Gonda jedinou hviexdou
porazenych.
Pise E. T. Maletic.

Druhu hru o campionstvo
Slov. Kat. Basketball Ligy
vyhrala cata Kadetov z hor-
vatskej osady sv. Petra a
Pavla, poraziac Shirley catu
sk6rom 43 ku %. Hra bola
zahrana pred hodnym poe
tom div6kovsv lincoln gym
vo stvrtok vecer.
Horvatski chlapci dostali
sa ma predok hned' ma "a
ciatku, ked' Prosenjak sk6-
roval prvy hod. Hadzalo sa
do kosa caste. v polhre skor
boil FL ku Is v prospech Ka-
detov. v druhej polhre Ka-
deti zas sk6rovali prvi, ale
hned' potion Olenick hodil
jednu "a Shirley catu. Ale
Kadeti hadzali castejsie. Ba-
cani, Zitnik a Botak viedli
utok a Rezek hral vyborne
obranu "a vit'azov. Gonda
boil hviezdou v hadzani a
Krupa s Olenickom boil W.
bornf ma ''foul line. Konec-
ny sk6r boil 43 ku %.
V predhre Niles st. Steph-
ems Girls cata porazila ca
tu dievcat z osady Mena Je-
lis II ku 13. V druhej pred
hre chlapci 2 Cy-Me eaty
porazili "All-Star" catu 26
ku ID.
Prid'te ma posledn1 hru!
Vsetci Slovaci a Slovenky
s1 ziadanf prfst' ma poslednd
CHAMPIONSHIP hru do Lincoln
gym. Datum hry bude ozna-
meny v dennych casopisoch.
Naplnte sien do posledneho
miesta. Vstupne je malicke.
Prid'te vidiet' campionov!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-27

no kazdeho osadnika mohlo
byt' v tomto vykaze sbier-
ky. Ciel' to veru syaty, ho-
den nasej podpory v tychto
casoch, ked' mnohf zapasia
s nedostatkom. Tych ysak
nasich osadnikov, ktorych
mena podane s1 v tornto W.
kaze, tiez prosfme, aby 81 no
pozorne precitaliy re ii je
ich milodar spravne yykaza-
ny. v pripade nejakej chy-
by, dctive ich Madame to
hned' oznamit' nasim du-
chovnym otcom. Chceme
mat vsetko v poriadku a
kazdemu dat uznanie, ktore
mu patri. Vyk&zanym dar-
com vyslovujem v meme W
boru sbierky: Pan Bob "a
plat!
Zpravodaj sbierlky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-27
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Prezident Roosevelt vydal
prehlas ma farmarov, aby ne
zyacsovali osevnd plochu tej-
to jari, ale pokracov v
obmed edzovanf drody, Gin 81
vraj pomozu udrzat' vysok6
ceny "a svoje vyrobky. Via
da ma $44o, 900, 900 ma pod
poru t5ch farmarov, ktorf
zarentujl svoju zem Via
de, manifesto aby M nej pc
stovali plodiny.