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Evening star., 1926-05-13

milk supply depots, are more than
miles from the office. The Victoria
docks and other rough districts, wnere
rowdyism was worst, are many miles
distant.
Covered Strike Fully.
Although Reuters and other British
news agencies never ceased funcfion'
ing during the strike. and through its
relations with these ORGANIZATIONS the
Associated Press received constant
ticker and bulletin service. 1t did not
depend upon these news sources tnere
being scarcely any phase of the great
upheaval that its own stan dlo not
cover first hand
Radio broadca sting took on Unusual
importance, as the government utilized
It every two hours through5ut the
day, bulletining the news, which tnus
res ched widely scattered pubic
ordinarily served by the newspapers.
The Associated Press found this radio
service an excellent source OF news
from the governmental point or view.
In addition to it's staff OF 20 In Lon,
don. the Associated Press received
news from a battery of provincial cor.
respondents who covered every I'M
portant center outside the capital
How stan Was Split.
James y. howe was on uut? o. Ctc
Trades Union headquarters from the
beginning of the controversy, King
got the government side of the dispute
from the admiralty and foreign ONCE.
John A. Bouman watched the trsve'
situation. Smith F. Reavis or the
Paris bureau specialized on the food
situation and Mrs. Hazel Reavis kept
in touch with the various women's or
ganizations. Smith was Responsible
for the entire service and attended the
parliamentary sessions.
Dewitt Mackenzie. directed the day
activities Of the bureau, with the as
sistance of Percy Harris and Wiliiam
F.. Tuppman. w. r. Patrick, Harry
II. Romer and B. c. Pugh handled the
copy for morning papers.
Even the office boys became imbued
with the enthusia snl of news collect
ing. and after their long hours on reg
,,lar duty volunta rily Ventured into
the trouble areas and telephoned
stories TO the Office.
Evening star., 1926-05-13
STRIKERS USE DYNAMITE
ON AKRON SUBSTATION
Fail to Demolish Electric Plant,
But Wreck Tower Carrying
High-Tension Wires.
BY the A Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
AKRON. Ohio. May l3.-Violence
was renewed in the strike Of the plat
form men Of the Northern Ohio Power
and Light Co. here today when an UNI
successful attempt was made TO dyna
mite the South Akron substation OF
the company. This outbreak followed
an earlier attack upon a street car in
Cuyahoga Falls, in which Motorman
r. L. Hahn was struck in the face by
a brick Windows I'm the car were
sma ashed.
Although the dynamiters failed in
their efforts to wreck the station. one
of the big towers carrying the high
tension wires was wrecked, hurting
the wires to the ground. Service in
the east section Of the city was inter
rupted for short time. Windows in
the neighborhood were shattered by
the blast.
Evening star., 1926-05-13
lEUT.LW CURTAIN

the United States. anc rejected in ac-
tions by the courts of Jurisdictions too
numerous TO mention or discuss"
The principles enounced by the
United States Supreme Court in the
Magruder VS.. Drury case. the audit or
told the court. do not specifically in
terdict the payment TO and receipt by
fiduciaries Of such bonuses, but the
auditor construed the said decision as
being applicable thereto. and such
construction appears to he warranted
by the great weight of American au-
thority, as it relieves court auditors
and masters even from attempting to
prognosticate, with varying degrees of
accuracy, whether or not the pay
ment to fiduciary. say. of $50, con-
stituting l per cent of $4,000 bor-
roWed from trust funds. would be
sufficient to warp the judgment and
obscure the vision Of fiduciary. Ad-
mitting that il would not. then where
would the auditor or master draw the
line? One per cent on 100000 or on
81 900. 900 might have the deplorable
effect suggested. but in view OF the
well.rea asOned decision. in re Magruder
VS.. Drlry. supra. il is not needful for
a court auditor or master to give any
consideration 10 such problematical
effects
The estate of Adler. who in 1922
was transferred from st. Elizabeth's
Hospital to an institution in the
Bronx, as stated today by Mr.. Davis,
amounts to t1o,S56.95. The collections
or income s.nce the last accounting
amount to $1.0l439. on which Mr..
FenninC asked a commission of 10 per
cent for services. The expenditures
for the ward during the year were:
Clothing, $47.S9: funds advanced for
personal use, $25, and notarial fees.
rs cents. The total amount OF the es-
tate consists of cash on deposit in the
National Savings and Trust Co. to the
amount of S1,84596 and the balance
in Liberty and Treasury bonds.
Testimony to show that while he
was q major in the United States
Army in uniform. Frederick A. Fen
ming, continued his practice of law
and was called up by the War Depart
ment and reprima anded is expected to
be given before the Gibson subcom
mittee Of the House District Commit
tee continuing it's hearing in the
caucas room of the House Office Build
ing tonight.
MIR. Gibson yesterday introduced
Two bills amending the District Code
regarding fees and committeeships
limiting the allowance to 5 per cent.
He expects tomorrow to introduce
bill which has been approved by the
District Bar Associa tion limiting the
number Of wards any one guardian
NAV have to Ave
Evening star., 1926-05-13
Glance Shows How
Race Planes Start

The starting order Of the planes in
groups. their numbers and correspond
ing pilots, follow
Group PLANE No. |. F-5-L. two
Liberty 400-horsepower motors, Lieut..
l.. W. Curtain. Bureau of Aeronautics.
pilot; plane No. ., F.5-L, Lieut.. G. 7.
Simard, Hampton Roads. Va. Naval
Air Station-oft between and 4:O2
O'Clock.
Group 2-Plane No. :. HIS. twin
engined bombing plane. Roatswain
Walter e. Fitzpatrick. Naval Air Sta
ton. Anacostia, pilot; plane No. 4.
H.l6, Lieut.. S. A. Davis. Hampton
Roads-off by 4:04 o'clock.
Group 3-Plane No. 5. UO-i. obser'
vation. battleship type, two-seater.
Lieut.. F. H. Conant. Bureau Of Aero
nautics. pilot: plane No. s. UO.1. pilot
from Hampton Roads to be designated
this afternoon. and plane No. Z. SC.S.
scouting and observation plane. Pack
ard 500. horsepower motor. Lieut.. c. c.
Champion. Bureau Of Aeronautics--of1
by 4:06 o'clock.
Group 4-Plane No. S. Curtiss
Hawk" pursuit plane. single scatter.
450-horsepower motor, fastest type in
Navy service. Lieut.. Thomas .Jeter,
Bureau of Aeronautics, pilot. and
plane No. ., Curtiss Hawk. Lieut..
James d. Barner, Naval Air Station,
Anacostia.
Evening star., 1926-05-13

Confined from First Pagel
is. or was. the principal" continued
the report. 1T is not unfair 10 him To
say thai such transactions were not
disclosed TO the auditor prior to MAY
s. 1926.
Much was said" the auditor con.
tinued. lin the hearing and arguments
respecting the applicability OF section
6S4 of the code Of law for The District
Of Colunbis. II is certain that the
court is not iHicrdicted from requiring
Mr.. FennirG To pay the current pre-
MUM on his SGret" bond. from his in.
dividual FUNDS, nj in view OF all con-
romitant facts and circumS tances, the
auditor finds tha. this should be
nude.'
One OF the factors influencing the
auditor in denying MI. Fenning any
commission whatever in the present
account the auditor declared. lis
the fact that practically only routine
matters were handled incident to this
a':t ounting. Furthermore. the estate
o: the ward herein has been put to
unusual expense, due to the attend.
ance here Of counsel engaged by the
father OF the ward, and the auditor
finds that this estate should be turned
over to the duly qualified committee
IT. the State If New York without any
deductions whatsoever incident to this
accounting. Questions concerning the
conservation of this estate should have
precedence over all other matters af-
fecting fees and allOwa noes. especially
Rs the hope is INDUCED that this ward
may he restored to his legal status. as
has developed in other cases. and this
estate would he nucleus in his effort
to regain his place in the workaday
world"
The auditor finds that the case of
Magruder vs.. Drury supra applies
with equal force and effect to the
retention by MIR. Fenning Of the com
missions paid to him by the bonding
company or companies. in any and all
cases wherein he Fenningl appeared
or appears. as a f1duciary appointed by
this court, or serving under the super
vision.
mo matter bv what name il MAY
he called, a gratuity, double commits
sion or bonus, received and retained
by a fiduciary, in addition to compen.
sation or commissions allowed him by
the court. or approved by it. is wholly
repugnant to the letter and spirit OF
the decisions of the Supreme Court Of
Evening star., 1926-05-13
Los ANGELES DUE
HERE FOR AIR RACE
DirigibIe Flies to HainS Point
{ During Curtiss Trophy
T. Event Tomorrow.

Weather conditions permitting. the
dirigibIe Los Angeles viii ny from
Lakehurst. y. j.. to Hains Point to-
morrow afternoon during the progress
of the Curtiss marine trophy race. to
he held on the Potomac River begin
ming at o'clock. II was announced
today at the Navy Department.
The National Aeronautic Associa-
tion. under whose auspices the ma
tional contest will he held, stated to-
day that should inclement weather
prevent the holding Of the race. 1t
t~or'd he postponed To the next clear
day.
Star Offers Prizes.
Preparations for She event were
completed today by the association act.
Ing in cooperation with the Navy.
The planes were designated by num-
hers. to enable the public at Hams
Point and the air station to follow
intelligently the progress of the so
mile battle for the Curtiss trophy. and
also for additional prizes--four gold
wrist watCheS--oftered by The Eve
ming Star to the winners of the four
groups.
1t was dernitely determined today
to hold An hour of aerial entertain
ment contribute ed hv the Army and
the marines prior to the race. De
tails as TO the Armr's ra"t We're not
available early this afternoon. owinc
TO the fact that the planes and per
sonnel intended for use are At Lang
ley Field. Hampton. Va. for the an.
nual maneuvers. How ever, Maj. H.
r. Clagett. commanding office AT Boil
ling Field. has assured the associa-
ton that he will contribute TO the
exhibition.
Independent Marine Force.
Following the Army's "act" the
marines from Ouantico, constituting
an independent air force" of their
own. with six brand.new pursuit
planes of 75.mile-an-hour speed.
Ave observation ships and two bomb
ers will take the air While the rae
ing planes are warming up on the
beach of the station. four naval para
chute jumpers will compete for
prize given to the mar who lands
closest to designated mark on Boil
ling Field.
The nine racing planes. represent
Ing the entire naval aviation mill
tary force AS to types in active serv-
ice today, will take tho air in four
groups, and within eight minutes,
starting at 4 O'Clock, The home pylon
will be located right off Hains Point
and to the eastward. The starting
line will run AZ righ; angles to the
pylon. There will be two planes in
each group except group 3. which
will embody three craft. The win
ner of the trophy. who also will be
the winner Of his group. and the
plane first in its class will receive
the prizes offered by The Star.
Evening star., 1926-05-13
SMALL CASE DELAYED.
Illinois Governors Statement ol
Funds Yet to Be Made.

SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,. May 13 R,.-
Master in chancery hearing Of the To
civil suits against Gov. Len Small, In
volving the accounting for State inter
est funds alleged withheld by the gov
ernor while State treasurer. was post
poned today until September l.
The hearing. which opened yester-
day. was postponed by agreement with
the understanding that an ftemtzed
account of the dealings Gov. Small
had with state banks be submitted at
the reoneninc Of the hearing.
Evening star., 1926-05-13
COVERING STRIKE
THR|LLSA. P. men
Hazards and Disruption
0verc0me-Service First to
Flash Peace News.
BY N. Associated Pr.ss.

BY the Associated Press
LONDON. May 13.---Thrills and hard
work aplenty marked the difficult
task of the Associated Press Lon
don staff in covering Britain's general
strike from it's inception nine days
ago until the announcement of Its
termination. This announcement was
transmitted to the United States 6
minutes ahead of all competitors.
Under the personal direction of
Charles s. Smith. chief of the London
bureau. specially recruited staff of
25 persons handled the strike news
for readers Of the 200 newspapers
comprising the Associated Press.
Even Office boys and cha uffeurs were
called upon for special duty in con-
nection with the. work.
An example of the manner In which
strike news was rushed from varions
points of activity 10 the Associated
Press bureau for transmission to the
United States. and of the thrills &C
cOmpanying the work, is found In
the experience of a chauffeur who
had been pressed into special service
and was Fastening To the London Of
fice with an important news Item.
He was driving at | o'clock In the
morning through one Of the toughest
districts OF London when he saw
rope stretched low across The road in
front Of him. Realizing that hood
lums probably were hiding al the ends
of the rope to wreck his car when
II stopped, he speeded M his machine
and charged the rope Al 45 miles an
hour. The rope gave way and the
cha auffeur. unmolested. was ena abled to
continue his trip.
Flash First to T.. $.
The Associated Press received a tip
from a friendly labor official an hour
before the strike ended Yesterday that
the meeting In Downing street would
be the occasion for an agreement to
terminate the waikout. Smith and
Frank II. King were at Downing
street when the announcement was
made. and King rushed 10 the tele-
phone with the flash" which was
the first to reach the United states.
The London newspapers became
mere dodgers in the early days Of the
strike. Thus il was necessary for
members OF the Associated Press staff
to cover the entire field of activities
themselves in order to report all an
giles OF the situation. Their troubles
were aggra waited by the fact that
transportation facilities were crippled
and staff men were forced to walk
miles to and from the various centers
Of interest.
Cars, bicycles and motor cycles
were almost useies TO the news seek
ers in the early mornings and late
afternoons because OF traffic jams.
Eccleston Square. where the Trades
Union Congress had its headquarters.
is miles from the Associated Press
bureau. while the admiralty and for
eign Office. where information on the
government side of the controversy
was given out are a mile and half
away. Hyde Park and Regents Park.
where the government established
Evening star., 1926-05-13
FENNING Is DENIED
FEE AND BOND COST
BY COURT AUDITOR

Continued from First Page,
Evening star., 1926-05-13

The face value of the bank notes
produced each week by the Bank
of England is approximately $780,
900, 900.
Evening star., 1926-05-13

Upper: Curtiss Hawk" pursuit
plane. the fastest service ship In the
Navy, and 1Ower) HIS. numbering.
bombing and scouting plane, two Of
nine entries to compete for the Cur
tiss marine trophy and gold wrist
Point.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-04-16
SPRAvCA KNIZNICE,
WHEELER, ODCHODI

Spravca naSej meStskej knizni-
ce, Joseph l.. Wheeler oznamil, zc
ma l. !juna toho roku opusti Svoj
iirad, ably ma l. julia zaujal podob-
NJ nrad meste Baltimore, Md.
Pan Wheeler Dol knihovnikom V
Youngstown "a poslednych desat
rokov, "a ktory cas- nasa knizni-
ca vzrastla ma jednu najlepSich
krajine medzi mestami podobnej
vel'kosti. Pan Wheeler bol pria-
tel 'Om SlovakOv a umoznil, ably
historic Spoj. Statov vydana bolo
V slovencine, nasledkom coho "a
pisal sa do pamati Slovakov ma
vzdy. Ia jeho knihovnictva sria-
dena bola V mestskej kniznici al
slovenska odboGka. Y Baltimore,
ktore mesto ma 100000 obyvate-
l'ov, p. Wheeler bude mat vacsie
postavenie, pod jeho dozorom bu
de 1S0 zamestnancov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-04-16
Vel'ky koncert
ma Haseltone
Slavne umelkyne ma programe
koncertu, ktory bude 18. aprila VI
skole osady sv. Alzbety.

Slovensky Haselton bude zazi-
vat opravdovy sviatok ,menia ma
nedel'u, 18. aprila veter, kedy
V Skolskcj miestnosti Sv. Alzbety
vecer S:l5 zahajcn[ bude me-
lccky koncert troch vel klch
umelkyh: Miss Margarety Walter
ma plane, Mrs. S. Welch-Dickson
ma husliach a Miss Albertv Bren-
ner, koncertnej spevacky. Okrem
tychto umelkyn, icinkomt' bude
al ch6r skolskych dietok osady
Sv. Akbety, ktory je jednym z
najlepsie cvicenych ch6rov v Yo-
ungstown. Ctene slovenske obecen-
stvo celeho okolia je srdecne po-
zvane ma tento koncert, ktory po-
skyline kazdemu skutocny pozi-
tok. Vstupne je $1.00, v ktorom je
w zahrnuty al listok ma vyhru
najlepSieho pracieho stroja, ktory
bude vylosovany mattel 'ovi st "a
stneho ciska. Ma kOnccrtc budc
MONO dostat' al extra "chance'
"a 25c. ma tento pracf stroll.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-04-16
MARCOVA 'VYPLATA
MENSIA NEz FEBRUAROVA

Yomgstownske banky podaly
vykaz vyoplat miestnych priemy-
selnych poinikoch "a mesiac ma
rec. Vyplaty obnasaly $6,472,l95,
co je o $449, ,236 menej, nez vo feb
ruari, kedy vyplata obnasala &c.
921, ,431. Vobec tohorocna marco
va vyplata bola najnizsou "a po-
sledne tri roxy. Roku 1924 marco
va vyplata obnasala 81, 7,022, $3.50, r.
1925 $6,475,66s. Avsak stvrt roe
ma vyplata tohto roku bola predsa
vacsia, nez minuleho roku, lebo
obnasala $2O,331, ,4o7 oproti $780,
074, ,849 rol1u minuleho.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-04-16

"Barcarolc' rozpravok Hoff-
mana, duet, zaspievaly: pi. j. Ra-
de a 81. M. Sragel. Bol to prekras
ny duet.
.''Ruzicky', Spieval spevolol
Sv. Cecilie.
"Moja Dika'', solo, spievala pi.
J. Rade.
"Prisoner Song, solo, p. A.
Vagas, $ vypomocou duplovantho
kvart tet.u.
"Slovenac, Srb, Hrvat'' Srbsky
spevokol "Vojvoda Putnik'
"Adriiansko Morje' - horvat-
sky, Srbsky a Slovinskf spevokol
spolu.
''Ves dan je pri oknu' - spe-
vokol "Ljubljanski Vrt''
"Dalmatinski Sajkas' - spe-
vokol HvieZda y.
"Dobrn NOE - spevokol Sv;
Cecilie.
Ma koncerte bola prevedena a!
vyhra radio prijimacieho pristro-
ia, ktory vyhral p. Andrej Augu-
stinak. st 'astne cislo vytrahol ma
~ syn p. Jozefa Dutko.
Spevokol Sv. Cecilie organize,
vany boil V auguste 1925 a pozo-
stava 4 naSlcdovnych clenov:
|. tcnori-J. Javorsky ST.. j. ia,
vorSky NIL, Jan Krispinsky, A
Petro, J. Kapusta, j. Vagas, j
Smolko.
IT. tenori-J. Bajtos, J. Shnina
A. Vagas, NJ. Baca, T. Vagas, J
Frankie, Stefan Martinko, J. Hu,
d'a.
|. basi-M, Ragan, .Juraj Hutira
A. Hutira, August Hlebovy, Jozef
Dutko, klement Smreeansky, Pa
vel Stanislav, Nj. Stanislav.
ii. basi-Juraj Palascak mi.
Jan Gaidos, s, Jayareit, ]. Sutals
S. Hamrak. j. kundus.
Spevokolu prajeme d alsiehc
zdaru a pokroku!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-04-16
OSVINDLOVAL. HO o 81, 900.

Chris Scros, Grek {. 6 S. Watt
St., osvindlovany Dol stredu o
$1,000 jednym clovekom, ktory
Scrosovi 81 l'uboyal partnerstvo V
cukrovnickom obchode V Cleve-
lande. Scros vytiahol svoje penia-
re banky siel k svojmu 'part-
nerovi'', ktory tiez ukazal vel 'ku
hrbu penazi. Svindler Scrosove
peniaze prilozil ku svoiim talk
odovzdal vSetko Scrosovi do opa-
terry. Ma druhy den mali spolu od-
cestovat do Clevelandu. Ked' sa
Scros dostavii, svindlera nebolo
Potom Scros objavil, ze mu swim
dler medal peniaze do opatery, ale
hrbu nastrihaneho novinoyeho pa
pieru.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-04-16
SPEVOKOL SV. CECILIE
IDE sPIEVAT v HIPPoDRoME

Spevokol Sv. Cacilie Lansing
villu, ktory NAL v nedel II iispes-
ny koncert V osadnom auditoriu-
me, poziadany Dol spravou Hip
podrome divadla, ably spieval ma
budnci Stvrtok vecer (22. aprila)
tonne divadle pre- americke o.
becenstvo. Spevokol vystlipi v ten
vecer diva razy:>o o pol s. hodinc
a o pol 10. hodine. ,.. ....-
Vystiipenie slovenskeho spevo-
kolu V anglickom divadle jc spo.
jeni $ "ttzdnom narodnosti",
ciel 'om sroznania sa inych narod-
nosti Amerikanmi.
Slovensky vccer ma byt' v sire
du, ako je oznamene v ohlaskc
kedy bud6 ma programe al inc bo-
dy slovenske.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-04-16
HL'ADAL ZENU-
ZTRAT:IL $2,045.

Jan Sepic Canton je nest asst
nEm tlovekom ma svete. Pred ro-
kom uSla mu Zena, ktoru nal rad
a chcel .ju dostat' nazad. KID SIS
mu zenu nepodarilo najst', obratil
Sa ma ciganov, ktori mu ochotne
posliHili. Jedna ciganka zacala Wy
kladat 2 karat i z jeho diane a W.
citala, re zena sa vrati hned', ako-
nahle svoie peniaze, $2,045. ktore
81 nasporil cez cely zivot, odovzda
doGasne do rnk ciganky. Sepif do
veroval vykladacke, vytiahol svo-
je peniaze banky V nadeji, zc
bude mat zenu j pcniaze. Ale
zena neprisla a cigani nsli i je-
no peniazmi. Teraz nema ami zcny
ami penazi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-04-16
Poboznosi V chrame
Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda
Starsi i mladez hufne beru tcast

V utorok zapoGate boly chra-
me Sv. Cyrilla u Mcthoda 9-utor-
kove poboznosti k sv. Antonoyi
Zapocate boly poboznost 'ou pri
oltari sv. Antona, ma ktorom jc
vylmcna rclikvia. Rano sllzen6
boly tri sv. omse, jedna O 6. ho-
dine, ktor6 sliizil duchovny farno-
sti, Rev. Jan NJ. Liscinsky, druha
Z. hodine, ktorn sliHl Rev. J.
Bobal a tretia 9. hodine, ,ktorii
sllzil Rev. Jan Krispinskyy. Potas
sv. omsi prisluhovana bola svia-
tost oltarna.
Veeer poboznosti bdly pol s.
hodine slovenskeaa D pol 9. hodine
an2licke.
Poboznosti sucastnilo sa mnoz-
stvo veriacich, menovite mladeze.
Navsteva mladeze ma tyvchto sta
rokraj jovMsh poboznostiach svedGi,
re je este ME tax svetacka, ako
sa mysf.
Ma poboznostiach pristnpili do
Unie sv. Antona mnohi veriaci.
V poboznostiach bude pokraco-
vane kazdy utorok az do 13. jiina
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-04-16
Program vecierka
SLOW. Ev. Speyokolu

Spevokol cirkve slovenskei ev.
a. V. jana Husa' usporiada
nedel' u, dna Is. aprila 1926 vecer
o Z. hodine zabavno-poucny spe-
vacky veGieroIk v skolskej mirst
nosti {. l431 Mahoning Ave, lrl
ktory ictive povolava sloyenske
evanjelicke obecenstvo 2 Yonngs
town okolia.
Program vecicrka je nasledo-
vny:
l. Privitanie - predseaa spcvO-
kolu p. J. Antal mi.
2. Spev "Zvon svobody''
Spevokol.
3. Basen bud tie milosrdni''
p. M. Kubik.
4. Solovy spev 'sTecie voda, te
cie' = 81. A. Marhel.
5. Ma plane zahra - p. J. Ciz-
mar.
6. Spey "A ked' sa Janosfk m
vojmu bral' - Spevokol.
I. Basen "Rozmarin - 81. A.
DuriS.
s. Solovl spev "Takn som ST
p. p. Serfel.
9. Humoristib,k vystnp "Pri
vysluchu - predstayia PIP. Pa
vel Jakubec ml., Pavel Serfcl, Pa
vel MiklaS a Jan Antal mi.
10. Spev "Boleraz, boleraz'
Spevokol.
II. Basen "Sokol" - p. P. Do
valla.
II. Solovy spev 81 tam tel stra-
ny haja'' - 81. A. savelin.
Il. Na plane zahra = p. ]. Pa
mix.
Ia. Spev "Nevydavaj sa ty,
dievca este - Spevokol.
1l Spolocna veeera.
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Lisko zvoleny "a manadzera
Hillcrest

Hillcrest Baseball Team ma po-
slednej schodzi zvolil 81 "a mana =
dzera Jana Lisku, ktory ma vel'-
XII zknsenost lobdovej hire . "a
dlhe easy Dol prvotriednym pice-
rom. Hillcrest 6ata, ktora sa spo-.
jila X. Sokolmi, prechovaya vel
he nadeje ma vyhru Gampionstva
v Slovenskej Baseball Lige Maho-
ming Shenango dolin. tsta, s.
bnde cvicits kaSd 6ho 4 ve6era a.
Gordon hrisku. .s