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ToDAY's ADJUSTMENTS.

National-'"The Last of Mrs. Chey.
ney." crook comedy, at 500 pm.
Keith's-Three headliners, vaude-
vile, at 2:15 and S:15 pm.
'Modena's Flashes Of Art"
vaudeville, continuous 1870 to II pm.
Metropolitan THE Notorio s
Lady," at 1850 am, $50. $50, $40,
7:45 and $50 pm.
Columbia - Wedding Bills." at
1920 am. 1:o5, 2:45, ABS. 6:15. and
$50 pm.
Rialto-"The Prince of Tempters.
at 1928 am, lis. 800, Sis, 1920 and
9:35 pm.
Palace-"The Galatians and the
Murphys," at II am. 1925, 1925, 4:30,
5:55, 1855 and 10 pm.
Little Theatcr-"Polikushk con-
tinuous 1870 to IL pm.
TivOli-"The Whirlwind of Youth"
at 2;4O. 4:25, 6:15. and $50 pm.
Ambassador The Notorio 8
Lady" at 6:15, s and $50 pm.
Central-"Children of Divorce" at
1890, ., $50, 5. $50, s and $40 pm.
Wardman Park-"Cyrano de Ber-
gerac." at Z and pm.
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Up to the time of the Civil War no
less than $24.000.000 had been spent
in the construction of levees on the
Mississippi and it's tributaries.
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Restraining Order Approved.

Justice Bailey in Equity Court yes
terday decided that II. Ely Gold
smith, consultant in immigration mat
tiers, of New York, is entitled to a
restraining order to prevent James
j. Davis, Secretary of Labor, from
excluding him from practice before
that department. Goldsmith. it was
alleged. was excluded because he had
engaged in a dispute with the Treas
ury Department. but Justice Bailey
held this was not sufficient to disbar
him from practice before the Labor
Department.
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Treatment of the soil with lime or
acid phosphate. especially where the
chickens kill off the grass, is a good
nra ctice
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HOUSE SERVANTS SEEK
OTHER OCCUPATIONS
Labor Department Employment Bu-
reau Reports, However, No
Scarcity Of Domestics.

House servants are declining in mum.
Der. not because of the American pol
icy of restricting immigration, but be-
cause they prefer other ways Of max
ing living. Complaints of scarcity
of domestic servants were made long
before the United States adopted it's
restrictive immigration policy, the
Labor Department declared today,
pointing out that employmnt offic rec
ords, which reflect general trends in
the labor market. do not show any
shortage in the supply of domestic
servants, even though it is probably
true that there is shortage OF effi.
cient workers.
THE real difficulty" the department
said. seems to lie in the fact that both
native American and foreign born
women prefer other means of earning
I living. and for the past so years there
has been decline in the proportion of
the population engaged in domestic
service occupations"
"A study of the servant problem pub.
lished 80 years ago shows the same
complaints regarding the scarcity of
good servants as are made today"
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Colts that have been properly
handled and trained do not develop
bad habits, such as balkiness or
kicking.
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SOCIETY
Ambassador of Argentina and Other
Members of Corps Attend Luncheon
To Honor DR.. Rowe.

day in honor of Miss Lillian Grosvenor,
whose marriage to Mr.. Cabot Coville
will take place the latter part Of the
month.
Mrs John Rhys Davies. ir,, OF
Pittsburgh and her two children are
visiting at the homes of her sister.
Mrs. H. Robert Young, 3712 Ingomar
street, Chevy Chase. and Mrs. William
Jackson Harper, III West Bradley
lane.
Miss Olivia Phelps Stokes has Joined
her mother, Mrs. Arson Phelps Stokes,
at Brook Farm, in the Berkshires,
after visiting friends at Bar Harbor.
Mr. and Mrs. David Lawrence have
leased the Clayton cottage at Spring
Lake, \. j., for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Lee. will close
their apartment and go to Baltimore
to spend the remainder of the Summer
with the iatter's father, Mr.. Harry
Morrison. Mrs. Morrison, mother Of
Airs. Lee, and Mr.. John e. r.. Pendle-
ton are sailing today from New York
to spend the rest Of the season In
Europe.
Mrs. Seth Barton French OF New
York, who Is spending few days In
Washington, is a guest at the May
flower during her stay in this city.
Mr., Markley Bethea and Mr.. Charles
Francois Guerin will leave Washing
ton for New York, and will sail aboard
the SIS. Fort Victoria for Bermuda
tomorrow morning.
Mrs. Charles Howell lie Fevre and
her daughters. Miss Hester Ann lie
Fevre and Miss Sally Mitchell lie
Fevre. have left Washington for
Beach Haven, n. j., TO spend the
Summer. Mr.. LIE Fevre will join them
over the week end during the season.
Miss Hester Ann lie Fevre will
make her debut November 20 at tea
given by her parents at their home on
Tracy place.
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who recently returned from a wedding
trip to Cuba and Florida, have been
spending few days with Mrs. Par.
hams parents. at Alb Yuma street.
They left Washington this morning
by motor for their new home in Gin.
cinnati, Ohio. Mrs. Parham was be.
fore her marriage. June 27. Miss Lii.
liam M. Chappell.
Mic, Kotberina n WRIGHT has gone
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Mrs. Whitehurst and Family
Leaving for Blue Ridge.

Mrs. III. c. Whitehurst, wife Of the
Assistant District Engineer Commits.
sioner, will leave Washington Satur-
day for Blue Ridge Summit. Pa. to
spend the Summer with her mother,
Mrs. Benjamin Mines. Her two daugh.
ters, Marie and Harriet, will accom-.
pany her.
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day in compliment to her house guest,
Mrs. Alvin T. Hert.
Mrs. George Mesta, who has been
making a fortnight's visit to friends
on Long Island, has returned to her
apartment at the MayfloWer
Mrs. Frederic r. Harris. wife of
Rear Admiral Harris. and Miss Flor
ence Harris are sailing tomorrow from
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New York on the Rochambeau. Miss
Harris will attend school in Paris.

Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Richards Rule
of Westfield, N. j.. have issued invi-
tations for the marriage of their
daughter. Mary WoOlfork. to Ensign
George Buchanan Cole, I'd. u. S. N.
July %, at o'clock in the afternoon
at the home of the brides parents. In
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/" HE Amha ssador OF Argentina,
Senior Pueyrredon; the Minis
ter of Venezuela, DIR. Don
Carlos Grisanti, and other
members of the diplomatic
corps and guests in official life at
tended the luncheon given at the
Metropolitan Club in honor OF DIR. l.,
$. Rowe, who is leaving this week
to pass the Summer in Central and
South America, when Mr.. William
Walker Smith, formerly of the Ameri-
ran diplomatic service, was the host.
Other guests were Senior Maxine Vas
ouez. charge daffaires of the Domini-
Can Republic first secretary of the
Peruvian embassy, Senior Gerveslo
Alvarez de Buenayista; Senior Don
Jose Barron, first secretary OF the
Cuban embassy; the chief Of the
Latin American division OF the De-
partment of State, Mr.. Stokely Nor
gan. and Mr. Benjamin Thaw and Mr.
Robert Keiser of the Latin American
division of the Department of State.
DIR. Rowe will act as host at the
P9n,American Building at the concert
&c Pan.American music 10 be given
on the esplenade of the Pan-American
Building by the Navy Band and assist
ing artists tonight.
France is To-Day ccleDTatlHS DaSlilie
day, and while there is no social
function planned at the embassy in
Washington, the flag of the nation Is
fving over the embassy building and
the members of the staff are enjoying
a holiday.
Mrs. Jarine, wife OF the Secretary
Of Agriculture, returned last evening
from a three day motor trip through
the Shenandoah Valley. She was ac-
companied by her daughters, Miss
Marion Iardine and Miss Ruth Jar
dine, and Miss Alice Huston and Miss
katherine Huston of New York, who
are visiting her
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Westfield. The ceremony will be fol-
lowed by a reception.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. z. Moran have left
for Boston, sailing on the 8. g. Fair
fax.
Miss Mary Dixon Palmer. daughter
of the former Attorney General, Mr..
Continued on Nineteenth Page)
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Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Chamberlain and
Miss Caroline Chamberlain of Wash
ington are occupying their newly
purchased house at Wakefield, Nara
gansett Pier, II. /. Mrs. Chamberlain
is daughter of the late Rev. and
Mrs. Philip M. Prescott of Washing
ton, who passed many seasons here
Mrs. Chamberlain sister, Miss Mar.
guerite Prescott. is at the hardwood
Inn, Wakefield.
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Mrs. Robert V. Fleming entertained
informally at dinner last night on the
Willard roof. Mr.. Peyton Gordon was
also a host ut dinner on the Willard
roof last evening.
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Mr.. COgan Leaving for
Convention at Toronto.

WI. OUkuu ANhN"S sVs
Convention at Toronto.
Mr.. Charles A. Cogan will leave
Washington Saturday for Toronto
Canada. to attend the general conven-
ton of the International Bible stu.
dents Association. which will open
Monday, July IS, and continue until
July &c. The city of Toronto has pro-
vided its fair grounds and all its build
ings for the convention. The grounds
are situated on the lake front. The
proceedings of the convention will be
broadcast. The public meeting will
be held Sunday. July "a, and will be
addressed by the president, Judge
Rutherford.
Mrs. f. G.. II. Slater will entertain
at dinner tomorrow evening at Hope
dene, her villa at Newport. Mrs.
Slater entertained at luncheon yester-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-14

MFR. and Mrs. Edward Dow of Rot
terdam, Holland, who are making an
extended trip in the United States,
arrived in Washington today and are
at the Willard. where they plan to
pass fortnight.
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to Portland. Me-, to visit her brother
in.law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Earle
Dana owen. and their twin daughters.
Katherine Elizabeth and Margaret
Shurtleff owen. Mrs. owen was for
merly Miss Margaret Wright and is
the daughter Of the late c. Edward
Wright. for many years first assistant
attorney for the Department of the
Interior.
Mrs. Norman Murray Smith Is Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. d. =. Thomp-
son. in Portland, Greg. A number of
entertainments are being given In
honor of Mrs. Smith. Miss GenevieVe
Church will entertain at picnic Sat
urday in her honor. and Monday eve
ming Miss Elizabeth kraenick gave
n reception for Mrs. Smith.
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Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Julihn and their
daughter Elizabeth, with Miss Vivian
Stokes. sailed for Boston on the steam.
ship Fairfax.
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formally at dinner on the Willard roof
last night.
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Miss Virginia Speel entertained in.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace c. Parhan
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- Rear Admiral and Mrs. Joseph s.
Strauss have arrived at Newport for
n visit, and are at the New Cliffs.
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The attache OF the Cuban embassy.
Senior Don Cayetano de Quesada, will
sail Saturday from New York to spend
The remainder of the Summer at his
home in Cuba.
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Miss Katherine d. Wright has gone
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. Mrs. Halsey, widow Of Capt. w. +.
1Ialsey, u. s. N, has closed her
D partment and gone to the Bluffs at
Bay Head. n. j., for the Summer.
Miss Frances Saul and Miss Rose
Saul will entertain at luncheon Satur'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-01
tEsKf LETUNI DO AMER1KY.

Kapitan Malkovsky porucik
.Pavlovsky 2 prazskeho pluku "a
mysl 'aji1 sa, pustit' ma 48-hodino-
Wy let Prahy do New Yorku a
zpat vo zvlast' k topus ciel'u So
stavenom ,lietadle, ktore bude hna-
ne $50 konskylni silami.
" Chicagu Ceskoslovenska Oh.
chodna komora sbiera $40, 10000
do daru tym ceakoslovenskym le-
tunom, ktori doletia Prahy do
Chicago. ].
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-01
v1LKf oHEN PM STIAvlgIKU

Dna 81. m&ja rano o 8. hod. w
puknul oheh V Kastieli (vlastnic.
two spisskeho biskupstva), ktory
znicil strechu kostola, strechu bis
kupskeho kastiel a, syparen, sto-
dolly a boone staviska. Okoliti ha.
sicia sa vsetci ziicastnili zachran-
nych prac i novovesky sbor ha.
sicsky motorovou striekaGkou
ma zvlastnom vlaku boil vyprave.
ny k zachrannym pracam. Skoda
cinl asi / million kordn.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-01

pri com pocas skiinnania prislo So
] ma to, ze okrem zlata ma povrchu
leziaceho, nachadzajd sa tn tiez
stopy platiny. Odbornym sklma-
MIN boly predpoklady potvrdene.
Majitel5 kutacieho prava vsak
nema financnych prostriedkov, a.
by d'alsie potreibne prace mohol
zahajit'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-01

'Spolku, nedopustite, ably 50 Vasa
krasna slovenska organizacia do.
stala do pazeraka shodcov naro-
da i organizacie. Konajte clenov-
sku sloyensko.narodn1 povin-
most: odovzdajte syoje baloty na
br. Belohlaveka.
Sdrrzenie Slovenskych No
vinarov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-01

Mimi sd vsetko len l'udia, ktori
" Mar. SLOW. Spolku maju uz ska
redy rekord: Joscak, organiza-
Gle vyhodeny pre- povestny ko-
misn; Ihricky, ktory telefonom
navstevoval nejestvujilce odbory
v dobe Vokolekovskych svindlov.
Takito skodcovia organizacie d
zatracovatelia samobytnosti ma
roda mozu odpordcat' len sebe-
romeho korifeja, ale cestneho, a
dobreho ,Slovaka ME.
A agitaciu "a zvolenie p, Kova-
ca vedie al isty Jan Matlocha z
Chicago, byvaly vodca social
stow, ktory je tiez jednym z ma
tadorov hrieSneho cechoslovakiz-
mu, ktory sa tiez odcudzil svojej
slovenskej materi HASA, ze slo-
venskeho naroda MET, ale re su
len akysi pc. vojne sa zrodivsi &C.
choslovaci. Tento Matlocha rozpo-
slal po Odboroch Mar. Slov. Spoil
ku obeznik vo dvoch obalkach. V
prvej obalke je karotka so ziado-
st 'ou Ma uctovnika alebo zapisni-
ka, ably V druhej obalke sa nacho-
diaci cirkular odovzdal predsedo.
vi Odboru. V tom cirkulari, dato.
vanom 16. jina, Matlocha odpo.
ruca hlasovat' na Kovaca, t. j.:
ma agenta asekuracnej spoloeno-
sti, ktoreho chvali az po nebesa
Lenze koho Joscak, Ihricky, Ma
tlocha a i'm podobni l'udia odpo-
r1cajd, ten nemoze byt' prijatel'- >
nym pre- vernych a narod miluju-
cich Slovakov, ale tax iste memo
ze byt' prijatel lnym ami pre- rodu-
verne iidstvo Mar. Slov. Spolku,
l1toreho hi. 1radnici majd byt' O.
svedcenymi, pracovnikmi na ma
roda roll dedienej, ably dobra po-
vest organizacie v narode bola
zabezpeeena. Clenstvo Mar slov.
spolkn nesmie pripustit' ma seba
to ponizenie, ably ssa V jeho hi. il
rade rozt 'ahovali I'udia, ktorvch
cinnost vedie len k vzburam,
zrade naroda rozkolu narode
i organizaciach.
Po dobrom uvazeni vsetkych O.
kolnostf, Sdruzenie Slov. Novian-
row tymto dovol'uje 81 predsti-
pit pred ct. clenstvo Narodneho
Slovenskeho Spolku S tou nct. zia
dost 'ou, ably pri terajsich VOL
bach po Odboroch hlasovalo na p.
Karola Belohlaveka, ktory je pr
wynn kandidatom ma urad hi. ta-
iomnika. Br. Belohlavek je dlho-
rocnym redaktorom Slovenskeho
Hlasnika, osvedcenym narodnym
pracovnikom, je clenom a poklad-
nixon Sdruzenia Slov. Novinarov
ktory poziva absol1tnu d6veru
narodnych vodcov a ktory vlastnl
vsetky schopnosti, ktore sd ku
zdarnemu vedeniu tajomnickeho
1radu vyzaduju. Je svrchovanym
Eau ujmom organizacie a sameho
clenstva Narodneho Slovenskeho
Spolku, ably sa nedalo sviest
zradnym zivlom, ale ably muzne
hlasovalo ma prveho kandidata a
osvedceneho narodneho pracovni-
ka br. Karola Belohlaveka. CT.
clenovia a clenkyne Mar. SLOW.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-01
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Mnohym clenom oratskeho Nar'
oiov. opoaku lste pozoaNat Sd
Dude' re odfuzenle ofoVenskScn
NovlnaroV nema sa mlesat 90 Ia
iezitostl a zviast 90 Vol by orga-
nizaele. 10 Je ale len zoanllVost ;
nakol 'Re> teleso redaktorov - co
vodcoV narooneJ clnnostl a saie'
latel oV VefeJheJ ~mlehky hasho
udu ~ Este Je opraVnpeene pe zaslan'
nut al oo takeJto zalezitosti' keo
ze do neJ slahaJu rozVratne zlvly'
Sqruzemu SloV. NoVlnaroV "a
ume celo'narodnom muslz d aJ
za1ezl ma tom, re kto sa dostane
na tento vel mi uolezlty urad JED
neJ naJVacsacn efganlzacl ma
slch. lkusenostl, y mlnulostl mas
poucaJu, re akys smer slenuJu MA.
vni uradnlcl teJ-ktoreJ forganlza,
Gle, takym smerom vedle' sas az &C.
la narodna clnnost teJze~ Nafoel- :
~ SloVensky Spolok Dol "a ma
D organlzaelou vernych a "a
nsfod oddane pracuJucnch olova-
kos. odstvo Mar. oloV. opoiku
boiovztiy .hIue ma svoJe clny O.
pete "a nafoa TAX tomu ma
byt az buducnostl. "A Sdruzenle
olov. NoVmarov Je Ease opraVne'
ne dohlladat a az vplyvat; aoy
organlzacla slovakov ostala ver-
nou narodu sVoJmu a any ma JeJ
ceie boll osvedcenl slovenskl ma
roooVcl. Sdruzenlu oloVenskvch
Novmarov "a svoJu mravnu po-
vmnost povazuJe zaslahnut do
teJto zalezltostl pre- dooro celeho
naroda.
SdsOplS -NeW oIhShS Dedllllh'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-01
HRoZNA BIEDA PO POVODNI
MA VYCH. sLOVENSKU.

MA xNk1. 0AVvGN0AOs
Slovenske rusinske kraje slo-
venskeho vychodu a to hlavne O.
kresy Snina, Humenne, Medzila-
borce a Sobrance I. jiina stihnu-
te vel povodnou. Senator Sto.
dola navstivil tieto dni postihnu-
te kraje sdel 'uje tieto dojmy z
tych krajov:
Najviac zastihla pohroma Stalk
Gin Eninu, stredisko drevalske.
ho priemyslu.
VySe 30 chalGp bolo vodou d
pine znivocene a odnesene. Pc
mich nezostalo ami stopy. Jedna
chalupa bola nesena vodou, kto.
ra tn vyst1pila az do vysky Z me-
trov 20 svojhe riecist'a a ma jej
streche viezla nboheho rol mika,
ktory uz nemal casu svoj ziyot j.
nae zachranit'.
Chalupa eoskoro btsila do jed.
neho mohutneho ,stromu, zburala
sa a biedny clovek V poslednej
chvili ztfalosti vydriapal sa ma
strom, elm 81 zivot zachranil.
Povoden znivoGila take beto.
move mostly ako ia pr. v Brezo-
We, vo SHINE, kvadrove injury no.
vostavaneho domu okresneho ma
celnlka, ohradu palaca Andrassy-
no Humennom, kde bolo cele
namestie na pol metra zaplavene.
Andrassyho zeliarov voda tax
rychlo prekvapila, re nemohli u
tiect' dvermi, ale museli sekera.
mi do povaly vyrubat' dieru, a.
by mohli svoje deti ia streche ra-
tovat'. .iA
Uroda bola na mnohNch mie-
stach uplne znivocena, lebo valia.
ca sa voda miestami az diva me-
tre hlboke dlhe priekopy vyzrala
humusu.
Ma potsihnutych krajoch "a,
vladla uzasna bieda a hlad. Kraj
je nplne vyeerpany, lebo al vlani
bola tam povoden a nasledkom
toho fla uroda.
Zemiakov, hlavneho pokrmu
chudobneho obyvatel 'stva, vobec
MET. V niektorych obciach vel 'ka
cast obyvatel 'stva chodi po 70.
branl po bohatsich krajoch.
V niektorych domacnostiach je
TAXA uzasna bieda, re ami na sol
nemaju penazi. l. 'ud sa posled'
nych rokoch t'azko zadlzil, len
ably mohol zit', coho pricinou je
al vel 'ka nezamestnanost' pre-.
| 'udnenie t'azkosti OIL 'adom e
migracie.
Mostly betonove LEILA V kusoch
V rieciSti dnes uz suchom. V HUI
mennom mnohe obchody potravi
nami boly umiestnene pivnl
ciach, tieto holy uplne vodou "a
late znicene. g. .
V chyzach chalupach je Wy
Sc metra nanosenej hliny, piesku
nabytok zariadenie znicene. A.
mnoho dobytka sa utopilo.
Pricinou castych poyodni Y
tomto kraji je, ze tento terrain
pozostava Gzkych dolin, ktoft
sa prietrzou mracien hned' napl
mia vodou.
Pri povodni 5 l'udi prislo ii
vot, muzsky a 4 deti. Skoda cd
haduje sa ma mnoho milionov.
Jedine vychodisko tohoto ne
st 'astia bude v sirsom slohu pre-
vedena regulacia rick a nndzovi
socialna akcia zaujme tamojsie
no biedneho slovenskeho a ruske
ho obyvatel's 'stva.
Zupan DIR. Slavik sprlevod
podzupana Or Bernovskeho a sta
vebneho radcu Setinskeho odce
c4nuoJ Int Epo iny 1,nct Unh ri
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-01
ZI.ATO A PLATINA MA PODK
RUSI.

V okoli Noveho Klenovca ma
Podkarpatskej Rusi prisIo sa ma
povrchu zeme ma zlatonosnn zilu,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-01

Kazdy citatel', ktory nam je
dlzen predplatne "a noviny, do
stano zaplatene "a svoju pracu.
Al my len to ziadsms.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-01
70 HOePoDxRsKYCH KOlS:
FERElyUIACH.

Nedostatky hospodarskeho Ii
vota ma Slovensku vyvolaly nut
most, ably sa prikrocilo k opatre-
niam, smerujilcim k postupnemu
vybudovaniu podmienok priemy-
sloveho ozivenia a d d'alsieho roz-
kvetu. Zmenu statopravnych po.
merov pocit 'uje prvom rade slo-
vensky priemysel, ktory ztratil
mnoho svojich prirodzenych pod
mienok a uncle vyibudovanych
zakladien. Preto dnes snahy Q O.
zdravenie priemyslu na Sloven-
sku smeruju prvom rade k pri-
Lsp6sobeniu hospodarskej situacle
k danyTm pomerom ma jednej stra-
ne, a k lprave statnych opatreni
priemyslovych, dopravnych OBJ
| chodnych ma strane druhej. Je
predovsetkym treba vytkn1t' 81
program, ktorym postupne by sa
mohly odstranovat' nedostatky;
| d 'alej stihrn opatreni so strany
statu, ktore by rlmoznily d6sledne
prevedenie tohoto hospodarskeho
| programu. Oba tieto 1cely sledo-
valy hospodarske anxiety, shro.
mazdenie v Stubnianskych Tepli.
ciach hospodarske porady V
Bratislave, ktore skutoene poda-
ly prehl 'ad opatreni, nutnych pre-
ozivenie rozvoj .slovenskeho prie
myslu.
Poziadavky, ktor6 81 stanovily
tieto sjazdy, budii iste predme-
tom nvah patricnylch cinitel 'ov
| vladnych, ktori svojou ucast 'ou
Ina bratislavskej konferencii osob-
ne sa presvedcili o tom, re sloven-
ske priemyslove podniky potre-
Ibujti pomoci vlady, ably udrzaly
d 'alej svoj chod a tym zamest-
mamie vyzivu niekol 'ko tisic ro-
| din. Republika venovala Sloven-
sku mnoho pozornosti ma poll skol
skoml, akulttirnom a mono ocaka-
| vat, re svoj reorganizacny ukol
| prevedie na poll hospodarskom.
| Pri tom sa nesmie zabudat', re
| vSetky opatrenia statu v pro-
speech ktorejkol'vek jeho oblastl
| orgnicky stlvisia celou jeho
strukt1rou. To plati tym Wac ma
poll hospodarskom, kde je nutno
usnstavnit a programovite Wy.
pracovat' ,vsetky opatrenia po-
! ciny, ably sd zbytocne neplytvalo
prostriedkami Statnymi, ale ably
! sa dosiahlo maXima uzitocnostl.
lV ramci tohoto sd musi preva-
dat i statny program investic-
| tny, uprava tafirova, ktore vyza-
duju nielen dokladnej pripravy,
ale s1hrn nutnSch podmienok.
Zeleznitny program ia Slovensku
musi sa prevadzat' a iste sa bude
prevadzat' Ale nie bez povslm-
nutia okolnosti, ktorym musi ve'
novat' statna sprava pozornost
! vzhl 'adom ma financne ukoly a
| program statu. Iste re sa naJde
| sposob, ktory bude vyhovovat
| jak poziadavkom hospodarskeho
zivota slovenskeho, tax i primera,
nym prostriedkom ukolom Stat
nych financii. Lebo hospodarske
| 1koly statu musia sa vykonayat
dl'a zivotnych potrieb, a kazdo'
padne zivotna nutnost' sa bude o,
cenovat' Wac, ako strnule. smer.
nice.
vlada republiky prisposobila
uz mnohe svoje opatrenia potre'
BAN Slovenska, mala vzdy dosta.
tok vole, ably bolo dl'a moznostl
lvyhovene jeho poziadavkom. We
nuje hospodarskym otazkam
| Slovenska nalezlt1 pozornost', u
cast jej clenov ma samych kon
| ferenciach vylutuje moznost', a
| by priania a ziadosti Slovensks
zostaly nevypocute. Ocakavamt
preto pozitivne vysledky od po
slednych hospodarskych porad
| ktore iste nezostan1 bez vlivl