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Evening star., 1928-12-18
Wins Verdict Against Town.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

SpecIaI DISpatch 70 The Star.
UPPER MARLBORO, Md, December
18.-Damages of 5000 have been award
ed Mrs. Fay C. Miller by Judge j. Chew
Sheriff of the County Police Court
against the mayor and Town Council of
Mount Rainier Mrs. Miller had sued
the mayor and council for damages
done to property stored in her cellar
by the heavy rains of last August.
Mrs Miller contended that the town
was negligent in that it had not prop
erly protected her home while repair
ing storm sewer. The case was heard
a week ago, but Judge Sheriff reserved
his decision until yesterday, when it
was given at the session of the court
in Hyattsville.
Evening star., 1928-12-18

Continued From First Page.)
made big Improvement in the last few
days and one must expect something
of this sort. 1t is simply one of those
downs that may be expected in the
ups and downs of an illness of this
kind. Nevertheless, it does rather in
crease anxiety
Prince Cheers People.
Before the bulletin was issued the
Prince of Wales, through the lord
mayor, broadcast a cheerful message
and expressed pleasure in the better
ment of his father and in his enjoy
nent of natural sleep. The Queen dis
played her more hopeful attitude by
taking an afternoon ride. The Prince
and the Duke and Duchess of York
dined with the Queen and Princess
Mary.
Premier Baldwin, who excused him
self Friday from announcing when
Parliament would reassemble after the
holidays, announced to the House of
Commons that it would reconvene on
January % If all went well.
Thirty million motor cars are now
in the world, or one for every 81 people.
Evening star., 1928-12-18
TWO PLEAS IN DIVORCE
DISMISSED BY COURT

frank N. Justice and Wife Are
Awarded DEGREES Providing for
Adjustment of Property Rights.
The two divorce suits pending between
frank N. Justice, automobile dealer, and
Mrs. Helene E. Justice, his wife, were
both dismissed today in the District
Supreme Court by DEGREES providing for
the adjustment of property rights OF the
parties Mrs. Justice, who lives at 806
q street northeast, filed suit for absolute
divorce on May II last, naming CO.
respondent. A previous suit for limited
divorce on grounds of cruelty and
neglect was filed by the wife on January
3, 1927, and since that time the two
actions have occupied considerable OF
the courts time in the equity divisions
of District Supreme Court.
The DEGREES entered today provided
for outright dismissal of the absolute
divorce suits and that Justice make GER
tain payments of accrued alimony to
his wife in lieu Of dover. Attorney
Raymond Neudecker presented the de-
crees on behalf of Mrs. Justice, and
Attorney P. H. Marshall appeared for
the husband.
Evening star., 1928-12-18
Fossil and Sewer,
Combined, Puzzle
Town i'm Illinois

MOLINE, Ill. (P).-ProphetStown,
near here, is perpleXed with a city
construction ploblem. A sewer pipe
has been run through the eye OF a
prehistoric monster, and the builders
will not permit its removal Tor rear
the action might nullify the contract.
After the job is turned over TO the
city the council will have the knot 10
untangle.
Prof. F. M. Fryxtell of Augustana
College here established the identity
of the mammal through bone frag-
ments, Clipped off by the sewer lay.
ers.
George Brydia, mayor, has given
permission for removal of the mann
NAL, but declines to assume liability
for damage to the pipe.
Evening star., 1928-12-18
MRS. CORNETT EXPIRES.
Widow of Nicholas Cornett Sur
vived by Two Sons.

Mrs. Rose M. Cornett died at Holy
Cross Academy, Connecticut avenue and
Upton street, early this morning. She
was the widow of Nicholas Cornett of
Lawrenceville, Ind, chairman of the
United States and Panama joint land
committee.
Mrs. Cornett is survived by two sons.
DR.. Louis A. Cornett of this city and
John Leo Cornett of Fort Worth, Tex
three sisters, Misses Margaret and
Mollie Steinmetz of Versailles, Ind, and
Mrs. Elizabeth Oeral of Cleveland, Ohio,
and two brothers, Hendrick and Jacob
SteinmetZ of Versailles.
The body is now at william H.
Sardo's Chapel awaiting removal to
st. Magdaline, Ind, for burial Friday
morning at 10 O'clock.
Evening star., 1928-12-18
BABE GULPS LIQUOR.

Said by police to have drunk at least
a half pint of whisky in his home yes
terday, Bernard Liberty, colored, 2 years
old, 402 Aikens street southwest, is re-
covering today in Emergency Hospital.
Bernard was taken to the hospital
yesterday by his father. A stomach
pump was used to save his life.
Evening star., 1928-12-18

100000. Workers
for the Tubercu-
losis Association,
1922 Ele We n t h
street, which is
sponsoring the sale,
pointed out that
1,600,0 900 seals must
be disposed of this
week If the move
ment is to attain
its goal of 1000, 900
seals.
TT 4c nefix,.otnI
Evening star., 1928-12-18
Church Elects Deacons.

Special Dispatch to The Star
LYNCHBURG, Va, December l8. -
Rivermont Baptist Church has elected
the following new deacons: w. A.
Ambrose, G. o. Thornhill, P. r. Massie,
P. r. Monroe, j. r. Markham and DR..
w. H. johnson.
Evening star., 1928-12-18

that 100000 seals must be sold at /
cent each to finance next years pro-
gram for the prevention and cure of
tuberculosis in the District.
Numerous self-serve booths have been
stationed to aid in distributing the
stamps over the city, while they also
can be had by sending in contributions
to 1922 Eleventh street.
Evening star., 1928-12-18
Ships Cargo Afire.

BREMERHAVEN. Germany, December
II R.-The steamer Galtymore, from
Houston with $4,000 bales of cotton, ar
rived today with fire in her cargo be-
tween decks. The city fire brigade is
trying to quench the flames.
Evening star., 1928-12-18
90 Horses Lost in Fire.

ERLANGER, KY, December 18 CP.-
The large barn on Polk Laffon's stock
farm here was destroyed by fire today
with yearlings and Is brood mares.
Total loss was estimated at $4,000
Evening star., 1928-12-18
BAR TO MEET FARNUM.
Special Meeting of Federal Associa-
tion to Be Held Tonight.

A meeting of the Federal Bar Asso-
citation will be held tonight at o'clock
in the auditorium of the Interior De-
partment Building to afford attorneys
in the service of the Government an
opportunity to meet Assistant Attorney
General George r. Farnum, who will be
the guest of honor.
Human Element in Organization, lay
ing emphasis on the relation of the
Federal Government toward the per-
sonnel in the civil service.
Evening star., 1928-12-18
CHILD is SCALDED.
Boy Falls Into Tub Of Hot
Water.

The 2-year-old son of Milton Oliver,
eolored, of 427 II street, was badly
scalded when he fell into a tub Of hot
water in which his mother was washing
clothes about noon today.
Another colored child died at Emer-
gency Hospital today as a result OF
burns sustained in similar manner
Sunday. The second child was Norman
Wright, 8 years old, whose parents I've
1907 Ninth street y
Evening star., 1928-12-18
TOTAL OF 2,4OO,OOO
HEALTH SEALS SOLD
tuberculosis Association Hopes A.
100000 Goal Will Be Reached
Before the Week Ends.

Receipts from all sources yesterday
brought the total sale of Christmas
Health Seals to g.
Evening star., 1928-12-18
Oil Hearing Postponed.

Resumption of hearings by the Sen
ate lands committee on the renewal and
subsequent cancellation of the Sinclair
contract for the Salt Greek royalty oil
was postponed today until tomorrow
when the committee learned that sew
eral members we're unable to attend.
Evening star., 1928-12-18

Approximately 10000 children are en-
rolled now in schools of Hawaii.
Evening star., 1928-12-18
NEW YEAR RECEPTION
MAY BE Prevented
BY COOLIDGE'S TRIP

Continued From First Page.)
Evening star., 1928-12-18
GEORGE IMPROVED
DESPITE FAILURE TO
SLEEP COMFORTABLY

Continued From First Page,
Evening star., 1928-06-08
CLASSIC CHURCHES
URGED FOR CAPITAL
Architecture Should Conform
With U. S. Buildings.
Moore Holds.

The deSirability of having Washing
ton chulcheS conform with the prevail
ing classical architecture of the pro-
posed Government buildings was
stressed Wednesday night at meeting
OF the Church Extension Society of the
Pl>sbytery of washington by Chairman
Charles Moore of the Fine Arts Com
mission.
The meeting was held In the Church
of the Covenant following dinner
served by w. Z. Collier.
MIR. Moore commended the many fine
architectural structures erected here by
churches, emphasizing that the churches
should look as though they belonged to
Washing ton"
The proposed bylaws we're adopted
be- S of the society be composed of rep
rcScntativeS from each church of pres
hytery elected oy the session, pastors
in charge of churches and presidents
Of the Womcn's Missionary Society. The
presidents of the Missionary Society will
be members eX-officio.
j. II. Wurdeman. A. l.. Baldwin and
w. B. Putnam were elected trustees for
three years. Mr. Wurdeman read the
treasurer's report, showing receipts of
S57,344.39 and expenditures of $54,-
94203.
Discussing "A Worthy Program for
Presbytelianism in Washington City"
Rev. J. r. Sizoo, D. D., said RESPONSE
bility for the work Of the presbytery
rested on the shoulders of new men and
urged them to consider the need Of a
worthy program.
Evening star., 1928-06-08
CAMP OF BOYS CLUB
WILL OPEN JULY 10
Wicomico River Vacation site to
Continue in Operation Until
August Ia.

Camp Reader. the Summer camp of
The Boys Camp of Washington, will open
July 10 for its fifth consecutive year
and will continue in operation until Au-
gust IA. The camp is on the Wicomico
River about 5 miles from Wayside, Md.
Boys who want to attend the camp
are asked to file applications immediate
ly with F, V. Thomson. secretary or
c. M Fyfe. director of the club. Boys
will not, be signed up for less than two
weeks at the camp. The cost for a two
week vacation for one boy is $1410,
including transportation both ways. Any
boy in Washington between the ages
of 9 and 16 years is eligible for attend
ance.
The camp is in open country. Tests
of the drinking water show a high de-
gree of purity and bathing is safe, due
to tidewater conditions, directors of
the camp state. The camp staff is head
ed by MIR. Fyfe and includes August E.
Mascara. assistant director; j. E. White
and seven councillors.
Evening star., 1928-06-08
T0DAY'S ADJUSTMENTS,

National Piayers-"East Is West.
drama. at $40 pm
De Volt Hopper Co In III. NJ
S. Pinafore," at $40 pm.
Fox--"rove Hungry" continuous, i.
n, 10 IL pm.
Earie--"The Hawks Nest" continu-
Gus, 1880 am, to ii pm.
Columbia RED HAIR" at 11:l5 am.
l;l5, s:25, $50. TAO and GAS pm.
Rialto-"Truxton King" at 1l:4s
am. i;20, sos, 4;50, 6:25, $40 and
3 SO pm,
Paiace--"Circus Rockies" at 10:45
am, 1920. 2:20, 4:20, $50, 7:55 and
9;55 pm.
Metropolitan THE Fortune Hunter"
at ll;40 am, i:40, $40, $40. TAO and
9;40 pm.
Little Theater-"Czar Ivan the Ter
rble" continuous, to IL pm.
Tivoli--"In Old Kentucky" at 2:35.
4:20, COS, 1855 and GAS pm,
Enthusiastically American Beauty"
at 6;15, and 9:40 pm.
Central-"We Americans" at 1890,
>, $50, 5, $50, s and 9:40 pm.
Evening star., 1928-06-08
COMMISSIONERS REFUSE
HIGHWAY MARKER OFFER
City Heads Decide to Advertise for
Bids on Roadway
Signs.

The District Commissioners have
turned down an offer of the American
Automobile Association to provide high
way markers for Washington, and de-
cided TO advertise for bids for such
signs to be erected at the expense of
the municipal government.
It is planned 70 purchase 348 mark
ers. which will be placed on lamp posts
along the main streets of the city and
al juncture points leading to important
Government buildings and historic
sites. The markers will conform in de-
sign with those used on the Federal
highways. The Traffic Department has
an appropriation of $1,000 for purchase
Of the signs.
Evening star., 1928-06-08
DIES HUNTING SON.
Mother of Missing Boy Collapses on
Search Here.

When the mother of Francis Blanch-
ard. Is years old, who has been missing
from his home at 9l2 South Conestaga
street. Philadelphia. since June 4, came
to Washington Wednesday to find her
son, whom she believed had come here,
she called at the eighth precinct to ask
police TO help her. and while talking to
Capt Doyle collapsed under the strain
That night she returned to her home
in Lancaster. Pa. and this morning was
reported to have died. Police have been
unable 10 find any trace of the boy
but are continuing their search.
Evening star., 1928-06-08
=. this delicious bread first convinced her
that home baking mas needless

MO good housewife would have
i ' bought" bread on her table three
decades ago! Ir simply coahdHt be so
fresh and tender and delicious as the
bread she baked herself.
Then Mothers Bread was introduced
TO Washington Women tried il
frankly skeptical at first But they bought
il again and again. They told their
friends about it, And in an amazingly
short time thousands Of women had
given up home baking forever.
That was 30 years ago but you,
today, can have this same Mothers
Bread. If anything, you'Ii find il even
more delicious rhan in your mothers day.
Evening star., 1928-06-08
00UGHERTY TO STUDY
METHODS IN 3 CITIES

Commissioner Proctor L. Dougherty
will leave Washington tonight for a
trip to Detroit. Chicago and New
York to make personal study of traf-
fic and police conditions. health regu-
lations and the distribution of city ex-
penditures.
Special attention will be given to pub
lie health administration in these three
cities in view OF the recent report of the
Federal Bureau of Efficiency recon-
mending reorganization and modern
ization of the District Health Depart
ment.
Evening star., 1928-06-08
FIVE ON HUNGER STRIKE.
Jailed Women in Ireland Claim
They Are political Prisoners"

AaANg 2AAE = VAAN15'eNA = A4eOEICAA'
BELFAST, Northern Ireland, June
tEo).-The agent Of the Irish Republican
party said today that five woman pris-
oners at Montioy Jail. Dublin, had been
on hunger strike since Tuesday They
claimed they were political prisoners
and demanded political treatment.
He said the women were Mrs Nc
Dcrnlott and Misses Eva Jackson. Flor
ence Mccarthy, S. McInery and S.
Humphreys
Evening star., 1928-06-08

If you could only watch us bake it,
YOU d quickly know the reason. We use
only the highest grade -four. The finest
grade shortening And rich, whole
some milk.
Even the most particular housewife
couldn't take more pains than we do TO
have every loaf just right.
Just order loaf tomorrow and test it
for yourself See how your family like it.
See how long ir keeps fresh and
tender.
Just say "Mother's Bread" 10 your
grocer It's fresh from our ovens
twice every day. Corby's Bakery. Con.
tinental Baking Company.
Evening star., 1928-04-13

: OR z ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE IN
Cleveland Park or Chevy Chase. for | year
from May l.. Address Box 1T3-R. star
ntta11te-.----------------
RE>r-STOkES
200, I'll 4th ST. Nw.-A.MI-' LIVING
apt. See CARROLL 9ls G st. n-w Phone
IDEAL RESIDENTIAL SECTIONS LARGE
rooms. suitable for any business. 260t Conn.
ave. To-
72T 18th ST. Sc tpENNA. AVE STORE
ard 5-room ant. WIN rent separately. Suitable
for radio and auto acccSsories. -
q42 f ST. NV
Main floor room ncar corner 10Th ct,
suitable FOR sign painter. confecttoner bak-
ery lunch etc. san per mo.
CAFRfT2, -.
sth. AND L SITS. Sc. NEAR TO NAVY
yard and car barn: new store: reasonable
THos. F. FARRELL Co.
Toi l0th st NV. Main 18o:
OPEN TO OFFERS,
33.3 I2th 81. ne. SiVn'Oo nontn,y
" lt'n e HoraGHroS f Z & Co. REAfroRs s I? Rs'"is
1919 II ST. NV. Phone NJ, 7S36. 1897.
s17 D ST N.w.-sToRE. r.. b. .Sl25oQ
vi -. NV. ..-......s. -. 60 ~ ~
~? 4th St n.w,.-Storc' ! r. b. l.. 1900
TIA ilth 81. n.w.--2nd floor .,,.. SO 90
5a44 Ca. ave-~Store, r. b.. h..w.h $500
433 4ia st. s.w.--Store. r.. W.. 5a3n
lsA5 l. st. n.w.--Slore, 4 r. Vs.. 1925
3aoS 18th st. ne. e.,....,.,....... - - W W
'''V0 ''''" JAMES F. SHEA.
Evening star., 1928-04-13
SALE OR EXCHANGE,

HOUR FROM CITY. TWO LARGE
houses in f5-acre grove on hlun over South
River. Nd. private piers. boathouse. gar
dener's cottage. One house completely fur
nshed. ami. Owner will exchange for
S25. 1000 equity in apt. house in NV. or
business property. No agents. Address Box
+fS-R. Star Office. 15'
HARDWARE BUSINESS AND REALTY.
Equity about $4,000. Building 40x45 on
Washington boulevard. Good reason for sell
ing. John ToryeStad. 12S Washington-ba
tinlOre clvti.. Colmar Manor. Md
WILL EXCHANGE EQUITY OF SI5 600 IN
NV. apt. house of Is apis annual rental.
$3.50: for small investment or business
pEoperty.
East Hyattsyilie Lot I5sx2I0 with 5-r
and b, house newly papered and painted.
s'ee' EDwARD p S@Hw'hRTz 'tSSr nc wv"
1014 VT. Ave. (See Mr.. KRAMER.l
Evening star., 1928-04-13
MONEY r0 LOAN.
WANTEll---NONEN
SAlE--.SURlRRA< PROPERrX.

EAk0NA, n 4. I aSlI IApNst. SIZE,
taehed fV,Ctas pegehes. s&Faxe, shade sN-
eelleat condition, refeerd pFlev, make Ater.
OeepL 4 L. kltM Cleveland lS9A, las
kOR SAIsf,--.Sa Ntly BuNGALoW. GANASE
p.N.tern; set a9xlAo esass shade; so9srees
tr0m eenteF OF town sauArNs trvuN echaSt
ami ea0reAes Y s1asres tv0m aFelleSi seSep,
ai4 roads Prise iNr aatrk sAsa, 81 S>as
N5Ae cash apd SSA Ter month, no other
eAsgses Bulls, ey daS taeS,E iNsSs gSsssl
Matts, aao Ne esalS sad ses ", A, BROOKS
EIsR SAlsE' A VINE H0MEv-ST'gCArEp AS
u u ssAta@ dAx thts pgApectN viii ee WQRtA
xtA, ONu, TRIANGULAR l0tA facing 90 tN'o
steeSta, I've els tota strawessSS te>ts <Rarse
Aghnf tralt treAA EoSsAusheA sagNSS aaA
ehtekaa hp0aes q large FOonas and heih hSs
\ hAttieshla gvnaiated Ae3 eAperea through,
pul, sSR~aAeSi nsafcheS, paved street MAaA
aessh SerAeea and slose 10 tFalsex tteees
tor auiek sale s., toe $3.50 cash and Ssy, 50
hva,.s ADO 81 sss " 4, hRdaKs sssss.
HSAslsxs!lea MA.--.-......--.... Ma
IN A.. IARGE FRANrAGE ON STATE .Rtl,
Mont. To-. Nd beautiful cofneF. ~ 4 b..
sseaF saF,, ehiek, house, tvait Main SaA
q leeAtlaasa "a NeAl faxesl :.
Evening star., 1928-04-13
WANTED TO RENT-HOUSEs.

WAN IT'D 10 hEN NK-tION oLo'
OR Z ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE IN
Cleveland Park or Chevy Chase. for l year
from May j. Address Box 173-R. star
Evening star., 1928-04-13
sALE--FARMS.
.Nl ACKES- $1,000 !

JbI NLRES, SIZ,UUO.
PRODUCTIVE 9obscco and stock farm oaiy
1 miies frOnd D.fC. over Indian Head Sta1e
rd. :'l70 acreshtillabIe. balance in osK woods.
14-rOOm. old manor house. 4-rOOm tenant
house. two tobacco barns. spring fed streams
through all fields Ioamy. well drained bot
tom lands. clay loan uplandS. Be sure 20
see this property before buying anywhere
around Washington, for this - fine farm
prced very low. For sale by owner: only
Evening star., 1928-04-13

two family nat uu teth St se4~e
rooms AMI hath each rents, HAn munth
Price 80 hnn.
Evening star., 1928-04-13
EXCHANGE.

Will EXCHANGE s0-ACRE FARM II
raaaes rhar and outSanmessn msn iao North R"H
than one trust. The farm il clear OF en-.
cilmhrance. John VI. King. 9l3 y. Y. ave.
WILL ACCEPT CLOSED NEW OR SLIGHT
~ used auto uD to $500 value as initial
payment on a new house. This is good
ODportunity for anv one desiring new. ND
to-date northwest home. Address Box 37S-R.
star office
3 CLEAR LOTS IN CHEVY CHASE FOR
city property. Bungalow in ,TakOma Park
for second trust note. Bungalow IN Cottage
RHINE. Main a7ai. ia4s H st ~ nv.
EQUITY. $1,000 IN CLEVELAND PARK
S-room home. ami. double garage. What
have you TO offer? Cleveland 1928 after
u 30 nm.
NEW BUNGALOW IN EXCELLENT LOCA-
ton, 81. Petersburg Fla. designed by regis
tered architect. Will exchange for clear lot
- BRobIE ( COLBERT. INC.
1702 Eve St. NV. Main 10i09.
WILL EXCHANGE A FINE HOUSE. con
tanning IL rooms. . baths. oil burner and
a two-car garage. with 50. 900 equity above
a $4,000 first trust. for smaller property
Mr. McALISTER. MAIN 1900.
W. z. & A. n MILLER. 11I9 18th 81. NV.
EXCELLENT RESIDENCE. IL ROOMS. 3
baths thoroughly modern: perfect condition:
lovely draperies; Room for garage. One
square from 18th & Col. rd SiS500.
E c BOWERS.
1123 Investment Bldg. Main 1871.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-20
MADARsKO VYHANA SLOW
ROBoTNfKov.

Pred kratkym casom zahajen
boly revizie robotnictva jedno-
tlivych tovariach v Mad 'arsku.
Revizie tie prevedene boly "a a.
sistencie 1radov i cetnlctva a ro-
botnictvo slovenskej narodnosti
bolo 2 prace lined prepustene a
odyezene do docasn6ho tabora,
odkial' dopravili robotnikov po
oddieloch do pohranicnej stanice
Komarno Orosyar. Staly sa do
konea al pripady, ze robotnikom
takto vypovedanym, zabavena bo-
Ia al ich mzda, ano, nebolo i'm a
nj dovolene, aby 81 mohli odniest
20 syojho bytu vlastne yeci. 20
dobnym sposobom postupuj1 Ma
d'ari al protis robotnictvu rumun
skemu a juhoslovanskemll.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-20

Ako oznamnj6 Sasopisy, bolo Y
nedAvnej dobe potato vyvosom
znameho pie6t 'ansk6ho blata 40
Ameriky. Je 70 snad po prvy ras
" dejinach obchodn, 20 "a blato
stava predmetum obchodneho w
vozu. Ma myshenku prisli ameri-
ckf lekari, ktori 81 vel mi va6ia
.blato 10 slovenskych kapel' 'ov
Piest an, ktor6ho sa $ vel Ikym d
spechom poukfva pr lieceni zasta-
raleho reumatizma a ischiasu Pr
We pokusy, ktore boly ucinene, do
padly mad ocakavanie dobre, taxi
ze vyvoz piest 'anskeho blata .
Ceskoslovenska do Spojenych Sta
tov sa mono stane jednou . ak
tivnych poloziek ceskosloven-
skej 1obchodnej bilancii. Blato sa
vyvaEa v stave suehom a vzdor Wy
soke dopravne naklady je liecenie
MIN v Amerike predsa len lacnej-
Sic, nez nakladna cesta do Europy
fCEPS)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-20
YoUxas9owNakf atoY1x4kx xo1IxY

znacne post1pila w konsolid ddcia,
politicke n6rodne uvedomenie
Slovenska ako idea demokrati.
ckej republiky villa So ! u menxi-
novych narodnostf.
Cd l. januara do 80. septembra
1927 doslo spravnym iradom ma
Slovensku oznamenie 0 vypuknuti
SO stavok. q d6vodov mndovych
doslo ku 81 stavkam, a ku 4 stav-
kan d6vodov inych. " odvetvf
banskom a zeleziarskom vypuklo
5 stavok,, obore drevarskom Z,
zemedekkom IL, v papiernach l,
roznych bolo IA. Stavok sa si-
castnilo celkom 6,041 osob a pri
stavkach bolo zameSkane 35, ,779
pracomych dnf.
Politicka sprava ma Slovensku
stoji r. 1928 pred novou prenika-
YOU definitivnou reorganization.
Sdcasne nou budn prevedene
vol by do zemskaho zastupitel'-
stva a zastupitelstiev okresnych.
Mono ddfat', ze politicka sprava
i tento raz splni vsetky ikoly, ia
nu kladene. ct. o.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-20
ZAUJfMA.VOsTI.
: Vel 'kost' Ceskoslovenskej re.

pubiky. Dl'a najnovsieho a de-
finitfvneho merania ma Ceskoslo-
venska republika 14,037 ,419 HEX
tarov. Slovensko ma 4,891.767,
Morava 2,231, $50, Cesko 5,2O6, ,468
Podkarpatska Rus 1,265, ,301 a
Sliezsko a. 1928 hektarov. Teda
Slovensko je o malo mensie svo-
jou rozlohou cd Ceska, ale Cesko
ma viac ako raz tol'ko obyyate-
Pov.
Podivn6 Navy kijevskej u
niverzity. v Rusku sd vel mi mo-
de skrateniny nazvov, posled-
nom case dosahujd rozmerov pria-
mo neuveritel ,nych. Pritom ME
ktore skrateniny nie sdi st 'astne
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-20
L'UDovA sTRANA CHCELA
vYSTUPTf Z vTIADY.

Natlak Tomankov a Budayov
boil taku tuhy, ze minuleho tyE-
dina l'udacky klub odhlasoval w.
stdpenie vlady. Hlinka sa tomu-
to usneseniu ,podrobil, ministri
dali sdhlas, DIR. Gaafk DIR. Ii
SO podpisali uk al pfsomne vyho-
toven1 demisiu. z toho bol ohrom-
ny poprask vo vladnej koal7eii.
za'ealo sa vyjednavat' a koniec
hol, ze l'ndaci odvolali svoje usne-
senie vo Wade zostali.