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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-04
SHIP SINKS AGAIN
AS CABLES BREAK
Lost Vessel Brought TO Sur
face, but Lines Fail
to Hold.

BY the Associated Press
HALIFAX, Nova Scotia. January
1.~-From ll5 miles ut sea came news
today that the crack Gloucester fish
ing schooner Columbia. which went
to the bottom In hurricane OF
August, 1927. was resurrected for 81
fecting moment at dawn on New Yea,
day on the fishing banks. Then she
dropped into the depths as cablnp
parted.
The steam trawIcr Venosta wrested
the Columbia from her tomb on the
ocean floor where the pride of Amer
lean schooner racing met her fate
with no survivor Of IL crew OF 20 -
tell the story.
capt Myhre. skipper of the Venosta
today described the weird scene as the
/, derclict. caught fast in the powerful
tackle with which the Eenosta had
been dragging the bottom of 240 feet
below. broke through the surface be.
fore the nStoniAh"d eyes OF the crew.
Masts were erect. decks and sides
glcaming with u strange brilliarcy s9
the powerful flood lights Of the tray.
Ter lighted tn" shattered hulk with an
almost phosphorcscent glow.
The dCrclict hung in space for a brief
moment with cold green sea water
pouring through her seams and pound
| ing the little trawier with every roll
of the sea. Then as suddenly as it had
cleft the waves, it dropped like q
punmct and out Of sight as the three
inch steel cables which had hauled II
! 10 the surface parted under the grain
There was no chance to investigate
The identity Of the hulk, bit none was
needed. Capt. Iyhre vas certain IT
was the Columbia.
When the travis first caught the
wreckage. those on the Venosta
thought fthe Dawn. the missing am.
phibian monoplane in which Mrs.
Frances w. Grayson and her
companions had disappeared while on
their way to Newfoundland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-04
Tourists an Industry.

The tourist business in Washington
has reached such proportions that II
is now recognized as an industry in
itself, which brings thousands of peo-
pie and millions OF dollars to the city
annually. The greatest movement of
tourists is in the Spring. but they
como all the year around, with always
increasing numbers as the years so
by. The steady stream of men and
women who come here on business.
especially business with tho Federal
Government. mounts annually and
keeps up at all seasons, 1t increases
during those portions of the year
when Congress liz in session. The
present session of Congress will prob
ably last well into June. This win
mean Spring and Summer of excep.
tionally lively business for Washing.
ton merchants and hotels.
There is no city in the land which
compares with Washington as head
quarters for every conceivable sort.
A national organization without its
main office or II branch office in the
Capital City liz coming to be an cxcep-
ton. What this means and what 1t
will mean in the future to the bust.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-04

ness men of the city In incalculable.
These organizations cover the fields
of business. politics. social welfare. re-
ligion and morals. science. education,
art patriotism, civics and OF interna-
tional affairs. A mere list OF the bod.
les that have their headquarters or
branch offices here would fill several
newspaper columns. 1t would include
such organizations as the Chamber Of
commerce of the United States. Amer
lean Institute of Architects. DauEh.
tcrs of the American Revolution.
American Rcd Cross, Pan. American
Union. National Academy of Sciences.
National Geographic Society and the
American Federation of Labor.
Leads In Convention.
This Is the convention city without
Il parallel In recent years an average
Of nearly 100 conventions year have
met here. In October, 1926, there were
20 national conventions In session In
different parts Of the city. This was
nearly an average Of one convention a
day for that month. The American
Council Of Learned Societies met here
last week. 1t comprised II different
organizations. Already 81 conventions
are scheduled to meet here in 1928.
anu noDOug CdII DIttlCt hb titiFo tiiiiN
how many more will come.
1t is estimated that an average of
so 900 persons from outside Washing
ton have attended conventions here
annually in the last three years. They
spend something Ike 100000. or even
more. every year here. When the de-
partment Of superintendent Of the
National Education Association held
it's convention here in February. 1925.
il was attended by $4,000 persons. Ii
used 26 separate assembly halls and
auditdriums for It's hourto-hour meet
;ngs and As banqucts and special
luncheons were served to its delegates.
National organizations and conven-
lions like to come tn Washington for
several important reasons. One is the
beauty and comfort of the city. An.
other is the fact that the Federal Gov
eminent is here. Transportation IA,
cilities are excellent, and not the least
inducement Is the fact that Washing
ton has facilities for disseminating
news to the Nation and the whole
world not surpassed anywhere else.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-04
DISTRICT ACCOUNTING
CHANGES ARE ASKED
Efficiency Bureau Describes Audit
ing of Vouchers on Purchases
as Cumbersome.

Certain changes in the method OF
accounting for materials purchased foi
the Engineering Department OF the
municipal government are recommend
ed in u report received by the Dis
trict Commissioners today from the
Federal Bureau of Efficiency.
The Commissioners also received
another report from the bureau de
scrihing the preparation and auditing
Of vouchers covering payment for sup
plies purchased as cumbersome.
There are five different processes
through which u voucher must pass
before completion OF the administrative
audit" said the latter report The
whole procedure requires more time
on the average than the usual dis
count period of 10 days The voucher
Is delayed too long for the District
government rightly TO take advantage
OF discounts"
The thyroid cia nd Is regnonsfhte foy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-04

schools in the last fiscal year was
S11,2S7.564. The estimated expendi'
tue for the present fiscal year Is
$1a 3iS.335, and Congress Is asked to
grant $4,000 900 for the fiscal year
which will begin July 1 next.
Without going into detail regarding
expenditures of the municipal govern
mcnt. 1t may he mentioned In passing
that the expenditure for highways has
Increased from $2,2l9.69l In 1921 to
s4.tOo.762 this fiscal year. with pros.
prct of $4,000. 900 for the next fiscal
year For the protection of life and
property --Police and Fire Departments
tho total expenditure In 1921 was
S3.532 .lS9. while this year 1t will be
SG.300,523. The cost of health and
sanitation for the city has jumped
from $2.219,69l in 1921 to s3.73l ,060
this year. The cost of running the
general offices of the municipal gov
crnment in 1921 was 81 ,02S,SSS, and
this year it Is $1,S9S,S0l.
S37,856,5jl for City.
The total actual expenditures Of the
District government in the last fiscal
year were 1856 sol. The appropri-
atoms for the present fiscal year ag-
grcgate a little more than $40 .000, 900.
while il is estimated that the Dis.
trict government will cost about
SAB 900 900 in the next fiscal year. If
Congress approves the figures sub
mitted by the Budget Bureau with the
supplemental estimates.
Washington's forward strides have
been I'm SO many different lines OF en-
doavor and natural growth that com
narrative figures are not always avail
able. Detailed inventories of the city S
private business have not been made
in the past. But glance at some of
the present day activities. or those
Of quite recent years, reveals very
impressive picture.
The city today has about GO hotels.
with n total OF II 900 rooms. exclusive
Of almost innumerable rooming houses.
It i, said to be the fourth best equip
ped hotel city in the Nation. being
only surpassed in this respect by New
York. Atlantic City and Chicago.
The enormous increase in the number
of stores and moving picture theaters
has been apparent to all. There are
- moving picture theaters in the city.
with a total seating capacity of 1880.
They include some Of the largest and
most magnificent Structures Of this
kind in the world. Washington has
L. speaking theaters with a total seat
ing capacity of 24.047 persons.
Eight great railroads enter the city.
Through freight is carried around the
congested part of the city on specially
constructed tracks, and is handled at
the Potomac Yard. located between
Washington and Alexandria on the
south side OF the Potomac River. This
is the largest railroad yard south of
New Jersey. Numerous smaller, mod.
ern railroad yards in the District take
care of freight coming into the city
and originating here.
Daily passenger trains at Union sta
ton number 1876 each way. In archi-
tectural beauty and facilities for han
ding throngs. the Union Station is n
model for railroad stations the world
over.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-04
School Funds Grow.

At the beginning of that period the
expenditures of the local government
for recreational purposes amounted TO
Si,02l,52i. The estimated expendi-
lures in this field for the present tls,
cal year are 50 $50 ,S71. The 1921 ex-
penditures for public schools aggre-
gated $3.50. AIS. and they took jump
in five years to $Io.I53.5is. as Con
gress appropriated money in a belated
attempt TO make up for the failure in
past years to provide enough modern
school buildings and to permit the
public school authorities 10 get rid of
wooden portabIcs and in some meas.
ure stop the overcrowdins i'm the
elassrooms of the better class OF old
brick structures.
Washington schools are famous all
over the world for their efficiency and
modern methods OF instruction. The
inadequacy OF school buildings has
held them back. but this want IL being
overcome. I The expenditure for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-04
CITY'S GROWTH ATTRIBUTED
TO FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
Resident Workers Now Exceed $4,000.
With Sill, 900, 900 Pay Roll Each Month.
Conventions Boost Business.

year 1928 which will end June 80,
next Is approximately $1t4,000 900.
For the fiscal year 1929 it is expected
to be about S1l5.0o0 900.
Salaries under the Legislative branch
for the present fiscal year are esti-
mated at about 81 3Od 900. This figure
includes salaries of senators and
representatives, employees of the
House and Senate. workers in the
office of the architect of the Capitol.
in the Library OF Congress, the Bo-
tanic Gardens and in the Government
Printing Office. which is the largest
printing establishment in the world.
District Government salaries for this
fiscal year are about $i.655.000. or
about $4,000 more than in the last
fiscal year. The estimated District
pay roll for the fiscal year 1929 is
Si,S9l.22i.
Near 100, 0OO. 900 This Year.
Whom all branches OF the Federal
Governmcnt. except the Army and
Navy personnel. are taken into con
sideration. and the District Govern
ment salaries arc included, the totals
of the Government pay roll in Wash
| ington for the fiscal years 1927. 1928
and 1920. estimated In round mum
berS. show steady increases. as fol.
lows:
1877 Observation-Disclosures. SIS. 500 600
il"n.3SS '.'......... .......,. i339. 1on,4no
lo~H ........... ........ l'l .noo.ooo
AS Washington has grown in popu.
lation. new problems have been pre-.
scented in transportation; the rcgula-
ton of the thousands of automobiles:
in providing light. heat and power; in
telephone and other forms OF commu-
nication in extending. widening and
paving streets and roadways in pro-
viding new public school buildings,
more teachers and more adequate ia
cilities TO take care of the increasing
number of pupils: in protecting life
and property: in health and sanitation.
public welfare work recreation and
numerous other municipal activities
The personnel and expenditures of
the District government have expand
ed TO meet the new demands, and
| these figures furnish another method
Of judging the rate of growth of the
city.
There was big jump in the rev
enues and the expenditures of the city
government in the tive-ycar period
from the fiscal year of 1921 10 the
/ fiscal year OF 1926. IN that time the
total revenue Increased from SIS .033 =.
| 343 to $2253T. fs1 The expenditures
increased from $22 373. 100 to $3l asa. ).
SIC. The revenue from personal prop
erty mounted from S3TJ9.674 to
$5,i4G .946. and on real estate from
$s,024. 344 to S14,352 sos.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-19

system by leasing the Big -Four,
Michigan Central and Chicago.
Kalamazoo & Saginaw Railroads,
in which it now has stock control.
Arguments were heard also on a
second application by the Big -Four
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago &
st. Louis-to lease the Evansville,
Indianapolis & Terre Haute Railway
and the Cincinnati Northern, now
controlled by the former line. If the
commission approves both applica-
lions, it will enable the New York
Central to unity all its subsidiaries
under one management. Greater
efficiencies and economies would re-
suit from this action, the commits
sion was told.
Objections to the applications
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-19

we're entered by representatives OF
a number of short lines not in
Guided in the plan and by minority
stockholders Of the New York Cen
trail The application has been be-
fore the commission for nearly two
years and the examiners report rec
commended its rejection on the
ground that adjoining short lines
were not included.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-19
N. Y. CENTRAL
PUSHES MERCER
Argument for Consolidation
Reopened Before |. C. C.

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, May 18.-Attor-
neys for the New York Central
urged before the Interstate Com
merce Commission today the desir-
ability of consolidating the roads
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-19
HOOVER, SMITH FAVORED
Easy Victories for Pair Predicted in
Oregon Vote Today.

PORTLAND, Ore, May 18.-Vic-
tories for Herbert Hoover and Gov
ernor AL Smith we're predicted by
most political leaders today, as
oregon voters cast their primary
election ballots.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-09
oD BIERI0TA X LEND
BER04ovI.

" tychto dnoch spoininal cely
vzdelapy svet, ze prave je tomu
dyadsat' rokoy, co francdzsky le-'
ttn konstrukter Bleriot po prvy
raz preletel more sice Kanal La
Manche. Ami ME diva roxy pred
tJm, y novembri 1906 utvorh San
tosD Dumont pryy svetovy yzdia-
lenostny letecky rekord, uletiac'
22O metroy q to "a q yterfn. Pre-
letiet' Kanal La Manche belo w
ytedy vel 'kou t6ilou letcov. Prvy
dtok podnikol Hubert Latham, je-
no polus ga vsak nezdaril, ami
ked' no opakoval. Preletiet' i1zinu
eaiaiskd bolo vtedy vel,kyn eie-..
l'om j prianfm prvych priekopni-t
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-09
ndla pre- lanpy inc drotu upletene vec. Jeden Mich
10 ,,1o ~ sI t.# 81

nidla pre- apy Inc dr6tu upetene veci. Jeden Mich
je udajne milionarom. ss
Velkl buddcnost' vidime druhej slovenskej spe-
cialite bryndz Tuto vyraba teraz len obmedzenom
mnozstye p. Payel Sturnan Detroit predava ju hav
SoVakom. Ale keby tato bryndziaren posavila
anericky obchodny zakad presyedceni, by to
hol byt podnik veky pekny zsk donasajlci Do Anne
riky mportuje stale vel'ke mozstvo svajcarskelo,
franczskeho neho syru, co je dokaz ze amercky ud
ma rad dobry syr aky Amerike nevedia vyrabat' Ne
dostatok kapitau vsak zabranuje p Stu11nanov pstt
trh medzi Amerkanov tax hryndza ostaya nezna-
milonom udu. Pan Stunan by chcel zalozit spo-
oenost zak1pit' velk farmu re by neniseo kupo-
vat draho meko ale kapital este ME upfsan Kto by
sa zaujimal, mech mu pfse.
Slovaci s1 dobri hrnciar kosikari tokar Sioyenky
vyborne eipkarky vysivkarky. Amerikani takmer vse
TEX hineny porceanovy Rad kupuju c,dzine. Kosi
ky plet1 iedka prtoy, ale lupfn al tie nedobre.
Ornamenty netoca dreva lebo neajd umefeckeho vku
SD. Hraeky robia va6Sinou plechu Vysivky cipky
kupujl impoltovan6 Irska Cesko-S o-Sloyenska inych
krajin Prileztos dost pre- tych Sovakov Slovenky.
ktorl sa tymto remesiam rozumejn
My Slovaci nemame velk kych vynalezeov, ably snae
mohli utvalat obrovske move premyse lebo nedal
81 de studoyat "a inziAerov Ale name dedctyo 20
sich predkoch ktorm name narabat ME no drzat ako
tt hrivnu, zakopane pod zemou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-09
koy letectvasi sirekej Serejnosti,
kt0ra prejavoyala nesmierny "a

koy letectvasi sirekej Ferejn0sti,
ktora prejavovaA nesmierny "a
ujem Q vynalez, ktory odp1taya
cloveka Cd zeme. Daily Mail W.
pisal odmenu 25,OW frankov pre-
foho, kto prvy splni vel XII tE-
bu. A tu sa .objavil Bleriot; Bol
ylastne predoysetkym konstrnk-
terom. Yytryale .staval stroj "a
strpjom, ably sa mn kazdy po ME
kol ko letoch rozbil. Bleriota to
peodradilo a ked i. 1903 zdaril 50
mls let na yzdialenost' niekol'k 10
kilometrov prevedent dnes
smiesnei vyyske lO.metrov, odhod-
lal sa slomit' odpor, ktory dopo-
sial' k1adlo "lietajdcemu Glove
ku" more. Po predoslyeh nezda-
roch skoro nikto neveril, ze BY .je-
no podnik skonen zdarom a Bile
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-09

riot sa vydal ma svoj let bez vac
sieho zauimu verejnosti. Sleduje
no parnik, ale Bleriot mu unika "a
ON mu nemdze stacit'. A Dol to hi
storicky okamzik, ked Bleriot
pristal ma golfovom hrisku v Do
ver Castle tax pryy krat' vzdus-
nou cestou spoil brehy Frapcie a
Angle. Slava Bleriotova bola ne
smierna, .patrily mu sympatie eele-
no syeta: preletel mad moron ce-
lych 81 KIN. Jeho prelet kanalu
La Manche ma nesMierny W.
znam v dejinach dobyvania vzdu-
chu.
Dnes vzpeminame, 9e to bol0
pred dvadsiati1ni rokmi. Go So cd
tel dolby stalo9 Axe nevidane peA
kroky nastaly v detective. Ako 50
tie kilometre zostOnasebaily! Ale
vlastne nie noyehe pod slncoan, Ci
% Lindberghoyi nehoyorih praye
tax ako Bleriotevi, ze je bla-
zon? A boil to on, ktory po mno-
hych ztroskotanych pokusoch o
preletenie Atlantickeho ocs&np
vzpomeIme len pokusu ameri-
ckeho poruefka Reeda, anstralske-
no letca Hawkera, kapitana Al
cocka poruGika BroWna Por-
tugalcov Scacdra, Cacbrala a
Gago Couttinho, ktori pryi spo-
jill stary syft noyym, ovsem Y
etapach, a konecne hrdinov Nun
gessera a Colihp - ktory prele-
tel Atlanticky ocean prxy spo-
iil yzdusnou cestou Amerikp S Eu-
ropou. A dnes je praye tax maip
slavnejsich ludf na srete ako ije'
Lindbereh, ako pred 20 rokmi bps'
10 mAlo shvneisich muzoy mad BIG
riota. Pred 20 rok1ni eely svet fo.;'
slavoval Bleriota, ktorJ spoil
brehy dyoch zemf, leaiacieh I'd Sc,
ba len na niekol 'ko desiatok KIM
dnes 50 u podarilo preletet til
vel XII mlaku, a rekordy, ktore So
pred nedaypymi 90 rokmi .neraly
lla metre, So hnes PEI &ftajd 10 til,
sfee kjlometroy. / :; piy!XX. stole
tia :" stal sa besng a, dokonsl I'm
? beznecnym dopravnvm pro-
striedkom, ktoreho denne pou6iva
M tisice 9 tiefce l'udf, ktory pas''
fpAja 5 d'slekymi krajmi ryehlo-,,
st 'oll, Q ktorej SINE pedavno ami ne
snili. Bleriotov prelet 1xiny calais
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-09
sI0VENsKT PRIEA6YsEL v AMERIKE.

Velky nadpis na malom GlanocklL Nejdeme pisat
statstiku slovenskch podnikov Amerike lebo lei ne
IlIne. Len moznostiach, ktore sa nanl ponlkajd
Mas premysel Amerike je este maly, takner nepa-
tny Jedna gombickoHa toydrei jedna strejareh, ME-
Ike drotarskych jedna bryndziaren Vali al toyare
hodFab s sloVenskych ruka0 Jest este viac-nene
nensch podnkoy, zamestnavaj1cch po tucte ludf to
vsetko - ma tri stvrte miliona Slovakoyfv Amerike
Amerke t'azko zakladat' tovarne ma tovar ktory
zkllsenl yyspe, kapitaom dobre Easoben prie-
yselnifi vErahat Zdar pre- SlpyakoE lei tom prie-
ohQ d6kazom je zdar nasich drotarov tie
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-09
vsETc1 oKREsNEMu sBoRu LtaY.

utorok vecer bola schodza Okresneho Sboru Slo-
venskej Ligy Mahoning doine tejto mali pri-
leztos presyedcit ako nam e potrebn6 toto teleso
aki 'k bohmnld pracu m0ze ono vsestranne pre-
dobro SlovakoV tohto okolia konat'
Co mas najyiac dojalo boy pod akujlce pripisy cd
trpacich vdov, ktorym Okresny Sbor prsiel pomoc
najkntckejsej chvi Jednej vdove bolo klpene nhle
case ked uz trpey znou ej osilale deti6ky nebolo
vyhl adu, zeby sa Dol kto mad mimi snilova Inde
boy kpen6 dietkam topanoeky lebo uz boly bose "a
tejto zimeD nym satocky teple kabatky Dakde boly
zasoby poravn vycerpane zival had cez obok drob
ne biedne detcky Inde matka nemlynat a; oplstena
vysilena trapenm biedou nemaa ami len meko pre-
svoje nemyna Okresny Sbor prisie ami Anjel Strazca
zachranil diet'atko cd ltrap Madu No dost tychto
obrazkov bedy utrpenia nasich sovenskyoh vdov ST.
rot Coveku puka srdce pr spomienke ze je to vobec
mozn6 ably drobne detky tax strasne nevnne rpely
nest astne matkyydovy sa tax trapiy dobe, ked je
vraj Vseobecna plosperta ked pocvame vsade dojen
he kaznes duchoynych kres anskej aske Vidno ze tie
k5fzne sll pre- vacsinu lud hadzanim hracf stel..
Okresny Sbor podporil .minuleho mesiaca sestnast'
soveiskych ydov ich sirotam iednu rodinu ktorej
otec e dozyotny nzk styoro srot bez atky
Tito vsetc potrebova potrebujd ponoc Okresny bor
len lutoyal, re nemoho pomoct lepsie nezli pomoho
Mena podporenych vd0v rodn nemozno dat do verej
nosti ebo nachodia taxi udia ktori by til mau pod
poru osomra zaprfcnil neprijemnosti ako podpore-
nym vdovam tax ceej dobrocnnej akcii Okresneho Sbo
Avsak voli kontrole Okresny Sbor ma poistenky
Cd vsetkych ydov ako al Cd obchodnkov, ktorych po
trebn6 veci boy kpene kto preav Wac nez len zveda
vos omu Okresny Sbor vd acne predostre vsetko Met
co skryvat ale MET AMI priciny zvedavym zoyse nym
dat prileztos' narobit' zloby Vybor pozosavaici q
bratov Frantiska Hudka Martina j. Lesnaka Andreja
Benedka presyedc vzdy dobre G ia alebo ona osre
Ia rodina pomoc potrebue aebo ME. Dane boo len ta
kde bola n1dza najvaosia Name nasom okoli ME 18
takychto rodin ale al so Okresny Sbor bude hi adet
pom6ct al tym potesenim tento yybor zistil, ze s1
nektori slovensk obchodnici ktori daktore chto ro
din podporujn tez, co i'm Bob iste odplaca.
Okresny Sbor tejto praci potrebuje ponoc cd kaz-
deho spolku kazdeho ednotliveho Slovaka Slovenky
" Mahoning done. Kto ma srdce mieste ten sa do
brovo ne prhlasi elena pracoynka hocktoreho Sbo
III Igy Ctene spolky ziadane s vyselat' svojch "a
stupcoy schodze Okresnehd Sbolp. Bratom Camp
bell Struhers kladiene srdce ably prisl ably sa me-
stranih kooperovania Okresnym Sborpm Ct obecen
stvo ziadame, ably chystalo kutiny ve6erok Okr
Sboru ktory bude prvn nedel'u po yel'kej Noc Is.
aprila veeer skole Sy. Cyrilla Mekoda Bude to
obycajna udalost' esty zsk pojde podporu nasch
vd0v sirot slovensk ycl.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-09
oBEsII. ga.

Albert Sehon, 70 Stop 10 Sha-
ron Lane, aajdeny bol Y stredn
jshe 1enou obeseny Y 6ande n do
nf0al. Seaaan sa opijal a sadieval
SO zeneu polieia mysli, xe to bolo
3priGMO4 jeho SamoyraEdy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-09

ikej dial vznikndt slavnemu letu
Lindberghovmu, avsak musi sa
ist' stale d'alej: hoyod sa az le-
tu okolo zemeguli niekol 'ko ma
10 zastavkami a snad' "a kratku
idobu 0 zastaykach" sa hovorit
M nebude.
Ones obdivujeme vel Ike letecke
vykony vyvoj letectva "a krat-
kych 20 rokov je nam ako by synA
bolom pokroku, co mas len mutt,
ably SINE $ hctou vspominali pr
vych priekopnikov letectva. Lind
berghovym slavnym letom. rastie
vel 'kost' prveho "transatlanti-
ckeho" letca Bleriota.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-09

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