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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-04
SPECIAL TERMS TO FAMILY WITH
l OR 2 SMALL BOYS.
Brick Bungalow on
70-Foot Lot.

Charming new BUNGALOW with rooms and
incloSed sleeping porch located in new de-
yelopment adjoining park, one block from
10th st. bus.
Living room of ample size with open fre-
place, large dining room and kitchen, 2 large
bedrooms and inclosed sleeping porch. which
is so finished that ii makes the third bed
room, tile bath with built-in tub and shower
Attic over entire house reached by broad
rooms and bath; built-in garage.
The vista OF neaGtiaiui Ioiling NUS eoveaea
and trickling streams alone make this prop
erty worth the price asked-$lO,25O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-04
$18.2S0.
EDGEMOOR.

Located In this restricted residential eol-
ony' an appealing detached residence that
Is unquestionably the outstanding home buy
IN this netghborhood. Hollow tile conEtruc.
ton: with a very pleasing interior arrange
ment; rooms, tile baths, maids room and
bath, sun parlor and garage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-04
RENT-sUBURBAN PROPERTY
SALE OR RENT-sUBURBAN PROP.

BUNGALOW, 4 ROOMS, SLEEPING PORCH
open fireplace, Garrett Park. Sale or rent
on the most reasonable terms. OWNER,
NJ. $500; res, Col. SAB
FOUR-ROOM BUNGALOW, CELLAR, ELEC..
porCheS, shade, fruit, garage: $4,000; terms.
B. NJ. SMITH, Arlington, Va. Phone Clar-
endon 2038. Z"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-04

2109 p ST. NV.
! rm., kit. and bath.
2 rms, kit. and bath.
Din. ale. and in-s-door beds.
$500 to 5000.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-19

Score at half time: :4-1S. New
Haven. Referee, Ahearn.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-19
dempsey ABLE To
dodge Reporters
Ring knowledge and Acting
Brought Him Through Interview

New York, Jan. ~ Rp-His ex-
perience a. q boxer and an actor
helped Jack Dempsey get by in his
first major brush with reporters att
er the death Of his tutor and asso-
ciate, the late Tex Richard.
Surrounded by fifty men OF the
press. Dempsey crowded about i've
rounds OF shadow boxing and at
least one full act Of the legitimate
into 4 tense half hour.
He was sidesteppinE here and
there, weaving by and away from
the persistent newspapermen, all
the while utilizing his training as a
Thespian to retain the poise which
he knew was expected Of a man
now holding such dominant place
in the sports spotlight.
The climax to this wierd COM
bination came as the conference
was breaking up. They we're try
ing to have him say something be-
yond business-like statement, re-
sarding his plans for the future.
They were emphasizing questions
as to his ambitions, II any, to be-
come = prom ,ter-to take Tex
place.
''There'll never be another Tex"
shot out 4 veteran lsxing writer.
trying one last move to break
through Dempsey's impregnable
guard.
NO" chorused Dempsey, ever
eager to indorse the kind things
spoken of his old crony. 1T took
a century to develop Richard and
it will take another century to de-
velop his SUCCESSOR He had ex-
pertly parted of that thrust.
Dramatically gripping Jacks arm,
the veteran exclaimed: You'll he
the next one. Jack!"
guard. eased back. Strengthened W
and. 1t might be said OF anyone else
but Dempsey-the Dempsey Of that
day-and ''swelled up" His face
frightened. "Well." he countered.
II might be of some help
The old mauler was just as quick
a. any one to grasp the significance
VI IuC UlCdh. ~ oNVWA NwCpL Hin
face. The old snarI. Characteristic
Of the Dempsey Of old just before
a battle, crept back into his voice.
1t was 4 moment jammed with
suspense. The crowd around him
began to drop back, some taking
leave, ,others stepping to phones to
call their papers.
A break came when q scribe
beckoned Jack to a corner where
he. ''buttonholed" him for the ques-
tions he had been wanting to ask
In private.
Dempsey said in effect that he
was concentrating his attention TO-
ward making comfortable Richards
widow and would have nothing
definite to say for three or four
days.
In his prepared statement, he ex-
pressed an intention to return to
Miami Beach to carry out the plans
Richard had for the Stribling-
sharkey fight there, February 81.
Meanwhile. he said. there wouIl
be nothing to say as to whether
he would fight again.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-19
bURRI7TS facing
keen OPPOSITION
Meet Wlimandc Wtst End All
Stln In Prdim Tonight

With both teams in the midst Of
= winning streak. fans should be
treated to 4 fast and tight battle
this evening at the Stanley Arena 1t
8 o'clock when the Burritts and the
Wilimantic West End All-6tars
clash. The visiting crew has yet to
be beaten while the Burritts have
captured their last six games
straight So far the local team has
won ten out Of II starts.
Tho West End team II composed
Of we'll known semi-pro stars In the
THREAD city and at the present time
the aggregation Is leading the City
league In that city. Needless to say
the visitors will be anxious to stop
tho mad rush Of the Burritts to-
ward the state semi-pro title.
Anxious to start its campaign for
20 victories by coping the verdict
this evening. the Burritts will start
their strongest lineup and will be
on their toes throughout the battle.
Yakubowicz and Havlick will take
care of the forward positions, Luty
will jump center. while barrow and
Carlson will roam In the backcourt.
Gill and Rose may get the call to
start if necessary.
Although hard hit three weeks
ago by the loss Of three regulars.
the Burritts have completely recov-
cred and the present aggregation is
playing sweet brand of ball. The
new crew has captured its last six
games, mainly through the defen-
sive work OF Darrow and Carlson
and the offensive power Of Yakn-
bowicz, Havlick and Rose. Luty's
work at center has left nothing 70
be desired.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-19
LOCALS LOSE TO
HILLH0USE HIGH
Red 4 Gold Court Team
Smothered Under 1921 Score

Holding the upper hand in the
score throughout the game although
at times it was very close. the New
Hagen Hillhouse won its second sue
cessive triangular league game ut
New Haven and its victim on this
occasion was the New Britain high
school basketball team. the score
being 36 to II. New Haven forged
ahead and led "a to is at half time
In the last quarter New Britain's
attack and defense crumbled and
the Hillhouse High team ran up a
big score. In this period the locals
failed to score until toward the end
Of the game when Sowka made a
foul goal and Schmarr made field
goal.
n. III. H. s.
Ed. ri. Pct.
Lochery. RI ......... 4. / 3
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-19

with his timing and distance sharp
ened by his two recent bouts, both
of which he won, he will be more
like the Johnny Clinch OF last sea-
son than ever.
This bout heads card of 10
fights which are to be furnished
from all points in. the state. have
been entered for the contest and
many good matches are in pros
pect.
The semi-final will produce three
rounds of Slam bang warfare which
might prevent the bout from going
the distance. Billy Reeves of Bris-
tol and Archie White of Holyoke
are hooked up in this battle. These
two $50 poupders mean it when they
hit and it is very likely that one or
the other will take an early sleep
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-19
stage SET FOR
AMATEUR Battle
Holst's Wildcats and Pitie's
TerrolS Meet Tomorrow

The Charge Of the Light Brigade
will have had nothing on ths clash
to be staged at the Stanley Arena toy
morrow afternoon AZ = preliminary
roller hockey attraction when Ray
Holst's Wildcats meet BUGGY"
F'itzpatrick's Terrors.
For more than \ week the players
on the two teams have been playing
tomorrow's game all over Church
street and vicinity and II they all
do what they say they are going to
do tomorrow, the entire New Britain
General Hospital staff with a dozen
or more ambulances, should be on
hand to carry off the dead, dying
and wounded.
So far two prizes are being held
out, one to the player who scores
the first goal and the other for the
team that wins the game. Charlie
bernstein has offered q steak dinner
to the initial scorer Of the game
while Lou (Doc) Cranley IL offering
soft drinks to the members Of the
winning team. These offers have only
added to the rivalry that IL already
ut fierce stage.
Holst's team has been recruited
from the Middletown Red Wings, 4
basketball quintet playing in the
Asylum City. Fitzie's crew consists Of
veterans of amateur hockey of 20
years ago with a few newcomers
mixed in. Hoist will havs Mickey
Luke and RED" Reynolds on the
firing line while he, himself. will be
at center. Hank Arburr will play
halfback with Raph Recano. goal
tender extraordinary. In the cage.
Fitz will play the first rush him
self. Hamilton Eldridge barrow Is
slated for I'D I'D rush. He will not
he on horssb& Tx. Morse will play
center with 8ayer at halfback and
Cook In the goal. It was rumored
about last night that Chubby" Leg
horn might appear in the halfback
position for the Terrors.
The game is scheduled to start
promptly at 2:30 o'clock and strange
holds are barred. Murder. mayhem
or anything else is allowed under the
rules adopted and Buggy will be
allowed to chew on his cigar. No
time out Will be taken when any of
the players fall down because II
there was, no game would be played.
A packed house should be In on the
battle.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-19

presaive record since he started
nghting two years ago and he was
ono Of the leading candidates for a
shot 1t national titles in Boston this
past year.
He IL q hard hitter and q clever
boxer and he should be able to give
Clinch plenty of trouble. There are
plenty Of fans who have seen him
In action who feel certain that he
will beat the New Britain boy m
their encounter. He is rated as the
best prospect on the Holyoke anna
teur team at the present time and,
because Of the quality of fighters
developed in the Paper City. this is
no mean distinction.
Clinch is in perfect shape. ac-
cordinE to Burke, his trainer He
has been working hard all week and
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-19

that night. Both are hard hitte n
and slashing maulers and they ase
keen ring rivals. Both VIII be
looking for a knockout
New Haven. Hartford. Bristol.
Waterbury. Holyoke and New Brit
ain will have teams entered tor TIE
tournament and 10 bouts full Of NC
ton are on the program. the
matches are being made by Wagner
of Bristol and Burke Of this city.
two Of the most experienced men in
the game. The first fight will ee
staged promptly at $50 o'clock.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-19
FANS interested
IN coming BOUT
Provost May Prove Stumbling
Block to Johnny Clinch

Plenty OF interest is being shown
by New Britain fight fans in the
appearance Of Tommy Provost Of
Holyoke at the Stanley Arena Mon
day night in the feature bout against
Johnny Clinch. leading figure among
the simon pures Of this city. The
Holyoke boy has piled up an i'm
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-19

Barney viii b. back with the
team tomorrow. according to present
reports and Providence will feel the
full force Of New Britain's offense
and defense.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-19

Nando Tassi. italian schoolmaster.
was knocked out IN the fourth
round Of his night with Belanger at
Madison Square Garden. He went
to sleep from 4 crash to the stom.
ach. The fight was one OF the pre-
Inns to the Lomski- Braddock battle.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-19

Eddie McAloon and Joe Lawlor
will appear in Middletown Sunday
against the .aed-Wings roller hockey
club. The Asylum City II becoming
4 beehive for semi-pro hockey
r. ms.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-19
SETS SWIM RECORD

sydney. New South Wales. Jan.
10 R-Arne Borg, of Sweden today
swan half mile in 10 minutes and
81 seconds
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-19
Speaking
of Sports

dlv0 VI Hefhey O0h0r1y ana
bring on Albany. Wen lick them.
Without him last night. the New
Britain team. led by the indomitab bio
kid" Williams, held the league
leaders to an to score and with
Barney In the lineup. 1t locks to
us ~ II New Britain would have
been on the winning end. Az 1t was.
the New Britain crew played = won.
derful game and It deserves all the
credit In the world.
kid" williams appears better In
defeat even than he does In Nctry.
His work against great odds last
night, stamps him a. the best play
er we have ever seen. He. single
handedly, made 1t possible for New
Britain to stay In the running right
UP to the last minute and had he
an experienced player opposite him.
Albany would have had plenty Of
trouble.
Barney will ba back with the
team tomorrow. according to present
reports and Providence will feel the
full force Of New Britain's offense
and defense.
New Britain starts 4 busy sched-
ule tomorrow. Providence plays here
Sunday afternoon. New Britain
plays At Providence Monday. The
locals 20 to Fall River Tuesday. Al
bany IL back here again next
Thursday night. New Britain goes
to Waterbury Saturday night while
the shamrocks appear here = week
from tomorrow.
Eddie McAloon and Joe Lawlor
will appear in Middletown Sunday
against the Red Wings roller hockey
club. The Asylum City IL becoming
4 beehive for semi-pro hockey
r. ms.
Nando Tassi. italian schoolmaster.
was knocked out IN the fourth
round Of his night with BelanEer at
Madison Square Garden. He went
to sleep from 4 crash to the stom.
ach. The fight was one Of the pre-
Inns to the Lomski- Braddock battle.
mike" Strong, New York univer-
sity football star, will b honored
by his home folks in West Haven
tonight. The entire town u going
to turn out to greet him. He will
be the guest Of honor at 4 testi-
1nonial banquet during the course Of
the celebration.
The New Britain basketball team
IL scheduled to meet one Of the
classiest combinations in the coun-
try tonight at the Stanley Arena.
Tho Washington Palace Five has III
ways been one of the leading gum
tets In the game and this years
team ID no exception.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-19

Ruzomberok, 30. marca. V sire
du Dol vyruseny stekotom svojich
psov rol mix Jan Zucha z Niznej.
ked' psi neprestavali stekat', Wy
siel ma dvor isiel "a mimi. Psi
no zaviedli do mastale. Ked vsti1-
pill do mastale rozsvietil lampu,
videl, ako akasi cudzia zena ubie-
ra mlieka jeho kravam. Zahasil
svetlo, zavrel mastal zavolal
svojich synov. S palicami ru-
kach vosli vsetci "a zlodejkou.
Ked' vstnpili dnu, zeny tam uz
nebolo. Nasli ju ale pod valovom
ukryt1 v slame. Ked jul vytiahli
stary Zucha sa jej spytal, co
tam robi, odpovedala, re bosoru-
je. To nahnevalo gazdu tax, ze ju
zbil vyhodil 20 dyora. Hned' ra-
no udal pripad cetnikom, ktori ma
domnelu "bosorku'', inacej dobr1
gazdinu, urobili trestne ozname.
ME.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-19
MOVE sKoLsKE osNOvY.

Ministerstvo skolstva narod-
nej osvety pripravilo niekol 'ko
novych osnov skolskych zakonov.
Je to navrh 0 pravnom postave-
nj uciterstva nestatnych skol ma
Slovensku a Podkarpatskej Rusi,
o accompaniment staropenzistov,
zakon definitive skolskych in
spektorov, navrh na organizaciu
krajinskej skolskej rady ma Slo-
vensku a Podkarpatskej Rusi, "a
kon materinskych skolach, o
". rocniku mestianskych sk6l,
zakon l'udovych knizniciach, o
organizacii realok, o sriadeni Wy
sokej technickej skoly Kosi-
ciach, % ucnovskych skolach j.
ne. Tieto osnovy boly uz medzi-
ministersky prejednane Ghra-
de, potrebnej k ich uvedeniu do
zivota, jedna sa ministerstve fl
nancii. (Vsetky tieto navrhy pri-
pravene boly este "a ministra DIR
Hodzu.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-19
BOZ CETNiKov S CIGANMI.

Cop, 20. marca. V tychto dnoch
utiekli vazenia okresneho s1du
v Kral 'ovskom Chlumci dvaja ne
bezpecni lupici, cigani Juraj Fe-
nyes Macko a Jan Fenyes Macko
70 Sineru. Hned' ma druhy den pc
svojom 1teku dopustili sa znovu
vel 'kych ldpeznych kradezi, pri
ktorych i'm pomahala ciganka Pi-
roska Vastagsaguova q Maleho
Giresu.
Getnlci 20 stanice Kral 'ovsky
Chlumec, strazmajstri Jozcf Trn-
ka a Jan Michalek prisli ma sto-
pu tejto trojice a zatkli ich eli
ganskom tabore v Malom Giresi
Uprchlici s. cigankou doprayeni
boli ma obecny lrad, aby mohol
byt' preyedeny vyshch. Pri W
sluchu vrhli sa cigani ma cetnl
Aku hliadku snazili sa ju od
zbrojit. Juraj Fenyes Macko w
tlaAol ostro nabity revolver, "a
lnisriI III stfazmaj jstra Trnku /
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-19
70 starej vlasti
,Zpravy prebrans z krajovych
casopisov.)
PocTA spISovATEL' 'ov1 UR
BANKOVI.

l. Sbor Slovenskej Ligy ma Slo-
vensku vyslal tychto dnoch de-
putaciu k zasllzenemu dramati-
ckemu spisovatel 'ovi Ferkovi Ur-
bankovi, ably mu prejavila svoj
oddany hold u prilezitosti jeho u
zdravenia zahajenia novel spi-
sovatel'skej cinnosti. V deputacii
boil predseda /. sboru Slovenskej
Ligy v Bratislave, Msgre prof. DIR.
Alojz Kolisek, pi. Helena Bresten-
ska a pan Dzavik. Staruekemu
spisovatel'ovi a narodnemu budi-
tel'ovi odovzdane boly kvety a v
meme dstrednej spravy Sloven.
skej Ligy Dol mu odovzdany cest.
ny honorar "a jeho vlasteneckt
verse, ktore boly uverejnene ako
l. svazok jubilejnej kniznice Slo.
venskej Ligy. Spisovatep Urba,
mex Dol touto navstevou vel mi
dojaty 81 'ubil, ze dokial' bude
moot, ze bude vzdy al mad 'alei
.dl'a svojich sil pracovat' "a Slo-
venskd Ligu a "a slovenskd kul-
turu. 9.:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-19
zABIL MANzELKU / sEBA.

Gazda Stefan kysel V PlieSov-
skych Lazoch pri Zvolene "a dlhe
roxy I'll so svojou manzelkou po-
kojne. Ale ich st'astie sa konecne
srutilo. z nepatrnych pricin do
chadzalo' medzi mimi V ostatnom
case k hadkam a svarom a man.
zelstvo predtym tax si1ladne, sta
10 sa predmetom dennych rozho-
vorov dedine Medzi Kyselom
a ieho manzelkou doslo konecne
k takej prudkej hadke, re Kysel
chytil take zelezn6 kladivo a
niekolko iidermi lplne rozbif syo
jej manzelke lebku. Nest 'astna
zena klesla krvou zaliata na zem
Il Cnedlho skonala. Nato sa vrhol
kysel ma svoju 15-rocnn dceru
Mariu a chcel ju tiez usmrtit
Ale dieveat u sa podarilo izby
ujst' k susedom, ktorym rozpove-
dalo, co sa u Mich stalo. Ked pri-
sli do domu Kyselovcov, nasli je-
ho manzelku mrtvn ma zemi a KY
sela obeseneho ma obloku. 70 stra-
chu pred trestom 81 zlfal.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-19
DIETA MA ZERAVEJ PECI.

15-mesacne diet a vdovy Marie
Mihalcikovej vo Valtasute pri Sc
redi mad Vahom bolo uz Wac dni
chore, cele noci nespalo a matka
S MIN vel'mi trpela. Konecne sa
talk rozculila, re diet'a polozila ma
rozzeravenu pee. Ma zlfaly kirk
pribehli slsedi, diet'a vyslobodili
a odviezli do trnavskej nemocni-
ce, kde vsak zomrelo. Ma matku
bolo urobene trestne oznamenie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-19
POSLANEC TOMANEK ODVO
LANY z BRATIsLAVSKEJ
RADNICE.

Poslanec Florian Tomanek Dol
zvoleny do mestskeho zastupiteP-
stva v Bratislave Dol tiez Gle
nom mestskej rady. L'udova stra-
ma teraz ziada, ably poslanec To-
manek vzhPadom ma to, ze no
strana vylncna, Dol tejto svojej
funkcie zbaveny jeho nastup-
com aby sa stal redaktor Sidor.
O tejto ziadosti bude rozhodoyat
krajinsky iirad, lebo poslanec To-
manek Dol kandidovany do NEST.
|skeho zastupitel lstva miestnou or
ganizaciou 4 ME vykonnynl yybo'
rom alebo predsednfctvom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-19

tela cez 1sta, ale ia d6razne uda-
vam, ze ziaden fajciar certifiko-
vanej OREMO neriskuje tomto
ohlade mic. vsetko, Go ide do va
sich lst, ma byt' ciste. Veci, s kto-
rymi sa necistotne naraba, nema-
jd nikdy byt' vlozene do 1st. Sa-
nitacne, vedecky ciste tovarne O.
chraiuj1 zdravie fajciara GRE
MO, lebo ' CREMO dostane ciga-
ru, "a ktoru rucim, ze je cista a
bez zarodkov."
Ma dodatok k ochrane zdrayia,
ktore tn opisuje Alfred w. Nc
Cam, CREMO dava fajciarovi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-19

stisol koh1tik. Rama na st'astie
zlyhala q Trnka samoobrane S
napatim ostatnych sil vytrhol sa-
blu posvy a bodnul dtocnika
do ramona. Cigan ako divoky W.
hol sa znovu ma strazmajstr
Trnku, ktoremu koneene podari-
10 sa zasadit dtocnikovi ranu do
prs a do brucha. Cigan dial sa ma
utek po niekolko krokoch kle-
sol ma zem a "a chvlPku zomrel.
v tom case zapasil strazmajster
Michalek tiez ma zivot a smrt S
druhym ciganom, ktory sa no
snazil usmrtit'. Ked' ale videl, re
ieho druh klesol ma zem doko-
nava, ma kolenach prosil oboch
strazmajstrov "a odpustenie. O.
baja cetnici bol1 zapase vazne
poraneni celia miestnost' obec-
neho starostu Racza >bola demolo-
vana.s Ciganka utiekla, ale bola
dopadnuta S Janom Fenyesom
Mackom dopravena na sud.
Obyvatel 'stvo z cel6ho kraja je
vd'acne obom cetnikom, re ich
zbavili tychto zloeincov, ktori
ySade sirili strach hriizu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-19
UTOKY MA BISKUPA ORA
CARSKEHO.

Budapestiansky dennik Ma
gyarsag" dtocf ma kosickeho bis
kupa dra Carskeho, preto ze sa
mu asi nepaci ze DIR. Carsky Dol
je slovakom. Casopis uverejilu-
je tiez protest IA vychodoslo-
venskych knazov proti Andrejovi
Hlinkovi chvali povodcov pro-
testu, zvlast kanonikov Toszta,
Konradiho, Pernika, Dobranske-
no, presovskeho prelata Zaborov-
skeho inych.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-19
PALAC KRAJNSKEHO "a
STUPITEL 'STVA, H.,

V krajinskom trade Brati-
slave bola porada o vystavbe no.
veho palaca pre- krajinsky urad
a krajinske zastupiteFstvo. Je
definitivne rozhodnute, re novy
pal8c bude ma namesti Slobody.
iti2ova sut al bude kratkom ca
Sc vypisana a vystavba bude u
koncena behom SIS rokov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-19

najva6si mozny pozitok 2 fajce-
MIA, lebo st robene vyberanych
dohanov, vsetko zralych jem-
nych. The American Cigar Com
pany vynalozila vyse 81, ,OU,0 900
ma zdokonalenie sposobov. a pro-
striedkov vyroby, Go CREMO ci-
garam zaru6uje rovnakd fajno-
vost'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-19
KOL 'KO JE v CSR. SK0L, UCI-
TEL L'OV A ZIAKOV.

Podl a najnovsich dat je v Ces-
ko-Slovenskej republike 21.30O
skol, ma ktorych 1S,429 ucitel 'ov
uciteliek vyucuje iihrnom g.
239,7S4 ziakov ziacek. Narodne
skoly majn 1,713,830 ziactva,
stredne skoly maju 394,657 Stu
dujncich a vysoke skoly 28,SO9.
(PVV.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-19

cenia, ked sved6il o cistote GRE
MO cigar. Uznavany "a jedneho
najchyrnejsich znalcov cistych
pozfvatin, jeho odobrenie produk-
tu je rydzou znackou cistoty a
kvality.
v intervj1, DR.. McCann udal: !:
"Vacsina nemoci dostane 50 do