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The Washington times., 1929-07-27
How Herb KeeDs Fit

Herb RawIinson's hobby is walk.
ing. Each morning finds him on
Sixteenth Street in the vicinity Of
the embassies. Herb keeps tit
that way when he can't go swim.
ming in salt water. It Is reported
that he IL glutton for vegetables
and drinks gallons OF milk.
The Washington times., 1929-07-27
NEWBUICKS PUT
ON EXHIBIT

The 1880 Buick makes its debut
today at the showrcoms Of the
Washington branch Of the Buick
Motor Company ana approximately
1000 dealers here ana throughout
the country.
The 1880 Buick line. az IN former
years. Is divided into three series.
The wheelbase and horsepower Of
all models has been increased. The
wheelbase Of the six models of the
90 series has been increased from
f16 to 11S inches, and the engine
has been stepped up to. 80h horse
power.
Wheelbases Of the two models IN
the SO series Ii increased from ri
to 124 inches. and on the six models
Of the so series from 129 to 132
inches. Models In the SO and 80
series have an engine which viii
develop 80 horsepower. All models
in all series have an actual speed
wen up in the seventies.
Car Ts Built Lower
In addition to iengthening the
wheelbase, the car has been built
lower. Body lines and contours Of
the radiator shell are diminished
and thefmostaticaliy operated smut
ters are added TO the front.
Many mechanical advances have
been embodied. A steering wheel
road shock eliminating device,
coupled with q fully adjustable
worm and roller type steering as-
sembly, makes the new car singu-
larly easy to steer ana handle at
high speeds and in In slow.moving
heavy city traffic.
Semi-elliptic springs and double
acting shock absorbers are used,
with four wheel internal expanding
controlled Servo brakes, redesigned
transmission and clutch. improved
The Washington times., 1929-03-29
Kentucky Society

The Kentucky Society will have
its last meeting of the season on
Tuesday evening, April %. when
the election of officers for the
next year will take place. A com.
mittee to nominate officers was
named at the meeting of the 50,
ciety on Tuesday evening at the
Willard Hotel. Members of this
committee are Col. George T. Welt
eel, chairman; Mrs. Matte Wyatt
Porter and DR.. W. L. Gausman.
At the April meeting there VIII
Bergman, cartoonist and native
Of Kentucky. and music program
by Mrs. Hildred Morrow, soprano
and Mrs. Walter F. Jacobs. pian.
list, of Louisville. Mrs. Morrow
and Mrs. Jacobs are coming to
Washington for this purpose.
Rear Admiral Hugh Rodman
addressed the society at it's meet
ing on Tuesday evening. Mrs
Elvina Rowe gave a program CT
songs accompanied by Mrs. Nary
Matthews Taylor.
In the receiving line with the
president, Mrs. Maurice II
Thatcher. were the Egyptian Min
lister and Madame Samy. the Per.
sian Minister, Admiral Rodman
Representative and Mrs. ]. Lir.
coin Newhall, Mrs. Robert Black
burn. Col. and Mrs William Pres
ton Wooten, Capt and Mrs. Carroll
Power. Mrs. Marie Tyler McCor.
mack. Mrs. Frank c. Henry and
Mrs. Evelyn Fitzhugh Shapter.
The Washington times., 1929-03-29
NOTES OF SOCIETY

reservations for the breakfast are:
Mrs. A. c. Cron, who will have
as her guest, Mrs. James +.
F'etchet: Mrs. Daniel c. ChaCe.
who will entertain Mrs. Cloyd
Heck Marvin; Mrs. Walter r.
T'uckerman, Mrs. Margaret S.
Carruth, Of Dallas. Tex; Mrs.
Spalding Evans, Of New York;
Mrs. Kate Speake Penney, of
Ala bama, Mrs. Lucy Steward
Mobile, Of st. Petersburg, Fla;
Mrs. I. c. Hanscom, Mrs. Emma
w. P. Slack, Mrs. Willoughby
Chesley, Mrs. r. Winston Holt,
Mrs. F.. NJ. BulIard, Mrs. Frank
Pyle. Mrs. Mason Brown. Mrs.
Anne kelledy Gilbert, Miss Det-
wiler, Miss Corinne Connolly,
Mrs. Mary F. Thompson. Miss
Rosa Fairfax. Mrs. Katherine
Wisner, Miss Janet II. Num- and
Miss Osmond.
The public is invited to attend
and reservations may be ma lie
through the Willard Social Blu.
reau.
X
Mr.. and Mrs. Enzer Brandon,
of Falls Church. Va, will have
as their guests over the Easter
holidays the latter's brother and
sister.inlaw. Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Melvin Thompson. of Newark. n.
j., whose marrige took place re.
Gently. Mr.. and Mrs. Brandon
will entertain at bridge tomorrow
evening in compliment to Mr.. and
Mrs. Thompson.
The Washington times., 1929-03-29
FIRST LADY AT
CHILDREN'S
PARTY
Attends Farewell Fete on
Mayflower; Suzanne ,
Boone Hostess

While the Mayflower, the yacht
of former Presidents, has been
"scrapped," it is still locked at
the Navy Yard and is in a salts
factory condition for a childrens
playground.
Suzanne Boone, the little daugh-
ter OF Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs.
Joel r. Boone, entertained on boarG
the ship yesterday afternoon for
about 50 of her friends and a few
grOwn-ups.
Mrs. Hoover was the ranking
grown-up at the childrens party.
She motored down from the White
House and spent some time shar-
ing the fun of the youngsters.
Commander Boone, who IS ply
stefan to the President, has also
mad among his duties. the care of
the health of officers and crew
of the Mayflower.
The Mayflower is leaving Wash
ington on Tuesday for it's resting
place in the Philadelphia Navy
Yard.
The Washington times., 1929-03-29

Henry Simon. formerly attached
to the French Embassy in Wash.
ington, has been detailed to Mon
treal, Canada, as French consul
general after a period of duty in
Reykjavic. Iceland. He is ex-
pected in Washington shortly for
a visit.
Col. and Mrs. Hugh d. Wise. of
New York, accompanied by their
sons, Hugh D. Wise. jr.. and John
S. Wise. are guests at the May
flower en- route to Virginia on
motor trip.
Married
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Barbour
Daingerfield announce the mar
rage of their daughter. Helen, to
John Arthur Greenhalgh. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Grenha!yh.
of this city, which took place on
Wednesday in Rockville, Md.
ajor Frederick A. Holm"r.
military attache of the American
Legation in Stockholm, and Mrs.
Holmer. have arrived in New
York and are staying at the
Astor Hotel.
The Washington times., 1929-03-29
Opera Patrons

The Attorney General and Mrs.
William D. Mitchell have given
their names to the Metropolitan
Opera Committee as patrons of
the forthcoming season Of grand
opera to take place here, at
Polls Theater, on April II, Is
and 20.
The Secretary of the Navy and
Mrs. Charles Francis Adams are
also announced as opera patrons
group including likewise the Vice
President and the Secretary of
War and Mrs. Good.
Mrs. Walter F. Brown, wife of
the Postmaster General, will leave
at the end of next week for
Toledo, Ohio, where she will pass
the month of April.
X X
The Secretary of Labor and
Mrs. Davis have as their guest
their niece, Miss Esther Ford
Jones. who arrived yesterday from
her home in Sharon. Pa. and will
be with them until Tuesday.
II X
Senator and Mrs. Royal s.. Cope.
land and their son. Royal S. Cope
land. jr.. have returned to the
Wardman Park Hotel from New
York. Mrs. Copeland and her
son will go to New York on Sun.
day and Senator Copeland will
join them there Tuesday.
The Earl of Drogheda spent
yesterday in the Capital on his
way from New York to Hot
Springs, Va.
X X
Mile. Helene Heilmann, daugh.
ter of the French consul general
in. San Francisco and Nine. He'll
mann. is visiting Lieut.. and Mrs.
Elliott B. Strauss in their George.
town home at 1896 p St.
The Washington times., 1929-03-29
San Domingo

Col. and Mrs. William j. Don
ovan sailed yesterday on the
"Coamo" for SantO Domingo. This
is the same ship that Is taking
former Vice President Dawes and
his associates on the commission.
who are going to the Dominican
Republic to aid the Govern
ment in arranging its finances.
The children of Colonel and
Mrs. Donovan are remaining in
the Donovan home in George
town
Additional patronesses for Mira
Mccoy Andrews Day Nursery,
benefit card party to be held at the
Mayflower Hotel Tuesday after
noon from 2 to o'clock are: Mrs.
James J. Davis, Mrs. A. V, Bur
dine. Mrs. Augustus Taylor. Mrs.
Cary r. Grayson, Mrs. Perry
johnson. Mrs. J. T. Hendrick,
and Mrs. w. H. Bradbury.
The young ladies assisting are:
Miss Constance Etz. Miss Emily
Starratt, Miss Peggy Dow, Miss
The Washington times., 1929-03-29
BOXES TAKEN
FOR POLO
BALL.
Delegates to Cancellation
Conference to
Attend

The Secretary of War, James w.
Good, has taken a box for the ball
to be given by the War Depart
ment polo club at the Willard on
Monday night, April l.
Other box holders are the Hun.
garian Minister and Countess See
chenyi, Senator Lawrence c.
Phipps, Gen. Charles =. Summcrall,
chief of staff, u. S. A; Mrs. Joseph
Letter. Mrs. Thomas +. Walsh,
Mrs. Charles BOughtOn Wood. Mrs.
John X. Williams. Mrs. Robert E.
Lee, Keith Merrill, Maxim karolik,
William Phelps Emo, Maj. Gen.
Henry T. Alien, Brig. Gen. Charles
G. Treat, Maj. Gen. II. b. Crosby,
Maj. Gen. Frank Parker, Col. r.
NJ. Thompson, Major George g.
Patton, jr., Major Raymond +.
Lee and Major II. G. Dawson.
Delegates to the Commission of
Inquiry and Cancellation of Bolivia
and Paraguay will attend the ball,
with the ladies of their families.
Among those who have accepted
are Senior and Sonora Rivas and
Senorita Lola Posada. Colombia;
DR.. and Senior Marquee Sterling
and Senior and Sonora Garcia,
Cuba; DIR. and Sonora de Alves-
tegui, DR.. and Sonora de Finot,
Capt. Oscar Moscoso and Hum
herto Cueto, Bolivia: DR.. Enrique
BOrdenave, DR.. Francisco c.
Chaves, Senior and Sonora Pablo
Insfran and Julio Cesar Chaves.
Paraguay, and Gen. Guillermo
Ruprecht. Senorita Ines Ruprecht
and DR.. Albert DomingueZ, Uru.
quay.
Major and Mrs. F.. II. Hicks
were at home yesterday afternoon
to a group of friends whom they
had invited to meet Miss Nan
Wright, of Hutchinson, Kans
Miss Wright. student at Mt.
Vernon Seminary is spending the
Easter Holiday with Major and
Mrs. Hicks at Stoneleigh Court.
X II
Mrs Frederick p. Bagley and
Mrs. Paul r. Reed. of Boston. are
passing some time at the Carlton.
The Washington times., 1929-03-29
Authors. Breakfast

The annual authors breakfast
of the National League of Ameri-
can Pen Women will take place
on April ~ in the large ball.
room of the Willard Hotel at II
o'clock.
Among those who have made
The Washington times., 1929-03-29
NEWS AND GOSSIP OF SOCIETY IN THE CAPITAL
Washington s Group of Writers
Turn NOW TO "reminiscences
General Lejeune to An
swer Famous Query; a
Bachelors Memoirs

The question "What did
you do in the world war?'
which former President Cool
idge is said to have asked
Mai. Gen John A. Lejeune.
at a dinner at the White
House, is about to be an
swered. For the man who
commanded the Marines in
France has a book, "Remi-
niscences of a Marine, now
on the pressts. 1t will tell
all about chow the Marines
won the war" and some
thing of the life of the
stalwart fighter who is soon
to "take command" of the
Virginia Military Institute.
"reminiscences
The amusing tale of Mr..
Coolidge's query was told re-
cently-with great effect-at a
dinner given for General Lejeune
by the Press Club Post of the
American Legion; and the
general didn't deny it.
The vogue for "reminiscences,
by the way, seems to be having
its influence in Washington.
Heretofore most of the Capitals
growing writing group have
gone in for novels, but right
now a half dozen well-known
Washingtonians are bringing
out memoirs or are engaged in
writing them.
Bachelors Memoirs
George T. Marye's new volume,
"Nearing the End in Imperial Rus
sia," Is the fruit of his experience
as u. S. Ambassador to the court
of the late Car of all the Russias.
And Mrs. Minnigerode Andrews is
now compiling the third of an en-
Saging series Of "reminiscences of
a stimulating life. Her much-dis-
cussed Memoirs of Poor Rela-
ton" which was concerned princi-
pally with her girlhood days in the
Virginia Of the reconstruction
period, was followed by "My Studio
Window" past which streamed
the pageant of life in Washington
Presumably the new volume, like
the others, will be illustrated with
the silhouettes of famous folk
which Mrs. Andrews cuts so deftlv.
For the last year or two William
Bowie Clarke has been working on
q book which is to deal-to quote
the author-with forty years of
being a bachelor" Those years
have been spent in Washington,
where administrations come anc
go but where Bowie Clarke seems
to go on with the social stream
forever. And he should have much
to contribute that Is entertaining
in the way Of comment on men
and manners.
The Washington times., 1929-03-29

Hester Baden, Miss Dorothy John
son. Miss Alice Whitman. Miss
kathryne Dampire. Miss Battailie
Scott and Miss Eleanore McDer-
mott.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Cahill. who
have been spending some time in
Hot Springs, Va, have joined
James D. Kennedy, of Detroit, at
the White Sulphur Springs. w.
Va, over the Faster holidays.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-09-13
ZAS JEDEN PIONEER SA
P0MINUL DO VECNOSTI

Stefan Jarab, {. 532 E. Pasa-
dena Ave, zomrel vo stvrtok mi
nuleho tyzdna svojej domac-
nosti po dlhsej nemoci ma raka vo
veku 81 rokov. Odumretim p. ia
raba odchadza nasich radov zas
jeden pionier a pracovnik sloven-
sky. DO Ameriky prisiel pred 43
rokmi ziicastnil sa verejneho III
vota. Bol jednym 20 zakladate-
lov clenov S. Odboru Mar. SLOW.
Spolku a prisllchal do osady Sv.
Cyrilla Methoda. Bol formanom
u Sheet & Tube Co. Zanechal
manzelku JOHANNA a naeledovne
dietky: pi. MARIN Pompura, Jana,
Jozefa Stefana tuna; pi. Helenu
Effinger v Pittsburgh pi. Annu
Tandler vo Floride. Tiez sedem
vn1cat.
Pohrab mu Dol pondelok ra-
no chramu Sv. Cyrilla Metho-
da. Pohrabne obrady vykonal
Rev. Jan M. Liscinsky. Pochova-
ny boil "a vel 'kej dcasti pirate
l'ov pribuznych ma Calvary cin-
torine, kde v meme Odboru s. N.
S. S. odobral sa cd zakladatel'a
predseda Odboru, p. Andrej Pa
len6ar. Pozostalym vyslovujeme
1primnI s6strast'!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-09-13
1877 sL0VAKOV BoLo
NATURALIZovANE vLAN1

Klerk okresneho sildu vydal
Statistiku o naturalizacii prist "a
hovalcov. PodPa jeho 1dajov, ma
turalizovane bolo vlani v Maho-
ming okrese -l87 Slevakev- Slo-
veniek, 319 Talianov, Is Polia-
kov, 55 Grekov, 40 Anglicanov,
2S Rusov Is Turkov. Talianov
je kazdorocne naturalizovane Wac
nez ktorejkol'vek inej narodno-
sti. Klerk hovori, re toho roku
naturalizovane bude Wac prist'a-
hoyalcov, ako vlani. Vlani vset-
kych naturalizovanych prist'aho-
yalcov bolo 1,O45, toho poctu
181 zien.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-09-13
ARABI PRESTALL
v SVOJOM ZURENi

Palestinski Arab, ktori napad-
Ii Zidov ohnom mecom v ich
svetovou vojnou utvorenej vlasti,
zastavili d'alsie zlrenie, ked' vi
deli prichadzat' vacsie silly angli.
ckeho vojska.
Podla zprav, Arab pozadujd
parlamentarnu vladu Palestine
$ rovnakym zastdpenfm pre- vse.
tky narodnosti. Arab su tam vo
vel'kej vacsine, preto vlada by
bola v ich rukach. Zidia, rozumie
sa, nem6zu ma to pristat'.
Arab teraz sl bojkotovani lid.
mi, ktori nekupuj1 Cd Arabov a
nj len potraviny obavajdc sa, Ii
sd otravou napustene.
|, Zidia po celej' Amerike vydrzia
vajd protestne schodze proti vra
zedlnym Arabom. v Youngstown
mali schodzu pondelok, ma kto
rel nasbierali vyse $4,000 ma po
moe svojim trpiacim spoluyercpn
" Palestine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-09-13
Youngstowncani vypatrali
ohromne dedictvo v Anglii
Pp Milan Saliva Jakub Greenfield nasi 900 600 90
pozostalost po srbskom vynalezcoU Nikoov Bzumicov
Jeden hlavnych dedicov Hje Youngstown.

nych dat vyslanectvo pozostalost
vypatralo. Je toho okolo % milf
onov funtov sterlingov, ma ameri-
cka peniaze lis milionov dolarov
a ma juhoslavianske peniaze 6 BIZ
linonov 16O millionov dinarov.
Wac, nezli je vsetkych dinarov
obehu. Keby dedicia mali dostat'
dedictvo dinaroch, nemohlo by
i'm byt ami vyplatene
o dedictvo prihlasene je 30 de-
dicov, ktori sl uz uznani "a o.
pravnenych. Dalsich asi 15O Bizu-
micovcov sa hlasi. Maxim Bizu-
mic 20 Steelton, ktory ma zaslu-
hu "a vynajdenie dedictva, je
jednym z hlavnych dedicov, lebo
jeho stary otec boil bratom Niko-
lu. Ma dedictvo opravnene sd j je-
ho deti a zena.
Ked' sa zvest' dedictve dosta-
la do Juhoslavie, vsetky belle
hradske denniky vydaly extra
Cele strany zaplnene boly 0 "svi-
niarovi" Bizumicoyi, ktory zane
chal Wac majetku, nezli majl
vSetci Juhoslaviani dinarov. Ne
maly rozruch sposobeny boil me-
dzi Juhoslavianmi i tn v Youngs-
town a Maxim Bizumic je pred
metom obdivu j znepokojovania.
CT dedieia dostand vsetky pc
maze, je otazka. Anglicka vlada,
ak al yyda dedictvo, stiahne 81 5
neho hodne ako dedi6nn dan. Jn-
vianska vlada urobi podobne
a dedicia dostanil, co i'm zostane.
Ale al tax bude toho dost' pre-
kazdeho Bizumi6a, ably nemusel
viac pracovat'.
PIP. Salvovi a Greenfeldovi gra-
tulujeme k iispesnemu vypatra-
niu pokladu, ktory, zda sa, bol
Anglicku skryty pod ,siedmimi
zamkami.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-09-13
BELL RUSI HUCKAJU
# !. CfNANOV DO VOJNY

Toho tyzdna udaly sa tube boje
ma hraniciach Mandzurie a Sibi-
ru medzi cfnskym a ruskym VOL
skom. V jednej bitke, ktora trva-
la diva dni, v ktorej 10000 CT
iianov bralo beast, Rusi znicili a
zaujali cihske hranicne mestecko
Pogranicnaja Cinania museli sa
utiahnut' ma druhl obrannu cia-
ru., Obyvatel'stvo Pogranicnej zu-
tekalo do vnitrozemia.
Cfnska vlada .oznamovala sve-
tn. ze Rusi bez vypovedania zapo-
cali proti Cine vojnu, ale soviet
ska vlada sa potion ozvala a uda-
la priciny, preeo jej vojska ma
paddy a zaujaly Pogranitnn. So
vietska vlada hovori, re Cinania
huckani sG bielogardistami (cari-
stami) ruskymi do vojny so So
vietskym Ruskom a re "a posled-
ne tyzdne cinske vojsko, vedene
bielymi Rusmi, previedlo 19 ITO
kOv ma sovietske uzemie dixie
1000 MIL Ably Rusko chranilo
svoje hranice pred buddcimi ma
padmi, zaujs.lo Pogranicn1 a jest
Ii v napadoch cinske vojsko bude
pokraeovat', porobi kroky, ktore
mozu West k vaznym nasledkom.
TFm ruska vlada zaiste myslela
opravdovu vojnu.
Y Berlina sa oznamuje, re rus
ky zastupca zastavil vyjednava-
ME cinskym zastupcom OIL 'adom
ruskej zeleznice Cine a tistupky,
ktore porobil, odvolal. Tedy
vyhl'ady M urovnanie sporu s1
vel'm beznadejne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-09-13
HRoZf ZNACNE
ZVYSENIE DAM.

Ak obcanstvo ma jasen odhlasu-
je zamysl 'ant podvysky prijmov
pre- mesto, skolskn radu a pre- o.
kres, dahove raty, poskocia z $2.1O
cd 500 majetku ma $2.4O. Inymi
slovami, ktory clovek ma dom o.
sacovany ma $4,000 a dosial' pla-
til $105 dane rocne, bude platit'
$120, tedy $15 Wac ako doteraz.
Mesto pyta podvysku ma dlazde-
ME a sirenie Market ulice, skol-
ska rada ma skoly. Il. q okres ma de.
ficit. X tomu j stat dostane pod
vysku ma stavbu statnej budovy v
Columbus Mill Creek park ma
jeho udrzia vanie v poriadku.
Cftame caste, re danovnici d.
hujd vySe poldruha miliona do
larov. Keby sa tieto dlhy skolek-
tovaly, nebolo by treba dane pod
vysovat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-09-13

preto jeho memo bude jaseni
nielen ma demokratickej tikete, a.
lie ma tikete obcanskej strany.
A aby miera bola doplnena, hlasil
sa este jeden kandidat osobe
Jamesa Kish, ktory je tiez neod-
vislym . tax neodvisliaci ma tom
najlepsie obstoja, lebo bud1 mat
dyoch kandidatov ma vfber.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-09-13
MA YOUNGSTOWN CAKA
PEKNA BUDUCNOST

James A. Campbell, predseda
Sheet & Tube Co. ma bankete,
ktory Dol ma jeho poctu usporia-
dany stredu povedal, re ma
Youngstown ma cel1 Mahoning
dolinu caka pekna buddcnost' a
d 'alsf vzrast. Len ziadal, ably me-
sto Wac pracovalo "a to, ze by sa
tuna usadzovaly priemyselne po-
dniky, ktore spotrebujti ocel' a
zelezo. Tiez spomenul, ze BOZ 0
snizenie zeleznicnych rat este ME
je vyhranv ,ale bude a potion
priemyselne podniky tuna nebud1
nevyhode S pennsylvanskymi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-09-13
RUSKO ZRUSILO NEDEL'U
- 60 sVIATOK

Ruska sovietska ylada zruSila
nedel'u co den odpocinku a svia-
tku a zaviedla "nepretrzity pro-
dukcny tyzden' Robotnici budu
j mad 'alej pracovat 80 do 46 ho-
din tyzdenne, ale praca tovar-
mach bude nepretrzita. Miesto jed
neho ureiteho dina tyzdni, ro-
botnici budn dostavat' den odpo-
cinku striedave pc kazdom pia-
tom alebo siestom dni prace. Via
da zavedenim nepretrziteho pro-
dukcneho tyzdna ufa zvysit' w
robnost' tovarni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-09-13
ZAs REKoRDNA vYPLATA

Najvacsia vyplata toho roku,
ktora zaroven prevySila vsetky
vyplaty "a posledne diva roxy, bo-
La augustova, a obnasala 1885,
883, 0 vyse pol miliona Wac, nez
bola jdlova a skoro million Wac
nez bola augustova vyplata Ian
skeho roku.
u. S. Steel Corporation vyka-
zala koncom augusta 0 429, 1866
ton menej objednavok, nez mala
koncom julia. z tohto sa odvodzu-
je, ze roboty v oceliarnach moz-
no trochu. stiSia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-09-13
KAMPAN KATOLICKEJ
DOBROCINNOSTI II. NOV.

Sbierkova kampan Katolickej
Dobrocinnosti v clevelandskej
diocezii zahajena bude Maho-
ming doline ma H.. novembra. V
poradnom WHORE sl nasledovni
Slovaci: Jan Basista, Jozef P.
BrinclSo, Stefan Repasky, Stefan
Slifka, Jozef j. Schromofsky, N.
Sekerak, Martin Dolak, M. Has
sal, Juraj Kukula, Juraj j. Labu-
da, Jozef Marcisko, J. Makovsky
NIL, NJ. 6. Pirosko a A, M. Pal
kovic. ..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-09-13
SYN POSTRIEL'AL
OpILEHO OTCA

Michal Luzar, 17-rocny chlapec
2 Avon Parku pri Girard, postrie-
Pal svojho otca Michala, ktory
prisiel v stredu noci v opilom
stave z prace. Starry Luzar zacal
sa vadit so zenou a vyhrazal sa
vystriel' amin celej rodiny. Wal
pusku do rdk ked ju nechcel
,vypustit', jeho syn vysiel do spal.
ne, wal svoju pusku . otcovi sire
.lilado bedier. Potion no zaviezol
do nemocnice hlasil 50 na poll.
eli. Chlapec arestovan5 nebol.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-09-13
vYNASLI SP0S0B
i VYRABAT zLATO

z Noveho Zealandu oznamuj1,
ze sa dvom ucencom, Aastonovi a
Atackovi podarilo premenit' ME-
ktore prvky zlato pomocon
elektromagnetizmu. Aston q
Attack hl'adali sposob umeleho
vyrabania zlata "a Is rokov, kym
sa i'm to podarilo. Aston pri tom
nasiel vraj j novd silu, ktora je
desat' raz tax silna, ako elektri-
ma. Novu silu pomenoyal "chro-
madyne"
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-09-13
POL,lTICKY
PREHL'A
PROPAGANDA PRoTI
ZAUJMOM NARoDA.

Kazdv narod ma svete ma VI
jich pomylenych l'udi, ktorf sr-
dome alebo nevedome mu skodia.
.Vlada Spoj. Statov, vlastne jej
prezidenti Harding, Coolidge a
teraz Hoover usilovali sa uzavret
S Anglickom dohodu ma obmedze-
ME stavby valecnych lodi a vzdy
i'm to volakto pokazil. Teraz Wy
slo ma javo, ze tym kazitelom ne
boil nikto my, ako tie spolocnosti,
ktore majii alebo ocakavaly OBJ
jednavky ma stavbu valecnych
lodi. Tieto spoloenosti najaly 81
sikovneho propagatora osobe a.
kehosi Williama B. Shearera, kto-
ry sa vtisol "a namorneho exper-
ia pri vyjednavackach radil a.
merickym clenom take podmien-
ky klast' Anglicanom, ktore tito
nemohli prijat' a vyjednavania
nemaly vysledku. V tom samom
case vedena bola propaganda po
americkych casopisoch, ably sa a.
mericka vlada nedala oklamat'
a Anglia bola obvinovana, ze sa
pripravuje ma vojnu mani.
Prezident Hoover teraz maria
dill senatu d6kladne vysetrenie
tejto propagandy senat vysetro-
vanie zapocne ma pondelok. Sc
nat vysetrovanie prevedie d6klad-
ne ked' najde previnenie proti
zaujmom naroda, vinnici budu po-
staveni pred sud.