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members OF the crew TO pay Tor their
own training food Is an aftermath Of
some Of the hysteria over the disquali-
flcation of Ray Caldwell, the Yale back.
When Caldwell was taken from the Yale
team for some eligibility technicality
the sentimental boys on the tabloids
began to shed copious and mushy tears.
1t was pointed out that this de-
serving young man. who was working
his way through college, had been
able to "eke out his rneager allow
ance because he had been able to
get all Of his meals at the foot ball
draining table" His disaualification
and the shutting of Of the training
could not continue, the sobbing
sports writer declared But the Yale
athletic authorities were obdurate.
Their eligibility rule meant that
Caldwell had to be dropped from the
team and the training table
At the time think brought I'D the
matter Of a training table for the mere
students. The argument was that the
main idea in the colleges was study and
that students needed nutritious foods as
well rs the athletes. II there was a
special training table for foot ball, all
the more reason that there should be q
special training table for mathematics
or philosophy. understand that
philosophy requires just the right sort
OF v1taminS, not to mention what it
requires in the matter Of caloriea
But Yale refused this constructive
criticism. Instead Of providing train
ing table for students they seem to have
decided to make the athletes pay their
own board.
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MAcK's FAMILY ATHLETIC.

Connie Mack, manager Of the Phila-
delphia Athletics, has four children
prominent in sports. Roy and Earl
play base ball, another son plays high
school foot ball, and a girl Is basket
ball star.
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..ssa..,.sdd iior I LEGS !, In seyenth

+Battsd fSr McKsin in 'e s,shth.
Runs-Metzler. ehires. Lyons, Blue (3),
S| ';I cS; ETros.awssRSss ISensss. Y.
o'Rourke ca. Metzler,. Manush tsl, Meliiio,
ReyHolds. Wstwood. Two-base hits-Metz-
nolds. Blue Three-base hIt-Meliilo, Home
run-Blue; sacrtnces-o'Rourke ,,!2), Bad
and Blue CD; Kerr, Cisseii and Shires Left
on bases@Chicaso. Il; g. Louis. g. Bases
Inns, s. Struck out-By Lyons, 1: BY Col.
Inns. 2; by Dyssn: Hits-on Lyons, 2 In
on Dugan. in inning. Losing pitcher
Lyons. Umpires-Messrs. Nallin and Di-
neen. Time Of Same--l hous ana - min.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-23
CHAPPELL WINS CHEVY
CHASE SWEEPSTAKES

Walter r. Chappell registered q 70
yesterday to win the sweepstakes event
at the Chevy Chase Club with net
card of SO. aided by handicap Of 10
strokes. Robert Stead, jr., with 78-8-
10 and Reeve Lewis, jr., with 75-S-70.
tied for second place.
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Totals ..3s 10 a II Totals -. 40 ~ Is

EunsIFothergill, McManus, Hargreaves,
j. Sewel, Averill t2), Fonseca. Runs batted
in-Myatt CD, Falk. Averill, Phillips. Geh-
ander. stolen base--dehrinSer. sscrifiee&
] Sewel Double plays. Sewell. Lind and
homme Gehyinger and Alexander Left on
bases-Cleveland; 8; Detroit, 10 Bases on
StoneT; 2 Struck out-By Ferren, q; BY
Carroll, J: by Prudhomme. /. Hits-Off
Carroll. in innings; of Stoner, none in /
inning; OF Prudhomme, in inning. Losing
pitcher-Carroll. Umpires-Messrs. Owens,
Geisel and Van Grahin. Time Of geme-2
hours and 5 minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-23
FIXES CADDIEs' FEES.

The Manor Club board of governors
has authorized charge of 81 per round
for class A caddie and $l.70 for caddies
carrying two bags for Is holes. The
board will not oppose tipping by such
players as care to tip their bag toters
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132 o1o 3l2
0 0 2 0 0 o / 0 q 5
New York.
PHILADELPHIA,

Kuns-koush I'd, Leach 13), Lindstrom
Cd. OFT t2l: Terry, Cohen. Thompson .tSJ,
SSSsuthsrn: EsiberE; ErrorsIott, Cohen.
Hogan. Terry "a. whitney ca, Leach (3l.
Thompson. OFT t2). Fribere. Southern. Two
base hits-Cohen, Thompson. Home runs
Terry. Leach ca. Lindstrom. Thompson. OFT.
Fsibsrg Hits-on Benge. II in innings;
By Benge, 5; BY Henry. D. bases on balls
On Hsnge. q on Henry. 4. Left on bases
New York. >; Phiiadelphis. 2. Double PLAYS
Terry; Henry. Jackson to, Terry. Losing
circumstance. Wild pitch---Benge. Um-
pires-Messrs Phrman, Stark and Moran.
Time Of game hours and 8 minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-23
CARDS CAPTURE 14TH
OUT OF is FROM REDS


CINCINNATI, June 22.-Jess Haines
won his nth straight game Of the sea-
son from the Reds today, II to 8, and
enabled the Cardinals to chalk up their
fourteenth victory in Is games with
Cincinnati this year.
The game was a duel until the eighth
inning, when Is runs were scored
Allen hit q homer over the center
field fence
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Runs - Douthit, High, Selph, Bottomley
Dresser t25. Walker. Allen. suseferth,
Swanson. criitz as. Ford. Runs bstted in
,aqelbert ca, Douthit; High, Bottomlsy,
Hsfsy ca. smith, Allen: Hish, Dresser ca.
colbert: Ortiz to Ford TO- Kelly. critz to
Koip. i. Struck oSt-By Koin. l. Hits
ST.: 81 Nay. IN no innins; Oh Koip. !
in 2 Innings: HIT by, pitcher-By Donohue
(Douthit). Losing pitcher-Donohue. Um-
pires - Messrs. Magerkurth, Risler and
Jorda. Time Of game-2 hours and 2 min
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"MIDDLE THREE" FORMED.

Lafayette, Lehigh and Rutgers, ira
Aitional rivals in all sports, recently
banded together, and are to be known
in the future as The Middle Three"
group.
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TRIBE TRIMS TIGERS:
CARROLL is ROUTED
BY the Associated Press.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, June 72.-The
Indians jumped on owen Carroll for
eight hits and four runs In the first
three innings today and nosed out the
Detroit Tigers in the third game Of the
series, 4 to 8.
Wesley Terrell. on the mound for
Cleveland, kept the invaders hits well
scattered
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Pauline End Grind Spania1 Donvn Grade Lougan Thinks
PRINCETON BEATS YALE
ON TWO 4-RUN INNINGS

NEW YORK, June "a CP.-Bunch-
ing its hits and runs In three innings,
Princeton today won It's second inter-
collegiate base ball series In IL years
with Yale, winning the deciding game
of the 1929 series, 10 to 4, ut the Polo
Grounds.
The score By innings:
Yale. .....-."... 1e0 -
Moles and Carter; Sawyer, Loud and Ho-
ben,
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Michigan collected approximately
100000 In fees from boxing matches
! in .1a2e.
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eoUTNRRN AssOCTATIoN

Nashviiie. Q; Mobile. J.
sirn,iSsSa%. 5; Li Sd SoSE + l.
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Dog shows are becoming popular II
Johannesburg, South Africa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-23
Food for, Students

Perhaps the action Of the Yale
athletic authorities In inviting the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-23
(sECoND CAME
Totals. 81 434 Totals. 80 II ~
.Batted for A. Moore in the eiehth.
BROOKLYN ...0 o o 0 o o 0 0 90
1cs%@n n T-5

Runs-welsh. Bell 81, Maranville. Error
Bancroft. Runs batted in-Spohrert 90.
Smith. Welsh. Two-base hits-Bissonette,
~, .<aranville. Three-oaSe A-1S-Picinich.
Home run-Welsh. Sacrifices Mcguire,
Welsh, MaTanville, Spohrer. Smith. Left on
bases-Brooklyn, 5; Boston, 9. Base on balls
On Smith, /. Struck out-By A Moore,
1: by Ballou, /: by Smith. 4. Hits-On A.
Moore. II in innings; of Ballou. none in
inning. Losing pltcher-A. Moore. Umpires
-Messrs. KLEIN. Mclaughlin and Hart. Time
Of game hour and 50 minutes.
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New York 23oo331 0-i2
Phiia deinhia - o o 8 o o 0 3 6

OFT as. Terry. Cohen. Jackson 1al:. Mays.
opoui. Southern: Eribsrs. Davis. Williams:
batted in-Ott {5). Q,Doul go: Leach 20.
jackson ca. Davis. Klein. Lindstrom Ben
OFT: Jackson. Home r1ns-ott ca. o'Doul.
Jackson. sacrinces-Benton, ODoui Hits
IN E inninss: Oh Mays. 3 IN 81 INNINGS;
of Benton, in AZ innings. Struck out
Base 81 I on Sslls-of sasssiand. 3 Oh NAYS. i;
on Elicit; 2: stI gentcn q HI By pitched
-Fribers. Thompson to Hurst; Jackson
Phrman and Stark. Winning pitcher-Ben..
ton. Losing pitcher-Sweetiand. Time OF
game-2 hours and 2 minutes.
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ss:sss,,n.. $3.50 SS.S SS'ssGls

RunS-Predertck, Hendrtck, BresSler. Ell
rors-Moore. Maranville. Rune batted in
Rhiel; Bressler. Dsberry. Twe.base hits
Rhiel, Maguire. Bell. Double playS--Ban-
croft, Rhiel and Hendrick; Mcguire, Maran-
Boston. Q. Bases on balls--on Moss. 4: of
Brandt. 2. Struck out--By Moss. Q: by Nor
rison. 2: by Brandt 2. Hits-On Moss, in
6 innings (none out in SEVENTH; of Nor
rison. in innings. Hit by pitcher"iB5y
pitch-Brandt. Winning pitcher-Moss. um-
pires-MessrS. Hart, KLEIN and Mclaughlin.
Time OF eame-2 hours and minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-23
FIRST GAME.

Totals. Sc IL ~ IS Totals. IS 10 Al II
ran for OFT in third inning.
tBatted for Sweetland in nth inning.
tIatted for Davis in ninth inning.
Stated for Elliott in ninth inning.
Score by innings:
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.


Hollywood, 3; Los Angeles, q.
Seattle, Z; Oakland, 3.
Portland, IL; Sacramento, g.
Missions, ;; San Francisco, 2 (l0 inninas).
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
Des Moines, Z; Topeka. 2.
Oklahoma City. 8: Denver, 4.
wichita, II; Omaha, z.
Tulsa, 8; Pueblo, 2.
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sOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE

Selma. 2; MONTGOMERY, ! III inninss).
Columbus. 5: jacksonville, 4.
Tampa, .; Pensacola, /.
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TEXAS LEAGUE,
PIEDMoNT LEAGuE

Hartford, s; Providence, 4.
Springfield. lis; PittSiield, S-4.
New Haven, 8; Albany, /.
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r OOSIACK FALLS, N. Y, June
II 22.-Paulino Uzcudun, matched
to fight Max Schmeling, the
German Jack DEMPSEY. In the
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-27

Ked mate krstiny, syadbu,
pohrab, spolkovd, osadnd slkv-
most, orfste nam to ! saSlits uve.
remit do mulch novfn,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-27
KLUBoM A sPoLKoM MA 70
VSIMNUTIE.

Ctena Redakcia v minulom ci-
sic tychto nov1n videl som dopis
Cd brata Palencara, ktorom od-
pordca, ably kazdy Slovak 81 k1pil
.aspon jednu knizku "Vecerne CT
stanie" od nasho redaktora, elm
by sa mu zavd 'acil. A zaiste, dra-
hi bratia a sestry, br. Palencar
ma pravdu Ked' vezmeme do
povahy, kol 'lSo dopiscy musi kaz
dy tyzden prepisovat', ktore gmu
prichodia Cd spolkoy a klubov,
tax 81 veru zaslnzi uznania. Tiez
odkedy je tuna medzi nami, pra-
cuje nami a povzbudzuje mas
svoiimi clankami. u neho je vse-
tl1o jedno, ci je tej VERY alebo i
nej, len ked' je Slovak kazdeho
jednak trime, $ kazdym Jednaka
kooperuje. Co uznanie toho, mas
Youngstowrnsky Slov. Politicky a
Podporujiici Klub sd usniestol ma
|svoiej rocnej schodzi, re zakilpi
| 10 kniziek "Vecerne Citanie' cd
brata redaktora. Prosime vsetky
nase politicke kluby ako al pod.
porne spolky, ably ma svojich bu.
! dncich schodzach 0 tom pojedna.
valy a sa zavd'aeily nasmu re.
| daktorovi zak1penim aspon pt
10 kniziek "Vecerneho C1tania" "
Knizky potion mozu predat .po
! medzi syojich ndov, talk ze ziadel
klub alebo spolok neztratl mic.
Praj1c vsetkym citatel ON tych
!. to novfn st astny Novy rol, osta
yam S uctou,
Andrej Tarapcak.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-27
HL'ADANA KNIHA

tisfcmi Slovakmi teraz k dostaniu!
Chranene tajnosti konecne vyjaven6
v obdivuhodnej knihe "TAJNOSTI
BOSORSTVA'', alebo "KNIHA 4PRI-
RODY A SvETOyYCH TAJNOSTI =.
Bolo van povedane toto tamto bo-
sorstve, tajnosti, kdzla, cary atd'. Te-
raz po prvy raz m6zeto,s ,sa vsetky tie
to veci doznat', ktore b9ly tajene "a
vel'a sto rokov. Kniha opisuje vyse
600 rozicnych veef. DONATE sa prav-
du zachrante sa cd prace diahla. Ne
bud tie temnosti, ale objcdnajte 81
td knihu hncd', pokial' nczabudnete,
a presvedete 81 sami. Napfsana je ei-
sto po rlovensiky. Stoji len $500 po.
stou m6zete ju dostat' jedine len Il
"TATRA", Box 1861 City Hall p. o..
New York, N. Y.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-27

YOUNGEST. SLOW. NOVINY
Elozno dostat' ] drobnom odpre-
paji Y p. .. Hudika, 1863 Poland
se., r. Jana Franko ma lansing
le q ma stande pod mostom v
csapbsll.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-27
z VYROCNEJ sCH0DZE S. X,
STUDENTOV v MILWAUKEE,.

Dina l. dec. SSH sa clenovia Mil
wauckeho Krnzku cislo 46. s. S.
X. S. v osadnej miestnosti Sv. Ste
fana Niue. k riadnej valnej hro-
made.
Po zahajeni schodze predsedom
a po kratkej modlitbe ktoru pred
riekal mas duchovny spravca Rey.
Jan Trescak, slecna Bozena Mra-
xix precitala zapisnicu z minulej
schodze, ktora bola jednohlasne
priiata. Nasledovaly zpravy funk
cionarov. Slecna Maria Hornako-
va podala zpravu 0 stavu poklad-
nice. la socialny vybor referoval
Rudolf BerlitV Podl'a zpravy, u
sporiadal socialny vybor beliom
niekoPko mesiacov dive tanecne
zabavy a jeden nTheater Party"
ktore sa jak financne, TAX az mo-
ralne vydarily. Okrem toho Kr1-
zok bude vydrziavat' "Theater
Party" v Colonial Theater, v
dnoch g., T., s., 9. 10. januara
1890 a tiez "Card Party" V o.
sadnej miestAosti.
Nasledovaly vol'ne navrhy ty
kaj1ce sa yseobecne kruzku. Pc
debate bola sch6dza prerusen5
na Is mindt. Poeas prestavky ser
virovaly slecinky rome zakusky q
obcerstvenia. Vesela nalada 81
stupnovala zaspievanfm zahra
MIN niekol 'kych slovenskych pie
snf.
| Pc prestavke zvoleny bol ri
Ipredsedu ad hoe, Anton Janda
ktory riadil voPby. Ia predsed,
Dol zvoleny Ease Stefan Labaj, z;
II. podpredsedkynu 81. Lujza Ku
Isick, "a III. podpredsedu Anton
| Janda, ia zapisnlcku 81. Emeli;
kalus, "a pokladnicku bola zvo
lena jednohlasne sleena Mari;
Hornak "a duchovneho spravcl
Rev. Jan Trescak. Do socialneh,
vyboru boil zvoleni: Rudolf Ber
l lity, Adam Cernicky, Jozef Beles
Isl. Anna Hornak, 81. Maria Nina
rik 81. Anna Micuda. Ia revizo
row boil zvolenf: Daniel Kuritz
81. Paulina Gabor a>Fr. Berlity
Tym bola vel'ba nradnfkov skon
! cena.
Po volbe Dol podany navrh, a
by boly zavedene v Mason krnzk,
limitations. Vypracovanim tycl
to Degrees boil povereni Henr,
Kusick nj. a 81. Maria HornaI
Dalej bolo usnesene, ably ma bu
d1cej schodzi zvoleny Dol kon
vencionalny vybor. lynn Dol pro
gram yycerpany predseda schd
dzu modlitbou zakl'1cil.
=. <.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-27

- Ked' kupujete v obchodoch,
ktore v tychto novinacn oznamu.
jn svoj tovar, povedzte, ze ste ich
ohlasku citali v nasich novinach.
Tym obchodnik sa presvedci, ze
"a svoju ohlasku zadarmo neplati
da ohlasku druhy raz, Gin u.
moznuje nam vydavanie novin ma
| 6 a 8 stranach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-27
MALI KRAsNU 40.HoDINovU
POBozNosT.

boznost Mas velp. Rev. Elsik NAL
ku nam vel'mi dojemnu a povzbu-
dzujucu kazen ked' hola Pre-
velebna sviatost' vylozena, dive
dievcata q lMarianskeho spolku, V
bieluckyych satach slajeroch kla-
ilaly sa zamienavo kazde 2 hodi-
ny. To. iste chilly al nase naboz-
| ne zeny. Vecer o Z 80 chram bol.
zaplneny naboznymi osadnikmi,
ktori sa sisli prijat' pozehnanie.,
| Kazen v tento vecer NAL velp. Jo-
zef l.. kostik Youngstown. Je-
no kazen bola vel'mi hlboko pre-
cltena a nccinkovala vel'm dotkli-'
We ma ludskli dusu, co som ami
ME vstave opisat'. Y ten vecer
boil pritomni al velp Varzaly,
! grecko-katol. duchovny. Po .po-
zehnanl, velp. Elsik, velp. 'Kostik
i a velp. Varzaly slnchali sv; spo-
ved'. V druhy den, pondelok,
Isy. omsu slnzil mas velp. Elsik o
$50 rano pre- robotnych Pudi, pr
ktorej udelil al tsv. priJimanle.
LDr,rhil sv. omsu sluzil Rt Rev.
Ambroz Tomsa 0. S. F., provm-
cfal otcov radu sv. Frantiska, pri
ktorei Ease .bolo udelovane telc
: Pana Jezisa. Po sv. omSi bola Wy.
: lozena Prevel. sviatost ktorej sa
ehodili klanat vyvoleni j nevy
voleni. O 1880 Ease boil chram pre-
plneny. V ten vecer pritemny bo
Rt. Rev. Ambroz, Rev. Stancelaw
ski a viaceri otcovia radu sv. Fral
tiska. Kazen NAL mas milovany o
: tee predstaveny, Ambroz. Po kaz
!. nj udelil Stub vernosti sv. profe
: SUI mnohym muzom zenam sy
J. Frantiska Mali SINE neopisateln'
radost'. .... ..
= V 3. deil sv. omsu sluzil vell
: Elsik rano 30, pri ktorej zas
!. bolo udelovane telo Pana. Tu be
: 10 vel mi mnoho pritomnych. We
y kn sv. omsu sluzil velp. Michs
. Fajdel Pittsburghu. Vecer mi
: kazen velp. Juraj BarlokFz Pitt.
: burghu. Po kazni bola procesia
! Prev. sv. Oltarnon, ku ktorej sko
= ske dietky boly tax nabozne p'
korne vycvicene nasimi ctihodny
u mi vel. sestrickami sv. FrantiSk;
lo re kazde srdce bolo radost 'ou n,
, plnene. Ma zakl uceni poboznos
: priti1mni boil nasledovni velpp
: Rev. Jozef Kostik z Youngstown
= Rev. Michal Fajdel z Pittsburgh
Rt. Rey Ambroz Tomsa O. S. /
Pittsburgh, Rev. Edward Kitz
= Monessen, Pa, Rev. Juraj Barlo
z Pittsburgh, Rev. Stefan Varz;
ly z New Castle, Rev. Juraj M;
= linatk z Pittsburgh, Rev. Jurs
!" Sedlak Y Pittsburgh, Rev. Igna
Herkel 2 Ambridge, Pa, Re-
Horniak Connection. Pa, Re
'' Jozef A. Kusner z Charleroi. Pa
q Rev. Jozef Straka Donora. Pa
9 Rev. Tomas Malik East Pitt
burgh, Pa, Rev. klemo Hrtane
"a Homestead, Pa, Rev. Jozef We
a. hunec z McKees Rocks, Pa, Re
~ Vincent Stancelewski q New Ca
"a tie, Pa. a Rev. Andrej Kramar
: New Castle Hospital
- Celia osada Sv. Michala Arc
i je nadmieru hrda mad neocakav
J; nou navstevou tax mnohych 81
j, venskych knazov, pri ktorych
10 NAL prllezitost' kazdy a kazda pl
- pravit (dusevne) pre- prfchod j
Z ziska. My vieme, ze je to vel i
zasluha nasho velp. Elsika. Ma
u osada nenachadza dostatocny,
i SLOW pod'akovat' ,vsetkym milov
! nym sloyenskym knazom "a /,
! laskavost' Nemozno zabudnn
pod'akovaf al nasim vel sestl
; ckam sv. Frantiska "a ich nel
4, navnost 5 ktorou tax krasne u
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-27
,AKO SA SfRI NEVERA
MEDZI RUSKYMI
MUZfKMI.

y I So Il
no tyzdna vratia sd sem letilni,
ktori na lietadle ''Zem Sovietov
zaleteli z Moskvy do New Yorku.
Pri tel prilezitosti jeden moskev-
sky magazinsuverejnuje zpravl 0
nasledovnej prihode:
Y jedpej sibirskej dedine, ne
d 'aleko bnrlivych mandzurskych
hranfc pojednavalo sa 0 navrhu
premenit' kostol ma sypku. Starsl
muzici stavah sa oproti, az kone-
enc vybrany Dol Ivan Petrovic, a
by Siel do Moskvy professional
4 proti pouzitiu kostola "a sypku.
Ivan Petrovic sa vybral ma d ale.
| XII cestu. Siel pesi $50 miP ku maj
blizsej zeleznicnej stanici, kde ma
hodou boil vojensky stan. Dosiel
tam bez melody.
] Vlak NAL odist' az ma druhy
den, preto sa Ivan vybral ma OBJ
chodzku. Videl, re ma poll ie hod-
ne Pudi, ktori 81 obzetaj1 aktlsi
cudnu vec kovu, ktora sa hgo-
tala a vydavala 20 seba kedy-tedy
vel ky rev. Nevidel daco takeho
! mkdy, preto sa vybral pozret' 81
, | tp zbllzka. Ivan uzasnul, ked "a
zrel lietadlo. LetuH sa no spytal,
Il ci by 81 nechcel zaletiet'.
Cely bez seba, muzik 81 sadnul
do lietadla, ale. napred vysvetlil
! S celou dostoj most 'ou, ze je ma ce-
ste do Moskvy, "lebo prisli blaz-
!, nivi mladenci do dediny, ktori ho-
voria, ze MET Boha v nebi a ze
musime premenit' lzostol na sypa.
rem"
). Letiin Dol komunista a 70 sed
i liackeho stavu. Spytal sa muzika
"Odkial' ze ste?'
Muzik odpovedal. 49,.
Lien sed ,te tu,' povedal MI
> letun, o civil u Sd uz hetadl'
!, vznaSalo k oblakom. Vzlietlo po
mad oblaky do jasnej zimnej oblo
- hy letelo smerom severovychod
= nym. Nahly .slet boil mad vel
kou riekou, obrat vl'avo a pod sc
:, bou Ivan videl svoju rodnu ded
nu, kostolik $ modrou vezou, farl
: ba svoju vlastnu chalupu $ cel
venou strechou. Lietadlo sa Ia
- vznieslo do vysky a nieco vys
:. hodinky Ivan Petrevic Dol zas II
zeleznicnej stanici, kde mu dobrt
= srdecni muzici pomohli vysadnut
Bez jedineho slova pustil sd
!, van na svoju jedno-tyzdnovu &C
stu nazad do dediny. Dedincani
!. sa ho prekvapene spytovali, prec
a ako sa talk chytro vratil. Iva
i'm vazne odpovedal:
al "Siel som do neba oni mai
ic pravdu, tt molodci (mladi). Met
v Boha. Nieto tam niGoho, iba pra
v. zdny priestpr. Videl som tuto dc
A.. dinu Z oblakov a vykonal sol
dva-tyzdi1ovll eestu " troch hod
4 mach. Dajte I'm ten kostol pr
* sypku.'
r. Takto pisal bolsevic&y polm'
y sacn1k "Cervene Kukuricne Pole
IS a to nikoho neprekvapuje, kto
oboznameny $ detskou mysl o
ruskeho muzika, V magazine S
d 'alej udava, ze nikto nemohol {
" 5riast' Ivanovou vierou, re Dol
: nebi re -nevidel mic iba presto
= re ziaden z jeho priatel'ov II,
" m0ze pochlopit' ako je to nom
re ma stanicu siel cely tyzden
: potion sa akosi dostal mad dedin
:" "a nieco yyse hodinky nazad n
% stanicu tiez S takou rychlost q.
- Jeho pocfnanie bolo muzikmi pr
2 pisoyane priamemu osobnemu 3;
- kroceniu diabla. Ale kostol stal S
:. syparnou.
Duranty potpm opisuje, ak
: |t'azkosti ma bolsevicka vlada
. zavadzani elektrickeho svetla
q traktorov do iizitku. Muzici 5
$. presvedceni, zesssn to diabolsl1
~ veci. Ked prisly prve traktory