davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1930-03-15
Montgomery Co. Students
On u. of M. Honor List

COLLEGE PARK, Nd, March
15.-The names Of seven Mont.
gomery county students at the
University of Maryland figure in
the honor list for the first Semes-
ter Of the 19294SO term,
Elizabeth and Elgar Jones, sis.
terS, Of Olney. had almost identi.
cal marks. Both are in the college
OF arts and sciences, Elizabeth
being q senior and her sister O
junior.
Charlie Dodson, OF Takoma
Park, an outstanding athlete in
the college, was the leading Mont.
gomery county student, Others
were Isabel Dynes, Of CHEVY
Chase: Margaret Karr, of BE.
theSda; Curry NourSe, of Daw.
sonville, and Gethine williams, Of
Takoma Park.
The Washington times., 1930-03-15
1929 Brick Shipments
Fall Below Capacity

Last years shipments Of face
brick were II per cent below the
shipments Of 1928 and during
1929 only 81 per cent of the
capacity Of the industry was
utilized, according to the Amer
ican Face Brick Association.
which recently issued a report on
1929 building.
One hundred and eleven CON-
panies reported total shipments
OF 1,096. 6.253,076 face brick for last
year, compared with 1885, ,291,831
face brick shipped during the
previous year.
Production figures from 81
plants show a total capacity of
l,529, ,S54, 900 face brick with
actual production Of 828, 1886, 900
face brick in 1929, or 81 per cent
utilized. Forty-eight plants re-
porting for 1928 show a total
capacity of 1,O45, 800. 900 with
actual production Of 1881 900
face brick, or SO per cent utilized
during that year.
The Washington times., 1930-03-15
CHURCH stone
To BE LAID

Archbishop Michael J. Curley,
Of Baltimore, will lay the corner.
stone Of the new st. Gabrieps
Church tomorrow afternoon, cul.
minating two years planning by
the Rt. Rev. John M. Mcnamara,
auxiliary bishop, vicar general
and pastor of St. Gabriers.
About ten years ago Father
Mcnamara was named pastor of
the new st. Gabriel's parish in
Petworth. There was no church
building and he asked for the
Knights Of Columbus hut which
had seen service during the World
War.
When plans for his new church
were completed the old building
was turned over to be used as
st. Francis Xavier's Church.
Ground for the new church was
broken last September and the
new building will be complete in
December. It is said to be one
Of the finest churches in the
East.
The Washington times., 1930-03-15
U. S., In Compromise
With Japan, Yields
To Increase in Ratio

LONDON: March Is uNS)-
Although official confirmation is
still unavailable, there was good
reason to believe today that the
American and japanese delegates
at the naval conference have come
to q compromise agreement, the
details Of which are now before
the japanese government for ap-
proval.
It can be stated fairly accurately
that the compromise provides that
the United States shall have
eighteen eight-inch gun cruisers
totalling 10000 tons while Japan
shall have IL such vessels totalling
10S, 400 tons.
In Six-inch gun cruisers, It is
believed the compromise provides
for l44,O0O tons for the United
States and about 1OO. 900 tons for
Japan. In deStroyers the United
States would have 10000 tons
to Japan's los, 900 tons, while
the navieS Of both countries
would have approximate parity
Of $1,000 tons in submarines.
In general, the compromise
gives Japan an approximate ratio
Of 70 per cent in all auxiliary
craft and increased the ratio Of
her entire fleet, including capital
ships and aircraft carriers, from
so to about SO per cent.
These figures are arrived at
from the so per cent ratio pro-
vided Japan in eigfE-inch gun
cruisers, the SO per cent ratio
given her in Six-inch gun craft,
her 10 per cent ratio in de-
Stroyers, and parity in sub
marines.
The Washington times., 1930-03-15
A s K
DRY REPORT
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lieves he brought his plea within
this scope by arguing that ATS
per cent beer would allay opposi
tion to the ban on hard liquors.
The nations dry organizations
win be given another inning be.
fore the House judiciary Commit.
tee next Wednesday.
Mrs. Lenna Yost, generalissimo
OF the dry forces, indicated the
dryS may not close their case in
two more days.
More than half Of the 16 hours
thus far allotted to the drys has
been consumed in croSS-examina.
ton, she said. If this time Is
not charged against the drys they
will be able to prolong the hear
ingS.
The Washington times., 1930-03-15
Stained Glass Expert
Visitor in Washington

Per Vigeland, son Of Emman.
uel Vigeland, Of Norway, inter.
nationally known maker Of stained
glass windows. has arrived in
Washington to inspect the Wash
ington Cathedral and the Shrine
Of the Immaculate Conception
at Brookland.
Vigeland came at the sugges-
ton of Sir Esme Howard.
The Washington times., 1930-03-15
Fox Hounds
Costs Broker $3.50

HARRISONBURG, Va, March
15.-Damages aggregating $3.50
for the shooting Of their three
foxhoundS last January, were
awarded by q circuit court jury
here to Clarence and Russell Fnlk
and Elmer T. Writings. agalnsI
Frederick A. Libby, retired New
York broker.
The case. which occupied three
days Of court. attracted the largest
throng of spectators seen here.
The Washington times., 1930-03-15

Veteran huntsmen from the
nearby mountainous section gave
expert testimony as to the value
OF foxhounds, and declared that
mountain residents are forced to
keep dogs to protect their poultry,
and livestock from bears, foxes
and wildcats.
The three hounds were shot
while chasing fox on the Libbey
land. The trio Of dog owners
sued for $3.50.
The Washington times., 1930-03-15
KANSAS FARMER
DISCOVERS
PLANET
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(C0nttnued from P0ge J.
tors Immediately recognized the
object as one deserving intensive
Investigation.
From that day until this, the
work has been progressing until
now 1t seems beyond any ques-
ton Of q doubt that this Is the
unknown planet"
Tombaugh took his achieve.
ment modestly. He wanted to
give all the credit to the astrono-
mers who had interpreted his
photographs.
Like William Herschel, the Eng
lish court musician who turned
to astronomy as a hobby and was
the first man ever to find" q
planet uranus, in 178D, Tom
baugh properly belongs in the
ranks Of the amateurs.
The telescope he used cost
about the same as a good eight
cylinder automobile. It was in
stalled 200 yards from the main
observatory housing telescopes
that cost several million dollars.
Scientists Cautious
Instead Of claiming arbitrarily
that they had found the
planet" the cautious scientists
informed their colleagues in the
other obServatories that they had
detected q heavenly body which
behaved in all respects as should
q planet travelling about the sun
beyond the orbit Of Neptune.
They based that announce.
ment upon observations and cal,
culations Of great delicacy.
The pinpoint of light had
moved during seven weeks of
watching. a distance comparable
to one third the breadth Of the
moons face.
But the movement was In Sucn
a direction and at such a rate o.
speed a. would have been accom-
plished by the unknown planet.
DR.. Earl C. Slipher. who is now
recognized as one Of the worlds
leading authorities on Mars, the
neighbor planet. said:
I'VE are very happy in this
discovery. We hope that it will
be confirmed by all who check our
work.
Had Great Difficulty
'It was with great difficulty
that we determined the little
Starlike object was not one Of the
miwor planets or asteroids, but
behaved like a true major planet.
'"The planet is easy to see on
our photographs. But we have
not yet been able to magnify It
sufficiently to see it as a disk of
light, similar to the nearer
planets.
IT am sending the data to Mt.
Wilson Observatory where the
huge 100-inch telescope should
Offord q ready means of checking
our results. Our largest telescope
is o 4O-inch reflector. The 100
inch Hooker telescope near Pasa-
dena, Calf, ought to give greatly
increased light on the subject of
the new planet"
LONDON, March IS UN.SO-
The Royal Astronomical Society
today sent a cable congratulating
Lowell observatory on the diScov-
cry Of the trans-Nepunian planet.
KeeneSt interest was displayed
by many of the distinguished
British astronomers in the dis
covery, DR.. A. C. Gomnelin, preSi-
dent Of the royal society stating
that the existence Of the new
planet would help to account for
delays in the temperance of Hal
ley'S comet and would necesSitate
the preparation of new tables for
Uranus and Neptune.
British scientists are to make
Q search among Photographic
plates made more than 20 years
ago, upon which it is believed
possible the new planet might
have appeared only to be over.
looked.
The Washington times., 1930-03-15

that FORMER
Crown Prince
Carol will re-
turn to this
country.
These ru-
mors followed
a report he
had informed
his family Of
having finally
sepera t ed
fro m Nine.
Iupescu. Tt
was said that
inasmuch as
the Prin c Q
IAn.nlEARA
The Washington times., 1930-03-15
20 Will Participate
In Swim at Y! w. C.. A.

Arrangements for water Sports
Day" today from 3 until 6 o'clock
at the Y. w. c. A. pool have been
completed. Those in charge are
Miss Dorothy Latham, Miss Alma
Whaler, Miss Anna van Buskirk,
Miss Marion Hunt, Miss Elsie
Huntley and Miss Mary Ellen
Hood.
More than 70 swimmers will
participate.
The Washington times., 1930-03-15
5 SCHOOL BIDS
FOR COUNTY
ACCEPTED

pT.ADENSBURG, Md, March
15.-Following the announcement
of the lowest bidders for the five
schools to be erected IN the
county, the various building 'orn'
mittees. meeting as one body,
nassed a motion that the low
bids be accepted and presented to
the next meeting of the Board Of
Education.
Builders from several cities and
counties were present at the bid
ding last night, and total Of
rs bids were offered.
Lowest Bidders
The lowest bidders are: Mt.
Rainier High School, Thomas
Hicks Company, Baltimore, $74,-
1856. Time, $50 days.
Riverdale Elementary School,
Thomas Hicks Company, $37,29
Time, $50 days.
Bradbury Heights Elementary
School, T. T. Taylor, Washington,
$54, ,384. Time, 200 days.
Decatur Heights Junior High
School, A. L. Walthen, $4,000.
Cheverly Elementary School
Charles Brooks, $20.490. Time, IS
days.
MOUNT RAINIER, Md, March
15.-Under the direction of Coln-
Gilman Floyd Matthias the en-
trance to Mount Rainier is being
beautified.
The strip Of land which will
form the entrance is i55 feet
long, between Thirty-third and
Thirty-fourth Streets on Rhode
Island Avenue. It is being fitted
out with q lawn and flower beds.
The plans call for three plats
separated by gravel walks and
q gravel walk to surround the
entire strip.
The two central plats will have
flower beds Of ~ by 19 feet and
will be filled with Gamma plants.
The other plat will be filled with
Norway spruce.
The Washington times., 1930-03-15
Newly Found Planet
May Be Named Percival

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. March is
UN.S0.-Her suggestion that the
newly discovered planet be named
Percival after her husband, Pro-
feSSor Percival Lowell, is receiv-
ing support Mrs. Lowell said to-
day. Professor Lowell'S computa-
ions Is years ago led to the
discovery Of the planet.
The Washington times., 1930-03-15
Lone Officer Finds
Still in Virginia

STRAsBURG. Va, March Is
Squire Enoch Moore. Of near
Freeing, reports that he alone
captured a 6o-gallon still and full
equipment on Bearpen Creek re.
The squire was passing
through an old field and discov.
ed tracks leading towards q
faRins. which, led 10 the distillsEy.
The Washington times., 1930-03-15

the part Of
the actress.
He charged
that only 80
scenes h ave
been taken al
h o ug b the
company 1ad
been working
on the picture
nine days.
A &C 0rding
to Miss Nolan
she started q
suit to break
the contract.
She also plans
The Washington times., 1930-03-15

Nolan, blond
motion pic
ture beauty
I o r m erly
known on the
stage as Imo-
gene Wilson,
t ay was
planning to
leave the film
C on y for
new YOfk.
Miss Nolan's
re ak with
the m OF on
picture COM
pany was re.
NI IL
The Washington times., 1930-03-15
Hobo King Here, Hopes
To Confer With Hoover

James Eads How, who calls him
self king Of the Hoboes," is in
town today officiating at the opsll-
ing session of q projected four-day
unemployment conference being
held at 500 G st. N. w.
The Washington times., 1930-03-15
Manager Asks Abolition
OF Hotel Hack Stand

The District Commissioners yes
terday approved an amendment to
the traffic code to permit aboli.
ton Of the public hack stand In
front Of the Metropolitan Hotel.
The Washington times., 1930-03-15

vealed when MARY NOLAN
she was barred from the set
where a picture in which she
was starring is being filmed.
Pauline Stark has been engaged
to take her place.
Carl Laemmle, jr., University
executive. ascribed the break to
too much temperament" on
The Washington times., 1930-03-15

On Sunday Squire Moore hap-
pened upon thirteen young men
IN the Ramey Flats section, all
apparently intoxicated and part
Of, them engaged in a free-for-all
fight. He issued warrants for the
whole party, returned the war
rants before another justice and
assumed the role Of prosecutor,
securing convictions and substan.
ttal fines against II q the party
The Washington times., 1930-03-15
Barred From Film Set,
Mary Nolan Plans Suit

HOLLYWOOD, Calf, March
IS U.N.S.) Claiming that her
contract with Universal Cor
noration was violated, Mary
The Washington times., 1930-03-15

PAULINE STARK to ask dam
ages for a $500 a week coll
tract which she asserts was not
kept.
The Washington times., 1930-03-15
PEOPLE
Who Interest
You and
the Things
They Do
Run,or Says Prince CGrSI
Has Left Mime. Lupescu

BUCHARE ST, March ID
uNSD-Court circles buzzeo
here again today with rumorS
The Washington times., 1930-03-15

PRINCE CAROL II UAOA
his liason with the titian-haire6
beauty for whom he gave up
the Roumaniaa throne, the
royal family now favored his
return.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-24
DIVADLO v PROSPECH
RODINY McLAUGHLLNA A

Ako je citatel'om znamo, pred
istym casom zabity boil policaj-
nym autom sadzac John P. Nc
Laughlin, ked' schadzal S poulic-
nej kary. Typographical unia, kto-
rel Mclaughlin boil -@clenom, u
sporiada V prospeche vdovy a ST.
rot divadelne predstavenie 81.
januara l. februara: vecer v
Hippodrome Theatre pros1 cele
obyvatel'stvo Youngstownu; ably
sa tohto 'divadla z1castnilo.- Ia
hrana bude hra "Chicken Feed
najlepsimi. ochotnikmi Youngs-
townu. Vstupenky mono dostat
v naSej redakcii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-24
MADARI BUDU PLATIT
REPARACIE CSR

Yonngov reparacnE protokol
Dol konecne podpisanI V ponde-
lok V Hagoch. Podl'a protokolu,
Nemecko zaplatl 9 bilionov dola-
rov nahrady behom 50 rokov. Pro-
toEol Dol prijaty Nemeckom este
V sobotu, ale Mad d'ari sa vzpierali
prijat' podmienly platenia nahra-
dy Cesko- o-Slovensllu, Rumunsku a
Juhoslavii. KOnecne, ked' Cesko-
Slovensko odoprelo protokol pod
plsat' bez pristania Mad'arov ma
podmienky, vel'moci prin1tily
Mad 'arov k poddajnosti a proto-
kol bol podpfsany. Dl'a protoko-
lu, Mad 'ari budd platit' Cesko-
Slovensku po 13,50O,O0O zlatych
kor1n rocne, Cd roku 1943 do 70.
ku 1866. Cesko-Slovensko bude
tie peniaZe zas hned: odvadzat'
Taliansku a spojencom co oslobo-
densk1 dan. Austrii nalozene bo-
10 platit' len po million kor1n roe
ne cez til istd dobu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-24
NovY sLovENsKY
oBCHoDN1K v MEsTE

V tieto dni dobre znamy mia
dy americky Slovak, p. Jozef S.
Pekarcik otvoril 81 pozemkovy a
poist'ovatel'sky obchod {. 2113
South Ave. Pan Pekarcik skon-
Gil odborn1 skolu, preto je dobre
kvalifikovany prevadzat' takyto
obchod. Mimo sprostredkovania
k1py a predaju domov a pozem-
kov, prevadza vseobecne poist O.
vanie ma zivot, proti ohnu atd'. a
tiez bude pomahat' zadovazit' p6-
zieku ku kdpe majetku, preva-
dzat' rentovanie domov, predaj oh
chodov a verejne notarstyo. Move
mu slovenskemu obchodnikovi
prajeme plneho 1spechu!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-24

Stanislav S. Cerjak najdeny
boil v piatok vecer o 10. hodine v
bezvedomi ma konci linie Ohio
Works poulicnej drahy. Konduk-
tor Frank Kovac poziadal Raya
Croutcha Watt ST., aby Cerjaka
zaviezol ma policajnd stanicu, cd
kial Dol odvezeny do nemocnice.
Tlh no vyhlasili "a mrtveho. Ger
JAZZ bA ma ceste dom'ov 2 prace v
Ohio Works. Vysiel 0 8. hodine.
W pri praci sa zaloval, ze sa ne
cfti dobre. Potom ma ulici odpa-
dol, kde lezal celd hodinu a zima
5akiste dopomohla K jeho smrti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-24
Vecierok a divadlo
ma Lansingvile
Usporiadajd osadnici osady sv.
Mateja 2. februara.

Osadnici osady Sv. Mateja ma
Lansingville chystajd zabavny We
cierok spojeny divadelnEm pred
stavenfm. Zahrana bude veselo-
hra "Hl1py Janko a jeho divo-
tvorne husle' a to nedel'u, 9.
februara pol 8. hodine vecer v
auditoriume pod novym kostolom.
Ma tento vecierok povolavame
nielen nasich osadnikov, ale Slo-
vakov z celej youngstownskej o.
kolice. Naobanuje nikto, kto sa
tohto vecierku z1castni. Kazdy sa
nasmeje do chuti zabavi do vole.
Cisty zvysok venovany Dude ma
novy organ do nsveho chramu.
j. S.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-24

Upozornujeme ct. titatel'ov ma
anglicky clanok, uverejneny ma 2.
strane tohto cisla. Je to odpoved :
Mrs. Guilleaumeovej, ktora pred
nasala tunajsim poprednym A
merikankam zaujme obnovenia
starych hranic Mad'arska. Jej rec
bola uverejnena tunajsich den
nikoch v.mad'arskom tyyzdenni-
ku. Mad'arska redakcia poziadala
svojich citatel'ov rozslrenie to-
no cisla medzi Amerikanmi. Preto
i my ziadame ct. citatel 'ov o to
iste, aby americka verejnost ne
bola zavadzana ma skodu Cesko-
Slovenska Pc precitanf clanku
dajte toto cislo svojim amsrickym
priatel 'om a vykonate dobrd slnz-
bu svojmu narodu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-24
VLADA VYSTRiHA
PRED NASILNOSTAMI
"Domacnost' je posvatna', ho-
Vori DOran.

Prohibitny komisar vlady Spoj.
Statov, Doran, rozdaval po tieto
dni 55-strankovii knizocku prohi-
bicnym iiradnlLom, V ktorej sn IL
dane vystrahy pred nasiInym
vkroeovanlm do sukromnych do
macnosti 'obcanov. V knizoGke
stoji, re krajinskt study Wac razy
vyniesly rozhodnutie prospech
posvatnosti domacnosti, ktora ne
ma byt' narusovana bez vaznej
pr1ciny. Obchodn6 miestnosti ME
s1 povazovane "a domacnost' a
preto mozu byt' prehliadane bez
poruSenia zakonov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-24
SLOVENSKY CHLAPEC
RANENY AUTOM

Stefan Olenik, 14-rocny, z {.
2419 Cooper St., hral sa v utorok
so svojimi kamaratmi, Jozkom
Fabianom a Jozkom Kucharov-
skym pri Indianola a South uli-
ciach. Stefan akosi pocas hry od-
skocil ma ulicu a to rovno pred
automobil Nick Phillipsa, z e,
2O46 w. 3Oth St., Cleveland, u
trpiac prebitie lebky., vytknutie
bedry a odreniny ma nohach.
Bol odvezeny do nemocnice, kde
sa nachodf v zivotu nebezpeGnom
polozeni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-24
AMERICKA LEGIA POMAHA
VETERANOM VOJNY K PRACI

Youngstownska odboGka Ame-
rican Legion, ktora ma nradovnu
ma w. Wood St., oznamuje, ze
bude ma pomoci veteranom sveto-
vel vojny obdrzat' zamestnanie
pri Census Bureau. Toho roku bu
de prevedenl popis obyvatel'stva
Spoj. Statov a Ohio potrebne
je $500 zamestnancov v kancela-
riach a mimo toho mnoho popiso-
vatel 'ov. O aplikacie treba pisat'
ma adresu: Director of Census, u.
S. Department of Commerce, Wa
shington, d. c., pred l. maroon.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-24
ODBOCKA CATH. CHARITIES
ZALOzENA v YOUNGSTOWN

Odbocka Catholic Charities
Corporation bola zalozena v
Youngstown a postavena ma pev-
ny zaklad otvorenim vlastnej
kancelarie, ktora bude mat ma
starosti dobrocinnd pracu, ktora
dosial' prevadzana bola prostred-
nictvom iistredne v Clevelande.
Advokat Alvy T. Witt Dol vyme-
novany "a tajomnika tunajsej
odbocky, ktory bude venovat' &C.
II svoj cas- pridelenej mu praci.
Prvou cinnost 'ou odbocky bude
doplnenie sbierky ma korporaciu
20 $4,000 ma $25,OOO. Predsedom
odboeky je Charles B. Cushwa a
vo vykonnom WHORE sh: Hugh
w. Grant ako preds. vyboru,
John Cantwell, William Cregan,
Joseph Lettau, Thomas Jones a
John qerrity.
v odbocke, ako zastupcovia
osad s1 i Slovaci. ,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-24
OPERACIE v OCELIARNACH
ZAS BOLY ZVYSENE

Vseobecne zlepsenie " robot
nych pomeroch ma youngstown
skom ,okof je oznamovane kan
celarif oceliarni, Go dava vel'ki
nadej l'udom k navratu robot
nych pomerov, AXE boly lanskeho
roku do novembra. Youngstown
Sheet and Tube oznamila IVY
senie operacii 20 60 ma 65-percen-
tove, Republic Steel 20 IS ma 10
do IS perc., Sharon Steel Hoop
ma IS percent, Newton Steel ma
Is a US. Steel Carnegie Works)
20 60 ma IS 70 percent.
Zlepsenie robotnych pomerov
po celej krajine oznamuje de-
>partment prace Spoj.> Statov, me-
novite v oceliarskom, automobi-
lovom a inych vel'kopriemysloch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-24
4O-rocne jubieum
Odboru 8.N.S. S.
Odbor chysta sa skvele oslavit
toto vyznamne jubileum ma
%. februara.

Odbor 8. n. s. S. V Youngstown
bude oslavovat' dna 23. februara
svoje 40. vyrotie trvania. Oslava
sa bude odbyvat' V slovenskej So
kolovni ma Washington st. bu-
de spojena prednaskou "a vaesl
Mar. SLOW. Spolok a Kruh Mia
deze, pricom bude podana al hi
storia 8. Odboru. Tam bude pred
staveny al jeho uz len jediny III
.iuci zakladatel', br. Jan Jurco.
Pc prednaske bude banket, a po
bankete bude predstavenie kras-
nej detskej hry "Sen sirot eesko-
slovenskeho legionara Je to hra
z casov svetovej vojny, V 3. DEF
stvach so spevami a tancom, a bu-
de V nej icinkovat' 36 dietok God
Q do 17-rocnych) a styri dospele
osoby. Ma oslave bud1 pritomni
al hi. nradnici \. s. s., teda rec
nikov budeme mat vyteGnych.
Program bude doplneny recnenim,
hudbou, spevom vystupami die
tok Krilzku Mladeze. ktore pri-
vftajn hi. 1radnfkov MSS. a
prednesu al niekol 'ko sloven-
skych basniciek.
Povolavame ma tito vel l'kolepu
slavnost' vsetke bratske odborv
n. S. S. Mahoning doliny tiez
al inc bratske spolky a vobec vse-
tkych Slovakov a Slovenky q Ma
honing doliny. Prid'te ysetci. Ru-
cine, ze sa budete medzi nami do
bre. cftit'. A Wy bratia a sestry
s. Odboru, chystajte sa ma tiito
slavnost' tiez vsetci, lebo odbor
cd 40. rokov prvy raz tak1to slav
most usporiada. Tato oslava me-
bude len preto, ably SINE sa ma nei
zabivili, ale hlavne ably sme uka-
zali, ze 81 vieme vazit' vec syoju
vlastnu, vec narodn1 cent ne
hyndce zasluhy nasej organiza-
Gle, ktora bude toho roku oslavo-
vat po celej Sirej Amerike 40.
vyroGie svojho zalozenia. Program
slavnosti bude podany budlcne.
Ia vybor slavnosti,
Andrej Cisar,
starosta 49. Kr1zku X. M.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-24
Ma Steeltone
zahraj1 divadlo
Predstavena bude chyrna veselo-
hra ''Charleyova teta' 16. febr.

Dramaticky krnzok pri osade
Najsv. Mena JeziS ma Steelton
chysta sa zahrat' ma 16. februara
jednu 2 najkrajsich veselohier, a
to "Charleyovu tetu'', ktora ie
hravana V najlepsich ameri-
ckych divadlach. Herci a hereG-
ky sa usilovne a svedomite cvi-
eia. II najschopnejsi a najzk1se-
nejsi boil vybrani. Preto <pravom
mozeme povedat', ze slovenske
obecenstvo bude mat vel'ky p6-
zitok predstavenia. Kruzok nfa,
re sa ma divadlo potion pridu po-
divat' Slovaci a Slovenky cele-
ho okolia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-24
ZAMESTNANOST JE TUNA
LEPSIA NELL INDE

C. H. Luethi cd statnej komi-
sic civilnej sluzby sa vyslovil, re
robotnt pomery V Youngstown a
okoli sil omnoho lepsie nezli v
inych mestach statu Ohio.
Luethi je, tuna ciel 'om zkn-
Santa ziadatel' 'ov o statnu pracu.
Stat ide stavat' cesty a a potre-
buje $50 takych zamestnancov,
ktori musia slozit' zknsku sp6so-
bilosti. V inych mestach ze NAL
vein mnoho aplikantov tuna
malo.