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New Britain herald., 1930-11-19
FAVOR N01RE DAME
knutc RO>'!>nc'o Eleven Given Odds Of 8 to , Over Northwestern in saturdays Game,

Chicago Nov. 19 (UP) - Notre Dame was quoted today as an 5 to , favorite 10 defeat Northwestern in Saturdays football game at Dyche stadium, with betting interest the heaviest shown in Chicago since the Dempsey -Tunney fight,
 Northwestern supporters were quick to accept even money wagers with allowances of from 6 10 13 points.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19

Tied at the half and tied again with one minute to finish the game, the Stanley Works and Gascos fur nishcd the feature contest Of the night The Stanley Works team won out with half minute 10 play when Captain Alden Hewitt. slipped q field goal through the nets from beyond the foul line. Adams had tied the count at 23-all just as the clock passed the 1 i minute mark and a half minute later. Hewitt rang up the goal that gave the Stanley Works a 5 10 23 victory.
 The story of the climb ot the stanley Works H&s repeated twIce in last nights game. The Gascos mad four point lead. F 10 S with a minute and half to go in the first half but HaiGist and Bayl"ss both sank field goals 10 tie the count as the half ended.
 The Gascos started fast in the second half and secured a seven point lead with five minutes played. Then, however, the Stanley Works started its spurt and came through with rush 10 win.
 "Chucky' Wojack and Carlson led the Gascos in scoring while Bay less, Hewitt and Haigist scored heavily for the Stanley Works, The score;
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19
BODY GOING HOME
John Wightman, Sophomore at Mar ietta College, Dies of Broken Neck in Football Game.

Marietta, Ohio, Nov. 19 P,-The body of John Wightman, 21, sophomore at Marietta college, whc died of q broken neck after partici- pating in a football game, vas started today for Northampton Mass, Wightman's homo.
 He was injured during a series of line plays in the annual game be- tween sophomores and freshmen and died on the way to hospital. Coaches said they believed he took part in two plays after being iil- jured,
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19
DEFENSE, AGAINST SHIFT

Evanston. H., Nov. l9 UP) - Defensive work against Notre Danes shift is being featured in North western grid practice this week. with Coach Hanley giving personal demonstrations of how each position should be played. Hanley expects to stand on the same starting lineup which faced Wisconsin with the possible exception of the tackle po- sitions. where Marvil. Riley. Enge- britsen and Gonya are fighting for berths.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19


 Industrial Basketball League his tcry ot last wear started to repeat itself last night m the opening sames ot the circuit played al the Tabs hall when the Gascos qulnter with half a minute to go before the game was over was defeated by the Stanley Works five hy tWo- roint margin. the score being 25 10 B: the Corbin Screw five trounce3 the Corbir Cabinet Lock team 57 to 1f and the Stanley Rule & Level crew smothered the NeWmatICs un- der a fl to count The games were attended by q fairly large crowd Of fans and although there was little excitement in the first and third contest. there were plenty of thrills m the game in which tha Cascos were nosed out Three more games will he played Friday night.
 Corhin screw Cabinet
 From the beginning of the game h,tween the Corbin Screw five and the Corbin Cabinet Lock quintet vas apparent that the champions O. last year were playing in nearly mid-season form, Except for spurts when the team perceptiDly slowed down. tho quintet buzzed around the floor in real championship style and soon had an appreciable lead.
 The Cabinet team, lacking the fine cooperative play Of the Screw Shop, nevertheless displayed remarkable basketball ability and. with a few good games under its belt. this team Is destined to make plenty of trou- bic for any other club in the league,
 Led in scoring by Baker, Arburr and Darrow, the Screw Shop team drew away from the oppositioI st. adily and surely. At the half way mark. the Screw Shop had ;, ead Of = to s. From then on. the team coasted in for an easy g. to 5 victory.
 For the winners, Baker proved to b. the scoring star with total of 1 } points. Colwick was the outstand ing, player for the losers. He gainel q total Of eight points from the tlcor.
 The summary;
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19

Outplaying them at all times. the Center Congregational five lifted it. self out of the cellar by pinning g9-15 defeat on the First Baptists. who scuttled further into the depths by reason of this, their third defeat in as many weeks, Leon Dickinson celebrated his return 10 the team by plunkinG in four baskets in the first half. and Hube picked up five points more 10 bring the winners first half total 10 F while the Baptists were being limited to .evcn.
 The second half saw Ely working in deadly fashion from the foul line, while Mainer and Hubo took over the burden of the floor work and buried the Baptists even deeper. Drummond and Fleming led the losers cause, but il proved hopeless. The good showing of the Center church was surprise 10 the other teams in the league and seemed to promise that this outfit would make trouble for the leaders before the rcason was over The summary:
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19
IN IN o
 CLASH
GASCOS ARE BEATEN IN
 FINAL MINUTE OF GAME

Jim Lynch's Crew of Basketball Tossers See History Repeat Itself in Opening Games of Industrial League at Tabs Hal-Corbn Screw Quintet Dis plays Mid-Season Form to Swamp Corbin Cabinet Lock-Sanley Rule & Level Smothers New Brit ain Machine.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

By the -hsso, lated Press.
 Indianapolis - Joey Goodman, Cleveland. outpointcd Danny Del mont, Chicago, Go); Marty Samp- son, Hartford. Conn, outpointeI Young Filler, Louisville, Ky, (O.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19

The Trinity Methodist and South Congregational teams clash in the first game next Tuesday night, while the second game of the evening will bring the First Lutheran and First Baptist teams together.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19
No. 1-The Ballyhoo Begins
 By ALAN GOULD Associated Press Sports Editor)
Long hair, mustachios. thicky

Long halr. mustaChlos. thicky padded canvas jackets heavily rib bed shin-guards Flying wedges. sluGging matches, the old Big Three dominating the gridirons.
 There were the outstanding char acteristics Of American football as it va2 played and known two score years ago, They arc the first inn pressions 10 strike the observers fancy, seeking the origin Of that con- sp;cuous morsel Of gridiron ballyhoo the All-America team.
 II vas originated not IS may be supposed. by the late Walter Camp, but by Caspar W. Whitney, whose hobby was made q national institu- tion by the more cntcrpricing son of Yale and father" of football.
 Whitneys first selections were published in Harper's Weekly after the season Of 1882. T. proved very interesting. likewise very simple for Whitney 10 select the eleven best mon playing on the teams Of Harr vard Yale and Princeton.
 No ono questioned that the Big Three produced bigger and better football players th; n any other in etitutions Of higher learning. The Iaho "All-Amcrica" was accepted much as the populaco accorda to the dcsicnation Of the annual Amori- can baseball classic IS the "world'a s-ricz."
 When Wnitney's honor roll of 1553 IS called. with HeffelHnger Cowan, stags. Poe. Amos and other stalwarts on the list, modern fandom thinks Of the shaggy haired giants.
 Yet, physically, the average then vas no bigger than it IS now. As far back as 1883 Yale rush line averaging 155 pounds per man was considered astoundngly big The midwest and far west have pro- duccd lines a.erag gin~ clo-e 10 900 pounds per man in recent years.
 Princeton Vas champion in 1869 and five of is eleven claimed All Al licric& r,ning. with three places each going to Harvard and Yale.
 The folloUing years Harvard top ped the list with five. Princeton di- yided he other six places with Old Eli. The tasl, was comparatively simple, in contrast to the present day job of sitting, sorting and tabu- lating the Associated Press returns on hundreds Of players scattered from coast 10 coast, from border to gulf.
 Rich memories cling 10 those first All-Amcrica hcrccs. Edgar Allan Poe, Princctoa's quarterback, was the second Of four Maryland broth CTS who made Sridiron history for Old Nassau. Amos Alon1o Stagg. Yale end, IS one Of the surviving grand old men" Of the game, coach ing Chicago.
 Fudge" HeffclGngcr, three-time All-America guard at Yale, went west 10 help develop the game at California before pursuing a bril- liant legal career in Minnesota.
 "Snake" Amcs, Princeton fullback, Jeff q great reputation as line breaker. His son followed his foot ball steps later and then turned to golf as has the son of that other Princeton All-Amcrica. "Shcp' Ho- mans, all-star selection at fullback in 1920.
 TCmoircw-pcnn Develops
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19
1890,

1859 sutstutesJaneTay. Princeton: nelly Princeon and Rhodes Traford Harvard; Black Princeton, and Mcbride
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19
Corbin Cabinet Lock
Totals
GasCos- .anlcy Works

score at haIf-ITme. ---6, Iorp1n Screw. Referee. Waters timer Si- l, ora. Ecorcr. Crn.n.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19
t,lstDS
stanley Works
Totals

Where played, Tabs; when play ed. 11-1S-So; score at half time, 12-all: referee, Waters; timer. Si- kora. scorer. Crean.
 stanley Rule matics
 Frofl the first whistle right through the entire game. the play Of the Stanley Rule G Level team was
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19
First AlI-Amcrca Football Teams, lSS9-9O
1889

CumnoCk. 1arN ard CoWan. Princeton CrdnStOn. Harvard George. Princeton HeffclGngcr, Yale Gill. YGlc
 StaG@. Yalo
 l.. A FOr. Princeton Lee, Harvard Channi0c, Princeton Amcs, Princeton
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19

League standing
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19
First Lutheran
>t. Marks E.pisCOnal
Center Church Wins

Referec-Aronson. Timer-Mco |
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19
Center Congregational
r irst Baptist
Games Next Week

Ii. Scorer-Carle.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19

TCmoTrcw-Pc1n Develops
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-09
KONSTITUOVANIE ZIVNO.
STENSKEJ RADY PRE-
SLOVENSKo.

Krajinsky trad V Bratislave ma
interpelaciu Svazu zivnostenskTch
spolocenstiev a gremi1 pre- Slo-
vensko a'Podkarpatsku Rus, vo
veci konstituovania Zivnostenskej
Rady pre- Slovensko svazovej kan
celarii oznamil, re k ustanoveniu
Zivnostenskej rady pre- Sloven-
sko dojde, akonahle budu jej sta
novy schvalenG. Stanovy tieto bu-
dG publikovan6 vo Sb. zakonov a
nariadeni ako vIadnc nariadenic.
Osnova tohoto nariadenia bola w
ministerstvom Obchodu vypraco-
vana a predIozena ministerskej
rade. Tieto stanovy tiez budn two
rit' zaklad, na podklade ktor6ho
budu clenovia zivnostenskej rady
pre- Slovensko ustanoveni, pot az
ne vymenovani.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-09
NOVY sUCASNY ROMAN
SLOVENSKY.

Autor pozoruhodneho romanu
"Zivy bic, Milo Urban, vydava
prave nakladom Druzstevnej pra-
ce novy roman, ktorI, zda sa, bu-
de senzacny, lebo V nom nechava
vystupovat' rad slovenskych poll
tikov. Roman 'Hmly na nsvite'
talk sa menuje, zaobera sd aktu-
alnymi, kultiirnymi, hospodarsky-
mi a politickymi otazkami po-
prievratoveho Slovenska, opisuje
duchovn6 revoli1ciu, sposobenu V
Slovakov prevratom, Wy
tyka prepolitizovanie a politicke
nectnosti a vyslovuje nadej, ze
len nova generacia moze byt' OBJ
rodou a spasou Slovenska. Z poll
tikov vystupuje V romano V pr
vom rade Andrej Hlinka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-09
$4,000 SLOVAKOV v JUNO
SLAVII.

V JuhOslavii zije 13S,000 Slo-
vakov, a to:v Srbsku 5000. V Bo-
sne a Herzegovina 10000, V HOr-
vatsku a Slavonii 10000. V SIo-
vinsku 5000, V Banate $4,000, V
Backe $4,000, V Cicrnei Hore 100,
Dalmacii 700, spolu 1882 800.
Slovaci najviac ziju Backe,
Banate a Srieme, ktort teraz tvo-
ria t. Nv. banstvo Dunajsk6 so ST
dlom Novom Sade, takze majll
al ake-take znacenie. V Backc
ziju Slovaci V nasledujUcich OBJ
ciach: Bajc 1900, Hlozany PIP,
Kulpin 2163, Kysac 1000, Lalit'
1906, Novy Sad 1900, Polonka $50
Pivnica 5000, Petrovec ITO, Sill
bas 1900, Selenca 3442. V Bana-
te: Kovacica $500, Padina 1900,
Potissky Sv. Mikulas $50, Sloven-
sky Alexandrovec $50, SlovcnskT
Hrodac 2464, Belo Blato $50, Hal
dusica 700, Vojlovica 100, VEL
Ky Beckerek 900. V Srieme: A
Sonia 200, Boljevci 2750, Bingula
537, Cocince $50, Dobonovce 600
Erdevik 500, nok 1900, Lug 400
L'uba $50, Stara Pazova 6259.
Juhoslovanski Slovaci maju ev
biskupa, dive gymnazia, banku {
jeden politicky casopis.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-09
KUPIL ST zENU IA 500 KORUN

Bratisl. "Slovak" pise, re ma
Myjave vzbudil vel'ky rozruch
nezvykly obchod so zenou, ktory
tam vysiel ma javo. ID. Kupka ne
I'll so zenou shode preto sa
rozhodol jul predat' svojmu zna-
menu Stefanovi Cernackovi. Ze-
ma s1hlasila ked Cernacek Wy
platil "a nu 500 korin, odisla cd
svojho zakoniteho muza. Ale "a
niekol'ko dnf 81 to rozmyslela a
vratila sa k svoJmu muzOvi. Za
nou prisiel Cernacek, ktory zia,
dial nahradu "a zenu. Me vsak uz
500 kordn, ale rovnych $4,000 ko-
run. Kupka tol'ko penazi nema a
preto mu ich medal, ale nevratil
ami 500 kor1n, ktore bol "a zenu
dostal. O tomto podivnom obcho.
de dozvedeli sa cetnici, ktori uci
Mill ma obidvoch muzov trestne o
znamenie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-09
ZASADNUTIE KRAJINSKEHO
VYBORU.

Dna q. mar. konal rajinslly
vybor slovensky svoju piatu scn0-
dzu, ktorej predsedal viccprezl-
dent Orszagh. Ma sch0dzke prija-
te bolo d'alSie rozsirenie progra-
mu niekol 'ko bodov. Navrh dra
Alapyho, tykaj1ci sa podporova-
MIA pestovania tabaku u malo-
rol 'nikov, bude po konkr6tnom
doplnenf predlozeny krajinskemu
zastupitel'stvu.
K zaisteniu brehov rieky Ora
! Wy bol povolenE zemsky pr1spevok
49, 300 Kcs, zemskGmu zastupi-
tel'stvu bude predlozeny navrh
ma udelenie podpory spojenym
druzstvam proti zaplavam ma pra.
vom brehu Vahu Sale mad Va
HON v obnose 4,814, 900 Kcs, na
regulaciu rick a potokov celko
vel vyske 4,930,925 Kcs. D'alej So
usniesol vybor navrhn1t' krajin
skemu zastupitelstvu schvalenit
vystavby administrator budovy
krajinskej verejnej nemocnice ,
Michalovciach nakladom S35, 5,O0l
KGs. Schvaleny boil naklad prac
s1visiacich nadstavbou a 1pra
YOU pracovne zemskej verejne
nemocnice Trnave. Okrem inc
ho povolil yybor nd rozpocty A
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-09
NOVA BUSTA M. R. STE
FANIKA.

Mlady slovensky sochar l.. Ma
jersky vytvoril novn bustu gene
rala M. R. Stefanika a sice dl "a
informacii zemskeho SkoIsk@h0
inspektora Ferdinanda Pisecke,
ho, byvaleho pobocnika generala
Stefanika. Majersky svoje p0vod-
ne dielo prepracoval a dl'a zpra-
Wy z. skol. inspektoro Piseckeho
vytvoril bustu, ktora vyjadruje
vern1 podobu narodn6ho hrdinu
Praca Majerskeho je verna nieler
zovna jskom, ale dokonala al ide-
ovym ponatim. Je to prva skutoc,
ne zdarila podobizna vel 'keho gc-
nerala.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-09
BITKA v C.-SLOV.
SNEME v PRAHE

V cesko-slovenskom sneme v
Prahe udala sa bitka medzi So
cialistickymi komunistickymi
poslancami poeas pojednavania
reformy zakona o podporovani
robotnlkov nezameStnanosti
Komunisti chceli, ably Stat platil
SO percent a robotnicke organi-
zacie l percent do pokladnice.
Socialist boil proti tomu, co ma
hnevalo komunistov. Zacaly sa
sypat' nadavky a cosi-kamsi bola
bitka hotova. Socialistom priskoci
Ii ma pomoc al poslanci inych
stran. Snem bol potom odroeeny
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-09
ZAUJiMAVA OBEC.

Rezidencia spisskych biskupov
tvorila uz "a predosleho rezimu
samostatn1 politick1 obec pod
nazvom "Spisska Kapitula''. V
tejto obci zij1 hodnostari biskup-
skej kapituly, d'alej professor bo-
hosloveckeho alumnatu ako al u
citePskeho lstavu, potion milo
srdni bratia, ktori spravuj1 ne
mocnicu a lekaren, ako al novicia
mnisky, ktore su osetrovatelka-
mi. Tieto duchovne osoby VOLTA
20 svojho stredu starostu, d'alej
jeho namestka a ostatnych obec-
nych cinovnikov, ktori su vel 'kou
vacsinou tiez duchovnf. " ra2
vyskytol sa poslednom case II.
mysel nadriadenych Jradov pri.
clenit' t1to zaujimav1 obec ku
Spisskemu Podhradiu, ale knaz.
ski obyvatelia Spisskej Kapituly
podali proti tomuto umyslu ape
laciu k ministerstvu vnutra. Mi
nisterstvo ponechalo tomuto me
stecku jeho samospravu. Mad tyn
to rozhodnut1m zavlada v Spis
skej Kapitule prirodzene radoss
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-09
Slovenski STUDENT
hlaste sa!

Slovenska Katol1cka Matica
Skoiska hodId vyslat' ma Sloven-
sko pat amcricko-slovenskIch
Stu dcntov, ktori by javili ochOtu
pokracovat' V svojich stndiach V
nicktorom mcStc Slovenska.
Matica tlmto svoiim cinom
chcc tunajScj vctvc slovcnsk6ho
naroda zabczprGit' nickoI'ko zdat-
nIch muzov a zicn, ktcri by po
ukon"cni svojirh Stl1dii, rcspek-
tive po svojom navrate do Amcri-
ky, mali dostatoI1 posobilosti Il
Gimme vyplyvat ma mas slovenskO-
ndrodny a nabozensky zivot
Kazdy Student Studcntka,
ktor6ho Matica uzna "a sp0sobi-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-09
DEDINA v PLAMENOCH.

V Stiavniku pri Vel'kej BytGi
(Trenc.) vypukol poziar, ktorI
sue podporovany silnym vetrom,
rychlo sa rozsiril, takze "a kratko
zhorelo IS stavani, nickoI'ko ste
dol a stajni. Hasici, ktori priSli Z
okolnych dedin na micsto pozia-
ru, museli sa obmedzit' len ma jc-
no lokalizovanie. Mnoho l'ud1 jc
bez pristresia. Cetn1ci vysetrujd
prlcinu poziaru.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-09
1000 ROBIN ZMENILO 81 ME-
NO OD PRIEVRATU.

Cd prievratu bolo podan6 c.
S. R. ma prislusnych 1radoch do
2OOO ziadosti zmenu mena. Vse-
tky boly priaznive vybavene. Maj
Wac ziadosti zmenu mena ide
z kruhov zidovskych, pri com ide
o zmenu r6znych komickIch, ba
al potupnych mien, ktor6 minu-
lych dobach boly zidom nasilne
pridel 'Ovane.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-09
VIDLAMI MA EXEKUToRA.

Do domu Vaclava Vokoleka v
Slov. Mederi prisiel exek1tor S
eetnikmi, ably predal ma verejnej
drazbe kravu. Vokolkova manzel-
ka v rozculeni vzala zelezne wildly
a chcela chranit' takto svoj ma
jetok. Pc vePkej namahe eetni-
kov podarilo sa predsa len draz-
bu previest', neobislo sa to ale
bez vytrznosti, lebo Vokolkova
jedneho cetnikov vyzauskova-
la. Bola oznamena shdu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-09
leho, dostane $500 stipendium.

leho, dostane $500 stipendium.
Tento obnos bude dotycnym po
ukazovany v mesaenych ciast-
kach.
Uchadzaei mech posl1 svoje pri-
hlasky najskorSie do 1. julia, t. r.
a mech dokazu:
l. ze sd slovensk6ho povodu a
katolickeho vierovyznania a mech
pripoja clenovsky preukaz o pri-
slusnosti do niektoreho tunajsie-
no slovensk6ho spolku jako l Wy
svedcenie duchovneho osady, do
ktorej prisluchaju, alebo necn
predostru odpor1canie dvoch We
refine dcinkuj1cich poprednych
SLOW. osobnostl;
2. re obdrzali bakalariat IA
daktorom trmajsom kollegiume
alebo s 1spechom skoncili filoZo-
flu LA niektorom seminariume;
3. mech uvedd priciny, pre- kto-
re by chceli studovat' na Sloven-
sku a co tym mienia dosiahnut', d
4. mech sa osvedcia, re akym
sposobom sa hodlaj1 po svojom
navrate V Amerike uplatnit'
! Ziadost' treba poslat' ma tajom-
nika Stipendialneho vyboru, Gu,
stava Kosika cos Madison St.,
Passaic, n. J.).
Ia stipendialny vybor Slov
Kat. Matice Skolskej:
Jozef Husek, predseda,
Gustav Kosik, tajomn1k,
Rev. G.. Vaniscak, Glen.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-09
VYSTAVA v TOPOL'CANOCH

" dnoch 15-20. augusta t. r.
bude v Toporcanoch usporiadana
zapadoslovenska hospodarsko-prie
myselna vystava, ktora bude W.
znamnym podnikom celeho "a
padneho Slovenska. V celej re-
publike je vystavu uz teraz zna-
cny zaujem, ackorvek pripravne
prace ME su este skoncene. To
preto, re vyznam tejto vystavy
je pine uznavany.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-09
70 starej vlasti
..Zpravy prebFane z krajovych
casopisov.)
IA sLoVENsKU TECHNIKU.

w Cd prievratu takmer zivori-
la myslienka slovenskej techniky
a len cas- cd casu objavila sa V
mlhavych rysoch, ably Ease upad-
la v zapomenutie.
Nebolo by na mieste vysvetl'o-
vat priciny whit niekoho z
nezdaru doterajsej prace "a slo-
vensk1 techniku, ale lepsie je td-
to myslienku spracovat' do pres
nych foriem, vstepovat' ju do
duse kazdeho Slovaka, aby nado-
budol presvedcenia, re kultur-
neho a hlavne hospodarskeho sta
noviska na Slovensku technika je
nevyhnutne potrebna.
Ten ciep sleduje sest 'clenova
komisia, skladajlca sd 70 zastup-
GOV troch slovenskych akademi-
ckych spolkov Prahe. Komisii
predseda inz. C. Bugan a zast1pe-
ne s1 spolky: Slovensky akade-
micky spolok ''Detvan', Spolok
vychodoslovenskych akademikov
a Spolok katolickych akademikov
"Povazan'.
Komisia sa prvy raz predstavi-
la verejnosti 4. aprila V Prahe vo
fyzikalnej poslucharni vysokej
skoly technickej, kde inz. G.. Bu-
gan a inz. C. Ohrobak podali Sta
tisticky prehl'ad cesko-slovenskt-
no Studentstva so zvlaStnym IRE
tel ma Slovensko. Matemati-
cke vypocty, illustrovane na do
bre spracovanych diagramoch -
jedinecnej to praci u mas - jas
ne znazornovaly nedostatok slo-
venskych vysokoSkolakov IA vse-
tkych oboroch zvlast IA tech
nike (vynimku tvor1 lesne inzi-
nierstvo, ktore je dostatoCne "a
stupene al cd Slovakov). Tejto
informacnej prednasky zucastnili
sa minister vnutra DIR Slavik, Sc
nator DIR. Kovalik, professor brnen
skej techniky dr.. Urslny, ktory
zavital do Prahy ably vypocul
prednaSku a udal smernice, po-
dra ktorych komisia ma mad "a
lei pracovat'. D'alej boil pritom-
nj: prof. prazskej techniky DIR.
Kaderavek, posi-. DIR. Markovic a
ini. Vsetci tito vplyvni politicki
cinitelia snhlasili vyvodmi ko-
misie a prisl 'ubili svoju pomoc.
Komisia apeluje na slovenske
spolky a instit1cie, ably myslien-
ku slovenskej techniky propago-
valy a pripominaly slova profe
sora dra Ursinyho: "My techni-
ku potrebujeme, my ia nu name
pravo a my ju dostaneme." Ko-
misia pre- postavenie slovenskeJ
techniky bude s1stavne obozna-
movat' slovensk1 verej jnost' so
svojou pracou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-09
v KOSICKEJ KNIZNICI JE
10000 KNfH.

Sprava kosickej verejnej knH-
nice vydala rocnd zpravu, dl'a
ktorej nachodi sa v kniznici vySe
$4,000 svazkov Gene Wac million
kornn. Vacsina knih je vedecke-
ho obsahu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-09
ROZsfRENIE KUPELoV vO
VYSNfCH RUzBACHoCH.

Mattel kupel'oy Vysne Ruz-
bachy ma Spisi, pol'sky grof Ia
moyski, nakladom 100000 Kcs
rozsiruje kdpele novymi budova-
M, lebo nasty sa move a slime pra-
meme S teplou yodou, ktora ma
silu yody piest 'anskej.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-09
NOVA PfLA v HRABUSICIACH

Firma Lichtenstein a Wilcek
postavila modernn pllu Hrabu-
siciach, kde okolite obyvatel 'stvo
naSlo robotu a povoznici z okoia
zarobok pri vozeni dreva.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-09
sTAVBA SKOLY MA sPIsI.

Spisske Janovce (okr. Levoca)
.uz zapocaly so staybou celkom
modernej rudovej skoly dvoma
ucebnami i S bytom ucitel 'skym.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-09

obciam pridel vyrovnavacieho
fondu v celkovom obnose S39,655
Kcs. Ma rozpocty ma rok 1880 bo-
10 udelenych vcelku % a pol mil.
Kcs.