davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Britain herald., 1930-01-17
NEW HAVEN' BALKS
 AT ]. 5, APPRAISAL
Road Believes Property Worth Much More Than S404,604,213

New Haven, Jan. r Concern properties of the New York, New Haven 6; Hartford Railroad Go. by the interstate commerce commission. the railroad today issued the fol. lowing statement:
 The Interstate Commerce com- sion has just issued it's final valua- ton Of the New Haven Railroad system as of June 90. 1915. placing same at S404604,2lS. This valuation represents only the operated sys- tenn owned and leased, at that time, including non- carrier physical prop erty, and does not include the com pany's investment in steamship lines, other railroads tsuch as Boston &; Maine. Ontario &5 Western. Rutland, etc) electric. trolley and motor coach properties, or the New Ha- ven's ownership in the valuable pas senger terminals at New York and Boston.
 The company claims that the final valuation for the same prop crty should be at least S130.o00, 900 higher, even as Of June 30. 1915. and 1 being as of that earlier date. does mot include tho large amount of fmoney which the company has spent on additions and hcttermcnts 10 it's property since then.
 "The commissions findings of value are as of q date fl years ago and do not reflect present day con- dtions or values which the supreme court in it's recent decision on the O'Fallon case stated must be taken into consideration in finding values.
 The final valuation reports re- Cently issued by the commission have generally stated that the dis i ere pancy of the basic cost of repro 1 duction upon 1914 level Of prices would be removed when the final
 valuations reported were adjudeed l to later dates in accordance with the l requirements of the Valuation Act.
 No such statement appears to be ! made in the final valuation cover | ing the New Haven although it shows that Commissioner Eastman
 dissents to the report for the same 1 reasons as those indicated in the | first paragraph Of his dissenting opinion in the New York Central final valuations wherein he said: , The decision of the supreme court on May 20, 1929, in St. Louis & 0Fallon Hallway Company vs. Unit ed States makes it desira ble I be- i lieve for us 10 review our methods of valuation and consider whether 1 they are consistent in all respects with the views expressed by the court
 Valuation as Of June 30, 1915
 The Interstate Commerce com- missions final valuation as of June 90. 1915. for the New Haven Rail road system is S404.6o4.2l3; of which $50a.Sa4.5S5 represents own d property including the Harlem { River G. Port Chester railroad more "l with the Now Haven since valu- ation date, and S94.709Go2 leased property
 The commission final valuation exceeds the book investment less
 Appreciation accrued on the books as Of June go, 1915. in similar prop crty. by St3.@Gt&23 for owned prop
New Britain herald., 1930-01-17
SPRING HATS SNUb
 LENGTHEN|NG HAIR
Women Letting Locks Grow Will
 Face Difficult Season

Paris, Jan. 17 P)-Sprins mli- rcry models give warning that French designers are tired of wait ing for women to make up their minds whether they want long or short hal
 There are lower hats in the spring collections for women who are in the throes Of lel,ing thelr bobbed hair grow.
 Protective long back brims, which
New Britain herald., 1930-01-17

Chicago, Jan. r LP)-The law of the Emperor Justinian has been in- voked in the court of Judge Joseph Sabath and applied to the case of Mrs. Teresa Caporale vs, Cuona Caporale for separate maintenance.
 The Caporales have been married IS years.
 These people" said Mrs Capor- ale's attorney. have never been naturalized. They are still subjects of Italy and therefore governed by Justinian law"
 Justinian long centuries ago de creed: Husband and wife shall not be separated in divorce until their marriage shall have proved it's un-
New Britain herald., 1930-01-17

still have no place in the hat de- signers' scheme.
The Washington times., 1930-03-21
ROWLING
TON IL

Final Round-Fourteen-ye -year-old Gold
Medal Tournament. at Arcadia, starting
at S:3c in the afternoon,
National Capital League-King Pin vs..
Service Cafeteria, at Lucky Strike.
District League-Temple VS.. Progress
sive Printing, at Temple.
Department OF Commerce League
Census VS. SeCretary's Office Mines VS..
Patents No. ,, Foreign and Domestic
Commerce VS.. Coast Survey, Patents
No. l vs. Standards. at Lucky Strike.
Building Contractors League--Cham
pionshIp play off between first and
second series winners, at Arcadia.
Navy Yard League-Erecting vs..
Sight, Tube VS.. Pattern. Breech Mechan-
ism vs, Coppersmith, Outside vs. Foun-
dry, Broadside VS.. Drawing. Radio VS..
Miscellaneous, at Lucky Strike.
Insurance LeaRue-Metropolitan vs.
Travellers. Cont. Casualty VS. Equitable,
ID. c., at King Pin No. /.
North of Washington League-Trian-
gle Garage VS.. Hewitts Real Estate,
Potter Radio VS.. Blue Ridge, Colesville
VS.. Diplomat Coffee, Professional Men
VS. East Silver Spring, at silver Spring.
Mt. Rainier League-Recreation VS..
Bowie Motor. at Mt. Rainier.
Mt. Rainier Ladies' League-Crickets
VS.. Recreation, at Mt. Rainier.
Prince Georges I.eague--Company +
VS.. Collegiates, at Hyattsvllle.
Suburban League-Coberth Real Estate
VS.. Capital Cigar. at Petworth.
Bethesda League-Independen VS..
Chevy Chase Terrace. at Bethesda.
King Pin Business Men League
First Americans VS.. Sherby -Rent-a Car,
at King Pin No. 2.
The Washington times., 1930-03-21

&Evsry factor that could possibly contribute
the Speed Wagon Super -Tonner has been In
cluded. Chrome nickel alloy iron cylinder
block-with seven times the wear-resistinR
qualities of ordinary cloee grained iron: new
low expansion aluminium alloy pistone-each
erankshaft: full pressure fabrication. Tapered-
roller bearings are used In the chassis--for
5O% longer life than ordinary bearings. Built
in magaEine oile1 are further assurance Of
long chaaaiS life.
The Washington times., 1930-03-21
Mike Dunn, Exc. U.
Athlete, Dies In
New York

Friends here Of Mike Dunn,
former Catholic University
baseball, football and basket.
ball star, were today grieved
over the news of his death yes
terday in New York.
Dunn, cousin of Ed Lynch,
another c. U. athletic luminary,
performed at. Catholic u. in
1919 and 1920 before transfer
ring to Fordham. He and
Lynch were aces of some of the
greatest teams in the history
of the Brookland school.
At the time of his death,
Dunn was athletic director and
coach in all sports at Fordham
Prep. Burial will take place in
Northampton, Mass, the home
town of both Dunn and Lynch,
Northampton is, incidentally,
the home Of former President
Coolidge.
The Washington times., 1930-03-21
Carnera Adds Zavita
To His K. 0. String

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, March
21.-Primo Camera today added
the name of Frank Zavita, of
Newark, N. j., to his list of vic
Tins. The big Venetian knocked
out the Newark heavyweight
here last night in the first round
of their scheduled 10-round bout.
1t was the Italians eleventh
straight kayo in the United
States.
The Washington times., 1930-03-21
BOXING BROTHERS

Jack and Pete zivic, brothers,
won the international amateur
lightweight and bantamweight
CHAMPIONSHIPS in the same year.
The Washington times., 1930-03-21
LAD
ACHIEVES
396SE:T
BY GINO SINH

A prospective duckpin star of
first magnitude is scintillating
quietly, but brilliantly down in
the Ahepa Greek League. He is
a mere kid of 20, and is serving
his first year on the drives.
Gus Chaconas, 20 years, former
student of Central, is the lad in
question. He has one of the
smoothest bowling forms ever
seen, on local alleys. His delivery
is well.nigh perfect, withsa gentle.
hitchless follow-through which
lays the ball on the alley with
out sound or furry.
His accuracy is still unsteady
and his ability to analyze the
proper way of shooting at breaks
a little faulty, but under the firm,
answering care of Mother Expert
ence the STRIPPING will not only
climb to the top of the heap
among Greek maple-sho0ters, but
he will menace the standing OF
the general pin gentry of the city.
ALI he needs is q little season
ing to knock off the crude edges
. then he will rocket up the ladder
with the sky as the limit.
Last week hitting some
thing of his promised form
he had very little trouble in
upsetting 396 pins in three
tries, his highest game being
144. He bowls with the Sons
Of Pericles.
A gentle-voiced modest young
Ster who seems adverse to speak
about his bowling. being inclined
to characterize it. as hardly worth
mentioning, he is one of the best
liked members of the league.
He is following in the footsteps
of his uncle, Nick Chaconas, who
was one of the outstanding
bowlerS in the city few years
ago and who, though he finds
little time to devote to the game,
q tough opponent for any bowler.
His 396 is an all-time record for
the three-year-old Greek league,
beating out Lefty PouloS' long
standing 374.
Another all-time league mark
went by the board when three
members of the Hercules clicked
for GOT team game. Gus Places
donated 1874 pins to the total,
while Henry Chaconas had 126
and George Mantzouris 148.
Aristotle has six-game margin
in first place, and with the season
scheduled to close on April 9, they
are conceded the flag. A close
battle RACES for second place, how
ever, with Hercules, Hermis and
Plato shifting positions every
\week.
Team standings and records:
The Washington times., 1930-03-21
GUS CHACONAS PROMISING YOUNG BOWLER
STARTED EARLY

Ralph Greenleaf, champion
pocket billiardist, entered his first
important match at the age Of 13
and defeated Walter Wilson, Iowa
State titleholder.
The Washington times., 1930-03-21
EXPENSIVE GAME

Eight dozen balls of wound
twine covered with chamois are
used in the course of a racquets
match, and the bats are fire.
Quently broken.
The Washington times., 1930-03-21
INSECTS DATING

The Wonder Boys wish to
schedule baseball engagements
with insect teams. Call Oscar
Herman, Lincoln 1894 after 3
D, M
The Washington times., 1930-03-21

We want you to see this outstanding Super -Tonner
Speed agon-whether you are in the market for
a truck or not. Drive it-put it to any and every
test 1t will completely change previous ideas you
may havehad ofone-ton trucks. Come in or phone.
The Washington times., 1930-03-21
PRACTICE FOR ACME

The Acme Printing nine will
workout Sunday afternoon at
o'clock on Fairlawn Field No. /.
Asked to attend by Coach Hayre
are Carroll, Holt, Henderson, Web
ster. Lytle, Wood. Barker, Hays.
Wallach. Del Vecchio, Hill. Pad
don, Friel, 1inthicum. Kuhnert.
Davis, Thompson, Guy, and Fitz-
patrick.
The Washington times., 1930-03-21
FOLLOWS GRANDPA

Jimmy Mcguire, 19-year-old cen.
te- halfback Of the Brooklyn Wan.
derers soccer club, is the grand.
son Of former member of the f.
nous Hibernians team.
The Washington times., 1930-03-21
Team standings and records:

High average-Gus Places (Hercules),
1Os-12. Second high average-Lefty
Poulos (Hermis), 1874. Third high
averase-Andrew Panos (Aristotle),
1O6-4S. High individual game-George
Mantzouris (Hercules), 1852. Second
high individual game--Lefty Pouos
(Hermis). 151. High individual set
Gus Chaconas (Sons of Pericles), $96.
Second high individual set-Lefty
Poulos (Hermis). 374. High team
game-Hercules, 607. High team set
Hercules, 1864 Fl sh strikes-Gus
Places (Hercues). 81. Second high
game-Lefty Poulos (Hermls), 32. High
spares-Gus Places (Hercules), I5S.
Second high spares-A. Panos (Aris-
totle), 140.
Plenty of interest will cen
ter around an international
battle next Monday at the
Convention Hall drives, when
ranking Italian bOwlers face
the outstanding Greek per.
formers in singles and doubles.
Ollie Pacini will bear the brunt
of the attack for the Italians,
with Tony Santini carrying one
end of the doubles, while Louis
Pantos, Nick Chaconas and Lefty
Polous are the Hellenic cham
pions. Pantos is the likely choice
for the singles assignment.
The match will be the first leg
Of a 10game home-and-home ST.
ries in both singles and doubles
The final half to be rolled at the
Coliseum during the week.
The Washington times., 1930-03-21
W|SHNOW JOINS
'HOLE-|N-ONE'
BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON

That short fifth hole on the A
course at Rock Creek Park is be-
coming an easy target for golfers
who wish to crash the "hole-in-
one" class.
Jack Wishnow scored his ace
yesterday while M. F. Oferman
and Joe Bush, the ex.sandlot foot
baller watched the performance.
The ball ran past the cup and up
a slight ridge. 1t then rolled back
ward into the cup. The fifth hole
at Rock Creek measures OF yards.
1t may be heightened because so
many "aces" were scored there
last year.
Tony Sylvester and r. L. Burg
dorf defeated Leo F. Pass and
Norman J. Hall in an 18-hole lour.
ball match yesterday at Bannock
burn. Hall and Pass were not sat
isfied and proposed an extra nine
holes.
Pass evidently knew something,
for he scored brides on the first
two holes, and Sylvester and Burg.
dorf fell victims.
The Washington times., 1930-03-21

Alfred JamisOn, the new as
SiStant pro It BannOckburn,
gave Hall o practical demon
StrAtiOn as to the best man.
ner to pitch q maShie niblick
shot to that lofty seventh
green.
They were standing at a dis
tance of 20 yards, and only the
flag can be seen when this close,
as the green in perched on a high
mound. JamiSon. showing Hall
how the shot should not be played,
pitched into the green. He then
took the club with the proper grip
and stance and plunked the
sphere into the cup.
C. B. Murphy, club champion at
Congressional, is one of the latest
contributors to Sandy Armour,
home pro. Giving Murphy a
stroke on all the par five holes at
Congressional, Armour polished
off Murphy by a 5 and 4 margin
yesterday. He also overdrove the
eighteenth green. Among others
digging divOts yesterday at Con-
gressional were j. A. McCarrion,
c. Melvin Sharpe. w. F.. Ham. A.
@. Neal. J. H. Stephens. F. w.
Betlz, r. w. Whitehurst, j. b.
Ryan and John Meany.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-09
Houses and Flats Furnished
Apartments for Rent
1922 Bellefontaine

4G%@ ASCAAN'
Four-room and bath apt, s55.
MARION REAL ESTATE. 90,
Ii. 6e12 13l E, ONO. Ia. oO0I.
BEILEFONTAuJE. 1865 rms. bath re-
Gently decorated, lower apt, heat, water
and gar. furn. DR.. 5l08. -
BEILINGHAM. 3s10--Basam ave, newly
decorated; room apts.. S4l.5O; Utilities
furnished. Wa. 44l3.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-09
Building and Contracting
Miscellaneous for Sale

"A LIFE TINE HOME" is a mark of good
safe construction. See Bridges & Graves
Co home builders. 243 N Della. Ri. 3477
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-09
West

RAY. W. 1257-5 rooms. modern, except
furnace. 500 down A. j. Hueber & Co.,
ia N. Delaware st. Ii. 44l2.
STX- ROOM modern bungalow, beautiful
lot No cash necessary; garage. 1910 >.
Linden. Ri. 1882 or II. 4655
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-09
Real Estate for Exchange
Suburban for Sale

Raise Chickens and Garden
11-3 ACRE TRACTS
Investigate the splendid level tracts at
once. Rich soil, gravel streets ana
electricity Located less than 20 minutes
from Monument in district building up
rapidly. Very easy terms; $500 c9sn'
balance IN per month. Make appoint
1nent to see these. Call Mr.. Kautsky, RI.
W. R. HUNTER CO.. REALTORS.
si4 CASH, $I4 monthly, price $1,000; small
house garage, chicken house, four lots,
corner 28th st. and Hawthorne Lane
owner. 1854 N. Delaware st. Ia. $685.
FOR COLORED
Good six-room bungalow. electrj re. lights 4ggddis
99Gs lSt shes Si5 8O or cali ch No. 247o MI 'A
90 ACRES-ColoniaI. rooms; good out
buildings. garage. Close to Cumberland.
owner, John w. Williams. AIT E. Main
Greenfield
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-09
Business Property for Sale

HOTEL. 81 rms. lavatories in rooms clean
up-to-date want reasonable offer. Get
busy on this for something good and
cheap. N. New Jersey ST. Lobby.
BUSINESS place at Morris and Dakota
SITS. suitable for films station; priced
very reasona Bile. DR.. $3.50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-09
Automobiles for Sale

CHEVROLET CABRIOLET, 1925 good
tires mechanically guaranteed; duco like
new, price. Sl85: easy terms. Olin Chew
rolet, Fountain Square Store, 1868 Vlr-
GINA Ave. Or. I075
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-09

We nave D
rs: small down
erms. CAPITOL
asiefllgap az
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-09
Wanted to Rent
Houses for Sale

WANTED TO RENT-Small hotel or room
ing house suitable for 20 or 25 rooms OF
furniture Call Ii. 0164.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-09
PROPERTl
MIL
II. Ass. ia. $500. ri. 1871.

ILLINOIS N sl01z NICELY DEG
Efficiently APIS. MOD. CLOSE IN
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-18
CENY CHLEBA A MLIEKA
v BRATISLAVE.

Ceny mlieka V Bratislave media
vno snizene stt1ply Ease ma po-
vodnti vysku, a to 2 koruny "a IL
ter pasteurizovaneoh mlieka V
konvach, 2.20 Kts "a liter mile
ka, vo flasiach a 2.50 "a liter det-
skeho mlieka. Otter je asi kvar-
ia a koruna je Sc. z toho videt' ,
ze mlieko v kraji je lacne. Red
Takmer sucasne sa snizuje cena
chleba platnost'ou cd l. aprila.
Kilogram Gierneho chleba stoji v
Bratislave teraz 2.10 Kcs. (To je
&c "a Wac ako diva amer. funty
Tu je funt chleba Zoe, tedy kilo
asi zoe. Mlieko 13c liter. Red.
Ia rovnakd cenu sa predava boch
mix bieleho chleba, ale jeho vahs
obnasa len IS dkg. miesto 100.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-18
NoVY SLovENsKY ROMAN.

V kratkom case vyjde dvoj-
svazkovy roman cd Matusa Kav-
ca "V rudych hmlach", nakladom
Knihtlaciarskeho nc. spoil. Tur.
Sv. MARITIME. V Mat1sovi Kavco-
vi dostavame noveho autora, kto-
ry nam hned' dava nasiroko kon-
struovan1 wee, sl'ubujicu, ze do
stavame autora dobreho pera. Ka-
zdy detail romanu otvara nam Ii
vot a osud nasich do cudziny "a
tulavSich sa Slovakov, zivot, o
ktorom malokto vedel, hoci touto
cestou odputovaly vel'mi casto
bez navratu cele nase kraje. Len
autor sam by mohol prezradit', a.
ko sa dostal k podrobnostiam,
ktore az prekvapuj1 a svedeia, ze
autor sa statocne zaoberal latkou,
ktor1 pojal do svojej prace, co je
vzacnym zjavom a garantuje, ze
seri6zny pracovnlk vstupuje dc
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-18

tn. Nova spolocnost' Cuprofer-
rum ktora prevzala tovaren k
nej patriace domy, nezamestna-
va iba niel1ol'ko robotnikov.
V roku 1922 tiez IA NhyzneJ
Vode prestala pracovat' magne,
zitka, ktora asi 600 l'ud'om dava-
la chlieb a teraz posledna ma
DEF vysla ma zmar.
Kto sa topi, chyta sa slamy
Chytame sa teda my slubu a G
81 'ubov novel spolocnosti, ktori
HASA, ze 0 pol roka zapocnu pra
cou, ale dovtedy GO chudobou
ktora je takreceno hladu VISTA
| vena9
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-18

materi. Vel'kou zaslnhou odbor-
neho ucitel'a Kantora, ktory, ne
hl,adiac ma t'azkosti ami ma pre-
kazky, je, ze sorgani0oval pekny
remeselnicky orchester, ktory mas
presved6il, ze pri dobrej voll a
pilnosti mnoho sa yykona. Len
tax d'alej!
K nasmu prekvapeniu al zivno-
stenska korporacia, sue povzbu-
dena mladsou generaciou, odhodla
la sa hrat' slovemke divadlo. "a
hrala "Bacovu zenu'' cd FIR. Sto-
dolu. Ano, Slovakom svedel len
sloyenske divadlo. Bolo to vybor-
ne, pekne mile. Potinajdc rol,-
nfckou mladezou, tiez remeselnl-
cka beseda, zivnostensky spolok,
zivena ako al ostatne nasske spoil
XIV. az ma rotmajstrov a svaz do
stojnikov, ktorf prevadzaju ma
scene michalovskeho divadla pc
kne vypravene operety, slovensky
kult1rny zivot v Michalovciach ]e
| ma mnohosl 'ubnom postupe. S. v
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-18
REDNU RADY KATOLICKEHO
DUCHOVENSTVA.

Vo Vrntkach zomrel rim. kat.
farar kanonik Jan Komora. Me
korko dnf pred MIN umrel Ban.
skej Bystrici tamojsl farar, gene
rainy biskupskv vikar dr.. Jan
Kohdth, 7s-rocnFE, zasluzily pra.
covnik narodny i cirkevny. V
Spisskej Kapitule umrel 65-rocny
prelat-kanonik dr.. Jan Struckne1
v Banskej Bystrici dokonal ne
stor knazov bystrickej diecezy,
85-rocny Julius Sandory, farar
ma odpocinku. Cest pamiatke vse.
tkfch!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-18
ZLOCIN PARoBKoV.

Y tychto dnoch sla 1-rocna A.
B. z Vranova do Hanusoviec. Ma
ceste medzi obciami Hanusovce a
Bystre bola prepadnuta troma
parobkami zneuctena. Bolo to V
podvecer dievGa sa ma opuste-
nej hradskej nedovolalo pomoc:.
Po pachatelovi zaeali 6etn1ci
patrat' onedlho zatkli parobkov
Juraja Lukaca, Michala Pohloda
a Juraja Kocisa z Hanusoviec,
ktori sa k zloeinu PRIMAL. Boil
dopraveni do vazby v Presove.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-18
DIVA NAsI CESI, AMER1CTI
FINANCNfCI.

"Pestry tyden'' priniesol ne
davno fotografie Michala Bosa
ka, znameho slovensktho banka.
ra V Scranton, Pa. a Tomasa Cap.
ka. Geskeho bankara V New Yor.
ku. Fotografie podplsal nasledov
ne: Dva nasi Cesi, americti fl.
nancnici". Ba co povie ma to Slo.
yak Michal Bosak, MATTEL anne,
rickeho autonomistickeho casopi,
su "Obrana"?
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-18
OBCHoDOVAL S DIEVCATMI

Cetnictvo V Sobranciach pre-
yiedlo senzaGne zatknutie. y no.
tarskeho liradu Sobranciach -
a neskorsie u pozemnokniznej
vlozky - bol zamestnany rusky
prisluSnik Vladimir KoSta. Ako
llradnik notariatu bol styku S
celIm okolim a toho vyuzil k ne
mravnemu remeSlu. Zacal lakat
dievGata k vyst'a ahovalectvu, sic
V spojenl so ahranicnymi OBJ.
chodn1kmi dievcatmi.
Vylakal ma mich zalohy ma pa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-18
radu slov. literatov. Kavcov 70.
man vzbudi akiste vseobecny "a
ujem.
ZEMPL1N sA sLOVENCI.

Michalovce, Is. marca. - 60
SINE uz davnejsie ocakavali, totiz-
to, ably sa obyvatel 'stvo mesta Mi
chaloviec, ktore povodne bolo a
al je slovenske, oddalo vychovnej
slovenskej myslienke, sa uz al
stalo. i.
Nasa remeselnfcka mladez, po-
chopiac pravd cestu, po ktore3
ma ist' v republike, uz mlnuleho
roku zalozila pod ochranou Okres
neho osvetoveho sboru svoju mas
ski "Besedu''. Pc jednorocnom
vzdelavani sa nam predstavila
(zvlast' v hudbe) ako povedoma
inteligentna mladez. Zahrala slo.
vensky divadelny kus "Rozmaj.
rim, ktory nacvicil ueitel' Fla
can. Hra bola bezvadna. Vsetci
hrali dobre a pocas celeho pred.
stavenia obecenstvo nevychodilc
20 slz al radosti. Ako mi to a,
ista pritomnych povedala: Sine
j1c sa, som plakala. - Veru, istt
vsetci SINE mali radost', re mass
slovenska mladez po torkoroene,
odnarodnovacej dobe opat' sa ma
sla naruci svojskej slovenske
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-18
70 starej vlasti
lZpravy prebrane z krajovych
casopisov.)
NASE NAMoRNE LoDsTvo.

Podl'a posledneho slpisu je ma
mort 9 cesko-slovenskych lodi pod
cesko-slovenskou vlajkou. Sn to
lode Legia, Dalibor, Fran, Nep-
tun, Duben, Plzen, Mia, Jirina a
Maria. Najvaesia je Legia, ktora
ie 122 metrov dlha. Domovskym
prfstavmo je pre- dve lode Ham
burg, pre- jednu Stetin, pre- pat
Gdansko, pre- jednu Terst pre-
ostatne Praha.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-18
KONFISKACIE BEZ OHL'ADU
MA POLITIKU.

Dosavad' prichodily z kraju
zpravy konfiskacii slovenskych
autonomistickych easopisov. Te-
raz krajove noviny oznamuju, re
bratislavsky cenzor skonfiskoval
%. marca cislo "Narodneho Den
n1ka', casopisu to strany mar. de-
mokratickej a V Prahe cenzor po-
lozil svoju t'azkd ruku al ma Be
nesov organ "Ceske Slovo'.
Taxi pani su V republike cen
zOri.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-18

sy, tieto opatril a dievcata uz od-
cestovaly. 0 1mysloc ME je po-
chyby, ked'ze je zistene, re slo
len dievGata Cd 1S do % rocne
60 muzov sa nezaujimaD ze ka-
zde sa muscle podrobit' lekarskeJ
prehliadke.
Kosta boil dopraveny do vaze'
MIA V KOSiciach.