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Feels sports and Athletics Potent.

Petroleum production in Ecuador now
Is nearly IA times that of before the
World War
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-15

Earl W. Hodges Of New York. 1irst
vice president, Is expected % ne un-
opposed for uresi6ent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-15
Clearance of
Bathing Apparel

(9) $10o5 Two-piece Jersey Beach Pa
jamas, smart colors. 1900: .$7!o5
co. SIS to $4o.50 Silk Lounging and Beach
faJaIndS y .Sl0.SU
3) $f0o5 Paisley Print Beach Pajamas,
,two-piece ........ .SS.0S
(2) $3.50 to $3S Red Jersey Bathing En-
sembles, sizes 10 and 49,. $3.50. .SS.0S
twomen's sportswear, Main Floor. The Hecht co.,
The Washington times., 1930-01-15
ESTIMATE
ASKED BY ND.
COUNTY

ROCKVILLE, Nd, Jan. l5.-
The Board of Commissioners of
Montgomery county yesterday
asked the State Roads Commits
sion to estimate the cost OF the
proposed road from Poolesville
to Sycamore Landing OF toward
the Potomac River for a dis
tance Of approximately one and
one-half miles.
The money will be derived
from a bond issue against the
property owners of the Pooles-
vile district; from subscriptions
already received, and from the
county funds.
Earnest Hawkins and dele
cation from Laytonsville requested
improvements on the road from
the Laytonsville- -Etchison road to
the Woodfield-Damascus road.
The report of the county police
court for December showed col.
lections of $851.50. OF this
amount $464 was collected in
automobile fines, other fines,
totaled $186 and costs were
$2O1.50.
Theodore Ralnes, new constable
Of Takoma Park, posted his bond.
A bill from the Children's Hos
pital Of Washington for $147 for
the care Of indigentS was ordered
paid.
The Washington times., 1930-01-15
SO Persons in Each 100
Financially Incompetent

TORONTO, Jan. l5.-Ninety-
eight people out Of every 100 are
financially incompetent" DR.. s..
i Huebner Professor of Insurance
and Commerce at the University
Of Pennsylvania, told Toronto
underwriters in convention.
"Only one out Of ten men at
e5 has enough money to assure
him an income Of even $50 q
month. Only one out of three
men, who are healthy at 80, dies
before he reaches co." he said.
The buroen Of support Of the
others usually falls on the chill.
dren. This is terrible philosophy.
Each generation should take care
of ITSELF"
The Washington times., 1930-01-15
Americans to Build
Plants for Russians

MOSCOW, Jan. IS u.N.s0-In
preparation for anticipated re-
sumption of grain exports, &C.
cording to the five-year plan. In
one or two years, the Soviet gov
ernment has signed a contract
with the Macdonald Engineering
Company, of Chicago, for tech
nical assistance in the construc.
ton of huge concrete grain ele.
vators and cold storage plants.
The total value Of the con-
struction is estimated at about
SIS, ,OO0,O over a period Of sew
eral years, the investments being
made by the Soviet government.
The Washington times., 1930-01-15
n II To FIGHT
PEA To COURT
N FARE CASE

Ith the traction companies
pINared to fight to the last
ui8Hh for q 10-cent fare, the Pub
Il Utilities Commission through
tn4 corporation counsel today will
a eavor to show that the com
y lies have no legal leg to stand
oN in court.
v. w. Bride, corporation coun-
e stated today that in view OF
GfAe fact that the companies nave
not exhausted all Of their legal
loves before the commission they
have no standing before the court
ln the demand for the increase In
ares.
Counsel for the traction COM
panies maintain that under the
present rate of fare they canuot
arm q fair return on investment,
md hold that even a 10-cent fare
Fin not bring their net revenues
10 to a Z per cent.
AT the public hearing last sum-
D1er the companies endeavored to
how that net returns were but
Rightly over 4 per cent and that
sven with the increase asked the
Earning would not exceed per
cent.
While admitting that a merger
OF interests would effect many
economies in operation the trac-
tion interests baked at a pro.
posal of the commission that they
merge, holding that the commits
sion's merger plan would not
solve their problem.
When the companies and com
mission go into court to begin the
fight which is expected to be a
long drawn out one the traction
interests will contend that the
present rate Of fare is confisca'
tory,
The Washington times., 1930-01-15
Negro History Study
Is Set for February

Carter @. Woodson, director OF
the Study Of Negro Life and
history, announced yesterday
tnat National Negro History
week viii be observed from
February 0 to IS.
Plans are being made here for
banquet and mass meeting at
the Washington Auditorium at
which Representative Oscar De
Prlest will be the principal
The Washington times., 1930-01-15
Widow Inherits $3,OOO,OOO
By Will of One Sentence

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 15.--Mrs.
Grace r. Hansen, widow of John
M. Hansen. former president and
chairman Of the board Of d.
rectors Of the Standard Steel
Car Company, Is sole beneficiary
under the terms of the $4,000, 900
will Of her husband. filed for
probate here.
! 'Hansen's will was Just one SEN
tence long.
The Washington times., 1930-01-15
CARD PARTY PLANNED

A card oarty win be given by
the Georgia Avenue Business Mems
association Friday night at 8:3O
IN the Brlghtwood Masonic TEN.
PIE, Georgia and Colorado Aves.
N. w,
The Washington times., 1930-01-15
Tunney Still Improves;
Soon to Leave HOSPITAL

NEW YORK, Jan. is. U.N.S0:
Jene Tunney, who under went
an operation Monday for removal
of a stone from his kidney, was
pronounced as rapidly recover
ing this morning and physicians
said he might leave the hospital
IN two or three weeks.
The Washington times., 1930-01-15
LINCOLN GUARD BURIED

sAwTELLE, Calf. Jan. IS
dN.s.-Taps were sounded to
day for George Raper, S5. civil
war veteran, who stood guard
over the bier of Abraham Lincoln
at Indianapolis. Raper was bur-
led In Soldiers Cemetery here.
The Washington times., 1930-01-15
FILES FOR BANKRUPTCY

Listing debts aggreating $113,-
571.44 and assets Of $7,174.50,
George j Moses, described as a
real estate dealer at l451 Monroe
st N. w. has filed q petition In
voluntary bankruptcy. Attorney
Il. A. Widmayer appears for him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-07

eral average; Richard H. Johnson, class
OF 1888, second Pomeroy scholarship OF
$50 for maintaining the second highest
general average; Lee G. Phillip, class of
1881, graduate scholarship of $3.50 for
1930-3l, and Belle I Conrad, class of
1881, graduate scholarship OF SIPS for
1930-31.
Others receiving awards were Darneal
F.. Johnson, Claude G.. Young, James
R. Cannon, Joseph P. Holmes, joseph
j. Morford, Mary e. Richards, Sidney
r, Smith and Richard H. johnson.
College of Medicine-Dr. M wharton
Young, 500, given by DR.. M. o. Dumas,
Washington, D. c., to the student main
tanning the highest scholarship during
the entire four years in the College OF
Medicine; Dr. NJ. Wharton Young, $40,
given by DR.. E. A. Balloch, Washington,
D. c., to the student ranking highest
in surgery in the College OF Medicine:
others receiving awards were DR..
Miriam Naomi Muldrow, DR.. Harold
Russell Scott, DR.. Richmond Serene
Lane and DR.. Theodore Ronceverte
Lovelace.
College of Dentistry-Dr Adna Lynal
Spencer.
College of Pharmacy-Three honorary
life membership awards in the National
Association of Drug Clerks, offered by
the National Association of Drug Clerks
to the three students receiving the high
est grades in the respective studies OF
pharmacy, chemistry and materia med
ica-Pharmacy, Villa Virginia Easley;
chemistry, Helen B. Jones, and materta
medica, Florenz A. Abrams.
School of Law-Henry NICK. Rowan,
Robert L. Witherspoon, David M. Grant,
Marion C. Hill, Joseph G. Travis, James
G. Tyson. Charles w. Williamson, Mrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-07

Henry Atkins, Wright william Belts,
James Sherman Boiling Frederick
Douglass Bowes, Jacob Nathaniel Bow
man, James Edward Carter, jr; George
Washington Davenport, Marie Elizabeth
Gibbs, Ira Theodore Hunter, Eugene
Mcdonald Knight, William Thomas
Randall, James Daniel Reid. jr.; Garnet
Smyer, Adna Lynal Spencer and j.
Brady Trippe.
College of Pharmacy.
Pharmaceutical chemist-Claude Eu-
gene Anderson, Simeon Draper, Jennie
Richardson Dunn, Florenz Aloysius
abrams, Samuel Hobart Canada. Villa
Virginia EASILY, John Galloway Haz-
card, Helen Beatrice Jones. Henry Eu-
gene Mitchell. Henry Thomas Reams.
Percy Elliot Robinson, Lewis Walter
Watson and Henry Irving Edwin Wess.
The Graduate Division.
Master of arts-Sophia Martha Eide
lin, Gladys Gordon Galloway, Harold
Over Lewis, Williston Henry Lotion,
Carroll Lee Miller, Cyril Price, Morteza
and Clarence Reed White.
Master of science-William Milton
Bright, Hyinan Yates Chase, William
Waldron Shieffelin Clayton and Hor-
tense Minis.
Honorary Degrees.
Master of arts-Lucy c.. Laney of
Augusta, Ga
Doctor of divinity-Edward Randolph
Carter of Atlanta, Ga.
Doctor of music-Raymond Augustus
Lawson of Hartford, Conn.
Doctor of lawS-Robert Russo Mo-
ton of Tuskegee, Ala, and w. E. Burg
hardt Dubois of New York, N. Y.
Commissions.
Second leutenants of Infantry, OFF,
GERS Reserve Corps, United States Army
John Stewart Armstead, Philip The
resa Atkins, Henry Francis Binford,
William Glenell Black, Donald Francis
CardoZa, Martin Van Buren, Gotten,
Harold Harcourt Culmer, Bernest Lee
Dixon, Roy Fulton Greenwood, Robert
Wendell Hainsworth, John Francis Har-
ris, Hayden Crutchfield johnson, James
Elmer Jones, Daniel Clascoe Mack
Parlett Longsworth Modfe, Herbert Roy
Orr, Willis Daniel Polk, John Francis
Price. Peter Stapelton Ridley, Thomas
Sales, Charles Allen Shorter, Edgar
Francis Woodson. Stanton Lawrence
Wormley and Gordon Chester Young.
CertIhcateS or Eligibility.
Second lieutenants, officers Reserve
Corps-The following having completed
the required work, but being under the
age of 81, receive certificates of elegi-
bility, which will entitle them to a COM
as second lieutenant of Infan-
try, o. r. c., when they arrive at age:
James Mark Richardson and Earl Eli
son Shamwell.
Honor graduate, R. o. r. C.-Stanton
Lawrence Wormley
InterneshipS in Freedmen's Hospital
for the year 1930-31-Medical, George
Gayle Adams, Raymond Anderson,
Elijah Barber, Clement Horatio David
son, Theodore r. George, William Cecil
Comes, Cleveland L. Jackson, Dudley
A. c. Jessamy, Richmond Serene Lane,
Theodore r. Lovelace, Francis j. B.
Luke, Harry Warren Mickey Miriam
Naomi Muldrow, John A. Poulson, Ray
mond l.. Richardson. Henry S. Robin
son, jr.; Harold Russell Scott, Horace
Clifford Scott, Webster Sewell, Sidney
A. Sumby, NJ Wharton Young and
Nellie Louise Young; dental, Daniel J.
Reid, jr., and Alpheus G. Smyer.
Prizes Awarded.
School of religion-Sidney r. Smith,
class of 1882. first Pomeroy scholarship
Of SIS for maintaining the highest gen.
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rnnAY,s ADJUSTMENTS.

ACCOMMODATIONS Players In ''Drac-
ula," 2:2O and 500 pm.
Gayety-"Girls in Blue" burlesque, at
2:15 and SIS pm.
EarIe-"Safety in Numbers" at 1880
am, 1885, $40, 5:35, 7:35 and $40 pm.
Fox-"Movietone Follies of $780," at
1852 am, 1928, 4:43, 7:43 and 9:58 pm.
PaIace-"The Texan" at 11:55 am,
2:15, 4:40, 7:30 and GAS pm.
MetrOpoIitan-''The Return of DR.. Flu
Manchu," at IL am, 1924, 2:28, 4:19,
6:OS, 1853 and $50 pm.
Keith's-"He Knew Women" at 1885
am, 1 30, $40. 5:35, 1880 and 9:40 pm.
Columbia-"Caught Short" at 1890
am, 1910, 2:05, 4:G5, 6. 8 and S:55
pm.
Ambassador-"Framed," at 2, 4:05,
6:10, 8 and $50 pm.
CentraI-"Strictly Modern" from IL
am. to IL pm.
TivoIi-"In the Next ROOM" at q
4:05, Cos, 8 and $50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-07

Thelma D. Ackiss, A. I. Davis. Samuel
r. Bryant, Jerry L. Givens, James z.
Anderson and Joseph N. Birch.
College of Applied Science-Herbert
D. Rogers.
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Shown Today.
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A sabbatical year for all teachers has
been suggested by some prominent edu-
Gators in order to give work to unem-
ploYed eligibles.
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Honorary Degrees.

Master of arts-Lucy c. Laney of
Augusta, Ga.
Doctor of divinity-Edward Randolph
Carter of Atlanta, Ga.
Doctor of music-Raymond Augustus
Lawson of Hartford, Conn.
Doctor of lawS-Robert Russo Mo-
ton of Tuskegee, Ala, and W. E. Burg
hardt Dubois of New York, N. Y.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-10
PRECEDENT MASARYK v KEZ
MARKU.

z prilezitosti jeho pobytu To-
polciankach, prezidont Masaryk
navstivil toho leta pocetnG slO-
venske mesta a obce. Dna ). sep
tembra Dol V Kezmarku; kde bol
celym obyvatel'stvom srdecne po-
zdravovanT. V Kezmarku hol pre-
zident sprevadzanE ministerslym
predsedom Udrzalom. Prezidenta
uvital najprv meme okresn6ho
zastupitel 'stva riaditeP gymnazia
Devecka, naco "a intestine obyva-
tel'stvo predniesol uvltaciu rec
starosta mesta Palencar, ktory
slovensky a nemecky uistil prezi-
denta opravdovou lojalitou vset-
k6ho obyvatcl'stva Kezmarku k
Cesko- -slovenskemu statu a prezi-
dentovi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-10
Ease MOVE DIELO SL0VEN.
SKEHO UMELCA.

Ma pamat' 100. vyrocia zaloze.
MIA prveho slovenskeho chramu v
Nitre, ktora bola hlavnym sidlom
slovenskych panovnikov a kra,
Pow, ako> al sidlom krest 'anskej
kultdry prvych slovenskyych bis
kupov, zhotovil znamy slovensky
umelec Stefan L. Kostelnieek mad
herny obraz, ktory priamo hyri
Iudovymi slovenskymi ornamen-
tami a barvami. Obraz je vel'mi
JENNIE prevedeny, ma jeho eele sd
postavy Cyrila a Metodeja a pod
mimi je velebny choral "Nitra,
mila Nitra". Ddfame, ze toto die
10 nasho slovenskeho umelca dol
de najhodnejsieho rozsirenia. "a
sluhuje 81 toho. Objednavky wy
bavuje maliaren slovenskej orna-
mentiky V Kosiciach, Kovaeska
73, [. poschodie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-10
20 ZASADNUTIA KRAJINSKE.
I HO VYBORU.

Ma zasadnuti slovenskeho kra-
jinskeho vyboru Is. sept. bolo u
delenych Wac podpor. D'alej bola
podana zprava o konanych a pre-
vedenych reviziach obecneho no
spodarenia, ktore sa tykajG vSet-
kych obci Ma Slovensku na "a
klade toho boly povolen6 prispev-
ky vyrovnavacieho fondu V eel
ku 7S7 obciam V obnose Wac ako
100000 Kcs. (ziadaly asi %
milionov), ktorych 60 perc. "a
lOha sa uz poukazuje. Ma koniec
schodzky zemsky vybor V do
sledku usnesenia zemskeho zastu-
pitel 'stva a vedeny snahou odpo-
moct' hrozivemu nedostatku tech
nikov na Slovensku, ktory sa he,
prijemne dotyka / krajinskej Sa-
mospravy, zaoberal sa otazkou Wy
budovania slovenskej techniky.
ktor1 bude mat stale V patrnosti
a konkr6tnym navrhom sa zasa-
di "a jej rlesenie u prlslusnych ci-
intel 'ov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-10
70 starej vlasti
lZpravy prebrane krajovycb
casopisov.)
PRECO CHCEME sLOVENSKU
TECHNIKU?

Je to najma nezdrave rozvrst
venie slovenskeho vysokoskolske.
no studentstva, ktore mas mutt u,
vazovat' O bud1cnosti Slovenska
a moznostiach jeho inteligencie
Pocet technikov sa zmensil 0 st
percent, zatiaP co pravnikov slo-
venskych je len "a perc. mcnsl
ako poeet pravnikov V zemiach
eeskych. Je to zjav nezdravy, kto
ry musi prestat' elm skor, ably
nesp6sobil Slovensku take sko-
dy narodohspodarske.
Je treba, aby sa slovensla MIA
da inteligencia venovala stndlam
technickym, ably sa tax stala vod-
com svojho naroda pri fyzickej
praci a vedela tax pozdvihnnt' Je-
no hospodarske polozenie. TO ma
umoznit' slovenska technika a
preto manifestuje Slovensko "a
to, ably studijnom roku 1881
1882 zacala tato V Kosiciach po-
sobit'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-10
oHEN, sLuzoBNfK tLovEKA.

Ked' sa zamyslfme mad dnes-
nymi pohodliami pokrokom,
ktory nastal hlavne znalost 'ou "a
chadzat' S ohnom, nebude sa nam
zdat' divnym, ze prvotny clovek
povazoval ohen "a $ neba soslany
zazrak.
On no znal pouzit' len v nlalo
com. On 81 varil, alebo skorej O.
pail svoju potravu mad plane
nom, varil vodu a znicil vsetky
stopy jemu neprfjemnych veci v
pahrebe zhavych uhlikov. Ohen
znieil vsetky neprfjemne zapachy
a oeistil hrnce zbrane.
Moderny clovek nasiel mnohe
move sp6soby upotrebenia ohna a
tepla. Kazdy INA, ze hor1cost' O.
cist'uje, hovoria vyrabatelia Lu-
cky Strike cigariet, a tato po-
znamka ma dlh1 zaujfmav6 hi
storiu, idtcu nazad do predhlsto-
rickyych dob. Tnto modern1 INA
lost horucosti predchadzalo tisi-
ce rokov podivneho zboznovania
tejto nevysvetlitel'nei moci. Wa
10 to sta generacii, kym clovek
poznal hordcost' natol'ko, ably ju
mohol pouzit' pri t6stovanf doha-
hu pre- Lucky Strikes ma odstra-
nenie Skodlivych drazdidiel u
robil ich lahodnymi pre- hrdlo.
Fakt je, ze t6stovanie tini Lucky
Strikes nielen najfajnejSfmi ci-
garetlami ma fajcenie ohl'adu ma
pozitok, ale Luckies sd vzdy la
hodne pre- hrdlo. (OhlaSka.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-10
VEL 'KE VZBURY V PRAHE
PROTI BENEsOVI A MEME
CKYM FILMOM.
dentovi.

V Prahe udal y sa cez celE MI
nuly tyzden vazne vzbury a w
trznosti. Zapocaly sa proti meme
ckym hovoriacim fiImom a skon-
ely proti zahranicnemu ministro-
vi Benesovi, takze nielen policaj-
ne rezervy, ale vojsko malo ro-
botu s vytrznfkmi.
Demonstranti rozbili sedadla V
styroch divadlach, v ktorych u
kazovane boly nemecke hovoriace
filmy. z divadiel demonstranti
sli pred redakciu Prayer Presse,
ktora je Benesovym organom, a
rozbili ma budove vsetky obloky.
Demonstrate sa upakovaly den
ne. Benes V "Ceskom Slove'', kto-
ry casopis je tiez jeho organom,
p1sal, re demonstrate boly vyvo-
lane istou americkou filmovou
korporaciou, ktora V nemeckych
hovoriacich filmoch vidl s1t'az.
Dna 25. septembra boly demon
stracie proti dr.. Benesovi este sill
nejsie. Bol obvinoyany 20 slabos-
stva yoci Mussolinimu, ktory dal
popravit' styroch Slovincov y
Trieste.
Do Prahy privazane s1 cetnl
cke rezervy, ably pomohly polici
robit' poriadok. Demonstrate, So
zda, vedu studenti ceski faslsti
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-10
FRANCUZsKI HosTIA
v TRENCiNE.

Ma studijn1 cestu na Slovensko
priSla v%prava Francuzov pod We
denim NEST 'anostu mesta Lille.
Vyprava zastavila sd V Trencine,
kde na nadrazi privital ju prelat
Rudolf Miss, ktory host 'ov po-
zdravil francuzsky, zatial co O.
kresny nacelnik DIR. Galvanek O.
slovil ich pc slovcnsky. Franctizi
prehliadli 81 vyznamnosti a pa
matnosti mesta riaditeP tamoj-
Sci tovarne ma >iikno, daval ma
ich pocest' banket. z Trenclna O.
disla vyprava do Tatier.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-10
MOVE VYSKUMY DEMANOV
SKYCH JASKYN.

V druhej polovici augusta IL
skutoGnila vyskumna sekcia od-
boru "Klubu Gsl. turistov" V Lipt.
Sv. Mikulasi v[skum tretleho a
stvrteho poschodia Demanov-
skych jaskyniach, "Chrame svo-
body"
V tret'om poschodi prenikli
dvaja elenovia "Kamenneho vi
nohradu' do priestorov mad Hvle
zdosiavovym d0mom. Zaistila sa
teda pre- zpr1stupnovacie prace
okruzna costa krasnymi PRESTO
rami druhom a tret'om poscho-
di. Pri vyskumoch stvrt6ho po-
schodia, najprv 2, potom 6 clenov
sekcie pracovalo na spojem Ca
rovnej chodby' $ "Iviezdoslavo-
vVm d0mom'. PriamehO spOjenla
sa este nedocielilo, ale zato uCast-
nici zostali ohromeni novyml
skvostnyml priestorami, ktor6
nasli V ktorych vrcholl vsetka
vyzdoba demanovskehO "Chramu
svobody'. Po jedinecnej "Carov
nei chodbe" a po "Chrame boha
Svantovita' boly teraz objavenf
priestory "Zazracna chodba' .
kde mnozstve vyzdoby nemoz-
no 81 urobit' ami predstavy. Sta
lagmity, stalaktity, barvivoSt' gi-
gantickych stlpov, zavesy, drape-
rie, barevn6 vodopady a nadher-
ma lekninov6 utvary IA vode ko-
runujn zazracnost' celGho "Chra
mu svobody". V podrobnych w
skumoch sa pokraGuje.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-10
vIANodNE vHPRAvY
DO EURoPY.

Skupiny pocestujd New Yor.
ku, Bostonu Halifaxu.
Lod' DEUTSCHLAND a moto.
rova LODI ST. LOUIS boly vybratt
Hamburg American Liniou ma ich
zvlastne Vianoene >vypraty dc
Europy tejto zimy.
Lod' DEUTSCHLAND odplava
New Yorku II. decembra a po.
vezie dve skupiny do Hamburgu
cez Cherbourg. Jedna partia bu'
de pod vedenfm p. Hugo Mullera
new-yorkskej kancelarie; dru.
ha skupina bude pod vedenlm p
Waltera r. Buercklera z fch Chi
cagskej kancelarie. Cestovatelia
dorazia na druh1 stranu Is. de-
cembra, a do Hamburger 10. de-
cembra, a dost' casu budd mat ,,
ably sa dostali domov pred Viano-
cami.
Druha vyprava bude ma moto-
rovej lodi ST. LOUIS, ktora od-
playa z New Yorku IL. decembra
a Bostonu 13. decembra.
LODI CLEVELAND odplava z
Halifaxu 1. decembra a mnoho
cestovatel'ov z Kanady sa ocaka-
va s touto vypravou, ktora dora
ri do Cherbourg 8. decembra, a
do Hamburgu 9. decembra, a kto-
"a da cestovatel'om dost' prilezi-
tosti stravit' viaceri tyzdne s ich
rodinami znamymi pred Via
nocami a Novym rokom. LODI
CLEVELAND odplava New
Yorku dHa 20. novembra.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-10

Mr.. A. E. Segreto, ktory jc
hudobnickom obchode "a posled-
nych 80 rokov, je teraz spojenl
s The Yahrling- -Rayner Co., maj
vacsim a najdplnejsfm hudobni-
ckym obchodom v Youngstown.
Mr.. Segreto bude predavat' vse-
tky hudobne nastroje, ako sd pia-
ma, chyrne Victor-Radio kombi-
nacie a rome inc hudobne ma
stroje.
My sa tesime, ze SINE dostali do
sluzieb Mr.. Segreto, ktory je
znalcom plan a hudobnych ma
strojov. Povodom je kraja ho-
vori Wac reel. On vd'acne pomo-
ze vam vybrat' nastroj, aky 81
ziadate.