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New Britain herald., 1930-04-17
MAY
 HELP PHILLIPS
Winning First Game From Brooklyn Considered Good Sign

New York, April IT P-Burt Shotton thinks he has one player on his team, not on the payroll but de- stined to play an important part in the seasons campaign. Kid Psychol- ogy is the extra man for the Phillies.
 Winning the first game from Brooklyn 1 10 will do us a lot of good" said Manager Shotton. "The psychology of that is great. It will be worth much more to Us than if we had won 10 to or some such score.
 Why here we are sized up by ev- erybody as a team of sluggers with no pitchers. When the forecasts were being made the experts said, The Phillies would be dangerous if they had some pitchers
 And then we step out the opening day and show the best pitching per- formance in either league, and mind you it was a game where we had to have almost perfect pitching to win.
 While we hit Clark harder than Brooklyn hit Sweetland, we didn't do what you would call hard hitting all afternoon, but we did score that one run we needed to win the game when we punched a couple of hits.
 If that doesn't put psychology on our side, why not? Brooklyn can hit, too, which makes it all the more remarkable performance by our pitcher, Sweetland.
 q guess that game was the big surprise of the opening. Some folks thought, I have no doubt, that We would be out there all the afternoon trying to get each other out and We crossed everybody by putting on a pitchers battle with some of the greatest fielding ever produced in any one game. That's baseball"
 Shotton thinks he may enjoy the last laugh on his friends, who have sympathized with him because he has no pitchers. "I think the weak ness of our pitching staff is very
New Britain herald., 1930-04-17
Stunting With Airplane
 Blamed in Talbot Death

New York, April 17 (UP)-Stunt- ing with d type of plane not built to stand such stress was blamed today for the death of Peter Talbot, 43, test pilot of the American Aero nautical company.
 Talbot yesterday tried out Sa- Voia Marchetti biplane, which had been tested previously and found in good condition. Talbot put the ship through several barrell rolls and a series Of loops. As he entered a second series of loops the wings folded back against the fuselage and the craft dived 2,000 feet down to Manhasset Bay, Port Washington.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-17
Through the Static

Connecticut Flying Governor, John II. Trumbul1, will launch the new series of sketches sponsored by the citizens of Norwich from Station WTIC at 10 o'clock tomorrow night.
 The programs offer a new lane of civic enterprise. They are deslgne1 to acquaint thH radio audience with the social and industrial advantages peculiar to the so-called Rose Of New England
 The University of Maine "Steih Song and other old and new num- bers which have featured Rudy Nallee's microphone appearanc g make mp the program which he ani his Connecticut Yankees will broad cast over a coast to coast network of stations associated with the NEG tonight at o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-17
516 RESCUED IN FIRE

Belfast. Ireland, April IT UP)- Five hundred and forty-six patients of the Antrim county asylum, near Belfast, many of them scantily clad, were rescued when fire broke out in the institution today. While at |tendants rushed the inmates to safety outside, a strong wind famed the flames and made the interior a furnace
New Britain herald., 1930-04-17

rain, number of the National league players decided it would be
 a good thing to go to Newark or
 Jersey City and see an opening
 game in the International league. They were disappointed, however,
 that it was raining in Jersey too.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-17
VOTE STOCK ISSUE

New Haven, April 17-Issuance of 500,00O shares of common stock with s100 par or of convertible mortgage bonds or debentures was authorized by the stockholders of the N. Y, N. H. & H. railroad ar their annual meeting yesterday. The s5O,000,000 will be used to pay off the indebtedness and financing im- provements. They also voted s10,- 100000 for rolling stock and marine equipment.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-17
42s-VI,W. Cincinnati--Oo

426-WLW, Cincinnati-.O0 5.00-Tea Time Tunes S:30-Live stock reports 5:45-Musicale 6:00-Orchestra :30--Dinner concert 6:59-Weather forecast 7;00-Hotel Gibson orchestra 7:1S-Tony's Scrap Book ;30-Singers 7:45-Radio Dog Club; Dr Glenn Adams < S:00--Perkinsville S;S0-Cabaret; dance orchestra
New Britain herald., 1930-04-17
s61K DloI'RR 0GRAilS

with entertainers 9:00-Male quartet and organ 9:S0-Musical hour t0:O0-Hollingsw Hall :30-Henry Fillmore's band man 11:0O-Musical program I11:30-Los Amigos; program for
 Latin America 2:00-Castle Farm orchestra 12:30-Melville Ray, tenor
 1:0O-Hotel Gibson orchestra
 1:30-Howard Trio with Mary
 Steele
New Britain herald., 1930-04-17
aos-WBz. springheld-99o

30S-WBZ, Springfeld-s90 s.00-Stock and curb closings 5:30--Ensemble 5:55-Road Man 6:oO-Weatherm 6:O2-Agricultural market reports 6:20-Sport Digest 6:30-Five Minute Men 6:45-Investment talk 7:01-Amos m Andy T:15-Coke MelodeeEs 7:30-Bay State Boys S:00-Investmen Hour S:3O-sandy MacFarlane's Chim-
 ney Swallows |. a:0O-Musical lIour 9:30-Melodie 10:o0-Mid- week program  Digest 11:os-Bert Loves Statler's orches- tFa
New Britain herald., 1930-04-17

Lawrence Tibbett, baritone, and Mark Andrews, organist, and the
 Trinity choir, will broadcast Stain- CTS famous cantata, ''The Cruci- | fixion," over a coast-to-coast net | work of stations associated with the NBC tonight at 10 o'clock.
 The program is an extremely ap- propriate one, for it will be given on Holy Thursday, at a time when this famous musical setting of the story of the Lords Passion an1 | Crucifixion is being sung in | churches throughout the country.
 Clifford Cairns will act as director. Smith and Dale, formerly of the Avon Comedy Four, featured coma- diahs, will be heard during the the
 ater hour from WABC and 60 sta-
 tions of the CBS Saturday at 10 D.
 m. Others on this program are David Mendoza with the Paramount Orchestra; Paul Ash presenting his stage show April Showers" Wynn Girl Quartette; Paul Small, tenor:
 Harriet Lee, contralto; Vic Ince,
 cornet soloist; and Jesse Crawford, organist.
 Several beautiful and inspiration al features have been arranged by l the CBS to suit the mood of their | many listeners on Good Friday. These programs will consist not | only of famous and lovely cantatas
 and oratorios, but also vocal solos l by radio artists and dramatic read ings by popular stage stars.
 A daily resume of major league
 baseball scores compiled by the
 Associated Press will be given by
 the NEG through WIZ, New York, 1 throughout the season. Each pro-
 gram will last five minutes. The service was inaugurated Monday | night with the results of the game 1 between Washington and Boston at l Washington.
 Sunday nights the scores will be | heard between 6:55 and ' o'clock, and on Mondays the hours is 7:5o
 until 1855. Tuesdays, until April l o9, they will be heard between 6:10 and 6:15 o'clock. On and after that date they will be read between 7:15 i and 7:20 o'clock on Tuesday nights. | Wednesday, Thursday and Friday nights the scores will be given from | 7;30 until 1885 o'clock. The Satur- | day time is $40 until 6:45 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-17
261-WHAM, Rochester-11o0

26t-WHAM, Rochester-lloo 5:0O-Children' program 5:30-Detail announcements 6:00-News 6:10-DanCe music 6:35-Chemistry talk 6:45-Skit
 7:OO-Amos n Andy 7:15-Sax Smith and His Cavaliers dance band 7:45-Mixcd quartet S:O0-OrChestra- dance music S:30-Frontier Days dramatiza- ton
 9:OO-Same as WIZ 9:3O-Melodics 10:00-Program t:00--Slumbe Music recital by Tom Grier- son
 244-WNAC. Boston-1230 5:00-Ted and his Greater Gang 5:3O-Nursery Men 5:45-The Stylists 6:00-Good News Bearers 6:15-Braves 6:30-Dinner orchestra, with the Oracle
 6:45-The Adventures of Rabbit DouX
 7:0O-Players 7:30-Tip-Top club 7:59-Weatherman S:OO-Basebal scores S:1O-The Vagabonds S:15-"The Political Situation in Washington Tonight" Frederic William Vile S:3O-MusiC 9:00-Detective Mysteries 9:30-Redskins Week hour Radio Forum  Renard and his or chestra 11:30-Perley Stevens and his or chestra 12:OO-Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians Melodies, Ann Leaf at the organ
 22s-WDRC, New Haven-133O 6:3O---Adeline Bcebe s.50-News and weather report 7:0O-Sy Ever and his Hotel Taft Grille orchestra 7:25-The World Bookman 7:SO-Tuberculos talk 7:S5-Sy Eyer and his Hotel Taft Grille orchestra S:O0-The Haven Four, male
 quartet
 S:15-The Piano Twins S:S0-The Vested Choral Cholr 9:OO-A Night in Harlem by the Original Black Hawks 9;30-News; the Universal Old Timers .10:O0-Weathe report
New Britain herald., 1930-04-17

much exaggerated" he said. We
 have already demonstrated under | fire that we have one pitcher and | in the games to come we will show some more.
 We started hustling right at the
 outset Tuesday and we will keep on the sante way. If we don't win it will not be because we are not trying.
 q don't see how we can be kept | from playing a big part in the Na-
 tionaI League race. That's the way the players feel about it, and 1 agree with them.
 I'm sorry rain kept us from play | ing the second game, We need to play now, and calling off these early
 games makes doubleheaders later on.
 That was ono of our chief troubles last year-too many doubleheaders. !" A friend, passing through the ho- tel lobby stopped to wish "A lot Of | luck Burt" "Yes, we will have some luck come our way" said Shotton, And we'll make some for ourselves too."
 One New York hotel lobby yester-
 day afternoon held more than two score baseball players, whose serV- ices are valued at several thousand dollars. The Phillies, playing at Brooklyn, were rainbound, as were the Braves, who are guests at the Polo Grounds. A number of the New York Giants were in the groups of idle athletes and a few Yankees, who did not go 10 Philadelphia,
 were waiting for the American lea guers to come home.
 It's still true that when a motor
 man has holiday he takes a street | car ride and a mail carrier goes for long walk. When the Brooklyn
 and New York baseball games were | postponed yesterday on account Of
New Britain herald., 1930-04-17
344-WENR, Chicago-S70

344-W ENK, Ch1CaRo-61U 5:30-Air Juniors program 6:00-Dinner concert S:30-Farm program I1O:O0-Mike and Herman, comedy
 sketch l 10:15-Musical olio 10:30-Musical Travelogue of the
 United States 11:00-Air Vaudeville
New Britain herald., 1930-04-17
FRIDAY MORNING PROGRAMS

FRIDAY MORNING PROGRAMS
 3O3-WBZ, Sprinefeld-090 7:45-Morning Salute 7:55-Road Man S:00-Phil Cook S:15-Headliner S:3O-Shopping About with Dor othy Randall 9:OO-Beauty and health, June Lee 9:f5--Trio
 9:3O-Twns 9:45-Melody Musketeers 1O:OO-Salon orchestra talk 
 395-WJI, New Nork-160 7:3O-Rise and Shine--dance or chestra
 S:O0-Phil Cook in characteristic song numbers and dialogue S:15-The Headliners-dance band S:45-Popular Bts-dance band 9:15-String Trio 1O:n0-Salon orChestra-directlon Frank Vagnoni B, Gibson food talk 11:OO--Salon Singers with concert orchestra-directio George Dlt- worth Miniatures 12:OO-Mary Olds and Calliope-- Woman 10 Woman-dramatlt sketch; musical background
New Britain herald., 1930-04-17

More than 250,0oo trees were planted on Montana farms in 1929. Orders indicate 300,000 this year.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-17
THURSDAY
Eastern Standard Time
2ss-WTIC, Hartford-1O6O

2S3-WTIC, Hartford-1060 5:00-R. K. O. Vaudeville matinee 5:30-Toddy Party 5:4s-"Sparklers," Bill Tasillo, dl- rector 6:15-Flaches; Highlights in Sport; news. e:s0-American Home Banquet 6,45-Dine and dance
New Britain herald., 1930-04-17

379-WGI, Schcnectady-70O 5:o0-R. K. o. program 5:3O-Musical program 5:46-News items; produce mar
 ket report, farm forum and
 stock reports
 6:15-Dinner music 6:29-Weather forecast 6:30-Dinner music 7:O0-Musical program 7:31-WGY agricultural program S:OO-Musical hour 9:0O-Harbor Lights 9:3O-Jack Frost Melody Moment! 1O:00-Radio program 11:OO--Weather forecast program 1l:30-Organ recital
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-04
OTVORENIE NoVEHO GYM
NAZIA v PRIEVIDZI.

V nedel'u, l.. j1na, otvorili V
Prievidzi novopostavene Statne
realne gymnazium Fr. Sasinka.
Ma slavnosti otvarania gymnazia
zucastnilo sa mnoho hosti, medzi
mimi zastupcovia ministerstvi a
Gradov. PritomnTch privital me-
st'anosta Anton MiSSuth, "a MIN
prehovoril zastupca ministerstva
Skolstya a narodnej osvety DIR.
Maule, "a MIN inz. kallay pOdal
strucny vyklad vzniku gymnazia
so stranky technickej, potion V
meme okresu prievidzskeho hoVo-
ril DIR. Novak I'M. Budova gym
nazia ma II prieStrannIch miest-
nosti pre- ziakov a m0ze ich pri-
jat' 500. Skola je V kazdom o.
hi 'ade moderne zariadena je
.jednou najkrajsIch Sk0l Slo-
yenska.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-04
VYEORELA SLOVENSKA O
BEG Ma PODK. RUSI.

Dna II. jlma vypuknul V sta
van! gazdu J. Durisku V Novom
Klcnovci na Podkarpatskej Rusi
Stra$ny ohen. ktory sa Slril neo-
bycajnou rychlost'ou, takze V kra
tkom case boIo 16 stavisk V jed
nom plameni.
Ma miesto poziaru sisly sa O.
krem domaceho hasicskGho Sboru
i sbory z d'alel1eho kraja, boly
vsak proti zhubn6mu zivlu i1plne
bezmOcne. Ohen sa stale Siril, tax
ze vyhorclo 25 stavan1 do zakla-
dov, d'aIej zhorcIo II kusov do
bytka a mnOhO menSiehO zvierac-
tva. Ma pOmoc poziarom postih-
nutym sisiel sa kdc-kto, a boil to
naima Cetnici, ktor1 zachranili Z
jcdncho horiaceho domu dive spia-
ce detI. Nk0da pOzldrOm SpoSObe-
na jc neobyGajne vel 'ka, lebo ma
jjtelia domI,ov pracovali prave V
ten cas- na poll, take zachranili
len vlastnt svoje zivoty d to, co
mali IA sebe.
Vysetrovanim sa zistilo, ze O.
hen zaviniI trirocny chlapcek rol'
nika Duri>ku, ktory nasiel do
me zapal ky a V stodole zalozil 81
ohen.
Hroznt nest 'astie postihlo slo
vensklch obyvatel 'ov, lebo obeo
NovI klcnovec je slovenska, ma
peknd skolu a evanjelickd faru
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-04
TIsICE sLOVAKOV MA
S. X. DNI v CLEVELANDE

V nedel u, ma pozemkoch slo-
venskych otcov benediktinov v
Clevelande odbyval sa Slovensky
Katolicky Den "a i1casti tisicich
Slovakov. Pol'nu sv. omsu slllzll
biskup Schrembs, ktory al kazal.
V svojej kazni pochvalil sloven-
sk1 vyssiu chlapeckd skolu, kto-
ra je pod spravou slovenskych
otcov benediktinov ako al sestry
sv. Vincenta, ktore vyucujn po
slovenskych osadnTch skolach a
vyzyval rud, ably tieto diva rady
podporoval. Slovensk1 kazen NAL
Rev. Fr. J. Dubosh. Viaceri Slo-
vaci Youngstown boil ma osla'
We pr1tomni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-04

boly predovsetkym podane zpra-
Wy O stavbach narodnych skol uz
prevadzanych, alebo V prlpra-
vach k stavbam V zasade uz povo-
lenym na Slovensku SV0bec V
Bratislave zvlast'. d 'alej bolo po-
volene sriadit' 20 novych stat
nych l'udovych sk0l pre- detl ne
zaskolen6 (celkom 2S trledaml),
ktorych je 6 menslnoV|ch skol'
Potom bolo rozhodnut6 vypra-
covani planov ma stavby ) men-
sinovych sk0l, kde bolo uz who'd
ne stanovisko zaobstarane a bOly
schvalen6 naGrtky, na stavbu ).
mestianskych Sk6l. Bolo rozhod-
mute, ably sa este tento rok zaha-
lila stavba valkOu zniyoGeneJ sko
ly V Zborove, ktora sd prevedle
statnym nakladom. Ma stavby ma
rodnych sk6l, ktorG prevadzaJd
obce, boly povolene podpory V
ceIkovej vyske 565,000 Kcs.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-04
BRATIsLAVsKA RADIO STA
MICA DOBUDOVANA.

y. jdna prczrelo asi 45 novina
row novostavby bratislavskej Wy
sieIacej radiovej stanice, ktora
bola montovana a vyzk1sana V
Londyne. Jej cnergia obnaSa 12.5
XIV antene tax zvanej nemodu-
lovanej nosnej Why. Pri modulo-
vani, to jest pri vysielanf progra-
mu m6ze dosiahnut' tax zvana
zaostrena energia az so XIV an
tGne. Antenove stoziare SIT vyso-
Ike 95 metrov. Radiostanica, kto-
ra je opatrena najmodernejsim
zariadenim, je spojena so studiom
kabelom. Studio je umiestnen6 V
rozhlasovom palaci, ktory vybu-
dovala nakladom asi 100000 K
poStova sprava. Studio sklada sa
dvoch salov. vacsieho a men,
Sieho, yybudovanych celkom mo-
dcrne. Cele zariadenie bratislav-
skcj vysielacky je tax dokonale,
zc je najlepsou vysielacou stani-
cou V republike a jednou maj
icpSIch Europe.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-04
sLOVANsKA SrUDENTsKA A
KONFERENCIA v PRAHE.

V Akademickom dome V Prahe
bola zahajena slovansIla STUDENT
ska konferencia usporiadana 5dru
zenTmi spolkami: Bulharska Sc
djanka, Detvan, JugosIavia, Sc
bowka, Kolo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
kow, Svaz rusk6ho studentstva a
Vozrozdenije. Konferencic zaobe-
rally sa hpadanim cesty ku kon-
kretnemu rieSeniu potrieb slovan-
>ktho studentstya. Taketo pora-
dy bud1 usporiadanG vo WAGE
r[ch studijnIch strediskach po
mich bude svoIanE pripravny w
Dor, ktory svola sjazd slovanSke-
no StudentStva.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-04
REFoRMA sTREDNYCH SKoL
PRIPRAVENA.

No sch0dzke kuIturnehO vybo-
ru podal minister $kOIstva dr. De-
rcr obsiahly yIklad o r2forme
Skol podl'a navrhu mi
nistcrskej komisie.
Ide V prvom rade 0 sjcdnotenle
StrednGhO Sk0lstVa na nizSom stu
phi, ktorG nastane tIm, zc vyu-
Covanic latine a francuzstine po-
sunutt budc al do Ill. trledy, tax
re prvG dive triedy vSetkIch sired
nIch Sk0l budu mat ucebnn Ia
tNu spolocnU. Y d0sledku tohoto
rOzhOdnutia pre- Smer Studla gym
nazialneho alebo realneho nena-
stane zmena hned' pri vstupe na
strednU Skolu, ale az po dvoch
rokoch, po ktorG bude mono zla-
ka pozorovat a poznat' jeho sllo-
ny.
V dalsich dvoch triedach bu.
d1 ucebnG osnovy pocet hodin
tie ist6, az Ma to, re IA gymnazlu
realnom gymnaziu a vySSom real
nom gymnaziu bude hodina We
novana latino, kdezto na realke (
reformnom real. gymnaziu fran
c1zstine. To znamena, ze rozchot
oboch typov zacina V III. triede
/ D'alSie zmeny budn urobene W
vyssich triedach a sUVlslostl
tymito zmenami bude upraven.
vstup ma Studia vysokoSkolsk6.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-04
JUGosLAVSKY DOM v PRA.
HE.

Ministerska rada schvalila W.
budovanie 'Jugoslavskeho domu
V Prahe, ttorou vecou zaoberala
sa tiez zvlastna komisia .Cesko-
slovensko-j -juhoslovanskej ligy. =
Mesto Praha da k dispozlcii po-
zemok V Bubenci, kde vznikne
kolej pre- 100 juhoslovanskych
studentov. Budu tam tiez byty
pre- juhoslovanskyych profesorov,
citaren a kniznica. S1casne sa bu-
de umiestnovat' v koleji niekol
ko studentov ceskych a sloven-
skych, ably sa podporovala wa
jomnost' slavianska.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-04
URODA OVOCTA MA SLOVEN-
SKU.

Nasledkom miernej zimy ovoc-
ne stromy prezimovaly vel mi DO
bre. Ma Slovensk ku jednotllvych
druhov ocakava sa takato uroda:
jablk dobra, al vel mi dobra, 4
hrusiek stredna, miestami slab
sia, cereSni dobra, al vel mi do
bra. Prve slovenske ceresne prl-
Sly ma trh 20. maja. u yisni sired
na, miestami dobra, marh1l
stredna, miestami dobra, Il bro
skyn stredna, miestami dobra, 70
slivak stredna, miestami slabsia,
orechov stredna, z bobuPovite-
ho oyocia (egres, rybizle, malny,
jahody) dobra, niektorych dru-
hov a miestami az vel'mi dobra
V niektorych krajoch nlektor(
druhy napadly pomerne slime roz
ne nemoce a skodci, proti ktorym
nepostupuje sa tax, ako by sa
malo. Napriek tomn ale vseobee,
ne sa ocakava lroda dobra, u ME.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-04
70 starej vlasti
,Zpravy prebrane krajovych
casopiso
SASINKOVE OSLAVY
v SKALICI.

V dnoch IA. a Is. juna boly V
Skalici pietne oslavy skutocneho
buditel "a slovenskeho, Frantiska
V. Sasinka, ktory sd narodil pra-
We pred 100 rokmi Skalici 70
mrel novembri roku 1914, Wy
stvany Mad 'armi,s nemocnlcl
milosrdnych bratov kalnsba-
chu, Rakusko. Ako professor bo-
hoslovia Banskej Bystrici zaslu-
I'll sa horlivou pracou vedeckou
a buditel 'skou narodn6 uvedo
menie porobeneho slovenskeho
rudu. Ucastnil sa cd mlad0stl vse
tkvch kulturnych a literarnych
podnikov slovenSkIch, patrll k "a
kladatelom Matice SlovenskeJ,. j..
pisal basne i knihy nabozenskt,
ale predovsetkIm zaoberal sa de
jinami. Vydal Wac prac, kto-
rych najdolezitejsie su dvojdiel-
ne "Dejiny kral'ovstva uhorske-
ho". Zaujimal sa tiez o narodo-
pis a archeologiu. Jeho prace bo-
ly pisane vlasteneckym zapa-
Pom a ackol 'vek nedostihly vzdy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-04
KONGRES KOMUNISTOV
v RUsKU

V Moskve odbyva sa 10. kon-
gres komunistickej strany Ru-
sku. ma ktorom berie ncast 3,O0O
delegatov delegatiek 20 vse-
tkvch casti Ruska. z dosavad-
nych zprav vysvita, re Stain Je
panom situacie a Iava (Trocke-
ho) opozicia i prava (Rykov"
Tomskeho a Uglanova) opozlcla
je porazena. Stain NAL rec, kto-
ri trvala sedem hodin. V neJ no.
voril O dosavadnom industrial
nom pokroku V krajine 0 nedo-
statkoch. ktore vlada bude sa u
silovat' napravit'. Umrtnost' V
Rusku kIesla 0 SO percent, umrt-
most deti O 42.5 percent a negra-
motnost' upadla Z 62.6 percent ma
SO percent, voci dobe predvalec-
nei. 'Skutocna mzda" zvysena
bola 67 percent. Industrlalna
produkcia je so percent vyssia
nezli predvalecna, produkcia zbo-
zia ie uz tiez vyssia, ale domacich
zvierat je vel'ky 1bytok, take Je
vePkv nedostatok masa. O zelez'
niciach sa Stain vyslovil, re ST
ma hanbu sovietskemu Rusku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-04
OsVEDCENIE PROF. SEMKO
WICZA.

Pisali SINE nedavno, re do Turc.
Sv. Martina prisiel prof. krakow
skej univerzity Vladislav Semko-
wicz, ktorom casopisy priniesly
zpravu, ze bol spolupracovnlkom
Jehlicskovym a ze sa zaobera stu
diom pol 'skeho osidlenia Grave
a Spisi ciel 'om uplatIovanla ma
rokov, axe sa objavily "a dob prI-
pravovan6ho plebiscitu ia Grave
a Spisi. Professor Semkowicz 0,
znamuje, ze mu islo a ide vede-
ckn pracu ze len jeho nepriate,
liza chceli ho predstavit' ako spo,
lupracovn1ka JehlicskovhO prot
sko-Slovenskej Republike.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-04
VYHLASENIE SVAZU SLO-
VENsKEHo STUDENTsTVA.

DlhOroGn6 Isilic slOyenskehO
Studentstva "a sriadenie sloven-
skoi technikv nar12alo ma ncza-
slnzonT nezauiem yerpinosti a
kruhov ktor6 bv maIv nahIiad-
mt zp domahat sa vvsokpi Sko-
" tcchnickei ie naibezpeCneisou
rpSton k hosDOdarrkrmu 0zdra-
veniu Slovenska. Slovenske Stu
Iontstvo t'azko npSip ze nraye u
ma ipovolanciSich cinitc'0y mie-
Sto norozumenia ziayuip sa nco-
nodStatnpnG yvtaEanic - ak6ho
SINE boil svedkami V nainovSom
case ktort len odd'aluie vec tech
niky. Slovenslln techniku nemoz-
no odbudmlt' noukazom ma neIo-
statok posIuchaCstva, osobneho a
vecn6ho vystroipnia vNs0kci Sk0-
" = nri tom npuCinit' ami na j.
mcnslch krokov ma poistenie elm
sl1or6ho bezpecntho chodu tcjto
jnstit1cie Ma takfchto zakladoch
nebudoval este ami ieden kultjIr-
nv narod svoie vysokG ucenic.
klo MET ochotv = snahv. kde no.
SpodarSko povznpspnie a kultilr-
ma prestiz ncpra inou minulost 'ou
zancdbantho naroda ie druhora-
dvm Eau uimom - tam iste nikdy
npuzric svetlo ustanovizen. ako
ie tecbnika Zostanc smutntm do
kladom hospodarskei a kult1r-
noi l'ahosta inosti naSich Darla-
mentarnvch kruhov. ak doDuStia.
abv sa este i teraz otazka SLOW
technikv dostala ma vcdI'aiSiu ko-
l'ai Syaz slov. Studontstya DO,