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Evening star., 1931-12-13
EFFORTS TO PENSION VETERAN
OF INDIAN SCOUTS RENEWED
"Broncho Charley" Arrives at
Fort Sill and Receives
Ovation From Post.
Volunteer in III and ~
Hopes Congress Acts Be-
fore 81 Survivors Die.

Efforts are being renewed to have
the United States Government pension
"Broncho Charley" and other surviving
members of the band of Indian scouts
and dispatch riders who rode the West
ern plains when this country's troops
were attempting 10 get the redskins
off the warpath.
There are 80 old scouts and dispatch
riders still living, and yet, because they
were not regularly enlisted men in the
Army, the Government for which they
fought has ignored their pleas for recog-
milton.
A fresh effort is gaining headway as
the result of the arrival of Charles M
Miller, better known as "Broncho
Charley" at Fort Sill, Okls., the home
of the Army's' Field Artillery School.
This famous old scout is on q trek from
New York to California on the back of
Pole Star. On their arrival at the old
fort the man and his horse had ridden
1000 miles through nine States, leaving
New York July 20.
Fort Sill Fetes Veteran.
Sixty years ago ~Broncho Charley ~
then youngster of 81 years, fought his
way through hostile Indians while carry
Ing Army dispatches from Fort Dodge
through the territory now included in
Fort Sill. Therefore his arrival last
week at Fort Sill turned out to be gala
occasion-he was an honored guest OF
the school, was received by the COM
mandant, Brig. Gen. William M. Cruik-
shank, and was made much OF by the
Lawton, Okla, American Legion post
as he s the oldest Degionnaire in the
country.
According 10 his Oklahoma friends
1t seems that red tape and congress
sional apathy are at the bottom Of the
trouble. As the old scout explains it.
we were volunteers and not on any
regular Army pay roll We were paid
by the commanding officers for whom
We carried dispatches. There have
Evening star., 1931-12-13
BALTIMORE FINANCE
FIRM ACTION DELAYED
Court Fails to Set Date for Hearing
Arguments in Injunction
Suit
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, December 12-The
Circuit Court today let the week end
pass witheut assigning a date for hear
ing arguments in the suit for injunc-
tion against the Continental Cor
poration, an investment company, re-
stra1ning 1t from paying dividends from
its capital The corporation has asked
the action be dismissed.
The suit was brought by Janice
Ragovtn, who acted individually as a
Stockholder, and Herbert Stein, both of
New York.
The petition alleged recently stock
holders had illegally altered the corpora
tion set-up to allow such payments. The
action also charged mismanagement
and loss Of approximately SAP 900, 900.
The corporation denied the allega-
tions and while admitting losses de-
clared the flgure was $1,000, 900 rather
than the amount charged in the suit
Evening star., 1931-12-13
ORCHESTRA LISTS
FOUR CONCERTS
Three viii Be in City This
Week and One at Cham
berSburg, Pa.

The National Symphony Orchestra.
Esns Kinder conductor. faces the fullest
week Of its career this week with four
concerts on its schedule, three of which
will BE- given locally and one at Cham
bersburg, Pa.
The first Of these concerts viii be
given this afternoon at Constitution Hall
at 4 o'clock 1t will be the orchestra's
third Sunday afternoon concert and
Miksa Merson, brilliant Hungarian
pianist will be heard as soloist.
On Tuesday, December Is. the or
chestrs will make its first out-of town
Journey for a concert under Mr. Kind
lers direction at Chambersburg. Pa, but
on next Thursday December II. it will
again be heard at Constitution Hall in
its third symphony concert, with Sylvia
Lent. noted Washington violinist, as
Eoloist.
Concert for Children.
The fourth concert of the week will
be the orchestras third concert for
children and young people at Central
High School auditorium at IL o'clock
Saturday morning, December l9, at
which Charlton Meyer, 6-year-eld piano
prodigy and pupil Of Frances Gutelius,
will appear as soloist in two numbers
with four members of the orchestra's
own personnel also appearing in solo
parts.
Miksa MerSon, todays soloist, is q
brilliant performer. Merson entered rs
child Of 10 the Royal Conservatory of
Budapest from which he graduated TO
win. for six successive years. the LiSzt
prize offered annually by the city OF
Budapest for piano brilIance. A con-
cert tour of Europe and South America
preceded his arrival In Washington,
where he now makes his home.
Studied Under Father.
Sylvia Lent, young Washington vio-
inist will be the Soloist at Constitution
Hall December II at 4:45 O'Clock, play
ing Mozart's "A Major. Concerto"
Miss Dent's first studies were under
her father, Ernest Lent. we'll known
Washington musician, and she was the
first American pupil accepted by Leopold
Auer when he came to America to live.
Making her professional debut in Berlin
in 1922, she followed with concert
triumphs in Dresden, Leipzig and
Munich, making her New York debut
the following year. She has appeared
as soloist with the Philadelphia, New
York Symphony, Chicago. Detroit Min
neapolis and other orchestras.
Incidentally at this concert. Mr..
Kinder will present three compositions
never before heard in the Capital The
first OF these is the Aleinikoff arrange
ment of Handels "Passacaglia," while
the other two will be Indian dances
composed by DR.. Charles Sanford Skill
ton, professor Of music at the University
Of Kansas.
Evening star., 1931-12-13
Foot Ball Star Weds.

WEST HAVEN, Conn, December IL
P.-Kenneth Strong, former all
American halfbaek, who was divorced
last year from Rella Harrison, musical
revue star, was married today to Miss
Mabel Anderson, 10, of Jackson Heights,
N. Y.
Rev. Carl H. Nelson performed the
ceremony in the Swedish church. The
couple left at once for Memphis, Tenn.
where Strong will join professional
foot ball team.
Evening star., 1931-12-13
Pays Tribute to Kinder
Enthusiastic Backer of Symphony Orchestra Com
plinrents Conductor on His Personality and
Daring and Asks Support of People,

An unusual tribute to Hans Kinder
| director of the Washington Symphony
Orchestra, is contained in the follow
ing letter addressed to the editor of The
Star by Edward c. Potter, one of the
enthusiastic supporters of the new mu-
sical organization
To the Editor of The star
For many years the establishment
of a permanent symphony orchestra in
this city has been agitated, and several
tentative gestures in that direction have
been made This year, through the
public spirit and generosity Of small
group Of enthusiasts a reasonably sub
stantial foundation has been laid in the
shape OF a fairly adequate guarantee
fund, and the orchestra has been
brought into being We now have a
symphony orchestra, but we have far
more than that. BY some happy mani
festation of the benign fates we have
secured an orchestral conductor who is
everything that an orchestral conductor
should be-
An orchestra may be assembled, but
nltAAOub Tic IlklI klJu VI CO3lduSCOA it+l
life is destined to be short. That fact
has been demonstrated in this city more
than once. In Hans Kinder we have a
man possessing a very wide musical
knowledge and experience, a discrimi-
mating taste, fine critical discernment,
ample technical resource and, beyond
all this and outweighing all this, win
ming personality that has already made
devotees of his men and has won the
admiration, respect and even the en-
thusiasm OF his audiences. Growing
all is his youth, q flaming, enthusiastic
youth that dsres do things that older
and mare conservative men would hesi-
tate or refuse to do.
Launches Grade A Program.
Take, for example, the very first con-
cert of this orchestra. Remember that
this group Of men had never before
played together and more than half of
them were strangers to each other. They
knew how to play their instruments
and that was all. There was not, nor
could there be, the coordination or CO.
hesion of an orchestra old in association
and experience. With such an orchestra
an old and experienced conductor
would have played, for his first program,
such things as Handles Largo" Schu-
Evening star., 1931-12-13
HFT-RUN HACKER SOUGHT
Man Says Taxi Driver in Crash

A taxicab driver who attacked a mo-
torist and drove away after an accident
at Rhode Island avenue and North
Capitol street last night was being
sought by police early today.
Hasley Heslop, Mount Rainier, Md
bold twelfth precinct police that after the
tarffc rniShap the taxi driver stopped
got out Of his cab. and Knocked him
down. Although the cab driver drove
away Immediately, Heslop said he jot-
ted down the cabs license number and
TUNED II over 10 the police.
Evening star., 1931-12-13
ROOSEVELT CLUB
TOPERFECT PLANS
Local Group Backing Gov
ernor for President viii
Meet in Few Days.

Organization plans of the Roosevelt
for-President Club" incorporated here
Wednesday will be perfected at meet
ing to be called within the next few
days at the clubs headquarters in the
Home Life Building, Vermont avenue
and L street
The purpose of the organization is to
work largely on non-partisan basis for
the nomination of Gov. Franklin D.
Roosevelt as the Democratic candidate
Evening star., 1931-12-13
PAPER BUYS AIR STATION

PITTSBURGH, December II (P,.-
Officials of radio station WCAE today
announced that its ownership and
management will be transferred to the
Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph next Tues
day
The new owners plan to broadcast
daily from 6:45 am, until after mid
night. The transfer will be formally
dedicated January 4, when william
Randolph Hearst and other executives
Of his organization speak over WCAE.
Evening star., 1931-12-13
D. c. JUSTICE WEDS PAIR
Let's Assumes New Role 10 Unite
Marine and Bride.

Justice F. Dickinson Let's of the Dis
trict Supreme Court assumed new role
yesterday and for the first time ofiici-
ated at a marriage ceremony in his
chambers. The contracting parties
were Lieut. Pierson (. Conradt, 81, OF
the Marine Barracks at Quantico, and
MRS. Winifred A. Mclean, "a, Long
Beach, N. Y. Lieut.. Conradt was
divorced at Pensacola, Fla, and Mrs.
Mclean obtained divorce at Reno.
Evening star., 1931-12-13
SEMINARY TEACHER DIES

RICHMOND, Va, December u (A).-
Or. Eugene Cragghead Caldwell. for II
years PROFESSOR at the Union Theo.
logical Seminary here, died at a local
hospital today at the age of SIS.
A heart disorder ended the career
of the man who was considered one of
the country's foremost New Testament
Greek scholars
Funeral arrangements had not been
completed tonight.
Evening star., 1931-12-13
DR.. FRENCH TO SPEAK
G. U. Acting Dean to Address

6. q. Acting Dean to Address
Parent-Teacher Association.
DR.. William Cullen French, acting
dean of George Washington University,
viii address the Parent Teacher Asso-
ciation of the w. B. Powell School on
the Century of the Child" at its
fathers night" meeting tomorrow eve
ming.
Representative Dies, Democrat of
Texas, one of the association members.
VIII act as chairman. Charles Burton,
boy soprano, will sing, accompanied by
Mrs. w B. Little. while Melvin Holn.
Der will play the saxophone accom-
panied by Miss Adelaide Holober.
Evening star., 1931-12-13
Railmen Get Bonus,

VIENNA, December IL (4).-Austrian
railway employees will gst their Christ
mas bonus as usual despite the financial
crisis, but the government organ
Reichspost warned them today not to
be reckless with 1t.
will be able TO pay January wages IN
full. III
Evening star., 1931-12-13
COLLEGE HEAD TO SPEAK

Wake Forest Alumni to Hear Or,
Kitchin Tuesday.
DR.. Thurman D. Kitchin, new presi-
dent Of Wake Forest College, will be
the principal speaker and guest of honor
at banquet of Washington and Balti-
more Alumni Chapters of the college
Tuesday evening in the Kennedy War
rem Apartments. Dr. Thomas j. How
erton, president of the Wake Forest
Alumni Association, will preside.
The Washington Alumnae of Mere
dith College, Raleigh, N. c., sister in
stitution Of Wake Forest, will be guests
at the banquet. DR.. Charles E. Brewer,
president OF the school, will speak. The
Wake Forest Glee Club Quartet will
entertain.
Evening star., 1931-12-13
Knocked Out of Her Shoes.

When Laura Mckinney of Lebanon,
Pa, was struck by an automobile, her
shoes literally flew off her feet. She
was unhurt
Evening star., 1931-12-13
SPILLS RUM AND FLEES
Man Leaps From Car at oficer's
Approach.

Leaping from his machine at the ap-
proach. Of two third precinct patrolmen
In the 800 block of Twenty third street
last night, an unidentified colored man
smashed half-gallon jar of whisky at
the offcers' feet and escaped.
The patrolmen, Pvts. w. S. Rinker
and r. E. Talbert, carried the car to
No. station.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-12-25
CITY BANKA MA UZ
73 PERCENT PODPISOV

Sedemdesiattri percent vkla
datel'ov City Banky uz podpisalo
plan na jej znovuotvorenie. ozna
mil Earl Mcbride. ellen vrborr
znovuotvorenia tejto banky a DO
trebne sii podpisy plnych 90 pc
cent vkladatel 'ov, ably sa otvo
renie banky uskutocnilo. Ostat
nych 10 percent vkladatel 'ov IN;
vklady po nize $50 ked'by rla'
nepodpisali, budd i'm vklady Wy
platene (tfto vkladatelia SIT vac
sinou deti). Avsak ostatni vkla
datelia plan podpisat' musia, i
nae banka nem6ze byt' znovu o
tvorena. Mcbride oznamil, re pt
tieto dni dvadsat' ykladatel'ov,
vyse million doiarmi vkladov. POI
pisalo plan a Re podpisovanie idt
dobre.
Teraz sa kona move oceiiovanif
majetkov, ma ktore City banks
dala morgicove p6zicky. Akona
hle bude tato praca ako al pod
pisovanie planu slzoneene. bank
bude otvorena, co moze byt' II:
skoro. Dlznici sn ziadani, ably e'
mono najviac priplatili ma svoj'
dlzoby banke. Banka zvFsila ka
pital z miliona ma poldruha nj
Iona dolarov a tento kapital j.
uz upfsany. Otvorenie banky te
dy uplne zavisi Cd podpisani,
planu zostavajncimi sedemnast
percentami vkladatepov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-12-25

"Narodil sa SpasiteP" je kra-
sne, biblicke, vianoGne predsta-
venie vo styroch vyjavoch ma
bozenskymi spevami. Prve tri W.
javy dejl sa v cas- narodenia
Pana JeziSa Krista a posledny
vyjav deje sa v nasu dobu.
Osoby, ktore hrajd ulohy, sii
nasledovne:
Hospodar Betlema j. Antal
mi. - Sara, jeho zena: Miria
Cizmar. - Rut. ich dctra: Az
beta Machel. - Jozef, z Nazare-
ia: j. Vodensky. - Maria, jeho
manzelka: Anna Panik mi. - Zi-
dovsky knaz Ben: p. Antallk. -
Ester, jeho zena: M. Drobny. -
Rachel, ich dcera: A. Listiak. -
Betlehemski pastieri: j. Babin-
cak, NJ. Sranka, j. Ilavskt a NJ.
CizmAr. -- Mudrci od vSehodu
A. Babintak, St. Habka J. Fur
man.
Rev. Horal, am. mis-. kazatel':
Andrej Kutlik NIL. Anna, jeho
zena: Zuzanna Krchniak. - Bet.
ty, ich dcera: Anna Panik st. -
A. Zabka, J. Balint, A. Matula a
X. Galicky, pdtnicke dievcata.
Medzi vyjavmi ma plane bndd
hrat' pobozne piesne 81. A. Panik
81. A. Listiak prednesene bu.
dii primerane vianoGne basne.
Slovenske obecenstvo je nctive
povolane.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-12-25
NEMCOM So POLIACI
DRUHEJ TRIEDY NAROD

v Londyne Dol po ticto dni ma
rozhovore s vlivnymi anglicky-
mi statnikmi a politikmi aktsi
Herr Rosenberg, radca Adolfa
Hitlera v zahranicnfch otazkach.
Rosenberg Dol vraj tam pripra-
Wit navstevu samemu Hitleroyi.
V rozhoyore sa vyjadril, re je "a
ujmom Anglie, aby podporovala
Hitlera a jeho fasizmus, lebo on
chce vynicit' komunizmus V Eu-
rope. Potion tiez hovoril o pla-
noch, ktore nemecki fasisti majii
vo6i Pol'sku, ,Cesko-slovensku a
Rusku. Povedal: "Polsky kori-
dor, prirodzene, zmizne. Poliaci,
najviac ak druhotriedny narod,
budn snizen1 ma politickd odvis-
lost (podmanenie). JUNE Rusko
bude otvorene nemeckym koloni-
stom. Cesko-Slovensko ztrati Il
zemie, ma ktorom byva 5000, 900
jeho nemeckych obcanov. OBJ
sfrnu zpravu 0 tonic NAL nedel'-
ny N, Y. Times.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-12-25
AKO TREBA MINUT
Dollar MA POTRAVINY

UradoYha domaceho hospcda,
renia pri departments agrikulti-
ry podava radu, ako treba mi
nut dollar pri naknpovani potra-
vim. Gazdina, ak sl v rodine deti,
ma z dolara minlt 25 centov ma
mlieko a syr, 20 do % centov na
zeleniny a ovocie, Is do 20 cen
tov na chlieb a obilniny (mnk,,
atp.), Is do Zoe ma maslo, sma-
lee a inc tuky a c,lkor alebo mo-
lassy a Cd Is do Zoe ma maso, ry-
BY q vajcia. Ked' sd Y rodine len
dospeli l'udia, ma SO kupovat
trocbu menej mlieka a syrov q
Wac zeleniny q ovocia.
Rada je to dobrd, ale chndsb-
NJ l'ud by potreboval druhG
kde toho dolara vezme, ked hc
nem&i
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-12-25
SKOLY YOUNGSTOWN
ST ZLE VEDENE

Pred istym easom nase mesto
poziadalo U. S. Bureau Of Edu-
cation 0 vysetrenie administrators
mestskych skol. Vladna dradov-
na poslala sem svojho cloveka,
ktory pracu yysetrenia skoncil .
podal O tom obsirnu zpravu skol-
skej rade. Podl'a tejto zpravy.
naSe skoly ME sii dobre spravo-
vane nasledkom dvojitej spravy,
v ktorej superintendent, miesto
aby Dol hlavou, je podriadenym
direktorovi skol vyborom skol-
skej rady a direktor skol w
borami, miesto aby boil podria-
deni superintendent, tomuto
rozkazujd. Odporiica zrusit' L.
rad direktora skol a vybory skol-
skej rady a miesto mich vymeno-
vat dvoch podsuperintendentov,
jedneho pre- financne veci, dru-
heho pre- vyucbu. Obaja by boil
podriadenf a superintendent by
ea TAX, stal skutocnou hlavou ce-
lei skolskej spravy Dol zodpo-
vedny "a poriadok a vyucbu v
skolach. Vysetrovatel tiez uda-
va, ze mesto nedava dostatoGnf
penazne prostriedky ma vedenie
sk6l. Mesto by mohlo vynakladat
ma skoly 0 $4,000 rocne Wac a
este vzdy by to nebolo mad prize
mer, a mohlo by vynalozit' &c.
10000 ma move skolske budovy
este ami vtedy by to nebolo mad
priemer voci inym mestam. W.
setrOvatel' nasiel, he terajsej
skolskej spravy panuje stranni-
ctvo a politika, ze Rayen High
dostava mnoho zasob skolskych
potrieb, kdezto South High inc
dostavaj1 mAlo; he ucitel Ky ME
81 vyberane dPa schopnosti, ale
.podl'a vlivu jednotliv!ch clenov
skolskej rady; ze v skolskom w
ucovanf MET rozmanitosti, ale ze
So citaniu, pisaniu q poctom pri-
moe cssu venuje. Mestu odporn-
"a, aby dvojity system spravy
zruzilo I zaviedlo jednotny a
tiex aby d4valo wac pehazi ma
Isvojs xkoly.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-12-25
MAbARSKO NEMOzE
PLATIT DLHy

Mad 'arska vlada vyhlasila no.
ratorium ma zahranicne dlhy, le
bo ich nemoze splacat'. Nasled
kom toho kredit tejto krajiny ,
zahranici padol ma nulu.
Mad'arsk sa nachodi take
kritickej situacii, ze vymyslele
neslychanl dan. len aby dako !
Wac peniazom prislo. Obcania bu
d1 odanovanf dl'a toho, ako wy.
zerajn: otrhani ma menej a pek
ne oblecenf ma Wac. Mnohi boha
ii prestali sa vozit ma autach 4
navstevovat panske kasina.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-12-25
Mikulas v skole
Sv. Cyr. a Meth.
zeny z osady pripravily skolskym
dietkam krasnu vianotnti hostin-
ku. Maly fajny obed, stromcek
darceky dostaly.

Zeny osady Sv. Cyrilla a Me
thoda zahraly 81 stredu na obed
ia "Mikulasa' a pripravily $50
skolskym dietkam vianocn1 ho-
stinku. Dietky maly vyborny O.
bed kolace a obdarene boly pc
knymi darcekami. Miestnost' bo-
Ia ozdobena krasnym stromce-
kom.
Zeny tejto osady nelnavne
pracuj1 "a blaho skolskych die.
tok. Sijn satocky, plet,i svedri-
ky, sbierajd penazne inc Diary
a kazdodenne varia obed pre- celii
skolu. ...
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-12-25
Sch6dza Okr. Sboru
a azastupcov spolkov
Odbyvat' sa bude 90. decembra
v skole osady sv. Cyrilla a Me-
thoda ma N. Watt st.

Schodza Okresneho Sboru Slo-
venskej Ligy a spolkov Maho-
ming doliny odbyvat sa bude ma
utorok, %. decembra veGer Sko-
le osady Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda.
Ma sch6dzi by maly byt' zastupe
ne vsetky spolky kluby Ma
honing okresu. Vypocute budt
zpravy clenov Dobrocinneho w
boru, ako sa pokracuje so sbier
kou S rozdel 'ovanim satstva.
ktori maj1 vstupenky ma divadlo
"Siedme nebo'', ma schodzi zlc
tujn. Tiez vybavia "a zalezitosti,
ktor6 prfdu ma pretras.
Michal J. Palkovic, preds.
Martin J. Lesnak, tai.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-12-25
L'UDSKY EVER
zAVRAzDu. DIEV6ATKo)

F. /. ( &
v Cincinnati, @. zjavila sa l'ud-
ska bestia, ktora 70 stvrtok mi
nuleho tyzdIa uchvatila jedno 6-I
rotne dieveatko, menom Marian
McLean, drzala ho "a pat AMI \,
zajatf = ked' dieycatko ux zonsiS
ralo Cd vndtorneho krvacania, hes|
stia ho zadkrtila ! odhodila IN
iednej pimice, kde ,nrtvolka && &&
Il najden6 elite cerstvk Y utol r. =
Traja chlapi boil arextovan
jednoho ! nich bol mi jdsn
tlek 4tor5 die76a "a n
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-12-25
HEREtKA .DOSTALA B0MBU
Go VIANOGNY OAR

Marion Davies, filmova hviez-
da, obdrzala v tieto dni hrozny
vianocny dar: bombu. Bomba jei
bola posolana postou. Ked' jei8
sluha balik otvaral, vysiel neho
dym, naeo sluha, neztratiac dl-
cha pritomnost', balik chytro do
vody namocil. Potion zavolal POI
liciu. " bombe bolo 20 kusov OF
Iowa. Poslana bola z Malibu
Beach, CAL, kde byvaj1 sami fill
now herci a herecky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-12-25
divadlo
ma Haseltone
Skolske dietky zahrajd nedel'u
vecer "Stedry Den" po sloven-
sky a "Hl 'adanie Mikulasa" 20
anglicky. Budh spievat' slo-
venske vianoGne piesne.

Skolske ,iletiSy osady Sv.3
Alzbety Haselton zallrain te-s
raz v nedel u vecer Y skolske i
miestnosti ma n. Haseltine Ave.
krasnl yianocnu divadelnu hrli
"Stedry Den', v ktorej je rec q
dvoch bchatych jednej chudob
nej familii ma Vianoce. Je to-
vel mi doiemna hra, ktorn skola-
ci zahrain podarene, lebo ich se-
stry ueitel'ky na hru dobre pri-
pravily. X tomu budn speva-.
cke vfstupy vinsovanie Mikti-
lasovi tiez jedna anglicka hra ::
Looking for Santa Claus
v hre "Stedrf Dem iicinlu-
ju:
Prya bohata rodina-Deti ka-
rola Observation-Disclosures, syn !
Michal Hudak. Cyril: Jan
Zumrik. - Edward: Jozef Guzi.
- L'udmila: Helena Hudak.
Druha bohata rodina-Deti ge-
nerala Vendelfna Filipskeho
Frantisek: RAYMOND Gajdos. -
Anton: Jan Repko. Cecilia !:
Emma Stole. = Agneska: Ma
tilda Bartos.
Deti d6stoinika Martinskaho-
Trena: Helena Ferencak. - Jo-
hanka: Anna Roth.
Deti chudobnej vdovv Ivano-
vej-Pavel: Jan Hasai (z VIII
son Ave.). - Alzbeta: Maria Hu-
dak. - Justina Maria Husar.
Janicek: srantisek Brajer. 4
Chudobna sirotka JuliSka: Ma
ria Bartos.
Ia tymto ziactvo TT. TIT.
triedy bude vinsovat spievat'
Mikulasovi a ziactvo 20 ", Y. a
vi. triedy bude spievat' rozlicne
slovenske vianoene piesne. OBJ
leceni budn slovenskych kro-
joch a "a anjelov.
Potion bude anglicka hra "Hl'a-
DAME Mikulasa", ktorn zahrajr
malieke dievtatka /. a RI. trie-
dy. Dieveatka sa prebudia 70
Spanku zacnd hl'adat' Miku-
lasa. V tejto hre Icink,ji: He
lena Soltis, Rita Vano, Dolores
Kapusta, Florence Huta. Emilia
Kracko. Helena Petrovic. Mag
dalena Mitchell, Anna Figurali,
Maria Obruba, Johanka Malak.
Anna Ferencak, Maria Rudy a
Maria Hovanec.
Predstavenie sa zacne o pol &.
hodine. Obecenstvo celeho oko-
liza je srdeene pozvane.