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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-11

~ ONdPETTTION is reaching the
final stages in the giant horse
shoe tournament of Y. M C. A
youngsters at Camp Let's. Md
and the entire encampment is looking
bevond It to the play-offs for the junior
championship of Washington. The
champion and runner-up at Camp
Let's will be qualified to take part in
the higher stages of play In the junior
section of The Stars metropolitan dis
trict championships. preltminaries OF
which are being run of on all the
Fairgrounds here.
The Camp Let's lads who reach the
final will have pitched enough 70 be-
come uuiteAexpert and should be forml-
dable contenders for high honors in the
metropolitan field.
Following are the Camp Let's first
round results, the other rounds to be
published later:
sl~2, 2i-iO; Junior Harvey defeated Eddie
Casper, 2lw2o, M-l+ D9us!as Mo sdr,iS !
s ssfsn5sd de P M 5oS3 Boeen1s 2
Tom Trainer defeated pon Smith steis R S
Robert Campbell: 22-lS, 2i-l2 Ed Ssug e
Livingston Smell defeated Franz E ds
fested James Humphrey 2l--B. 2l-ll;
Claude Thomas defeated Curtis Cecil, As.
2i-l2: Leo Holland defeated Raynall Ran
DALI 2I~il. 2i-i7 Sam Hammacher de-
feated Bill Curwithen, 2i-6. 21-8; Joe
Parker defeated Raymond MARTYR Martyr 2 I.iIs
1l4 'c sins 2i~i4 Alien Burns de- de-,
ff ested swift McKinney SI--s; Richard
Baker defeated James King, Alt. 2l-l6i
Don Tucker defeated. Miller Marshall, Al,
fill James Middleton defeated Fats
bradshaw 2l-l3. PIT s. Marsh lars; defeated s ss
feated Bob Smith. Alp, 2i--16 James
Tracey defeated Dick Smith; 2i-+; 2i-s;
Jack Higgins defeated Tom Mitchell, 2l-o.
2iSs; Roiey Whitfield defeated Bill VIII
liams. 2i-ll, ALL; John M. Newton de-
feated Hover Cline 2l-lfi 2lml5; james
a IlSi ' George Howard defeated W. NJ;
Sparks. 2l-5, 21-9; James Rogers defeated
John I,nder 2l-4, 2l--6; A. Speare defeat
ed j. D. Cox. 2l--ls, 2l--l3;, John Clifford
defeated Binford Muier, 2l-l5, ALT;
Stewart TAYLOR defeated Henry BOWERS.
I'll, 2l--i5; w. N. Paisley defeated Gordon
Carr. Alb. 21--16.
sVz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-11
GEORGETOWN
SENIORS.

First round - VAUGHN defeated Warner
2l-10, At; Hughes defeated Dodson
as 2l--6; Earle Poole defeated Cartel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-11

I2-MOnfh Guarantee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-11
MOTT MOTORS, In

nwE ssllEvE rsE RUPMosilE TO IS THH
ASST CAR or IT'S CLASS IN THE WORLD"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-11

n JEW YORK, August IL
NJ Everybody in the sock mar
1 Y ket seems to be making a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-11

~ OMPETITION is reaching the
final stages in the giant horse
shoe tournament of Y. NJ. c. A.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-20
JULIA SANDERS0N
 TO BE IGNORED
Will Be Featured in Old Stager's Broadcast
 Tonight

Radio will celebrate Julio San dersons birthday with the Sweet Lady" from "Tangerine" partici- pating as guest of honor and guest artist.
 The big event will be held dur ing the old Stager's Memories broadcast over an NBC-WJZ net work tonight from 10:00 to 10:30 o'clock, F.. D. T., with Henry M. Nicely (the old Stager) as master of ceremonies.
 Miss Sanderson, beautiful wife of Frank Crumlt. will sing the song Jerome Kern wrote for her when she played in "The Girl from Utah" "They Wouldn't Believe Me" The Sanderson- Crumit home, "Dunrovin" at Long meadow. Mass, houses the piano which Kern used when he penned this great musical success.
 Other selections of Sanderson fame will include Sweet Lady, from "Tangerine," "You're Just My Style" from "Fantana" and Already Is Ever Young" from "The Arcadians".
 Commenting on her forthcom- ing radio birthday party, and de- clining to count the years, Miss Sanderson said: "I know I'll have better time than anyone else-- if I don't bawl with emotion"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-20
34B ~ RC S0O feters " "~S kilOcycles
New York

5:00-Dance orchestra. 5;30-kathryn Parsons, songs. 5:iJ--Mcet the Artist. 6.OO-Frank Ross, songs. 6;1j--Osborne orchestra. 6:30--Doc and Tony. G:45-Sketch-Bird and Wash. 7:00-kate Smith, songs. 7:l5-Dennis King, songs; Pilzer
 orchestra. 7;30-Daddy and Rollo. 7;45-Orchestra; Morton Downey
 tenor. 8:00--Pryor's band. 8:l5-Orchestra; Four Clubmen
 quartet. S:45-Boswel Sisters, songs 9:00--Lown orchestra; comedi-
 ans. Welcome Lewis, contralto;
 Salter's orchestra. 9:30-Philharmonic-Symphony
 concert. 10:30-Bnrbara Maurel, contralto 0:45-Piano Pals. 11:00-Dance orchestra 11:15-Miller and Lyles, comedi-
 ans. 11:30-Rich s'orchestra. 12:00-Orchestra. 12:30 a. m.-Ann Leaf, organ; Ben
 Alley, tenor. 1900 a. m.--Dancc orchestra.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-20
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 Nevv Y0rk
New York

5:00-Donald Pirnie. baritone. 5:15-Gems of Melody. 5:30-To be announced. 5:45-Stock quotations. G:00-Van steeden orchestra. 6:30-Talk-John B. Kennedy. G:35-Orchestra. GAO Baseball scores. 6:45-Topics in Brief-Lowel
 Thomas. 7:00-Amos m Andy-sketch. 7:15-Jcsters; Vocal Trio. 7:30-Phil Cook, songs. 7:45-Variety program. S;00-Dixie Spiritual Singers. S:15-Rin-T -Tin-Tin Thriller. 8;30-Pickard Family, songs. S:45-Slsters of the Skillet. 9:00-Plantation Concert; Julia
 Sanderson and Frank Cru
 init, songs. 9:30-Concert ensemble; John Charles Thomas, baritone 10:00-Ald Stager's Memories. 0:30-Clara, Lu and Elm. 10:45-Paris Night Life. l1:O0-Slumber music. 11:30-Jane Froman, songs. l2:00-Russ Columbo, songs. 12:15 a. m.-Larry Larsen, organ
 Chauncey Parsons, tenor. 12;30 q. m.-Continentals music.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-20
2S2.S ~T3r lO0O Meters W 9A~ kilocycleA
 Hartford

4:15-WT1C synchronized with
 WEAF on 660 kc. (See
 WEAF for program). 1900 a. m.-Silent.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-20
New York

Colonel Frederick Palmer, fla nous war correspondent and for mer soldier, will speak over on NBC-WJI network on Sunday, Aug ust23 from to l:30 D. m,, on the subject of "War'. In previous talks Colonel Palmer has touched on in- innate details, hitherto unknown of the World war.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-09-25
VLCI ROZTRHALI KONA
v DEDINE.

Y lese mad dedinou Majdan na
Podkarpatskej Rusi paslo sa V
noel asi dvadsat' koni. Odrazu
pribehli ma pastvisko vlci. kone
sa zPakli a dali sd na Itek k de-
dine, ale vlci ich prenasledovali
jedneho z konov dopadli ma pro
striedku dedinyy, roztrhali mu
kirk vycicali krv. Nahodou i
siel okolo sluzbu konajnci cetni-
cky strazmajster Frantisek Jez,
ktory vlkov zahnal. V tejto, ako
al v inych podkarpatoruskycE,
obciach narobia vlci na pasucom
sa dobytku kazdorocne mnoho
skod sd al pripady, ze vlci o.
hrozuju l'udske obydlia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-09-25
SMRT STEFANA RAKoV-
SZKEHO.

Ma svojom majetku v Stiavnl-
cke pri Ruzomberku zomrel Ste
fan Rakovszky, posledny mini
stersky predseda poslednej Via
dy byvaleho uhorskeho kral a
Karola. Zomrel 73-rocny a nom
odisiel clovek. ktory predpre-
vratovom politickom zivote ma
Slovensku hral velkl rolu. Patril
medzi prvych uhorskych a ma
d 'arskych politikoy, ackoPvek sa
DO mad'arsky dobre do konca
svoiho zivota nenaucil. Bo. jed
nylm z tych, ktori viedli boz pro-
ii Slovakom. Pri nest 'astnom Wy
lete kral'a Karola do Mad 'arslla
sprevadzal byvaleho llral "a pra-
We Stefan Rakovszky a po zma-
renf Karolovho pueu sa Rakov-
Sky utiahol ma svoj majetok do
Stiavnicky pri Ruzomberku, kde
j zomrel. A tax bude odpocivat
v slovenskej zemi, ktorej sa od-
rOdil,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-09-25
vEL'KA DEFRAUDACIA.

2 Chynorian oznamujn, re od
26. aug. t. r. je nezvestny rladl-
tel tamojsej l'udovej banky, 81
rocny Theodor Perenyi. Nakor-
ko prehliadkou obchodnych Enlh
sa zistilo, ze uvedena banka bo-
la cihnost'ou riaditel'a Perenyi-
no financne pret'azena, vydalo
statne zastupitel 'stvo v Nitre ma
Perenyiho zatykac, lebo je podo-
zrenie, re usiel ia hranice. Po-
dl'a dosavadneho yysetrovanha,
pripravil Perenyi syojimi mani
pulaciami klientov banky Q vyse
/ million Kcs. lCelkova suma ne
dala sa dosiaP zistit' Akonahle
sa rozslril chyr vydanl zaty
kaca ma riaditel'a Perenyiho, bc
ma banku urobeny run. Nasled
kom toho bolo poziadane Q eetnl
cku asistenciu, ktora dosiap Ja
platnosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-09-25
NARoDNY DEN v KRoMPA.
CHOCH,

45. sbor Slovenskej Ligy uspo-
riadal v Krompachoch pod pro-
tektoratom okresneho naeelnlka
DIR. Cecha 9. aug. vel'kolepy ma
rodny den. Slavnost mala dostoj-
ny slavnostny priebeh. O 2. no
dine popoludni sislo sa pred sta
nicou do 1000 Pudi Krompach
okolia tiahli V sprievode k me
stianskej skole. V sprievode Wy
niakly krojov6 skupiny l'udu z
Kl'uknavy, Kal 'avy, Hricoviac,
Rychnavy, Slovinieb, Margecian.
70 Spis. Vlachov, d'alej hasici
banici, pol 'ovnfci, bicyklisti, ale
goricke vozy, banderium a vel Ike
zastupy l'udu. Ma namesti slav-
most otvoril predseda sboru Be
seda; po nom 0 vyzname narod-
nych oslav, 0 spojeni narodnej
prace pracou "a odstranenie ho-
spodarskej krfzy prehovoril A.
Pridavok; po jeho reel shror4az-
denie prijalo rezolilciu, ktorcl
domaha sa podpory vlady pre-
priemysel V Krompachoch a na
ckoli. Slavnost' otvorena bella
Statnou hymnou, po programe Ia
spieval l'ud "Hej, Slovaci" a
pokracoval V krasnej zabave na
Liscom vrchu pri Krompachoca.
Narodne slavnosti Krompa-
choch sa krasne vzivajn prispie-
vaii k dvihaniu narodneho povc-
donna. Sboru SlovenskeJ Llgy
patri "a to vd'aka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-09-25
vYLUPENA POKLADNICA
POTRAvNEHO DRUzsTVA.

V Kapusanoch pri Presove po-
vstalo vel Ike ,yzrusenie medzi O.
byvatel 'stvom, ked' Andrej Pore
zany, pokladnik Potravneho druz
stva, zistil, re nedobytnej po-
kladnice mu chyba $4,000 Kcs
Bolo jasn6, re peniaze boly nepo-
volanym zlosynom odcudzere.
Cetnictvu sa zdal byt' vel'mi po-
dozrivym byvaly sluha Poreza-
n6ho Dobroslav Stamatovic, vo
jensky zbeh, ktory prave case
prevedenia kradeze cd svojho ga
zdu zmizol. Podarilo sa i'm no
chytit' V Presove, kde pri pre-.
hliadke bolo unho najdene 23,,
900 Kcs. Stamatovie al po pre-
hlIadke tajil aktlkol 'vek ncast'
ma kradezi, ale d6kazmi, ako a.
unho najdenyni Fcniazmi bol :
cinu usvedeeny. Ma otazku, kdt
dial zbytok penazi, nechcel sa pri.
znat'. StamatoviG NAL V ilmy$lc
so svojou korist 'ou utiect' "a hra-
nice dostat' sa do Juhoslavie
Bol dodany do vazenia Preso.
We.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-09-25
CINNOST BRATISLAVSKEJ
HUDOBNEJ A DRAMATICKEJ
AKADEMIE PRE- sLOvENsKO.

Vyrocna zprava bratislavskej
Hudobnej a dramatickej akade-
mie prinasa zaujimavy prehl 'ad
svojej prace "a minuly rok. Ma
lstave p6sobf So ucitel 'skych sill,
toho IL profesoroy, 4 kance-
larske silly, 2 ucitelia hlavnych
predmetov, 1 skutoGny ucitep, 1
'suplent, IA vedl 'ajsich ucitel'ov
atd'.
Academic mala V predoslom
roku ZIG ziakov, toho riadnych
posluchacov l84, medzi ktorylni
bolo 112 zien. Vaccsina ziakov po-
chodila 20 Slovenska, cudzincov
bolo 40.
" minulom roku 1stav usporia-
dal 35 celoyecernych produkcii,
5 internych, 9 yereinSch sve6ier-
kov vyssich roeiiikov, nissich
rocnfkov atd'. Ako Svidiet' "a mi
nuly rok bola verejna cinnost'' 81
kademie vel,mi intenzfvna.
2 jednotliyych oddeleni tistavu
bolo "a posledny rok najvacsie
| oddelenie klayirne $ 81 ziakmi,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-09-25
NAs1EL oBRovsKY HRfB

Obrovsky hrfb (grib) nasiel IA
rocny ziak Miroslav Gebovsky,
syn stabneho rotmajstra Y Ko-
siciach. Chlapec Dol so svojon
matkou na hubach v lese Fur
ei pri Kosiciach a po obede "a
zrel krasny, zdravy hrib, ktory
je vysokg % en- lxlob1k ma
vysoky 25 en-. Hrib je vystave-
ny vo vykladnej skrini knihku-
pectva Sulcovho ma Hlavnej III.
20 Y Kosiciach, kde budf zas!ize-
nj pozornoste ololoid1cich. Hrib
vaM 95 dekagramov, teda bez )
yesera pre- celu pocetnd rodinu
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-09-25
VYRABOVANY RIM.-KAT KO-
STOL v SVINICI.

Kosickej policii podarilc sa "a
tkniit' kostolneho vlamaca, V kto-
rom Dol zisteny Juraj Janoslk
Ruskova. Pri prehliadke boly un-
no najdene porozbijane sneiast-
ky kalichov, monstrancie a
schranky na hostile, ktore pred
tym boly majetkom rim.-kat. ko-
stola V Svinici. 10 zaciatku po->
piebal ucast' ma kradezi, udava-
iiic, re unho pajdene yeci donle-
sol so sebou Ameriky, neskor
ale primal, ze veci dostal cd ia
ma Halasza, ably ich predal v ko-
siciach. Ma koniec sa primal al
k tomu, ze kradez previedol spo-
In $ Janom Halaszom akHmsi
mladym muzom, ktoreho memo
nezna. Vsetci traja sa streth V
Kosiciach. Tam i'm omen neznamy
mladik oznamil, re chce ist' do
Michaloviec, ably 81 zaobstaral
siuzbu. Oni dvaja vydali sa s MIN
ma cestu k Michalovciam a tax
dosli v noel do Svinice TIL Ha-
lasz zacal nahovarat' Janosika,
ze by bolo dobre vykradnut ko-
stol korist' spenazit' Y hosi-
ciach. Janosik ostal ma strazl pr
kostole a Halasz S neznamyiG mu-
zom vylamali kostolny oblok, kto
ryym sa dostali dnu. Ia chvlPu
sa yratili S dvoma kalichmi, mon
stranciou schrankou na hostlc.
Cestou ku Kosiciam, ably neboll
prichytenf pri predavani, kane
nami porozbijali ukradnute vecl.
/ " Kosiciach potion Halasz dal
1 porozbijane siieiastl1y Janoslkovi,
| aby ich odpHdal. Janoslk zasiel
k niektorym zlatnikom. ale AM
jedon cd neho nechce ukradnutt
| veci klpit Koneene potion "a.
/ siel do zastavarne, kde mienil spe
nazit' svoju lup, ale tn uz nanhc
i cakal detektiy a sviazaneho do
/ viedol ma policin. Halasza a ne
znamehc mladeho muza polici;
] hl'ada.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-09-25
PODPAL v PRACI

Po tieto dni mala sa stat sko-
70 celia oravska obec Zubrohla-
va obet'ou poziaru. Neznamy pod
pal 'ac oblial petrolejom hospo-
darske budovy hostinskeho And
reja Kubasaka, ktore uz blcaly
plamenom. Ma st'astie to zbadaI
paholok hostinskeho, ktorv "a
larmoval domacich pc chvili sa
podarilo ohen udusit'. Po pacha-
tel och cetnictvo patra.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-09-25
MRTv0LA v TATRACH

Pod "vel'kym vodopadom" V
Studenom Potoku, ned 'aleko ho-
telu 'Kamzik" najdena bola mrt-
vola neznamej zeny. Bola v nej
zistena vychovavatePka Maria
Sindlerova Fulneku, ktora po
slednom case byvala v Galante
(Bratislavska) a bola Cd IL. jl-
ma toho roku nezvestna. Pricina
nest 'astia sa vysetruje. Nevie sd,
ci ide o nest'astnu nahodu alebc
o samovrazdu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-09-25
sTYRIDsAT oHNoV v JED
NEJ DEDINE "A sTYRI
MESSAGE.

Ma juznom Slovensku sn ma
dennom poriadku poziare, ktore
zapricinuj1 obrovske skody. Je.
to najmat obec Perbete pri 10.
marne, v ktorej Cd maja t. r.
vypuklo uz styridsat' poziarov.
Pricina tychto ohnov je vo vac
sine pripadov yel'mi zahadna,
ciastocne bolo zistene, re poziare
boly .dielom neznamych podpa-
l'acov, ktorych napriek vel 'kemu
1siliu cetnikov, sa nepodarilo do
sial' dopadn1tt'. Obyvatel 'stvo tel
to obce je vel'mi rozrusene, lebo
poziare neustavajn, Dna 80: aug.
v noci vypukol obci Ease ohen,
ktoreho pricina nemohla byt' Il
stena. Ohen vypukol ma konci OBJ
ce v jednom gazdovstve a rozsi-
ril sa ma diva s1sedne obytnt do
my, ktore tiez zhorely. Len vel
|kemu lsiliu hasicstva a obcanov
mozno d'akoyat', ze sa poziar ne
rozsfrii d'alej. Poziare Nlri!y '
poslednycll dnoch al v inych OBJ
sciach sIoyenskeho juhu. Y Moci
| pri tKolnatne tiez'sza zahadnycl
|okolhostf zdril poziar zincil gaz
dovstvo bratov kokajovych, Y
Hidasi znicil ohen krasne gazdov-
stvo Jana Harasa, ami v tyckr
to pripadoch nebola prlcina Ii
stena.
: -..4 -tE .
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-09-25
VYLOVILI MRTVOLU MIESTO
RYB. -

V Moci pri Komarne lovili ry-
bari do sieti ryby. .Odrazu k veP
kemu prkevapeniu vytiahol je,
den z rybarov vo svojej sieti
miesto ryb mrtvolu asi 30-roGna-
no muza. Pretoze na mrtvom ne
boly zistene stopy nasilia, usu-
dzuje sa, ze ide 0 samovrazdu a.
lebo O nest 'astie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-09-25
slovAk Nsps seav,ee

re 4 !,
2 q Pn
honyh STATIC New Yl New HyG
y n h LUy ahi e Hma a
Anna Pa, h
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-09-25
LOZISKA ZTLEZNEJ RUDY
PRI BRATISLAVE.

Ako znamo, prevadza sa lese
pri zeleznej Studienke Brati-
slave pokusne vrtanic, ci ME su
pod povrchom iecive pramene.
Pri tomto vrtani spozcrovali ro-
botnlci, ze vrtacie n nlstroje sn
zmagnetizo me. Vyskytla sa pre-
to domienka, ze pod zemou je To-
zisko zeleznei rudy, ktorej O.
pravnenost' dosiaP nebola ziste-
ma
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-09-25
poRoD1LA MA NADRAzf

Ma stanici " Humennon dcslo
* zaujimavemu pripadu. lsta ],
*. z obce Topol'oyka bola "a
chvatena naraz bolest'ami Q
chvil'k 'ku dala zivot malennl chlap
cekovi, Matka alio al diet'a isll
nplne zdrave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-09-25
osEM Nov1CH LETfsK
v CsR.

V Cesko-Slovensku sa pripra-
vuje lprava 0smych novych le-
tisk v rozlicnych ciastkach sta
tn. Berie sa do 1vahy najn1a maj
frekventovanejsia civilna letecka
trat' Praha-B Bratislava-Kosice. -
(Cepsl
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-09-25

potion nasledovalo huslove SO A
ziakmi, spevacke s 80 atd'. z
Vyse so absolventov nstavu
Slovakov sa uz usadilo z ciastky
donna a ciastky "a hraniciami.
Bratislavska Hudobna drama
ticka ACADEMIA je jedinym iista-
vom toho druhu ma Slovensku.
(Ceps)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-09-25
70 starei vlasti
KTo MA VYSTAVAT NOVY
VAzEC?
(Zpravy 2 krajovych noyin.)

TO kataStr0falnOm pOzlarl, hIo
~ znieil svojrazny Vazec, pohla
sa nielen dobrovol ma pomocna
akcia v uradoch, spolkoch me-
dzi jednotlivcami, ale zacalo sa
uvazovat' al o sposobe najvhod-
nejsej vystavby noyeho Vazca.
Plany ia niekol 'ko tyzdnov po-
krosily natorko, re uz boly ME
tore firmy yyzvane ma zadanie o.
fiert na prevedenie tesarskych
prac.
Ked re prace su w V takomto
pokrocilom stadiu, stava sa emf
nentne dolezitou otaZkou: kto, a.
lcbo ktore firmy vystavaJ Vazec.
Ma tuto otazku dava nam vysvc-
tlenie posledne cttslo "Politiky",
ktora poznamenava:
"Toto je vel'mi dolezita otaz-
ka, pretoze ME je jedno, ci vazc-
cke stavby zada druzstvo menslm
stavebnym firmam z blizkeho O.
kolia, alebo jednej, dvom. pripad-
ne from vel 'kym firmam 20 vzdia
lenych miest, ba al krajin ces-
kych. Hned Ma zaciatku povieme,
re ME je zbytoene tymto sa zao-
berat'. Me, preto re pocut' vaz-
ne hlasy, re sa stavba vazeckych
domkov zamySla zadat' vel 'kym
firmam bratislavskym. Ba este
horsie. Prislusn1 cinitelia vyzva-
Ii uz niekol'ko malo (asi sest' J
vel 'kych tesarskych firiem, ably
zadaly oferty ma prevedenie te-
sarskych prac na tychto STAY
bach. Medzi firmami, ktore boly
vyzvane, su al firmy z ceskych
krajin. Miestni tesarski podnlka-
telia, ktorf sa pracu hlasia Ma
mieste kazdy den, vyzvani nebo-
Ii. Toto je postup vel mi zauJi-
navy, svedciaci tom, ze urci-
tym panom, ktorf dnes zadan:
tychto prac, i ked' formalne me-
nei, fakticky rozhoduju, zalezi
na tychto firmach, alebo aspon
ma niektorej z Mich. Podobny po-
stup chcd vraj zachovat' al prl
zadani prac stavebnych.
Takyto postup treba co naJ-
rozhodneisie odsudit'. Je predsa
vseobecne znamo, re horny Lip
TOW ma cele desiatky osvedce-
nvch stavebnFch podnikatel 'ov a
murarskych majstrov. Bolo hy
teda spravodlive, ably vystavba
Vazca bola sverena tymto. Pre-
veda jul iste aspon tax dobre a
aspon tax rychle, ako ktorakoP-
vek protezovanych velkych IL
riem. A predsa vieme, re dnes sa
prebija, ably prace V urcitom
kraji prevedene boly prvom ra-
de podnikatePmi robotnlkmi ia
mojsimi. Hospodarske organiza-
Gle zdoraznily tdto zasadu al V
navrhoch, podanych k noveliza-
eli zadavacieho poriadku. A vo
Vazci by mala byt' vynimka Pre-
co? Preto, ze je to V osobnom "a
ujme urcitych panov9 Tu padapl
vsetky dovody a my SINE odhod-
lani, ak to bude potrebne, 1st ma
verejnost' al s podrobnost'ami q
csobami. -
Suhlasime uplne $ vyslovenou
poziadavkou, aby pri vystavbe
boil zamestnan1 prvom rade o.
koliti podnikatelia a divine sa.
ako preco moze niektorym pa
nom zalezat' ma tom, ably pracu
QBdrzaly vzdialene firmy ami nie
sIovenske. Skoda, re "Politika'
nepomenovala osoby, ktore tax o
chotne podavajd ruku ceskyn
firmam. Ale slovenska verejnost
tusf, odkial' victor faka a tusi t.
zaiste al krajinsky nrad.
The Washington times., 1931-08-19
ROEBUCK LABOR
: IS DEFENDED

Sears, Roebuck & Co. has no
intention of importing labor to
work on construction Of homes
which 1t sells in the District, &C.
cording to a statement by e. r.
Dibbs, general manager Of the
home construction division Of the
company.
Such an importation Of labor
would be directly contrary to the
policies Of the company, Mr..
Dibbs said in answering criticism
of such procedure voiced at a
meeting of the Central Labor
Union Monday night.
Mr.. Dibbs pointed out that
union labor had been used exclu-
sively in construction of the COM
pany's store building on Bladens-
burg Road
The Washington times., 1931-08-19
s GUNMEN KILL
!. Z GANGSTERS
IN RUMFEUD
Pair Shot in the Back as Trio
Come From Behind in N. Y.
J italian Section; Arrest Made

NEW YORK, Aug. 10 U.N.S0
Police drives against gangsters in
New York we're further defied to-
day after two ex-convict bootleg
gers we're shot to death in the
shadows of police headquarters.
Three gunmen walking in lit
tie Italy" just before midnight
recognized two of their rivals just
ahead of them and opened fire,
each gangster pulling out two piS.
tolls. Thirty bullets we're fired.
IL Times In the Back
Joseph Cignia, 81, was shot
seven times in the back, and
Anthony Justiano. Is, was shot 10
times in the back. Both Of the
victims were gunner, gangsters,
and bootleggers.
The aSsaSSins fled, disappear
ing when police gave chase.
Simultaneous with the shoot.
ing detectives arrested John Mu.
clio, %, a brother Of Joseph Mu-
clio, one of the witnesses on
whose testimony police hoped to
arrest the gangSterS who killed
one child and wounded four others
In q street attack on a rival last
month. MucillO was caught after
shooting Charles FOcarile, 19.
The Washington times., 1931-08-19
Thompson Slated
To Be Lieutenant

Detective Sergt. B. w. Thomp.
son, chief Of the business fraud
and bad check squad Of the De.
tective Bureau, is slated to be
come lieutenant upon the retire
ment Of Lieut.. James G. Holmes,
Of the Tenth Precinct, August 81,
it was said at Police HeadQuar
ters today.
Sergeant Thompson has an en-
viable record with the department
and is widely known in business
circles for his activities in clear
ing up numerous large fraud and
bad check cases.
The Washington times., 1931-08-19
REST REGIMEN
|RKS WALKER

KARLS BAD, Czechoslovakia,
Aug. 10 0N.S0.-Mayor Walker
of New York will give a dinner
for Karlsbad officials tonight
after attending a performance OF
a Strauss operetta at the Stadt
Theater. He was guest Of honor
at a banquet last night given by
the mayor of the city.
On Friday the mayor will again
break his "rest cure" to pay a
visit to Prague.
The mayor has found diff
Guilty in Obeying doctors orders,
owing to his popularity, but ate
sparingIy at the banquet last
night. Fifty, guests were present
and Immediately after their de-
parture he retired.