davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-08
DING. DING

Bye Baby Bunting,
 Daddy's gone a-hunting, , 10 cut his Christmas tree this year,
 So he can save a buck my dear. o-O-o- People who live in brick houses have no fear of high wind storms. o-O-o so IT GOES
 We're out Christmas shopping, To buy a thing or two, For Christmas, without shopping,
 Good gosh, 'twould drive you blue. A snow blow company has gone bankrupt. The salesmen must have overlooked Eskimo land. o-O--o An Empress Eugenie hat doesn't look so hot on gal with Queen Anne legs. o-O-o After looking at the magazine ads depicting q sleeping bearded husband with a wife bending over him, saying, 'I wonder if he loves me any more," it begins to look as if the barber or safety razor blade manufacturers have the male on the run. | o-O-O Tine fate of a nation lies in the balance--the trade balance. | o-O-o
 This completes our regular Tuesday evening program. broad cast by DBD, Waterbury's pioneer station, owned and operated by the Waterbury Evening Democrat. We are signing off at this time. to be back on the air again tomorrow evening at the usual hour. 0-O-O
 Good night.
Evening star., 1931-10-09
DR.. THOMAS H. MORGAN
BADLY HURT IN CRASH
Head of National Academy of
Sciences Injured at Pasadena,
Calf, Well Known Here.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PASADENA, Calf, October 9.-Dr.
Thomas Hunt Morgan. former presi-
dent Of the National Academy of
Sciences, was brought to hospital here
yesterday in a critical condition as the
result of an automobile accident. He
suffered deep cut in his back which
severed an artery. A blood TRANSMISSION
was made in an effort to save his life.
DIR. Morgan was en- route from San
Marino to Los Angeles when the car
In which he was riding was struck by
another machine.
The scientist is head of the Biology
Department of the California Institute
of Technology and is past president
of the American Association for the
Advancement of Science. He is 65
years old.
DR.. Morgan is widely known in
Washington scientific circles. He has
attended numerous scientific gatherings
here. He served one four-year term as
president of the National Academy of
Sciences from April, 1927 until June.
1881
Evening star., 1931-10-09
THE EVENING STAR WAsIN0ToN. g. FRIDAY OCTOBER o. 1881

Clinchy, minister of the Mount Pleas
ant Congregational Church. to organize
and develop a program OF unemploy-
ment relief in the community bounded
by the church membership.
The commission, which will cooper
ate directly with other bodies engaged
in relief work, is headed by Miss Kath-
srine F. Lenroot, assistant chief of the
Children's Bureau, Department of
Labor, as chairman.
The group will make survey Of the
church community and will endeavor to
Evening star., 1931-10-09

terday on a charge OF obtaining $500 as
part OF real estate deal under false
pretenses and remanded to the grand
jury on $1,000 bond after entering a
plea of not guilty.
Kolar 1t is charged, according to As
sistant United States Attorney Michael
F. Keogh, accepted a check for $500
from Harris w. Barnum, 5425 Con-
necticut avenue, in payment for a plot
OF land in Montgomery County when he
had no title to the land or right to
sell il.
Evening star., 1931-10-09

bring to light any cases of undernour-
ished families and arrange for the pro-
vision of adequate food and clothing.
In addition, the commission will take
steps to create among the members of
the church as many jobs as possible to
aid the unemployed.
other members of the commission
include Mrs. Basil M. Manly, DIR. Lowell
B. Kilgore, Mrs. Frank Appler, Mr..
Bernard Chandler, Mr.. w. Irving Cleye-
land, Miss Edith Dawson, ,>Mr. Marinus
De Cast, Mr.. Edmund A. Freeman Mrs
Evening star., 1931-10-09
Tariff Booms Smuggling.

CANBERRA L).-Raising an Austria
Ian tariff wall has increased smuggling,
with silks and fabrics displacing mar
cotics as the most profitable commodi-
ties for Illicit importation.
Evening star., 1931-10-09
sarnof Dimes Messengers.

NEW YORK (PD.-An old messenger
BOY has put on feed for IS latter
Gay ones. They were guests at a BAN
quet given by David Sarnoff. president
OF the Radio Corporation of America IN
celebrate his quarter of a century in
wireless communication.
Evening star., 1931-10-09

J. w. Frizzell, Mrs. E. Irving Fulton,
Miss Edith b. Holland, DR.. John o.
Knott, Mr.. Fred j. Morgan, Mrs. w. G.
Stuart and Miss Martha Ward.
Evening star., 1931-10-09

Practically all the countries of Europe
nave unemployment insurance in one
form or another.
Evening star., 1931-10-09
GRAND JURY TO GET
REALTY FRAUD CHARGE
John F. Kolar Put on 81 900 Bond
After Pleading Not Guilty
to False Pretense.

John F. Kolar. S16 woodward Build
ing, was arraigned before Judge Rob-
ert E. Mattingly in Police Court yes
Evening star., 1931-10-09
MOUNT PLEASANT CHURCH
FORMS JOBLESS RELIEF

Commission of 16 Named to De-
velop Plans for Aiding
Needy.
A relief commission of 16 members
was appointed today by Rev. Russell j.
Evening star., 1931-10-09

Tune the Voice of Beauty program broadcast BY Hend
Rintein every other Thursday the National Bdcdng Chain
and Associated Stations A. M Eastern Standard time
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-14
VO SINE VYHODILA OBLOKOM
SVOJE DIETA.

V rakuskom SchorgendOrfe ze-
ma mestskeho nradnika Steimetza
vo sne nahle schytila pri sebe
spiace declzo, utekala S MIN k OBJ
ioku plnou silou shodila no IS
poschodia IA ulicu. PO cine Fahla
81 nazpat a prebudila sa len ma
poplach domacich, ktor1 prinasa-
Ii nahor mrtvolu jej nest 'astneho
chlapceka, nazdaj1c sa, ze samo
vypadlo okna. Matka, ked' I'VE
della, co sa stale, omdlela hruzou
a ked' sa prebrala, chcela spachat
samovrazdu. Snivalo sa jej vraj,
ze postel zavalena je t'azkymi
kamenami, tie chcela preto povy-
hadzovat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-14
v OKToBRI BUDE ZAHAJENA
PREMAVKA MA TRAIT HAND
LOVA-HORNA STUBNA.

Nova draha Handlova-Horna
Stubna, ktora tvori doleziti ST.
ciastku buducej stredoslovenskej
transverzalky, bude podpa dote-
rajsich stavebnych dispozicii O.
tvorena a odovzdana prevozu v
oktobri t. r. pravdepodobne den
statneho sviatku %. oktobra. Ma
celej trait, ktora ma dlzku 1872
KIN a prevoznd dlzku 1875 KIN, sa
az dokoncujd posledne prace.
Draha sa w stavia takmer tri ro-
ky, cd jasene roku 1928. Stola
tunela pod Bralom bola preraze-
ma prave pred rokom. Rozpocto
w naklad 140 mil. Kcs. nebude
prekroceny. Ma celej trait je O.
krem pripojnych stanic Handlova
a Horna Stubna jedina medzi-
lahIa stanica Sklenne a jedno
dopravn6 vyhybisko Pstruhary.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-14
BURKY A KRUPOBITIE
v SARISI.

V utorok, IA. julia odpoludnia
strhIa sa vel 'ka bnrka mad Vel
kIm Slivn1kom, spojena so sill
nym krupobitlm, ktore narobilo
vel'ke Skody na poliach. Ia blrky
udrel hrcm do komina Amy Ga
Sparikovej, cd coho zapalila sa
Strecha domu a "a kratky cas- ce-
~ dom, al stajna stodola boly
V mort plamenov. Ohen sa rozSlril
al Ma sypku s1seda Jana Palen-
cara, ale hasicom podarilo sd ju
zachranit'. Vd'aka hasicskym Sbo-
rom z okolitych obci, nevyhorela
celia obec, ktorej vacsina domov
pokryta je slamou. Burka zilrila
V ten den al mad obcami Sedikart
a Tulcik. L'adovcc nar0bil vel-
kd skody ma poliach. Miestne ko-
misie ziSt 'ujjl skody a zhotovujn
ziadost' o Statne podpory. uroda
V pasme, kde burka sa tiahla je
nplne znicena.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-14
NAKAZIL SA Cd MRTVOLY.
POCEOVANEJ PRED 24o
ROKMI.

4O-rocny robotnik Flip kurha-
va V Kezmarlu Dol t'azko nemoc
ny a vSetky priznaky nasvedco-
valy. re je otravenT. V ten samy
den. ked' bol ku Kurnavovi Ia
volany lekar, bolo jeho telo uz
celkom zmodrale a nemocny pre-
iavoval k vsetkemu apatiu. krv-
na zktSka dokazala, re nemocny
trpi ma otravu krvi, a vSetko Il
siIie ma jeho zachranu bolo mar
he, lebo nasledujuceho yecera po
onemocneni skonal. -.,
Po smrti Kurnavovej sd zisti-
10, re nebohy pracoval ma pre-
stavbe kezmarskeho kostola. Pri
tychto pracach bolo treba otvo-
rit ieden hrob, V ktorom az vyse
240 rokov lezaIa mrtvola matky
s diet t'at'o Otvorenie hrobu pre-
viedol Kuri1ava bez- prekazok, "a
vsak este toho dna onemocnel.
Stal sd tn vel'mi zaujimavy a ha-
dam ojedinely pripad: Kurnava
Dol nakazeny mrtvolou, ktora W
vyse 240 rokov lezala V hrobe
pod zemou. Dokazalo sd takto q a
lei, ze stare mrtvoly su sposobi-
Il nakazit' Pudi zavinit i'm
.smrt'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-14

E. l.. Morgan a Charles Mashek
dobre znami miestni obchodnici,
knpili tieto dni chyrny Fordyce
Co. Store na w. Federal st.
Now majitelia zapocnu hned'
cely obchod prestavovat'. Posta-
yeny bude celkom novy predok
(vchod) a dnukajsok obchodu
bude zmeneny podl'a najnovsie-
no slohu. Vykladn6 obloky budi
mat Wac miesta a bud1 moder-
nisticke.
Mr.. Morgan bol "a 25 rokov
vice prezidentom a hlavnym ria
ditcl'om-spravcom stareho For
dyce Co. obchodu a predal svoj
podiel V obchede pred dvoma
rokmi. Teraz sa navracia do toh-
to obchodu, v ktorom "a 30 ro-
kov pracoval.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-14
MOVE LOZISKA UHLIA MA
SLOVENSKU.

Pri jednej gemerskej dedine
bolo zistene, re nachadza sa tam
bohate lozisko cierneho uhlia. Bo-
ly prevedene zkuSobne vyvrty,
ktorymi sa zistilo, ze v hlbke 60
metrov vrstva uhlia je uz 7 me-
trov siroka. Teren, pod ktorym
Sd nachadza uhlie, Dol uz istou
spolocnost'ou prenajaty a podl "a
zarucenych zprav 0 kratky cas- sa
zapocne na tychto miestach S do
lovanlm uhlia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-14
KRvIPRELIATIE v CHUsTE

Dna 20 julia rano odohraly sa
" Chuste ma Podk. Rusi kryave
vytrznosti. Robotnictyo, pracuj1-
ce na regulacii riecky Chustice,
vstipilo do stavky, ziadalo zvyse-
nie mzdy 2 na 3 Kcs ma hodinu.
Ked' sa dostavili ma miesto stav-
kokazi, doslo k bitke, take mu-
sela zakrocit policia. Vystrelila
ma staykuj1cich, pri com bolo pat
.osob zranene. mich dive t'azko.
Robotnik Hincak podP Pahol svoj-
mu zraneniu, zomrel v sevljusskej
nenlocnlci. Robotnlk Bron ma u
dame vystrelene oko.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-14
CSR. VYJEDNAVA S VATIKA-
NOM o MODU VIVENDI.
Bude utvorene arcibiskupstvo ma
Slovensku i ma Podkarpatskej
Rusi.

V tIchto dnoch bola prazskej
vlade dorucena odpoved Vatika-
nu ma jej navrh modu vivendi,
ktory Dol pred casom odovzdany
papezskym dradom. PraAsky pa
pezsky nuncius Msgre Ciriaci sa
zdrzoval niekol'ko mesiacov V Ri
me. kde sa. zucastnoval prac na
odpovedi Vatikanu. Teraz sa e.
Ste bude vo vyjednavani pokraco-
vat V Prahe. Podl'a navrhu praz-
skej vlady bola dosiahnuta doho-
da V tom, re ziadna tiastka CSR
nebude podrobena cirkevnemu or
dinariu, sldlo ktoreho je "a hrani-
ciami Cesko-Slovenska zc zia-
dna G.sl. dieceza nebude presaho-
vat hranice republiky. Pri wa
iomnei dohode bude prcvedene
move rozhraniCenie a dotovanie
diec6zi V Cesko-Slovensku. Jedna
sa tn hlavne prevedenie pozem-
kovej reformy na cirkevnIch ma
ietkOch. Modus vivendi Vatika-
nom V deSnej forme neobmedzu-
10 nravOmOc Z i zakOna @ DOZpm-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-14
SMRTEL'NY sKOK S VLAKU

Zelezniciar Gurko isiel naklad-
nym vlakom domov do Spisskej
Novel Vsi. Nlak vSak nezastal a
iSiel d'alcj. Gurko vyskocil Z id1-
echo vlaku tax nest astne, ze sa
smrtcl'ne zranil na hlave. Bol ry-
chic dopraveny do nemocnice v
Levoci, kde vsak svoimu t'azke-
mu zraneniu podl 'ahol.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-14
L'ADOVEC v GELNICKOM
OKRESE.

Pred niekol'ko dnami zuril Vi
chor a radovec V gelnickom O.
krese a siroko-d'aleko spustosil
celn nrodu. Me len obilie, ale al
zahradne zeleniny a ovocn6 stro-
my boly v1chrom a ladovcom
znicen6 a tax gazdovia utrpeli
vel 'ku hmotn1 Skodu. Ako smc sa
dozvedeli, V prospech poskode-
nych bude zavedena podporna ak
ria
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-14

Mr.. Morgan bol zpociatku V
tom obchode vsetkym. Potom sa
stal nakupovacom a cestoval ca
sto do Irska, Sk6tska a Rak1ska
pre- platno. Stal sa takym znal-
com platna, ze Fordyce obchod
bol najvacsim obchodom IA pla-
tho v tomto okoli.
Mr.. Mashek prisiel do Youngs-
townu pred 8 rokmi z Clevelan-
du a bol ma cele oddelenia Sat
stva a klob1kov.
Mr.. Morgan Mr.. Mashek bu-
d1 st'astni ked' postretnn sta
rych novych priatel'ov ich
staro-novom obchode, v ktorom
bud1 "davat' l'udu co chce a
kedy to chce' - inymi slovami
bud1 West svoj obchod S kazde
no ohl'adu vzorne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-14
MOVE SKOLY MA SLOVENSKU.

Napriek t'azkostiam, ktort so
sebou prinasa doba, mono zazna-
menat' potesitel'n6 zpravy V skol-
skom obore na Slovensku. Pc veI-
kei l'udovej Skole "a 100000 k.
V Zilinc, ide sa stavat' cely rad
novEch sk6l na Sloyensku, medzi
mimi Modrom Kameni, Secov-
skej Poljanke, Morovne a indie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-14
20 ZASADNUTIA KRAJINSKE-
HO VYBORU.

Krajinsky vybor Slovenska 81
siel sa IS. julia ma svoju desiatu
schodzu, ktoru 0 10. hod. predpo-
ludnim zahajil krajinsky prezi-
dent Orszagh. '
Prezident Orszagh pred den
nym poriadkom zmienil sa smu-
tnej vzrusujdcej udalosti, kto-
ia stihla podtatransku obec Va
zee, kde vyse 500 domov bolo mi
Gene poziarom. Menom Krajinske-
no vyboru i Krajinskeho uradu
vyslovuje, prezident hlboku su-
strast' mad tymto vel 'kym ne
st 'astim, ktore stihlo podtatran-
skych bratov a tax V meme vybo-
ru ako i Krajinskeho ~uradu ich
ubezpecuje vsemoznej podpore.
V dosledku toho Krajinsky vybor
hned' pojednal otazku poskytnu-
tia podpory pohorelcom vo Vaz-
ci a usniesol sa poskytn1t' obci
pod titulom okamzitej n1dzovei
podpory Kcs 100000. Mimo toho
bolo oznamen6, re Slovenska Ze-
medelska Rada ma ten isty cier
poskytuje podporu v sumo 200,-
GOO Kcs a sucasne bolo zakrocene
IL ministerstva zemedelstva a mi
nistenstva vnntra V Prahe, ably
vo veci tiez prikrocilo k podpor-
nej akcii 20 svojej strany. Toto
pomocne opatrenie bolo ucinene
ako predbezne do tych cias, kym
sa vypracujil riadne nddzove ella
boraty, na zaklade ktorych bude
podporna akcia definitlvne pre-
vedena.
ZatJm wal Krajinsky vybor
na vedomie referat o zasedani
spravy slovenskej keramiky v
Modre a rozhodol sa ucinit' po-
trebne kroky k zahajeniu stavby
ciest okoli Tardoskedu a Guty,
kde nasledkom nelrody pud je
vystaveny hroziacej nezamestna-
nosti a biede.
Potom bolo prikrocene K pojed-
navaniu denneho poriadku, kde
v obore kult1rnom vybor odhla
soval podpory Slovenskej Muze-
alnej Spolocnosti v Turc. Sv. Mar
tine, Slovenskemu Vlastivednemu
Muzeu v Bratislave a podporu pre-
zvaccSenie memorandoveho shro-
mazdenia ma novel ev. fare V I.
Sv. MARITIME.
Vybor d'alej udelil studijne
stipendia stredoskolskym ziakom
a vysokoskolskym posluchacom.
Bolo udelene z 1913 uchadzacov
stredoskolskych SCI uchadzacom
Kcs 546,250 z 548 vysokoskol-
skych ziadatel 'ov 295 ziadatel'om
Kcs 448,375.
Y obore zdravotnom vybor po-
jednal osnoyu zakona vybera-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-14
sTYRoCH CHLAPCOv NARAz.

V obci Selanky v irsavskom O.
krese ma Podk. Rusi porodila ze-
ma rol 'nika Godu stvorcata. Sn
to sami chlapei. Matka ako al
deti sl zdraye.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-14

nj zvlastnych poplatkov ma vys-
sich triedach nemocnic, viacerym
uchadzacom udelil liecebne pod
pory a udelil krajinsk1 podporu
mestskej nemocnici' Ruzomber-
ku a nemocnici Milosrdnych bra
TOW v SpiS. Podhradi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-14
VLADA PROTEKTOROM We
LETRHU v PRAHE.

Vo sch6dzi ministerskej rady
z dina IA. julia bolo rozhodnute,
re vlada prijlma Ease protektorat
podzimneho veletrhu v Prahe, kto-
ry sa kona dnoch 6-13. septem-
bra t. r.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-14
KOsTOLNA KRADEz.

q rim. katol. kostola v Spisskej
Novel Vsi odcudzena bola nezna-
,nym zlodejom yacsia pokladnica
Cd hlavneho vchodu, ktorej bolo
yacsie mnozstyo penazl. Patranie
sgo zlodejovi bolo dosial' bezvy-
siedne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-14
70 starei vIasti
(Zpravy z krajovyeh ncvin.)
DO ZIMY BUDE VYBUDOVA-
NY NOVY VAZEC.

Dna "a. julia bola na kraJin-
skom trade Bratislave "a pred
sednictva krajinskeho prezidenta
Orszagha porada ohfadne w
stavby noveho Vazca, ktory ma
byt' este do zimy vybudovany.
Porada sa usniesla ma naZore, ze
Vazec ma zodpovedat' podl'a
moznosti star6mu svojraznemu
Nazcu. Novy Vazec ma byt' vybu-
dovany podl'a presn6ho regulac-
n6ho planu s typickTmi rodinnT
mi domkami. Je potesitel'ne, zc
vymerovacimi pracami bolo uz
zapocate. Budt sa stavat' tri tI-
py rodinnGho domku svojraz
nom slohu vazeckom. Kpd zc obec
trpela nedoStatkom pitnei vo-
dy, projektuje sa tiez Stavba vo-
dovodu. Pohoreli zalozili staveb-
ne druzstvo. ably sa tax vyuzilo
zakona stavebnom ruchu a Dol
umozneny co najvaGSi hypotekar-
ny liver.
Zkaza, ktora vo dvoch dnoch
znicila Vazec pod Tatrami, jed
nu najrazovitejsich najrydzej-
sich slovenskych obc1, podlomiIa
silly statnIch muzov. Taxi Sd to
silaci, re na diviakov olive svine)
chodievajI len so sekerou. Tcraz
ako matoby motajil sa po poho-
relisku. Mnohi odiSli k statlu na
pastviny a ma saIaSc Cigani Ma
celych furach odvazaju opalcnc
a pachnuce zdochliny o$ipanych.
Medzi l'ud'mi, motajucimi sa po
pohorelisku a prehra abayajdcimi
cierne pozostatky svojho majet-
ku, s1 hroznG vyjavy. Nzrusenc
p0sob1 vzIykajNca zena, ktora ne
dba na nikoho, kto ju chce teSit'
alebo poradit'. Sohnuta chodi pc
mieste, kde stala jcj chalGpka a
place. Chvll'ami prejde jej pIaC
do zboznci mclodic. ZIomcna ze- |
ma V opakovani piesne hl'ada IL
teSenie. Veri, ze len zazrak by |
mohol pom6ct' VIOLA po nom.
Nest'astie, ktor6 Vazec postih |
10, pohlo srdcom vSctkNch do /
brych l'udi. .NieIcn na SIovenSku,
ale V historickNch zemiach javi |
sa vel'k beast a kazdE sa sna
ii pom0ct'. Slovcnska krajina a
rome ustavy w prispely pomo-
cou. Do Vazca bolo vySlan6 hned' |
vojsko polnymi kuchynami, a
by zaSobovalo obyVatel' 'stvo. Vo-
jensk6 kuchyne varia Il rozdelu
iii polievku S mdsom chlieb. To-
to stravovanie pohorelych stojl |
10000 Kcs denne. Musely byt
privezene i nadoby, do ktorych
sa l'ud'om jedlo rozdava. Zeny
stoja mlcky V radoch Il cakajn,
ably obed, ktory dostan1, odniesly
muzom a Diet 'Om.
Ma ubytovanie vySe 1000 po-
horelcov daily Statne zeleznice 80
vagonov a Statna leSna Sprava Z
HradIu poslala 20 vagOnov DIRE
va do Vazca prichodia tesari
okolia a buduj1 pre- pohorelcov
docasn6 pribytky.
Sbierky zapocat6 boly po celej
repubIike. Krajinsky 1rad ma ce-
le S prezidentom Orszaghom OBJ
drzal zvIaStne poVoIenie od Via
dy na prevadzanie sbierlzy po vse-
tkych obciach a mestach repub-
liky. PRECEDENT Ceska a PRECEDENT
Moray a Sliezska prisP 1bili vse-
moznd .pomoc pri tychto sbier-
kach.
Novy Vazec bude slce postave-
ny, ale kultt1rne majetky, ktor6
poziar znicil, sd nenahraditel ne.
Vazcania boli totiz vyborni rez-
bari a vsetky domy zdnuky boly
kraslene krasnymi drcvorezbami.
Zostavaj1 len ciastocne zachyte-
ne v Plickovom filmu.
Y celom Vazci bolo len parul
gazdov poistene proti ohnu, al to
len ma vel mi pIykn ohnoSu paIi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-08-14

Takyto bude novy predok For
dyce obchodu po jeho prestaveni.
Bude to najnovsieho slohu OBJ
chodny vchod, v ktorom bude
Milford chronicle., 1931-12-11
JOSEPH P. CROSS DIES
In AUTO ACCIDENT
MayOYO OF Bowers Beach Killed In
NOrth CarOlina-Wife Hurt

Joseph P. Cross, aged So years,
mayor of Bowers Beach, and one of
the best known sportsmen in this
section of the country, was killed
Tuesday night, and his wife was Sc
riously injured when their automo-
bile turned over on a slippery road
way near Rocky Mount, North Caro-
lima. Mrs. Cross was taken to a hos
pital. At the time of the accident,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cross were on their
way to Florida, where they planned
to spend the winter months. They
left their home at Bowers Beach this
week for their southern destination,
where they have spent the past sew
eral winters. While in Milford last
week, Mr.. Cross made arrangements
with the Milford Chronicle whereby
he was to write series of letters
telling of his trip to the southland,
and of his impressions of the busi-
ness conditions generally in the ter
ritory through which he passed on
his trip to the south.
He was born in the city of Will
In early life he was a
DdrDer anu ldler all dCIelludllI dC Cle
Insane Hospital at Farnhurst before
it was taken over by the State. He
later operated a business in Will
which became the head
quarters and meeting place of gum
ners and fishermen. He had con-
siderable reputation as a marksman
and guided numerous parties when
they went after birds. After leaving
CI'Hra to Page 7. PleaSe1
Milford chronicle., 1931-12-11
KILLED WHEN FALL
DISCHARGES GUN
J. E. Hudson, OF SelbyvilIe, Fatally
Wounded In Hunting Accident

Another lower Delaware hunting
fatality was recorded with the death
of John E. Hudson, 81 years old. of
Selbyville, who was instantly killed
last Thursday afternoon.
Hudson was cunning in woods
about mile from Selbyville and
had stopped to talk to some men
who were cutting down trees.
Hudson stood on a log with his
gun in his hands, both hammers set.
While talking to the men he Slip
ped and fell. AS he fell he threw the
gun from him and both barrels were
discharged, the double load of shot
entering his breast above the heart
The men rushed him to a physician.
but he was dead.
A coroner's jury meeting Thurs
day night, decided that death was
accidental. Hudson was married and
lived in Selbyville. His wife was
daughter of Burton Campbell and
granddaughter of Denward w.
Campbell, former speaker of the
lower house of the General Assem-
bly,. He was the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Hudson, of near Rox-
ana.
Milford chronicle., 1931-12-11
Santa Claus viii.
PayMi}ordAVisit
Jolly FeLlOW VIII ArTiUe Here Tomorrow, Saturday
Afternoon, At TU0O O'clock In An AtrpLGne. Mer-
chants Plan Extensive Entertainment For Santa
And The Riddles A Big Parade After His Arrival.

Santa Claus will arrive in Mil
ford tomorrow, Saturday, afternoon
at o'clock sharp, in an airplane.
The Milford merchants are cooper
ating TO make his visit an enjoyable
one for the thousands of children
who are invited to come to Milford
and greet the jolly old fellow. Par
ents are asked to have their chill
dren at the Plaza Square promptly
at lis o'clock. The children will
be taken to the field at the inter
section of the du Pont Boulevard and
the Harrington-MilfoTd highway to
await the arrival of the plane in
which Santa is travelling. AutOmo-
biles sufficient to carry all of the
kiddies will be provided by the mer-
chants of the city. Plans for the
arrival of the plane with its mes
senger of good will, have been COM
pleted by the committee in charge.
Immediately following his arrival
Santa Claus will participate in a
parade of kiddies, which will be
headed by the Milford Boys Band.
They will parade through the bust
ness district to the Plaza where