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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1932-06-10

"You said you never borrowed from
friends?"
II don't, but still 60 on trying"
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1932-06-10

A person uses 18 muscles to smile
and 64 to frown.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-18
SOCIETY NEWS
youngstown s. E. U. Dance Wed
nesday, Nov. %, at Sokol Hall.

The Youngstown S. E. u. Club
will entertain their fellow club
members and friends from town
and out Of town at a dance
Wednesday, November %, at the
Sokol Hall, 319 Washington st.
The dance will be for the benefit
Of the basketball team.
The well known and popular
orchestra from Campbell will
play featuring Henry Douglas
and his Tri-Staters. Dancing
will commence at 300 P. M. and
continue until midnight.
So Campbell friends and other
friends come and enjoy your
selves Nov. % at the Sokol Hall.
There will be lot Of fun and
frolic. The admission is 25c per
person. A good time is in store
for all. Everybody welcome.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-18
scHoDzA G. 731. IKsJ. MA
LANsINGVILLE.

Y p
SpololS sv. Jozefa, Cislo 731.
yyzyya svoJich lldov, ably sa ka-
zdy dostavil ma budl1cu schodzu
ma 27. noyembra do spolkoyej
mIestnosti, lebo pridu vazne veci
na pretras. A tiez ii bratia. ktorf
boil vyzyani skrz dlh ma minulei
schsazi, mech budn,1askavl hoclel
ciastocne 81 vyrovnat syoie pri-
spevky. Tiez bude nomfnovang
tnovy trad rfa fok 1893. Plid 'te
vsetei, ably mohlo 81 Gislo vybrat
scllopng trad pre- spolok. Me a.
10 to byvalo doteraz, ze sa I'll.
castnilo paru ddov 4 Ii zostali T.
Tadnfkmi a potonl celg rok bola
lisritika ma dl'ad ze nekonsf RAD
,a1e spoje nradn6 povinnosti. Tee
ilalz bude Iiilezitost' zvolit 81, a.
.kl1yc i za 1,a5lepsfch dznate.
9fatsl !, ,Sln i pozaravosn
Jozef Javorsky ST., zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-18
URAD HASELTONSKEHo y
MEM. PoDP. sPoLKU TATRA
ma ROK 1882.

! 4 z
Predseda: Michal Kozak, is Glad
stone ST., Campbell, O. Podpredsc-
-la:.iStefan kartos, 165 Courtland Ave.
Campbell, @. Zapisnik: Jozef Ka-
,cenga |. lG30 Gladstone ST.. 2oungs
town. Q. - Poklatinik: Andrei Bartos
MI, g I. 9, Box Ill. Iiaselton Sta.
Youngstown, O. - uGtovnfk: Stefan
.vizyary, 165 CourtlaHa Ave, Camp.
bell. Ohio. Dozorcovia maietkn:
Jan Basista, l0l Hiiaseltine Avenue,
Youn gstoWn, O.; Michal Dznrej, II. %.
Box Haaelton Sta, Youngstown, O.
Dozorca chorych: Stefan Stole. r. O.
Box 65, Haselton Sta. Youngstown,
O. - Straz dveri: Michal Bend zala,
l22 North Blainc Ave, Youngstown,
Ohio.
Sch6dze odbSvai1 sa kazdd 4. ne
del n mesiaci N katoliekei sloyen,
aslsel skole osailx bet ma !: N.
Haseltine Ave, Cd l. hud. popoIuduf. n
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-18
Anna Gonda, 1ctovnick;
PODAKOVANIE.

V atorok, S. novembra 0 pol
jedenastej Veter pan Jan Vasko,
62-roGny, byvajdci ma 905 Wa
bash Ave, zomrel V nemocnici
sv. Alzbety. Bol narodeny na Slo-
yensku a ostava po nom manzel-
ka, PAM Julia Vasko dcery
pl. Anna Bobala, pi. Julia Sennyk
pi. Helena Ziemianski, pi. kata-
rina Strojny, pi Maria Cleary a
Margita. Bol tldom Odboru s. N.
). s. Pohrab Dol l.. oktobra z
domu smdtkn rano 0 s: 30 a q ko-
stola 8. hodine. Pan farar Ste
fan Begalla konal pohrabnG O.
brady. Potion bolo bezdusn6 telo
pochovanG na Calvary cintorine.
ia ako manaelka nebohGho
tymto srdecne d'akujem ysetkym
znamym neznamym "a ich eest
a pectu, ktorll preukazali nebo
hemu ako ehrame, tax al ma
cintorine, kde ho odprevadili na
yecny odpocinok.
Julia Vasko, manzelka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-18
Spolkoye zpravy
SCH0DZA SPOLKU SV. MA
TEJA MA HASELTON.

s. E & -
spolok sv. Mateja, Cislo 2eo.
IKSJ. v Haseltone bude odby-
vat svoju riadnu schodzu dina
20. novembra 0 druhej hodine po
poludni. Ziada svojich udov, ably
-sa dostavili Y tom najyacsom po-
cite a svoje povinnosti konali a
sa lepsie spolok starali syoje
pr1spevl1t platili, -lebo rozpocet
sa musl platit' kazdy mesiac. Po-
tom sa nest 'azujte ma urad, lebo
sa musi zakrocit' dl'a stanov.
S nctou,
Stefan Antal, nctovnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-18
UDKYNAM SPOLKU SV. ALI.
Betty, G. 161.

B Z.
spolok sv. Alzbety. Oslo 16l
IKSZJ. bude oslavovat' svoju pa
tronku. Prosim spolusestry, ably
sd sisly ma sobotu, dfa 10. no
vembra ku sv. spovedi ma he
del'u ku sv. prijlmaniu.
Tiez oznamujem spolusestram,
re na den II. decembra budeme
mat rocnu schodzu, ably kazda
sestra bola pritomna, lebo sd bu-
de VOLT trad.
Som $ tctou,
Veronika Necko, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-18

Slovenska Lfga je ysenarod-.
ia ustanoyizen strnte sa jej
Slenon.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-18
scHoDzA 6. 1853. P. S. Z. j.

Spolok sv. Amy, G. 163. Penn.
S. 4. j. bude odbyvat' svoju
ehodzu V nedel'u, 20. novembra
popoludni 0 |. hodne. Mech je
kazda udkyna prftomna ma tejto
schodzi a hl'adi svoj dlh vyrov-
nat nakol ko m6ze, a ked' memo
ze 81 splacat', talk mech sa hlasi
ma schodzi, zeby sme znali, co $
1ou zrobit ci bude platit' mad "a,
LEI alebo ME. 30 teraz sd stavaj1
prlpady,'ze mlad6 umieraji1 sta
re ME. TAX mile sestry, vezmite
81 toho priklad a plat tie 81,
kol'kc YAM staei. Hoclen jeden
spolok 81. trfmajte.y Bud 'te, take
dobrd, mile sestry a poysimnite 81
tychto paru SLOW. SO sesterskym
pozdravom,
Anna Gonda, 1ctovnicka
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-18

by "Joe Pruce and His Seven
Ramblers'. Dancing will be from
$50 until midnight.
Paul Olenik ich chairman and
is assisted by the following COM
mittee: John Janci, George Mo-
.tosko, Steve Kulik, Steve Fren-
chak, John Frenchak, Steve Ole
nix, John Gbur, Mike Olenik,
Joe Gonda. The admission, 25c
per person. The public is well
come.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-18
Pride of zivena to Mark
Anniversary.

On Nov 23rd at $40 p NJ.
Pride of Iivena win celebrate
the First Anniversary Of its or.
ranization bv sponsoring a card
party and dance at st. Cvril's
auditorium Cash prizes will be
awarded for bridge and five hun
dred. Dpr;np intermission little
Miss Virginia Ference. Cleveland
blues singer and foe dancer. a
real genius. will sing and dance
Miss Irma Orenics and Mrs Iii
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-18
Dance Sat. Nov. 10Th.

IIaselton Athletic Club will
hold dance Saturday, Nov. 10,
at st. Nicholas Hall, cor. Wilson
and HaseItine. Music will be
furnished by the Yankee Rhythm
Girls orchestra.
The committee consists Of Ed.
Hetmenski, chairman, Ernest O.
block, Nick Hanuschak, John
Garcar, John Elias and John
HaIuracek.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-18
YOUNGsTOWNsKY Y NEMOCI
PoDPORUJuCI SPOLoK
TATRA.

Uradnfci; Jozef Martinko, .predseda.
255 Carlton st. Jozef Mudron, pod
predseda, 53s 8. Ha1elwood. Ave. =
Stefan NovotnS, dstornik, 4o4 East
Myrtle Ave. Andrej Adamko, po.
kladnik, 1884 Oak ST. Martin Mu,
ransky . Frant:sek Hudik, dozorcovia
sch6dze vydrziasajd ga kazdd prvt
nedel y y mesiaci "a sknle Sy. Cyrilla
Methoda . 2. hS' p>poludnf.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-18
sokol "a. G. Dance, Saturday,
Nov. 26.

The sokol A. g, Of Lansing
vile Will entertain their fellow
members and friends at a dance
Saturday, November 26, at the
HomeWood Ave. Ball Room. The
dance will be for the benefit Of
The basketball team. NJ
The music will be furnished
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-18
Dance at st. Elizabeth Parish
Nov. oath,

A dance will be given by the
Young Ladies Sodality of the
St. Elizabeth Parish OH Thanks
giving night, Nov. "a at the ST.
Elizabeth hall. Misses Margaret
Philip and Mary Repasky are
heading the committees arranging
this affair. Music will be fur
nished by the Old Barn orches-
ira. Everybody is invited.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-18
Vel'ka osadna
zabava ma Steelton
Vo stredu pred americkym SWAT
kom Thanksgiving Day.

d y
sme este nemali pri nasej osade
Mena Jezis ma Steeltone, ma aku
sa prave teraz pripravujeme. Bu-
de to zabava pre- mladych i sta
rych, pre- vsetkych, ktori sa chcu
slusne zabayit'. Hlavna wee, ze
vstupne je iba 25 centov a ku to-
mu dana bude j vstupna odmena
(door prize). Zabava bude vo
stredu vecer, dna %. novembra,
teda vecer pred Thanksgiving.
Zapamatajte 81 to neobanujete |!
Budeme mat:
l. Tanec. Hrat budu vyborni
muzlkanti, ktorl vedia zahrat tie
naJnovsie americke, ale tiez i tie
starodavne lrajov6. Take mia
eli / tt menej mladi budn si moct
zatancovat' dl'a svojho vkusu a
vole.
2. Kartovy vecierok (Card Par
ty). Ktori budn chciet', mozu
hrat obruben1 teraz hru 500.
NaJlepsim hracom dane budll
odmeny. Hostitel'kami budt:
Mrs. John Sopkovic, Mrs. Michael
Brosko, Mrs. Andrew Dolak,
Mrs. Simon Kuzma, Mrs. Michael
Sclranko Mrs. Paul Ondas.
ktorl by nechceli hrat' karty, ii
sa budil moct' zahrat':
3. Bunco-banko! Je to hra
velmi Fahueka, clovek sa ir moze
naucit' "a pat minlt potom
hrat' cely veeer. Dalej budeme
mat tiez i
4. Bingo, ktora hra sa tesla
tax vel 'kej obi lube pocas naseho
zdarneho bazaru minul6ho mesia-
ca. Tuto hru budn mat na sta
rosti nasi bingo experti'': Mi
chal Dolak, Jozef Krivoi1ak, Ka-
rol Tobias, Stefan kurta, Jan
Kosmo a Jan Suba. ,Tedna hra
bude stat iba 2 Gently! Ak bude-
tie mat st 'astie, nuz nieco vyhra-
tie po kazdej hre..
Ale ami nase dievcence nebudl
- len tancovat' cely vecer. Tie bu-
d1 zas mat ma starosti:
5. Baseball. Ak myslite, ze je
to omyl', alebo ak sa nazdavate.
ze nase dievcence sa tomu neroz-
umla, prld'te teraz V stredu ye-
Ger na nasu zabavu sa prcsved-
cite na .ylastne oci. Takto bude
i pre- Vas i pre- mas este najlep-
Sic.
Satnu (checking) bud}l mat
Ma starosti: Stefan Baea. Jozef
Behan, Pavel Bilka a Jan Mar
tinko z Oakwood. Obcerstvenie,
lebo al to budeme mat, bude '
rukach vyboru ma cele Mate
JON Martinkom. Ma automobily
bude dozerat' tiez zvlastny w
Dor pod yedenfm nasho policaj-
neho nacelnika Stefana Il'l'asa.
Take, ked' k nam pridete. bu.
dete sa moct' bez starosti zaba-
vat, lebo sa mic nestane yasmu
automobifoyi. Bude "Free park
ing" medzi skolou a kostolom5
na LakevieW i ma Midland ulici
Pre- odmenu znamu co "Doo1
Prize" budu rozdavane zdarms
tikety medzi siedmou a, osmop
hodinou stredn veSer. Pc. osme
hodine uz tieto tikety nebudem,
nikomu garantirovat'. Pret
prid'te pred osmou hodinou. Cd
mena bude dana pred zakonee
MIN zabavy, co bude poccas zaba
Wy oznamen6. Pamatajte, BE. vstul
ne na t1to vel'kil a krasnu "a
bavu je iba kvoder % centov
.Prid tie vsetci, ktori sa chcete do
bre a slusne pobavit'.
Vybor zabavy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-18
Skolske dietky
oslavily jubileul1
Strutherske dietky lnaly krasne
predstavenie v nedel'u popoludni
j vecer, tax oslayiac strieborne
jubileum osady Najsv. Trojice.

| Skolske dietly osady Najsv.
| Tojice v Struthers, ma cele S fch
uciteP Pkami, vel. sestrami radu sv.
| Vincenta, usporiadaly nedelsu
| popoludni i vecer zvlastnu skol-
sku oslavu 25.rocia zalozenia o.
sadly, ktora sa i'm krasne vydari-
la. Ako popoludni tax i veeer
bola osadna miestnost' preplne-
ma predstavenie vyborne pre-
vedene.
Program boil tento:
1. Greeting speech Jo-
seph Sedlak.
2. "Vitanie" Felicitas Gu
ra.
3. "our Jubilee Song 4.
/ a 5. trieda.
4. "Little Ones Drill" l. a
2. trieda.
5. Wonderful Musicians =
6. a Z. trieda.
6. Mothers Victory - Mie-
Sane triedy.
Z. "Slovensko" - 8. trieda. :
s. "Prvf osadnfci osady Maj
svatejsej Trojice." /"
Ako Jozko Sedlak tax i Fell
scita Gura krasne privitali obe-
censtvo.
/ Jubilejnu piesen spievali: En-,
nest Almasi, Jan Bacak, Michal
Guidos, Albert KoGis, Jan Kraj-
max, Jan Spirko, Michal Wagner,
| Albert Vas, Genov6ra Dutko,
Valeria Jozefov, Veronilza Ko-
zusEo, Irena Macala, Alzbeta Ma
/ cuga, Jolanta Novak a Maria
Timko.
i V "Cvicbe maliclzJch' ilGin-
| kovali: Anna Korecko, Stefan
| Tarajcak, Ruzena kocis, Pavel
| Sarosy, Helena Vas, VILLAIN Gu
ra, Irena Grancaj, Stefan Jahni-
4
cka, Dorota Noyak, Alojz Po-
| gacnik, Cecilia seavnicky, Nj.
| kulas Semanik.
/ "Zazraenymi muzikantmi" bo.
Iii: Bernard Hodnicky, Emil
Guidos, Michal Sedlak, Payel
Vas, Kalman Pavli6ko, Andrej
Sedlacko, Jan Marcinak.
Wit 'azstvo matky' predstavi
ly: Alzbeta Phillip, Stefan IA.
rajcak, Jozef Kapusta, Micha
Garcar, Maria Hvizdak, Katarf
ma Spirko, Irena Mraz.
"dSlovensko" bola nadherna a
nei ,1;ss;n1.or.li. - :
s1ovorgl,t. pa ,ro;4
,.ors1,5 : ~
c,
G',fs >o As'iss' :, aaeaia l,
- go" '7eoiah'
lela II iielelia hofeeko.
l.asAa 1 - :. NafglEa ouldos,
'opraVoallVoSt Helen Smrelki
Evening star., 1932-09-15
ROOMS-FURNIsHED.


NEAR issn hnp sfasG t.a5s front
SIS; Earase. Columbia 2sei.
I7ss QUE Nw.-Larse parior, suitable for
two t or more young men or ladies; bath ad-
3ie x ST. N.E.-7 excellent large. nicely
Furnished hcuGekeepfng rooms; In downtown
'front.' apt: cleo. steam heat. cont. hot water.
Apt. q. and door.
1914 HOBART Nw.-Large front room. twin
beds; also smaller room; garage IL desired;
With continuous hot water in rooms; near
iss sson: 5sps bI,s sssS franklin FAIR
RoYALToN APIS. sis N CT; NV, Apt 81
.Attraetive room next bath; twin beds;
sEY ES0 H ssp Dss
ton OF Chevy Chase. Will consider Desirable
people only. Address BOX ss-H. Star once
downtown, 1905 R. I -Nw.-Large front
person: other rooms SIS and sis. is.
1913 EUCLID, APT 2l-LArge, briEht. front
lHom' ,on & ani moor, fur. or unfur; small family.
coNvENIENr northwest location; desirable
SIS Month Hh reSti.m.s eHtia Adams
1855. 49,
631 EYE N.W.-Large. basement, houSekeep-
Ing room for employed couple or two men
20. 20 wee. weekly Also other ss room: clean: at
NEAR. SHOREHAM-NeWly furnished front
room. strictly private bath, telephone maid
service, garage; suitable for / or .. Adams
1920 EYE ST-Unusual location. near white
house; single room, hot, cold water: large
room, private bath In refined home l5s
THE ALABAMA. APT 507. 1ith N st. NV
-Larse: airy room; next bath; good service;
reasonable; men only.
3o03 18th ST. NW-PriYate family; 2 bed
rooms communicating II desired), also use
OF kitchen and dining room; completely fur
water heater; $50 month. Phone Column
l7A5 18th ST Nw-l nice, large room with
uSn ISin neos; l small room; reasonable rent
$3.50 double: includes Ink. equipment and
7. W; windows. Front room. $3.50.
32l5 ADAMS MILL RD.-spare room, with
board. for one or two sentlemen desiring
sEod s .s D.vate Cob ho%s eio phone radio hot
1904 H ST. N.W.-Central location: clean,
comfortable front rooms. suitable for two,
81 and S. weekly: Ink. permitted.
Single room sIs asd ssh iorsl sT NJ From. rooms:
Ink: adults.
YOUNG WONEN-PRIvATE HOME, CEN
tALLY LOCATED: 2 ATTRACTIVE, CLEAN
kOOMS. PRIVATE BATH SOFT BEDS,
M MELECTRIc IRON, UNLIMITED PHONE.
1881 cLLFToN-Room. private family; inst.
Col. 4slo.
Sis CONN. AVE.
Phone Emerson 1892
Evening star., 1932-09-15

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rooinefs Phone A. 1855 for appointment.
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Evening star., 1932-01-20

In which he used Cnly the gent!est
of his surface tones-there was 1T
tie question that no such manipula-
ton of giant voice material Woulo
be duplicated here again TINS sea
son. No living tenor has more
abundant resources at his command
or more vitality in execution:
Mr.. Giglis program included the
Cesti "Intorno aIlidcl mio," two
songs by Palestrina, Martni's
made especially lustrous; such arias
as the Aida" Sc quel guerrler
10 fossil" and the "Quando lie sere
al pIacido" from "Luisa Miller, ana
songs by Schumann, Schubert,
RecH, Rabey and Geehl, Of which
the ever-welcome 'Du bist VIE elne
Blume," the Recli "Pena damore'
and the Geehl For You Alone were
outstanding. .
custom, as if it was these shorter
selections and the artists many
encores which pleased his listeners
most. While the Aida" aria was
done with extreme eloquence and
for all its worth, possibly its worth
seems less than it used to, due 10
it's multiple and continuous per-
formances. There was not nav
in its rendition, however, and after
ward Gigh received the ovation
which he invariably receives after
each and every one of his groups.
The assisting artist in the after
moons recital was a young yioltnist.
Jacaueline Salomons, who proved
herself a deft technician, but some
what cold in the manner of express
sion. Her most notable work was
the "Adagio Allegro" movement OF
the Haendel Sonata in A Major"
In which her tone was clear and true
and her bowing free from the harsh
ness which was dLscernible in her
later and shorter selections. She
was cordially and heartily applauded
by the audience.
Miguel Sandoval was at the piano
and gave his invaluable assistance
to this lyric program stamped SO
especially by the greatness Of Giglls
really great voice.
E. De S. MELCHER.
Evening star., 1932-01-20
SECRETS OF POETRY
Barred AT LECTURE
stcddard King Describes Assem-
bly, Line Verse Writing
at Central High.

Frank exponent of the assembly
line" school of verse writing, Stoddard
King humorist and newspaper col
umnist, laid bare some Of the secrets
Of the craft to an appreciative audience
at the Central High School last night
and illustrated his method with read
ings OF his own work.
Briefly, the method as expounded
consists In acquisition Of either an idea
or a jingle and the subsequent building
of verse upon it; 1t is contrary to the
rules, according to Mr.. King, to use
both the idea and the Jingle in one
poem.
That the idea need not be one of
marked weight or serious import was
explained when he read at random
poems built around kitchen sinks, angle
worms, dingbats, women's fashions,
budgeting, neckties. bass violin players,
ice boxes, oil-burning furnaces and the
Standardization of sizes of nuts and
bolts And that the subject matter of
the Jingle was equally immaterial was
illustrated by bit of nonsense about
a rabbit with rabies and its encounter
with two rabbis.
Quantity production has other COM
pensations than simplicity, according to
Mr.. King, who pointed to the ''one a
day. school for those who would make
poetry pay. John Keats at his death
left fewer than 500 poems, he added,
which is scarcely more than a years
output for the assembly line method
King Is most widely known as the
author of the lyrics of the wartime
song, There's Long Long Trail"
His appearance last night was under
the auspices Of the Community Insti-
tute.
Evening star., 1932-01-20
HUEy LONG TICKET
WINS IN LOUISIANA
Allen Piles Up Greatest Ma
jority Ever PoIIed in
Governorship.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, La, January 90
o. K. Allen, chairman Of the State
Highway Commission, with the backing
of Gov. Huey P. Long, has been nom
mated for Governor OF Louisiana by the
largest ma ajority ever polled by Demo-
cratic candidate for that office.
Returns from 564 precincts in yester
days primary, more than one-third OF
the total, gave Allen lead of better
than so 900 over the opposition field OF
four candidates.
In the 564 precincts, Allen received
George Senneth Guion, $780, William
C. Boone, 234, and William L. Clark,
258.
Likewise, John B. Fournet, running
for Lieutenant Governor on the Allen
ticket, held commanding lead of near
ly $4,000 over his combined opposing
field on returns from Ala precincts out
of ! 441 in the State. The vote stood {:
Fournet. 45,73S; Ruvian D. Hendrick,
17729; Lee Lanier, 2,443; Earl K. Long,
955l; J o. Stewart 1.138.
The incomplete vote for all other
State officers also showed the Allen
candidates in the lead, with Miss Lucille
May Grace. candidate for register Of the
State Land Once and the only woman
in the campaign, holding decisive
majority over her opponents.
Gov. Long, who threw the full force
of his support behind the Allen ticket,
said:
Its all over. Our figures show the
Allen complete-the work ticket has
been nominated in the first primary by
70 900 majority or over. The whole
4so1rn NJ Inr ia 10 wi -
tory-another approval by the people
of what we are trying to do for the
State of Louisiana in spite Of this
sniping opposition"
Asked when he planned to take his
seat In the United States Senate, Long
said he was not in a position to dis
cuss that matter this morning"
He was elected to the Senate in 1890,
but refused to leave the Governor S
chair until successor he approved had
been nominated.
Evening star., 1932-01-20
$4,000 PARK BOND
ISSUE IS APPROVED
Montgomery Commits sion n
Guarantees Sum for Sligo
Valley Unit Purchase.
BY staff Correspondent of The Star.

ROCKVILLE, Md, January 2o.-For-
NAL approval of the issuance by the
Maryland National Capital Park and
Planning Commission of $50 600 in Az
per cent gold bonds to the National
Commission, from which the Maryland
Commission will receive SOC, ,000 includ-
ing the onethird gift Of the Federal Gov
ernment, with which to purchase park
lands in the first unit of Sligo Valley
Parkway, was given by the Board of
County Commissioners here yesterday.
A resolution guaranteeing the $50, 900
issue was adopted by the commission
ers and supplemental agreement
which had already been signed by
President Hoover, the National CapitaI
Park and Planning Commission and the
Maryland Commission, was executed by
Lacy Shaw, president of the commits
sioners, and Barry E. Clark, clerk.
Land Appraised at S91,e3s
The appraisal value Of the lands to
be purchased in this unit Of Sligo VAL
ley Parkway was shown as $91 ,03S. 50 in
the agreement.
This is the second lot of bonds to be
so executed, as bonds for 500 1000, which
netted the Maryland Commission $144,-
900, for purchase of lands in the first
unit of Rock Greek Park have already
been issued The bonds do not begin
to bear interest until eight years after
their date, under the terms of the
Cramton act.
The Washington Gas Light Co.,
through Attorney Robert Peter, jr.,
filed a petition with the commissioners
taking an appeal from the assessment
placed against 1t for its Intangible
property in the county and asking a
reduction In this assessment Of ss9, ,225.
Referred to Council.
The company claimed in its petition
that its Intangible assessment is
s281 SIT, whereas this figure should be
reduced by S89,225 because sufficient
credit was not given them for the assess
ment on their tangible property. The
petition was referred by the commits
sioners to Capt Joseph C. Cissel, coun-
sci; A. H Griffith, county assessor, and
Lawrence A. ChiSwell State supervisor
of assessments for the county.
Several petitions for rezoning were
referred to the Maryland National
Capital Park and Planning Commission
for study and recommendation. The
Annapolis g. Chesapeake Bay Power Co.
was granted permission to make certain
changes In its poles in the vicinity OF
SpencerVille.