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lMANNtRSANDMORALS1
H\ BY JANE JORDAN /p

full moments, is fraught with such
heavy tragic Importance.
On the other hand, neither will
men be able to convince us that
there is no harm in casual inf1deli-
ties as long as they are aroused
to such fine frenzy of killing when
one of us tries bit of the gander's
sauce.
Although I know how you feel,
do believe you'd be closer to hap
piness, and yes, to the truth, if you
would take your husbands misde-
meanor with a little more humor
After all, one period of indiscretion
can not make a good man totally
bad, any more than one slip can
make coal black woman out of
an otherwise nice person.
Dear Jane Jordan read the letter
ssigned by Margaret The same thing
fellow when 1 was II and he was "a.
He was divorced and my mother OBJ
iected to him on that account.
We went together for three months and
been been married RED three and O half years.
we nave a uJLle glEl ana we are Ieally
happy. He is good and kind and is
a. wonderful father. MY mother has
changed her mind about him. Every
now and then she will saw that she is
so glad I have such a good husband.
HAPPY.
Dear Happy-Of course your ex-
perience is no guarantee that
Margaret will be so lucky, but it
does prove that divorced people do
not have horns and hoofs.
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Woman Not
HappieSt
By Times Special

By Times Special
NEW YORK, Dec. st is not
the woman who dominates her
family who is the happiest woman
in the world, but the one who finds
man strong enough to carry of
the role of lord and master"
Surprisingly enough it was Miss
G. B. Stern, who writes mostly
about masterful women who keep
their men under their thumbs and
who always get their own way,
speaking.
Women really like to be domi-
mated, though few of them will adj
NIT to anything so primitive" the
author of THE Matriarch," "The
Rueful Mating" and other books
said, when interviewed in her suite
at the Hotel Gotham.
1t is her first visit to New York
and she admits that after a week
she is still in whirl and completely
fascinated.
THE trouble is with the men, I
suppose" she went on. skipping back
to the subject under, discussion
after disgression that touched on
the friendliness of New Workers,
seasickness, the reserve of the Eng
lish and the trials Of this country's
central heating.
only one woman in ten is lucky
enough to find a man with both
strength and understandings man
she would be proud to be dominated
by.
In fact, a woman might consider
herself lucky to get man With
much of either OF those qualities.
Whose fault that is, won't say"
Miss Stern's conversation is vigor-
Gus, like her books, and punctuated
with emphatic nods of carefully
groomed fringed bob.
IT have fallen in love with New
York" she said But your, steam
heat, that can not get used to. If
I could go about changing things
over here that is the only thing
that I would have different, at least
SO far as I know you now.
You are so friendly, SO not bored
with life that you aren't bored with
! visitors like me.
why have I never come here
from England before? Simply funk,
although no one will believe it, was
afraid of being seasick-and was
perfectly right.
II thought I never should see your
famous skyline and I didn't much
care. 1t took Hollywood and the
chance of writing dialogue for the
films to lure me across the Atlantic. !"
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SOCIAL ADVENTURE
CLUB TO DEBATE

The members of the Social Ad-
venture Club of Third Christian
church will listen to a debate Sun
day on the subject Resolved: That
the World War Debts Should Be
Cancelled"
The debate, which is the result Of
a recent visit to the United States
Veterans hospital, will have on the
affirmative side, Miss Nellie Seeley
and Joseph Roberts, and on the
negative side, Miss Nora Carey and
Byron Stroh. Paul Shaw will be
the leader of the meeting.
On Dec. Is the club will give n
special Christmas program for the
children at the Guardians home on
University avenue. Gifts will be
given to the children at this time.
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CHURCH CIRCLE
TO HOLD MEETING

The Social Circle of Third Chris
tian church will meet at the home
of Mrs. G. G. Arnold, 4848 North
Illinois street at 2:15 Tuesday.
Mrs. Curtis Hodges will have
charge of the devotions. Miss Vir-
ginia Stout will give readings.
Musical numbers on the program
will include Glenna Gill, vocal solo,
ist, and Marthadean LeSher, violin
ist, accompanied by Miss Thetis
Fleming.
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". C. T. U. GROUP
MEETS THURSDAY

The Vayhinger w. c. T. U. will
meet Thursday, at the home of Mrs.
Anna Davis, 1914 Healing avenue.
Devotions will be in charge of Mrs.
Ira Underwood. Mrs. E. H. Hughes
will lead the singing.
The Rev. Richard Willard of the
Broadway M. E. church, will speak.
Other numbers on the program will
be a reading by Miss Thelma Kast-
ing and violin selection by Miss
Helen Klineman. Mrs. Bessie Hart
will preside.
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GOES TO SIDE OF
INJURED PARENTS

Mrs. Leslie Bunch, 1862 College
avenue. is in Memphis, Tenn. with
her mother and father, the Rev. Mr..
ard Mrs. Walter NJ. White, who were
injured seriously in an automobile
accident Saturday.
Mrs. Bunch formerly was editor
of World Call, missionary magazine.
MIR. White is pastor of the Linden
avenue Christian church at Mem
phis. Mrs. White was formerly a
member of the executive committee
Of the United Christian Missionary
Society.
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OFFICERS ELECTED
BY STATE ORDER

New officers were elected Satur-
day at an organization meeting in
the SEVERN of the Indiana State
Association of White Shrines of
Jerusalem.
They are Mrs. Mae Marcum ia
cobs, president; John D. Roger Of
Terrre Haute, vics-president; Mrs.
-lanche Geyer of Fl. Wayne, sec
md vice president; Mrs. Ethel
Teare of Bedford, third vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Nellie Hcsman of In
dianapolis, secretary, and Paul We'll
chel of Anderson, treasurer.
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SORORITY CHIEFS
WILL BE GUESTS

Pledge chapter of Delta Zeta
sorority of Butler university will
be hostess at a dinner tonight for
presidents of other sororities on the
campus.
Entertainment will be given by
the Misses Evelyn Wright, Betty
Becklan and Katherine Smith. The
guests will be the
Misses Jean Lane, Virginia White Edith
Evans, Virginia Sheely. Edith Miller. Halle
Hunt. Mary Vance Trent, Betty Kalleen,
Jeanne Spiegel, Patricia Collins and Merle
o Connell.
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TO BE
HELD AT CHURCH

Mrs. ]. A. Allies, general chairman
and Mrs A. B. Click, president, will
be in charge of a two-day festival
held by the Woman's Association
Of the Tabernacle Presbyterian
church Tuesday and Wednesday, at
the church.
Dinner will be served each night
following an afternoon program for
children. Lunch will be served
Tuesday in the dining room, and on
Wednesday at the food booth.
On Wednesday night a special
program will be given.
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CITY WOMEN ARE
GREENWOOD GUESTS

Mrs. D. Glenwood Harrison of
Greenwood entertained Friday with
a luncheon in honor of Mrs. John
Downing Johnson. Mrs. Clarence
Armel and Mrs. Emmett Ralston
were indianapolis guests.
Other guests included MesdameS
William M. Marsh, Cora Grubbs
and L. M. Brown.
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PROGRAM PLANNED
BY MOTHERS CLUB

Delta zeta Mothers Club will
meat at Tuesday at the chapter
house. Mrs. G. H. Shadinger will
speak on "GypSies," and Misses Mil
dred Langdon and Marguericc
Blackketter will give piano selec-
lions.
Following the program, tea win
be served.
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ORPHANS HOME
CHIEFS TO MEET

Members Of the board of directors
of the Indianapolis Orphans Home,
and the new auxiliary, will be
guests Wednesday at a tea given
by Mrs Roy Elder Adams.
A talk on Child Psychology will
be given by Miss Edith Balm, aSso-
ciate secretary of the indianapolis
Council of Social Agencies.
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Mrs j. Paul Lahr is chairman OF
distribution of earned and fresh
food, which will be collected al
meetings of the Alpha Iota La
treian.
This new custom will be eStab-
lished at a guest day meeting Tues
day at the home of Mrs. Frank H
Cox, 1905 North Illinois street.
Donations will be made at each
meeting throughout the year. AS
Sisting the chairman will be:
Mesdames Walter L. Shirley, Richard
F. Mills. Frank V. Osborne, Earl Robin
son. Porter Seidensticker. Glen W Price,
7. P. Msreaugh Benjamin X. Gomez ana
Earl D. ClauSer
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NEWLY-FORMED
CLUB WILL MEET

The newly formed Alpha Kappa
Latreian club will meet Monday, at
the home of the president. Miss Lu-
ellie Baker, AIT East Thirty-seventh
street.
Additional members will be taken
into the club. Mrs. David Ross,
counsellor of the club, will attend
the meeting.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-05
Plan for Better
ControI-of-Colds
Proved by ests

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Nose & Throat Drops.-Advertise-
ment.
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COUNCIL TO DANCE

The annual state fraternity
council dance Saturday will climax
the meeting, to be held on the But
Ter university campus.
Edwin Manouge is chairman of
the dance and will be assisted by
Joe Macy, John Yeager, Robert
Walker, Douglas Elwood and Ed
ward Horner.
Norman Singleton is president of
the council. Ed Wilson and his
Royal Blue Serenaders will furnish
the music.
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Mrs. Cook to Entertain

Mrs. Pearl A. Cook will entertain
with a dinner bridge at her home,
4065 Boulevard place, tonight.
Guests will be Misses Marjorie and
Louise Ford, Cora Schoen, Lucy Os-
born, Sue Stuart and Fanny Miner,
and MeSdames Louise McIntire and
Ann De Ross.
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CHIMES TO HOLD
BOX SUPPER PARTY

An old-fashioned box supper will
be given by active, senior and
alumnae members of Chimes, junior
honorary group for women at But
Ter university, Monday, Dec. Is, at
the Kappa Kappa Gamma house,
821 West Hampton drive.
Boxes will be auctioned. Each
member will bring guest.
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sphere by having your troubles
discussed, write to Jane Jordan.
Please tell as mucn about yourself
as you want to. No letter is too
4ong 70 be welcome.
Dear Jane Jordan have been en-
ployeu as EtlFate SCI SOa-y 70 TIE head
large conceIn ~eVeraI years.
IAy ateetiUn 1Ur my eIn,JIL., mas grown
CONTINUOUSLY. anu ne Aeels LIE Same
mas no cnlIdren. anu is quite litCIe
Viuer man myself.
to ne maze between the wife and me.
we never nave gone out together. ana
MS aAectioA Tor me is as sincere as
il4ne 10 4Ur MIN. L Woulu like 10 nave
your advice as to the proper course
BESS.
Dear BeSs-The information you
give ME is entirely too slight fol-
me to form any SorG OF opinion.
Even with all the evidence at hand,
L find ii beyond my wisdom to oe-
cipher the rights ana wrongs OF
the triangle situation. When two
women love one man, it is a cruel
ching that one must go down to
defeat SO the other may dwell in
heaven.
A man married long enough to
have lapSed into pfoSaic relations
with his wife hndS it difficult not
to become deeply attached to a
younger woman II he is thrown into
contact with her with sufficient
regularity.
This does not always mean that
he would be at all happy in divorc-
ing his wife and starting life all
over again. Nevertheless, the new
love is very sweet and makes him
feel young once more. Usually, he
makes no move to do anything
about it, unless one or both of the
women force him to it.
With typical masculine horror or
self determination, he fails to see
that he is unfair to both women,
and he would rather be slain than
come to an emotional decision be-
twcl the two. He prefers to let
well enough alone, and rock along
as he is. protector to one woman,
lover to the other His idea, if he
has one, is just to let things work
themselves out without any serious
thinking on his part.
If home and a husband are
what you want in life, I'm afraid
he is a poor bet. The business of
uprooting a home that is not &C
lively antagonistic to his interests
takes too much courage and too
much energy for most Of these mar
ried lovers.
Dear Jane Jorfdan-I have been mar
I ried for fifteen years and have two boys.
! once / loved nv husband dearly but
/ somehow after he was untrue to9 me,
my heart Just froze UP, I never want
me I always see the other woman. al
though he tells me he hasn't seen her
! aiwsvs have been true to him. but
now there is another man could love,
but he has a wife and two children.
Sovs yos saF fs and s never vii do aDth my
wrong but nv heart gets so heavy
sometimes and long so for someone to
7 love ne that really means it.
I Just wonder 50 often il all men are
alike. Never can be true to one T paT
Dear Whenever I read let
/ ter like yours, I wonder again what
makes we women so unforgiving
] when our men sidestep with no
serious purpose whatever. Why do
we place such unbelievable stress
on this one point?
No matter how we carry on or
freeze up in our hearts, we never
will in this world convince men that
what to them is a simple biological
fact belonging to LIES more play
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HOSPITAL CENTER
BOARD TO CONFER

The executive board of the White
Cross Center viii meet at $50
Wednesday in the library of the
Methodist hospital. Mrs. Felix T.
McWhirter will preside.
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FORMER STUDENTS
OF IOWA TO MEET

Mrs. Herbert H. Young, 1O4O
North Delaware street, will take
reservations for the luncheon to be
given for former Iowa students, by
the University of Iowa association.
The luncheon will be given Tues
day, at the Spink-Arms.
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Daily Recipe
POTATO CAKES,
BAKED

This is an excellent way to
use leftover mashed potatoes:
2 cups mashed potato
2 tablespoons m inc e d
cooked meat
I tablespoon ~ inc G d
parsley
2 eggs
, thin slices bacon
Bread crumbs
Beat eggs until light and
all with meat and parsley to
potato.
Mix lightly and add enough
fine dried bread crumbs TO
make the mixture stiff enough
to shape into fiat cakes about
one inch thick.
Wrap a slice of bacon
around each cake and fasten
with wooden toothpicks. Bake
on an oiled pan in a moderate
oven until the bacon is crisp
and the potato cake brown on
top.
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Luncheon Is Set

The relief committee of Gold
Mound Council 445. D. of .. will give
covered dish luncheon at the
home of Mrs. Matte Froelick, 2645
Stanley avenue Thursday. Cards
viii be played.
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MIS-. LnSlen H0afeaS

Mrs. Z. P. EnSley, 1926 North La
Sale street, was hostess today for
a luncheon-bridge. given by the
Delta Gamma Mothers Club of But
Ter university.
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TO
BE HELD AT CLUB

The last dinner bridge of the
Avalon Country Club season will be
arranged for Saturday night by
Messrs. and Mesdames Homer Rog-
ers, Audley Crum, Clark Young and
Robert Darnaby.
Dinner will be served at $50 and
bridge will start at 8.
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IF you want to clear the atmo-
Il sphere by having your troubles
discussed, write to Jane Jordan.
Please tell as mucn about yourself
as you want to. No letter is too
4ong 70 be welcome.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-10-28
Vel'ka slavnost' na nedel'u
Y Struthers@
Celia slovenska Mahonng dona bude radova
canm ich vkej oave 25 vocia zaloxsha osady Nava
tejsej Trojice

! Uz V t1to nedel'u Slovaci ma
| Struthers oblec1 sa do sviatoc-
neho rncha radostnej nalady,
re i'm Bob doprial dozit sa strie-
borneho jubilea svojej osady,
strediska fch nabozenskeho i ma
rodneho zivota. Vybor ma Gele s
duchovnym osady, Rev. Jozefom
Krispinskym usilovne pripravo-
val tilto slavnost' aby sa vyda-
rila ably bola pamatna vsetkym
jej iieastnfkom.
Slavnost' zapocne sa v chrame
Bozom, kde II. hodine predpo.
ludnim 5ude sldzit' slavnostnn
pontifikalnu sv. omsu osvp. po-
mocny biskup clevelandsky, Ja-
mes A.. McFadden. Jemu asisto-
vat budd: Msgr. Nicholas Fran
che co arciknaz, Rev. Stefan Ko.
els co jahen, Rev. Stefan Begalla
co podjahen biskupsky tajom-
mix Rev. DR.. Vincent Balmot 2
Clevelandu co ceremonar. Angli-
ckd kazen povie osvp. biskup Nc.
Fadden slovenskd Rev. Jozef-
Zalibera 3 Detroitu: Pri sv. oinsi
bude spievat' osadny spevokol a
ma organe bude hrat' organistka
81. Helena Bakalar.
Vecer bude slavnostny banket
v osadnej sieni. Toastmajstrom
bude Rev. Stefan Kocis slay-
nostnd rec povie Rev. Frantisek
Dubosh Lakewood O. Reel po.
Yedia -i4may or Strhthefsu, Hon.
T. A. Roberts, pani Julia Danko
p. Jan G. 'Koeis. Pan Michal
lDugas, jeden najstarsich osad-
nikov povie historiu osady.
Ma slavnosti pritomni budl
mnohi prominentni hostia, medzi
inymi pi. Maria Slifka, hi. det.
IKSZJ.; pi. Maria Grega, hi, po-
kladnfcka IKSzJ.; pi. Matusea-
kova, hi. starostka P. @. IKSZJ.
pi. Lorencova, hi. podpredsedky.
na IKSzJ.; pi. Maria Kollar, pa
nj Puhallova a pani Maria Kubi-
ma, tiez hi. 1radni6ky IKSZJ. p.
Jozef Vascak, hi. podpredseda a
p. Jan Sabol, hi. dctovnik IKSJ.
V kostole bud1 zvlaste usade-
ne: velebne sestry, dcery to O.
sadnfkov; zakladatelia osady;
elenovia a clenkyne jubilejn6ho
vyboru; rodiny kuratorov; rodi-
ny knazov.
Vo svatyni bud1: Rev. Juraj
L'uba, 0. s. B., Rev. Stefan Ko-
els, Rev. Jozef Kostik, Rev. Ju-
raj Novak, Rev. Stefan Begalla.
Rev. Jozef Zalibera a ini.
Osada Najsv. Trojice zalozena
bola %. septembra 1907 co dru.
ha slovenska katolicka osada ma
Mahoning doline. Jej prvym du-
chovnym Dol blahej pamati Rev.
Melchior Furst. Zakladatel'mi
boil: Jozef Almasi, Karol Smrek.
Michal Dugas, Jozef Mikler, Jar
Dulovic, Jozef Kacvinsky, Jan
Jakubek, Stefan Ondra, Jozef
Hssa, Jan Rob, Andrea Jas, Lud-
vik Begala, Stefan Sefcik, Andrej
Baran, Jozef Kravec Stefan
. - Il s j tF Z
Rabovsky. Prvymi kuratorlni boz
Ii: Jozef Almasi, Karol Shrek,
Michal Dugas a Jan Dulovic.
TPo Rev. Furstovi nasledovni
duchoyni starali sa o dusevne
blaho osadnikov: Rev. Emil
( Ii
Sloupsky (nateraz Y kraji), odI
maja 1908 1914, "a ktoreho po.
stavena bola murovana @osadna
skola; Rev. Jozef Zalibera Cd
1914 1920; Rev. Jan J, Frena
Cd 1920 1923; Rev. Stefan Be
gala Cd 1923 1891 Rev. Jozef
KriSpinsky
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-10-28

" osobe Rev stefana Koc;sa,
ktory chralne Najsv. Trojice
slavil syoje prvotiny a boil kap-
lanom tejtoz osade. Tiez dala
ci3Svi patnast' sestier nciteliek
a slce:
Sestry radussv. Vincenta, Per-
.rysville, Paats sestra M. Euphe-
mia, Anna Cxengros; sestra Phi
lippa, KatarihA Cvengros; sestra
Rupert, Marin Writes; sestra We
nantia, Maria Macala; sestra Gel
so, Anna JAS; sestra Celestina,
Katarina JAS ;Ssestra Thecla, Ka-
tarfna Grancai; sestra Cypriana,
Maria NovakS sestra Richarda,
MareIfa Sed1aaE6 sestra Hilariia..
Anna Horvath; sestra Ida, vero-
n1ka VenckO.
Sestry radu Holy Humility of
Mary: Sestra NJ. Juliana, Maria
Almasi; sestra Lucia, Anna Al
masi; sestra Theresa, Anna Paj-
dix. =
Ia tych' 25 rokov V osade bolo
566 sobasov, 4S0 pohrabov a 2,070
krstov. Osada pocituje teraz 305
rodin. '-
Ma slavnost' pozvani boil vse-
tel zijuci duchovnf, ktorf Ma o.
SADIE ucinkovali.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-10-28
NARODNOSTI ZASTUPENE
v REPUBL. WHORE

V posledne tri tyzdne odbyva-
ly sa v republikanskom stane
schodze zastupcov narodnostnych
skupin Mahoning okresu vFsle-
dok je, ze sa utvorila organizacia
tychto skupin pri republican,
skom okresnom whore. Kazda
narodnost' ma po jednom zastnp-
covi, mimo Slovakov a Talianov,
ktori majn po dvoch zastupcoch.
ked 'ze Slovaci a Taliani sti po-
eetne najsilnejsi. ia slovenskvcb
zastupcov zvoleni boil adv. Jan
A. Willo a A. M. Palkovic. Pred
seldom tejto organizacie je sudca
Lyons (neutralny) a pokladnf-
kom Jan s. Valko Lansingvillu
Podpredsedom je dobre many
mas pravotar p. Jozef Friedman
Sudca Barnum, ktory je pred
seldom republikanskej organiza-
Gle v okrese sl'nbil, ze budeme u
znani, len aby SINE boil organi-
zovanf a posl1chali vodcov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-10-28
Valna schodza
SLOW. denlokratov
Bude v Solxolovni ma Homewood
Ave. 80. oktobra vecer.

Valna sch6dza slovenskych de.
mokratov ma Lansingville odby-
vat sa bude v nedel u, 80. olsto-
bra s. hodine vecer v Sokoloyni
ma Homewood Ave. Ma tel scho.
dzi bndd povedane reel 0 rozli6-
nych otazlach, ktore sa hlboko
dotykajd Slovakov. Vsetci Slo-
vaci mech pridu a vypocujn reel
o terajsfch vol bach a pomeroch
v Spojenych Statoch. Ma schodzi
budI vsetci demokraticki kandi-
dati, j Jan j. Borak D. F. Dun
lavy. Hlavnym slovenskym recni-
k0m bude Jozef L. Maruskin.
Prfd'te vsetci!
Schodzi bude predsedat Jan
Javorsky. Vo WHORE s1 Jozef
Hudak, Pavel Olenik, Peter Ha-
vuschak, Juraj Palascak NIL, Pa.
vel Danko, Pavel Antal NIL.