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Evening star., 1932-04-28
GOOD TASTE TODAY
BY EMILY POST,
Famous Authority on Etiquette.

perhaps on the rug or carpet you want.
or a smaller carpet that will later 20
in dining room or bed room. Spend
money only on things for permanence,
though their permanent places may be
elsewhere than their first position.
You can find plenty of acceptable
lamps that later on can be supple
mented with a few better ones. Light
ing fixtures, except primitive Colonial
ones. are apt TO be expensive. But the
very cheapest that come, painted to
match the walls, will do inconspicu-
ously well until you can afford those
that really embellish.
For your bed room get best box
springs and mattress and pillows and
whatever else you can afford that you
know is what you like, Otherwise take
your time and buy only as you find a
treasure and can pay for it. 1 don't
mind baroness or obvious nakeshift,
but real waste is expenditure on objects
that are all wrong.
tcopyriEht. 1922
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stalks. She felt so grown up. Her lit
tie finger curled and extended out in a
most affected manner And the butter
sauce ran down her arm and dripped
onto the rufie Of her new dress. When
that happened she remembered the dis
cussion the club members had had a
few weeks before. They were discuss
ing fork foods and finger foods. Nancy
had said most emphetically that long
stalks of asparagus were fork and not
finger foods.
The limp stalks bend and slump in a
most annoying fashion
Down went the hand. Quick as a
flash Doris wiped her fingers on her
Evening star., 1932-04-28
Gay Background for Parties
BY LYDIA LIE BARON WALKER.

is incongruous. yet in past years, not
ably during the Great War, poverty
parties had a certain waverlng vogue.
Today the idea of accenting pad times
in depression parties is one OF equaI IN
consruity. why make ones guests cast
even a passing thought to troubles, at
a time when the hostess wishes them 70
be gay?
To make merry at tfS expense OF mis-
cry is the underlying principe race
the facts of poverty and depression,
and, in spite of them, be happy. IWst
the sentiment and act bravely gay. pee
what good can be squeezed from MS
fortunes. This latter is an aomlrapie
idea, but Is it not something to grapple
with as one fights a foe? In trutn
one must admit poverty and depression
are not the stuff of which pleasant
dreams or happy parties are Inaoe. -.
Instead of pressing tie thought OF
gloom on a party. instead of dressing in
old clothes patched and stained with
work, instead of considering lack ana
bad times, all of which are negative
is it not better to think constructlvely,
to plan good things for ones guests?
If a hostess wishes to entertain at
small cost, give thrift party or rose
colored entertainment. The same con-
servation Of funds can be carried out
by the hostess, but not at the expense
Of making her guests think for an IN
slant of lack. The whole idea OF these
constructive parties is to make merry,
though expenditure may be slgnI. 40
be thrifty is admirable. To see things
through rosy glasses is an achieve.
ment, said to be the prerogatiVe OF
youth. but older folk often nave
achieved genuine success in finding and
consistently looking through rosy
glasses. ia.
Should any readers like to give
either a thrift party or rose-co!cre1
entertainment, write to me and ask fof
either one to be given in this depart
ment. I shall be glad to plan ooth 1or
readers of this paper.
Copyright 1922
Evening star., 1932-04-28
Quick Liver Dish.

Prepare beforehand half pound Of
calf's liver, cut into neat thin slices
and rolled in -four. pepper, and salt
one peeled and chopped shallot, and a
little chopped parsley At the moment
melt half an ounce Of butter in a deep
pan and fry the shallot in it. Put in
the sliced liver and turn the pieces
carefully with a fork, taking pains to
keep them from burning, until they
are neatly fried on both sides. Now
add three tablespoonfuls of gravy or
stock and the same amount of tomato
sauce, with salt and red pepper to taste.
Simmer for five minutes. Sprinkle
with choppad parsley and serve from
the pan with fried potato ribbons
or chips
Evening star., 1932-04-28

napkin. She took up her fork and
broke of a piece of tender tip. She
looked around half furtively. hoping
that no one had seen her social error.
Perhaps one reason that Doris erred
was this: She was not used to whole
stalks at home. Her mother always
cut the asparagus into Pinch lengths
before cooking. The woody part of the
stalks was discarded. The tips were
kept out and added to the remainder
of the stalks when they were half
cooked. Since the tips are so tender
they need just about half as much
cooking as the older and sturdier parts
Had her mother planned to serve
whole stalks, she would have bundled
them and put them upright in a double
boiler or some other tall container. The
lower parts are cooked In the boiling.
salted water, while the steam cooks the
tips,
Evening star., 1932-04-28

things you know
are what you really
want, then spend
so little on make
Shifts that the cost
will not prevent
their being dis
carded when they
have served their
purpose.
BY makeshift !
mean q dining
room table made
out of b oar d S
n allie d acros S
homemade horses,
painted with any
paint you have and
covered with a
cloth, whether in
11Sa or mt and
Evening star., 1932-04-28

mind or feeling Should this fail to
be good, the entertainment is not sue
cess. 1t is success or failure, just
in proportion to the balance of such
humor. Often there, as in this country,
special entertainers are secured to keep
the humor good Sometimes they are
paid, sometimes they are personal
friends of the hostess, who can be re-
lied upon to suggest some new idea, or
be able to turn the trend of thought
away from the less happy atmosphere
descending upon the group.
With these considerations in mind,
the idea of stressing unpleasant
thoughts at parties Immediately is rec
ognized as unwise The entertainment
begins with bad handicap. II has to
be forced ahead of it by sheer effort on
the part of the hostess. M g
Fer in5tanca, the notion Of poverty
and depression as associated with gayety
Evening star., 1932-04-28

WIN N@NAAAAAo VIZ
Democratic i1omi-
nation.
Washington lies
between the States
Of Virginia and
Maryland. Its al
legiance Is divided,
therefore, between
the Old Free State
and the Old Do
minion. Both con-
tributed to the es-
tablishment of the
District of Colum-
bia.
Maryland is Of
fering Gov. Ritchie
to the Nation. Vir-
ginia offers her
former Governor,
Harry Flood Byrd
Evening star., 1932-04-28
Vegetable Shortcakes.

These are less well known than those
in which fruit plays part, but they
are delicious as well as economical
AS substitutes for meat at luncheon
or on hot evenings, they are very good
and for piecing out a small supply OF
vegetables, or for using up the left-overS
from a previous meal they cannot be
eoualed
Evening star., 1932-04-28
NANCY PACE
Asparagus Is a Fork
Food.
BY FLORENCE la GANKE.

One of the girls who belonged to
Nancys Good Taste Club was eating
in downtown tea room. She felt quite
grown up. She had ordered fresh as
paragus on toast The waitress brought
in the long, tender stalks repoSing on
the toast and well dressed with
melted butter sauce.
Quite gayly Doris lifted one Of the
Evening star., 1932-04-28
For Salads.

Tie bunch of mixed herbs, composed
OF thyme. mint, sage. laurel, and
parsley, in a bit of muslin with two
cloves, and simmer them gently in one
pint Of vinegar for an hour. Keep the
cover on the pan. At the end Of an
hour strain the vinegar and bottle u
for use. 1t is good for salads OF anf
kind
Evening star., 1932-04-28
Millions end ugly skin faults
,vith this famous "miracIe cream''

rough, make this test. ApplyNoxzema on Onshand
tonight; compare the two hands in the morning.
Feel and notice how much smoother and whittier
is the hand on which you used Noxzema.
Special This Week
Be sure to get your generous test-size jar Of
Noxzema. Practically every drug and depart
ment store in your city is featuring this special
1oc size, containing ample Noxzema to bring
definite improvement in your face and hands.
Clip this coupon as a reminder TO ger an mex
pensive start toward lovely complexion.
Evening star., 1932-04-28

chairs that can later go in the kitchen,
and sideboard Of modernistic utility
type, made Of actual boxes. painted
Spend your money on perfect sofa, a
Jew perfect chairs for the living room;
Evening star., 1932-04-28
A WASHINGTON DAYBOOK
By HERBERT PLUMMER.

THE Capital City Of the United
States, voteless, and for that rea-
son without any say whatever about
who viii be the next President, never
theless finds itself with two "favorite
Evening star., 1932-04-28
Buy-as-Can Furnishings,

buy-as-Can furnishings,
| ODAY'S letter asks: Shall we
leave our new house half fur
nished or shall we try to be
L satisfied with the grade Of fur
niShing We can afford and
complete it?"
Answer-My advice, founded on long
experience in buying, is this: If you
cannot afford-or cannot find-the
Evening star., 1932-04-28

The italian government will restrict
imports from countries controlling for
eign exchange
Evening star., 1932-04-28
100000

100000
Jars of NOxzema
used yearly
Doctors first prescribed
Noxzema for burns, eczema
and other skin troubles.
Nurses found that it made
an ideal powder base and was
wonderful for the hands.
Beauty Parlors-scores of
them today use Noxzema for
facials and as an astringent.
NosV 5000, 600 sOomss
depend on Noxzema as Q
corrective toilet cream.
Evening star., 1932-04-28

should be gay In
- Europe there is an expression
used which means the same
Il thing. The humor of the party
is good is said when merri-
ment prevails. The word humor is used
IN the dictionary sense of "charac-
teristic mood, the disposition of the
Evening star., 1932-04-28

read in the the other about
woman concert pianist who has incorporated herself under th
laws of Ohio TO get funds further her
curious to this would work she to fall II
Evening star., 1932-04-28
For beautiful hands, too

Noxzema is skin cream. just as helpful for the
hands as fd che face. Ifyom hands are red and
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-07-15
vYsTAVA v UsrAvE sLEP-
GOV Y LEVOCI.

Skvelou vystavou znacneho Pc
dagogickeho vyznamu je vystava
lstave slepcov Levoei, ktora
bola otvorena IL. jlna. Vystave-
ne sn nielen rucne prace ziakov
slepeckej skoly chovancov diel-
ne, ale al bohate ucebne pomoc-
ky, ktore boly sostavene obeta-
yymi elenmi ucitelskeho sboru.
Posobivost' vystavy je stupnova-
ma al tym, ze je tn nome vidiet
ziakov pri zamestnanl: ako pisu
r6znymi sp6sobmi, ako citaju, "a
ko 81 hraj1, d. akej miery 81
tiez osvojili umenie hudobne. Me-
dzi ruenymi pracami vynikaju
vyrobky kosikarske. S hl'adiska
pedagogickeho sd pozoruhodne
nairozmanitejsie yeci, urobene z
jednoduchych skatil na zapap-
ky. Vystava test sa vel'kej pozor.
nosti obecenstva a sk6l. Pricha-
dzajii nielen skoly intestine a maj
blizsieho okolia, ale .bola tn tiez
skolska vyprava Vydernlku a
niekol'ko sto skolskych dietok
20 Spis. Novel Vsi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-07-15
sLOvENsKt LEGIoNARI sd
IA MATICU SLoVENSKU.
Jan Zigmundik
" t.-sv.-m. N. N,

Sirsi vykonny vybor Sdruzenia
sloyenskych legionarov v Brati-
slave ma svojom zasadnuti, vydr.
ziavanom dina 10. jfna t. r., o.
stro odsidil divy pohon, Mamie
reny proti Mattel slovenskej, tel.
to svrchovanej narodnej ustano-
yizni, a usniesol sa vyzvat' vset-
ky intestine jednoty, ako i jedno-
tlvych clenov Sdruz. SLOW. Legio-
marrow, aby h1fne pristupovali "a
tlenov slovenskych kultlrnyeh
spolkov, najma Matice sloven-
skej, a tym dokumentovali, re
legionari chcu lit v narode a re-
81 slovenskej.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-07-15
AKO 81 POMOHLI v KROMPA-
CHOCH.

" Bat 'ovom easopise "Zlino
opisuje docasny spravca elek-
trarne Krompachoch Jozef Hla-
yacek v s1t'azi podnikavosti, ako
81 tam postavili obecnn elektra-
rem a ako ziskavaj1 move priemy-
seine podniky. Ked' prestaly
krompasske zeleziarne pred rok-
mi pracovat', zostalo $500 robot
nikov bez prace. Hlavacek, kto-
ry boil elektrarenskym majstrom
v malej elektrarni zeleziarne, po-
zoroval, ako vel'ke mnozstvo yo-
dy v Hornade ME je vyuzitko-
vane. Cital Acknowledged tur-
binach v Brne prisiel nayr-
hom ma zriadenie vel 'kej hydro
centrally. v obecnom zastupltel :
stve nasiel pochopenie uz vyse
roka maj1 v cinnosti HYDROGEN
train S vykonnost'ou 1,SOO, ,OOO
XVIII rocne. Velkym spotrebova.
tel'om ,predaya obec, ktorej elek.
traren patri, prhd vel'mi lacno q
| ziskala uz tri move priemyselnt
podniky: kamenopriemysel
brlsenie ,trayertinoyych. . MIRA,
moroyych dosiek dielnua ma
opravu yagonoy drevopriemy
sci. Obec ma ysak este k dispo
zfcii million XVIII rocne a predals
by lacno. alebo prenajala novyn
priemyselnym podnikom al who'd
| ne obscns pozemky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-07-15
KoL'Ko L'UDi Cv1Cf U MAS.

V 3S. telocvicnych a sporto-
vych svazkoch nasej republiky
.je organizovane 1,74S,00O clenov.
Najsilnejsim svazom ma poll te-
lovychovy je c.-sl. obec sokolska,
ktora ma 629, ,136 clenov. Nemec-
XIV Turnverein ma 5000, c.-si.
robotnicke jednoty 109,O85 a O.
rolske jednoty 103,41l clenov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-07-15
HL'ADAME RoDAKov.

Sloyenske oddelenie Cudzoja-
zycnej Informacnej Kancelarle
ziada citatel 'ov tohoto casoplsu,
aby laskave podali co by jake
kol'vek informacie nizsie uve-
denych rodakoch. SvoJe listy adj
resuite ma: Slovak Bureau, Fo-
reign Language Information Ser
vice, 222 Fourth Avenue, New
York City.
Adamasin Andrej = ktoreho
ostatna adresa bola: 325 Il. "a.
ST., New York City.
Babincak Andrej = +. kat,
mar. r. 1876, jeho adresa r. 1927
bola: Box 213, Wallace, w. Va,
Cincara Michal - mar. dina III.
novembra 1900 v Spoj. Statoch,
ma Slovensku I'll dlhy cas- a ma
tam zenu al diet'a. Do Spojenych
Statov sa vratil r. 1921.
Cveljo Ivan, ktory sa zdrzo-
val yo Fremont, w. Va.
Dropco Magdalena, rod. kutt-
nerova, asi 50-rocna, +. kat, do
Ameriky sa prist 'ahovala r. 1911,
lei ostatna adresa bola: 1873
Doyle Ave-, Detroit, Mich.
Egyud Jan, mar. 1892 Y Me-
hoch, r. kat, do Ameriky sa prl-
st'ahoval r. 1913.
Gavala Michal, mar. pred 81
rokmi vo Vysnych Ladiekovciach
v Zemplinskej, pred 81 rokmi Dol
v McKeesport, Pa. a neskorsie sa
zdrziaval v Montane.
Gerevics Ivan, ktoreho ostatna
adresa bola: 2309 10th Ave,
Port Huron, Mich.
Gustafik Stefan, mar. 1880 '
Pezinku v Bratislavskej, zdrzia.
val sa v 524 Brook Ave. a SIS =.
123rd ST., New York, N. Y. Ha-
dajd no Y zalezitosti pozostalo.
sti.
Hadymas Michal, ktory sd prl
st 'ahoval r. 1912 a ktoreho ostat-
ma adresa bola: Michal Hagmas
Everson, Fayette Co, Pa.
Hayel Ignac, ktory syojho ca
-su sl1zil americkom yojsku
zamori ktoreho ostatna adre
sa fbola R.sF.sD. /, Windsor, q
HIuben Mattel, 70 sokola Y zu
pc Sarisskej, ktory sa +. 1893 I'd
ziaval V Pueblo, Colorado.
Hotovcfn Michal, mar. r. 1891
v Tusiciach, r. kat, ostatna ad
resa: 1929 st. Clair Ave-, Cleye
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-07-15
1900 DOsTOJNiK0V v C.-sL.
ARMADE.

V cesko-slovenskej arnade sln-
ri 5000 dostojnikov, toho 119
generalov, 800 plukoynikov, S85
podplukoynfkov, lab majorov,
2,46O stab. kapitanov, 1850 kapi-
tanoy, 1900 nadporucfkoy, ostatni
porucici. Ruskych legionarov je
medzi dostojn1kmi 1719, Italian
skych 436, franctizskych 293, by.
palych rakiiskych aktivnych 1925.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-07-15
oHEN v TREBISovE.

: : = = n :
Minute dni vypukol stodole
Andreja Kascaka V Trebisoye po-
ziar, ktory sa "a silneho vetru
r,yychle rozsiril este na q 'alsich
sest ! stodol, ktore 1plne zhorely.
Ma miesto poziaru sa dostayily
al yidiecke hasicske sbory, kto-
rym spolu s miestnym sborom sa
podarilo poziar lokalizovat'. Pri
haseni boil dvaja muzovia popa-
leni. Skoda ohnom sp6sobena je
vel'ka a ME je temer kryta poi
stenim. Prlcina poziaru sa vyse-
TRUE. i
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-07-15

I. "Kdyby Sc tax neco stalo',
pohltia vas vasi, plekani Nemci,
my padli by SINE do narucia slo-
vanskeho. 0
Ze by este raz do mad'askeho,
mozu 81 namysl at len hllpi re-
negati, ktorf roztrusuj1 nehaneb-
ne po svete loz, ze nam bolo u
horsku dobre. Toto by mohli roz-
trusovat' tisfc rokami po nasom
ilplnom vyhubeni, ME ked SINE
este zivymi svedkami tych ma
sich byvalych dobrot, fch zloci-
nov!
Jan Zigmundik
" t.-sv.-m. N. NJ
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-07-15

land, OllO.
! Hudak Jan, : KladEan, prist'a-
hoval sa +. 1907 q zdrziaval sa
svojho casu v state Illinois.
Chal Mike, mar. Is. jan. 1903 v
Kaskovciach, do Ameriky sa pri-
st'ahoal ' decembri 1923, posled.
nj zpravu % sebe podal r. 1927
2 Mahanoy City, Pa.
Jambrich Martin, ktory sa pri-
st 'ahoval r. 1900 a ktoreho po-
sledna adresa bola: Box 183,, San
duski, Mich.
Junas Stefan, ktory sa mar. r.
1880 a prist 'ahoval sa r. 1914, je-
ho posledna adresa bola: P. O.
Box 21S, Sharon, Pa.
Kabaczi Michal, mar. r. 1890
v Podmonastyre ma Podkarpat-
skej Rusi, do Spoj. Statov sa
prist' 'ahoval r. 1913, jeho adresa
+. 1920 znela: P. 0. Box 116,
Homewood, Racine, Pa.
Kaminitzki Jan, ktory sa vraj
zdrziava v Passaic, N. j.
Komiaty MikulaS ktoreho o.
statna znama adresa bola: IA
Cottage Place, Railway, N. J.
Kostelnfk Michal, mar. r. 1883
vo Spis. TomaSoyciach, r. katel.,
jeho adresa r. 1927 bola: Mike
Kostelnik, Box SO, Costonia, 0.
Lepa Mike, ktory sa prist "a
hoval do Spoj. Statov r. 1913 a
ktoreho ostatna adresa bola: B.
224, Wilkinson, w. Va.
Lorinz L'udovft, mar. II. okt,
1887 v Kamocej, do Ameriky sa
prist' 'ahoval r. 1914, posledna zna
ma adresa bola: r. f. d., Box
42, Tonawanda, N. Y.
Modrovic Juraj, ktoreho ostat-
ma adresa bola: Mine No. 81, No.
799, Vindber, Pa. Povedajd, ze
r. 1922 boil usmrteny pri nest "a
sti. CT vie niekto nieco podrob-
nejsiehog
Mulatov Jan, 4O-rocny, r. kat,
posledna adresa 3518 Lancaster
Ave-, Philadelphia, Pa.
Pauta Ivan, mar. r. 1885 v
Chmelniku ma Podk. Rusi, do
Spoj. Statov sa prist 'ahoval r.
1911, posledna adresa bola: p. O..
Box %, Louisville, w. Va.
Ploskyn Vasil, mar. r. 1887 v
Riapidach, ma Podk. Rusi, do A.
meriky sa prist'ahoval r. 1916,
jeho ostatna znama adresa bola
60 Savings Trust Co., Monessen,
Westmoreland Co., Pa.
Pupena Fedor, mar. +. 1877 v
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-07-15
IL. JtJL.A 1892

Podobovciach ma Podk. Rnsi, Pri
st'ahoval So +. 1912.
Resko Anton, ktoreho ostatna
adresa bola: $40 s. First Ave,
Coatesville, Pa.
Romance Antol, mar. r. 1888 ma
Podkarpatskej Rusi, do Spoj.
Statov sa prist'ahoval r. 1912, O.
statna jeho adresa bola Box 242,
Van Voorhis, Washington Co.,
Pa.
Slemensky Jakub, mar. r. 1886
alebo 1883 v Dubnici mad Vahom
okres nava, do Ameriky sa pri-
st'ahoval r. 1911, sldzil vraj a.
merickej armade.
Starry Pavel, ktory sa do Ame-
riky prist 'ahoval r. 1908 a ktory
byyal u Pavla Fekete, 213 Pali-
sades Ave-, Garfield, N. j.
Steblak Nitro, ktoreho ostatna
adresa bola: P. O. Box Wehrun,
Indiana Co., Pa.
Satin Mikulaj, mar. r. 1882 v
joyce, okres Michalovce, gr. k,
zdrziaval sa v Canonsburgu,
Washington County, Pa.
Siska Jan, ktory este nedavno
byval u Jozefa Minarika, Bethle-
hem, Pa.
Stefka Jozef a Simon, ktori sa
obaja narodili obci Cachtice v
Nitrianskej. Usadili sa vraj V
State Ohio. HI 'adame ich vo VEL
mi s1rnej rodinnej zalezitosti.
Ulasin Peter, mar. r. 1874 v Lu-
kovom na Podk. Rusi, jeho O.
statna adresa bola: Box la,
Clarion, Pa.
Verbic Vasil, mar. r. 1878 Lu-
kove ma Podk, Rusi, posledna adj
resa: Box 273, Lowber, Pa.
Vladar Imrich, evanjelik, u
dajne slobodny, robotnik, prisiel
do Ameriky asi pred 30 rokmi,
jeho posledna adresa: Box 26,
Finleyville, Washington Co., Pa.
Yuhas Jan, mar. 10. marca 1901
vo Vojciciach, polit. okres Trebi-
bos. Zdrziava sa v Elizabeth, Pa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-07-15
MOVE MEsTsKE sPoRTEL
NE.

y - / : Il /.
Ma Sloyensku ide sa sriadit' 5
novych mestskych sporitel'nl.
Move Mesto mad Vahom a Zvo-
len povolenie uz maj1 Presov,
Hlohovec a Move Zamky zaziada-
ly on. Dosial' posobilo ma Slo-
vensku 8 mestskych sporitel'ni
samostatnych a 8 filialok, ktore
spravujd uz ma pol miliardy slo-
venskeho narodneho majetku.
I'endencia smeruje ia, aby sa
siet sporitel'nf ma Sloyensku roz
sfrila aspon ma okresne mesta.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-07-15
sTATIs!sTIKA sKoL.

Podl'a poslednej statistiky bo-
10 v poslednom skolskom roku V
.CSR 349 strednych sk6l, z toho
80 gymnazii, 1877 realnych gym
nazii, 3 vyssie rsalne gymnazia
81 reformnych gymnazii, SO re
dlok a 60 ucitel 'skych 1stavov
PA strednych sk6l bolo S vyu.
eovacfm jazykap slovenskym 3
ceskym, so $ feneckym, 8 $ kar
patorusk ym, 8 i mad'arskym ]
is pol 'skym.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-07-15
O$ETROVATELKA ODsUDE.
ma PRE- vRAzDU.

Porotny sud ods1dil k dozi-
yotnemu zalaru 42-rocn1 nemoc-
nicn1 bsetrovatel'ku Mariu Stan
kovieoyti Z zSKomhrna, ktora v}hf
trianskej nemocnici zavrazdiia
72-rocneho Jana Domonkosa Z
Vel'keho Mederu, ably sa zmoc-
Mia jeho 5000 Kes. Ods1dena
pri vynesenf rozsudkn nejayils
vobec xiadne vzrusenie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-07-15
81 TEXTILIEK ROBi PRE-
BATU.

Bat 'oye fabriky ma obuv spA
trebuj1 skoro tol 'ko textilii ako
koze. Robi sa Pahka - takzvana
1'udoya = obuv platna, ale maj
Wac textilii sa s2otrebuje ma o.
buv pre- obyvatel 'styo subtropi-
ckych tropickych krajov. Takto
ie Bat "a stalym odberatel 'om 81
textilnych fabrik v republike.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-07-15
sTRASNY SP0sOB sAMO.
VRAzDY.

Mattel pivovaru j. V. z Czech
skoncil tragickou a PR tom ku-
ri6znou samovrazdou. Skocil do
kotla, kde varilo sa pivo, a kym
prisla pomoc, boil pravom sloya
smysle uvareny, takze maso uz
odpaddyalo jeho tela. Prlclna
samovrazdy je klesnutie vyroby
v ieho pivovare.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-07-15
VEREJNE STAVBY. MA SLO-
VENSKU.

V Kremnici bude vystaveny
Internal pre- hluchonemych Ia,
kladom asi 5 milionov Kcs. V Bra
tislave robia sa prfprayy k stavbe
krajinskeho nradu. v Kosiciach
pristavuje sa pavilion k statnej
nemocnici a { Novych Zamkoch
dojde k stavbe siidnej budovy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-07-15
vYRABAL TIsfCovKY.

V obci Vratislaviciach pri Lii
berci objavili cetnici dielnu ma
vyrobu falosnych tisicoviek. Diel-
nu 81 zariadil majiteP tlaciarne
Rudolf Dartl, ktory sa primal, ze
natlacil tisfcoviek v celkovej hod-
note million Kcs, ktorych uz 80
kusov pustiI do obehu. "
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-07-15
VYZVEDACSTVO MA PODK.
RUSI.

Z Uzhorodu oZnamuJu, re mu-
kacevska policia prisla ma stopu
vyzvedacskej cinnosti ma cesko.
sloyensko-mad 'arskom pohranici
Predbezne zatkli tri osoby, do a.
ferry su vsak zapleteni viacerf,
tax re sa vo vysetrovani pokra-
Guje. .,5 sys3 E,.ss ss.5s. ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-07-15
KoL'Ko ADvoKATov JE
Y REPUBI.IKE.

v nasej republike je APPS ad-
vokatov, toho Y cechach 2,239,
ma Morave q ' Sliezsku 754, ma
Slovensku a Podkarpatskei Rusi
1895. Kandidatov advokacie je
spolu 1889
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-07-15
v sAHACH ga NEsMG L'UDIA
KUPAT Y IPLI.

Okresny trad V Sahach vydal
nariadenie, ktorym zakazuje sa
k1par' v Ipli. Zakaz je odoyod-
neny tym, ze rieke Ipel vysky-
Ito sa vel'ke mnozstvo ondatier
(druh potkanov)..