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Evening star., 1933-08-29
CHARLES BOWMAN
DIES IN BALTIMORE
Head Of Large Dairy Con-
Germ Succumbs After
Operation.

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, August 29-Charles
r Bowman, who built a five-pints-a-
day milk business here into the Fair
field-Western Maryland Dairy Co., died
late yesterday at the Maryland General
Hospital. He had been Ill a week be-
fore he entered the hospital last Fri
day for an opration. Peritonitis fol-
lowed
The 42-year- president OF the
company, which controls between 10
and 80 per cent of Baltimores milk
supply and is the largest concern of
its kind south of Philadelphia. resigned
in 1912 from the Baltimore Health De-
partment to enter the milk business.
Eight years previously he had pre-
vailed on his father to buy a farm at
Woodlawn, which became the seat Of
his first dairy operations. He MIXED
two family cows and with two farm
Evening star., 1933-08-29
a woman Of outstanding ability with
q DOstmaSterShin

a woman Of outstanding ability with
q postmastership.
Mrs. Anna Stevenson, with wide
business experience in q lumber firm,
leader in State politics ever since
women got the vote, longtime treas
urer Of the Democratic County Execu-
tive Committee. was the postmaster
picked. A whole bevy of male COM
petitors are said to have admitted she
was best qualified for the job.
At Bluefield, W. Va. another first
class post office. Mrs. Stella M. Bivens
was appointed, in recognition Of the
political work done by her husband
who was slated for the position, but
died.
The other first-class post offices to
which women have been appointed
since March 4 include Culver City,
Calf; Redondo Beach, Calf: Saint
Charles. H.; Anderson. Ind; Ashland,
KY; Saint Joseph. Mich; Sault Seinte
Marie. Mich: Jefferson City, Mo-; Ros-
we'll, N. Mex, and Lancaster, Ohio.
Evening star., 1933-08-29
WHEAT PRODUCTION
RETREAT PRESSED
Federal Farm Administrators
Push Campaign With
New Vigor.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The campaign to force gigantic re-
treat in American wheat production
was pressed with new vigor today by
Federal farm administrators, whose ad-
justment program demanded is per
cent cut in paintings.
Secretary Wallace announced this re-
duction in seedlings of acreage for har-
vest in 1884 will be required of farmers
who want to qualify for cash benefits
from fund of S120,0 100000 being raised
by a 30-cent-per- -bushel processing tax
on the grain.
Wheat Cut Is Estimated.
His administrators estimated that If
most of the wheat farmers of the Ma
ton join in their plan, the reduction
will mean a cut of about 100000 acres
in paintings and a reduction of more
than 124,000,O0O bushels in 1884 from
the average production in recent years.
simultaneously, they looked forward
to completion during the day OF the
supplement to the London wheat agree
ment. This supplement covers the di-
vision of exports during the year which
began August /, among the four major
exporting countries-the United States,
Canada, Argentina and Australia
with the United States getting about
470c0 coo bushels of the $50, 200, ,O0O-
bushel aggregate.
The drive to sign up farmers on
acreage-reouction agreements was under
way in the four chief wheat-producing
areas of the Nation, with the fastest
progress made in the Southwest. where
many farmers hoped to complete their
contracts promptly and wind up VIM
ter wheat planting.
Wallace said he regards the interna-
tional wheat agreement, providing the
supplement is signed, as a marked step
forward ito break the vicious cycle OF
surpluses, excessive tariffs, ruinous
prices, economic paralysis and bread
lines In this and other countries"
Significant Elements.
He described as the most significant
element in the general agreement
reached at London these points:
Il. The major wheat importing and
exporting countries of the world face
the facts of the world wheat problems
and agree on program Of action to
seek to correct them.
%. The exporting nations agree to
control exports and to adjust produc-
ton so as to help eliminate the exces-
sive carryovers of wheat.
'3. The at-importing countries
agree to cease further efforts to expand
wheat production in their countries and
agree to a policy Of gradually removing
tariffs and trade barriers as world
wheat prices rise.
a. The countries participating in
the conference will establish a joint
committee to watch the working out Of
various steps. This international COM
mittee will meet from time to time and
will be responsible for seeing that ad-
ditionl steps are properly taken"
Evening star., 1933-08-29

horses delivered his route. His first
delivery was five pints.
His death comes in the midst of an
investigation of the Washington and
Baltimore milk situation by the Senate
District Committee. A recent hearing
was postponed because of Bowman,s
inability to testify because of illness.
Bowman also was director of the
National Dairy Products Co., tnterna-
tional dairy holding company.
Evening star., 1933-08-29

DEMEMBER the night, Helen, we all met
IL at Ruth's farewell party well, that's
when first tasted CUNTHER'S beer. Since
then, I've said ''farewell'' to every other beer
on the market and definitely settled down to
CUNTHER'S. X Until then, really couldn't
tell the difference in any beer l drank. But
now know better. CUNTHER'S has a
natural goodness which just seems to thrill
nv taste. 1t isn't the bitter kind that leaves
''draggy" after-taste. Why. you know
how much Bill likes beer . well J.. he
always insists on GUNTHER'S. That's why
l always.have case on hand. Do have an
other glass Helen, while / serve some
more CUNTHER'S to the girls.
Evening star., 1933-08-29
DR.. RAYCROFT TO SPEAK
FOR CAMPFIRE GIRLS
Will Represent Organization at
White House Conference of Mo-
bilization for Human Needs.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, August 29.-Dr. Joseph
E. Raycroft of Princeton University will
represent the Campfire Girls at the
White House Conference of the 1888
mobilization for human needs, Septem-
Der g.. it was announced at the Camp
fire Girls headquarters here today.
Four other executives Of the organi-
Eation are also expected to accept inv-
tations to attend the conference, ex-
tended by Newton D. Baker, chairman
of the 1888 mobilization.
They are Mrs Ida Foote Tarr of
Cleveland, president of the Campfire
Girls and member of Mrs. Franklin
D. Roosevelt's National Women's Com
mittee for the mobilization; Lester F.
Scott, national executive and secretary
of the Campfire Girls: Miss Florence
Hughes of Santa Barbara. Calf, and
DR.. J. B. Nash of New York Univer-
sity both members of the national ex-
ecutive board.
The White House conference has
been called to inaugurate the drive, with
all welfare. relief and character build
ing organizations. to plan next years
program for mobilization.
Evening star., 1933-08-29
EMPL L0YMENT JUMPS

OTTAWA, Ontario August 20 R.-
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics an
nounced yesterday that $4,000 more
persons were employed in the Dominion
August than on July /.
On August l the workers numbered
804, ,219, or 100000 more than April J..
Evening star., 1933-08-29
POSTMASTER RESIGNS
St. Louis Official Forwards Resig.
nation to Washington.

ST. LOUIS, August 20 R.-Post-
master Athol j. Michener, appointed
during the Coolidge administration, an
nounced yesterday he had forwarded his
resignation to washington, effective
September 80.
Senator Bennett c. Clark Of Missouri
announced several months ago he had
recommended the appointment of w.
Rufus Jackson, prominent Democratic
worker and former postmaster of
Mexico, Mo, as St Louis postmaster.
Michener, a Republican, is 70 and has
been in the postal service A years.
Evening star., 1933-08-29
DIVORCEE WEEDS AGAIN
Mrs. Katherine Morgan Marries
Naval officer.

NEW YORK, August 20 R.-Mrs.
Katherine de Puyster McKim Morgan.
whose marriage to G. Kenneth Morgan
was dissolved by a Reno divorce last
Friday, was married today to Lieut..
Frank c. l.. Dettmann, U. S. NJ
The ceremony was performed in the
home of Lieut. E. NJ Thompson, An
napolis classmate of the bridegroom,
by Rev. Philip c. Jones. pastor Of the
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church.
Evening star., 1933-08-29

Reports giving the figures were made
by 8,261 firms The employment figures
on July was 780,015. Persons en-
ployed on harvesting operations were
not included
Evening star., 1933-08-29
HELD FOR MURDER
Pasadena Florist Arrested in
Death of Sweetheart.

PASADENA, Calf, August 20 P)-
Harold Wolcott, Pasadena florist, yester-
day was held to answer to a murder
charge In connection with the death
near his penthouse of Helen Bendowski,
his asserted sweetheart.
The ruling was made by Justice
Elliott Gibbs at the conclusion of the
preliminary hearing
Evening star., 1933-08-29
PARAGUAYANS REPULSED
Bolivians Claim Strong Attack in

Gran Chaco Beaten Off.
LA PAZ, Bolivia, August 20 (P).-An
official communique yesterday said Bo-
livian forces repulsed strong Para
guayan attack south Of Pirijayo in the
Gran Chaco sector Saturday night and
the enemy retreated after suffering
many casualties.
The following day, the announcement
added, Bolivian forces cleared the area
north of Ranch and the Bullo sector
The Washington times., 1933-11-23
Automobiles for Sale

BUY YOUR Used CAR from Q me-
chanic salesman. He knows the actual
condition. Handley Motor. $3.50 Georgia
Ave. N W.
The Washington times., 1933-11-23
La Sale

LA SALE ~ De Luxe Coupe beautiful
e wire wheel iob. trunk rack radio car
excellent condition: Owner. col. 6s13,
after p. M. or. l412 Park Rd. n. W.
The Washington times., 1933-11-23
Employment
Help Wanted-Male

TWO high-grade men: can show you earn
ings Sill per day and transportation.
Call Mr. Brier. Room 404 Arlington Hotel
today n-1O
The Washington times., 1933-11-23
ARE YOU EXPLORING?

ATE 4OO EAFIOh1ENI!
Have you been looking over various
new fields OF endeavor, which might
yours than you have been makinG'
A NEW DEAL
We are helping many men and their
dependents III that quest. II a man IS
active i'll mind and bOdy-trustworth
willing 10 learn and follow instructions.
we establish him as a distributor Of
most unusual piece of merchandise that
is without competition and that is meet
ing with ever Increasing sale
LARGER EARNINGS
1t Is making men. who have taken 1t
up after years spent in various other
businesses. trades and professions. more
money than they ever dreamed OF max
LASTING BUSINESS CONNECTION
If you mean business and wish to
make a connection that will be a lasting
one if you cal auaUy-write for an
appointment aud wen TALK 1T OVER
PERSONALLY
PERSONAL INTERVIEW
number. form,r business-if good refer
ences can be given later. and how long
you have lived in this community
or near Washington Your letter will
he held confidential and you will be adj
vised of date and place for interview
within a few days Write addressing
Box 81. Times Herald.
The Washington times., 1933-11-23
Real Estate
Houses for Sale

BRICK HOME 7I6 Tucksrman ST. A
real buy. Open daily
10 ROOMS, bath, h.-w.h., cleo Rented at
$50 mo-. good tenant. Priced SO az to
make IL 1917 Investment. Call owner
at Line. Assn or ATT. 1901.
WELL-BUILT new bungalow: 3 rooms and
porch: lot 50x150: fine garden soil: near
Glenmont. Md. 80 minutes from Pa. Ave,
in beautiful country: good water, electric
lights price only 81 $50; small cash and
SIS mo, including principal and interest;
extra lot il desired for So month.
Z SMITH. Kensington 114.F.21.
The Washington times., 1933-11-23
TODAY'S BEST BUYS
Plymouth

Plymouth Sedan, 1892 = Pri- COTE
vately owned, excellent me- CDO5AO
chancal and physical condition.
MODERN AUTO SALES
1908 14th st. \. W. col. e4e5
The Washington times., 1933-11-23
Pierce-Arr0W

Pierce-ArrOw-For careful OO7S
buyer. we have just taken in DA y
a Model 81 six cylinder Pierce Arrow
Cabriolet. This car is in perfect con-
dtion; new tires: beautiful paint. good
top, runs perfect. A real aristocrat,
equipped with radio
ANACOSTIA MOTOR co.
1928 Good Hone Rd. :. T., Line. 1917
The Washington times., 1933-11-23

with or without selling experience. Can
earn $50 per week. taking orders for
us. Room 40. 1919 E st. n. WI.
The Washington times., 1933-11-23
s. Suburban Houses for Sale

FOR SALE
On Marlboro State Road, near WILDWOOD
IL miles from Capitol, Groom house,
a mi. hOt-water heat. 3 ID acres land.
Price $4,000. $500 down and $50 per mo.
House one year old. Or will rent to re-
sponsible family. If interested. drive out
and see No phone. ALEX SHARPER, Flor
ist. Suitland Rd. south Of Snitland. Md.
The Washington times., 1933-11-23
OPERATING UNDER UNIFORM
SMALL LOAN LAWS

LOANS TO REFINANCE YOUR DEBTS
THE STATE LOAN co.
53O9 Il. |. Ave, Mt. Rainier. DEC. 56S5
The Washington times., 1933-11-23
Studebaker
Viking

pearance, what power what eDOAO
economic and clean cut transportation.
and for only $325. Tan finish. tires
like new, the interior in excellent con-
dition. and this car will make you a
real value at the right price.
WISCONSIN MOTORS, INC.
29o1 NJ st. \. w. DEC $40
The Washington times., 1933-11-23
Salesman Wanted

MEN WANTED for Rawleigh routes Of
500 families in cities of Washington
city. Upper Marlboro. La Plata and
Leonardtown. Reliable hustler should start
earning S25 w'kly and increase rapidly.
Write immed. Rswleigh Co.. Dept DC-3-S.
Chester. Pa
The Washington times., 1933-11-23
UNPUBLISHED Rooms

EVARTs ST. n. E 1o57-3 front Eh.E.
rooms, SCI month or 1913 week.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-14
Zadusna sv. o1nsa
"a n. Jakab bcinov1
V5etlky slovsnsl6 latoliclcs spoil.
Ky 81 Hadan6 o ftast'.

Spolok sv. Amy, I. 30. q Spo-
lok sv. L'udmily, {. 315. IKSL.
pripravujd So uctit' pamiatku
zosnulej sestry Frantisky G. Ja-
kabcinovej, hi. predsednicky /.
x. s. z. J. ma 26. julia Y kosto-
lie sv. Cyrila q Metoda Y Youngs-
town. Bude sl6xena vel'ka sv.
omsa, troma khaxmi, "a naSu
zomrel1 hlavn6 prsdsedkyd
Prosfme, aby ssstry patricntch
cisiel boly vsetky pritumh6 ma
tsjto poboxnosti q pristfpily ku
sv. prijimaniu rs. j6la $40
rkno.
TAX tiex dctive povolavame
vsetky katolfcke slovenske spoil.
Ky ma nasej okolici, ably priSly
s nami nctit pamiatku naSej
zomrelej sestry hi. predsedkyni.
s dctivost 'ou vam vsetktm
vopred d'akujeme.
6polOk ~. Amy, :. 80.
Spoil. y. L'udmily, :. 326.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-14

Pr&ca v oceliarnach ma nasej
okolici nebola cd styroch ro-
kov tax dobrA, ako prave tohto
ttxdna, ked' 81 martinskt tch pc
cf q tri bessemerky leji ocel'. !.
v celom diStrikte je SO martin
sktch peel. Operacie sd ma 81
percentoch kapacity. Tato vep-
ky vyroba ocele prinucuje oee-
liarne, aby zapal'ovaly d'alSie
vysoke pece pre- surove zeleso,
lebo terajSia vtroba surov6ho
tzeleza nestaM uspokojit' pekel-
ne tlamy martiniek q besseme-
rick. Majf byt' zap6len6 vyso-
ke pece ma Brier Hill, Y Ohio
Works, ' Campbell, Hubbard i
|Struthers.
J Pr6ca 70 finiSujdcich. oddele-
mach oceliarnf ide tiez dobre,
okrem Y rfrovnach, kde 50 pra-
[cnje slabo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-14

TAX, ako ma zaciatku prvej
polovice sezony, JednotArska LII
ga privitana bola svojej dru-
hej polsezone dazdivym poca-
sim, nasledkom coho vSetky Ca
ty, okrem Lansingville q Camp
bell cofnute boly vzad 0 jednu
hru. Tieto dve caty pustily ca
do boja vzdor tomu, ze prsal
drobnt dlzd'. Ked So blfxil ko-
nice S. iningu, museli prestat',
lebo zacalo tuhsie popadovat' q
hraci proti dazd'u neboli oblece-
nj. Teda v5sledok tejto hry Dol
ten, xe lansingvillskf chlapci 70
stall vft'axmi.
(DokDn2enie ma 3. strane.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-14

Carl w. Ullman, vykonny pod
predseda Dollar Savings & Trust
Co. Dol vo Washingtone, kde
dostal uistenie, ze pozicky, kto-
re Home Owners Loan Corp.
'da, musia byt' dobre, nasle-
dovne i bondy budn dobre, lebo
|ich. zabezpeka bude z6kladne
tdobra.
Pan Ullman a pan A. T. But
ton, tajomnfk banky, vratili sa
z Washingtonu toho tyzdna, kde
konferovali so senatorom Ro-
bertom J. Bulkleym a dradnfk-
mi p6zckovej korporacie a i
|nymi vladnymi dradnfkmi.
Mr.. Ullman povedal, ze boil
uisteny, ze Youngstown dostane
odbocku tel korporacie, ale ME
regionalnu banku. Zadlzeni ma
jitelia domov sd upozornenf, a.
by .predbezne nerobili mic. os
krem porozpravania sa SO svo.
jimi veritel'mi ohl'adom ich NOR
gicov. Westinghouse dradovna
neprijfma ziadne aplikacie o
pozicky. To bude robit' jedine
miestna odbocka, ked' bude "a
lozena. o Gim skorsie zalozenie
odbocky bude postarane. Potom
kazdy, kto 'chce dostat' p6zicku,
dostane aplikacn1 listinu ma W.
plnenie. Odhadovaci a pravota-
ri korporacie potion prezr1 ma
jetok a vysetria cell zale3tost'.
Dlznlk sa musf dorozumiet' s
veritel' ON. Veriter totH nemu-
81 prijat' bondy cd korporacie.
Pan Ullman poukazal ma to,
ze pozicky bud1 robene obchod.
lntm sp6sobom a ME s ideou
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-14
.Sokolske zavody
zacnu sa teraz
v sobotu rano
Bud1 ma Memorial High stadiu-
me v Campbell. V nedel'u je We
refine cvi6enie q banket.

Slet a zavody 5. zupy Sloven.
skych Katolickych Sokolov "a.
emu sa uz v tdto sobotu a do
koneia nedel'u vel'kym ban
ketom v Haseltone.
Ma slet zavody prijdd mai
vyberanejsi cvicenci a cviSenky
2 5. zupy. Ma zavodoch z Wit a.
zov bud1 vybrate vzorne caty
pre- slet zavody celej organi-
zacie, ktore sa bud1 odbyvat' v
Detroite.
Zavody 5. zupy zacnd sa So
botu rano o 8. hodine ma Memo.
rial High stadiume v Campbell,
kde k zavodiacemu Sokoktvu
prehovorf zupny spravca Domi-
nix Sloboda a predseda kkolskej
rady v Campbell Jan Borak.
Vecer po zavodoch bude tanecn&
zabava v skole lsv. Alzbety.
v nedel'u bude po1'na sv. O
msa 0 Z 80 ma po7emkoch osa-
dy sv. Azbety, ktord odsl6zi
miestny duchovny Rev. Jozef
L. Kostik "a mrtvych j xivtch
ftScfenov 5. 3upy.
O 1. iodine popoludnf bude
pochod ma sletiste ma Oakland
field, kde bude yerejne cvice-
ME celeho Sokolstva 5. zupy. Bu-
de sa cvicit' ma naradi j prost-
ne. 70 sletist'a sa pojde ma ban
ket pod siator ma pozemkoch 0.
sadly sv. Alzbety. Blanket sa "a
enc najneskorsie pol Z. .hodine
vecer, preto kto sa ho chce z1-
castnit' mech je tam naeas. Po
bankete je tanecna zabava.
Zupa 5. bude mat j rocn1
Ischodzu, ktora sa zacne ux teraz
v piatok vecer a dokonGf 4sa '
nedel'u predpoludnfm.
Vsetkym Sokolom a Sokolkam
prajeme najvacsieho zdaru ma
zavodoch, aby preborili dosa.
Ivadne rekordy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-14

Santa CLAUSE pre- kazdeho, i
tych, ktori ztratili svoju ciastku
" majetku.
Pan Ullman d'alej hovori, ze
"Korporacia napreduje dobre
v zakladani statnych agencii ma
prevadzanie tohto zakona;
"Ze korporacia zamysl'a po-
moct' mattel 'om domov, ale po-
zieky musia byt' dobre;
"ze, nasledovne, i bondy bu-
dd .dobre, lebo ich zabezpeka
bude dobra.
Youngstown musi znat', ;" no.
voril pan Ullman, ze tato nova
korporacia nemoze vyliecit' vse-
tky morgicove nemoce. Musf sa
pamatat', ze korporacia ma do
CINEMA s mattel mi domov a
kontrakt je medzi korporaciou
q majitepom domu, k comu j.
pripojeny Stub veriteFa, ze pri
jme bondy korporacie.
"Ci dlznici mienia 81 pytat'
p6zicku cd korporacie alebo ME
maj1 i nad'alej splacat' svoj
morgic. V kazdom pripade SINE
ochotni porozpravat sa S nasimi
|dlznikmi.
'Ze jako skoro Youngstown
dostane pomoc cd Home Owners
Loan korporacie, zavisi cd od-
hadovania ceny majetku, pre-
zretia majetkoveho prava a ry.
chlosti usilovnosti tych, ktori
bud1 ma eele miestnych, regio.
|nalnych statnych 1radovni. N
Toto sd informacie, ktore 81 Mr.
Ullman a Mr.. Button zadovazili
vo Washingtone.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-14
SpoloGny vecierok
Slov. Spoku
Ve6ierok bude 10. jdla ' Pioneer
pavilons Y MILL Creek parku
pre- Msnov q irh rodiny.

Ma stredu Vecer, ~. julia o B..
hodine Slovensky Spolok chy-
sta So ma spolocny vecierok pre-
vsetkych 1dov tohoze spolku a
ich rodiny v Pioneer pavilnne v
Mill Greek yparku. Tento veeie-
rok zabavy, pohostenia a lep.
sieho poznania je prvy skutok,
ktory Sovensky Spolok robf
pre- svoje clenstvo. Dosial' sa
staral 0 intch, ale teraz v sire.
-du yeeer zrobf zabavu pre- Gle
nov a ich famflie. Vecierok sa
zapocne vecerou, ktor1 maj1 ma
starosti nasledujdce 6lenkyne
spolocenskeho vtboru Sioven-,
skeho Spolku: panic Julia Dan.
.ko, Maria Herman, Maria Kol.
lar, Matilda Popovic. Vysluho-
vat clenom a ich rodinAm bu-
dd slecny: Helena Bakalar, Ma.
ria Repasky, Maria Topolovsky,
Helena Wargo. Hostitel 'kou bu..
de 81. Maria Huda.
Pc veceri sa zapoSne zabava.
Bude tanec, karty a rozliene j.
ne zabavy. Vybor, ktory POGO
stava panov Juraja Murdzaka
a Pavla Olejnika ma dosikovat'
naseho slovenskeho spevaka,
hfacov ma harmonike atd'. Ku
tancu bude hrat' vyborna slo.
venska hudba, ktora zahra i
naSske j amerikanske. II, ktorf
nebudd chcet' tancovat' bud6 50
m6ct' zabavit' pri kartach. A
budd al ins z1bavy.
Pri tom vsetkom SO bude ka-
zdy m5ct' obcerstvit', lebo OBJ
cerstvenie bud1 sa starat' pa
novia Juraj Murdzak, Jan Hnat
Jan Olejar a Pavel Olenik.
Vybor, ktory navStivi vset-
kych cienov SloVenskAho Spoil.
ku je: v osade Najsv. Mena Je-
zis pani Kollar a p. Pirosko, v
osade sv. Cyrila a Metoda pani
Maria Herman a 81. Maria HUI
da, ' osade sv. Mateja pani Ma.
tilda Popovic a p. Olejnik, Y o.
.sade sv. Alzbety Jan Hnat a
Jan Olejar, v osade sv. jana 81.
Maria Topolovsky a 81. Helena
Wargo, v osade Najsv. Trojice
.pani Julia Danko a 81. Helena
Bakalar.
Predsedom Slovenskeho Spoil
ku je advok&t Jan Willo.
Do Pioneer pavilonu sa moz-
no dostat' po Glenwood kare.
s k&ry ma sa sfjst' ma Park a
Falls, potion pei Y parku al ku
|pavilonu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-14
PRECEDENT USTANoVu
.sSUPER KABINET''

Prezident Roosevelt ustanovil
v utorok takzvany super ka-
binet", pozostavajdci clenov
vlady q 20 vsetkych administra-
torov zvlastnych zakonov, W.
nesenych kongresom ciel'om o.
zdravenia hospodarskych pome-
row v krajine. Prezident naval
tent super kabinet "ozdravnou
radou", s ktorou bude kazdy
tyzden zasedat' a pojednavat'
0 sposoboch privedenia cim skor
sej dplnej napravy V krajine.
Okrem tajomnfkov department
tov vlady, clenmi rady sd: Lee
wis w. Douglas, riaditep vlad-
neho rozpo6tu; Jesse n. Jones,
predseda Rekon3trnkc kcnej Finan-
cnej KnrporAcie; Henry Nor
genthau Jr., gussrner farmer
skej hzslitovej ai1ministracie; /;
William F. Stevenson, predseda
rady Home Loan Owners Cor
poration; Hagh s. johnson, adj
ministr&tor zakona 0 priemysel-
nom ozdraveni; George Peek,
administrator farmArskej ma
pravy; Harry 4. Hopkins, ad-
minstr4tor pomocnej akcie; Ar
thur =. Morgan, predseda rady
plnomocnfkov Tennessee doll
ny; Joseph B.. Eastman, fede-
rainy ko-ordin&tor zeleznfc; Ro-
bert Fschner, riaditel' civilne-
no konzervacneho sboru. Prezi-
dent d6fa, xe ustanoveuim toh-
. to super kabinetn podari So mu
mad duej5ie rosl65titi ySetky pro.
bl6my, ! ktort1ni = ,skpasf.