davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-27
NEDAJME sA ZVADZAT!

terajsom pohnutoln case preietnu modzgom clio
ycka rozcnt mysenky. Cely svet je kvase idei Zje
nysienkovom prevlate, ktory ustalt potrva viac
dcsat 'roc1
A tomto preyrate zahrlvaj1 vodcovia r0znych
myslienkovych prndov $ citmi udu.
Nasho l'udu = okrem nepatrnej hrstky este ne
dotkv tie rozicn6 prdv lebo vie re Amerika e zemou
lemokrace ME nasiia Vie re akekol vek potrebne ma
pravy prdu tuna cesou pokojnou lsavnou, zakonodar
nou. a4
Spoiene Staty su teraz snad jedinou krajnou ia
svete ke este panuje osobna soboda Toto e najvicsl
naetok cloveka. Odoberte oveku osobn slobodu, eho
iobodu slova sobodu myslena slobodu vyznavat Boha
k zivotu.
My nehovorme, re netreba napravy Len Pan Bob
zsla, akl vsetc nedokonal1! A nedokonaG sn ma
roly. Ale dosavadny ohronny pokrok Amerky je ME
len d6kazom vacsej dokonalosti tuna ale zal1lkou re
-hnerika pokroku nezastane
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-27
'YoUN0eTOWNsK4 sLov1N.
slrE NovIlty' Kl.AU1vo16
MA HlAvu!

& Slovensky Syet" vychodiaci VI
Pittsburghu, ktoreho redaktoronr
je Rev. Hubert Macko, @. s. b..
napfsal ma redakenej strane pod
horejsim nadpisom tdto ozvenuH
ma has nedavny clanok:
Jestvovat alebo nejestvovat',
to je otazka hned kazdeho ,slo-
venskeho casopisu neodvisleho.
Nedavno zanikol slovensky, caso-
pis v Clevelande. Sd mnohe, kto-
re uz ma poslednej nohe stoja.
Casopis zije predplatitel 'ov a o.
hlasovatel'ov. Ked' odberatelia
neplatia a obchodnici neohlasujll.
casopis musi zanikn1ts. Kazdt
slovensky casopis sl1zi narodu, 4
narod by sa NAL odplatit' caso-
pisom podporou. Ohlasovanie sa
vyplatf. Keby ME, nebolo by tol'-
ko oznamok V niektorych nasicl'
vacsich casopisoch. Obchodnik
nebude r1cat' dobre peniaze "a
planymi. Ked' sa mu ohlaska ne
odplatf, nebude d'alej ohlasovat' /
Ked' vidime tie same ohlasky '
niektorych easopisoch tyzdem "a
tyzdnom, mesiac "a mesiacom, {
rok "a rokom, musime odvodzo-
vat, ze v slovenskom casopise 0
hlaska prinesie obchodnikovi j 0
vocie. Slovensky obchodnik ne
chce akosi til pravdu uznat'. NJ,
chceme mat >syoje casopisy. Ked
| pocujeme, ze zanikol jedon, po
vieme, ze "skoda'' Mate prav
du. Vsak ked' nechcete, aby via
eej casopisov zaniklo, podporui
| tie ich odberatelia predplaca
1 MIN obchodnici ohlasovanim!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-27

ske a narodne kultdrne snahy a
prace pine uznava q inedzi ame-
rickymi katolfckymi Slovakmil
vsemoznc podporovat rozsiro-
vat bude.
I. Prvej Katolfckej Slovenskej
Zenskej Jednote.
Konvencia Sdruzenia Sloven-
skych KatolikoT ma svojom pie
narnom zasedani dna 26. oktobra,
1882 jednohlasne Vyslovila svoje
srdecne vd 'aky Prvej KatolickeJ
Slovenskej Zenskej Jedmote jej
hlavnemu nradu "a jej stedre po-
hostenie prepustenie hplne zdar
ma jej miestnosti pre- konvenciu.
s. Studujlcej Mladezi Sloven-
skej ma Slovensku.
Dvadsiataprva konvencia Sdru
zenia Slovenskych Katolikov, Wy
drziavana 25-26. oktobra, 1892
vo vasom ramon zastani sa pray
narodnych slovenskeho naroda
vidf zaruky lepsej buducnosti
Slovenska a posiela Vam svoj ST.
decny pozdrav, uznanie a zelanie
ably ste v borbe tejto vytrvali.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-27
ROOSEVELT JE vRAJ
IA PLATENIE dole

Senatori Spoj. Statov La Fol
lette Wisconsin, a Cuttings z
New Mexico mali vo Warm
Springs, Ga. konferenciu bu-
ducim prezidentom Rooseveltom
70 tri-hodinovej porade sa vyslo-
viii, ze sd vel'mi spokojni w
sledkom konferencie. konferova
Ii s Rooseveltom totiz vyplaca-
nj podpory nezamestnanemu ro-
botnictvu.
Obaja senatori, hoe republika
nj, podporovali Roosevelta vo
vol bach pracujd v kongrese "a
$500, 100000 ma podporu neza.
mestnanych.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-27
SLOVENsKY MLADfK
ZoMREL

Cyril Method Rudy, 21-rocny
syn p. Andreja Rudyho a manzel-
ky, {. q Montgomery ST., 20
mrel domacnosti rodicov v ne
del'u o 10. dopoludnia. Narodeny
Dol vo Windber, Pa. Oplakavajd
no okrem rodicom bratia Andrej,
Michal, Stefan, Jan, Method. Ju-
raj, Jozef a sestra Maria. Bol L.
dom Sboru 159. S. X. Sokoiov a
Cisla 260. 1KSJ. Pohrab nlu Dol
stredu rano 2 domu smntku q
chramu osady Sv. Alzbety. Po.
hrabne obrady vykonal Rev. 10.
zef L. Kostik. Pochovany ma Cal
vary cintorine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-27

Biskupsky urad Trnave W.
menoval skalickeho prelata DIR.
Iomasa Cabana "a farara do No
vych Zamkov. Je to cd casov Ber-
nolaka prvy slovensky farar V
Novych Zamkoch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-27
4 AS YSN


zvaGsenie nasho casopisu .
styri stlpce ie odlozene do casu,
kym nebude rozobrany mas stary
tlaciarsky stroj Asi "a mesiac
tieto noviny budd vychodit este
" terajsom formate,
Pat 'desiat ceskych fasistov do
bylo sa do vojenskych kasarnf u
Brne a len po hodinovom boji
podarilo sa 'vojakom ich vyhnat'.
Ked' SINE to cftali len TAX let
kom, nazdali sme sa, ze to ncme-
ckf fasisti boil. Lebo tych je tam
Wac, ako ceskych. A ii poslncha-
jd rozkazy Hitlera 2 Nemecka.
Ked 'ze so ceskych fasistov mo-
ze zaujat vel'ke brnensk6 ka-
sarne - hoci ma hodinku co
bude, ked' Hitler rozkaze to W.
konat' svojim tisicim hakenkrajc-
leromY
"Trubel' v N. s. s. sa d'alej
rozvfja. Ked' hi. predseda zlamal
opatovne stanovy organizacie O.
dopretim svolat konvenciu na
ziadost' dvoch tretin odborov,
odbory, prostrednictvom svojho
vybpru, podaly zalobu ma HI. Sud
organizacie. Ably ale Hi. Sud ne
mohol zasedat', predseda tobo sii-
du zad 'akoval. ,Ci u bolo ' hi
storii .slovepskych organizacii
va6sieho vykrlcania?
/ kriza v n. s. s. je ME nahodi-
lynn dielom. Je to vvsledok ideo-
vych nedostatkov. Vednca idea
- narodna bola posliapana;
zaujem clenstva organizaciu
klesol.
Musime pamatat' ze cd cias
Mamateya N. S. S. temer nemal
dusevneho, ideoveho yodcu. A
Mamatey sa potion spreneveril:
zakupcil narodnn ideu "a konzu-
lat.
To ma byt' vystrahou vsetkym
nasim organizaciam.
Necltali SINE to, ale priatel'
nam hovori, ze miestny "Tele-
gram" mas mahoningskych Slo-
vakov redakcnom clanku po-
chvalil "a to. ze name slovenskli
: kniznicu. To je zaiste inaksi a vi
: tanejsi kompliment, nezli ten
j "Times-Leader' IL WiIkes-Bar-
re.
Keby vsetky slovenske kolonie
v Amerike maly kniznice, mono
by bolo meinej zalovania. Kcd
chceme byt' cennym obcanmi,
musime cenne veci tvorit'.
Clevelandsky slovensky roz-
HAS bol predminule pekny slo-
vensky; ale nedel'u u muzikanti
Ease hrali ''t'uhaja!'
TechnOkrati sa uz povadili -
svoJho vodcu vyhodili
Ami ii ucenci ME si taxi mli-
dri, aby vedeli byt' svorni. A
keby vedeli, panovali by. Lebo
bez mich mas zivot by Dol ysoteny
nazad do kamennej DOLBY.
"Chrolni kaeeri" Qame ducks
uz nebudd kulhat' do kongresu,
aby vynasali zakony, axe narod
nechce. Dodatok k,listave Dol uz
prijaty Dol to dodatok iste po-
trebnejsi, ako prohibicny.
HOv0ri Ga 70 ~ Vn,nn.,+,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-27
Cd sv. otca
Citadel Vaticano
OLf &c ID M = II

Citadel Vaticano
Okt. 26 p. M. 3.41
Bishop Schrembs, Cleveland, O..
Augustus Pontifex jucunde af-
fectus de obsequio catholics
Slovacis, qui nuper conventum
habuerunt eisdem apostolicam
benedictionem impertien coelestia
deyocat munera.
Cardinals Pacelli,
Secretarius.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-27

Slovenska Liga je vsenarod-
ma ustanovizen - static sa lei
clenom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-27
SMUTNE ZJAVY MA POLL
sPOLKOVOM.

ktore Inc narodnostl dokazalI
Slovaci svoi organizacny genius.
Al to jeden argument ich zivota-
schopnosti prajnejsich pome
roch; argument, re Slovak vie sa
al sriadit', organizovat sam sa
spravovat bez cudzieho tntora,
aky sa mu stale ponnka bez cu-
dzej tyranskej hegemonie. Neko
necna Skoda, ze niektore podpor-
ne organizacie musely temer v
celej historii brodit' marast 'oG
kaluzou Svindlerstva. Nesvedo-
miti a nezodpovedni yodcovia,
zciastky usurpatori a nasilnlckl
despoti, zneuzij1c svojho postayc-
MIA a | 'ahkovernosti l'udu, zradili
ieho doveru, zarubali do samIcE
korenov organizacil, sposobili We
refine skandale, bratovrazedlne
boje novinarske hanbu i skodu
slovenskemu l'udu vobec.
/ Pre- sloyensku koloniu je to hor-
ky kalich, re prave V pritomnom
case az dve celne organizacie o.
ctly sa vo vel mi chillostivej situ-
acii vn1tornych neriadov a <bo-
jov, w ci neopatrnost'ou, alebc
neschopnost'ou, alebo naduzitiln
| pravnosti, alebo prechmatmi hi.
| uradnikov. / bez tel hanebnei.
temer katastrofalnej manipulacie
s pokladnicou telesa, jaka je oG-
halena V Slov. Ev. Jednote, pr1-
tomna hospodarska kriza ma
sledky rychlej ameril1anizacie Wy
tvorily dost' pal 'civych profile
NOV pre- vsetky spolky. " tieto
! diva neodvratitel ne problemy Wy
| zadovaly napnutie tych najlep-
! slch sill ia ich prekonanie. .Predsa
nasli sd nacelnfti, ktorf mali casu
a chuti ku zlocinej Spekulacii s
obrovskymi fondami telesa. A
teraz, ked' fond vycerpany pra-
men prijmoy sd umensuje, hrozi
na sta i1dom yytvorenie, lebo sa-
mi neyladzu kasu organizacie
vyprazdnili.
TAX, hla, spikIi sa proti Sloven-
skym organizaciam silni nepria.
telia: amerikanizacia, depresia a
korupcia. Amerikanizacia zje.
odnarodnujiicim kultnrnym vii,
vom vabi slovensky podrost Cd
sloyenskych spolkov do vel 'kycl
asekuraenych spolocnostf dc
! tajnych lozi. Vodcovia majn &c
premysl at, ako aspon docasnt
zahatit' aspon hromadne ztraty
Depresia nasla al spolky nepri-
pravene. Naozaj vazna je otazka
jako zachranit' aspon clenstve
starych, vernych a horlivych II.
dov, ked ,ze i'm nemozno v n1dz.
pomoct'. A v tejto tiesni musi ss
prikradnnt zlocinna korupcia
vnntornv nepokoj, otrasujnc do
! veru clenstva.
/ A jest este jedel1 nebezpeccnl
nepriateP spolkov. Sotva mu IN;
kto al memo! Nzdy sd utajoval /
ked sd ziavil, to preoblecenl /
maskou. Pozna sa vsak po ovoc
1 svojho konania.A Y historic Slov
4 Ey. Jednoty zjayoval sa jake
nezdravy a nepravy poner XII
cirkvi Kristovej. Tento zakernJ
nepriatel cirlvi sameho spolk,
satansky podrazd oval spolol
prot cirkvi, cirkev proti spolku
vodcoy spolku proti vodcom cir
XVI, naopak, ked narokova
II N
spolku prestM prioritu V sloy
evanj. spolocnosti, ba dokonc,
superioritu mad cirkvou Nasle
dok tejto falosnej doktriny, nta
jenej slce, Dol mnohorocny bo
spolku a .cirkvi, a nasledok toh,
zasa odpudenie vacsiny knazstv,
Cd spolku, ba tu tam vyproyo
kovanie y odboj proti spolku. !
evanjelickej verejnosti sloyen
skej II AmerilSe sotva bolo smut
nejsieho zjara mad zhubne ma
sledky tohto blndneho pomeri
4 spolku K cirkvi.
y
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-27
REZoLUCIE,
vynesene ma 81. konvencii s. s.
X. Cleveland, Ohio.


Suae Sanctitati, Piod undecimo,
Vatican City, Europe.
Foederatio Slovacorum Catho-
licorum ex America Septentrio-
nall habens suam XXI conven-
tionem In Cleveland mittit cor
dissimum homagium Sedi Apo
stolicae rogatque hummllllme
Sanctitatem Vestram pro Apostle
lica benedictione.
Jeho lnilosti Pietro Fumasoni
Biondi, d. d., apostolskamu de-
legatovi, Washington. d. c.
Sdruzenie Slovenskych Kato-
likov V Amerike odbyvajnc svoju
XXI. kcnvenciu meste Cleye-
lande, O., detinskou oddano-
st'ou spom1na 81 ia Vasu Milost',
co zastupcu Apostolskeho Presto
la, prosi Vas, ably ste racili pri-
iat' hold oddanosti katoiickych
slovensktch synov a deer.
3. Jeho Excellencii Jozefovi
Schremhsovi, ID. d., biskupovi
diocezie clevelandskei.
Dcery a synovia slovenskeho
naroda, byvajuci vo vlasti -otca
Juraja Washingtona shromaz-
deni vo Vasom diocezalnom sidle
ma Xxi. riadnej konvencii Sdru-
zenia Slovenskych Katolikov, po-
sielaj1 Vasej Excellencii, co is
krennemu priatel'ovi slovenske-
no naroda, tprimny oddany
hold.
4. Slovenskej Omladine ia Slo-
vensku.
Sdruzenie Slovenskych Kato-
likov 2 mesta Cleveland, lale SO
chy dvoch slovenskych velika-
nov, generala Stefanika a DIP
Furdeka sa slvej1, prilezitosti
XXI. riadnej konvencie vd'acne
81 spomfna ma Vas, co nadejepl.
! MI omladinu, "a vase junacke
/ vystupy pre- ochranu naroda slo.
venskeho. A ked vas hlbin srd.
ca zdravi, ihned vas prosf borit
sa mad 'alej "a prava tax bozskt
ako prirodzene slovenskeho naro.
da a od vas ocakava vit'azstvo
sloyenskej pravdy.
5. Jeho Excellencii James T
McFaddenovi, vypomocnemu bi
skupovi diocezie clevelandskej.
/ Dvadsiata prya konvencia Sdrr
zenia Slovenskych Katolikov !
i diocezalneho sidla zdravl Vast
i Excellenciu a zasiela srdecnf
vd 'aku "a ,sv. omsu a "a Vasu n;
predosl1 priazen voci sloyenske-
mu l'udu a voci sloyenskemu ma
rodu.
6. Spolku sy. Vojtecha Ma Slo
yensku.
Sdruzenie Slovenskych Katoli
I kov 70 svojej XXI. konvencie po,
siela Spolku sv. Vojtecha syo.
srdecny pozdrav nistenim, Ii
i jeho krasne sl'achetne nabozen
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-01-27
z llradovne Slov. L.igy
P. o. Box 500, Pittsburgh, Pa.
o SMUTNOM zJAVE
v slovenskom verejnom zivote a
zodpovednosti pred Bohom 6 pred
dejinami "a budIcnost' sloven-
skeho raroda.

Z prednaslSy Rev. Andreja Rolika
Evening star., 1933-07-09

Legionnaires OF the District Of Co.
lumbia will be the guests Of the man.
agement Of the Metropolitan Theater
tomorrow evening to see the World War
picture, Forgotten Men" Legionnaires
will form on Connecticut avenue, be-
tween H and I streets, at pm. and
march in body with the drum corps
of Victory and Costello Posts to the
theater All Legionnaires wishing to
view the picture must form at the
designated place and proceed in a body
to the theater.
Fort Stevens Post nominated three
candidates for post commander for the
coming year, and two for every other
elective Office. Elections will be held In
October.
Comdr. George H. Smith called a
meeting Of the delegates and alternates
to the department convention to formu-
late rules governing the conduct of the
representatives of the Fort Stevens
Post. The delegates are: Comdr. Smith
William H. Hargrave, John Phelan. Leo
j. Reel, Charles j. Warren, Floyd
Caskey, Erin D. Peatrous and John l.
Hogan.
The post will have many members in
tiAC SOllNCA4t1Oll pal d0C IA4C CNC1lAA6 Va
August 9.
In cooperation with representatives
of the Central Fourteenth Street Busi-
ness Mems Association the committee
for the Legion's department convention
under the direction of the marshal,
| William A. Kehoe, is preparing plans
for the parade.
Announcement of the exact route OF
Evening star., 1933-07-09
Army and Navy News
Army.

The commandant Of the Army FL
nance School, located in this city, has
been directed by Maj. Gen. F. w. Cole
man, chief OF finance, to prepare Spe-
cial two weeks course in the duties of
an agent finance officer. property ac-
counting. company accounting and
other duties closely related thereto. This
course has been established primarily
for those officers who have been or may
be called for duty with the Civilian
Conservation Corps, the taking of
which will refresh them with the vari-
GUS forms of Army accounting. The
first course will begin tomorrow at the
quarters of the finance school, Tempo
Building No. S, TWenty-first and Con-
stitution avenue Glasses will be held
daily thereafter from am. to pm.
Two officers of the Army Medical
Corps reported at the War Department
last week for duty in the Office of the
Surgeon General of the Army. They
include Maj. j. A. Rogers, who has been
assigned to duty in that Office as as
sistant planning officer, and Maj. Her
bert A. Taylor, who has assumed new
duty in the personnel division. Both
officers recently graduated from the
Army War College here. They left last
HCth 1Oi cOScWOOO hISclldl, MO.. Wllelt
they will undergo a months instruction
in chemical warfare. following the COM
pletion of which. about August l. they
will take up their duties at the War
Department.
Navy.
As the result of the retirements.
headed by Rear Admiral William "
Pratt and Rear Admiral William W.
Phelps, which became effective on July
/, more than a score of naval officers
have become due for promotion They
include Capts. Samuel W. Bryant and
Sinclair Cannon. Comdrs. Albert c.
Read. Willis w. Bradley, jr., and Lucien
F. Kimball. Lieut. Comdrs. Charles A.
Lockwood. Paul S. Thesis. Aaron S.
Merrill and Charles S. Alden, Lieuts.
James G. Atkins, Francis H. Gilmer,
Earle H. Kincaid. Carleton McGaulv
George w. Brashears, jr.; Giles E.
Short and Thomas B. Fitzpatrick. and
Lieuts. (Junior Grade) James R. Dancy
Robert S. Carr, Wilkie H. Brereton
Warren w. Harvey, Harold R. Demarest,
Francis M. Hook. William w. Weeden
Jr; Samuel M. Bailey, Elton c. Parker
and Roy D. Williams.
Evening star., 1933-07-09
MARINE CORPS NEWS

Corps headquarters has been advised
the Marine Detachment stationed at
Peiping, China, won the johnson
tropy awarded to the winner of the
annual international small-bore rifle
team match, contested for by the vari-
Gus foreign legation guards stationed
at Peiping.
Four commissioned officers of the line
will be detailed to attend the Battery
officers course (Army), at the Coast
Artillery School, Fort Monroe, Va. This
course to commence August l.
Col. David D. Porter will report to
headquarters as executive officer Octo-
ber l.
Lieut.. Col. F.. B. Garrett, who re-
Gently arrived here and who has been
stopping at 1000 Cathedral avenue, will
relieve Col. Porter, heretofore COM
manding the Eastern Recruiting and
Reserve Divisions, respectively.
Col. Frank E. Evans, while tempo
rarily here, has been stopping with Maj.
Ostermann.
Col. Rush R. Wallace is stopping at
Dupont Circle Apartments. He will as
sumo command of the San Diego Bar
racks shortly.
Col w. p Upshur. who has just re-
ported to headquarters for duty is re-
siding at 2022 Columbia road
Col. r. P. Williams, recently on duty
in Haiti. and who has been assigned
the current course of the Army War
College. is residing at the Army and
Navy Club.
Evening star., 1933-07-09

of the past bonus marches" Another
among the nine items of interest here
is that the Disabled American Veterans
resist every effort to restrict preferences
to veterans in Federal employment. An
other outstanding action of the con-
vention was in voting not to support
a campaign during the coming session
Of Congress for immediate cashing Of
the soldiers bonus. This was handled
by the convention recording its views
that regardless of what action may be
taken on the redemption of the Ad-
justed Service Certificates that legisla-
ton to right the wrongs to the dis
abled should be given the highest
preference
The D. A. v. is now on record, as a
result of the Cincinnati meeting. to
oppose plans for the transfer of gen.
eral medical and surgical cases from
the administration, for the establish
ment Of a permanent medical corps in
the Veterans Administration. that the
D. A. v. continue to cooperate with
other patriotic groups in opposing sub
versive movements, that the D. A. V.
continue to support the maintenance
OF an adequate national defense and
that the location Of hospital sites be
in the centers OF the disabled military
these places may not degenerate into
a ''pork-barrel' status.
Comdr. Mcqueen will make his first
official visit to Washington within a
month; he is a Kansas City attorney.
AS soon as the exact date of his visit
here is settled. Joseph Ashi. head of
the District of Columbia department,
plans to have a dinner in his honor.
One of the first actions of the COM
mander was to reappoint the staff of
the Washington office of the organi-
zation.
Federal Chapter, No. 6, will hold its
next meeting Tuesday at 8 pm. in the
board room Of the District Building.
Members are requested to attend as
various matters Of importance dis
cussed ct the national convention will
be explained and Comdr. Oscar G..
Jones has returned from Cincinnati
with much information that will be OF
interest to the members.
Evening star., 1933-07-09
American Legion

the parade. the location Of ths review
ing stand, the prize awards and the
many other interesting items Of the pro-
gram Is held in allegiance, pending ths
approval Of the affairs sponsors. Ten
tatively the route has been set for .
starting point south of Thomas Circle
and north on Fourteenth street to the
neighborhood Of Florida avenue, thence
to Central High School, the place Of
the convention. A high-ranking ofY,cer
Of the Army has been invited to lead
the parade Of former soldiers and
sailors.
Legion posts will take precedence in
the line Of march according to their
success in meeting membership quotas
during the past year. Last minute drives
for the honor Of Legion section are In
progress throughout the city.
The second annual lob auction" Of
the Department Of the District of Co
lumbia will be conducted over Station
WMAL on July IL and July 10 at $50
pm, in cooperation with Radio Joe"
Samuel Rose, national radio oficer Of
the American Legion, Is conducting the
campaign. During the course of each
program Radio Joe" will announce the
names OF veterans and their Qualiflca-
tionS. Listeners will be requested to
call the radio station or department
headquarters Of the American Legion,
Metropolitan 4210. If they have Q k3b.
In addition, veterans carrying ban
ne-s and announcing the program will
become sandwich men" on the day of
each auction.
James E. Walker Post, No. 2e, win
elect its delegates to the department
convention next Thursday. It is espe-
clally desired that unemployed comrades
attend this meeting Adjt. West A.
Hamilton Is arranging a program.
Comdr. Stephen S. Madison Will preside.
special meeting of the Membership
Committee Of the Sergeant Jasper Post,
NO. l3, was held in the Southern Build
ing. Thursday with John j. Orlosiy.
Edward L. Marthill, Senior Vice Comdr'
Joseph j. Malloy, William A. Beall and
Maj. Thomas ]. Frailey participating
John j. Crlosky has been appointed
secretary of the national convention
delegation.
Daniel H. Goodacre. finance ofner.
Will report on new members and re-
lnstatements at the regular meeting Of
the post next Thursday, at the Thomas
Circle Club, 1926 Massachusetts, avenue.
The delegates and alternates for the
local department convention to be held
in August will be elected Comdr. Paul
H. McMurray will preside.
Evening star., 1933-07-09
AUTOMOTIVE BRIEFS

Upsetting all established precedents.
Summer and Autumn of this year
should witness greater volume of auto
mobile sales and production than the
accepted Spring selling season." ac-
cording to E. E. Munich, district man.
ager Of the Continental Automobile
Co., who is here supervising a display
of motor cars.
Automobile manufacturers always
have looked to April. May and June for
their peak months in automobile sales
Mr.. Munich pointed out. but this year
unusual conditions are upsetting the
precedent. The selling season has been
pushed back. While the recovery of
business so far has been most encour-
aging. the prospects for Summer and
early Fall are even more impressive"
THE market is ready made. During
the past three years nearly 2.5OO,00O
cars have passed out of registration en-
tirely. More than half the present cars
on the road are more than six years
old-literally staggering on the edge
of the junk heap"