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Imperial Valley press., 1933-03-10
Alleged Fugitive
Under Arrest

SACRAMENTO March TO- WP)
Herbert Farren, &c, alias Roy r.
Wilson, accused of escaping from
the Everett, Wash, Jail and said
by police to be wanted in 20 states
on charges ranging from burglary
to murder, was held in custody here
today pending instructions from
Snohomish county, Wash, author
tiles.
He gave his name as Wilson and
his residence as Grants Pass. Ore,
when arrested last night by city
detectives on a charge of carrying
a deadly weapon Identification of
Farren was established through a
check of his fingerprints, police
said.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-03-10
House Democrats
Plan Gag Rules

WASHINGTON, March 10. (U.P)
House Democratic leaders an
nounced today they would continue
to employ the strictest gag rules
to insure immediate passage of
President Rooseve&s budget-bal-
ancing and unemployment relief
programs.
Speaker Rainey and Majority
Leader Byrns have completed plans
for binding the membership in
party caucus on the new chief
executives proposals for drastic
cuts in veterans expenditures and
also on the $50O,OOO 900 bond issue
for relief purposes.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-03-10
FAIR To HAVE
F|NEPR0GRAM
FOR WEEKEND

Tomorrow, ore of the gala days
at the Imperial county fair, should
see the largest crowd of the meet
ing in the grand stand to witness
the last day of horseracing, Off
cials believed today.
Three days of fast races have
held the undivided interest of small
crowds, today was to offer five
races, and thoroughbreds were to
take the track for the last time
tomorrow.
Rodeo events tonight. tomorrow
and Sunday offer additional inter-
est TO grandstand patrons. Cowboys
expert in rodeo lore will entertain
spectators with roping, riding bull
dogging and Brahna bull riding
exhibitions.
Yesterdays horse races continued
to give fans entertainment of the
highest quality.
Bessie Lou won the first race in
40 is seconds over half a mile,
with Lost Bov finishing second and
Cheat third The second race went
to Ell Patron i'll 38 seconds flat over
three-eightlls Of mile, with Red
Calico second and Runspiro third
Ligero copped the third event,
beating out Rare Chance and jim
my Basil in one minute, two and
a half seconds over five-eighths Of
a mile. Jazz Pal was first, Mert. =
gan second and DR.. Clark third III
the fourth race. Time was 1.16ia
over three-quarters of mile.
The last race of the day saw
Shields Valley take first over Rain
God, who finished second, and Suit
lis, third. in 40 seconds over half a
mile.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-03-10
Hours Extended At
ReUenue Office

For the accommodation of those
wishing to pay their income taxes,
the office or the deputy collector OF
internal revenue at the court house
will remain open for addition hours
beginning tomorrow.
Saturday, March II, the office
will be oper until p. m. and will
remain open until 5 O'Clock on both
Monday and Tuesday of next week.
Wednesday, March Is, the office
will remain open until midnight.
The public is reminded that
Wednesday, March Is, is the last
date on which the income tax may
be paid.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-03-10
Senate Recesses
Until TomorrclU

WASHINGTON, March 10. U.P)
The senate recessed today after
hearing President Roosevelt's mes
sage. The recess is effective until
noon tomorrow.
The senate recessed until toner
row while the house arranged for
a special committee to jam through
the legislation whenever it is COM
pleted.
While the senate in in recess its
finance committee will consider
the budget recommendations Bud
get director Douglas was complet-
ing the legislation and it was ex-
pected that it would be ready by
g p. m, the hour set by Chairman
Harrison for the meeting of the
finance committee.
Mr.. Roosevelt, taking one thing
at time in his vigorous drive for
a readjustment of government to
meet the economic crisis, devoted
today's message to budget retrench-
mentS which he said must be made
to safeguard the nations credit.
The next white house move to
follow the banking and budget
legislation, will be for a $500,000, 900
bond issue to aid employment.
WASHINGTON, March 10. U.P)
Acting to speed President Roose-
velt'S demands lor authority to
cut veterans expenditures and fed
eral salaries, the house today adopt
ed a resolution creating a special
select committee to deal with the
legislation.
The action came Immediately af-
ter reading of the presidential
message was completed and was
adopted without record vote, de-
spite the protests of some members
who have been active in the cash
bonus battles of the past sessions.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-03-10
BUDGET SLASH
PLANS GIVEN
To CONGRESS
Legislation Drawn Up By Doug
las Follows Suggestions Made
In Message From President.
TO SAVE HALF MILLION
Reduction In Veterans Pay
ments And Federal Payroll
Provides For Large Saving.
BY LYLE C. WILSON

United Press Staff Correspondent
WASHINGTON, March 10. W.p)-
Legislation to grant President
Roosevelt dictatorial powers to re-
duce veterans compensation and
federal payrolls by more than $780,
100000 was prepared today by the
budget office and submitted to con-
gress for emergency action.
The senate majority leader, Rob-
inson, said the veterans reduction
would accomplish savings aggregat-
ing $40O,000,o0o and the federal
payrolls would be trimmed from
$12G,000,000 to $130,000,000.
The bill was submitted imme-
diately 10 joint meeting of the
senate finance committee, the SEN
ate economy committee and spe-
cial house committee appointed by
Speaker Rainey to deal with the
emergency economies proposed by
the President in his budget message
today.
WASHINGTON, March 10. U.P)--
IIcSlQCIII ISOOoCNClI COochy dSACu
congress for the powers of dicta-
tor in administering reductions III
veterans expenditures and govern
ment salaries ana balancing the
budget.
The legislation giving this autho-
rity to the President had not been
completed when the Presidents
message was delivered.
An indication that opposition
would develop to MIR. Roosevelt's
recommendation for cuts in vet
erans' benefits came in a statement
from Senator Robinson, (Rep) IN
diana, who declared it would be
! "cowardly' for congress to accede
, to the Presidents plan.
America wants ito dictator" he
said.
WASHINGTON, March 10.
President Roosevelt, continuing his
deal with the national emergency,
today asked congress to grant him
the powers of a dictator for dras-
tic retrenchment of government
expenses.
The President proposed to at
tack "an accumulated deficit of
$5, 900 900, 900 by:
l. Reductions in payments to
veterans.
2. Repeal of the furlough plan
reducing government salaries and
substitution of a broader plan for
reductions in pay of both civil and
military employees.
The program would reduce gov
ernment expenses by about $780,
100000.
Mr.. Roosevelt asked that this pro-
posed legislation be put into effect
at once, without even waiting for
tie beginning of the next fiscal
year" He assured congress that if
this were done there is reason
able prospect that within year
the income of the government will
be sufficient to cover the expendi-
lures of the government bal
anced budget.
The message was the Presidents
second in two days. He next will
propose. in keeping with his pledge
for swift and decisive action. a pro-
Continued On Page 81
Imperial Valley press., 1933-03-10
World Economic
Farley Planned

WASHINGTON, March 10. W.R)-
Preliminary conversations with 9TH
er governments to prepare for the
world economic conference will be
begun by the United States rs soon
as the banking crisis is passed, it
was learned at the state depart
ment today.
1t was stated that the United
States, under the new administra-
ton, will be prepared to discuss at
the economic conference all bar
riers TO trade and financial health
of the world. This will include a
discussion of tariff policy but not
necessarily rates.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-03-10
JAPAN MAKES
NEW THREAT
Warns Of Intention To Go Be-
Yond Great Wall Into China
Proper.
BY MILES w. VAUGHN
United Press Staff Correspondent

United Press Staff Correspondent
TOXIC, March 10. An imper-
ial threat that Japan may drive its
war machine into China proper
should Chinese troops movements
persist in the vicinity of the Great
Wall was intimated today by For
eign Minister Yasuya Uchida
Directing the Japanese legation
at Peiping to propose creation of
demilitariZed zone along the Great
Wall of China to prevent spread
of military operations, Uchida
warned that future Chinese move
ments would make China entirely
responsible for whatever military
action Japan deemed necessary.
Existing conditions in that area
made it appear inevitable that the
warning would be violated by the
Chinese.
Uchida sent the official commun-
lque after comforting at length with
War Minister Sadao Araki. 1t
urged that the neutral zone be set
up Immediately.
Establishment of a neutral zone
has been one of the main objectives
in the successful Japanese cam
paign in Jehol province. Toxic
spokesman have represented such
measure as necessary to insure sta
bility and peace in the So-called
independent state of Manchukuo.
JEHOL CITY, March 10. U.P)-
Japanese troops, striking hard at
a budding Chinese counter-attack,
opened an offensive around Kopei-
kou, 4 portal in the Great Wall of
China, today.
The offensive was aimed at Ko-
peikou where Chinese had been re-
ported organizing their forces for
a direct charge at Nipponese lines.
The japanese columns were sup
ported by 10 airplanes which bonn
barded Chinese positions on the
heights of the rocky terrain. The
fighting continued over wide
area.
Reports that Tang Yo-Lin, Chin
ese governor of Jehol province, had
been executed after fleeing the
capital before the Japanese took
possession, were questioned here to-
day. Military headquarters under
stood the deposed official took re-
fuge in the mountain village of
Fengning, 60 kilometers northwest
of here The report said Tang was
guarded by 5000 troops.
His flight and subsequent con-
quest of the entire province by Jap
anese troops left the post in the
hands of Gen. Chang Hai-Peng,
previously appointed by the Manch-
ukuo government. Changs ap-
pointment as chairman OF the pro-
cince was definitely decided today
at Changchun, Manchukuo capital.
Lieut.. Gen. Yashikazu NaShi
commanded the advance, while a
strong garrison remained in Jehol
City to police this zone, occupied
by the eighth imperial army last
Monday.
Today Japanese flags and the
flag of Manchukuo were flying over
the city.
TOXIC, March 10. W.P)-Resig-
nation of Gen. Charg Hueh-Liang,
marshal of the North China forces,
was reported from Peiping today by
the Nippon-Dempo news agency
Retirement of the general who di-
rected Chinese resistance against
japanese invasion of Jehol province
made it. unlikely that Japan would
press her military operations be-
yond the Great Wall, observers
here believed.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-03-10
Suspect Admits
Bank Robbery

MIAMI, Ariz.. March 10. (U.P) -
Thomas Garrity was held by police
today on charge of robbing a New
Orleans bank of $4,000. He was
taken into custody at local room
ing house late last night.
Officers said Clarity admitted
his identity but that Louisiana au-
thorities would have to prove Il.
He said he would resist attempts
to eXtradite him.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-03-10
BY THOMAS B. MALARKEY
United Press Staff Correspondent


SACRAMENTO, March 10. U.H
Still in a deadlock over the emer-
gency bank bill, the legislature to-
day adjourned until Monday morn
ing.
A senate and assembly confer
.ence committee will confer Mon
day in an attempt to adjust diff
ferences between the two houses or
as is regarded more probable
write new bill TO conform with
federal legislation.
Legislative leaders admitted it
may be deemed necessary to scrap
the bank bill and draft new
measure. There is little likelihood,
it was Indicated, that the two
houses could come to definite
agreement on the controversial
bill.
SACRAMENTO, March 10. UP)-.
The assembly halted progress of
the emergency banking bill today
when it refused 20 concur in SEN
ate amendments.
The bill was sert 10 free confer
ence of senate and assembly COM
mittees.
The senate passed the measure
yesterday after amending it to al
low withdrawal of state, county and
city funos upon approval Of the
state bank superintendent and also
to allow banks closed prior to the
holiday to reopen if they could
meet requir under the re-
Strictive bill
Assembiyman Ray Williamson,
Imperial Valley press., 1933-03-10
EINSTEIN GOING EAST

PASADENA. March 10. U.P)-Dr.
Albert Einstein, German scientist,
will leave tomorrow evening for
Chicago, where he will make a
speech, and then continue to New
York City.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-03-10
.@yF|sS!}Ss!a:fR'

SANTA MONICA, March 9.
(SpecialJ-Say, while you are
giving credit for all this bank
holiday, remember it was an
old ex-cow puncher, Governor
Balzar, of Nevada, that started
it away last summer, and if
everybody would have done 1t
then the banks would have had
a whole lot more to divide up
than they will have now.
But that is one thing you
would have never got Re-
publican administration to do,
voluntarily close a bank. Their
theory was leave 'em open till
they shut.
We can think of the most
things that would benefit the
patient, but we never think of
'em till we see the hearse go
by.
Yours,
M& R1~
Olsss EeHsusht syndisats. lac
Evening star., 1933-05-24

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g. Unrufaed.
aO Engrossed.
"a. Sphere of action.
Is. Turkestan mountain range.
is. Lambs pen name.
H. Bishops headdress.
1B. Clamors.
10. Sound of bullet.
20. Defensive ditch.
81. Profanes.
%. Fourth calf.
"a Closely confined
25 Pronoun.
rs. Indulgent.
70. Moved stealthily.
80. Both.
80. Pluto.
"a. Piece of baked clay.
IS. Famous French able.
3S. Intended.
90 Indolent.
Il. River of Lorraine.
A. Indisposed.
43 Greek letter.
As. Lean and bony.
Al Demolishing.
81. Chinese pagoda.
So. Abound.
%. Disfigure.
81. Separated into fragments.
So. Facts.
SO. Medley.
so. Verbal.
81. Roman mantles.
g. Condemn.
63 Be borne.
64 Kilns.
IS. Affirmative votes.
Sc. Sow.
ST. Irritable.
Down.
/. Highest of the vertebrate animals.
2. Bright-colored bird.
g. Keep.
Evening star., 1933-05-24
CHURCH COUNCIL LAUDS
EFFORTS OF PRESIDENT
Clause by Bishop Cannon Deplor.
ing Emphasis Of Repeal, Is
Adopted, However.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 24.-Onicials of
the Federal Council OF Churches of
Christ IN. America have revealed that
q resolution adopted by its Executive
Committee last Friday was one Of warm
commentator for President Roosevelt
ior n. expressed foreign policy and at
tempts to bring about economic re-
covery.
A clause In the resolution deplorine
the Presidents emphasis Of repeal fol
revenue was introduced q an Amend
ment by Bishop James Cannon, IT,, they
said, and adopted because Of Cannons
objection that the resolution might Be
taken rs = blanket Endorsement Of the
Roosevelt policies.
They referred to the clause Is "a
mere afterthCught." Bishop Cannon
made the prohibition clause public yes
terday ct Marion, Ind.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-20
nxslgE pR1KVAPElC1E KU
sTRIEBORNk1rU JUBILEU
PALQUTovOoV.

Dna 20 sentembra bolo krS-
sna nrekvanen;a Palontovcov M
I,ans;nov;1ln nr,lez;tost; ich
25 vvro6ia manzelstva. Oslayu
Inn ,,sno,;adalv ;cb dcsrv Anna
Sotkovsk1 Maria Naiv;rt !;
priatelia. Bolo to sikoyne pre-
rodans ,abo = n;atok vecer nr;.
sla pani Katarina Sayel q pozia-
da]a ;ch ahv isli . ron M lei
farmn 10 ma vel,a rohdtv ahv
"a; nomoh,; v sobotn . on; 70
!; nroh;l . nosl; 8 non = ked'
sa v sobotn veser okolo 3 40
vracali domov In bolo v fch do.
mo ce,kom tina > zamknnte. Ale
ked' otvorili dvere. tn sa odrazu
svetla rozsyietily a struny na
husliach .roziasaly. A tn mas
nan mlady. mic netusiac. myslel
ze ie ohen v dome a letel do piv-
nice. abv sa presyedcil. Go hori.
Ale nevidel mic. Tu no druzna
opomenula' aoy sa siei oollect J
re poJde $ mann ma sVaooOnu
cestu. A tax lsto oolo AZ s ma
sou PAM mladou' KtoreJ sne
SUNNI saslhoVu partu ma inaVu
polozln. fotom SINE 81 uo siene'
..,,+,.: uosau1,
hsur - .n,o =,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-20
100000 milionarov n svets.

Kto by to v dnesnej biede q
krize veril, ze i dnes zije ma sve.
te Wac ako 10000 l'udi, ktori
majn milionove prfjmy a maje.
thy q ktorf go tedy m6zu homo.
sit titulom "milionar''. VI to,
ze sa o mich vie, ze sd bohati
ze So 0 Mich hovorf: ito je mi
lionar" - uz to ich vyrad'ujt
Z radu ostatnych l'udi. A sku
toGne vaGsina milionarov ST
zvlastni pudia, ktori sa Cd osta'
tnych rudf lfsia nielen svojim
bohatstvom, ale j svojim zvlast.
nym, casio podivfnskym sivo-
tom, svojimi chdt' 'kami zAl'u-
bami d ME zriedka j svojim me-
st 'astlm, lebo prave ma miliona-
roch - ukazuje, ze bohatstvo
eSte samo 3 sebe nikomu nepri-
nieslo n iaatfe.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-20
KATAsTRoFALNY oHEN

" obci Kamienka pri Humen-
nom chytil sa stoh slamy ho-
stinskeho Iubiscaka. Plamene
preskocily na okolne domy a
kym priSi hasicia Humenne.
no, zhorelo desat' domov 80
v5etktmi hospod6rskymi budo-
vami. Zhorela tohorocn& dro.
da, 20 je pre- poskod denych, vse.
tko vel'mi chudobnych obcanov,
najyaGsia rama. Skoda je asi
250,0O0 K6s, poisteny ale nebol
nikto. Patnast' rodfn dostalo sa
do 6plnej biedy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-20

Cd zatiatku az do koncas pro-
cessu vyroby najvacsia pozornost
je venovana vasej Lucky Strike.
Ma priklad len stredne 1istie je
pouzivane - ME surove vrchne listy
rastliny alebo drsne spodne listy.
A potom, to sa rozumie, su vase
Lucky Strike toastovane pre- lepsiu
chut pre- ochranu hrdla. Vysledok
upornej pozornosti ma podrobnosti
je ten, ze nemozete rozoznat jednu
Lucky cd druhej. Tie sn vzdy
pevne a pine napakovane a vzdy
s1 mierne hladke. Kazdy krok
pri vyrobe Lucky Strike je krokom
ku jednakosti. Vyse sestdesiat pre-
ciznych instrumentov je upotrebe-
nych ku tomuto 1celu.
v Lucky Strike najdete vzdy
najlepsi tabak, najlepsiu vyrobu a
preto al najdete, re Luckies vzdy
sti obIubene. z tejto priciny vybe-
racni fajSiari prijali Lucky Strike
"a svoju cigaretlu "od zaciatku az
do konca."
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-20

Povyss je vyobrazeny oman,
Lucky Strike cigaretli, ktory teraz
je ulkazovany 70 v5kladnych ohio
koch, kde sa predavajd cigarette '
celych Spojenych Statoch. Jednou
zvlastnostou tohoto pozoruhodneho
oznamu je upotrebenie barevnych
plachtic, pricom OMAN je umiest-
neny okolo maleho clnka cerveno-
oranzovou plachticou, Co je v zivom
kontraste s odtienkami oceanu, ma
ktorom clnok PLAYA.
Zakiai barevne plachtice sI po-
pularne Europskych krajinach uz
cd viacerych rokov, najma manor
nikmi v Stredozemnom mori a z
Bretonska, uzivanie takych plachtic
v tejto krajine len cd nedavna sa
ujima ma malych clnoch. V Europe
boly mnohobarevne plachtice
popularne a teraz al v tejto krajine
sa zjavujl kazdej moznej pevnej
barve jako al v mnohych genialnych
barevnych kombinaciach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-20
,KOLOMAZOU ZATRELI MA.
DARSKE NAPISY v PRESOvE

Akcia "a odstranovanie zby-
tocnej mad'arciny obchod-
nych tab1P a mad'arsko-neme-
ckych napisov v obchodnych
miestnostiach stretla sa S uspo-
kojivym vysledkom menovite
medzi obchodnfkmi a remesel-
ktori yeas pochopili nut
most prisp0sobit sa pomerom.
Horsie obisli v tieto dni advo-
k&ti, lekari a niektore firmy,
ktore napriek roznym upozor.
neniam ostentativne a provo.
kativne 81 ponechavai vedla
slovenskeho napisu napis ma
d,arsky. Jednej noci boly toti5
vsetky dvoj-jazycne tabul ky a
reklamne vyvesky ciernou kolo'
mazou zatrete.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-20
BAZkR STEELTON KLUBU
SA WDARH

v pondelok vecer zakl '1cil sa
bazar, ktory usporiadal Steel
ton Klub H., Is. a Is. oktobra.
TAX sa zdarne zakoncil, ze pre-
vysil vsetko ocakavanie uradni-
kov a 1dov klubu.
Zakl'ucuj1cou udalost'ou bolo
korunovanie krapovny. TIL 1ctu
81 zasl1zila slecna Helena Con
dol. Mayor Mark E. Moore po-
vedal korunuj1cu rec a koncil-
man Michal Kirwan odovzdal
al'ovne kyticu kvetov. Tiez
prisluhovali kral'ovne slecny
Margareta Jakupcin, Margareta
Macinga, Irena Cecko a Helena
Pritoka. ...
V tychto troch dnoch daily sa
ma vyhru kose, preplnene gro
ceriou, mdka, cukor, sadlo, sun
ky, Stamina, zemiaky, kury, ka-
cky, zajace, rozlicne ovocie, ba-
ran, tela, prasiatko a tiez al je-
den svrchnik. Boly tanecne "a
bavy al kartova zabava. Obcer-
stvenie bolo to najlepsie. Ma "a.
kp1cenie kazdeho veceru dali
ma vyhru dverovd cenu.
Cele obecenstvo bolo prekva-
pene S miestnost'ou, ktoru ma
Steelton Klub pre- svojich ddov
Mnohi gratulovali klubu k u
spesnemu bazaru a zicili sta.
sta k bud1cej cinnosti.
Uradnfci Steelton K1ubu bert
81 tdto prilezitost' d'akovat' vse'
tkym, ktori prispei nejakyn
sposobom ku zdaru bazara. Tie
d'akuj1 celemu obecenstvu q
Diary, co prispeli ma bazaar q
ich prftomnost' ma bazare.
Vsetkym 1primna vd'aka!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-20
vLCI RoZTRHALI JALoVKY

" blizkosti Papfna v humen-
skom okrese doslo k ojedinelemu
prfpadu, ktory sa tuna ma okoli
uz dlhe roxy nestal. Krdel asi 5
|vlkov primal ga 2 hustych le-
soy ma ldku, ma ktorej So paslo
st4do kr&v a jalovic. Wei sa
vrhli ma dve jalovice, ktore "a
dlAvili, kym incl jeden vlk od-
hryzol maso 2 lytka, takze ia.
lovica musela byt' zabita. Wei s
korist'ou zmizli Y nepreniknu-
tel'ntch lesoch. Zpravu doniesol
do dediny pastier, ktory videl
tdto prfhodu. Ma druhy den ga
vypravili ma vlkov pol'ovnici.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-20

Kostik y. Stadtherr 4 E. Ernst
" Hammond q Milos Mlynarovic
" Ind. Harbor . v East Chica.
go. Tito dost. panovia dostavili
sa S 1radami svojich odbociek
do sieni uz spomenutej osady a
zalozil sa Fort-waynsky Diece-
zalny Sbor s nasledovnym lra-
dom: DIP. Jan Lach, duchovny
radca; Jozef Chilla osady sv.
Jana, predseda; pi. Emma Ber-
tina 2 osady najsv. Trojice, pod
|predsedkyna; 81. Anna Daniel, 2
osady Nanebevzatia, sekretar-
ka; Stefan Dauda Misie, po-
kladnik., Tiez utvoril sa j w
konny vybor 2 nasledovnych:
|p. Tomas Smolen z osady sv. ia
ma, Stefan Kovacik z osady Ne
poskvrneneho Poe, j. Hunera 2
osady Najsv. Trojice, Stefan Ba-
jo a pi. Romanak osady j z
Misie Nanebevzatia. Trad Die
cezalneho Sboru pozostava mu-
zov a zien nadanych, narodne a
nabozensky hlboko zalozenych
vsetcia Mich vydobyli 81 zvuc-
ne memo vo spolkoch a pri osa-
dach; viaceri z Mich znami s1
ma celom stredozapade a ME-
ktorych z mich dobre vie celia
SLOW. Amerika.
Ze sa uz raz podarilo obno-
Wit a utvorit' odbocky S. S. f.,
ze sa splnila tuba hi. 1radu S.
is. X. zalozenim Dice. Sboru v
State Indiana a ze sa tax narod-
ma a katolicka akcia zapocala
"a to zasluha patri dost. panom,
bo oni porozumeli volanie SLOW.
a kat. ducha a zasluha patri tym
sestram a bratom, ktori ochotne
pon1kli seba ma misionarsku
pracu, ak1 ide konat' S.S.K.
pre- Slovae tn pre- narod pod
Tatrami.
S. S. X. 81 blahozela, re zalo-
zenim Fort-waynskeho Dice. Sb.
obdrzalo mocneho ci1iitel'a vo
vinici Panovej ma roll naroda
dedicnej a tiez radost'ou bla-
hozela Slovaci v State Indiana,
ktora spolcenim sa bezi pridru-
zit' sa tym Sborom, ktore konat'
|id1 pracu historick1.