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The Washington times., 1934-01-02
JOCKEY TELLS
Of SUCCESS

Not in years has any Jockey so
gripped the imagination of the
thousands of turtles throughout
the country as Jackie Westrope,
baby-faced wizard of the saddle,
who today stands in the charmed
and golden circle Of those riding
800 winners in the course of one
season.
What Is the secret of West
ropes success? Here are West
ropes own rules for those who
would follow in his footsteps.
/ Clean living; 2 Don't be
timid; 3 Take the shortest way
home; 4 Be alert at the barrier;
s Don't use the whip on firing
horse, nurse him; 6 Always
ride to instructions, unless
you're on your own; Z Be in
love with your work; 8 Study
pace: 8 Avoid all dissipatiOns;
10 And don't get a big head.
It's a simple set Of rules, too
but Jackie will tell you that by
religiouSly sticking to them he
has been successful in the dis
tinction of being the first jockey
In Is years to hit the 300 mark
Only three other riders in the
history Of the American turf have
booted home 300 or more winners
Walter Miller rode 388 in 1906, an
American record, and the follow
ing year the same jockey scored
with 33S. In 1908 Vincent Powers
kicked home 324.
The Washington times., 1934-01-02
:OR|OLE GIRL
WON CROWN
AFTERT|E
By DANNY GILL


There's something about the
word Dixie" which catches the
eye and pleases the imagination.
Like in the song, good times
there are not forgotten" the
thrills Of The Washington Times
Ladies Dixie Sweepstakes are
such that another banner crop
Of women duckpin Snipers Is as
Sured.
Although the event is not to
be held until January 20 and this
is the first formal announcement
Of it, an entry has already been
received. Dorothy Kennedy. Of
Baltimore, winner of the South
ern Sweepstakes at Atlanta, is
the claimant Of the honor.
She won over such stars IS
'Babe" Bangert and Katherine
Wall Wick.
According to George L. Isemann,
N. D. D. B. C. secretary, who
helped promote the event, the
girls staged a rousing battle for
honors. Miss Kennedy and Miss
!. Bangert tieing for the lead. Miss
Kennedy came through to win
the roll-off, gaining thereby the
greatest ovation ever accorded
an out-of.totwn star by Georgia
rooterS.
She rolls on the Lexington team
Of the Baltimore Major League,
has 104 average and is especially
consistent in sweepstakes. It is
likely that her rival, Babe" Ban
CERT, will represent Atlanta in the
Dixie.
The entry list of 81 obtained
last year is expected to be bet
tered this month, with partici-
pants coming from as far north
as New England and as far south
as Atlanta.
George L. Isemann, executive
chairman of the committee, has
announced the entry fee will be
$3.50, with the nine games being
divided among Rendezvous, Co
hlmbia and Lucky Strike alleys.
The first block Is due to start
at / p. H., with the second three
games beginning at 4:30 o'clock at
Columbia and winding up at Lucky
Strike at 8 o'clock.
Lotta Janowitz, Baltimore tim
Der tumbler, is the defending
champion, having hung up 1927
last year, which was 80 pins un-
der the mark established by Lor-
raine GULL, the leader in 1892, and
Katherine Wick, Of Norfolk, was
runner-up to the Baltimorean with
q 1011.
The Washington times., 1934-01-02
anticipated an East triumph.

anticipated an East triumph.
Rain fell throughout the game
and the slippery, tricky gridiron
slowed down the fast Eastern
backs, who did manage, however,
to get one running attack under
way in the second period.
With Mike Sebastian, Of Pitt
running interference; Ed Danow'
ski, Fordham fullback; Joe Laws
and Beattie Feathers advanced
the ball on two forward laterals
and a series Of plays to the West
one-yard line. It was a S6-yard
march but it stopped right there.
That ended the East's scoring
threat.
The Washington times., 1934-01-02
DUKES RAIL- !
FOR GRID WIN

MIAMI, Jan. 2.-The only salts
faction loyal Miamians have to-
day after watching their home
University walloped by Duquesne,
33 to 7, is that it didn't rain
here as it did in Pasadena, Cal.
Duquesne scored first in the third
quarter and then in the final un-
leashed a sensational passing at
tack that netted four touchdowns.
1t was the last appearance of
Duquesne under the leadership of
Elmer Layden, who goes back to
coach Notre Dame next year,
The Washington times., 1934-01-02
MEMS
DAY IS OVER
IN SCHOOLS
BY SID KATZNELL

1t seems the four.letter man
era has reached its last roundup
in the high school fraternity.
Four-letter athletes are as
scarce as Babe Ruths and Lefty
Groves. In fact there is not an
all sports performer in sight at
any of the high schools. How
ever there are numerous three
letter men and dozens Of two
letter men.
Nolan Tops List
Tommy Nolan of Eastern is
probably the most prominent of
three-letter receivers. He gained
insignias in baseball, football and
basketball, being a star in each.
George Brandt, who now at
tends North Carolina University.
was awarded four COS" at Gen.
tral for his athletic prowess in
football, baseball, basketball and
track several years ago. Heine
Hoffman and Benjamin McCul-
lough received all four letters
while matriculating at Eastern
few years back.
Hap" Elmer Hardell, genial
athletic director at Tech, when
asked how many four letter men
attended the technical institution
since his regime, said:
Rule At Tech
"NOne. There is a drastic rule
at Tech, which says that ath-
letes are only allowed to play in
three major sports. Only one
player received three letters and
he was Carl "MOnk") Mac.
Cartee, now going to st. Johns
College.
Fellows like BOzie Berger, Bill
Werber and AL Reichman ex-
celled exceptionally we'll in two
sports. Berger and Werber
ShOne in baseball and basket
ball, while at Tech, while Reich.
man starred in track and foot
ball. These boys might have
won four letters if they were
permitted to go out for other
sports"
Central High varsity basketball
players are today marveling about
the brand of ball their older
brothers played against them yes
terday in the Central gym. The
Alumni defeated the present Cen
tral five in a rough-and.tough
game, 81 to %.
GregOrio Shines
The Alumni led at the interulis-
sion, 16 to g. Bill Burch and For
rest Burgess topped the Alumni
scorers by pocketing 10 points
apiece. Mario Gregorio was the
only Central varsity player able
20 penetrate the potent Alumni'S
jefense with regularity. He made
Is points.
The Alumni also captured the
meet, 80 to 26, taking
i've of the eight events.
Max Rote, who captains G. w.
swim team was the ace in the hole
'or the old grads, winning the So
yard and 100-yard free style races.
He was also anchor man on the
victorious 150-yard medley relay
The Washington times., 1934-01-02
GREENS annex
SPORT TROPHY

LAKE PLACID, N. Y, Jan. 2.
The Harding Trophy, emblematic
of winter sports supremacy. today
is in possession of Dartmouth
College.
The Indians compiled 81 points
against 20 for St. Patrick's, Of
Ottawa, 19 for New Hampshire.
IA for Ottawa University. 6 for
McGill, for Fordham and for
Maine.
Lucien Lafleur. of Ottawa, won
the ski jump with leap of 102
feet, Frank Lepau, of Dartmouth,
captured the snowshoe race and
Wingate Smith. of st. Patrick's,
won the figure skating title.
The Washington times., 1934-01-02
Last Night's Fights

At Cincinnati-Fred Miller. 125. Gin.
Olnnati. outpOinted Jackie Sharkey.
d36, Minneapolis d0).
A. rhiisdslPhiSMTS%y Ps.s PSieo NaS3 itS'
1t Wheeling. W. va.-Battling
GiEzy, 1877. Domoro, Pa. decisioned
steve O'Malley, las. Bellaire' Ohio l0.
Al Rochester, N. Y.-Jack Portney,
fsS, Baltimore, decisioned Wesley
Ramey, 136. Grand Rapids (1O).
At Milwaukee-Frankie Battaglia.
winnipeg middleweight, won on
Haute Ind. (9.
Al ChicaKo-Johnny PhaEan. Chi
caRo middleweight. defeated Johnny
Dukslsky. Chicago 1O) Meyer Grace.
indian polls. knocked out Peewee Jar
rcIi, Chicago (2,
AZ Fargo. N D,--Shersld Kennard
Fargo AwelterwsiEht, defeated Prince
SauBde Chicago S).
The Washington times., 1934-01-02

Oauer SCOlc C1e SNOW at Lue
1884 New Year Day game by
scoring the Vests two touch
downs in the first period to give
his all.star team mates, recruited
from Western university elevens,
a 12-to-0 victory. Sauer also was
the man who halted an Eastern
touchdown march on the Vests
one-yard line.
Driving with the full power and
speed of his 1876 pounds, sauer
carried the ball over from the
five-yard line for the first score.
A few minutes later he chalked
up the second score on a pretty
25-yard run through right tackle.
Sixth For West
It was the sixth victory of the
West and somewhat of a surprise
to the $4,000 spectators who had
The Washington times., 1934-01-02
Texas Netmen CIinch
Series Net HOnOrS

MEXICO CITY, Jan. 2.-The
Texas tennis team is the new net
champion today of the Southern
section Of the country.
Yesterday the Lone Star State
netmen defeated the Mexico team
in the finals Of the international
series, 9 to 7 to clinch honors.
The Texas team will now re-
ceive the trophy donated by the
local tennis federation each year.
Doc Burr and Bert Welton won
for Texas. defeating Alfonso
linda, Ga, 60, and Esteban
Reyes, 3-6, 6-3, 6-3, respect
lively.
The Washington times., 1934-01-02
Michigan State FiUe
Sees Action TOnight

EAST LANSING, Mich, Jan.
2.-Driven indoors by winters
cold, all Of Michigan States
athletes will gather in the gym
nasium and big demonstration
hall to carry on well-rounded
program of sports activities dur
ing the next three months.
The basketball squad, scheduled
to play Mississippi College, OF
Clinton, Miss. Tuesday night,
has been in training during the
past four days.
The Washington times., 1934-01-02
HAWKS HOLD LEAD

CHICAGO, Jan. 2.-Despite
2-to-1 setback here last night at
the hands of Toronto, the Chicago
Black Hawks ENckey team today
still clung to first place in the
American division standings.
The Washington times., 1934-01-02
Hunk Anderson Gets
N. C.. State Grid Post

Heartley w. Chunky Ander-
son, formerly head coach Of
Notre Dame, succeeds one Of his
Notre Dame pupils, John ~Clip-
PERI Smith. as chief Of football
at North Carolina State Univer-
sity, Raleigh, N. c.,
Anderson yesterday signed a
three.year contract here. follow
ing a conference with T. s. John.
son, acting chairman of the North
Carolina State athletic council.
The Washington times., 1934-01-02
Indiana Pins First
Defeat On Temple

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2 G.N.SD.
Temple University's basketball
quintet today had suffered it's
first defeat of the season at the
hands of Indiana University by
the score of 43 to 20. Led by
Capt. Woodrow Weier and Ver-
non Huffman, Indiana scored a
total of II field goals against o
scored by the Owls.
The Washington times., 1934-01-02
STEWARDS PERFORM

The Stewart Pharmacy basket
ball team engages the Warwicks
tonight at Z o'clock in the Eas.ern
High gym.
The Washington times., 1934-01-02
Sauer Leads West Eleven
To Victory Over East

SAN FRANCISCO, JAM 2-George Sauer alAmerican full
back Nebraska is the football hero who will be remembered
the annual Shrine charity game here
The Washington times., 1934-01-02

A homo 10 your castle your
greatest protection . wise invest
ment! Study the many worthwhile
home buys advertised for sale In the
WANT AID SECTION Of this neWSpApeF.
The Washington times., 1934-01-02
SEEKS COURT GAMES

The Savoy Theater 115-pound
court team desires games. Phone
Adams 5O59,
The Washington times., 1934-01-02
Bortnick's Brilliant Rolling
Leads Jewish Triumph

Sam Bortnick stocky Jewish bowler in small way must
know how Julius Caesar felt when he uttered those historic
words "Veni Vdi Yc"
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-08

sprievodu na cintorfn,
prevadenie ju do matly
Znacfm ga ) dctou
Pavsl BartoI III
trdchliaci n
ZAKLADATEI, 81. II
vENsKU zo1f

Dna 5. maja umrel \ K
ci (Gemer) zakladatel 4
predseda Slov. Ev. Jednot
Slovensku Pavel Balciar
ny ako chudobny dreyoF
vyst' 'ahoval sa do Amerikys
poznal blahodarn6 vtsledk
cinkovania s. 3. j.: xfr1
mravno-nabozenskeho q nfx6
neho ducha, pomoci blix -
atp. Ked' sa vratil domov, n
mienil 81, ze zalozf j ma Slow
sku ev. jednotu. Citil, u y
dobnd jednotu by SINE tu vsI
mi potrebovali preto So dal 4
celou energou do prace y 4
skutoenenie svojej idei q xaloxil
dna "a. oktobra 1920 prvt ot
Dor SCI. v Klenovci. Dnes pe
IA rokoch ma SCI. uz do 80, GA
elenov, sdruzenych ' 314 mill
nych odboroch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-08
CT. OBECENSTVU A UDKY.
NAM ZEN. PoLIT. KLUBU
MA LANSINGVuLE.

Oznamujem vsetkym spolu-
sestram Zeskeho Politickeho a
sestram Zenskeho Politickeho a
singville, ze uz ma t1to nedel'u
budeme mat piknik. Tiez pro-
sim, ably Slovaci Slovenky z
celej Mahoning doliny prisli 81
zatancovat' a 6iaden neobanuje.
Teda do videnia ma nedel'u ma
pikniku ma Shirley Rd., kde BY
vajd pikniky kazdy rok.
Tiez oznamujem, ze Zensky
Politicky Klub bude prijimat'
ddkyne zdarma "a tri mesiace,
tax by som prosila zeny Y me-
ne q. P. K, aby pristdpily me.
dzi mas Je to dobry a vel'o
podporujdci klub, tax ktore ze-
nieky by chcely medzi mas vstd-
pit, mech sa hlasia u sestry 1c.
tovnicky, pani Palguta.
Som q Ictou sesterskym po.
zdravom,
Y. Neclco. zap
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-08
Kalend6r Cinnosti
Slovenskej
Prihlasy zabav do tohto Ka-
lendara prijima redakcia.

10. jhna- -Graduacna slavnost7
q predstavenie skolskych de-
tt osady sv. jana Krst. Y Me-
mortal High School audito.
RUNE, Campbell.
10. jtna-Piknik zenskkho Pc.
liitckeho Klubu ma Lansing
vile, ma Shady Run.
II. dna-Piknik Technick6ho
vyboru Sboru 146. s. T. J. So
kol v Antalikovej zahrade ma
South Meridian Rd.
"a. jdna-Piknik Spolku sv. ia.
ma Krstitel'a, 6. 1913. P. s. J.
ma Petrovicovej farme '
Campbell.
8. jtla-25-rocne jubileum Cis.
500. IKSJ. v Poland Country
Club. -.
= 26. JULIA -slovensl5 Den '
Idora parku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-08
PAM MARIA KOSTURAK
ZOMRELA.

PAM Maria Kosturak, (. "a
Gladstone Ave-, zomrela 2. j1-
ma 0 $50 rano svojej domac-
nosti vo veku 81 rokov. Jej
pohrab Dol utorok rano do
mu sm1tku, odkiaP sa smltoc-
ny sprievod potion pohol do
chramu sv. AHbety. Smdtocn1
sv. omsu sltzil vnuk nebohej,
Rev. Michal j. Hnat. Jahnom
bol Rev. James A. Yavorsky,
podjahnom seminarista Michal
Tarapcak a ceremonarom semi
narista Tomas Sofranec. DOZEN
MI kazen povedal Rev. Jozef Il.
Kostik. Neboha lezala ma po-
steli "a tri roxy. Ked' citila, ze
So blfzi jej koniec, prosila Bo-
ha, aby jej dal dodit' vysvate-
MIA ma knazstvo jej vnuka, Rev.
Hnata, ktory by jej odsldzil sv.
omsu. Jej prosba bola vyslysa-
ma tax sa stalo, ze Rev. Hnat
odbavil prvt pohrab pri svojej
starej matke. Pochovan& bola
pri svojom muxovi Y Calvary
cintorfne. Celia Hnatovak& rodi,
- xslis = kon.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-08

Cital som " minulom eisle t.
novln zpravu, tykaj1cu sa mo-
jej neb. manzelky Amy Bartos
z c. 80 Morley Ave., Campbell,
ktorej pohrab bol odbyvany 80.
maja ma Den Ozdobenia hrobov
Decoration Day.. Ponevac som
bol sm1tkom zroneny, nemal
som prilezitost' pozriet' a sa po-
d 'akovat' nespocetnym pirate
l'om, ktori prisli jej ostatnd L.
ctu dat, a odprevadit' ju do
matky zeme. Najsamprv d'aku-
jem srdecne vlp. j. l.. Kostiko-
vi, re ju zaopatril vsetkymi svia
tost ami, potrebnymi cloveku,
ktory sa odbera ma druhy svet.
Srdecne d'akujem bratom K.
Sokolom, ze boil tax laskavi a
postarali sa straz a o nosicov
truhly. Dalej d'akujem sestram
G. POP K. q. j. "a straz a DIAL
Stu uctu, ktord jej preukazaly a
d 'akujem Oltarnemu a Ruzenco-
vemu spolku "a ich 1ctu, ktorl
Jej vzdaly. Tiez vyslovujem
vsetkym vd'aku, ktori poskytli
svoJe automobile ma odyezenie
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-08
KRASNE PARTY K POCTE
81, MANDULOVEJ.

V predosle tyzdne boly same
radovanky a party ma North
Side, ale minulej nedele bolo to
zacate ma South Ave-, to jest
u p. a pani Michal Mandula.
Vydavajd svoju najstarsiu dee
ru, tax tel prfciny boly tam
usporiadane party. Okolo 8. ho-
diny vecer priatelia Mandulov-
GOV zacai sa schadzat' do ich
domacnosti, a o 9. Dol uE dom
preplneny. A to nielen dom, ale
i v zahrade bolo uz plno. TAX
nase zenicky daily sa do karat
ma 500 a ktora vyhrala cenu, to
nechcely vyzradit'.
Ked' uz bola dobra nalada,
tax sa postavili al muzikanti z
Boardman St. ami ma komando
a zaeali rezat' pod nohy, ze ve-
ru j tt nasi starsi sa dobre po-
vykr1cali. A pani Janova Faj-
cak mala dost' prace, aby tym
nasim zeni6kam troska smad u
hasila, lebo bolo dost' teplo, a
to este vykrdcat' 0 muzskych
w tol'kej starosti nebolo, lebo
tt boil ma niznom poschodi do
raz po ruke. Tam ami nebolo
tax hordco, lebo bolo po ruke
to, 20 chladi al rozveself. Pan
Mandula kazdeho vital s tym
9-percentovym, takze nam AMI
ma myself neprisla ta depresfa.
A najviac sa velicila pani Man.
dulova. ze sa tax sisli. Bolo asi
100 os6b. Ma budlce, ked' p. q
pani Mandula budd vydavat
druhd dceru, tax mozno j Kra
kuska hala bude primala. A tax
pri dobrej nAlade hostia sa "a
bavali az do pozdnej noci.
Kde bude nexti
Jeden : prftomntc tch
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-08
PAM MARIA KORNYAK
ZOMREI.A

PAM Maria Kornyak Hanus-
Gin, {. 241 Gordon Ave-, Camp
bell, zomrela 4. jdna 3. popo-
ludni vo veku 81 rokov. Opla-
kava ju manzel Jan Kornyak
a dietky Matej, Jan, Stefan, Jo-
zef a Maria Vansuch tuna a
dive sestry kraji. Bola ddky-
iou Americkeho Ruskeho Brat
stva &. 36. Pohrab bol vo styr.
tok rano pravoslavneho ko-
stola sv. Michaila. Pohrabne o.
brady vykonal Rev. Milly. Po-
chovana bola ma cirkevnom Gin
torine. Neboha bola i nevlast.
nou matkou p. Michala Kor.
nicka, tai. Slov. Baseball ligy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-08
JAN w. LUCAS ZoMREL

Jan w. Lucas, z (. n Harvey
ST., Struthers, zomrel v sobotu
popoludni vo veku 40 rokov.
Oplakava no manze1ka Maria,
dcery Jozeffna a Margita, syn
Earl, otec Nikolaj Lukas, sestry
PAM Maria Repasky, pani J. g..
Gura, pani j. J. Gura, pani ia
nova Salina, pani Michalova
Mickler a bratia Nikolaj a A.
lexander v Struthers. Bol vete-
ramon svetovej vojny a 1dom
World War Veterans, Odboru
64. N. s. s. a gr. k. osady sv.
Nikolaja. Pohrab Dol utorok
chramu sv. Nikolaja. Pocho-
vany Dol ma Calvary cintorine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-08
AKo sA DosTAf DO Po-
LAND COUNTRY KLUBU MA
JUBII.EUM &. 500. IKsJ.

Ked' som nedavno pisal ohl'a-
dom 25rocneho jubileumu Spoil
ku sv. Cyrila a Metoda, G. 500
IKSJ., pri ktorej prilezitosti
bude banket v Poland Country
Klube ma 8. julia, mnohf sa ma
dopytovali, ze jake sa tam do
stat. TAX tn kratkosti chcem
podat' male vysvetlenie a 1pra-
Wy.
Ktori pojdu ma svojom aute,
m6zu ist' po South Ave. a ked'
prfdu ma Midlothian Blvd, mech
sa obratia ma vychod lvl'avo)
idd az po Sheridan Rd. Tam
mech sa skr1tia vpravo a prfdu
prosto ku hale. Alebo mech id1
po Poland Ave-, to je State
Road 80, tax cd Center st. asi
tri blaky je Sheridan Rd. pri-
du po nej prosto ku hale.
Ii, co pocestuj1 busom, mech
vezm1 Brownlee Woods-Stru-
theirs bus a zosadnd ma Weston
st. Tam sa bus obrati do Stru-
theirs a po Sheridan Rd. asi 6
blakov prfdu ku hale. Tento bus
chodi kazdych Is mint. Dru-
ny bus je Brownlee Woods-Po-
land. Ma tom MOTE ist' az ma
Country Club Rd. ku golf hri-
sku a tam zosadndt' a sa obra-
tit ma pravo ma zapad, tax pri-
du ku hale asi tri blaky vida
lenej. Cestovne sa platf ako v
meste, pass, transfer alebo 1Oc,
lebo je to 'City limits. Brown
lee-Poland busy chodia kazd1
hodinu.
Dalej tiez vyzyvam 1dov, ably
sa zdeastnili sch6dze, ktora sa
bude odbyvat' ma 10. j1na. To
je posledna sch0dza pred ban
ketom. Sd vazne veci k pojed-
navaniu, preto by NAL byt' ka-
zdy I'D pritomny. Treba nam
vsetkym spolocne pracovat', a.
by sme- to 25-rocne jubileum
zdarne oslavili. Posledna sch6-
dza urcila, ze kazdy I'D ma pla-
tit "a tiket. Tikety sd po 75c.
Vybor prosi ctene obecenstvo,
ably 81 tikety Gin skor zakdpilo,
aby znal, jake prichystat'.
Jubilejny vybor je nasledov.
ny: NJ. Markovic, J. A.. Kris.
pinsky, F.. Pataky, F. Kanik,
j. Flip, St. Muransky, J.. Co.
mex, M. Mandula, M. Farka-
sovsky, j. Lesicko, j. Forgac,
j. Duley, J. Hiznay.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-08
VEL'KY PIKNIK SOKOLOV
II. JtNA.

/" Technicky vybor Sboru 146.
H. II. j. Sokol usporiada ma ne
del'u, II. jina popoludni vel ky
piknik Antalfkovej zahrade
ma South Meridian Rd. Toto
bude opravdovy sokolsky vylet,
Ma ktorom sd kaEdy zabavf, q
ko sa len ma sokolskej zabave
moze zabavit'. Budd romantic
hry, ob6erstvenie, zakusky atd'
Zahrada p. Antalfka je par mi
nut chodze vl'avo cd konca Ma
honing car line.
Slovenske obecenstvo 1ctive
povolava Vtbor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-08
PIKNIK-vYLET sPEvo.
K0LU EVANJ. CIRKVE

Slovensky evanjelicky spevo-
kol cirkve "Jana Husa" ma bu-
d1cu nedel'u, t. j. dina 10. j1na
popoludnf vydrziava piknik-
vylet v zahrade p. Pavla Anita
lika ma South Meridian Road,
(asi stvrt' mile JUNE cd Ma
honing Ave., kde sa nase pix
Milky odbavuj1.
Vybor sa usilovne pripravuje,
aby sa piknik dobre vydaril a
aby sa kazdy dobre citil. Slo.
venske obecenstvo je srdecne
pozvane. Do mileho videnia ma
vylete. .NrA
Betty L.istiak,
zapisovatel'ka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-08
TAIIANsKO BUDE
VALtTf "A sEBA

Benito Muasolini, diktator Ia
hanska NAL rec ku dobrovop-
nixon, Y ktorej 60 vyjadril, Se
y buddcej vojne Taliansko bu.
de bojovat' "a seba ME "a
pudi, ktori sa vydavajd "a ta-
lianskych spojencov. Toto sa IT,
kalo menovite Francdzska, kto-
re sl'ubilo Talianom kolonie v
Afrlke a nedalo. Taliani tiez
chceli celd horvatskl Dalmaciu
a dostai len njekol'ko ostroyov
a Fiume.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-08
20 sCH0DZE LANsINavIIL
sKEHo PoLLT. KLUBU.

Lansingvillsky Politicky a
Vzdelavaj1ci Klub odbyval svo.
ju riadnu mesacn1 schodzu 8.
jdna v nedel'u vecer v Soko-
lovni, ktorej sa z1castnil dost'
hodny pocet ddov. Hoe je uz
al hor1ce pocasie, ddovia INA
il, ze tu ma Lansingville je
klub, ma sch6dze ktoreho sa od-
plati ist' a pocut' daco noveho.
Ma tejto schodzi mali SINE dvoch
recnikov, a sfce pana Bacu 20
Steeltonu a pana Kocisa 20
Struthers, ktori nam vysvetlo-
vail a poucovali, jak by bolo
lepsie pokracovat' v politi-
ckom boji.
Mas klub sa rozhodol poslat'
vybor ku nasim mestskym u
radnfkom, ably nam ulice polia-
Ii olejom, ktore s1 este ME w.
dlazdene, lebo podaktore ulice
s1 tol'kym prachom pokryte, ze
tie zenicky, ktore ma Mich By.
vajd, nestacia cistit' svoje chy-
ze. No ale ked' sa mas klub ma
to vezme, tax tie ulice nebudd
prasn6. Tiez mas klub sa rozho-
dol a postal vybor ku policaj'
nemu sefovi, ably SINE dostali
lepsiu ochranu tu ma mas Ian
singvillsky vrsok, aby tt mas
policajti nepresli tadial' len RAJ
cez den alebo mic, ale ably pill
nejsie dopatrali, aby sa nasin
tu byvajdcim obcanom nestava'
ly skody po nociach, ako sa te
casio robi. No to Ease vidno. Il
mas klub sa nielen 0 politiku
stara, ale tiez vselico in4ho
60 JIG k dobru pre- mas. TAX pro
sim tych spoluobcanov, ktorf .
Ste neprisldchajd do nasho klu
bu, aby tax urobili q sa dali "a
pfsat', lebo je to vse lepsie sko
rel, ako nikdy. Som 8 dctou
Stefan Muransky. z&p
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-08
5000 L'UDf ZABITf
AUTOMOBM.AM

Ia posledne tri roxy a pat
mesiacov zabite bolo ' Spoje-
nych Statoch 125, 900 l'udi au-
tomobilami. Ak zabfjanie pojde
tfmto tempom nad'alej, zabite
bude do roku 1910 najmenej
315, 900 l'udf a ranen6 vyse 10
milionov. Zabite bude tax Wac
l'udi, nezli zabite bolo vo vset-
kych vojnach, ' ktorych tato
krajina mala dcast'.
Automobilovtm nehodam mai
Wac ma prfcine je nepozorn6 q
rtchle hnanie auta, nedobrt
brzdy, xle svetl6 ! pokazenk
n &&&yys