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Evening star., 1934-08-11

Steele Of Plandome, Long Island, who
were at the Shoreham for few days,
had guests dining with them last eve
ming on the terrace. Mr.. and Mrs.
Steele left this morning for Point
Lookout to remain over Sunday, and
will return the first Of the week.
fa aa.r
Mrs. w. H. Wilmer, r., has come
here from her home in Birmingham,
Ala, with her young son to spend the
coming season, and she has taken an
apartment at the Wardmarl Park
Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Let's have
gone to Spring Lake to remain for
10 days or two weeks. They will also
visit their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. william NJ Guthrie,
who are at their Summer home, in
Bay Head, N. j.
Mrs. Catharine Let's Jones, who
has as her week end guests. Mr.. ana
Mrs Frederick Ward, will entertai =
at dinner at the Chevy Chase Club
Saturday night. She viii have about
20 in her party.
Dinner at Shoreham
For Mr.. and Mrs. Van Fossan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl o. Lawton en-
tertained guests at dinner on the
terrace at the Shoreham last evening
in compliment to Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert L. Van Fossan of Mansfield, Ohio.
who are visiting in Washington Mr..
Van Fossan is a brother of Judge
Ernest H. Van FoSsan Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawton have spent
the last three months at the Shore
ham and will remain in town another
month before going to Atlantic City
and New York. Among their guests
last evening were MIR. and Mrs.
Charles M. Boteler and Mr.. Eddie
Hynes.
Mr.. William A. Scully has arrived
on the steamship Hamburg from Rus
sia and is staying at the Hotel Lex
ington, New York
Miss Virginia Walker, assistant
superintendent of Emergency Hos
pital, was the guest in whose honor
the supervisors Of the hospital en-
tertained with a dinner dance on
the terrace at the Shoreham last
evening. Miss Walker is leaving soon
for Baltimore to be associated with
Johns Hopkins University.
The hoSteSses and their other
guests were Miss Virginia Saul, Miss
Pauline Lohr, Miss Augusta Burton,
Miss Sue Talbot, Miss Hannah
Crowthers. Miss Jennie Leaf, Miss
Dorothy Bishop, Miss Eunice Myers,
Capt. Roger G. Prentiss, u S. A.;
DR.. Malcolm lie Bauer, DR.. Thomas
Bradley, DR.. Neil Campbell, DR.. Jack
Evening star., 1934-08-11
w. H. MUNRO DIES

Professor Emeritus at Brown
University Succumbs at "a.
PROVIDENCE, R. I, August II (A).
-Wilfred Harold Munro, professor
emeritus at Brown University and a
distinguished historian Of national
standing, died Thursday in his 85th
year.
DR.. Munro was professor of history
at Brown for 20 years. He retired
from active teaching In 1911. He was
the author of many historical works
and an authority on Rhode Island
history.
Surviving him are his sister, An
nette G. Munro, former dean of
Rochester University, and a brother,
DR. Walter l. Munro, of Providence.
His wife died in 1929.
Evening star., 1934-08-11
FUNERAL TOMORROW

Mrs. Mary A. Boston to Be Buried
in Warrenton.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
WARRENTON, Va, August IL
Funeral services will be held tomor-
row at pm. in Warrenton Baptist
Church for Mrs. Mary A Boston,
widow Of Rev. Francis Ryland Boston,
D. D., who was pastor of this church
for ~ years.
Her death occurred yesterday in
Orange County, Va, where she was
spending the Summer. Mrs. Boston
was IS, and was a daughter of the
late Mr.. and Mrs John Armistead
Spilman Of Warrenton She leaves
two children, DR.. J. Armistead Bos-
ton, Clarendon, Va, and Mrs. Henry
w. Decker, Richmond, Va: two step
children, Mrs. Z. S. Turner, Warren
ton, and Chase Boston, Washington,
D. c., and number Of grandchildren,
nieces and nephews.
Evening star., 1934-08-11
Births Reported.

John and Irene Howard. boy.
Ulrich and Stella Hahn. boy.
William and Erma Rutley. girl
william and Alice Brown. girl.
Decideri and Flora Vasquez girl
James and Ethel Coulsby. girl.
Charles and Edna Trott, girl.
Pedro and Bessie Manillo. girl.
James and Audrey wills, boy.
Stanley and Amelia Smith boy.
William and Julia Evans, girl.
James and Annie Minor. girl.
Charles and Grace Little, girl.
william and Maud Grant, girl.
Bradley and Ellzabeth Harrison. boy
Evening star., 1934-08-11
NO CHILDREN SURVIVE

War Veteran Leaves Only Wife,
Sister and Brothers.
It was enormously reported in The
Star yesterday that Robert W. Rich
ardson, World War veteran and In
ternal Revenue Bureau employe, who
was buried yesterday in Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery, is survived by three
children.
Mr.. Richardson had no children.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Mary Rebecca Richardson: a sister,
Miss Lena Richardson, and two BROTH
ers, Charles P. and Roy Richardson.
The Star regrets this error.
Evening star., 1934-08-11
SOCIETY
Chief Executive, Again at White House
Has With Him His Son John and
Daughter. Mrs. Dali.

TSHE President who returned
yesferday 70 the White House
and was met BY his daughter
II Mrs Dan. was joined today
by hts youngest son. Mr.
John Roosevelt who accompanied
him on his cruise. and has been
visiting In the East since his return
30 this country.
Mr.. Franklin Delsno Roosevelt. jr.,
who also accompanied his father on
the cruise and few East from the
State Of Washington. has been visit
ing at Bar Harbor. Today he viii 90
to Newport TO be the guest over Sun
day Of Mr. and Mrs. Beverly Bogert
In their home AngelSea. and this eve
ming VIII be among the guests al the
dance which Mr.. and Mrs. Bogert
VIII give TO present their daughter.
Miss Lesley BoRert
Secretary Of State Had
Guests nj Lanch Yesterday.
The Secretary OF State. Mr. Cordeil
Huh. was among those who enter
tained informally az luncheon yester-
Gay ht the CARTON.
The Acting Secretary OF War. Mr.
Harry H. Woodring. returned yester-
day from the West and joined Mrs.
woodring In their country home, His
LTdships Kindness, at Clinton, Md.
Mr.. Nicholas Khalil Bey. charge
d'afIaires OF Egypt, entertained at
luncheon in his apartment, at 2400
Sixteenth street. yesterday in honor
Of Mr.. H. Dabecies. vice president OF
the National Bank OF New Orleans,
who is spending several weeks in
Washington with his wife.
The first secretary Of the Peruvian
embassy. Senior DR.. Juan Mendoza
Almenara, had as his guest Friday
his cousin, Senor DR.. Guillerao Al
menara, director Of public health OF
Peru. who came from Baltimore,
where he is at Johns Hopkins as a
part of hts study of public health
methods in this country Or. Men
doza was host at luncheon in compli-
ment TO his cousin, DR.. Almenara, en-
tertaining at the Madrillon.
Evening star., 1934-08-11
Darn uf Chunks.

COLLINS, REBECCA. I wish to express
my appreciation and heartfelt thanks
to my relatives. friends. neighbors and
and beautiful flowers at the passing Of
my beloved sister. RERECCA COLLINS.
MISS EDITH M. COLLINS.
Evening star., 1934-08-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard White Miller
have left for Cape May, N j., where
they expect to spend several weeks.
Mrs. Miller was formerly Miss Eliza
beth Kennedy. daughter Of Rear Ad-
miral and Mrs. Robert M. Kennedy.
Evening star., 1934-08-11

Upper: Mrs. Harold Titus and
Miss Martha Smith. daughter Of
Maj. Harry L. Smith. U. s. M. c.,
enjoying the terraces of the Army
and Navy Country Club after q
few games Of tennis on the splen-
did courts.
Lower: Mrs. George Lynch, wife
OF Lieut.. Lynch, taking rest on
the terrace of the Army-Nayy
Club. Underwood Photos.
Evening star., 1934-08-11
Bievins- Dudley Wedding
In Richmond Last Month.

Mrs. Lulu Bell Dudley Of Silver
Spring, Nd, and Mr.. Lillard Creston
Blevins Of Washington have an
nounced their marriage Friday. July
20, 1884. in the study of the Second
Evening star., 1934-08-11

Mrs. Skirvin Adams was hostess at
dinner last evening in her Newport
home.
Evening star., 1934-08-11
LOST.

LOST.
Lost and Found advertisements
for the daily Star tOfH be accepted
Mondays to Fridays, inclusive. up
to noon day OF issue. Saturdays
and legal holidays up to 10 am
day OF issue. For the Sunday Star
up to II pm. Saturday.
AUToMoBILE-s25 reward for informa-
son ssdps to e ans ps5iss
model A roadster engine No. A-3260730:
painted BreWster green. WEST 0105-W.
BIRD DOG-rointer. brown and white.
Reward. Columbia $3.50.
BRIEF CASE, upper, with bank state
ments and fraternity records. Reward.
Gail North 0796.
LAUNDRY BAG white, and contents, be-
tween Annapolis and Washington, Mon
day pm; Liberal reward to finder. Mrs.
Russ. Edgevater p. O.. MARYLAND. 12s
PHI BETA KAPPA KEY. inscribed NJ. H.
Beach. Alex. Va. Return to Morgan II.
Beach. e15 18th Sc. NV. Reward.
PoCKETBoOK black, eth. and O sts.
NV about $50 pm. Friday; contents.
95Ys tn st. NV. reward. ~
TOY FOX TERRIER. tag 95O4; one
hrown-spotted eve. speckled ears. DI
1894. = 1908 18th NV, Apt. 403. Reward
1@s
WATCH, Elgin. gold open face. jewelsd.
side; $40 reward, co. OSLO.
gyIRE,aAIREP FEHEIER, soaae Shi,e' T.kko.Es. T.koE.'
Evening star., 1934-08-11

Maj. Burlin C.. Bridges, q. S. A.,
and Mrs. Bridges have come to the
Martinique from Fort Oglethorpe. Ca,
for a short visit
Evening star., 1934-08-11
Col and Mrs. Upshur Hosts
ia Cnr,ananu af ninnAr

To CompaH. at Dinner.
Col. William P. Upshur, y. S. M. c..
and Mrs. Upshur were hosts at dinner
on the terrace at the Shoreham last
evening, entertaining Brig Gen. Hugh
Matthews, U. 8. NJ. c.. and Mrs Mat
thews, Brig. Gen. James @. 'Breckin-
ridge, U. s. NJ. c., and Mrs. Breck-
inridge, Brig. Cen Charles H. Lyman,
q. s. M c., and MRS. Lyman, Capt.
Evening star., 1934-08-11

Mrs. Frederick c. Billiard. widow Of
Rear Admiral Billiard. is spending the
remainder of the Summer at Box
Wood Manor, Old Tyne, Conn. clos
ing her apartment at the West
chester. Later in the Fall she will
sail for Honolulu and remain until
Spring.
Evening star., 1934-08-11

Mr.. George Boncesco, financial
councillor OF the Rurnanian legation,
left yesterday for Bethany Beach.
where he win be the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. william Bride. He win 60
70 New York tomorrow. where he will
remain until Thursday.
The officers Of Port Myer gave .
tallyho party for Lieut. and Mrs.
John X. Walters this morning. MIRA.
Walters was formerly Miss Beatrice
Patten.
The marriage Of Miss Lucinda Esis-
It's Corcoran, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs George Elistis Corcoran Of New
York, formerly Of Washington. TO Dr.
Edward Patterson Childs Of New York
viii take place wednesday. The cere-
mony vii be performed in the home
Of the brides parents on Park avenue
in the presence OF only the members
OF the two families and there win be
no attendants. Miss Corcoran Is q
granddaughter Of the late w. w.
Corcoran. founder of the Corcoran
Gallery of Art, and Of the late Mr..
and Mrs. william A. Steele OF New
York. DR.. Childs is q son Of Mrs.
Harris Robbins Childs of New York
and the late Mfr Childs, and q grand
son Of the late Justice Edward Patter-
son OF the New York Supreme Court.
Lady Chiffon, wife OF the British
Ambassador to the Argentine, with
her daughter, Miss Anne Chiffon, viii
sail today aboard the Southern Prince
for Buenos Aires, where they win join
the Ambassador, after spending the
early Summer In this country. Lady
Chiffon and her daughter spent o
short time in the formers old home
at Grand Rapids Mich, and this
week have been guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl D. Babst at Cedar Hill, their
home at Greenwich, Conn. The AM
bassador and Lady Chiffon and their
daughters have many friends In
washington, where the Ambassador
was counselor Of the British Embassy
for some years.
Evening star., 1934-08-11

Harold McKittrick, o. S. NJ, and Mrs.
McKittrick and Col. Richard p. Will
liams, U. 8. M. c., and Mrs. Williams
Evening star., 1934-08-11

Mr.. and Mrs. John H. wilkins Of
34l1 Woodley road have gone to New
York and are at the Waldorf Astoria.
Evening star., 1934-08-11

Former Secretary of the Navy, Mr..
Charles Francis Adams. was the
guest of Mr.. John Parkinson at the
Newport Casino yesterday.
Evening star., 1934-08-11

The Acting Secretary OF War. Mr.
Harry II. woodring. returned yester-
day from the West and joined Mrs
Woodring In their country home, His
LHdships Kindness, at Clinton, Md.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-23

NajvYssf sud rozhodol konecne
zs . vkladnej knizky slozenej
ako kaucie nemozno hradit' ma
klady zastupovania. Teraz slo
len 0 to, komu sa ma vkladna
knizka vydat'. DR.. Ottlyk sa
SNAIL dokazat', ze politicka
strana ruci svojim majetkom
"a vydavky, ktore vznikly pre-
nu a jej zaujmy. Konecne po
d'alsom jednanf sa dohodli, a.
by vkladna knizka bola vydana
poslancovi Hlinkovi. Hlinka Dol
S rozhodnutim spokojny q ma
1techu dru Ottlykovi dodal
"Nech yam to len Machacek
zaplatf." Byvaly generalny Ia
jomnfk Machacek je teraz IA
rarom v Sale mad Vahom a sam
majetku nema.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-23
UHLIE MA STREDNOM SLO.
VENSKU.

Ako je znamo, v obciach Je-
dl'ove Kostolany, Badin a Pla-
chtice objavili uhlie. Banicka
komisia Narodohospodarskej zu
py stredoslovenskej sa o tieto
nalezistia intenzlvne zaujima.
Urobila prfslusne kroky, aby
boly jednotlive tieto nalezistia
odhorne preskdman6. Doposla.
ne boly vzorky uhlia povola-
nym odbornym kruhom, ktore
majd podat' usudok, ci je u
hlie uz dost' zrele, ei sa uz da
upotrebit'. Taktiez v urbar-
skom lese vo Sv. Benediku ma
d'abili ma uhlie, ale dosial ne
nasiel sa jednotlivec, ami spo-
locnost', ktora by investovala
potrebny naklad spojeny s ku-
tacimi pracami. Poziadana bola
preto banicka komisia Mar. zu-
py stredoslovenskej yo Zvolene
aby sa tato ujala i svato-bene.
dickych uhol 'nych lozfsk.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-23

ktori musia zobrat', aby 50 u.
drzali pri zivote. Pravdaze, oni
maso nejedia. ia sam viem
vel mi dobre, Go hlad je q pre-.
to bolo to hrozne divadlo vi.
diet mojimi vlastnymi ocami
nicit' mlady hovadzf dobytok,
LODI, ma ktorej som odisiel
Danska do Francd1ska, bola
naplnena starymi, nevladnymi
konmi. Chudoba Parizu jie to.
to tvrde a suche konske maso
Mono, ze niektory jednoduchJ
clovek sa spyta: "Preco tedy
neposl1 DAM svoju hovadzinu
do Francie?' Tu je ale colna
tarifa, tu je ia smasova poll.
tika", tu sd efslice. Clovek ma
-pravo vyviezt' do Franc1zska
start kobylu alebo stareho ko.
ia, a preto v Dansku kazdy
starry kon je hoden Wac ako tri
jalovice! Toto sa uz blizi k de.
liriumu. Ale je to dl'a ekono.
mie ako tato, co sa robia ma.
mahy zachranit' svet.
Zajtra mono budeme vidiet
robit' 20 smalcu hnojivo ma
pestovanie psenice, davat' pse.
nicu kravam, davat' kravy svi.
niam a sviniami Ease hnojit'
zem, ably rastla psenica.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-23
najchudobnejsi veriaci obce o
krem dvochxtroch agrarnikov.
LANOVA DRAHA, MA LON
NICKY STfT.

Navrh ma lanovl drahu 4.
Lomnice ma Lomnicky stit bu-
de skoro hotovy. Draha preve-
dena bude, jedna sa len Q po-
drobnosti. Boly podane tri ma
vrhy. S1 vel'mi smele. Draha,
dlha 6 KIN, rozdelena je ma tri
dseky: ich st1panie je 25O, $50
a 780 metrov, take v posled-
nom 1seku to ma byt' ozajstna
zdviz, kedp ma 1000 metrov je
780 m st1panie a k tomu ma
stavcov. Naklad je rozratany
ma LIE milionov Kcs. Mysli
sa pri tej stavbe prvom use
ku ma sankarov, v druhom ma
lyziarov v tret'om len ma roz
hpad. Podrobnosti a financie
rozhodnl sa v slovenskom kra-
jinskom zastupitelstve.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-23
vYvRAzD1L CELU RoDMU

Po dvojdnovom pojednavani
porotny sud v Trencine vynie-
sol rozsudok mad pat'nasobnym
vrahom Jozefom Celko Pru-
ziny, Trenc. Celko, po svade S
otcom chytil pusku bez mi
losrdenstva postriepal otca, ma
tku, brata, jeho zenu a tetku,
ktora bola u mich ma navsteve.
Ia tento hrozny Gin, ktory roz-
rusil cele Slovensko, porota od-
sddila Jozefa Celku ma dozi-
votn1 trestnicu. Pol 'ahcovala
mu okolnost', ze Dol zachovaly,
ciastoene sa primal, a ze NAL
degenerovan1 povahu. Statny
zastupca, podobne ako obhaj-
ca obzalovaneho, vyziadaG 81
tri dni ma rozmyslenie. S1dna
sien pri citanf rozsudku bola
nabita do posledneho miesta.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-23
sTAVBA SIEsTICH sHPOK
MA PODK. RUsI.

Ma poslednom zasadnuti pod
karpatskoruskeho zemskeho W.
boru bolo usnesene, ably bola
prevedena stavba siestich vel
kych obilnych skladist' ma ce-
lei Podkarpatskej Rusi, kde
by bolo ukladane obilis pre- "a
sobovanie obyvatel'stva. Skla-
distia boly by umiestene ma
nadraziach, aby doprava obilia
zeleznicou a jeho sosypanie bo-
10 I'll ul'ahcene. Postavene budl O.
bilne skladistia v tychto CEN
trach: v Mukaceve, Uzhorode,
Berehove, Sevljusi, Tiaceve a
Chuste. Teraz jedna sa 0 to,
kto prevedie stavby, ci to bu.
de obilna jednota a ci druz.
stevny svaz, alebo okresne no.
spodarske spolky. Tiez jedna sa
o prislusn1 financn1 1hradu ma
vystavbu skladist', ktore tiea
bud1 prijimat' kukuricu pre-
zasobovanie vrchovinskeho O.
byvatel'stva a bud1 obsahovat
j zeleznd rezervu pre- prfpad
dopravnych t'azkostf v ZINE
Prislusne jednanie 8 roznymi
korporaciami bolo uz zahajen&
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-23
$1,000 MAR. sKoL v tsR.

Ma pociatku skolskeho roku
1933-34 bolo u mas celkom 1911
mestianskych skol (z toho /, ,421
c.-s., 1S podk. riskych, AT ne
meckych, IA mad'arskych a II
pol'skych) 1O,287 triedami,
12,210 ucitel'mi a 417,815 ziak-
mi " tom 196,911 dievcat). V
tejze dobe bolo u mas celkom
1926 skol obecnych (z toho
10,416 ceskych a slovenskych,
845 mad 'arskych, SCI podkar-
patoruskych, 1913 nemeckych
81 polskych, 4 rumunske, 6 he
brejskych so 4,472 triedami,
44,324 ucitelmi a 1853, 3,O76
ziakmi " tom 930,079 dievcat)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-23
70 starej vlasti
(Zpravy sd prevzate : krajo.
vych casopisov.)
URODA BOLA SKoRO o IRE
TINU MEN$IA.

zatva bola v CsR. rychle a
hladko "a priazniveho pocasia
skoncena. Vynos zrna, ktore
mac vyhovuje jakost'ou, je v
jednotlivych oblastiach statu
vel'mi nerovnaky. V krajoch,
ktore boly zvlaste postihnute
suchotou, je vel'mi Milky. Gel
kove mnozstvo urody zrna je
nizsie nez v minulom roku. Pse
nice sa urodilo o 35.5 percent
menej nez lanskeho roku, zita
0 33 perc., jacmena o 27.6 per-
cent a ovsa. 0 30.9 percent me-
nej. Slamy je tiez malo. Stav
okopanin v krajoch, kde bol
dostatok dada, js celkom u
spokojivyy. Kukurice sa ocaka-
va tiez menej ako vlani. Otavy
a d'ateliny uspokojujd len v O.
blastiach, kde bol dostatok VIA
by. Po poslednych dazd'och ma
stale ale aspon v zelenom kr-
me docasne zlepsenie a d'alsie
uvol 'nenie mono ocakavat' al
v zlepsenom stave krmivovej
repy. Nasledkom tohto priazni-
veho obratu prestal prekotny
odpredaj hovadzieho dobytka z
postihnutych krajov do jatiek,
co prispelo k miernemu upoko.
jeniu a zlepseniu cien ma tr.
hoch jakostneho dobytka. Cena
bravcoviny st1pa nahor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-23
KAUCIA z TUKOVHo PRO
.CESU VYDANA.

2 Bratislavy pisu: Okresny
sudca Kaplan rozhodoval v pri-
tomnosti poslanca Hlinku, je-
no zastupcu q dra Ottlyka 0 w
DAME vkladnej knizky ma 20O,-
900 Kes, ktora bola slozena
svojho casu ako kaucia "a oh.
hajobu tajomnfka Macha ' Tu.
kovom procsse. Hlinka jake
predseda Slonenskej Iudovej
strany odmietol platit' dru OF
tlykovi i1cet "a obhajobu ta-
jomnfka Macha preto, xe ho OBJ.
hajobou nepoveril, ale b5valt
szleel nv a jcnanfk Mashk III.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-23
POsVIACKA CIRKEvNEJ
SKoLY Y sAdIzANOCH.

Smizany maly IA. oktobra
sviatok: posviacku cirkevnej
skoly. Stvortriedna katolicka
skola pobocnymi miestnost a:
mi vyhovujdcimi vsetkym hy-
gienickym modernym poziadav-
kan stojf ma d6kaz toho, ze
katolici Smizanoch vedia O.
betovat' ma dobrd vec a vedia
odolat' svodom nepriatela. Je-
ho eminencia biskup Vojtassak
sam prisiel posvatit' novd sko.
lu a pochvalit' tych, ktori ma
Ii o. nu najvacsie zasluhy,. po-
chvalit' pana dskana, ucitel'a
Bablka a najma obetavych We
riacich. Slavnostn1 sv. omsu ce-
lebroval ndp. biskup q po pa
pezskej hymne bo1a' biskupskA
kazen ma namestf pred Skolou.
Po cennych arcipastierskych
slovach pan biskup posvatil
skolu, 0 vyzname ktorej potion
prehovoril vysokodostojny pan
kanonik Pajdussak q cirkevny
skoldozorca DIR. Toman6ci, d'a-
lei skolskt inspektor Prusa, O.
kresny nacelnfk T.. Zajc. Ma
pokon este zaujfmav6 histori-
ckd prednasku NAL 0 Smiza-
noch vdp. dekan Pajdussak.
Ma skolu dekan Pajdussak
venoval vsetky svoje dspory -
1900 Kcs, vel'mi peknf sunni,
15, 600 Kcs. dal ~ ID q. Cs6ky
4 podobne n,noho oltptcvau i
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-23
NoVY PODNIK MA sPISI.

V Spisskych Vlachoch pri
stanici bude stavat' moderny
priemyselny podnik na rezanie
kamena jeden podnikatel' z
Prahy. Ma tejto pile kamena
bude sa pilit', hladit' a pripra-
vovat' znamenity biely spissky
travertin Drevenika. V novom
podniku bude zamestnanych cd
20 do 25 robotn1kov odbor-
nych kamenarov povoznfci
bud1 mat tiez zamestnanie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-23
ZASTUPCOVIA YOUNGEST.
SLOvENSKHCH NOVfN.

PAM Maria Baca, 60 Steel St.,
pre- Steelton.
Pan Jozef L. Maruskin pre- o.
statne ciastky Youngstown a
MaIhoning doliny.
Pan Jozef p. Seko, 1863 Har-
mon Ave., N. E., Warren, Ohio,
pre- Warren.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-23

n prlrodou. Lebo mora vydoby-
t6 b0lo mnoho tisic akrov w.
bornei oraciny.
VSetko bolo vypocitane: vse-
E tlry trovy, romanca pohyblivych
obr&sov i zachovanie startch
4rodnych cepcov. Ale jedneho
elo hmlisteho dina pribud.
sdna cfslica k ostatnym: '
toytch sypkach $50, 900, ,OOO
nv psenice hnilo pre- nedo-
kupcov.
MICA je ME cepiec, nema
bat kaprfc m6dy, potreb-
kazdemu vzdy. Ale l'u.
Ekxali sa byt' hl1pejsfmi
role. Zle ratali. Rok "a
siali Wac Wac psenice
hde, Australia, Argent
oby rastly, ceny padaly.
xnteIia boil ozobraceni.
v Holandsku suSili
dino pre- psenicu, i
rajinach horely ohne.
imoc psenice, musela
Sen&. Ale co mali TO
lanR Rania po tol'kom
sii 4 noronf Predaa
ogu saplayit
!