davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1934-01-16
The Pick of the Four,

TACK LOVELOCK, the New Zea-
lander, ran mile last year in
~ trifie over 4.o7,
Bonthron of Princeton forced
the pace and finished bit above 408
This was the fastest mile ever run
Two men in this race smashed all
time records
And I'm not sure that Lovelock and
Bonthron are the worlds best milers
or 1,500-meter men.
In addition to Glen Cunningham
there is young Italian by the name
of Luigi Beccan-with the accent on
the ali-that I refuse to throw out.
Each man to his choice To me the
quarter, the half and the mile are the
great races and I am rather partial to
the mile, or 1,500-meter test.
Here is the ultimate in speed
stamina, form and heart combined.
know what Lovelock. Bonthron and
Cunningham have done. But I saw
Beccan carry the silver eagle of Italy
to victory in the 1500-meter race at
the last Olympic games against bril-
liant field.
saw him break an Olympic record
that Nurmi held.
1t was something over $50.
What has he done since? For one
thing he beat Jack Lovelock in a l 500
meter test last year.
For another thing he cut the ole
mark under $50 and then proceeded tc
set a new 1,500-meter mark at 3.49
the fastest time ever set over this route
Beccali Is a stout-hearted runner and
a strong one. He has style mixed In
with his physical stuff.
Evening star., 1934-01-16
Spring Grid Lengthy: Ruth Future Leader Yank
On the
Side Lines
With the Sports Editor
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.
n VOW that Connie Mack
M has agreed the Ameri-
1 can League race will be

n VOW that Connie Mack
M has agreed the Ameri-
l Y can League race will be
closer this year, it is a
pretty good bet that the
American League race will be
closer this year, for the boss
of the Athletics, in addition
to being a keen student OF the
game, has made the vote just
about unanimous as regards
the imminent Tightening Of the
pennant scramble.
The venerable and aStute po0bah
of the Pachyderms, moreover, will
find many in addition to the Illus
trious Babe Ruth willing to subscribe
to Macks belief that the AS them
selves, wrecked" though they are,
will prove a factor in the campaign,
but as yet there has been none to
second the motion in his nomina-
ton of the Tigers for the champion
ship
1t may be that Gordon Stanley
Cochrane secretly is nursing the
thought he will be able in his first
stab at managing, to do what Bucky
Harris, his predecessor. failed to ac-
compliSh in five seasons at Detroit,
after having turned the trick in
Washington and seeing Joe Cronin
duplicate it nine years later.
AS a matter of fact the Tigers,
notwithstanding they will be taking
orders from a neophyte in the boss
ing business, are being generally
touted to climb a notch or two in
the loop this year. This doubtlessly
is due to the fact Mr. Cochrane is
expected to be back of that bat in
about five-siXths of the games, get
ting better results from the boXmen
when the Bengals are in the field
and swinging that 1925 mace of his
on attack.
DOSTON'S extensively re-
d vamped Red Sox are
coming in for a lot of
attention as pennant contend
ers and as yet no one has had
the temerity to suggest that
the Yankees won't continue
among the upper crust. Thus
the first four inches already
are disposed of.
If the thing works out in this wise,
and assuming st. Louis stays mired
in the bog of the basement, to which
it is universally consigned. nothing
will remain for Cleveland. Phila-
delphia and Chicago but to deter
mine which shall occupy fifth, sixth
and seventh places.
Which settles a much mooted
question very nicely, as well as it
can be settled some eight months in
advance of the campaigns close, ex-
cept for the fact that the Indians
and White Sox loom as stronger this
year than last, and the AS, believe
1t or not, little weaker
These three clubs all must be con-
ceded to have fighting chances for
flrst-division berths and at least one
of 'em ought to make the grade, so,
it does seem-altogether now-"the
American League race will be closer
this year."
Evening star., 1934-01-16
HOCKEY AMATEURS FACE
Governors Invited to Watch Que
bec-Chicago Teams in Action.

CHICAGO, January 16 (P.-Le Soleil
Hockey Club of Quebec. one of Canada S
outstanding amateur teams, and the
Baby Ruths, leaders of the Chicago
Amateur League, will meet at the
Coliseum Saturday night
Emil Iverson, president Of the Chi
cago Amateur Hockey Association. to-
day sent invitations to Cows. William
Comstock of Michigan, Henry Horner
OF Illinois. and Floyd B. Olson of Min
nesota, from whose States the members
of the Chicago team come, to attend
the match.
Evening star., 1934-01-16

needed Glenn Cunningham is nc
pushover. but I am still wondering
whether he has the speed that Bonthror
and Beccali carry. He has everything
else.
The main idea is that Beccali. Bon
thron and Cunningham will do more
than their share for sport and thrills
in the coming year. The milers-and
this also means the 1,500-meter men
have the class. And class is the thing
that counts
(Copyright, 1894 by North American News
paper Alliance. Inc)
Evening star., 1934-01-16
Babe Appears in Line.

TINE equanimity with which Ruth
i took the slash despite his belief
that he will play better ball this
years than he did for 1000 last sea-
son; the fact that Rupert asked him
to manage his Newark club for the ex-
perlence involved, and the additional
facts that the Cincinnati Reds got no
Wnere IN their effort to acquire him as
a manager. all indicate that the Babes
last great base ball ambition will be
satisfied here. where he has gained his
greatest glory.
Evening star., 1934-01-16
"Y" SWIMMERS ARE BUSY
Meet g. w. Frosh and Central
High in Two of Three Meets.

Three meets are carded for the Y.
M. C. A. swimming team this week
Opening the difficult assignment. the
~" tankmen will oppose George Wash
ington University Freshmen tomorrow
at 8 o'clock in the Ambassador Pool.
In a meet held earlier this Winter the
''Y" swimmers outswam the young Co.
lonialS.
On Friday Central High will be en-
gagged in a meet to be held in the
scholastics' tank. while on Saturday a
trip will be taken to York. Pa, where
the Y. M. G. A. team of that city will
be encountered,
Evening star., 1934-01-16
PLANS TO RESTORE
RACING IN DISTRICT
Representative Black Wants
Turf Sport, Pari.MutueI
Betting at Benning.
. REPRESENTATIVE BLACK,
. Democrat, of New York,
today disclosed he is plan
ming to introduce a bill to

ming 10 introduce UlIl w
legalize horse racing with par1-
mutuel betting in the District.
Black pointed out that residents OF
the District are contributing in q large
measure to the success of the several
race tracks in Maryland. He believes
Washington should get some benefit OF
the large sums now going to that State
from the local sporting fraternity.
"It is practically the same principle
that now is being demonstrated in the
case of legal liquor" Black said
Nearby Maryland counties are being
enriched through the purchases OF
Washingtonians who are not yet able
to buy their liquor this side of the Dis
trict line"
Black said his bill probably would
carry an appropriation for construction
of a concrete grandstand at the old
Benning race track, which was closed
many years ago when legalized racing
in the District was outlawed.
Evening star., 1934-01-16
BY the Associated Press.

~HICAGO, January 16-Still
hopeful Of stirring up
bout between Max Schmel-
ing, former world heavy
weight champion, and King Levin
sky, Chicago's walloping heavy. a
delegation of four will leave Chicago
tonight for New York to greet and
talk to Herr Max when he arrives
from Germany tomorrow.
Charles Bidwill, president Of the
Chicago Stadium Operating Co, and
Evening star., 1934-01-16
Mat Matches

BY the Associated Press.
CAMDEN, N. J.-Stanley Pinto, Ra-
VIENNA, Nebr., drew with Frank Bruno
wicz, Poland, 80 minutes (spllt falls).
WILMINGTON, Del-Emn Dusek,
200, Omaha, drew with Paul Boesch,
205. New York.
Evening star., 1934-01-16
Summary
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR
DEN SPENCER, young outfielder,
- has signed his contract with the
Washington club for the coming

Washington club for the coming
campaign.
Larry Lajoie says he wouldn't
jump to the Federal League for
100000.
Armstrong High scored its second
win in the colored public high school
basket ball title series, conquering
Commercial High, 1878.
Thomas p. Murray, Wallace Ather-,
ton and George A. Degnan have been
elected assistant basket ball man
ayers at George Washington Uni
versity.
Catholic University and George
Washington face for the second time
this season on the basket ball court
tonight. G. U. won the first game
by points.
Tracy Is the best shot on the
G. U. quint.
Red Men took all three sets from
the Tolman Laundry team in the
Business Mems Duckpin League.
Werntz. Turner, Walsh, Jerman and
Raulins rolled for the winners, and
Jessup. r. Fones, Sweet, Lucker and
Cramer performed for the losers.
Evening star., 1934-01-16
THE SPORTLICHT
BY GRANTLAND RICE.

CHAMPIONS AND THEIR CHANCES FOR 1894.
No. 5. The Milers.
Once more I turn again to ancient Rome
once see the siluer eagles flare
Once more J. Caesar tredds the conquered lGdm,
Once more hear the Ponpey luGr drums blare.
Yes, there tpas Louelock-and his mighty mile
And remember Bonthron's smashing pace
My hat is of to Cunnnghdn's fine style
knop ,ptdt they offer to race.
But still look to Mussolinis zone
Back to the track that L. Beccali burned
Back to the miller 1Uho still holds the throne
(At least as trr as / may be concerned)
Evening star., 1934-01-16
ENTER CANADIAN TENNIS
Shields, Lott, Hall Among U. S.

MONTREAL, January Is (P).-Frank
Shields, George Lott and j. Gilbert Hall
are among the leading Americans en-
tered in the Canadian indoor tennis
championships, starting today
Hall. Of New York. was to play Allen
McMartin of Montreal in the first
round
Evening star., 1934-01-16
GIANTS TO START EARLY.

MEMPHIS, January 16 P.-BHl
Terry, manager of the Giants. has not
decided definitely on February "a to
begin Spring training. Well have to
get in shape early" he said.
Evening star., 1934-01-16
MARYLAND FROSH WIN
Waters and Willison Set Pace in
Defeat of Roosevelt.

University of Maryland freshman
basketers routed a Roosevelt High
squad, 47-l7. yesterday at College Park
AL Waters, former Eastern High
luminary. and Artie Wilson, a prod
uct of Tech, were the siege guns in
the winners basket bombardment, the
former scoring 16 points and the lat
ter 10.
Summary:
Evening star., 1934-01-16
CAR0OZO RALLY TELLS
Beats Douglass, 2s-25, After Trail
ing in Opening Half.

Rallying resolutely in the second half.
after trailing 1l-l7 at the internis-
sion, Cardozo High basketers overcame
the Douglass High uuint of Baltimore
1925, yesterday on the Cardozo court
Robinson and Tobias were the win
ners' high scorers.
Summary:
Evening star., 1934-01-16
D. c. GIRL BOWLERS BOW
Arcades Lose to Team of Same
Name in Baltimore,

Arcade girls of Baltimore outrolled
Arcade girls Of Washington in a special
duckpin match in Baltimore by SO pins,
1870 to 1.511.
The scores:
Evening star., 1934-01-16

n IEW YORK, January 16.-
M What with the constant
/ Y flow of speculation from
Hanover and New Haven
in regard to new coaches for
next year and the invigorating
effect of Columbia's Rose Bowl
victory over Stanford, foot ball
has maintained itself in the
public eye to far greater ex-
tent than usually is the case.
The result has been that the
Winter sports have been forced
to compete with an out-of-season
game for recognition.
Despite this, interest might well be
turned on the intercollegiate basket
ball league, for one Of the prettiest
fights Of recent years is taking form.
OF the seven teams competing, four
and perhaps five are strong contenders
for the title, and it is likely that the
race will not be decided until the last
game of the season. Perhaps it won't
be decided then, for it is no new thing
in this particular league to have play
offs, generally with Princeton figuring
Only Two Appear Weak.
TT NOW appears as If Yale, the de-
L Tending champion; Pennsylvania,
Dartmouth, Princeton and possibly
Cornell will be right in the running all
the way. Columbia and Harvard, the
other two teams, have yet to prove any
thing, while Cornell's lone league VIC
tory was scored on her home court,
notoriously floor on which opposing
teams find it difficult to do well.
Princeton lost out to Dartmouth at
Hanover last Saturday in q bitterly
contested duel that was decided with
5 seconds to play, when Boutwell, cut
touched the rim, floating through to
give the Green a 1-point margin of
victory. 1t is interesting to note how
many thrillers Princeton and Dart
mouth have staged on the Hanover
court.
Yale seems to be well equipped to put
up strong fight defense Of her title
Pennsylvania, to which goes the credit
for tossing Princeton out of last year s
race, will be strong, and the Tigers
themselves, although once defeated,
cannot be counted out. Princeton, as
it happens, is the only league team we
have seen play this year, and we no.
ticed particularly her lack of reserve
strength. The varsity five played with
out substitution against Dartmouth.
Larsen's Injury Factor.
THIS situation might work out all
right were it not for the the fact
that Karl Larsen, veteran center
was tossed by an ver-enthusiastiC
Wittenburg player onto a concrete floor
when Princeton was playing vacation
game and the tall Tiger has not been
at his best since. When he is out,
Seibert can replace him, but unfor-
tunately there then is no adequate SUBJ
stitute for the forward.
And so its seems as though Princeton
will have to rely pretty much on her
varsity team, with one man an uncer-
tain quantity, for hard series of bat
Ties Incidentally, it was an injury to
Larsen that demonstrated the Tigers
lack of reserves last year, and in all
probability cost them the right to play
shortly. before the final game with
Evening star., 1934-01-16
BASKETERS
PROMISE HOT RACE
YaIe's Champs and Four
Other CUNTS Appear in
Thick of Title Fight. .
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

n IEW YORK, January 16.-
M What with the constant
/ Y flow of speculation from
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-10
GREEN SA VYHRAzA
ZHABANfM FABRfK
ziada pracu pre- 10000, 900 bez
robotntch.

V Atlantic City, N. j. odby-
va sa 10-dnova konferencia w.
konnej rady Americkej Fede-
racie Prace, ktora je vel'mi vaz
neho razu. Ma konferencii sa
pojednava o tom, 60 vykona
robotnictvo, ak priemysel nebu.
de vstave dat zamestnanie tym
desat' milionom robotnikov, kto
ri s1 este vzdy bez roboty. Po-
jednava sa i vel'kych straj-
koch, ktore boly v Kalifornii a
jaky z1ri Minneapolis a o po-
ziadavkach mladeho robotnfc.
tva, ktore chce cd A. F. Prace
radikalnejsie zakroky v pro-
speech robotnictva. William
Green, predseda Federacie sa
vyslovil, ze jestli priemysel ne
da cfm skorej robotu tym de-
sat milionom ,bezrobotnych, Q
paru mesiacov m6ze byt' nesko-
no, lebo ze "spolocnost' ludska
bude ndtena prevziat' vyrobn6
prostriedky a zasobovat' l'ud
vsetkymi jeho potrebami a sluk-
bami."
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-10
Steelton canpion
Jednotarskej igy
steeltondani vyhrali v6stk3ch
sedem hier ' druhej polovid
sezony.
Pise Jan B. Hassay, tai.

Steelton je znovu campionom
Jednotarskej ligy q to " po
treti rok. v stredu 50 odohrala
posledna hra ma Borts hrisku
medzi Steeltonom q Strutheg-
som a Steelton zvit 'azil vyso-
kym sk6rom II ku 4 pred Vel'-
kym zastupom divakov.
johnson q w. Melago zabijali
lobdu d'aleko "a Steelton. Fe-
renee Dol pEerom, ktory dal
StruthersGanom II zabitov Q 6
hracov yystrajkoval
Lefty" Orenic Cd Struthers-
canov dostal najviac zabitov Y
sezone, "a co bude vyznamena-
ny trofejou. "a Steelton najlep-
sic bill cez sezonu Jano6i.
Hrou Y stredu zakoncena bola
sezona Jednotarskej igy.
Konecny stav ciat v Jedno-
tarskej lige boil nasledovny:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-10
Vyrocna put do
Carey 18. augusta
Vyprava, ktoru povedie p. jog.
j. Schromofsky, pohne sa z
Youngstown o H. vecer dina
18. aug. a vrati sa 10. aug.
o 1920 veGer.

Vyrocna slovenska put do
Carey, Ohio.eku svatyni Panny
Marie UtesitePky pohne sa to-
no roku v sobotu, 18. augusta
po vlaku Baltimore a Ohio Ee-
leznice. Vlak berie putnikov po-
cn1c cd New Castle, odkiaP od-
chodf o 1870 vecer; Youngs-
townu odchodi II 100 vecer, z
Newton Falls II 80, Raven
ma II so. z Akronu O IL 20
po polnoci Barbertonu o
80 po polnoci. Vlak 'dojde
do Carey, O.. o $50 rano v ne
del'u, 19. augusta. Bude dosta-
tok voznov, ably vsetci cestova.
telia mali sedadla.
z Carey, 0. vlak sa vyda ma
zpiatocn1 cestu o 5 100 vecer a
do Youngstown dojde o 1920
vecer este toho dina. Cestovne
do Carey a nazad do Youngs-
townu je len $3.50.
Listky ma vypravu sd ma pre-
daj vo setkych slovenskych O.
sadach. Kto by chcel d'alsie po-
drobnosti o tejto putt, mech "a
vola vodcu vypravy, p. Jozefa
j. Schromofskeho, tel. '2-6526.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-10
Vel'ky bazaar
osady sv. Mateja
Bazaar bude Cd IS. do 10. augu.
sta ma rohu Homewood q In
dianola u1ic.

Osada sv. Mateja ma Lansing
vile usporiada v dnoch cd '13.
do 10. augusta vel Ky bazar ma
pozemku nachodiacom sa ma TO-
hu Homewood q Indianola ullc,
pri kostole. Ma tomto bazare
bude osem st&nkov s uzitocny-
mi vecmi ma vylosovanie. Bud1
i kolotoce zabavy kazdy ve-
Ger ma pobavenie. Kuratori a
zeny osady ma cele s Rev. FIR.
Kozelekom, duchovnym, posta-
raj1 sa o gnamenit1 zabavu o.
becenstva. Bude hojncst' OBJ
cerstvuj1cich napojov zaku-
skov. Ma posledny den bazaru,
10. augusta, vylosovane bude
5000 hotovosti.
SlovenSke obecenstvo je srde-
cne pozvane z1castnit' sa tohto
bazaru. Kazdy 50 dobre zabavi
i vyhra nieGo uzitocneho.
Osada sv. Mateja bude mat
ma Labor Day i piknik, ma kto.
ry sa uz robia pripravy. Piknik
bude ma Shirley Road pozem:
koch. il i
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-10

V pondelok bolo oznamene p.
Janovi J, Jancimu, tajomnikovi
SLOW. Amer. Politickej Federa-
Gle, ze slecna Katarina Topor-
Ger 20 Steeltonu bola vymeno-
vana "a ucitel'ku verejnych
skol Youngstown. Pan George
E. Roudebush, superintendent
skol ju odpordcal skolskej rade.
SLOW. Federacia "a nu pracova.
La cd marca toho roku.
Slecna Toporcerova je dcera
neboheho Martina Toporcera a
matky Zuzanny Toporcer. Otec
jej zomrel v novembri 1888.
Nova mestska ucitel'ka ma
81 rokov, rodena je tn v meste.
Chodila do publicnych skol
Stambaugh a Washington ma
Steelton, do osadnej skoly Me-
ma Jezis a 6 rokov do skoly Y
starom kraji. Vychodila CLANCY
High skolu tuna, kde graduo.
vala r. 1880 s vyznamenanfm a.
ko s'honor student. Potom
studovala diva roxy ma Ohio
State univerzite, kde dostala
ucitel'sky diplom.
Slecna Toporcer je dobra
a CHINA Slovenka. Bola krapov.
nou XIII. Slovenskeho Dna r
1888 a zna dobre hovorit', pisat'
citat' po slovensky.
Doteraz 81. Toporcer pracova-
la v obchode s. 81. Kress Co.
kde 81 ju vel mi chvalii "a iej
svedomit1 pracu.
Zacne ucit' uE v septembri
toho roku.
Federacia j celia slovenska
verejnost' d'akuje panu Geo
Roudebushovi, panu Lamar T
Jacksonovi a panu Guy T. Oil.
owl "a ich lasku, ktor1 preuka
zali nam Slovakom.
Slecne Toporcerovei srdecn.
blahozelame k vymenovaniu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-10
NEMEUKd NAUlsTI PRoTI
VL.kDE spOJ. kTkToV

Nemecki nacisti organizuj1
v Spoj. Statoch nacistiok1 or
ganix&ciu pod menom s'Silver
Shirts" (strieborni kosel'nici)
a pracuj1 ma povaleni vlAdy. V
San Diego, Cal. objavenA bola
takato organizacia. ktorej Gle
novi mali pusky, revolvery .
strojove puSky, vSd6inou ukra-
dene cd armady Spoj. StAtov.
Vodca tychto nacistov ga vyslo-
vii, ze v prihodnom 6ase zmoc-
MIA sa vlady Spoj. Statov q 5e
mestska policia drM 9 mimi, =
ko al niektorf clenovia vojen-
skej pos&dky ' San Diego.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-10
PRECEDENT sTRAzEN1

Prezident Roosevelt je ma &C.
ste 2 Hawaii do Washingtonu.
Pri Spokane, Wash, najdene
bolo pine vrece dynamitu j s
kapslami ma mieste, kadial' NAL
fst' prezidentov vlak. Dynamit
Dol najdeny 0 paru dnf i ma j.
nom mieste. Preto je prezident
vel mi strazeny a pred jeho Via
kom ide my rusen asi mil u. vo-
pred, ably sa prezidentsk6mu
vlaku nestalo MIC.
Prezident po tieto dni navsstf-
vii suchom znicen6 kraje Dako-
ty, kde Dol biedou obyvatel'-
stva hlboko dojaty q sl'Gbil po-
moe. Ma jednom mieste recnil.
Poeas recnenia victor tax FL
kal prach, ze nebolo nicoho Vi.
dino a prezident Dol cely zabla-
teny, lebo ' tom istom case bola
vel ka hordcost', tax ze mu
pot cicerkom tiekol.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-10
Zklslxa dieto
vylet v ev. I. 4
VySs 100 distok do
' kostols . alovsnl
clkej historis. 20 obstle
Y Antalfkovvi xlII

v tdto nedel'u, dis a
sta po kratkych slnxbx
zich bude zkdska aolx1
tok evanj. q. Y. cirlve
Husa''. Dietky boly vyu N ~
"a Z tyfdnov domlcim
Pom cirkve dvctp. ]. M
jeho manzelkou ! u. 4. Pi
Letnd skolu nav5tevovalo NN ~
100 dietok kaxdf ded s'
V tt ist6 nedel'u, popol %
bude tiez cirkevnt v$ls &
pre- dietky, mladt tch, tx
starsich ' zahrade brata + &
talfka st. ma So. Meridinn r
Skolske dietky sa priprS
ku zaujimavemn prograpu :!
ry prevedd ma vylete. UxI +
vybor cirkve sa TIED ~
pripravuje zaobstarat potls &
veci a tiez pre- dospelych s
WI. n
Tymto vsetkych 1ctive y -
decne povol&va,
Grad oixl y
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-10
Vyrocny vylet
osady sv. Trojice
Vtlet bude ma osadnom pozem'
ku teraz v nedel'u popolmdni.

Osada najsv. Trojice Stru-
theirs bude odbyvat' svoj vyro6-
ny vylet tejto nedeli popoludnf
na svojich pozemkoch.
Rev. Jozef Krispinsky, ktory
je hlavnym spravcom vyletu,
sl'ubuje kazdemu, kto pride,
vyborn1 zabavu. Bud1 zavody
kazdeho druhu, ktore sa zacn1
1. popoludnf, potion bude
baseball hra a tanec sa zacne o
8. hodine popoludnf a potrva do
polnoci. Hrat' bude obl'dbena
orchestra.
Rev. Krispinskemu budd ma
pomoci kuratori Michal Vilkos
NIL, Jozef Macejko st., Jo1ef
Ohuey mi. a Andrej Bakalar.
Vo vyboroch sd nasledovni
Pripravny vybor: Joz. Ohuey
NIL, predseda; pani Paul Gatze
PIP. Juraj Fabry st., Andrej
Gala, Stefan Gnip, Gejza Gran.
caj, Stefan Grancaj st., Stefan
Gajdos NIL, Martin Gura, Joze1
Hvizdak, Jan j. Gura a Andre
Hvizdak.
Vybor zakuskov: Michal Vii.
kos NIL, predseda; pani Stefa
nova Flip, Stefan Gabrik, Gel
"a Grancaj, Jan Granoaj, And
rel Hanzely, Jan Harnutovsky
Andrej Hvizdak, Michal Hviz
dos; slecny Genoveva Gajdos
Julia Gura, Maria Gura, Maris
Flip; PIP. Jozef Gajdos, Jan M
Gura, Peter Gura, Jan w. Gu
IA, Stefan Hurajt d valent HUI
tira.
Zabavny vybor: Jozef Ma
cejko, predseda; Juraj FiliE
NIL, Stefan Flip, Stefan Cab
rik, Peter Kondela, Stefar
Grancaj NIL, Michal Hvizdos
Juraj Fabry mi. q Jan Hutira
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