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The Washington times., 1934-07-27
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visit Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
s. Whitten at their summer
home.
Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Mark L. Bristol who are to
leave next week on an ex-
tended motor trip through
the North were glimpsed
dining at the Army and
Navy Club Wednesday eve
ming, with a small party
which included Mrs. John
Allan Dougherty, who will
soon be vending her way
westward en- route to Japan.
Mrs. Bristol looked very
lovely in a flowered chiffon
dinner dress and Mrs.
Dougherty, who favors such
colors as cerise, vivid green,
and so on, wore a print in
which these two colors pre-
dominated.
Bob Hinckley has two ex-
pressions that he uses on
occasions which are simply
priceless, one is "wait till
the smoke clears away" and
the other is "come up and
sue me sometime" " The last
is a bit of a sore subject
with the handsome Bob, at
the moment.
His mother, Mrs. Robert
Hinckley, one of the lead
ing dowagers in society here,
who went to Paris sometime
ago to visit her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Ceney Werlich, is recuperat'
ing from a stroke which she
sustained since going abroad.
Mr.. Werlich is Second Sec
retary at our Embassy in
the French Capital.
X X
The young Louis Akars
are taking their beautiful
farm in Virginia very seri-
Ously and we hear are going
in for blooded cattle, partic-
nlarlv imported GuHrnsevs.
The Washington times., 1934-07-27
Diplomat Host

The Counselor of the Lega-
tion of Switzerland, Mr.. Louis
H. Michel, gave a dinner on
the Terrace at the Shoreham
last evening. The party was
informal, and the guests num-
bered 18.
The Assistant Director of the
Census, DR.. Stuart A. Rice. and
Mrs. Rice will return to Wash
ington today after a two
months wedding trip, during
which they visited the British
Isles and principal countries of
Europe.
DR.. and Mrs. Rice were mar
ried at Stockham Hall, Birm-
ingham Southern College, May
20, and sailed for Europe on
June /. Mrs. Rice, the former
Miss Sarah Alice Mayfield, is
the daughter of Mrs. Daisy May
field, of West Birmingham, Ala.
DR.. and Mrs. Rice will reside
temporarily at 1921 I st.
George w. Muller, entertained
at dinner last evening in cele-
bration of Mrs. Muller birth
day anniversary. Those present
included Mr.. and Mrs. Muller's
house guests at their place,
Twin Oaks, in Virginia, Mr.. and
Mss. Hester C. Cook, of Phila-
delphia, and Mrs. Lena M. Zeal,
of Wheeling, w. Va.
Others present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles r. Conrard, Mr..
and Mrs. Richard E. Muller,
Mr.. and Mr.. S. z. BrySon, jr.,
Mrs. Eva Dell Myers, Judge
Rush Holland, Mr.. Richard G.
Gizerega and Mr.. Fred Nc
NT@s~
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State Secretary Host

The Secretary of State and
Mrs. Cordell Hull had as their
guest at dinner last evening at
the Carlton, Mr.. Norman H.
Davis, United States Ambassa-
dor at Large. Mr.. Davis is
stopping at the Carlton while in
Washington.
Mrs. Leo Pinkus with her
small daughter. Elsa, is spend
ing the summer as the guest
of Mr.. Pinkus' mother, Mrs.
Charles Pinkus, at her summer
home at Hampstead, L. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pinkus spent
the early summer in Bermuda,
where they stayed at the
Invuririe Hotel. The latter plans
to join Mr.. Pinkus in the Capital
later in the season.
***
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton
Wright are the guests of Miss
Natalie Bayard Merrill at her
summer home, La Chaumiere,
at Stockbridge, Mass.
Mr.. William Fitzhugh Rust,
jr., and Miss Jane Rust will
entertain at dance this eve
ming at their home, "Yeocom-
ico," near Leesburg, Va. Their
guests will include members of
the younger set of Leesburg,
Winchester, Middleburg and the
Capital. The Rusts. who are
members of an old Loudoun
county family, spend their
Winters in Pittsburgh.
Major and Mrs. Cuthbert
Powell Stearns have returned
to washington after trip to
Colorado, where they visited
Mrs. Stearns' mother, Mrs.
James Hamilton Peabody. and
her brother-in-law and sister,
former Assistant Secretary of
State and Mrs. James Grafton
Rogers. Mrs. StearnS is a
daughter of the late Governor
Peabody of Colorado.
-
Lieut.. Comdr. w. G. Ludlow,
U. S. N.,, will leave Washing
ton on September / to pass his
vacation at the Cavalier Hotel,
at Virginia Beach.
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an Diplomat
Sails Today

The Ambassador of Chile,
Senor Don Manuel Trucco, will
sail today from Valparaiso,
Chile for New York, accom-
panied by his young son. Man
uel Trucco, jr., and his three
daughters, Senorita Marta
Trucco, Senorita Graciela True
CO and Senorita Rebecca True
CO. The latter two were in the
Capital last winter and acted as
hostesses at the embassy for
their father. Senorita Barta
Trucco remained in Chile last
winter with her mother, who
died several months ago.
They will arrive in New York
on August Is and will come
directly to the Capital.
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Attache to Depart

Lieut.. Col. Marco Pennaroli,
military attache Of the Italian
Embassy will leave Washington
and sail for Europe aboard the
Saturnia August II. He will re-
join his regiment in Italy short
1y after his arrival in his home
land. No successor has be n
named, to Col. Pennaroh.
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Ensign Young WEEDS Miss Duehrins
Today in Naval Academy Chapel
In Presence Of Many Friends
q 9"Y ee"'''%.

The Naval Academy Chapel at Annapolis Nd will be the
scene of beautiful wedding this afternoon clock
when Miss Marie Louise Duehrng daughter of Mr. Julius
Of Ensign Melvin Thayer Young u s. R. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Thayer Young, Of Ashton Heights Va.
The ceremony will be reformed by Chaplain W. NJ Thomas
and ferns.
The lovely young bride who will be given in marriage by
her father will stately gown Of ivory tinted satin
with yoke and upper sleevs of Chany lace which lace
borders her long tue veil which will be caught with sprays
of blossoms Her bouquet will be of gardenias and
lilies of the valley.
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Secretary Leaves

The Secretary of Agriculture,
Mr.. Henry A. wallace will go to
RuSton, Louisiana, tonight for
a brief visit.
4 4
Miss Annie M. Hegeman, Of
this city, who has been spend
ing the past several days in New
York, has returned to Lenox,
Mass, where she is passing the
summer.
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Return From Trip

Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Cans have
returned to their home in the
Iowa Apartments after a motor
trip through Virginia, which in
cluded a visit to the v. M. 1.
Academy at Lexington, the
Staunton Military School at
Staunton, Winchester and the
Natural Bridge, where thev were
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Sister Attends Bride as Flower Girl

Miss Minnie Robey cousin Of the BRIDE will attend her
maid honor wearing charming creation of pink lace with
big pink chiffon and horsehar hat She will carry pink
roses blue delphinium The brides little sister Gloria
June will be the flower girl and her pink organdy frock will
be pink tafeta foundation and her old fashioned
bouquet will be in a lace holder.
Mr. Jack Young brother of the bridegroom will act best
and the ushers will be Lieut. B. Cleland and Ensign
William Schofield both of the u s. N r. After receiving
congratulations of their friends at the church the couple
will leave for their wedding trip, the bride changing to
travelling suit of lowered crepe with white hat and
white accessories They will go Miami by water and
their return will be at home after August Lyon Park Va
Ensign Young who graduated the class of 1882 at the
Naval Academy student at the University of Maryland
in 1926-28 He is member of the Delta Sigma Phi Fra
ternitY.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-28
KOL'KO INvESTOVALY ST.
zEI.EZNICE MA SLOVENSKO

Riadiel' stat. Eeleznic v Bra
tislave, inz. Burian, vydal in
formativnu broz1ru o. tom, co
vykonaly esd "a Is rokov ma
Slovensku. Podpa tejto stati-
silky vydaly cd prevratu do
konca roku 1888 tieto sunny: ia
stavby novych zeleznfc 661,-
600, 900 Kcs., "a obnovu svrsku
307 milionov, "a ostatne zlepso-
vanie, prestavby a rozsirenie
535 milionov. Ia stavby ambu-
latorii a lieeebnych domov Is
milionov a "a udrzovanie a pre-
mavku zeleznicnd 11,109 mil.
Kes. Celkom teda vykazuje spra
va esd "a prvych Is rokov ma
Slovensku celkovy obrat 12,627
mil. Kcs. Je zaujimave, ze kosi-
cko- -bohuminska zeleznica a 35
miestnych zeleznic dfhuj1 spra-
We esd 2,237 mil. Kcs. "a pre-
mavkove deficity Cd roku 1921
do roku 1888.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-28
YOUNGsTOWNsKE sLovENsKn NovNY

Berezovce ma vtchodnom Slo-
vensku skolopo orinns deti ux 15
rokoy nechodia do skoly, lebo
jej -nemajd. Berezovce 81 chu.
dobna dedinka Y sninskom O.
krese. Majetku obec nem& . jej
obyvatelia 81 natol'ko chudob-
nj, ze 81 skolu nem6zu dovolit..
S1sedne obce so Skolami sd tax
d'aleko, ze berezovske deti do
mich nem6zu dochadzat' a tax
je dnes obci vyse 40 skolopo.
vinnych deti, ktore nevedia ami
citat', ami pfsat'. Tento stav ux
trva Is rokov. Myslime, 5e ma
klad ma opatrenie miestnosti
pre- jednotriedku by este nebol
taky vel'ky, aby nemohla byt'
odstranena skutocnost', ze ma
me obec, v ktorej deti nem6zu
do skoly.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-28
ELENA SOLTEs0vA 8O-Ro0-
MA.

Spolok slovenskych zien III
vena" pripravuje sa oslavit' 80
narodeniny nasej znamenitej
Eleny Mar6thy Soltesovej. Pri
oslave 10. narodenin odbory
Ziveny uctily toto jubileum O.
krem ineho zalozenfm zakladi-
ny E. M. Soltesovej ma zlepse-
ME socialnych pomerov sloven.
skeho zenskeho dorastu, a to
najma pri vzdelavani ma odbor.
nych skolach pre- zenske povo-
lania. Ia 10 rokov trvania do
pomohla zakladina 62 nadanym
Slovenian k samostatnemu po-
staveniu poskytnutim bez1roc-
nych pozieiek spolu 10000
Kes. Zakladina je mnohymi zia
dost'ami temer vycerpana. z
prilezitosti 80. narodenfn wac
nej zeny vykona zivena sbierku
ma udrzanie zvel'adenie tejto
zakladiny pod heslom: sSlo-
venske zeny ma podporu zenske-
ho vzdelania k osemdesiatke e.
M. Soltesovej". PAM Soltesova
sama sbierku zacala, slozila
1000 Kcs. PAM Soltesova uzna-
vana je ako zena europskeho
vyznamu. Prave vychodi vo
franc1zskom preklade druhy
diel jej spisu "Moje deti" a
pred 5. rokami knihe "Fueh-
rende Frauen Europas", medzi
25 najvynikajdcejsimi zenami
europskymi nachodfme i nasu
Elenu Mar6thy Soltesov1.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-28
PEKNA sL0vENsKA svAD.
BA q JURtOv.

V sobotu. %. septembra sa tn
v Youngstown odbyvala pri-
kladna vesiel'ka a sice vseobec-
he znamy Slovak a dlhorocny
Inspector u General Fireproof-
ing Co., pan Jozef Jureo, byva-
jnci pod {. 1853 Cassius Ave-.
zunoval svoj slobodny vdovsky
stav wal ma seba puta stavu
manzelskeho, pojmdc 81 "a druz-
ku zivota pani Kristinu Paros
z {. 624 Benwood Ave.
Svadobna druzina sa pohla o
pol 9. hodine rano domu PAM
Marie Baksa, vlastnej to sestry
mladej nevesty do SLOW. rim.
kat. kostola sv. Cyrila a Meto-
Ga. kde sobasne obrady vyko-
nal duchovny osady, Rev. Ste.
fan Begalla "a dost' hodnei L.
casti l'udu.
Starejsim Dol p. Jan Terek a
starejsou pani Stella Terek z
Clevelandu. Ma svadbe prftom-
nj boil este: p. Jan Baksa s
manzelkou, p. Michal Baluch s
manzelkou, p. Jozef Baksa, p.
Jozef Hudac manzelkou, D.
Vavril Znbal'', p. Stefan BoziS
s manzelkou. p. Michal Bozic a
pisateP tychto riadkov s celym
domom, a mnohi ini, ktorych
mena zabudnul som 81 pozna-
cit.
Pc sobasnych obradoch sva-
dobna druzina prijata bola ma
obede dome 5enicha ma Cas-
sius Ave. a veSer ma tom istom
mieste bola vel'mi vesela sva-
dobna hostina a tanec pri troch
i 'ahacich harmonik&ch a guita-
re, az kym hlavny muzikant
'nezaspal.
as 4
Dalo by sa 0 tejto svadbe e.
ste mnoho pisat', ale ked' ma
nest 'astie to najkrajsie, ia nize-
podpfsany som uz nevidel. Do
bre pat -rocne yfnko ma krasne
nlozilo do kresla, a tam snil 50
mi krasny sen o starej Mske, o
pidimuzik yilach, . morskej
panne. 0 rajskej zAhrade q elite
Q vSelicom inom, k5m ma moja
stars nehegla medxi plseia, =
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-28
VOLTA FARAROV.

V Novych Zamkoch vyvolili
81 tamojsi evanjelici po odcho-
de obl'1beneho a horliveho fa-
rara Juraja Holcika, ktory bol
jednohlasne povolany do Trna-
w ma druhl fararsku stanicu,
doterajsieho farara v Malych
Stankovciach Mateja Tasslera.
Sbor malostankovsky vyvolil 81
"a noveho farara pozvanfm do
terajsieho kaplana trencianske-
no sboru Juliusa Cibul 'ku. Obi
dvaja sd snazivf mladf pracov-
nici nielen cirkevnf, ale ma
rodnf.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-28
"a ozIvENIE HosPoDkR,
sKEHo zIvOTA MA SLOW.

Dna l. septembra bola prva
schodzka Narodohospodarskeho
1stavu Slovenska a Podk. Ru-
81 novom funkcnom obdobi.
Vybor "a predsednfctva prof.
DIR. A. Milotu prebral, cely rad
vyznamnych otazok usniesol
sa ma programe cinnosti, ktore-
no riesenie moze mat dobry
vliv ma hospodarsky zivot Slo-
venska. Body tohoto programu
SD:
Otazka tariff, ktore musia
byt' zrevidovane ma podklade
struktualnych zvlastnosti; d'a-
lei otazka cestna, evidencia
statnych dodavok a dprava do
davkovej politiky, pri com sa
konstatovalo, ze pre- Slovensko
by bola spravodliva ME politi-
ka 5-perc. vyhody, ale kvoto-
vanie dodavok pre- jednotlive
krajiny. Dalej je to ozivenie
sklarskeho priemyslu. V tejto
veci ide o vladne nariadenie,
ktore uvadza numerus clausus
do sklarskej vyroby. Potion pro
gramom Narusu bude propaga-
cia slovenskych vyrobkov, me-
novite ovciarskych, zvysenie Gu
dzineckeho ruchu ma Sloven-
sku, otazka organizacie regio-
nalnei prace ma Slovensku, maj.
ma vybudovanie Narodohospo-
daskej zupy zapadoslovenskej
atd'.
Dolezitou cast'ou rokovania
vyboru bola otazka udrzania
kovopriemyslu ma strednom Slo
vensku, ktory sa nachadza vo
vel'mi kritickom polozenf. Ho-
vorilo sa hlavne o podniku
"Sandrik' Dolnyeh HAmroch
0 zeleziarni PrakOvciach a o
firme Kachelman vo Vyhniach.
Bolo usnesene porobit' Kroky
ma ich udrzanie.
DalSim bodom programu bo-
la otazka 1casti podnikatel 'ov
20 Slovenska ma podnikoch q
pracach celostatnych v miestach
mimoslo slovenskych. Tu bolo usne
sene, dozadovat' 90 Y kaxdom
pripade, aBy Slovensko malo q
Cast ma stavb6ch q podnikoch
Y ceskych krajinach tax, ako
podnikatelia ceskych krajfn
majd deast' ma pracach ma Slo-
vensku.
Konecne vtber rokoval o od-
poyedi ministerstva xerejn5ch
pr6c 20 vsci alimentovania stAt
nych ! vsreintch 6rador shlfn,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-28
70 starej vlasti
(Zpr&vy sd prevzat6 ; kraJo-
vtch casopisov.
VEL'Kk tRODA TABAKu
v 3. 3. B.

Toho roku 1roda tabaku v g.
s. r. bola tax dobra, xe zakry-
je 60 percent spotreby. Ma TO-
40 hektaroch bude droda Ia
baku okolo 10000. metrickych
centov. Lanska. 1roda bola So
tva 120 metr. centov. Najviac
tabaku pestuje sa ma Sloven-
sku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-28

Pc krAtkej mobilize bAkup
pobozka opata. To iste ucinia
al opatovia. Potom pokracujd 9
omsou sv., al k Obetovaniu. O.
pat da biskupovi ako ma oferu
dve sviecky, diva bochniky chile
ba, a dive male becky vfna. To
vsetko prinesd k oltaru mnisi.
Opat to cd mich vezme a da BIZ
skupovi.
Potion biskup pokracuje 6
omsou sv. a opat odfde k boc-
nemu oltaru. Avsak opat, hoci
vycita omsu, predsa nekonse-
kruje, ale prime sv. prijima.
ME cd biskupa. Pc sv. omsi bi-
skup pozehna mitru ju opa-
tovi poloM ma hlavu, hovoriac
80 Pane, davame ma h1avu
Tvojho sluzobnika opata pri-
lbu ochrany a spasenia, ked'ze
jeho oblieaj bude ozdobena a
hlava dvoma rohami oboch "a
konov ozbrojena, ably ukazal sa
proti odporcom pravdy hroz-
nym a poskytnutim Tvojej mi
losti vystdpil proti MIN ako sill.
ny bojovnfk. Ty, o Pane, 81
takto ozdobil svojho sluzobnika
Mojzisa a rozkazal 81, aby tia
ra, eize ozdobena ciapka, bola
polozena ma hlavu Aarona.
Potom biskup posvati ruka-
vice pre- opata, a ked mu ich
odda, hovori, aby ako Jakub,
ktory NAL ruky oblozene kozl'a.
cimi kozkami, dostal cd svojho
otca Izaka otcovske pozehna-
ME, podavajdc mu z jeho OBJ
l'1beneho jedla, tax aby tento
silHobnik obsiahol pozehnanie
milosti Bozej obetovanim sv.
hostie. t...- a..
Teraz zacfnaj1 zvony hlaho-
lit ma znak radosti. Biskup po-
stavi opata ma tr6n, hovoriac: !:
"Stoj spravedlivosti a sva-
tosti, zastavaj to miesto tebe cd
Boha dorucene, lebo Bob ma
moe zvacsit' v tebe Jeho mi
lost"
Biskup zaintonuje "Te Deum
laudamus - Teba Boha chvali-
me-" Pc prvom versi novopo-
svateny opat prejde cez kostol
zehnajdc vsetkych. Vratiac sa,
sadne Ease ma tr6n, alebo ma
zvlastne miesto a prime svo-
jich mnichov, ktorych laskave
pobozka a oni jeho.
ked' ch6r dokonci chvalo.
spev "Teba Boha chvalime, I"
opat udeli vsetkym slavnostne
pozehnanie.
Ma konci opat zaspieva, "Ad
multos amos - Ma mnohe ro-
ky.'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-28
. otasks tarff pre- Eli 'sksvo :
3 udrxani kameholomn Korl&t.


To, 60 50 neopovaxila ami BY
valA tyranskA vl&da mad'arskA,
totiz zastavit' Narodnie Noviny,
to ide urobi', asi ma vysSf roz-
kaz, slavny krajsky sud V Ban.
|skej Bystrici. Tento sud postal
nam uz po druhy raz Cd Nitry
nalez, v ktorom nam pohrozil,
ze podl'a "a. par. odst. /. zak.
{. SO 23 m6ze Narodnie Noviny
zastavit'. v d0vodoch k tomuto
charakteristickemu nalezu napi-
sal sudca krajskeho sndu v B.
Bystrici (byvaly martinsky sud
ca) p. Blahoslav Urban, ze SINE
"sposobom surovym a stvavym
hanobili narod, takze to moze
snfzit vaznost' republiky, ale
bo ohrozit' obecny pokoj re-
publike". Potom vypocftal pre-
sne vsetky tohorocne konfiska-
Gle a napfsal este j toto: ''Zaba-
venie je vesmes pravoplatne a
stale sa pre- preciny alebo zlo-
ciny uyedene par. "a. zak. i.
SO. %. Sb. zakonov nariadenf
a V clanku III. a III. zakona 20
dina 10. julia 1888 {. 124. Sbier-
ky zakonov a mar. (vl. mar. (.
$50. 33, 163. "a. Sb. zak. a nar.)
Zabavenie sa stalo tiez v pomer-
ne kratkom case mono sa o.
bavat', re uvedene trestne Giny
bud1 obsahom casopisu ma
rodnie Noviny" d'alej pachane
preto sud vo smysle par. "a.
cit. zak. vyslovil moznost' "a
stavenia casopisu''. Ma ten.
to krasny nalez odpovedala re-
dakcia Mar. Novin takto: VT.
Sv. MARITIME, 81. augusta 1888.
It'll. Krajskemu s1du v Ban
skej Bystrici. K Vasmu nalezu
tt. 81. 34-a oznamujeme Yam,
ze SINE ho wall ma vedomie a ze
sa podl'a moznosti budeme vse-
NONE vyhybat' d'alsim konfis-
kaciam. = Ak pozorne sleduje-
te Narodnie Noviny, vidite iste,
ze piseme tonom slusnym a mier
nym (tak mierne ako. nijaky O.
pozicny casopis) a Go piseme a
koname, robfme vsetko v zauj-
me dorozumenia sa Cechov a
Slovakov, k upevneniu a kon-
solidovaniu Csl. republiky a
zrejme vsetko zaujme nasho
slovenskeho naroda, pre- ktory
sa uz IS. rok bijeme jeho ne
priatel'mi. - Sine 1ctou "a
redakciu Narodnych Novin, A
lex. S. Pakan, red. - Nuz te-
raz cakame a SINE "ako ma tr-
MI, ako pani milostive rozhod.
MI. Nebojime sa nicoho a len
cakame ma rozhodnutie. Konfis-
kacie, policajne prehliadky, ba
ami zastavenie Narodnych No
vim mas nezastrasf v boji "a pra-
vdu, "a lepsie zitie Byte Slo-
vakov, "a upevnenie c. s. R. a
"a bratske dorozumenie q So
mknutie sa Cechov a slovakov
proti nasim odvekym nepriate-
l'om nasich narodov Mad'arov q
Nnmcnv Rad N6r No~<-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-28
DYNAM1TovY UToK.

Neznami zlocinci spachali ma
rlmsk ko-katolicku faru v Stitni.
ku dynamitovy 1tok. Pachatelia
polozili vecer ma oblok fairy pa.
tr6n, ktory v noel vyb1sil. O.
byvatelia, prebudenf vel'kym
rachotom, vysli Won a len po-
tom zistili, Go sa stale. Cetnici
patraj1 pc pachatel'och. Nikto
nebol raneny, iba budova a ma
bytok boly ciastocne poskode-
,,S ST..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-28
v TATRACH NAPADoL
SNEH.

Vysoke Tatry s1 cd zaciatku
septembra pod snahom. Shah
sa udrzal nielen ma vysokych
stitoch, ale predovsetkym v hi
bokych tatranskych 1doliach.
Snahova burka prisla vel'mi
who'd filmarom, ktori natacaj1
slovensky zvukovy film "Ta-
transka romanca".
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-28
421 P1vovARov v 6sR.

Podl'a zpravy Statneho ura-
du statistickeho je CSR. v
prftomnej dobe ' cinnosi 421
pivovarov. V priemere rokov
1924 do 1888 pohyboval sa ten.
to stav ma vyske 480 pivovarov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-28
K 5o-KE DIR. 1noSA vAN6U

Uraduj1ci podpredseda Slo>
venskej narodnej strany a sodp.
redaktor Mar. Novfn dostal so
vsetkych stran Slovenska re-
publiky vel'ke mnozstvo po-
zdravnych telegramov, prfpsov
i host 'ov. Blahozelali Slovaci.
blahozelali al Cesi. Jubilanta
dojalo najma krasne blahozela-
ME bat'ku prof. DIR. Jozefa Skull
tetyho a POSI-. Martina Razusa.
W v sobotu usporiadali jeho
priatelia ma martinskom HSala-
81 u p. Milosa Thomku vecie-
rok ma poeest' jubilanta, pri
ktorom no pozdravil krasnou
recou starosta T. Sv. Martina
Jan Fraho a hlav. zdravotnt
radca krajinskeho 1radu dr..
Jan Koh6t. Pozoruhodna bola
tam najma deast' mladych, me-
dzi ktorymi boil niektorf x
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-28


sa w treba domov poberat', le-
DO ze vraj kohdti uz zacfnajti
spievat'. A tax s t'azkym sr.
doom musel som sa l1cit' mi
lymi priatel'mi, ktorymi som
So tax dobre po pansky zaba-
val cez tych niekoPko hodfn.
Ably som d'aleko nezachadzal,
nnn ma koniec prajem este raz
nasim novomanzelom blazeny a
st'astny xivot ' tom stave man
Selskom- Mech ich Bob obdarf,
aby mali do roka maleho pro-
roka alebo proroeku.
n6Dej Or.