davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-31

st'ou a pedantnost 'ou somki sa
"a Is povojnovych rokov pra-
covali dnom nocou. Ones sd
najlepsie vyzbrojeni, hotovi po-
hltit' nielen mas Slovanov, ale
cely svet. Dnesne udalosti v
Nemecku jasne poukazuj1 ma
to: ze Nemecko je ohromna O.
bluda, netvor, stesnany v Izku
klietku hranic, nema sposobu,
ako by 81 svoje pokrcene pazd-
ry vystrel, preto sam seba OBJ
hryza. Beda vsak, ak ktord
stranu svoju nahromaden1 silu
vyprostf!
Ked' 81 spomeniem, ako v mo-
jom rodnom mestecku "a vojny
najprv mad'arske vojska hovo-
rily: "Teraz zjeme Srbsko ma
frustuk" a potion prideme sem,
i to decko v koliske musi ho-
vorit' mad'arsky, o rok pozdej-
Sic to iste zelaly 81 pruske vol
ska, lebo "Wacht am Rhein" "
a deutschland, Deutschland
ueber allies" len sa tax rozlie-
halo cd Dunaja az po 1patie
Frusskej hory.
A my Slovania co? Najma my
Slovaci? Tisne sa mi ma myself
otazka: SINE my Slovania dost'
citove sjednoteni, ably SINE ma
vonok vystdpili ako neznicitel-
ny celok?
Ked' vidim toto nase drahe
Slovensko, takeho opravdiveho
baranka, taku trpeliv1 ovecku,
re sa jej tol'ko kliesti a rozlic-
nych cudzopasnikov do tela "a
zralo, myslim dokial' este ne
chas 81 til drahd krv ssat', ty
biedna, mala ovecka?!
Ma sv. Annu 1884.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-31
SANATORIUM VO VYSNYCH
HAGOCH.

Prfpravne prace so stavbou
sanatoria Ustrednej socialnej
poist'ovne vo Vysnych Hagoch
v Tatrach s1 v pride. Ma stav-
bu vodovodu a hradskej Dol uz
vypfsany sdbeh pracami sa
zacne este tohoto roku. So stay
bou hlavnej budovy zacne sa
ma jar bud1ceho roku. Hlavna
budova bude 300 metrov dlha q
svojou vndtornou 1pravou ma
vyhovovat' vsetkym potrebam
dcinnej liecby pl'fcnych cho-
rob.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-31
ZATKII sPRAVCU OKREs-
NEJ SPROsTREDKOVATEI;-
NE PRACE v NITRE.

Nitrianske cetnictvo zistilo,
ze spravca okresnej sprostred-
kovatel ne prace v Nitre, Jan
Michalieka, zneuzfval svoje po-
stavenie 1radnikom Arm1-
nom Englom. Boil oba zatknu-
tt. Oba pachali podvody so
stravovacimi listkami a Micha-
licka v mnohych pripadoch u
moznil vyplatenie podpory v
nezamestnanosti osobam, kto-
rym podpory nepatrily. Vo veci
sa vysetruje d'alej.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-31
oBRANCA PRzEl6YsI.A
Un6REL.

/. x s i . 4, + II . 5Tf 9a
Znamy obranca rakdskej pev
nosti v Przemysli "a svetovej
vojny, general Kuzmanek, 20
mrel vo veku "a rokov. Branil
sa dlho rusk5m vojskam . ka-
pituloval, ked' no Rusi dplne
obkl '1cili, tax ze pevnosti
vznikol hlad. Kuzmanek Dol
vtedy so 10000 rak6skymi vo-
jakmi Rusmi zajaty. Rusom sa
podarilo Przemysl obkolesit' po
vel'kej porazke riadnej rak1-
skej arm&dy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-31
POVAzsKO-BYSTRICKt ,
ZBROJOvKU ROZSRUJU.


Dozvedame sa, ze podnik br-
nenskej Zbrojovky Y Povazskej
Bystrici bude rozsireny o diva
kompleny dielenskych miestno-
sti, do ktorych bude nast'aho-
vane hdajne delostrelecke od-
delenie 2 bratislavskej Patron
Ky, ktora casom bude do Povaz-
skej Bystrice celia premiestena.
Ma stavbe jednej skupiny diel-
nj sa uz pracuje. Y dielnach "a
ma zaciat' 9 v5robon cite toho
roku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-31
1881 VEREJNHCH K1gIzNfU
MA sLOvENsKU.

Ma Slovensku je toho casu
spolu 2,821 verejnych kniznfc.
q tych je 1922 ' obciach, ktore
majd menej ako 1000 obyvate-
pov. Tieto kniznice vykazujd
ia, 900 st&lych navstevnfkov. Y
mestach cd 1000 do 5000 oby-
vatelov je l55 verejnych kniz-
mic, vykazujdcich 1000 nG-
vstevnfkov.
Najviac knih sa cfta ma dedi-
mach, ila ktore priemerne pri-
pad4 20 66 6itatelsoch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-31
MOVE DETsKE oZDRAyov
NE MA SLOVENsKU.

Bratislavska krajinska IRA
dovna pre- peclvost' o mlAdez
zriadi nakladom 100 tisfc Kcs
novd detskd ozdravovnu pri
Cadci Y Trencianskej. Druha
ozdravovna bude vybudovanA '
Hpt. Hr&dku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-31
RIM.-KAT. UGITEL'sKY II.
sTAv v BANovCIACH
OTVORENf.

Dozvedame sa, ze rfmsko-ka-
tolicky ucitel'sky 1stav v Be-
novciach mad Bebravou dHom
|. sept. 1884 zacne svoje dein-
kovanie otvorenfm I. roenfka.
Uchadzaci musia sa podrobit
prijimacej zkdske dina %. au-
gusta.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-31

Cd Parasnice, Mitrovice, Zemu-
ma hucaly, della, Be ga nam oblo-
ky otriasaly. Sami neboli SINE
pani vo svojich vlastnych do
moch. CT vo dine, 81 v noel po-
licajt zab1chal ma oblok: "Sty-
ri, pat postiel prihotovit'!"
Iok, toto romanticky rozlo.
zene slovenske mestecko ma pra-
vom brehu Dunaja, driemaj1-
ce snom zabudnutia cd tureckej
rimskej DOLBY, byvale sfdlo
bosenskych krarov, zasa ozilo,
ably sa smutne zapisalo do dejin
najvacsej, ma tomto 1seku sku-
tocne bratovrazedlnej vojny.
Cochvira mali SINE hlavny vo-
jenny stan, ulice obsadene vol
skom, bez legitimate AMI ma
krok z domu. Najviac vytrpeli
nasi rol'nfci. zatva je plnom
prude, cele doobedie straw ga
zda ma "komande'', kym do.
stane povolenie vozom ist' do
pola a 3-tej poobede musis
byt' donna, lebo je ostra pal'ba!
Nemoze zbozie sobrat', opatrit'
ma obecnom dome uz lezi pri-
kaz, kol'ko vagonov mdky treba
odlifrovat' pre- vojsko.
stanne pravo je vyhlasene,
petrovaradinske kazematy, ka.
menicka kadetska skola, Nitro
vica pine sd politickych vaz-
nov. V Backe Srbov a Slova-
kov beru "a rukojmych, tam 81
mnohf priniesi celozivotnd cho
robu. 70 sameho Petrovca "a
rukojmych watt: Jan Cajak st.
NJ. Gr1nik, P. Kukucka. z Ky
SAGA ueitl' Vlad. Micatek, a
mnohi ini.
V Srieme vsetkyych Srbov in
ternovali, kol'ko nevinnych bo-
10 odstrelene! Sama som vide
la, ako bol srbsky pop hodeny
ma jednoduchy voz, pod MIN
trochu slamy, ruky ret 'azou
zaviazane. Ked' som sa pytala
nasich "einquartierovanych" 60
sa MIN stalo: 'sje odstrele-
n.y., znela odpoved'.
Jedno rano pridem do nasej
nemocnice (musela som tam
byt' denne, okrem osetrovateP-
skej cinnosti moja chybna ma
d'arcina dala mi titul tlmoenf-
cky), pyytam sa, ei prisiel cez
noe niekto novy. Ano, v tretej
izbe lezi. Pozrem lick, opiumo-
We kvapky. To bolo bezne v au-
gustovych hor1costiach. Rozho-
rdeeny naples sa vody, alebo
zajes 81 cervenej dyne, a opiu-
move kvapky ia nemind.
Boil cas-, aby chory dostal svo
ju porciu. Beriem lick. Lyzicku
pohar vody a idem k nemu.
Pri posteli sedi pani "forster-
ka".
Chory je Nemec, zato sa uz
tax ochotne ia usadila! Odpo-
cftavam kvapky, ked' tn moi
pacient pevnym hlasom povie:
"Wir sind dazu da, die Sla-
ven auszurotten!" (My SINE ma
to tn, aby SINE Slovanov- vyky-
noziliD
"Und wir, die sic hier pile
gen, sind allie Slaven!' tiez tax
dorazne povedala som ia. "a
my, ktori vas tu opatrujeme,
SINE vsetci Slovania.)
s hrozou vytrestil ma nina O.
ci, z1fale dival sa, biely ako
platno, ma lyzicku v mojej ru-
ke. Pochopila som.
"Nebojte sa, s1 to len kvap-
'1y lekarom predpfsane." A po-
zr1c pevne ma damu pri jeho
hlave sediacu, povedala som:
"Slovania ME s1 zbabelci
podliaci, ably bezbranneho ne
priatel'a 1kladne nicili. Ano,
my SINE tu Slovania, Horvati,
Srbi, ia som Slovenka. My vas
vyliecime, chod'te zdravy ma
bojiste. tam sa ukaze, kto wi
t'azi. To jedno vsak vedzte, a
to povedzte i svojim: z tejto
vojny Slovania musia vyjst' a.
ko vit'azi! Tol'ke krivdy, pa
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-31
1aA svAT6 Al1lTU.
[ ospomienka na vojnu.)
Napfala !: JuxnA.

Napfsala: Juxnk.
II. Anna! Kto by sa ma hu
h sill Kol'ko je vtedy balov,
B ancovl... A to vam je jedno, Y
tJEden pred sv. Annou KAN
y kolvek sa obzrete, vsade ohrom
I rs plakaty 'sAnna - bap'
Anna plesr, ii je to slovensky,
kotvatsky, nemecky, nader
Y nv, y tento den l'udia sh inter
s. @nacionalni aspon v tanci.
b. 1914 vsak sv. Anna mo-
i0m rodisku bola vel'mi smu-
tnk. o tanci, veselosti AMI chy-
ru. Zmlkly poskocne tamburice,
\ clive husle, vsade ozyva sa
q plac, vsade blede tvare. Ruku-
Is "a. Ma lodnej stanici ludstvo
v ciernom sta ma cintorfne. Ka-
9dt oplakava tych, co rukuJu
hnd' do Petrovaradina, bud do
Osjeku.
vojna proti Srbsku. Rukuje
Horyat, Slovak, ba prave z Ba-
6ky a Sriemu Srb; rukuje, le-
bo prisny rozkaz velf: behom
"a hodfn hlasit' sa u svojho We
litel'stva. Vezm1 smrtonosnu
zbran do ruky a proti komui
Proti Srbom, bratom Slova-
nom, co cd sta rokov chranili
Europu pred tureckymi horda-
mi, prave j teraz len Go trochu
zaschly rany z balkanskej VOL
ny.
a zaco?... Preco?... Preto, ze
Srbsko nechcelo vlozit' hlavu
do nemeckeho jarma, ktoreho
sa t'azko vyslobodilo.
Este ami neuschly Shy ma
tvarach, ked' stihlo mas prve
prekvapenie. Pristala prva vo-
jenska LODI cd Paneovy a W.
chrlila prvs vojsko - vraj
kvet mad'arskej armady!
Pc celodennej hordcave do
bre sa masiruje v chladku mo-
hutnych platan ma ilockom mo-
le. Mlady oficierik, zbadaj1c
h1fik mladych sleciniek, vytia-
hne sa hned' bystrejsie kraea,
slecinky volaj1 ''Hoch"! (su
TO Nemky, dcery dradnfkov ma
panstve kniezat'a Odescalchi),
ale medzi mimi je i par eli
yiop'. Ami som nezbadala, ked'
mi vytrhly ruky kyticu kve-
tin, ktor1 som niesla znamej
dame, nemaly cfm priviazat', {,
bez rozmysl 'ania strhla jedna
eerven1 masl'u $ bldzky, a uz
81 pysila kytica ma zastave. O.
ficierik galantne salutoval, ne
vediac nemecky, ami horvatsky,
xvolal len "eljen a haboru''. s
nevol 'ou divala som sa ma toto
vsetko, len tn oficierik stane
81 predo nina, divoko mu oci
blyst'aly, ruka = siahala po
fukovati Sable: preco ia ne
kri6fm ''eljen?". Povedala som
mu, ze nemam prieiny odusev-
iiovat' sa "a vojnu, svoju po-
vinnost' 81 konam, mole kvety
pripaly vam ma zastavu a obra-
tiac mu chrbat, posla som ku
bedakaj1cej skupine vojakov,
10 81 sadli ma kraj nasypu. Zle
im je, sd chori, nevladzu po-
ehodovat'.
Medzi tym vystupovalo z To-
Ne move vojsko, ale pochodovalo
,alej. Hrstku ludi nalozili ma
Oz 4 viezli do mestecka. Isla
( tom s mimi. Male namestie pred
pbecnym domom preplnene vol.
kom, pytaj1 vody, chleba, zne-
povely ma d'alsie pochodo-
" nie. Vidfm isteho plukovneho
kfra, pytam sa ho: co bude S
1ni chorymi! "Eh, Go, simu-
nti e No pristdpil k MIN, a
& ed vldel, ze st skutocne cho-
povedal: ssOni nepatria ku
ne q uz sa bral so svojimi
ri prec. Mas starosta obce
dne chodf okolo voza, ho-
1 aby poslali pre- nasich
6rOy, musfme ich opatrit'
n ich vsak ulozit'! Konecne
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-31
70 starej vlasti
(Zpravy sd prevzate . kraJo-
vych casopisov.)

vych tasopisov.
SLAM UZNAL SLOvENSK0
DE JURE.
Pod vel'kym nadpisom toho-
to znenia priniesol prazky So
botny Express" (176. &, VII.
roc. ma 1vodnom mieste t1to
zpravu: Ako SINE uz v Eek
presse" oznamili, siamsky kral'
Pradzahipok S kral' ovnou Ram
bal odisli vcera so svojim sprie-
vodom ma Strbske Pleso. Ofici-
alma navsteva ich velicenstiev
siamskych v Prahe bola. vel'mi
srdecna. Srdecnejsie uvftanie
caka vsak este krapovskych
manzelov ma Slovensku, ktore
ma k rfsi bieleho slona mimo-
riadne zaujimavy VT 'ah.
Stalo sa to roku 1923, ked' v
Trencfne v istom hostinci bola
utvorena slovenska vlada. Via
da samostatneho statu sloven-
skeho, odtrhnuteho cd zemi ce-
skych. Povestny Vinco Mihalus,
vtedy najb1rlivejsi separatista,
ktory pozdejsie uprchol "a hra-
nice do sluzieb Jehlickovych, a
teraz nedavno sa zasa vratil do
republiky, zalozil s dvoma my
mi l'ud'mi, ktorf mali radi al
kohol a mic ineho sa nestara-
Ii - samostatnost' Slovenska a
hned' ma mieste menoval slo-
venskd vladu. On bol predse-
dom a ostatni dvaja ministri.
Jeden z ministrov bol narodno-
sti ceskej, ale v tom momente,
ked' v hostfnci funkciu prijal,
hned' ma mieste boly poslane
vsetkym vladam ma svete ozna-
menia, ze srdci Europy utvo-
ril sa novy Stat. Slovaci shodili
jarmo Cechov, osamostatnili sa,
utvorili vlastnd vladu, ktor1
mech vezme cely svet ma vedo.
mie. Ako znamo, v medzinarod-
nej politike to vsetko ide slima-
elm krokom. Odpovede nepri-
chadzaly. Najvacsie pochopenie
pre- slovensk1 samostatnost' v
tomto prfpade preukazalo kra-
pevstvo siamske, ktoreho kra-
povsky dvor prvy a dosial' je-
7inE slovenskej Wade oznamil,
re utvorenie noveho statu v sr-
del wal ma vedomie a samosta-
the Slovensko uznava de jure." I"
Tento pripad, ktory teraz pri
niesol prazsky Expires z prflezi-
tosti navstevy siamskeho kral a
v Tatrach a ktory je inacej ma
Slovensku dobre znamy, dopl-
hujeme iba tym, ze spomenuty
povestny Vinco Mihalus, ktory
cd r. 1923 vyvinul vel'kd Gin
nost' S Jehlickovcami a rozny-
mi protistatnymi iredentistmi
proti celistvosti nasej republi-
ky, pre- odtrhnutie Slovenska
cd republiky a uvrhnutie do
mad'arskeh jarma, o ktorom
zladen statocny Slovak nechce
mic poeut' - teda tento Miha.
lus, ktory vyhlasil samostat-
most slovenskej republiky, kto-
~ by NAL sediet' niekde v
chladku a byt' posddeny ma Is
30 rokov zalara - spaciruje
81 veselo po slobode. Nedavno
interpeloval narodne-socialisti-
cky poslanec Benesov vi. Polfv-
ka policajne riaditel'stvo v Bra
tislave, akym pravom pouziva
a plati tohoto agenta k svojim
sluzbam. Casopisy priniesly tiez
zpravu, ze tomuto Mihalusovi
k1pila policia i nabytok. Pan
Mihalus v snahe odmenit' sa
policii "a toto dobrodenie, po-
udaval jej nielen niektorych
svojich spolupracovnfkov - "a
hranienyych zradcov, ktorymi
NAL osobne roztrzky, ale i sta
tocnych, poriadnych Slovakov a
vernych slovenskych narodov-
GOV cato, ked' odmietli predtym
stretat' a rozpravat' sa MIN.
Tento Mihalus bude teraz kar
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-31
POvODNE BOLY Y GRAVE !
MA SPISI.

Okrem liptovskych obci, "a
stihla povoden Oravu Spis.
Potoky narobily vel'ke skody
v obciach, leziacich pod hora-
mi.
Evening star., 1934-12-02
Teas Are Arranged
For the Debutantes
During This Month
Mrs. Herbert ]. Slocum Is
sues Cards for Presenta-
ton of Granddaughter.

Mrs. Herbert J. Slocum has issued
cards for the debut of her grand
daughter, Miss Florence Slocum,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. M, S. Slocum
of Pasadena, Calf Miss Slocum will
arrive Thursday, to remain with her
grandmother until Christmas, and her
debut will be tea Tuesday afternoon,
December IL, from 4:30 to O'Clock,
in the home of Mrs. Slocum, at 2131
r street.
Miss Slocum will 60 to Charleston,
S. c., to spend Christmas with her
uncle. Mr. Jermaine Slocum, before
returning to Pasadena.
Miss Dorothy Haney Let's, niece of
Justice and Mrs. F. Dickinson Let's,
will be the guest In whose honor Miss
Evelyn Chase will entertain at tea De-
cember % at her home. 3432 Thirty
fourth street.
Miss Junia Culbertson and Miss
Jane Culbertson, daughters of the for
mer United States Ambassador to
Chile and Mrs. william S. CulbertSon,
will entertain company at tea this
afternoon in the home of their parents
in compliment to Miss Betty Angus,
daughter of Mrs H. B. Angus, who
will be presented Monday afternoon,
December "a, at a tea dance which
her mother will give at the Mayflower.
Miss Stellita Stapleton. whose debut
was an event of Thanksgiving day,
was guest of honor at dinner in the
ball room at the Shoreham last eve
ming before the Black and White ball,
with her aunt, Mrs Mae L. Hamilton,
who is making her home at the hotel
this Winter, as hostess. Mrs. Hamil-
tons other guests included Miss
Martha Davidge, Miss Christine Long,
Miss Estherbelle McHarg, Miss Dor
othea Sewers. Miss Ruth Sewers, Miss
Alice NJ Fleming, Miss Emlen Knight
Davies and her house guest, Miss
Margaret Leudke of Wisconsin; Miss
Suzanne Hill, Miss Mary Mcdowell,
Capt w. Curtis De Ware. U. S. A.;
Mr.. Walter J. Cummings. jr.; Mr..
Samuel Biddle. Mr.. John Ellington, Mr..
Rudolph Kaufman, Mr.. Godfrey
Kaufman, Mr. John L. Hamilton,
Mr.. William Mitchell, Mr.. Horace
Peters, Mr.. Frank S. Hight, jr.; Mr..
Stratton Anderson. Mr.. Richard D.
Lunn, Mr.. Charles Gaines, Mr.. John
Davies Stamm, Mr.. Edgar j. Orme, jr.;
Mr.. Gregg Prince and Mr.. A. Gardiner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Landra Platt have
issued invitations for the ball in honor
of his daughter, Miss Jane Esther
Platt. at the Chevy Chase Club De-
cember "a.
Evening star., 1934-12-02
Girl Scouts Reception and
Other Silver Spring Notes

An informal reception in honor Of
District officers of the Girl Scouts of
America will be held tomorrow eve
ming in Jesup Blair Community House
by District No. 4. composed of 16
troops in Northwest Washington and
the eastern suburban area of Mont
gomery County Honor guests will be
Mrs. j. Harris Franklin, Mrs. Frank
Mrs. Erskine Miller Of Silver Spring.
chairman of the Badges and Awards
Committee for District No. 4, is in
charge of the affair, to which leaders
and examiners in the district have
been invited. Mrs. Miller is assisted by
Mrs. j. E. Benedict. jr.; Mrs. E. B.
Reid, Mrs. Joseph Kurz, Mrs. M. A.
Mariner and Mrs. T. c. Jeffers.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Naehr and
family left Silver Spring Wednesday
for New York, from which place they
sailed for the Philippine Islands. Mr.
Naehr was chief engineer at Walter
Reed Hospital and has been trans
ferred to similar position on the
islands.
Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Weaver are
passing the Thanksgiving week end
at their old home, Wakefield, Va, with
relatives.
Mrs William H Dudley was hostess
Tuesday at her home in Woodside.
Md. to the Five Hundred Club. enter
tanning at luncheon and bridge.
Members of the China Club and
their husbands gave a surprise party
to Mr.. and Mrs. Trueman Dodson
Saturday night at their new home in
Woodside. The club presented the
Dodsons with mirror to hang above
the living room fireplace
Plans are being completed for the
annual father-son banquet of the
Woodside Methodist Episcopal Church,
which will be held Friday evening at
the church. An interesting program
for the evening, which will include
musical selections and talks. is being
arranged by DR.. Howard Dozier.
DR.. and Mrs. F. c. Bishopp of Sligo
Park Hill, Md, entertained at dinner
Tuesday night at the Cosmos Club in
compliment to Mr.. and Mrs. E. P.
Taylor of Chicago
Miss Virginia Webster entertained
a company Of 20 at her home in Sligo
Park Hills last night in celebration of
her birthday anniversary.
Evening star., 1934-12-02
Hamilton Fish Speaker
for Republican Women

Representative Hamilton Fish of
New York will be the guest speaker
at the monthly meeting of the League
of Republican Women tomorrow at
2:30 o'clock pm. in the italian gar
den of the Mayflower Hotel. Mrs. Will
liam Fitch Kelly will pres.@e. Mr..
Aled Davies, from Wales. baritone.
will give some selections in Welsh and
in English. Mrs. Dorothy Radde En-
cry will be the accompanist.
December and a bazaar will be
held afternoon and evening by the
Entertainment Committee of the Ma
tional Capital Republican Club.
Wednesday, December II, at 1890
o'clock am the class in parliamentary
law will be conducted by Miss Berthe
Frances Wolfe December IA Mrs.
Harvey D. Wiley will be in charge Of
the educational program. The speaker
will be announced later. A buffet
luncheon will follow the talk. On De-
cember 10 there will be book tea at
the leagues headquarters from 4 to 6
o'clock pm All who have old or new
books on political subjects which they
wish to contribute to the league are
asked to bring them.
Evening star., 1934-12-02
West Virginia State
PARTY With Native Talent

Under the auspices Of the West Vir-
ginia Society in the District of Co.
lumbia there will be held a reunion
Of West Virginians residing In this
city and such as may be visiting here,
in the annual gathering of these peo-
pie. who meet each year in December
to test the products Of their home
State.
1t Is known as the apple cider and
gingerbread feast and all people from
the State are solicited to attend, break
bread, as it were, and renew old
friendships.
This gathering is to be held at the
Raleigh Hotel. the regular meeting
place of the society, on Wednesday
night, December 5, and will be under
the supervision of Mr. A. E. West
haver, who comes from Martinsburg
but resides here. and he will have ex-
perienced assistants. There will be
music and entertainment by State
talent.
Evening star., 1934-12-02
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rante would say) millions of
them" to choose from. and you'll
be assured Of finding just the ones
to express your sentiment. Have
them "personalized" Imprinted
with your name). You'll find the
cards there. what you desire q. new,
unusual and beautiful, at prices
extremely modest. Have your new
calling cards engraved at the same
time they're using your plate. eii
TWELFTH ST.
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band have what 1t takes to put a
gala evening across. The music
has a giddy-yap, heads-up bright
ness that'll put rhythm in your
feet and a song in your heart
in the enchanting South American
atmosphere the twinkling stars
the moving clouds the
honest-to-gosh palm trees. 1ll8
CONN. AVE. Phone NAT. 1920
for reservation.
Evening star., 1934-12-02
Christmas Sale Held by
Near East Foundation

A Christmas exhibit and sale Of the
beautiful embroideries and hand
woven fabrics made by the refugee
women in the Near East under the
supervision Of the Near East FoQnda-
ton. will be held at 1903 Connecticut
avenue Thursday. Friday and Mon
day, December 6, and 10, from IL
am. to 6 pm.
Nine. Charalambous Simopoulos is
honorary chairman, Mrs. Walter R.
Tuckerman chairman and Mrs VIII
liam H. King, Mrs. Mark L. Bristol,
Miss Bessie ]. Kibbey and Mrs. John
r. Williams vice chairmen Of large
committee of Washington women who
will sponsor this sale.
The event is open to the public.
Evening star., 1934-12-02
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talented young
sters are turning out such work as
YOU'D never believe. It's amazing!
This class brings their imaginations
to full play teachers them an
appreciation of art :. and an un-
derstanding of color -. that simply
can't be topped elsewhere. Only
SIS a month-and supplies for the
entire year cost but Sc. And the
kiddies love it! 1747 RHODE
ISLAND AVE. Phone NAT. 1856.
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the-face models that'll carry
you through smartly from the
cinema to tea at the Mayfower.
Gayly trimmed with rhinestone
ornaments they're selling
merrily for only IS. Other new
hats at JELLEFF'S also fresh
from their boxes are the Rib
bon and Bengaline little tuck
away" affairs. They're simply the
last word in snartness and COM
fort and are perfectly grand
to stow away in your bag These.
too, are priced at S.. Give your
winter costume a fresher look.
1916 F STREET.
Evening star., 1934-12-02

has sophistication all its own q. . =.
believe the bright jewel colors set
off their eyes and skin and
know for a factD that red takes
the eye of the stag line. Miss
Frances Manuel and her Rendez-
vous Shop know just how much
you want to pay for all this sor-
Gerry e. and, as result, presents
a large new collection of formal
fashions that is practically perfect
Prices begin at $685. 1915
CONN. AVE. ('Copyright.)
Evening star., 1934-12-02

10 Shllttng 10 the
back of the head
and exposing a
bright face to the
world. Good! The
new off, face
felts are news"
at JE LLEFF'S.
And you couldn't
do better in a hat
than one Of the
d e lig htful off,
Evening star., 1934-12-02

ROYAL is reduced 25Tc. The
reputation of Stein Bloch is to
many men undisputable. Superior
quality fabrics, fine workmanship,
excellent draping and correct fit.
No charge for alterations. Sep
arate entrance on 10th st. to the
Mems Shop.
Evening star., 1934-12-02

pat
you with a small deposit until you
need it. They've an exciting COL
lection of Christmas cards, too!
OF course, Miss Alice Coffnan,
clever hat designer, is at hand to
remodel your last years hat or
make a new one for you at small
cost. 1890 CONN. AVE.
Evening star., 1934-12-02

who will do your hair as simply or
as exotically as you wish. They are
artful, too, in cleverly tinting your
hair. so that it is sublimely un-
detectable. Finest imported per-
fumes are attractively boxed and
wrapped for Christmas gifts. 1919
CONN AVE. Phone NAT. TITO.
Evening star., 1934-12-02

mas car ds all
ordered, addressed
and stamped-long
before you neeo
them. Join the
gay throngs who
are dashing into
BREWOOD'S and
selecting the cards
now. They've got
(aS Jimmy Dll-