davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-14
Sch6dza vyboru
|. Ruskeho Diia
Bude %. septembra pri osade
Fanny Marie. vsetci vybornici
majd byt' pritomni.

Cd nedele ma tyzden, %. sep
tembra vecer bude sa vydrzia-
vat schodza vyborov Prveho
Ruskeho Dna, hale gr. katol.
osady Panny Marie ma Steel
ton. Ma t1to sch0dzu ziadani sti
prist' vsetci vybornici j vsetci,
ktori sa zaujimajl o pokrok
ruskeho pudu ma youngstown-
skej okolici. s uctou
DR.. Nikolaj Sopkovich,
predseda riaditel 'stva
Ruskeho Dna.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-14
DvE sAMovRAzDY

V piatok min. tyzdna najde-
ny Dol Dan Udvari, 59-rocny
clovek, obeseny 0 postel' v do
me Franka Bauera ma is. ul. v
Campbell. Udvari posledne ca
sto pill. zenu ma ' Mad'arsku.
Ma farme V Garfield sastre-
Ill sa 57-rocny Jozef Kochanow-
ski ' nedel'u. Strelil 81 do bru-
cha. Jeho zena bola vysl6cha-
nj, lebo 50 povrAvalo, 10 mali
nedoroxumenie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-14
NAMORNA KATASTROFA
VYZIADAI.A 81 1877 OBET1

V namornej katastrofe, kt0-
ra zastihla luksusny parnik
Ward linie "Morro Castle" v
sobotu yeas rano, zahynulo 137
osob, ktorych 79 uz bolo sto-
toznene. Katastrofa sa udala vi
nou muEstva lode, tol'ko w bo-
10 zistene. Polar vypuknul v
knihovni, kde bola TAXA lumpa-
cka, re este j kelneri boil popi-
tt. Ohen hasit' nebolo mono,
lebo hasicske zariadenie nepra-
covalo. Ale najhorsie pritom bo-
10 to, ze volanie o pomoc bolo
oneskorene - podl'a niekto-
rych reci o dve hodiny a podra
niektorych o pol hodiny. Radio
operator volal pomoc, ked' w
nemohol Wac vydrzat' cd hor1-
cost, ked' uz ohen Dol pri nom.
Cakal rozkaz, ale neprisiel zia-
den, aby volal pomoc. Muzstvo
sa zadrzalo - 6est' vynimkam
- vel,mi zbabele. Prvy "a
chranny Gin, ktory bol spusteny
ma vodu, Dol obsadeny 80 ma
mornikmi q len dvoma cesto-
vatel'mi. Zprvu sa hovorilo, ze
LODI podpalili komunisti, ale te-
raz sa tom pochybuje. Kapi-
tan lode zomrel niekol'ko hodi-
nami pred vypuknutfm poziaru
vraj cd "nezazivnosti'', ale te-
raz vrchnosti idh dat presk1-
mat obhorene kosti kapitana,
ci nebol otraveny. Ufajd j '
kostiach najst' dokaz otravy.
Mrzko sa zadrzal j kapitan
parnika President Cleveland. :.
Tento parnik stal pri horiacom
Morro Castle cd 40 do 60 mindt
ked' konecne spustil zachranne
clny, posbierat' topiacich 50.
John Began, mattel rybarske-
no clnu Paramount" zachr&-
nil sam 81 os0b. Vyslovi Ga, he
to bola srdce otriasaj6ca kata-
strofa q zdfale vykriky topia-
cich Q pomoc mu este j teraz v
usiach zunia. Videl troch zralo-
kov ma mieste,. kde 60 l'udia to-
pill. D6kladne vysetrovanie sa
yedie, ably bola zistena prfcina
q vina katastrofy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-14
OHIO DOLUJE 20 MILLION
TON UHLIA ROtNE

Vd'oka zakroceniu guvernera
Whitea, strajky v ohioskych
baniach prestaly pred vyse ro-
kom a preto sa produkcia uhlia
v Mason State hodne zodvihla.
Lanskeho roku vydolovane bolo
19, $4,000 ton, tedy priemerne
po 100000 ton mesacne. To
je 0 40.4 percent Wac, ako v ro-
ku 1882. Ohio ma 1,028 uhol'-
nych bani.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-14
ANDRLJ voJTKo zolREL

Andrej s. Vojtko, . Apple
gate Road, Warren, O. zomrel '
nedel'u v Trumbull County sa-
natoriu vo veku % rokov. Ne
bohy Dol ddom 6. 6S2. IKSJ.
Oplakavaj1 no rodicia Jan q
Maria Vojtko, sestry Maria q
Anna a bratia Jan q Jozef Po-
hrab Dol Y stredu domu a
chr6mu sv. Cyrila q Metoda.
Pohrabne obrady vykonal Rev.
Stefan Begalla. Ppchovant bol
10 Calvary cinkcrfne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-14
NOVA CESTA PRE-
.ia MAHONING OKREs

Okresny inzinier Geo. Mont
gomery vymeriava nov1 okres-
MI cestu, ktora spoil Ohio s
Pennsylvania medzi Peters
burgom a Bessemerom a ma
ktor1 peniaze da FERA. Dalsie
FERA verejne prace sd plano
vane. ably nezamestnani mali a.
ke-take zamestnanie cez zimu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-14
NEBUDE SA HLASOVAT
o PRIMARKACH

V Youngstowne bol pohyb, a.
by mesto malo primarne vol by
pre- kandidatov ma mestske Il.
rady. Uz sa sbieraly podpisy, a.
by sa o tom hlasovalO v vnovem-
bri, ale teraz vybor sa presved-
ell, re k tomu treba zvlastne
vol'by. Preto peticie bud1 od-
dane volebnej komisii az pc
novembrovych vol'bach. Podpi-
SOW je okolo 5000. Akciu vedie
.republikanska okresna organi-
zacia. ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-14
c1sTEN1E v CAMPBELL

V Campbell bolo vraj maine.
nej dvanast' nemravnych do.
NOV, udaval koncilman Jan Ce.
bula ziadal okresneho zalob.
Gu Leighningera, ably robil po.
riadok, lebo ze mestska sprava
no robit' nechce. Ked' v sobotu
boly tie nemravne domy ma
vstivene, lien tam W nebolo,
tedy majitelia hostincov sami
previedli Gistenie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-14
NEMECKO ZAVADZA
KONTROLU 0BCHODU

Nemecka vlada prejfma rusky
sp0sob zahranicn&ho obchodova-
MIA, totiz cely zahranicny OBJ
chod bude pod jej kontrolou,
take nikto nebude vstave mic
importovat' bez jej dovolenia,
ami vyviezt' krajiny. Nemecko
takto bude vstave dosiahnut'
rovnovahy v zahranicnom OBJ
chode a nebude musiet' dopla-
cat. K tomuto systemu pridu
akiste vsetky krajiny, ldbo sa
dokazal byt' lepsim, ako dosa-
vadny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-14
.- &
Schodza Okresu
K. J. v utorok
Vsetci zastupcovia cfsiel mech ga
zhcastnia tejto vymamnej
sch0dze.

Oznamujeme vsetkym zastup-
com cisiel Mahoning a Shenan-
60 okresu IKSJ., ze okresna
schodza odbyvat' sa bude ma
utorok vecer, 18. septembra ma
Lansingville, ma ktord s1 ziada-
nj vsetci zastupcovia prist'. To-
to bude vazna, pokonvenena
schodza a je ziadlcno, aby ma
nej brali lcast' vsetci zastupci.
s 1ctou
Jozef Stanko, predseda
Jan B. Hassay, tai. Okr.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-14
Kuracia vecera 25. septembrs

Muzski clenovia osady najsv.
Trojice usporiadaj1 ma utorok
vecer, Is. septembra zabavny
vecierok, ma ktorom bude i ku.
racia vecera. Vecierok bude v
osadnej sieni a potrva cd 5. do
8. hodiny. Chlapi bud1 obslu-
hovat' a zabavat' hosti. Pirate
liza osady s1 srdecne pozvanf.
Vo WHORE su: Jan Danus,
predseda; Jozef Macejko st.,
Jozef Chuey NIL, Michal Vilkos
NIL, Jan Jozef, Pavel a Jan
Wagner, Stefan Smrek, Jozef
Tomovcfk, Jozef Gajdos, Stefan
Gajdos, Jozef Novak, Jan J.
Gura, Stefan Grancaj NIL, Pc
ter Gura a Jozef Sedlacko.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-14
SEPTEMBER MESIACOM
BEZPECNOsTI v OHIO

Guverner George White je
jednym 70 A guvernerov, ktori
urcili september "a mesiac bez.
pecnosti. V tomto mesiaci bu-
de vedena kampan "a pozorne
hnanie automobilu, ably pocet:
neh0d bOl cim menSi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-14
KoNvENCIA I. s. v. q s

V tyzdni, ked' sa vydrxias lo
konvencia lKSJ., odbyvala WI
i 18. konvencia I. Sloy. u
Slobodneho Orla, organs ~ u
rozsirenej najviac 70 vJehd NJ NJ
nych statoch a Pennsylvaziiii III N
pocituj1cej asi 1000 il)l|I| n
Konvencia prijala nov1 e. y
podl'a systemu poist' q & =
spolocnosti a znovu zvoliI
HI. predsedu p. Jaknba C =
torisa, spolumajitel'a a. w y
Slovak Amerike, ktor
pis je uz 80 rokov orgknq
organizacie. Konvencia ~
Trenton, N. J.. n
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-14
70 Striebornej
konvencie H
Pan Vascak novuzvols1
hi. podpredsedn. Start q
dostand odpustenie prfspsv !
Rev. Dubosh, Podlnivs
Husek, sabol, Nov6k Ma45s
sky, xnovuxvolenf. n

Strieborna konvencia I. *. s|
j. bola striebornou nielen dlN
mena, ale j ma vysledky, leb0
sa ma nej vykonaly dobre vesii
pre- 1dov, pre- narod pre- citx
kew. Jednym najvyznAmn<
sich usneseni bolo odpustenie|
prispevkov Wac raz do
vsetkym starym ildom. Ich pxfs
spevky budd zaplatene 4 pod-
porneho fondu, 2 ktoreho sa
davaly podpory. Jednota bnde
mat 20-rocne poistne, tak ~
po 20 rokoch I'D dostane p0fgt
ne "a ziva alebo ak zomre PRIV,
tax jeho rodina. Organ bude
zvacseny tax bude vyplnen1
medzera, ktora bola cftenf.
Mladez az do 25. roku bndeE
platit' take prfspevky, ako pla-
ii v MI. Odd. bude takto pQi.
stena ma $500. Jednota buds
napomahat' udrzanie slovenEi-
ny mladezi a pestovat' vide
lanost a kult1ru v clenstve
Slovenske skoly v Amerike btl-
dd podporovane. K tomu ciel u
zalozene boly zvlastne z&kladi-
ny Jednota tiez prispela 41,508
ma cestovne trovy 72-clenov
hudobnemu sboru chlapcoy II
dievcat osady NepoSkvrns
Poe. P. Marie vo Whiting,
ktory so svojim duchov
Rev. Lachom, sbera sa konee
tovat' Cesko- -SlovensEu.
Hlavny urad Dol skoro celf|
znovuzvoleny. HI. duchoyntm'
zostava Rev. FIR. Dubosh, al.
predsedom Adam Podkriyacky,
hi. podpredsedom Jozef g W
cak, tajomnikom Jan Sabol, po-
kladnikom Andrej Novak, ~
daktor Jozef Husek, preds. Tin.
vyboru E. V. Valko, na6elnf-
kom Sokolov Jozef Mat'a1Oy-
sky, spravcom Sokolov q N. @.
(novy) Michal Sincak, lekarom
dr.. Michal Gajdos, preds. dok.
Michal Vargovic, pravnym rad
com (novy) Karol Chapla. Rev.
Jan w. Krispinsky Dol zvolenf
"a dozorcu, ako al Andrej Dor
ko, Andrej Putka a Jozef -
kutny.
Ma slete Sokolstvo Mah0-l
ming Shenango okresu vydo4
bylo nieco, ale hi. nacelnik So-
kolov, p. Mat asovsky este ne-
NAL vsetky body sratane 4 pre-
to nemohol dat podrobnosti IL
ste je ale, ze nasi Sokoli e do.
bre zadrzali.
konvenciu navStivilO mnpho
Slovakov z Youngstown : b.
kolia a pani Maria G. Slifka,
hi. detovnieka IKSzJ., oddala
konvencii v meme zensktch &c.
siel kos kvetov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-14

Stankova cata strutherskych
Slovakov dokazala v nedel u, ze
sa rovna najsilnejsej cate v L.
ge, poraziac Wooden Shoes catu
' Gordon parku sk6rom 3 ku l..
Len campbellskf Slovaci doka-
zali to iste v prvej polsezone.
Nasledkom vft'azstva Struthers-
canov, cata Wooden Shoes mu-
81 zapasit' este tejto nedele s
tatou Mena Jezis a hru vyhrat'
ably dostala CHAMPIONSHIP koru-
nu. Bude mat hodne prace ju
dostat', lebo Steelton sa tax
i'ahko media.
(Dokoncenie ma 3. strane)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-14
Tri sv. olnSe
v Struthers, O.
Rev. Josef KriSpinsky bude SID
zit', pocntc Cd tejto nedele, po
tri sv. omse v chr&me naisv.
Trojice.
Inc zpravy z osady.

Rev. Jozef Krispinsky, du-
chovny osady najsv. Trojice v
Struthers, bude sluzievat' poe
n1c cd tejto nedele, po tri sva-
te omse kazd1 nedel'u v roku.
Robi toto k v6li pohodiu osad.
nikov, lebo dosavad' casio BY
valo pritesno v kostole.
Prva sv. omsa ma nedel'u bu-
de O 7 80 rano; druha 9. rano
a vel'ka sv. omsa o 1O:30 hod.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-14
DEMOKRATI VYHRALL
v REPUBL. STATE

V utorok boly riadne vol'by
v state Maine, ktory bol bastou
republikanskej strany do po-
slednej prezidentskej vol'by.
Republican, 1fali, ze teraz Wy
hrajd, ale Ease prehrali, lebo
guverner Brann, prvy demokra-
ticky guverner v tom state cd
obciansRej vojny, Dol znovu
zvoleny a tiez j dvaja kongres-
mani demOkrati.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-14
1855 NAKI.ADNYCH
vOZNOV OBJEDNANf

iNRA News) zelezniene spo-
locnosti v SpojenJch Statoch
maly ma l. augusta objednane
13, ,755 novych nakladnych voz-
nov oproti 1,187 V roku 1888 a
1872 v roku 1892. Novych To-
komotfv / augusta toho roku
maly objednane IS parnych .
1N elektricktch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-14
200 DELEGATov MA
KoNvENCu Nv. lH.kDEzE

V Clevelande pri cirkvi sv.
Trojice bola konvencia sloven-
skej evanjelickej mladeEe, kto-
rel So zlcastnilo okolo 200 de-
legatov 2 celych Spoienych Sta
tov, ako sdel'uje cleyelandsky
s HAS Boil delegati AZ I re-
xasn. Konyencia trvala dva dni
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-14
NILES OSI.AVUJE
STOROCNE JUBII.EUM

Susedne mesto Niles, rodisko
prezidenta McKinleyho, oslavu-
je storocne jubileum svojho "a
lozenia. Slavnost' sa zaGala v ne
del'u a trva cely tyzden. Ma
slavnosti ber1 beast j Slovaci.
Mesto Niles zalozil James Hea.
ton.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-14
Delegatkarn KZJ.
do pozornosti
Delegatsky vlak 90 pohne Q
7:40 v sobotu vecer.

Ctenym delegatkam youngs-
townskej okolice, id1cim ma
konvenciu 1. X. s. z. j. do New
Yorku oznamujeme, ze delegat-
sky vlak sa pohne 70 stanice
Pennsylvania Railroad v sobotu
o 7:40 vecer ME ako bolo i'm
PRIV oznamene. Preto kazda de-
legatka mech sa dl'a toho "a
riadi.
O uverejnenie tohto upozor-
nenia boil SINE poziadanf pani
Mariou SlifkA, hi. 1ctovnickou.
Mnoho delegatiek ide
3 tohto okolia
Ma Xxx. konvenciu IKSZJ. v
New Yorku odchodia nasledov-
ne delegatky youngstownskej
okolice:
z Cisla 3O.-Julia Matus, Ma.
ria Sofranec, Maria Hud'a, Ag-
mesa Baluch.
z Cisla 156.Julia Danko,
Maria Jacko.
q Cisla 169.-Maria Dolak
(Martinova) a Maria Dolak
(Andrejova) Julia Cirner.
2 Cisla 161. Anna Baca.
2 Cisla 202. Maria Repasky.
z Cisla 325.-Maria Vascak a
Cecilia Klein. 9
z Cisla 344.-Maria Babinec.
z Cisla 373.-Maria Olenik.
z Cisla 153. (Farrell -Kata-
rina Stiblik a Katarina Matus-
cak.
Cislo 401. z Hubbard tiez Wy.
-slc delegatku, ale snfe sas memo
hi doznat' memo.
Ma konvenciu odisli N v sire
du vecer: Rev. Stefan Kocis,
hi. duchovny; PAM Maria Slf-
ka, hi. lctovnicka; pani Maria
Kubina, hi. dozorkyna a panic
Maria Dolak (Martinova) a &C.
ella Klein, ktore maj1 vyboro-
vi pracu. Ostatne delegatky od-
cestuju v sobotu vecer. '
Konvencia sa bude odbyvat
v Hotel New Yorker, ma rohu
"a. ul. 8. Ave., zahaji sa v
pondelok a potrva akiste az do
soboty bud1ceho tyzdna.
Konvencii prajeme bozieho
pozehnania v jej pracach!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-14
Stav ciat v Slovenskej ige
Hry ma nedel'u

Hry ma nedel'u
Wooden Shoes s catou Mena
Jezis ma Borts hrisku.
Lansingville S campbellskymi
Slovakmi ma LOTUS hrisku.
Najsv. Trojice vo Warren.
Hubbard Haseltonom ma
Oakland hrisku.
Farrell so strutherskymi Slo-
vakmi v Struthers.
p. Marie catou sv. Petra a
Pavla Campbell parku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-14
Y8 hstadisl = polrolka

V spojenych Statcs1 yyrobe-
ne bolo "a prvJch sest' mesia-
GOV toho roku 748 listadisl, ! to-
ho 374 obchodntch q 5porto-
vych, 264 vojensktch . ITO pre-
sahraniadii
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-14
2. CvENaRo6 xAbl -
z PRkDaD

Pan Michal Cveng1
seda skolskej rady Y
zad dakoval I predsed
podrzal 81 len cleu
Novym pred doz,
per. ss| s|l &
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-14
Strutherscania
dobyi vit'azstvo

Prelkazili cate Wooden Shoes
dostat' campionstvo slovenskej
ligy v nedel'u. Teraz je rad ma
steeltoncanoch porazit' najsil-
nejsiu 6atu v Nge.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-14
Vysviacka opata 2. oktobra

Vysvlacka opata z. oktobra
Rev. Jozef Krispinsky Dol ma
khazskej sch0dzi Clevelande,
ma ktorej bolo usnesene, ze po
vysvatenf najdp. Stanislava
Gmucu, O.S.B. "a opata sloven-
skeho opatstva radu benedikti-
nov, bude banket v Cleveland
hOtei.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-14
Vysledlzy v nedel'u

VySIeuky v noQoIu
Struthers 3, Wooden Shoes l.
Mena Jezis 2, Hubbard /.
Haselton 7, P. Marie 6.
Sv. P. a Pavla II, Lansing
vile 4.
Warren 5, Campbell 2.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-14

Ked' 60 nieco vtznamn6ho
v6s prihodi napGte . tom
sprayn ~ Ssl,to noyfn.
Evening star., 1934-01-19
|0WAP. v. A. CASE
TOBE PROSECUTED
U. s. Attorney Ordered to
Present Evidence Against
Two Accused Men.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Robert w. Colfiesh, United States
district attorney for Iowa, has been au-
thorized to present to the grand jury,
now in session at Ottumwa, evidence
gathered in an investigation Of Iowa's
Public Works organization, according to
an announcement yesterday by the JUS
tice Department.
The statement said
Early in December r. W. Colfiesh,
United States attorney of the southern
district of Iowa, addressed letter to
the Attorney General, dealing with pos
sible violations Of the Federal statutes
in connection with the administration
of Public Works matters in Iowa.
THE only persons involved IN these
charges are Hon. Nels G. Kraschel
Lieutenant Governor Of Iowa, and one
Carlton D. Beh. who conducts a bond
house in Des Moines. In his commun1-
cation Mr.. Colflesh solicited the views
of the Department of Justice with ref
erence to these cases. Conference,
with representatives of the Public
Works Department and with others
having knowledge of the facts were
held from time to time in the interim
Because of the Importance OF the
matter, and some Of the unusual CIR.
cumstances involved, Mr.. Colfesh wa
requested to come to Washington for q
to going over the whole subject.
LAS a result of these conferences. Mr.
Evening star., 1934-01-19
GAS HEARING FACES
NEW CONTROVERSY
Testimony on Depreciation
Marks Closing of Twelfth
Week of Proceedings.

Testimony on depreciation, to be
offered by the Washington and George
town Gas Light companies at the re-
sumption of valuation hearings this
afternoon, is expected to open up the
most important controversy OF the long
case. which is now completing It's
twelfth week Although neither sloe
has its figures in the record, 1t Is SAID
that the Public Utilities Commission
figure is about S5000,O00 greater tnan
that to be offered by the companies.
This difference, capitalized at per
cent, would be a difference OF S3O0,oUO
q year in gas rates here.
Deduction Way Paved.
The way for small deduction for
depreciation has been paved by the
company through expert testimony 20
the effect that nothing should be de-
Quoted from property values for made
ouacv or obsolescence, but that the de-
auctions should be confined TO OBJ
served depreciation such as rust on
pipes, or other effects of the elements
or of use of the property.
Commission witnesses Will insist that
even where property is in physlcally
perfect condition. the fact that 1t Is
out of date. or that 1t is about 10 oe
demands Of service, cut its value SUBJ
stantially because Of obsolescene or in
adequacy.
Financing Cost Testimony.
After a legal wrangle lasting most OF
the afternoon. the commission alIoWeo
Luther r. Nash, an expert on public
utility economics, to testify on the sub
ject Of cost of financing" i" which TIT
companies are seeking to add to theil
valuation Previous testimony was tc
the effect it actually cost the companies
$2l5, 900 to do their financing, but tina
If these costs had been trended to con
ditions as of June 30. 1882, the valua
ton date. the cost would have beer
S597 900.
Assistant Corporation Counsel Rob
erts contended the commission shoul'
not let in any testimony on this score
producing court cases to sustain HI
y,ien, that IFS inclusinn was improper
Evening star., 1934-01-19
R. F. C. SCHOOL LOANS
URGED BY GEORGIAN
Senator Georges Bill Would Pro.
vide Funds for Full
Terms.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
loans to keep public schools open Tor
full terms would be authorized under
bill introduced today by Senator George
of Georgia.
A sum of $4,000, 900 would be made
available for the remainder of the
present term and $l00,000,0OO Tor the
next full term.
THE measure is essential" George
said. in order to make available lo
the youth of the Nation those educa-
tional opportunities which are necessary
for the training of citizens in demo-
cratic government -
A crisis has been brought aoout III
education by the depression, the senator
told newspaper men. .,
And it seems to me-" he continued
eff we are going to aid everything else
we should aid schools"
The r F. C loans would be made tc
States. political subdivisions and schoo
districts. Il,
George already has introduced Oil
to provide for expansion of agrlcultura
and vocational training IN pupne
schools through Government aid.
Evening star., 1934-01-19
LOCAL employment
GAIN IS 6 PER CENT
District Pay Rolls Show December
Increase-States Report
Decline.

While the country as q whole showed
for the second month in succession
employment and pay roll declines in
December, District reports showed
per cent more employees and 3.9 per
cent increase in pay rolls.
Figures released by the Labor De-
partment yesterday showed a total Of
81, ,968 persons on pay rolls of 619 es-
tablishments. These establishments
paid out a weekly average Of $735,983
during December. Miss Frances Per-
kins, Labor Secretary, said the condi-
Evening star., 1934-01-19
AIR ROUTES STUDIED

LONDON, January l9 P).-The
Morning Post said today cabinet COM
nittee was considering steps to launch
an intensive period of air communica-
tion expansion and was studying routes
between England and Canada and Eng
land and Australia.
The paper said the committee sought
to develop an airmail service compar-
able with that in the United states
and that expansion would include faster
service and a modified subsidy system.
Evening star., 1934-01-19

stoddard M. Stevens, jr., countered
with other cases showing the opposite.
The Commission finally let the testi-
mony In "for whatever 1t might Do
worth" ..I. .;a..
had submitted briefs on a similar bat
tie M regarding an allowance of $4,000 1000
claimed % bv the companies for going
concern value" On this subject. the
commission reserved its ruling.
Evening star., 1934-01-19

ton of the District Is due principally
to seasonal gain in retail trade, aided
by small gains in the public utility and
hotel groups"
Employment throughout the country
dropped 1.8 per cent in factory, and pay
rolls decreased / per cent. Miss Per-
kins estimated the decline in employ
ment In factories In December was ap-
proximately $4,000 persons, whose
Evening star., 1934-01-19
EXECUTIVES ORGANIZE
Farm Boys Club Of Washington
Association to Boost Work.

Association to Boost Work.
Executives Of the local boys clubs
and afiliated groups formed new or
ganization to be known as the Boys
Club of Washington Association at .
meeting Tuesday night at 230 G street.
The purpose of the unit is to co-ordi-
nate club activities here. A. Boyd Kinds,
director of the Northeast Boys Club,
was elected chairman Of the group for
the ensuing year.
Membership in the organization will
be open to executives and members Of
the Boys Club Of Washington, the
Northeast Boys Club and the George
town Boys Club, and the afiliated
members Of the Jewish Community
Center Boys Department, and the Mer-
rick Boys Club Of the Christ Child
Society.
Evening star., 1934-01-19

weekly earnings were approximately
$3.50, 600. This figure. Miss Perkins
pointed out, does not represent the en-
tire picture, because the decline in
manufacturing industries was to great
extent Offset by increases in non-manu-
featuring industries. She estimated the
net decline in the number Of persons
employed at 10000. with decline OF
1914. 900 in pay rolls.
Evening star., 1934-01-19
Heads Methodist Educators.

ST. LOUIS. January 10 R.--James
L. Robb. president of Tennessee Wes-
leyan College, Athens. Tenn, was elect
cd president Of the Methodist Educa-
tional Association, comprising heads Of
Methodist schools, colleges and univer-
stiles, It was announced here yesterday.