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Evening star., 1934-05-07
Some Washington Headliners
Big Jim Farley Puts The Personal Touch in Politics.

q uPER-sALEsMAN James Alloy
sius Farley has a misery.
The whole esix-foot-two-and-
a-half of him rebels at hand
ing folks disappointments 1t
runs counter to his nature and busi-
ness ethics. He has made it prac-
tice to please ever since he started out
with his first samples of gypsum 20
years ago.
Now" he says, "for every person !
please l disappoint nine others"
That Is because he, as Postmaster
General of the United States and
chairman of the Democratic National
Committee, is a patronage dispenser
with about 100000 job-hunters to
pacify.
"You don't like your job then. eh?"
he is asked.
Sure" he replies, glancing toward
the big door which shields him from
the constant horde Of interview
seekers. you have to like your job!"
There is one of the secrets of big
Jim's" success He went after the
rock ribbed upstate New York coun-
ties for Roosevelt like a salesman out
to enlarge his territory. Opening new
accounts had always been his specially
when he was ION the road"
According to his own accounts he
must have talked to nearly 1000 per-
sons individually in making contacts
for the Democratic standardbearer
When he got home he wrote each one
a follow-up letter to clinch the inter-
view. He remembered well, and those
who called him Jim" didn't get a
letter starting, Dear Mr." either.
There is personal touch that
marks everything he does. 1t is said
that on his vacation trip to Italy he
knew all about the purser's child
having the Group and the deck stew
ards uncle on Blocker street before
the Statue of Liberty was lost on the
western skyline.
Let him be in serious conference.
One caller has finished his business
and turned away. Others are COM
ing in. when Farley booms at the de-
parting man, How have you been,
anyway, Bill Disappointed or not,
he swings around with satisfied grin
at the friendlineSS in that tone.
He sits behind a modest desk in a
little square room with pencil stuck
over his ear. reminiscent of the days
when it would have been offered a
customer to sign on the dotted line
A healthy pink glows over his brow
and unthatched crown.
Around the walls hang pictures Of
Evening star., 1934-05-07
By The Associated Press.

BALTIMORE. May THE success
full grating of living tissue into a
human body to take up the functions
of impaired glands was described today
by three Johns Hopkins research
workers in a copyrighted article pub
lished in the American Journal of
Surgery.
Two operations for the transplanta-
ton of healthy parathyroid tissue into
ailing patients were cited The success
was noted in the rise of the amount
of calcium in the blood to normal.
The thyroids are two glands near the
windpipe The parathyroids, close to
the thyroids, control the calcium
supply
Faced with the almost uniform
failure of other experimenters. DR..
Harvey B. Stone. associate professor
of surgery at the Johns Hopkins
School of Medicine. and his associates,
DR.. James C. Owings and George o.
Gey made their report after more
than three years of research
The first opportunity to apply their
Evening star., 1934-05-07
Childhood Friends Wed.

MILWAUKEE, L4).-Mrs. Helena f.
Mathes, 81, and August Meter, n, of
Spokane, Wash, childhood friends
who became separated early in life,
were married after romance carried
on by mail. Both were friends in
Aurora, Ill, years ago. but were
separated when Meter went TO the
Pacific Coast and Mrs. Mathes came
here. METERS wife died in 1922 and
when Mrs. Mathes' husband died TWO
years ago the couple began CORE
spending
Evening star., 1934-05-07
TWO KOMODO ISLAND DRAGONS
CONSIGNED TO WASHINGTON ZOO

the dragons were on the way. The
Dutch government had notified him
that the young biologists were going
after the huge lizards on Komodo
Island, but the Vancouver dispatch
brought first word of their success.
Il only hope it's true that Two OF
those dragons are coming to us" DR..
Mann said. Il believe the only 9TH
ers ever seen in this country died
after a brief captivity IL New York,
although at least one 700 in Europe
has been able to keep pair for sew
eral years. If these dragons are
really being sent to us, they will be
the first ever seen here"
The giant lizards are vicious and
known to live only on Komodo Island.
! They are believed to be descended
from the. prehistoric monster, the
| tyrannoSaurus rex.
Evening star., 1934-05-07
ATTACKED SECOND TIME
Colored Youth Accuses Man Who
Stabbed Him.

Park police today were investigat-
ing a charge that a colored youth,
sent to jail for stabbing another COL
ored boy couple of years ago, had
beaten his victim last evening dur
ing a disturbance in Meridian Hill
Park.
The police were told by Joseph Nor
vile, II, colored, 1900 block of Fourth
street. that he had been hit in the
face and cut about the eye by Will
liam johnson, 20 colored of no fixed
address. Norville told police johnson
was jailed for II months for stabbing
him with an ice pick about two years
ago.
Evening star., 1934-05-07

Two of the rarest creatures in cap
tivity-huge. lizard-like dragons"
from the Island of Komodo-are ex-
pected to arrive at the Washington
Zoo next week.
Four of the 9-foot dragons were
to be landed at Vancouver. British
Columbia, today from the S. S. EN-
press of Asia. Two are consigned to
the Zoo here and the other pair to
the Bronx Zoo, according to an Asso-
ciated Press dispatch.
The weird creatures were trapped
on the isolated volcanic island of Ko-
modo. in the Dutch East Indies, by
two youthful American biologists,
Lawrence T. K. Griswold of Quincy,
Mass. and William H. Harkness of
New York.
Or. William NJ Mann. director OF
the Zoo, was delighted to learn that
Evening star., 1934-05-07
Dog Saves Sinking Woman

RACINE, Wis. lPt.-To Tricksy. a
fuzzy little dog with a strong voice,
Mrs. Marie Ahrends owes her life
Taking refuge from the heat. Mrs.
Ahrends with Tricksy under her arm
went wading in Lake Michigan. When
the woman suddenly stepped into a
deep hole and the water closed over
her head. Tricksy barked frantically.
The lookout at the Coast Guard sta
ton heard the dog and the woman
was rescued.
Evening star., 1934-05-07
THIRD OFFICER DIES

Another Victim of New York
Gunmen Succumbs.
NEW YORK, May Z R.-Another
New York policeman died yesterday
from bullet wounds incurred in gun
battle with bandits, and the police
department was spurred in its search
for his slayers by angry comment
from Mayor F. H. La Guardia.
Make it unhealthy for bandits In
New York" the mayor said, suggesting
a revival of the old weekly "dragnet'
for known criminals
Lawrence Wood, 81, the officer who
died, was the third member of the de-
partment slain within the last 10
dayS,
Evening star., 1934-05-07
Convocation Plans Made

FALLS CHURCH, Va, May (Spe.
ciaD Members of the Auxiliary Of
the Falls Church have made plans fol
the Piedmont Convocation TO be hele
at the parish hall Wednesday. Holy
communion will be at 10 o'clock. fol.
lowed by the business meeting
Luncheon will be served by the auxil.
iary members.
Evening star., 1934-05-07

vanla avenue which houses the Post
Office Department.
Farley started his political career in
much the same surroundings. 1t is
said that in 1896 at HaverStraw. N.
Y. where he was born, he was al
lowed as a lad of 8 to carry torch
in William Jennings Bryan parade.
He has been carrying the Democratic
torch ever since.
Friends tell this one as a glass door
to Big Jim's" character:
Al Smith, in 1918, made him port
warden in New York as political re-
ward Later he decided the post
ought to be abolished. but first asked
Farley if he honestly believed port
warden was necessary.
No" said Farley.
Evening star., 1934-05-07
STRIKE CLOSES PUMPS.
Four Oil Companies Affected by
Action of Skeily Workers.

SEMINOLE Okla, May 7 P).-
Pumps on the leases of four oil COM
panies were not operating today as
the result of the Walkout Of ll2 en-
ployes of the Skelly Oil Co.. and the
consequent shutdown of the Skelly
refinery and producing units here
Lack of gas, ordinarily furnished
by the Skelly concern, caused the
shutdown.
The Skelly workers struck in SYM
pathy with $50 Sinclair Prairie en-
ployes who have been out since
Thursday. The demands of the two
groups are identical-union recognl-
ton, restoration of the 1929 wage
scale, and a closed shop.
Evening star., 1934-05-07
TWO STUDIES PLANNED
Episcopal Groups to Hold Eco.
nomic and Social Conferences.

NEW YORK, MAY 7 P).-Comple-
ton OF arrangements 1or two regional
conferences to consider American
social and economic conditions was
announced yesterday at Episcopal
church headquarters.
The aim of the conferences. the
announcement said, will be to ex-
plore the whole range OF the new
deal: to assist the church and the
public generally in thinking through
the economic, social and industrial
problems which have arisen out of
the economic setback"
The first conference will be at
Charlotte. N. c.. May IA and Is. and
the second in st. Louis, May IS
and 90
Evening star., 1934-05-07
INJURED ACROBAT DIES
Circus Performer Hurt in Triple
Somersault Over Elephants.

BOSTON. May 7 P.-Eugene de
Koe, 81, New York, an acrobat with
the Ringing Brothers, Barnum and
Bailey Circus. died in City Hospital
yesterday of injuries suffered during
a performance at the Boston Garden
on the night Of May 4.
De Koe, a veteran performer, was
attempting a difficult and rarely ac-
complished feat, a triple somersaul,
over a group of elephants, when he
fell. He suffered a broken neck.
He was carried out of the arena by
clowns and few in the big crowd Of
spectators realized he had been Seri.
ously injured.
Evening star., 1934-05-07
FORMER GERMAN SPY
IS HELD IN LIVERPOOL
Trebitch Lincoln, Now Buddhist
Abbot, to Be Deported to Cam
ada, Whence He Arrived.


BY the Associated Press.
LIVERPOOL. May 7.-Tfebitch
Lincoln-once German spy, now a
Buddhist abbot-was held today for
deportation TO Canada.
Lincoln was arrested yesterday
when he declined to proceed to
Antwerp within "a hours after his
arrival from Canada on the steamer
Duchess of York.
lie will be deported aboard the
same liner
Il only want to stay four months
and preach Buddhism, just as you
send missionaries abroad pleaded
Lincoln.
The authorities were adamant in
their refusal TO allow him TO remain.
Evening star., 1934-05-07
MueZzin Falls TO Death.

While calling the faithful to prayer
from a minaret in Dessuk, Egypt, a
Muezzin sWayed SO violently to the
rhythm of the chant that he lost his
balance and fell to death.
Evening star., 1934-05-07
Ship Builders Busy.

Orders for new passenger and cargo
ships placed with British shipbuilders
so far this year have a total value of
more than S35, 100000.
Evening star., 1934-05-07
Fairfax Council TO Meet.

FAIRFAX, Va, May 7 (SpeciaD =
The Fairfax Town Council will meet
tonight in the office of Mayor Thomas
P. Chapman.
Evening star., 1934-05-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

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notice that the annual meeting of the
stockholders of said company for the elec-
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Evening star., 1934-05-07

Discussion Lasts 80 Years.
After a discussion lasting 80 years
Eastbourne, England, will build a
bandstand.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-29
Vsetly cesty vedd do Clevelan-
du a Bedfordu.

v minulych rokoch zucastni.
10 sa az do so tisic l'udi odpu-
stu K Panne Marii Levocskej v
Bedford, a bolo tam vidiet' au-
ta a busy nielen z clevelandskej
okolice, ale az z II statov al
susednej Kanady. Prave teraz
v dobe zlat6ho jubileumu Ka-
tolickej Slovenskej Akcie cleve-
landskych SlovakovkatoE Ekov,
ctihodne sestricky s pomocou
Clevelandskeho Diocezalneho
Sboru Sdruzenia Slovenskych
Katolikov, marianskych spoil
kov a civflnych dradov, robia
pripravy k uvitaniu este vac
sieho, zastupu l'udu pri odpu-
ste. Vsetky vybory pracuj1, a.
by tohoro1na put sa jak mai
lepsie vydarila a to .pri najlep-
som poriadku. Teda 0 vsetko,
Go je len potrebne, je postara-
ne.
Urad Clev. Dioc. Sboru
8. s. K.
Michal N. Klesch, tai.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-29
Prid'te ma put
k P. M. Levocskej
Marianslx& sl&vnost' bude l., g.,
8. q {. jtla ' Bedford, Ohio. /,

Poboznosti k Panne Mari
Levocskej v Bedford sa zapo-
emu v nedel'u, l. julia o l. no.
dine popoludni s velikou pro-
cesiou ma horu v Bedford, v
ktorej bude brat 1cast' osvp.
biskup j. A. McFadden, D. D.,
nase duchovenstvo z cleveland
skej diocezie, ako al vel ky "a
stup l'udu zblizka i zd'aleka. :.
Osvp. biskup McFadden bude
mat kazen a "a tym bude slo-
venska kazen, bud1 titanic,
ruzenec, marianske modlitby a
pozehnanie prevelebnou Svia-
tost'ou Oltarnou.
v pondelok, utorok a stredu
e., 3. a 4. j1la) bud1 styri sv.
omse denne, a bud1 knazi spo-
vedat' ma pozemkoch. Odpolu-
dnia bud1 marianske pobozno-
sti denne, totiz o l. hodine ru-
zenec, o 2. hodine titanic a
mobility, o 8. hodine krMova
costa, o pol 4. hodine slovenska
a anglicka kazen, 0 5. hodine
svata hodinka a posviacka ru-
zencov relikvif, marianske spe-
Wy a modlitby, o 5. hodine
pozehnanie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-29
PENZ1sTI Z1.E vYPLNAJt
APLIKA6NE LIsTuyY

Ziadosti o starobnd pcnziu sa
uz prijfmaj1 v 1radovni Old
Age Pension Board, ktora je ma
prizemi v budove okresneho SUI
du. Behom tyzdna hlasilo sa
vyse 1000 osob. Dane i'm boly
listiny ma vyplnenie, ale tie
skoro vsetky boly vyplnen6 zle
q bud1 musiet' byt' znovu W.
pfsane.
V dradovni tiez prisli ma to,
ze viaceri starci a starenky mu.
sell platit' po $3.50 "a vyplne.
ME tychto listin. Osoba, ktora
tol'ko ratala "a vyplnenie, bu-
de t'ahana ma zodpovednost'
Tieto listiny vyplnia penzij-
nej 1radovni zadarmo tomu,
kto 81 nevie sam vyplnit'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-29
Slet Sokolstva
vo Philadelphia
SITS. ma Is. konvenciu q vel-
ke z&vody. Juraj PalaSc&k de-
legation miestneho sboru.

Slovenske sokolstvo v Ame-
rike, sorganizovane v Sloven-
skej Telocvicnej Jednote Sokol
z prilezitosti svojej Is. konven-
Gle usporaduje vel'ky slet spo-
jeny s telocvicnymi zavodmi v
dnoch cd l. do 4. julia v meste
Philadelphii.
Hlavny den sletovy je urce-
ny ma stredu, 4. julia, a verejne
cvicenie prevedie sa v Central
High School Athletic Field, ma
29th a Cambria ul.
Sletu z1castni sa tiez ceske a
inc slovanske sokolstvo, jako
hostia. Chystajd sa vypravy
cvicencov a navstevnikov zblf-
zka i zd'aleka, pridu zvlaStne
vlaky alebo busy az Chicago,
Clevelandu, Pittsburghm atd'.
Kto by sa chcel tohto sletu
z1castnit mech sa pripoji ku
niektorej vyprave alebo pride
rovno do Philadelphia. Adresa
budovy konvencie STJS. je
Slovenska Mar. Budova (Slo-
yak Hall), 510-512 Fairmount
Ave-, Philadelphia, Pa. - Agi-
tacny vybor.
Ma tento sokolsky slet a kon-
venciu vyslaty Dol Sborom 146.
STJS. ako delegat jeho sprav-
ca, Juraj Palascak.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-29
PRAUOVAL I BRAL
NtDZovt P0DPoRU

Paul Cleary, 24-rocny, : els,
80 E. Myrtle Ave-, Dol ods1-
deny sudcom Beckenbachom ma
800 pokuty a s mesiacov va.
zenia, lebo bral nddzovd pod.
poru vzdor tomu, xe pracoyal.
Podobnych "dlabacov" v ma.
Som meste je vraj ma sta. Fave
den6 je vysetrovanie. Preyinil-
ci bud1 predvedenf pred sud.
Piati ini bndd Y kratkom case
sddenf pre- podobne previne-
ME. Cleary ma len zenu a Tia
dine deti a dost6val kazdy tyz-
den potravfn = $500.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-29
DEPoRTAGNE PRAvIDIl
BOLY POLAH6

Deportacia cudzincov, kterf
sem prisli nezakonite a msj6
tu americke manzelky q def
bude zastavena, oznamil kounj2
sar prist'ahovalectva Mac
mack. Toto sa stale ma xiad0st
kongresneho imigracneho v5bo-'
ru. Iakon v tomto smere bnde|
priJaty az bnd1cim kongresoa.
lebo doterajsi nemal easu. D.
portovani budd len zlocinci, als1
ME poriadni nezakonitf prist &
hovalci, maj1ci tn zeny q def
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-29
Noyy robotnicky
zakon podpisany
Prezident je povereny vymeno-
vat rady na urovnavanie spo-
row. Tajne hlasovanie mole byt'
nariadene, ze akych zastupcov
chct robotnici.

V sobotu bol prezidentovi
Rooseveltovi doruceny k podpi-
su zakon, ktoreho ciel 'om je "a
medzenie strajkov a urovnava.
ME sporov medzi robotnictvom
a zamestnavatel'mi. Zakon ma
platnost' do Is. j1na 1885, je
tedy len docasny, dokym nebu-
de vyneseny trvaly zakon.
Podla tohto zakona, ktory
prezident hned' podpisal, pre-
zidentovi je dana moe urovna-
vania sporov medzi zamestnava-
tel'mi a robotnikmi prostredni-
ctvom jednej rady alebo viace-
rych. Takato rada bude mat
vel'ke prava. Moze nariadit'
tajnl vol'bu, ze koho chc1 ro-
botnici "a zastupitel'ov v kolek-
tivnom vyjednavanf, Ii uniu
svoju alebo kompanick1. Podla
takehoto tajne prevedeneho hla
sovania bude sa d'alej jednat'
Zamestnavatelia bud1 musiet'
radam predlozit' svoje knihy a
dokumenty a dat vysvetlenia,
axe sa budl cd Mich ziadat'
Taxa rada bude mat moe po-
dobn1 s1dnej. M6ze ustanovit'
pravidl& q regulacie a konat'
vysetrovania a kto by jej robil
akekol 'vek priekory alebo s nou
nekooperoval, ma byt' pokuto'
vany ma $1,000 alebo ma jedno'
rocne vszenie. Tento z&kon do.
vol 'uje robotnikom strajkovat'
q konat' cokol 'vek vo svojom
zaujme. Vyneseny Dol zaiste len
ma to, aby robotnfci mali pravo
VOLT svojich vlastnych zastup'
GOV pre- vyjednavania miezd
pracovnej dolby atp.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-29
Ch6r sEpipl,sll|
Ease prfde
Bude spisvat' 8. jdla y
~. Mateja ! osadn5m s
loln novd om5u p. MI "

Citatelia Y. SLOW. Novf
iste pamatajl sa ma n&yI
|chyrneho spevokolu S Epi q
ny" kostola : Pittsburghl u a.
nuleho roku, ked' spieval
locne so spevokolom sv. Aat Z
"Missa in hon. Epiphania6
mini, slozen1 p. Ottom 1x
kom, organistom osady sv = .
tteja. Prijdu ma sviatok ". y
rila a Metoda s. julia 4
spolocne so sborom sv. Mat y
spievat' novn omsu Miss,
hon. S'cti Joanis Baptistae =
La Sale, ktord tieE sloxiI N
Mrazek ktora pri tejto pr1
zitosti bude spievana prvf f1|
Sbormajstrom "Epiphn &
sboru je youngstownskym VA %
vakom znamy p. Jan Sedlk
ktory svojho casu Dol orRSIi-
stom v Youngstown, u sv. W
rila a Metoda v horvatskoun
kostole sv. Petra Pavla. Oba
spevokoly zamvsl'aju sa s6s
lit kazdorocne ma sviatok y VI VI
Cyrila a Metoda, apostolovs y
vianskych a zaspievat spolol
nejakl vyznacnd omsu. |
Ma druhy rok chystaj6 %
previest' "MHsa Mater AMI
lis, ktord slozil p. Jan SetlIf~
eek a ktora je ma repertofz
vePkych kostolov Pitts1 4
ghu, Philadelphia a v New Ye
ku. Zamyspajd tiez pozvat'
ne intestine shory, aby in
hly ddstojne oslavit tento MI
~ slaviansky sviatok.
Spevokol sv. Mateja povol x
va vsetkych Slovakov, ktorf M
zaujfmajd 0 cirkevn1 hud6r q
by prisli pocut' tieto diva sf
vokoly na 8. julia 1890 - ~
Program bude uverejneny u y
buddci tyzden. 's M
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-29
RoBoTNfOKE v1TRzlgosTI
v lEMWAUKEE

v Milwaukee, Wis. je strajk
zamestnancov poulicnej drahy.
Spolocnosti sa podarilo dostat'
5k6bov, takze kary a busy "a
ealy chodit'. Strajkeri preto
zacali robit' prekaxky premav-
ke a v stredu veSer strhla sa
vel'ka praGka, ktorej j poll
cajti holi nabitf q ush z boji-
ska. VySe $4,000 os6b ibralo e.
cast ' tel pracke. Mnohi boil
xatknuti. Robotnfci Strajbu9d "a
uznanie unie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-29

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Steelton Ease zvit'azil, ked'
pri zaeinanf druhej polovice
Jednotarskej ligy, ktora bola
zahajena minulej nedele, pora-
zil. Campbell 8 ku 2. Campbell
eania viedli tuhy BOZ mad CAM
pionmi prvej polovice. ktori 81
moe zakladali ma svojej sikov.
nosti. Ale kym sa hra skoncila,
ta ich sebad6vera premenila sa
na 1zkostlivost', lebo i'm to ne
sio TAX, ako 81 predstavoyali.
Lesogonie i'm dal len pat zabi-
tov, ktory vyborne hadzal pre-
ohranu stranku. Campbell Dol
bez obehov az do posledneho j.
ningu, ked' Kadilak zahnal jed.
nu poza vonkajsie pole, urobiac
home run a tiez domestic domov
Brayera, ktory cakal ma baze.
2 Wit 'azov Stas sa najlepsie
usiloval so zabitami, ale po-
chvalu "a Wit 'azstvo zasl1zi al
Ferenc, ktory dal len 4 zabity
Campbellu vystrajkoval 9 ne
priatel'ov. K tomu so zabija-
MIN lobby sa usiloval.
struthers 6, Youngstown 1
V druhom boji "pavak" Ore
mic priviedol Struthers k Vi
:'azstvu mad Youngstownom 6
ku 1. Orenic urobil rekord so
zabitami, trafiac styri razy 20
styroch nastupov. Orenic dal
Youngstown len asi 3 zabity a
vystrajkoval 10. Deley z ohra-
tel caty dal Z zabitov a 4 Wy.
strajkoval. Gondol urobil ten
jediny obeh pre- Youngstown.
NJ. Orenic, Pavlicko a Lanches
dostali po jednom zabite pre-
Struthers.
Lansingville q FARRELL zaviaza-
nj 8 q 8.
v hre medzi Lansingvillom q
Farrellom newt 'azila ami jed.
ma eata, ponevac ma konci hry
ODE caty ostaly poviazane v u
zle 3-3. Tato hra bude pozdej-
sie odohrata, aby bolo rozhod-
mute, korej cate patri vft'az-
stvo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-06-29
JURAJ KoLEsAR zo1REL

Juraj Kolesar, 16-rocny syn
Jozefa q Heleny Kolesar . {. 55
Montgomery ST., zomrel ne
mocnici sv. Alzbety. Oplakava-
jd no krem rodicov bratia Jan,
Jozef, Tomas q Daniel q sestry
pani Helena Shirilla, Maria,
Katarina q Dolores Kolesar. Po.
hreb mn BIOL vo 5tvrtok rano I
gr. hat. ko6tola Nv. Nikolajs.
~ lilne1a ein.