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Evening star., 1934-05-30
HrentOr Offers
To Return Honor
In Legal Dispute
Radio Engineers Board
Refuses Proposal of
Maj. E. II. Armstrong.
By the Associated Press.

By The Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, May 30.-Maj.
Edwin H. Armstrong. who received
the medal of honor of the Institute
Of Radio Engineers in 1918 for his
work in connection with the gener-
alton of oscillations in vacuum tubes.
last night offered to return the award
to the institute. In view of a recent
decision of the United States Su-
preme Court that the basic patent on
the oscillating vacuum tube belonged
TO DR.. Lee De Forest
F. M. Jansky, jr, president of the
institute. told Maj. Armstrong the
board had decided not to accept the
return OF the award and that the
board strongly reaffirms the original
award, and similarly reaffirms the
sense of what it believes to have been
the original citation"
This years awards we're presented
to Capt. Stanford Caldwell Hooper,
U. S NJ stationed at Washington,
and Dr. Vladimir K. Zworykin of the
R. C. A.-Victor Research Laborator-
les. Camden, N. j., for their contri-
buttons to the development of radio
and television.
Evening star., 1934-05-30
GREEN HOLDS QUICK
SOLUTION POSSIBLE
Declares Toledo Strike Could Be
Ended by Conference and
Troop Withdrawal,
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
COLUMBUS, Ohio, May 50-WIl-
liam Green. president of the American
Federation of Labor, said last night
he believed a speedy settlement can
be effected in the Toledo strike IF
they all gather in a conference room
and settle their grievances on a just
and fair basis"
Then withdraw the troops" he
said, and go on with the work"
He praised the action OF Gov. George
White in keeping the Electric Auto
Lite Co. plant closed, and said he had
tolo the Governor so in a telephone
conversation last night.
Green spoke from his home in Gosh
octon. Ohio, where he returned late
today for the Decoration day holida
He came from Georgia. and will leave
Thursday for Chicago to attend the
meetings of the Women's Garment
Workers Union. Green said he had
not planned to visit Toledo.
Evening star., 1934-05-30
admir-. TOGO DIES;
TOXIC WAR HERO
Oracle Directed Defeat of
Russian Navy-State
Burial Ordered.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
TOXIC, May 30-Admiral Marquis
Heihachiro Togo, the Nelson OF
Japan" whose humble home in Toxic
became a national shrine, died today
Death came to the valiant old war
rior at the age of Sc, after a slow
but losing fight against cancer of the
throat
Admiral Togo was the last of the
heroes of the Russo-Japanese War. 1t
was he, standing on the deck of his
flagship, who directed the fleet to a
decisive victory over the Cars navy
and from that triumph Japan emerged
as a world power.
Only yesterday Admiral Togo was
elevated by his devoted friend and
one-time pupil, Emperor Hirohito, to
the rank of marquis.
Joseph c. Grew, Ambassador from
Washington, delivered to Koki Hirota
foreign minister, a message of con-
dolence from Cordell Hull, American
Secretary of State.
A national funeral was planned by
the cabinet, called into session for the
purpose. The superhero was elevated
after his death to the highest rank Of
admiral.
In his last years Admiral Togo was
regarded as a national oracle and his
counsel was received with the utmost
veneration. Several years ago he was
granted the unprecedented privilege
of carrying a cane when visiting the
imperial court.
His widow and a son. Lieut. Comdr
Minoru Togo, survive.
Emperor Hirohito decreed a great
state funeral the first in this decade
and the tenth in Japans modern his
tory, to be held June 5.
Evening star., 1934-05-30
Many Prefer Jail.

WENATCHEE, Wash. May 30 (P).-
Mayor John S. Mooney wonders if the
S85, 900 city Jail is not a little too
sumptuous.
He says records show many men
get themselves arrested" that they
may enjoy the jail's comforts rather
than work in the orchards A chain
gang, he thinks, would stop all that.
Evening star., 1934-05-30
WILL BE MARRIED

Miss Natalie Hess and Lieut.. c.
MGR. Winslow Engaged.
NEW YORK, May 80 (P).-An-
nouncement was made yesterday of
the engagement of Miss Natalie Hess,
daughter of Mrs Hamilton Hess Of
Los Angeles and Nathaniel j. Hess of
New York, to Lieut. Cameron McRae
Winslow, U. S. N.
Lieut.. Winslow is a son of Mrs.
Cameron McRae Winslow of Newport,
r. l.. and New York, and the late
Rear Admiral Winslow.
Evening star., 1934-05-30

SR1VERY specially priced.
~ White Nu-buck, black
g -. and-white and tan-and-
white combinations. Also, at
14l5 H NV. only, Is pairs
Nunn-Bush black or tan
calfskin oxfords. All sizes in
the group, but not in each
style.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-11-23
OREGON STATE GRID
 SUBSTITUTE FINALLY
 EARNS HIS AMBITION

CORVALLIS, Ore, Nov. 23.-In one minute of play, Milt Camp bell, Oregon State College football player, earned fame and ambition he had treasured in his heart for three long years.
 Campbell, after vainly striving for grid letter for two years, was finally taken to Los Angeles re- gently when the Beavers were led South by Coach Lon Stiner to do battle with the Trojans of Uni versity of Southern California.
 As usual, Campbell sat on the bench-until the final minute of play. Then, because Stiner wanted a pass caught, Campbell-a good receiver-was sent into the game. And he caught the pass which scored the lone Beaver touchdown, tying the Trojans at Gall. So now Campbell has letter.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-11-23
(By HERBERT PLUMMER)

WASHINGTON Overwhelming proof of the mass popularity of the New Deal" as demonstrated in the elections, leaves old line Democratic members of the next Congress in a quandry.
 If anything, the dissenters with in the ranks of the party are worse off than the remaining old line Republicans. At least the latter can squeak out when they choose and, if able to unite on plan of attack, can proceed in closed file even If it be a thinned one.
 Not so with the Democratic old guard The smashing New Deal" victory has made their position precarious. In the face of what has happened they'll be slow to break openly with the Admins tration for fear of being stigma tized as bolters. There are not many such as Senator Glass of Virginia who says what he pleases without regard to political conse- quences.
 They have nowhere to turn ex- cept to Republican dissenters, and political traditions held dear, rem der that suggestion absurd.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-11-23
S9O5,OOO WOULD. PROVIDE ALASKA LANDING FIELDS
Estimates and List of Ten tative Fields Needed
 Prepared by ARC.

For the comparatively low cost of S9O5 ,O0O Alaska could be supplied with airplane landing fields in practically every lcation needed by air transportation lines, which would cover the Territory over five main routes and twenty-five branc h routes, according to estimates and figures prepared through the CO., operation of the Alaska Road Com mission for Murray Hall Aeronau- tics Inspector for Alaska for the United States Department of Com merce.
 Together with the estimated cost, a long list of needed airfields in the Territory, both emergency and Glass "A" has been prepared for Capt. Hall and was forwarded to him this week by Hawley w. Sterl- ing, Assistant Chief Engineer for the Alaska Road Commission.
 Total of 119 Fields
 This list, to be used as a ten- tative program, contains a total of ll9 fields, including 70 fields now existing. Of the new ones pro- posed, 42 should be built as emer- gency fields, while seven are recom- mended as Class "A" fields, and l3 fields now existing should be i'm proved to the Class "A" standard, according to the proposed program.
 If carried out, this program would involve an expenditure of approximately s905, ,0oo, for con- struction of new fields and inn provement of old ones, the esti- mates made by MT. Sterling reveal.
 New Class "A" fields are sug- gested for Talkeetna, Boundary, H. liamna, Dillingham;, Skwent tn a, South Fork and Bethel.
 Alaska has been divided ~ into five main air routes on this pro- gram, with 25 branch routes off the various main lines. This would provide a total mileage on the routes of 6,295 miles without dup lication, MT. Sterling declared. The five main routes suggested are
 CD Ketchikan, Fairbanks, Nome; (2) Boundary, Anchorage, Flat, Nome; (0 Fairbanks, McGrath, Bethel; (4 Cordova, Valdez, Fair banks; (5) Seward, Anchorage to Fairbanks, with the 25 branc h routes connecting these up with every district off the main lines
 For the comparatively moderate cost of $905, 1000, Alaska would be well supplied with landing fields over air travel routes which would practically cover the Territory, ' MT. Sterling declared.
 In preparing the estimates, air routes and lists of needed fields, MT. Sterling drew on his extensive knowledge of the Territory and of the important travel routes and took into consideration the recom- mendations made by Col H. H. Arnold, commander of the Army's Alaska Expedition during the last summer and others who have stud fed the Territory's aviation needs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-11-23
Safety Suit for Pliers
 Tried by Paris Woman

PARIS, Nov. 23.-A -inflam- mable and bouyant suit for avia- tors is the invention of Mile. Su- zanne Biget. who plans to demon strate it by swimming the English Channel.
 In demonstration given on the island of latte, Mile. Biget proved the heat-resisting powers of her in- vention by wearing it when as- sistants poured alcohol over her and ignited it. Later she floated in the water.
 renders cloth fire and water proof.
 The invention consists in the impregnation of any porus mater ial with liquid chemical which
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-11-23
Colo Ciues MrIk Despite Bmbed Wire in Heart


 VINITA, Okla, Nov. 23.-A dairy cows business being to produce milk, Pansy Buttergill kept right on doing it despite gash in her heart
 Pansy, ailing for two months, was examined by veterinarians who found barbed wire had punctured the stomach wall and pierced the heart to depth of almost an inch.
 Surgery removed the wire, the heart was stitched, and Pansy's health immediately improved. At no .ime was her milk flow im- paired.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-11-23
CORDOVA MAN DIES

Nels J. Borseth, 56 years old and a citizen of Cordova, died recently from strangulation re-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-11-23
sNe,o Deal' Popularity Leaues
 Die-Hard Democrats On Spot

ularity with the mass of voters?
 No one knows better than he that there is a deep-rooted opposi- tion to many of his policies among both Democrats and Republicans, stifled because the disenters con- slider discretion the better part of political va1or.
 He knows also the slightest shifting of the prevailing enthus- iasm for the New Deal" in the country will find a quick reaction in both houses of Congress. He is aware, too, that should the pen dulum swing too far back 1t is conceivable Congress could become shambles of conflicting political factions.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-11-23
TO CLEAR UP
 ISLE MYSTERY
Expedition to Sail Tomor. row for Bleak Spot
 in South Seas

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Nov. B. In an effort to clear up the mys- tery of the Galapagos Islands, Capt. G. Allan Hancock, explorer, sails tomorrow, headed directly for the bleak Marchena Island to view the bodies of two marooned persons who died there of thirst
 It is the belief that the two men found dead on the beach are Arthur Rudolph Lorenz, formerly Of Paris, and Norwegian sailor named Nuggergood.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-11-23
FARM BLOC TO
 HELP JOHNSTON
Will Back Up AAA Offic- ial on Recommenda-
 tions He Has Made

WASHINGTON, Nov. g. = The huge farm bloc is uniting in the Middle West and South to demand drastic fundamental remedial leg islation" for agriculture. The leg islation has been advocated by Oscar Johnston, prominent AAA of ficial
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-11-23
BREAK TRADITION

LONDON, Nov. 23-In a vio- lent and unusual concession to modernity British authorities have decided to install steam heat in the ancient tennis court at Hamp- ton Court, built in the reign of Henry VIII.
 It will be the first alteration in the famous court in more than a century.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-11-23
Don't Trifle With Coughs

Don't let them get a strangle hold. Fight them quickly. Creo- mulsion combines helps in one. Powerful but harmless. Pleasant to take. No narcotics. Your own drug gist is authorized to refund your money on the spot if your cough or cold is not relieved by Creo- mulsion. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-11-23

Roosevelt's history as politician his campaign for the Presidency, his efforts to lure converts to the
 New Deal"-as well as the mean inglessness of party labels in the campaign just closed. to realize how far removed from his mind are any tactics calculated to stir up party animosities.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-11-23
DANGER IN CONGRESS

The important question then is what course does President Roose- welt have in mind for the future realizing as he does that he holds the whip hand over Congress just as long as the New Deal" con- tinues to enjoy such amazing pop
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-11-23
ROOSEVELT ON ALERT


 The answer seems to be that he will continue to pursue the same tactics in the future as he has in the past. He well knows that his "big stick" is the popularity and confidence he and his policies en- joy and he is expected to be con- stantly .on the alert to maintain that popularity.
 It's safe to say thereT be no attempt on his art to establish thet radition division betwe n Democrats and Republicans his chief political lieutenant, Big Jim'' Farley, notwithstanding. He has studiously avoided using the word Democrat" as party label here tofore and probably will continue to do so in the future.
 One has only to review MT.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-11-23

sulting when a piece of meat he was eating became lodged in his larnyx. Borseth came to Alaska 13 years ago and was employed in fish canneries.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-11
Rev. Jozef L. Kostik.
MA MATKIN DEN.

setko, co l'udsky rozum moze pochopit nadsl' a
Tho slavneho; vsetko co je dokladnejsie Ia
Inejsie co ludska dusa moze pocitit'; vsetko, co
ME a basnictvo spolu moze vyslovit' nesmrtel'
krase je obsazene tom posvatnom slove:
Eatka".
Matka je osoba, ktora nema ma tom svete sebe row
f Aimo lasky Bozej, nieto vacsej lasky, nieto ci-
mi lasky, nez matkinej Je to laska, ktora zakry-
n6ry nenavisti vyzdvihne srdci nasom novd
pevnejsiu nadej 1primnd lAsku.
\ ~ myslienka ma matku stvon v srdci nasom cit
a jemnosti, ktory nikto ma tomto svete nemoze
1at' "a milostiva tvar matkina, ten pohl 'ad plny
6eej lasky, jej plny nsmev mas sprevadza ako po-
nie, potvrdzuje mas Y nasich sk1skach potesuje
xkrmutku, posilnuje mas a dava odvahu sdzeni.
e Dol asst, ktord matka nemoze spolucftit' tr-
lnmi; MET trpkosi ami tajnosti, ktor1 m6zeme
MET chfb, ktor6 nenajdu u
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-11
GEN. M. r. STEFANIK.

| Ma celom svete kde opravdivy Slovak Mje, mali
slavnosti ma 15 vroce nest astne smr nasho naJvac
sieho bojovnka, gen. Stefanika Kazdy dobry Slovak
/ S. myslim - v ten cas- musf myslet nanho - musi O.
betovat' par mnut jeho pamatke Bo vsak dial zlvot
- cey zivot "a svoj narod. Hlasa kde sa len obratl
- boioval pri kazdom kroku slobodu "a povyseme
Hsyoiho mileho slovenskeho naroda. po svojom vel
skdm boii ked' myslel ze dociel vsetko leel do
nov nekroeil zivy ma til drahi - len jeho mrt
ve telo doniesi tam - kde no cakai ziveho Zlocin,
alebo nehodag Neidem tom rozpravat' - to hladaju
druhi - len ednej veci som isty re e to velka tra-
p6dia nielen pre- neb gen. Stefanka ale pre- mas cely
slovensky narod On nevidel ovocie svojej prace my
SINE no stratil ked sme no este potreboval " nasom
d'alsom - terajsom boj. Patnast' rokov, ked sa to
stalo my to zmenit nem6zeme my uz len jeho pa
miatke zieme - jeho pamiatku savime, ktora pamia-
tka zomriet' nemoze nesmie Ano, nesmie Gen. Ste
/ fanik boil mas - vzdy mas - ma nasim zostat'.
Jak stojime my Sovaci ma Mahoning doline pa
matkou nasho velikasa? Mozno, niektori SINE boil
Clevelande ma slavnost, niektori nie Niektorl SINE
mozno celkom zabudli to, ze niekedy lien zi Ci
je to spravne? Ma ziaden pad. Jeho pamiatka, jeho
duch ma ma veky zit' Nejako myslel, ci by SINE
mali list do Clevelandu slavit - hl'adat tohto
ikasaY Preco? Ci my ME dost' SLIM mocni tn do
mat Ked pozrem nase osady spolky - ci jest me-
sto kde e slovensk narod tax zorganzovany ako tuY
Nemyslim. ked' je to mono ma nabozenskom poll a
SpOkOvOm cl by nebOlO mono ma narOdnOmg VI my
slovaci ma Mahoning doline by SINE nemohi postavit
tu Youngstown nektorom parku sochu gen. Ste
fnika? ia myslim, ze ano. by bolo nasou povinno-
st'ou ably mali jeden narodny oltar, kde by SINE
sa aspon raz roku ssli napnai nase srdcia znovu
q movu tym ohnom tou laskou narodu slovenskemu
IA sa potlzil, posinili novemu boju:
I Preco by nebolo MONO? Kol ko Slovakov je ma
nasej dolne? Kol lko spolkov? vcul' ide Slovensky
Den ci by nemohol csty zsk ist ten ciel? Trosku
prace, trosku dobrej vole asky nasemu narodu -
q So to moze uskutocnit' kratkej dobe.
Nebude to radost' pre- mas? ia myslfm, ano = DO
urobme PRIV to, co je nasa povinnost voe nasm bo
jovnlkom = veruze druhe narodnosti bud1 neco
mysliet' mas znajdc ze mi ctme pamatku tych, kto
II bojovali zivot dali nas
Gen. M r. Stefanik nehl 'adal svoje, nebojoval "a
seba, ale sovensky narod Bojoval aby ten opuste
nv, utlaceny narod NAL slooodu miesto medzi ma
rodAmi. Patnast rokov, co stratil strati vod
Een ale jeho duch zie dnes napnuje kazde sloven
1Kk6 srdce - dusu mas napomina: neutlacuj dru-
ale nepopust toho, co je tyoje Ufame, ze mas
sho Velikasa idea sa uskutocni = raz j my budeme
uxfvat' til opravdiv1 slobodu - ktord On nam Mc -
|1a ktor1 On bojoval "a ktor1 zivot dal.
Daj to Boze!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-11
: do vriec poviaxe $50 bu-
Slov "a hodinu.

. do vriec poviaxe $50 bu-
Slov "a hodinu.
v depresii skoly trpia. Geo.
g. Zook, edukacn5 komisar Via
dy Spoj. statov oznamuje, 5e Y
jaseni 1888, tedy ked' 60 tento
skolsky rok zacinal, skoro 1900
vidieckych skol, do ktorych
chodilo vyse 100000 detf, sa ne
otvorilo pre- nedostatok pehazf.
V jednom 2 kazdych styroch
vel 'kych miest boil skolsky rok
skrateny. 715 vidieckych sk6l
vyucovalo len "a tri mesiace,
5000 skol menej ako sest' me-
siacov. Skoro v kazdom vaGsom
meste skolsky rok je teraz KRAFT
81 jeden az diva mesiace, nezli
Dol pred 70 a 100 rokmi.
Mussolini 81 nedavno zaree-
nil, ze tato doba bude v histo-
rii znama ako doba ciernych
kosiel'. Mylil sa. Nal povedat
ze "doba kosiep," lebo nielen v
Taliansku, i indie nosia kosele.
V Nemecku nosia chlapi kosele
celkom hnede a mali chlapci
biele a len ma spodku hnede. v
Irsku nosia kosele zelene, v
Spoj. Statoch strieborne (kaki
uz vysly m6dy), vo Francii
modre, Y Rusku cervene a In
dii nocne. Mussolini nema byt'
ma co pysny, lebo Mahatma
Gandhi nosil svoju koselicu-na-
hulicu PRIV, ako Mussolini svoju
1iernu. Dollfuss, ten nenosi zia-
dnu kosel'u, toho nosi Mussolini
pod svojou kosel 'ou. Goemboes,
ako dobry Mad ar, zostava pri
gat'och
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-11

Kolko razy, ked' zapasime so skuskami Mvota, cf-
time potrebu vern6ho priatela ochranca tzime "a
ul 'avujdcim vvom matkinej lisky9 Cely mas Mvot
nam zda byt t'azkou cestou osamelosti osypanou tr
nami bodliakmi. Costa Mvota je strma kamenita
Move neocakavan6 slabosti odhalia sa nohy nam
podlamujd mnoho raz sa potkneme - v tom case
t1zime mat verneho priatel'a - matku.
tychto Mal'uplnych casoch Mvota, ked' vsetko
zda sa rozpadavat' pred nasim ocam, ked pratelia
zdajl sa mas op1st'at': matka sa nam obrati jej
mena vystree ably mas objala svojmu srdcu mas pri
tisne, ako raz urobila, ked SINE boli neviniatka.
Mozeme navratit ako marnotratnlci, ale mat
kina aska nam je len zvacsena. Nase zarlive stra
zene tajnosti, zastepene najhbsom zahybe nasho
srdca, kde ludske oci nem6zu vnikn1t', prezradime
matke lebo nou mozeme byt' najdovernejsi
Pravdive pratel'stvo odhalf pravdiv1 lasku. ma
tka'' poveda Washington Irving, je najopravdivejsa
priatelka, co NAME Ked jej pratelstvo je najver
nejsie, jej laska tiez je najvacsia.
Jako ukazes lasku svojej matke ma tento Matkin
Den? Je to stotne chvalitebny obycaj dat aebo po
slat' matke kyticu RUIZ ma tento den jako vyslovene
lasky pre- nu Ale jest este Wac chvatebny sposob,
ktorym mozeme jej preukazat' nasu lasku. Pravda,
RUE kytice s1 vonkajse prejavy nasej lasky, ale
pravdivejsie vysovenie pride nasej dust Go lepse-
no m6ze deta urobt' pre- svoju matku, ably ej preu-
kazalo svou lasku nez obetova jej duchovnd kyticu
kyticu, ktorej RUE su prjimania ich sty modlit
by, ktore sahajd do druheho sveta nikdy nevyhynd
Stray Matkin Den tvojou najvernejsou priatel'
kou - tvojou matkou Chyrny spisovateP, Shakes
peare, hovorf "Vsetko dobrebo, co cnia l'udia zje
nim' Vsetko dobreho co ii matka ucinila, zrkad-
Ien6 bude jej bezzvotnej zvraskavenej tvari ale
vtedy nebudes moot nej preukazat' tvoju lasku
Dnes, miluj ju mod]i sa Bohu ably ii tvoju matku
setril "a mnoho mnoho "Matkinych Dni' potion
Ked' ia uvidim hlavu sklailat'
Bude cas- moi teba varovat',
Shy sadkej laskavosti ievat' -
Mako moja!
Lebo Bob co vsetko videl
By sa ma mne iste pomstil,
Ked' by som ia teba nerad videl -
Mako moja!
Albert Klein
e~.. -T:-. ".@S @.a st. Mary's Seminary.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-11

Pan Palascak je tiez jednym
z takych, ktorf hovoria j pisu
po slovensky, ami keby sa v kra-
j narodili. Zastupuje uz svojho
ctca v spolkovych pracach. Ne
bohy jeho otec sa dobre posta-
raj o nastupnika. Ci vsetci tax
konamei
Pan Michal Kornick, tajom.
mix Slovenskej Baseball Lfgy,
dal nam niekol'ko mien Slova-
kov a Slavianov, hraj1cich base
ball vo vel 'kych professional
nych lfgach. Medzi mimi je i
Stefan Svetonik z Farrell, kto-
~ v roku 1921 hral v nasej Slo-
venskej lige. Svetonik cd toho
easu hral ako picer v lfgach In.
dianapolis, Pittsburgh i Boston,
v ktorych sa DOLL vel'kej sla-
Wy. Ini sd: Urbansky v Boston
National, Shaute v Cincinnati,
Doljak v Detroit, Pasek v Chi.
cago American, Pomorsky v
Chicago National, Jozef Vosmik
v Cleveland Indians, Michal
Cvengros hral v Chicago Ameri-
can a Pittsburgh National L.
gach. Tiez 81 vel'kej slavy W.
dobyli Juraj Uhle, Mlinar, Sun
dra, Matusak a Jozef Kuhel a
Poliak Grabowski vo 'Philadel.
phia National llge.
V terajsfch catach Slovenskej
lfgy s1 viacerf hraci, ktorf sl
pozorovani vel'kymi ligami a
ked' sa budd drzat', al i'm sa
dostane prflezitost' k slave v a.
merickom Sportovom svete.
Pan Kornick pfse zaujfmavl
knihu - historiu slovensk6ho
baseballu Mahoning doline.
Budd V nej hodnoverne opisy ma
sich starych j mladych hracov,
ich spravcov atd'. Bud6 v nej
obrazy 6iat, sk6ry, rekordy a
vsetko, 60 milovnfkov tohto
sportu zaujfma.
Pocdvame, ke ga ' New Yor-
ku zaklada novy slovenskt Ca
sopis: tKatolicky Dennfk !" Ia
kladatel'om je p. Jan G. Scfran-
ka, byv. redaktor "Dennfka
Slovak Y Amerike.''
Al, ,435, 900 Eivotov je cena mi
nnlej svstovej vojny: II, 49,
s7s',