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possible any intelligent Interpretation.
application or administration.
A code was submitted to the Recov-
cry Administration after nine months
Of conferences. The institute said this
code had the approval Of so per cent
Of the industry. Many Of Gen. john
sons suggested changes had 20 do
with labor and pay schedules.
Clyde @. Conley. chairman OF the
Code Committee. said that none OF
the provisions were submitted to or
consented to by any representative OF
our industry"
1T is our understanding. the board
said. that the industry does not &C
eept the proposed changes in our
code, such code will not become effect
i've on the date specified July 22)
and we shall notify members OF the
industry to that effect"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-07-20
STEEL CODE PLAN
IS UNACCEPTABLE
Directors Call Provisions
Relating to Structural
Work UninteIIigibIe.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. July 2o-The direc-
tors Of the American Institute Of Steel
Construction last night informed Gen.
Hugh S. johnson. N. R. A. admins
traitor. changes he made in proposed
code for the structural steel and
fahricating industry we're not accept
able
The institute. which has member
ship OF $50 firms and employees $4,000
to rs. 900 men, said Proposed deletion
OF the provisions Of our code relating
to erection work would so emasculate
practically all of the articles and
schedules in the code as to render i'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-07-20
MARYLAND ASKS
f. FOR HIGHWAY BIDS
Bridge to Be Built in Silver
Spring and Street Paved
in Takoma Park.
BY STAFF Correspondent of The Star.


SILVER SPRING, Nd, July 90
Bids on two highway improvement
projects which are to be carried out
in Silver Spring and Takoma Park
with Public Works Administration
funds were being advertised for today
by the Maryland State Roads Com
mission.
One of the projects is the construc-
ton of 0.3 mile of concrete paving
on Takoma avenue from Albany ave-
nue. to Piney Branch road, in Takema
Park, while the other is the erection
of a triple-span. steel-girder bridge
over the tracks of the Baltimore g.
Ohio Railroad at Falkland drive, in
Silver Spring.
Byron Attends Meeting,
Publication OF the advertisements
was authorized at a meeting OF the
commission attended by State Senator
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-07-20
POTOMAC ROSE SOCIETY
is PLANNING EXHIBIT
Board of Directors Announce
Show Will Be Held Early in
October.

The Potomac Rose Society will hold
a Fall exhibit of roses early in
October, 1t has been announced by
the board of directors of the organ
iZation.
The society held its first exhibit
last year at the new National Mu-
scum, when the event was organized
and put on by a general committee
representing each Of the sectional
garden clubs, Washington florists and
the society.
James A Gamble will be superin-
tendent of exhibits again this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-07-20
PARK OFFICIALS CONFER
Federal Forester Sees c. c. c.
Leaders Near Elkton.

Special Dispatch 70 The star.
LURAY. Va. July 20.-Civiiian
Conservation Corps camp Euperin-
tendents and technical supervisors of
the Shenandoah National Park held
an all-day conference at camp No.
on the Sky Line Drive near Eikton
yesterday with Fred r. Arnold of
Washington, assistant forester Of the
National Park Service.
Mr.. Arnold is visiting the five camps
in the park area. The discussion yes
terday conferred around fire preven-
ton and the building of fire trails
and towers. Mr.. Arnold stated the
work of the c. G. C. camps had been
of untold value in the work of fire
prevention.
The meeting was presided over by
Mr.. LaSsiter. who Is in charge Of the
headquarters ONCE at Juray.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-07-20
TWO BECOME ENSlGNS

Two waShingtonians. who grad
uated from the Naval Academy in
June, 1888. have been issued commits
sions under the recent act OF Con-
gress permitting those qualifying to
return TO the naval service.
The Navy Department today said
that Robert Calvin Howe Hird, 1880
Harvard street, the son of Comdr.
Harry B. Hird. on duty in the Navy
Department, and Robert Snowden
Camera, 410 Eleventh street northeast.
have received their designations as
ensigns. @t&W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-07-20
OFFICERS ARE RELIEVED
OF DUTIES WITH P. w. A.

Twelve Army and Navy officers
assigned during the past year to
emergency detail with the P. w. A.
have been recalled TO their regular
duties. Secretary Ickes announced
yesterday, and their work will be car
ried on by civilian P. w. A. engineers
and staff.
They are Lieut.. Comdr. F. j.
Gaffney. Lieut.. T. F. Darden. jr.:
Lieut.. Comdr. r. G.. Tohin, Lieut..
Comdr. NJ. M. Smith. Lieut.. Comdr.
C. Schaef. Lieut. Comdr c. w.
Stevenson and Capt. H. A. Skerry, all
of the Navy; Lieut.. F. J. Dau. Capt
r. H. Elliot, Lieut.. H. Twichen and
Capt. H. c. Tunis, all Of the Army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-07-20
Beaten and Robbed by Two.

George N. Kelly. So, Of Alexandria.
Va, was beaten and robbed of SAT by
two colored men in the park south Of
the State Department early today.
He was taken to Emergency Hos
pital. where he was treated for head
injuries and a possible iawbone frac-
fure
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-07-20
DENATURANT is URGED
Wood Alcohol Manufacturers Ap-

Wood Alcohol Manufacturers APP
peal to Revenue Bureau.
The Nations largest manufacturers
Of wood alcohol have asked the
Bureau of Internal Revenue to revive
its use as a denaturant Of other al
cohol sold for commercial purposes.
The bureau expects to make a de-
cision in about ten days. Wood al
cohol was barred on January l, 1891.
after number of deaths had been
attributed to the drinking of alcohol
with which it was mixed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-07-20
PeeIs off Corns
Kills The Roots

A few drops of rapid penetrating
Ell Korn Remover smothers pain
softens up toughest skin--deadens
the core and makes hardest corn
peel right off. Fast in action. Safe.
Easy to use. Seldom ever fails S5s
at drug stores. Try it. (adv)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-07-20

william D. BY
ron of Williams
port, who was re-
Gently appointed
a. member of the
roads group to
fill the vacancy
&c a use d by the
re sign alton Of
Maj. E. Brooke
Lee of Sal e r
Spring.
The TAX I'm a
avenue work will
be carried out to
complete the con-
nection Of that
avenue with the
1ipdarpasS If the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-07-20
LAND BANK PRESIDENT
QUITS FOB POST HERE

to Be Assistant Supervisor, Crop
and Livestock Division.
BY the Assokiated Press
COLUMBIA, S. c.. July 20.-F. H.
Daniel lresigned yesterday as presi-
dent the Federal Land Bank of Co
lumbth to become assistant super
visor Of the crop and live stock di-
vision of the Farm Credit Admins
tgation in Washington, and Julian
H. Scarborough was elected to sue
lEeed him.
Scarborough at the same time will
retain his position as general agent
of the Farm Credit Administration
of Columbia, a position he has held
seven months. The change is eff
fective Immediately
The farm credit Set-up here, with
the Land Bank and its other units.
serves the Carolinas, Georgia and
Florida.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-07-20
Hat Makers Helped.

To help hat makers. many cities in
Germany are asking municipal en-
ployes not 10 60 bareheaded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-07-20
Electric Washer
Outfit

This complete outfit sft e Foiding Ironing
! .a Ei SSsuaranteed Electric lr0n' NF'"'
Stool and 81.
The Washington times., 1934-06-06
Weird Drought
Cures Swamp
Bureau

Assemble heavy artillery in
the middle West, shoot off a
flock of shells, and thereby
bring rain to end the drought.
That is one of many sug-
gestions pouring into the
United States weather Bureau
here, most Of them based on
the erroneous idea that cannon
fire causes rain.
One proposal that. would &C.
tually work, say the weather
experts, is the spraying fine
ice from an airplane on the
top of a cloud. The only
trouble is that it would require
Is pounds of ice to obtain one
pound of rain, or 1,700 tons Of
ice to bring an inch of rain. to
an acre,
The Washington times., 1934-06-06


ton to District legislation.
: An expression of thanks was
voted Senator William H. King
and Representative Mary T. Nor
ton for interest taken in matters
affecting the District.
The committee on legislation
was directed to report at an early
date on the Norton bill providing
for the election of District dele
gates to national conventions.
On motion by Max Kohner the
association Endorsed the prin-
eipal of assessing real estate at its
full value, and urged a sufficient
force be maintained in the Asses
sor's office to make an adequate
and equitable assessment in &C.
cordance with market or full
value sale.
After a brief address by w. B.
Wender an appropriation of $40
was made for the boys club in
South Washington.
Isaac Cans, members of the
Alcohol Control Board, com
mended the work of citizens asSo-
Citations and urged members to
cultivate acquaintance with mem
bers of Congress.
The entertainment features,
under the direction of Lillian Che
noweth, consisted of piano selec-
tons by Minerva Bailey and Es-
telle Hunt Dean, with George Daw
and Margaret Gauges accompan-
lists. Readings were given by Viola
Bartz. An enormous birthday
cake was cut by the president,
Margaret H. Worrell.
The association adjourned to
meet in October.
The Washington times., 1934-06-06
Mattresses Enter
Popularity Contest

The most popular washington
waitress will be chosen on tho
moonlight excursion to be held by
the Hotel and Restaurant En-
ployeS Alliance on the steamer
Potomac on June IA. Three
mattresses have been nominated
for the honor to date. They are
Miss Helen Alexander of Ray
mons, Miss Palma Lii CALI OF
Childs and Miss Mary Santmeyer
of Blue Willow
The Washington times., 1934-06-06
Carpenter Pupils
To GiCe Recital

The piano pupils Of Elizabeth
Carpenter will give a recital at
8:15 p. m. Friday in the assembly
hall Of the Y. w. C. A. The guest
artist will be Grace Mooney Rich
ards, soprano, and those taking
part in the program are: Mary
Laughlin, Jean Dumont, Marie
Howard, Rosita Osias, Anna Panor,
Ella Mary Embrey, Doris Shupp,
and Ruth and Dorothy Carpenter.
The Washington times., 1934-06-06
CARDOZO DRILL FAVORITE

The record, however, shows that
Dunbar has won the drill % times
and Armstrong IL. Tech won last
year, the first time since 1925.
Thirteen companies will take
the field, Dunbar and Armstrong
having five each and Cardozo
three. The usual crowd of about
$4,000 spectators is expected to see
the event.
The Washington times., 1934-06-06
Ten Eyck Wendell
GiDen Reno DiDOrce

RENO, New, June 6.-Ten
Eyck Wendell, New York social
registerite, was yesterday granted
a divorce from Mrs. Lois Slayton
Wendell, on the grounds of lex.
IRENE cruelty" They were mar
ried in New York last January IL.
A property settlement was re-
ported to have been made by
Mr.. Wendell. Permission was
given to Mrs. Wendell to resume
her former name.
The Washington times., 1934-06-06

Cardozo High School will take
the field as the favorite in the
forty-second annual cadet drill of
colored high schools on Friday at
Griffith Stadium.
The Clerks have been competi-
tors in the drill for the last five
years, and by winning the bat
talon drill several weeks ago have
become the outstanding contender.
The Washington times., 1934-06-06
KGL InGugUrGted
Adj Club President

The Advertising Club OF Wash
ington yesterday installed new
president, Norman C. Kal, head
of the Kal Advertising Agency,
He succeeds Walter D. Barkdull,
advertising manager of the Wash
ington Times.
Mr.. Kal's Inauguration was
marked by the attendance of
more than a score Of past presi-
dents at the clubs weekly lunch
con in the Raleigh Hotel.
The Washington times., 1934-06-06
CHURCH PARTY FRIDAY

A card party will be held Fri
day night in the parish hall of
Our Lady of Victory Church, Con-
duit and Reservoir Rd. NJ w,
Mrs. F. Arthur Knott is chairman
of the committee arranging the
affair.
The Washington times., 1934-06-06
SOCIE 7 Y
!. MARKS 40TH
/. BIRTHDAY
BY A. J. DRISCOLL
Citizens Associations Editor

. Columbia Heights Citizens AS
ISOLATION celebrated it's fortieth
anniversary last night at the regu-
lar meeting of the association at
the Fourth PRESBYTERIAN Church.
The Washington times., 1934-06-06

: During the
business session
in d or S ement
was given a
sol ution by
F r a n k M.
Barnes, oppos-
ing a ban on
all night park
ing. Resolutions
also were in
doris ed COM
nending Speak
er of the House
Rainey fer hav-
ing C on g reSS
give a full day
The Washington times., 1934-06-06

FARM AND GARDEN
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-03
M.ADEz 81 ZALOzII.A
=. POLITICKY KLuB

Mladi Slovaci Slovenky, ze-
natl j slobodni, sisli sa v dome
p. Jozefa Yavorskeho, ma 1923
South Ave. v stredu vecer a "a
lozili 81 politicky klub. Recnik-
mi boil adv. Juraj Prokop, p.
A. M. PalkoviS a p. Jan Martin
ko, ktori hovorili o vyhodach
politickej organizovanosti vo
vymahani 81 politickych 1radov.
Ia tradnfkov klubu zvoleni
boil: Jan Martinko, predseda
81. Anna Bellan. podpredsedky.
na; 81. Margita Dulick, tajomnl-
cka; Stefan Dz'1roff, poklad-
mix; 81. Helena Yavorsky, dopi.
sovatel'ka.
Bud1ca sch6dza bude ma sire
du, 8. augusta v skole sv. Cyrila
a Metoda 8. ve6er. Vsetci mia
di Slovaci a Slovenky z Maho-
ming doliny, ktori SO zaujfmaj1
0 politiku a chc1 brat v nej T.
cast, mech prfdu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-03
Jediny slovensky
: elekt. obchod
Pan Jan G. Kocis ma vsetko e.
lektricke, Go do domacnosti
treba. s

Mnohi Slovaci ma Mahoning
doline akiste nevedia, ze tn ma
me vel'ky slovensky obchod, v
ktorom dostat' vsetko elektri-
cke, co do domu treba. Je to oh.
chod dobre znameho slovensk&-
no einovnlka, p. Jana G. Koeisa
pod firmou Kochis Electric Co.,
10 State Street, Struthers, Ohio.
Je to jediny slovensky obchod
toho druhu ma Mahoning doline
a zasobeny je bohato najlepsimi
vyrobkami. Dostanete tam elek-
tricke Padnice, dobre radia,
Maytag prace a vsetko, co robi
domacnost:. modernou a pol'ah-
cuje t'azk1 pracu zenam. Ked'
pojdete kupovat' nieco elektri-
ckeho, nezabudnite ma p. Koci-
sa. Zatelefonujte mu alebo "a
behnite k nemu. On vas /pekne
a oestne obsllM. | pa splatky
to dostanete.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-03
HINDENBURG ZOMREL,
HITLER JE VSETKO

Paul Won Hindenburg, prezi-
dent Nemecka, zomrel 2. aug.
r&no vo veku 86 rokov v Neu-
deck, vo Vychodnom Prusku.
Boil nemocny ma rozliGne ne
moce, medzi inymi j ma poraz-
ku. Pohrab mu bude v sobotu.
0 niekol'ko hodin po smrti
Hindenburga, Hitler sa dal Wy
hl&sit' "a prezidenta, takze te-
raz je on vsetko Nemecku. Ma
10. augusta da sa l'udu potvr-
dit v novom trade.
Nemecko dosial malo ma Gele
prezidenta, kancelara a pod.
kancelara. Hitler sosadil Won
Papena s vicekancelarstva a te-
raz prezidentova smrt' mu pri.
niesla j najvyssi drad. Svet ne
ocak4va predbexne Eiadne ne.
anx AZ : Hitasroan
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-03
Podkarpato-Ruskyg
Den z. septembra
Robia sa vel'ke pripravy ma IT,
to prvd sl&vnost' mahoning-
skych Podk. Rusov.

Nasi bratia Podkarpatski Ru-
81, byvaj1ci ma Mahoning doll
ne, pripravujl sa oslavit' prvy
Podkarpato- -Rusky Den ma 2.
septembra v Idora parku. Vse-
tky greko-katolicke osady v
Mahoning a Trumbull okresoch
bud1 zast1pene. Zvlastny vybor
pripravuje program, ktory bude
prevedeny a ktory bude uve-
rejneny tychto novinach. Me.
len Podkarpatski Rusi, al Slo-
vaci a ini Slovania ,budd srdec-
ne vitani ma tel slavnosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-03
Vydareny kurz banket Okresu KJ.
Prisa vprava Ceveand6anov dele p Dubnckom Tunaj
Il olzres posle 200 cvi6encov do Clevelandu

Pan Jozef Mat'asovsky, hi.
na6elnik d'akoval Rev. Kostiko-
vi "a postaranie sa o vybon1
veceru jalovice, ktor1 k1pil
ma farme. Dakoval i pracovni-
kom Okresu a Clevelandcanom
"a pritomnost' vsetkym cvi-
cencom a svojim pomocnikom.
spomenul, 5e tam pritomny D..
Polea Farrell uH r. 1909 cvi-
Gil pod MIN sokolske cvicby je
z neho dobry pracovnfk. Pc je-
no reci Lakewoodcania sa mu-
sell odobrat' domov, a tax sa
reenfcky program skoncil. Rec
nit mali este PIP. Imrich Pro
ga, podpreds. Okresu; Jan Ba-
sista "a G. 260; Matej Hambor-
sky, pokl. Okresu, Jan C. Du-
lovie, doz. majetku; Jan Valko,
Jan Fabiny, Andrej Topoly, Jo-
zef Tekae "a c. 731, Jan smre-
cansky "a {. 1913 MO. KJ., Joz.
Tomcik, nacelnik Okresu Cleve-
land, Jan Vozar a ini. Toast
majster skoncil banket prime.
ranymi slovmi a pritomni "a
stupcovia Okresu potom odby-
vail schodzu. Pred rozchodom
zaspievana bola hymna "Hej,
Slovaci', ktord i deti odusev-
nenfm spievaly.
Chutnd veceru pripravily o.
sadnicky z osady sv. Alzbety,
na st6l Mostly dievcata a vybor-
nici usilovne nalievai do poha-
rov toho Rennerovho plzenske-
ho. Ma bankete pritomne bolo
okolo 200 cvicencov a cviceniek,
ktorf pojdu ma slet do Cleve-
landu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-03
SUDCA CARTER IA SUDCU
APELAtNEHO SUDU

Sudca William NJ. Carter, ma
teraz zasedaj1ci v Common
Pleas s1de vo Warren, uchadza
sa o sudcovske miesto v apelac-
nom s1de (Court Of Appeals)
ma kratky termfn, ma republi-
kanskom listku.
Sudca Carter je dobre znamy
Slovakom v Trumbull okrese,
lebo nejednemu udelil americke
obcanstvo. On je totM ,vo War
rem to, Go je tuna sudca Lyon.
Slovaci sa mu len zavd 'acia,
ked' ma neho v primarkach od-
hlasuj1.
Sudca William M. Carter Dol
"a 4 roxy pemocnym okresntm
zalobcom v Trumbull, Z rokov
praktizoval ako pravotar uz
je 6smy rok okresnym sudcom.
M& tedy vyborne kvalifikacie
ma sudcovstvo apelacneho sddu.
Nezabudnime ma neho v repu.
blikanskych primArksch IA. su.
gusta. N
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-03
Jednotarsky Den
bude 10. augusta
Hlavny predseda, podpredseda,
tajomnik q na6elnik KJ. budu
recnit'. Chicagcania pridu hrat'
baseball. Sokoi zacviGia sletove
cvitby.

Druhy Jednotarsky Den O.
kresu Mahoning Shenango do
lin |. K. s. j. odbyvat' sa bude
ma 10. augusta, bolo definitivne
ureene 1radom Okresu. K tejto
slavnosti uz sa robia predprace,
oznamil nam p. Jan B. Hassay,
tai. Okresu. Ma programe sd
reci hi. predsedu KJ. p. Adama
Podkrivackeho, hi. podpredsedu
p. Jozefa G. Vascaka, hi. lctov-
nika p. Jana Sabola, hi. nacelni-
ka p. Mat 'asovskeho, knazov a
inych dobrych recnikov.
Bude zahrana vel ka baseba-
Iowa hra medzi campionmi tu-
najsieho Okresu a eampionmi
chicagskeho Okresu, totiz Ca
tou sv. Stefana. Tato cata pride
sem hi. predsedom a bude sa
hrat' campionstvo Jednoty.
Pc baseball hre bude sokolske
cvicenie. Sokoli Jednoty bud1
cvieit sletove cvicby, axe budd
prevedene ma hlavnom slete v
Clevelande pocas konvencie.
Tiez ma Jednotarskom Dni bu-
de znamenita hudba K tancu az
do polnoci. 0 zakusky q napoje
bude postarane.
Tento Jednotarsky Den bnde
toho roku ma pozemkoch osa-
dy najsv. Trojice v Struthers.
Tam, kde hravajd baseball Ca
ty &ovenskej ligy. Slovenske O.
becenstvo je az teraz srdecne
pozvan6 na tdto vyrocn6 sl&y-
most Jednot&rov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-03

Regis j. Fallon uchadza sa O
republikansku nominaciu ma T.
rad poslanca do statnej zako-
nodarne.
Odpor1came no volicom Slo-
vakom, lebo no dobre pozname,
lebo je to mas clovek. Reggie, !,
ako no my volame, sa totI u
mas, v nasej tlaciarni vyucil a
"a pat rokov poznali SINE v nom
vel'mi solfdneho a statocneho
6loveka, ma ktoreho sa mozno
spol'ahndt'. Je Ircan. v robot
nfckych kruhoch je tiez obi 'dbe.
ny a je 1radnikom Labor Con-
gresu, dstredne lokalnych uni
v Mahoning doline. z neho bu-
de dobry zastanca l'udu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-03

Osada najsvatejsieho Mena
Jezis bude mat tejto nedei "a
Sc vel'ky sviatok, ked' jej syn
sl1zit bude prvn slavnostnd sv.
omsu a udeli svoje knazske po-
zehnanie. Primiciantom je Rev.
Jan Humensky, D. D., ktory sa
toho tyEdna vratil 2 Rimu, kde
"a pat rokov studbval ma A
merican College ma knazsky
stav a kde S 1spechom skoncil
zk1sky doktoratu teologie.
Poriadok sluzieb Bozfch v
chrame Mena Jezis oznaml du-
chovny osady, Rev. Stefan Ko.
els, takto:
Prva sv. omsa o 6. rano, dru-
ha T., tretia o g., stvrt& 0 9.
a vel'ka slavnostna o pol II.
hodine. Slavnostnd sv. omsu bu-
de sl16it' primiciant, po ktorej
udeli veriacim knazske pozehna.
mamie.
Potom bude banket k pocte
primicianta v osadnom audito.
riume, ktoreho sa zncastni veP-
ky pocet osadnikov a priatel'ov
Humenskych.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-03
DOLLFUSS POCHOVANY
NACISTI POTLACENf

V sobotu, %. julia pochovany
boil rakdsky kancelar Engelbert
Dollfuss. ktoreho rak1ski naci-
sti zavrazdili v stredu minule-
no tyzdna, ked' chceli shodit
vladu a pripojit' Rak1sko k Ne
mecku. Vrahovia nedovolili pri-
volat' lekara k Dollfussovi da-
Ii mu pomaly vykrvacat'. Tiez
nedovolili mu zavolat' knaza.
Pc tejto vradde, vypukla v
Rak1sku nacisticka revol1cia,
ktorej zabite bolo asi tisic l'u-
di a ranene bolo vyse tri tisic,
vacsinou nacistov. Revol1cia bo-
la potlacena. Nacisti vacsinou u
sli do Juhoslavie. Novym kan
celarom Rakdska je 37-ro6ny
Kurt Schuschnigg (Susnik), 0
ktorom je znamo, ze je tuhy
monarchista. Monarchisti sd te-
raz v Rak1sku vel'mi cinni a
Otto Habsburg matkou je
vraj v Taliansku. Talianska ar
mada ma no posadit' ma rakl-
sky tr6n, sa hovori, a6kol'vek
Mussolini nadal nedavno Otto
vi do hlupakov, ze ma SHAME
nely modzog.
Otto Planetta, ktory strelil
ma Dollfussa a Franz Holzwe.
Der, ktory viedol nacistov do
vladnej budovy k zaujatiu Via
dy, boil obesenf.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-08-03

Minuleho tyzdna odbyval 50
pri osade sv. Alzbety 4-dnovf
sokolsky kurz KJ. pod vedenim
hi. nacelnika p. Jozefa Mat'a-
sovskeho. Tohto kurzu zlcast-
milo sa Sokolstvo Mahoning a
Shenango Okresu a Dol usporia-
dany ciel'om najlepsieho vycvi-.
cenia tunajsieho a farrellskeho
Sokolstva KJ. ku sletu, ktory
sa bude odbyvat' v Clevelande
pocas konvencie IKSJ. Kurz
bol korunovany dspechom, 60
sa ukazalo ma verejnom cviceni
v nedel'u popoludni. Tohto We
rejnebo .cvicenia zdGastnilo sa i
Sokolstvo Lakewood, ktore
prislo na cele p. Dubnickom,
znamym slovenskym pracovni-
kom. Po evident, Dol banket ma
ukoncenie kurzu v skolskej sic
nj osady sv. Alzbety. Hosti pri-
vital meme osady Cisla 26O.
IKSJ. Rev. Jozef L. Kostik a
"a toastmajstra vymenoval pa
ma Jana B. Hassaya, tajomnika
Okresu, ktory svoju dlohu vep-
mi dobre previedol.
ReoniG: Jozef Stanko, predse-
da Okresu, ktory vyslovil pote-
senie z navstevy Lakewoodca-
nov. (Pan Stanko sa narodil v
Clevelande, ktorym je Lake
wood srasteny.) Vyzyval mia
dez, aby sa ma prichodiacom sle-
te zadrzala Go najlepsie.
Pam Jozef G. Vascalk, hi. pod
predseda oznamil, ze cvicenci
dostan1 listky do stadiumu "a
.darmo. Poukazal mladeEi, Go X.
j. pre- nu robi v sporte atd'.
a ziadal ju, ably zostala verna
narodu a prevzala po rodicoch
to, co jej zanechajd, totM nase
organizacie, kostoly, skoly a j.
ne ustanovizne. Dakoval Rev.
Kostikovi a Haseltoncanom "a
ich pracu, cvicencom "a lcast'
ma kurze, p. Mat 'asovskemu "a
tKpezlivost' Lakewoodcanom,
ze prisi.
Pan Jozef DubniGka, Glen hi.
s1du KJ. sa vyslovil, ze rad
sem prisiel a tesil sa, ako ma
Haseltone slovencina panuje.
Veri, ze slovenska rec nevyhas-
ne, ked' budeme mat Y Anne
rike takych khazov, ako je
Rev. Kostik, ktort tax odusev-
meme kazal v kostole. Dakoval
mu 70 srdca q vyzval dietky, a.
BY vytrvaly pri Sokolstve, : kto
reho vyjdu vodcovia naroda.
Potom vyuva1 tlradnikov Gfsiel,
aby zafozili pri svojich cislach
dievcensk6 sokolsk6 6isla, ako
TO nrobili oni n lakewood.