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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-19
Harry /. Beardsley
 Rotary Club Speake,

Attorney Harry J. Beardsley, who recently returned from western trip, will speak before the Rotary club members tomorrow noon at Tho Elton on the customs of the Hopi Indians. While in the west he was made an honorary chief of the Hopin tribe and was given tem- porary custody of an Indian drum.
 Wednesday, Thursday and FriA day evenings have been set aside for the annual federal inspection of the local National Guard com- panies. On Wednesday, Companies E and F will be inspected. Thurs day, Headquarters and Co. G will be examined and on Friday the Howitzer Co. will be inspected. Ma jor Lawrence A. Quinn, U. $. A. senior infantry inspector to the 1O2d Infantry, will be inspection of- hcer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-19
Wilby Notes

Members of the boys rifle club will have practice at the state ar- mory tomorrow afternoon. The girls team met this aftrenoon, un- der the direction of Coach Newton w. Alexander.
 Program meetings will be in or der at this weeks sessions of the various Spanish clubs. Those to have meetings are Los Amigos Es- panoles, Fl Circulo Central, Noso- tros Solos and Los Madrugarodes.
 Much student interest is being evinced in the game with Crosby to be played this. week. It is ex- pected that there will be student rally before the game.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-19
CiUil Engineers Gather For Three-Day Session
Anniversary Celebration Will Be Held In New
 Haven; Pageant To Feature Meeting.

Several from this city are 'ex- pected to attend the 50th anniver- sary celebration of the Connecti- cut Society of Civil Engineers in New Haven tomorrow, Wednesday and Thursday. A pageant and an exhibition will be the principal fea- lures of the three-day program. The pageant will be held at tho Lawn club tomorrow evening de- picting a half-century of progress in civil engineering. Regular ses- sions will be held tomorrow and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-19
Sedguvick Guards Annual Reunion Held Saturday
Original Member of Organization were Guests At
 Celebration; Drill Conducted.

Company c, Sedgwick Guards, staged it's annual reunion and drill at the armory Saturday evening and had among the guests, three of the four living members of the or iginal company. The trio included Daniel P. Noonan, James T. Mo- ran and John c. Downey, James Reid the other surviving member was unable to attend because of illness.
 Other guests included Colonel Harry Bissell and Colonel Lewis L.. Field of New Haven, and Postmas- ter James T. Kelley, former mem-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-19
Solution to Previous Contract
 Problem


 A great deal has been said re- garding biddable suits in contract and some authorities have set fairly high standards for four card biddable suits. However, in mod ern contract we find 1t very diff ficult to adhere to any particular rule governing biddable suits. What you shoulds try to do is to find a fit with your partner.
 An example of how this was ac. complished is given in today's hand, played by Mrs A. c. Hoff- meier of Cleveland, newly elected president of the women's auxiliary of the American Bridge League.
 Vests negative double over the bid of one club informed his partner that he held support in hearts or spades, or had a side suit strong enough to permit him to play the hand at two. Mrs Hoffmeier in the East first re-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-19

CA tooth for every child" is an old saying, only too true. It is part of the penalty both mother and child SO often pay because the mother does not get sufficient Vitamin D along with lime and phosphorus to nourish her child and herself.
 Vitanlin D is the vitamin which builds calcium and phosphorus into strong bones and teeth.
 Because this factor is generally lacking in ordinary foods, expectant and nursing mothers arc likely to suffer depletion of their mineral reserve. Not only does the coming child rob its mother of some of the calcium in her system, and leave her with poor teeth and lowered nutrition but the child itself has only 5O-5O chance of escaping mild rickets, or faulty bone and tooth structure, during the first critical months
 Irradiated VitaminD Milk protects the mother by giving her a rich supply of the necessary vita
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-19

Wednesday at Strathcona hall, Yale university, where an exhibition of civil engineering progress will be open for inspection throughout the celebration. Officers of the Connec- ticut society will be chosen tomor- row and the annual banquet will be held at 6:15 o'clock tomorrow evening at the Lawn club. Morning and afternoon meetings Wednesday will be devoted to the reading of papers,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-19
Contract Bridge
MATrATUCK BRIDGE CLUB

MAIlfAlOSA DAeADNC
 Mrs Charles O'Connor and Mrs Arthur Mcdonald made top score in the duplicate contract match at the Mattatuck Bridge club on Pennington avenue Friday after noon with Q match point score or 95. They played north and south. Mrs Edward Mcdonald and Mrs Edward Godfrey, substituting for Mrs Thomas Fleming tied with Mrs Ambrose Egan and Mrs Daniel Dris coll for high east and west with S5 1-2. Other high scores for north and south were Mrs Harry Cooley and Mrs Frank Po- Tito of Torrington, 93 1-2; Mrs Daniel T. Harrington and Mrs VII. liam Dunphy, 79 1-2. East and west high scorers were Mrs Ralph Vaughn and Mrs M. Francis Me Donald, substituting for Mrs George Culhane, 82 T-2; Mrs Charles Egap and Mrs John Gilmartin, 79.
 The official standing to date: Mrs Arthur Mcdonald and Mrs Charles C'Connor, 325 1-2; Mrs Cooley and Mrs Polite, 323; Mrs Edward Fltz- patrick and Mrs James Bulger, 323; Mrs Joseph Bergin and Mrs Joseph Stevens, 1915; Mrs Daniel T. Far rington, Jr, and Mrs William Dun rhy, 3O3 1-2; Mrs Ambrose Egan and Mrs Driscoll, 303; and Mrs Ralph Hayes and Mrs Earl Carey 302 ....
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-19
EI.TON CONTRACT CLUB

Top scorers in the Friday after noon session of the Elton Contract club were: North and South: Mrs F. l.. Squires and Mrs Frederick Van Valkenburg. Mrs James Ross and Mrs S. R. Kelsey. 79; Mrs F. G. Trainor and Mrs Frederick New, 70; Mrs G. w. Hard, IT,, and Mrs J. T. Doran, 70, and East and West Mrs John A. Wright and Mrs August Dinkler so: Mrs G. Walker Bissett and Mrs Robert Strohacker, 77 l-2; Mrs c. F.. Byars and Mrs T. j. Byrnes, 76 1-2; Mrs Edward Balthazar and Mrs Helen Clark substituting for Mrs r. J. Mona gan, "A.
 The official standing to date is as follows: Mrs r. A. Jackie and Mrs A. $. Jourdan. .319 1-2; Mrs Frank f.. squires and Mrs Frederic Van Valkenburg. 3i0; Mrs Carl Heeb- her and Mrs $. M. Main, 298 t-:. and East and West Mrs John A. Wright and Mrs August Dinklor. 3i5 l-2; Mrs Raymond Poulsen and Mrs Thomas Collins. 306; Mrs l;mnons Wolfe and Mrs fl. ]. stcttbacher, 2ei l-2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-19
Ouotd Club WEI Install Officers
Annual Banquet Win Bo Held At Hotel Elton
 Tonight.


 Mrs Constance Wardle, of Pros dence, R. l., district governor of the Southern New England Quota clubs will install the officers of the local Quota club at the annual din. ner of the organizations to be held this evening at the Hotel Elton. Mrs Robert F. Birt will be installed as president and the other officers include: Miss Edith Dean, first vice-president; Mrs Mabel Orsborne second vice-president; Mrs Anna Alexander third vice-president; Grace Wolff, secretary and Miss Irene Dellane, treasurer.
 A varied program has been ar- ranged for the evening during which Mrs Kate Noble will give an original reading and Miss Jennie O'Neill will give history Of the local club. Selections will be rend- cred during the evening by the Women's ensemble.
 hominent officers and members from the Quota clubs of New Ha. ven, Hartford, Bridgeport and Meriden will be in attendance.
 Miss Marian Murphy of Pember:. ton street, Miss Wanda Majewskt of Elizabeth street, and Miss Mary Duane of Pemberton street, have returned from New York City where they spent the weekend. They were registered at the Hotel Commodore.
 Mr d Mrs Royal Huckins on Woodbine street attended . social in Torrington on Saturday evening.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-19

Rose Martone Ludlum, a former
 resident of this city, who directed the recent production here of
 Heads Up" a musical play, is in Hazleton, Pa, where she is direct
 ing the same production February 27th and 18th.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-19

sponded with her five-card spade suit. Then. when her partner passed. she knew that tho hands did not it as yet. So sho decided 10 try the other major - and ws find q bid being made on n weak four-carder simply in the hope Of finding n fit ln the hand. Hut since they arc not v0iunerabie. the risk Is not great
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-19
State Officers Visit
 v. F. W. Auxiliary

Lieutenant Shea Auxiliary, Vet
 erans of Foreign Wars, will enter
 tain the state department president
 Blanche Stanwood, of Bristol, and New Haven County Inspector, Ber- tha Ofinger of Meriden, at the bus
 mess meeting tonight which is called for 7:30 o'clock. Miss Loret- ta Duhamel, president will preside.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-19

rradaton consists of exposing milk the ultraviolet light enrich in Vtamn D. Taste affected and food value is increased The ID" strength essened by cooking No foreign substance is added.
 Send for Interesting bookia giei1g eombete j4rt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-19
CONTRACT BRIDGE
 BY VIM. E. MCKINNEY
retary of the American Bridge l.,

Makes Five On Weak Bid Negative Double Asks Partner To Declare Suit, But Contract Is Not Settled
 Until Fit Is Found
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-19
Scout News

At a meeting this Friday night in Temple hall sponsored by the Waterbury Health league, Dr c. LeRoy Dale, supervisor of health building at the Bernarr Macfadden Physical Culture hotel in Dams- vile, N. r., will speak on "Six Short Cuts to Health" The meeting will be open to the public.
 The local scout campaign for household furnishings for the needy began today, and there will be an intensive canvass of the city with the aim of gathering as much clothing, bedding and furniture as possible. Each scoutmaster will re- port to his commissioner, who will in turn keep in touch with central headquarters.
 Nine troops in the Waterbury area are elegible for good appear ance certificates, 1t has been found on study of the records of the annual council rally of little more than a week ago. The award is given to troops having 50 per cent or more of its membership present.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-19

Mr d Mrs Royal Huckins on Woodbine street attended . social in Torrington on Saturday evening.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-19
Irr lated
 Vitamin"D'
 Milk Brings ECTION ND CHILD

min in combination with calcium Qime) and phosphorus in the most useful nutritional form. Clinical tests with children have proven that its use in the infant diet definitely prevents rick ets Leading medical authorities have concluded that Irradiated Milk seems to be the most desr- able anti-rachitic.
 Mothers should drink extra quantity of Vitamin D Milk through the nursing period Children should have it all through the years of growth; in fact, nutrition scientists believe it is valuable to adults of all ages-as means of avoiding deficiency of calcium, phosphorus and Vitamin D.
 Ask us to start supplying your family today with Irradiated Vitamin D Milk. If you have any hesitancy about its use ask your doctor and be guided by his recommendation.
 Write or Phone for Free Booklet "The Story O
 IRRADIATED Vitamn ID Milk" IraSsesl IradstS nIh@yisss MIk hs adverbaiae aAm for sefsehd by hs Rssa6h FossdsheH, C (@~iess MeSkd H''edaiss, VT.f./ Shseabok fUS
 css~ins ss tsaSs ~ Ne fesosisA
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-25
sLOVAKoM sTOJf K DIsPo-
ZfCII CELIA REPUBLIKA?

Mar. Noviny uverejnily W.
zvanie ma mladych Slovakov, a.
by sa hlasili o praktikantske
miesta ma riaditel 'stva post a
telegrafov Bratislave a Kosi-
ciach, lebo sa dozvedely, ze
bud1 ma posty prijimat move
silly. Vyzvaly ich, ably sa hlasi-
Ii o miesta al pri zamoravskych
riaditel'stvach - teda v Prahe,
Brne, Pardubiciach, Opave =
ked'ze podpa reci pana mini
stra Benesa, ktor1 povedal v
T. Sv. MARITIME, stoji nam Slo.
vakom k dispozicii celia repub-
lika.
O tieto miesta Gale len do
Bratislavy a Kosfc, lebo Slova-
ci nechc1 Cechom odoberat'
chlieb Prahe, Brine, Pardubi-
ciach a v Opave) podali 81 zia-
dosti vel'mi mnohi Slovaci. No
a viete, ak1 odpoved' dostali9 :
TIL smutne znamu, ktor1 Slova-
ci uz sestnast' rokov dostava-
j1 - "Nelze vyhoveti".
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-25
vYsLANEU DIR. ST. osUsK1
o REVIZIONIZNH.

Mas parfzsky vyslanec DIR. O.
susky z1castnil sa ma vyrocnej
sch6dzi politickeho klubu omla-
dinarov-devat' 'desiatnikov, ably
|prehovoril ciel'och a mozno-
stiach revizionizmu. Okrem ine-
no povedal, ze staty, ktore to-
zia po revfzii, sa hanbia priznat'
otvorene svoje sebeck6 a mAlo
idealne ciele a preto ich odieva-
ID do vznesenych slov pravdy
a spravodlivosti. Ma hraniciach
Slovenska vidiet', ze statne hra-
nice nem6Eu byt' urcovane len
IS hl'adiska narodnostneho, ale
al s hospodarsheho a doprav-
neho hl'adiska bezpecnosti
statu. Bez zitneho ostrova by
sme boil odtrhnuti cd Dunaja.
A Dunaj sd pl'1ca Slovenska.
Potion poukazal na to, ze uz
pred so rokmi v minulom storo-
ci bol vypracovany pre- Kosdta
navrh autonomie pre- mad 'arske
mensiny a tomto navrhu boly
uz temer 1plne presne zakresle-
ne terajsie hranice Slouenska.
Revizionizmus je vel'kym. zapa-
som, pri ktorom ide ME o spra-
vodlivost', ale o vel'k6 politi-
exc ciele. V skutocnosti je ma
miereny proti novym slovan-
skym Station, vzislym 20 sveto-
vej vojny. Potom vyslanec O.
susky poukazal ma 1silie Ma
d'arska vpasovat' do paktu Spo
locnosti narodov ustanovenie,
ktorym by molly byt' menene
hranice. Vsetky tieto pokusy
zlyhaly a po tuhych bojoch SINE
docielili to, ze 20 Spolocnosti ma
rodov nebol urobeny nastroj ma
branie toho, Go patrf inym.
Predseda senatu DIR. Soukup
pod'akoval vyAanccvi Osuske-
mu "a jeho prednasku a prof.
dr.. Nemec potion precital rezo-
l1ciu, odmietaj1cu akdkolvek
reviziu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-25
KED JE MUz v AMERIKE A
lena donna,

Pred porotou v Rimavskej
Sobote rozvinul sa v celej svo.
jej ponurnosti obraz l'udskej
biedy, s akymi sa u mas, bohu-
zial, casejsie stretavame, q mai
smutnejsie je tymi, ktori mai
Wac trpia. Ked' Hudaka Hen
koviec pri Roznave odpreva-
dali 1929 ma stanicu jeho man
zelka Zuzana a tri deti, ably sa
$ MIN rozl1cili pri ieho odchode
do Ameriky, ziaden z mich ne
tusil, GO vsetko sa stane "a ME-
kol 'ko rokov. Hudakova caka-
la, ze bude dostavat' cd muza
podporu, ale dostala len raz 600
kordn. lila zivotom mladej a O.
samotenej zeny. I zaplietla "a )
neplnoletym mladencom. Stalo
sa, Go sa stava: maly nevinnJ
tvorcek prisiel ma svet celkom
nevftany. Go s mimi Matka od-
povedala nematersky. Polozila
no vlani septembri ma dvor,
kde vychladol a zomrel. Potom
no zakr1tila do vreca, vyniesla
"a obec zahrabala do jarku,
kde mrtvolku o styri dni naSli.
Q obiatia milenca prisla pred
porotu, ktora ju odsddila ma
diva a pol roka do zalara. Do
ma zostaly tri deti, bez otca .
matky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-25
MUDRE JEDENIE PRINASA
DLHY VEK.

Lekari 81 vsimli, ze najviac
storocnych l'udf zije v chudob.
nych krajinach, ako je Bulhar-
sko, Turecko a inc a ked' sa
storoeni l'udia najdd i v boha-
tych krajinach, sd to obyeajne
l'udia, ktorf jednoducho zijd a
skromne jedia.
V Utica, N. Y. bola konven.
cia lekarov ma tel DR.. Harri-
son S. MARYLAND prednasal o
tom, ako mnoho l'udi zomiera
nahle vo veku medzi As. a 60.
rokom. On studoval 1000 prf-
padov smrti pudi v tychto hra-
niciach veku a prisiel ma to, ze
vsetci mnoho Jedi a vacsina 2
mich boil tucni a krvnatf l'u-
dia. DR.. MARYLAND mysli, ze by
starsi Iudia nemali jest mno.
no syru, vajec, smotany, masla
a inych mliecnych vyrobkov, le-
bo tieto vraj napomahaj1 stvrd
nutie I'll a tax privadzajd po-
razku srdca alebo modzgu.
Starsi pudia nepotrebujd tax
mnoho jest, ako mladsf, memo.
vite ME tn udanych veci. Ami
mnoho masa ME je dobr6. Maj
lepsie je jest 2 kazd6ho po tro-
ske a nikdy So nepresttit'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-25
70 starej vlasti
(Zpravy sd prevails 8 krajo-
vtch casopisov.
NINA REvtCA Y LIPTo.
We vYHORELA.

Nina Revdca pri Ruzomber-
ku 2 vacsej casti zhorela 5. ma
ia. Ohen vzniknul predpoludnfm
V domku Ivana Bastikala ne
opatrnosti. Bastikalova zena
vyjd1c Won, nechala dvere otvo-
rene silny prievan tax rozdd-
chal ohen ma ohnisku, ze plane
ne coskoro zachvatily strechu.
Tesno vedpa seba stavane domy
a stodoly chytaly sa jedon "a
druhym a cochvfl'a bola vel'ka
cast obce v plamenoch. Medzi
obyvatel'stvom nastala vel'ka
panika. Cetnfci, ktori sa sem po-
sbehovali 20 vsetkych okolitych
stanic, privolali hasicske sbory
z okolitych dedin j Ruzomber-
ka. Napriek tomu, ze boly v
cinnosti tri motorove striekac-
ky, nebol poziar zdolany ami do
veeera. Zprava o poziari zneje,
re zhorelo 60 domov a 100 sto-
dol, ktorych majitelia obyva.
telia nezachranili mic, len hole
zivoty. 500 l'udf ostalo bez prf-
stresia a niekol'ko osob je ne
zvestnych. Ohen sa preniesol i
ma obecny les, ktory horel v o.
kruhu diva a pol kilometra. Pri-
slo ma pomoc vojsko, ktore "a
medzilo sfrenie sa ohna v lese.
Vojsko pozicalo svoje stany a
,pol'ne kuchyne. PomocnA akcia
sa organizuje.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-25
KoMUNIsTIUKf vxTRzNo.
ST. Y HKULASI.

v ipt. Sv. MikulaSi odohraly
ga !. maja krvave vytrznosti
komunistov, ktorf tiahli pred O.
kresny sud, kde 81 odpykava
trest komunisticky funkcionar
Sokol. Vyrazili branu okresne-
no s1du a dvere, vedlce do dvo-
ra okresnej vaznice, chcej6c o.
slobodit' Sokola. Prisla ale Get
nfcka straz a nastala pra6ka,
v ktorej boli viaceri ranenf. Me
kol 'ko komunistov bolo zatknu.
te a dvaja cetnfci odvezeni boil
do nemocnice.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-25
ZHoRELY DIVE DETI.

V obci Popradno ma Povazi
vypukol q. apr. ohen, pricom
zahynulo jedno 2-rocne dievcat.
ko jeden 4-rocny chlapcek.
Deti sa hraly lampou a so "a
palkami ma povale, ktora sa
chytila. 2 ohna, ktory sa sfril,
sa uz nestacily zachranit'. Zho-
rely tri okolite domy. Skoda je
asi "a tisic, z coho len asi 2 tisic
je hradene poistenim.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-25
VYROBA zELEZA A OCEIE
v REPUBLIKE VYS$IA.

Ozivenie hospodarskeho zivo.
ia v republike potvrdzuje sa
prave v tychto dnoch vykazmi
20 vyrobe zeleza t'azbe uhlia,
ked re situacia vyroby oboch
produktov poklada sa "a zaklad-
MI pre- cely rad priemyslov j.
nych. Marcova statistika vyro-
by zeleza a oceli ukazuje, ze 81.
tuacia je v podstate zlepsena.
Vyroba suroveho zeleza nielen
ze svojou vyskou 53.O17 ton v
marci prevysila vyrobu vo feb
ruari t. r. a v marci roku Ian
skeho, ale dosiahla takej vysky,
aka nebola zaznacena cd decem.
bra 1881. Podobne i vyroba su.
rovej oceli vyst1pila v marci
ma o1,l7l ton, coho nebolo v
ziadnom mesiaci roku lanskeho
a predlanskeho. Kamenneho u
hlia vyt 'azilo sa v marci $685.
200 ton, t. ]. o Z perc. Wac ako
vo februari; makkeho uhlia o
l 6 perc. Wac (1,2S0,OOO tony.
Vyvoz kamenneho uhlia vzra-
stol oproti febr. o $500 ton ma
112,8OO ton, makkeho o $4,000
ton Wac ma 10000 ton. Zaso-
by chilly 81. marca 47S,OOO ton
kamenneho, $4,000 ton make
no uhlia a 232, 900 ton koksu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-25
Ease oBRovsKT POLAR.

Is .
K poslednym poziarom ma
Slovensku pribudol novy vel
ky poziar v Mostenici pri SLOW.
L'upci (okres B. Bystrica), kto-
remu pablo v obet' 80 domov,
skoro polovica obce. Polar Dol
podporovany vel kym vetrom,
tax ze pokus o lokalizovanie Dol
vopred znemozneny. Pri poziari
zhorelo mnoho dobytka a hydi-
ny. Skoda ga odhaduje na 5 a
pol miliona Kcs q je len 6ia-
stocne kryta poistenfm.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-25
LETECKA sTANICA v SPIS.
NOVEJ VSI.

Dozvedame sa, ze ma vojen-
skom letisku v Spisskej Novel
Vsi vojenska sprava uz vykona-
va sondovacie prace s1beh ma
dpravu leteckej stanice j stavbu
kasarnf a hangarov vypfse uz '
najblizsom case, tax ze uz v j1-
nj zacne sa so zemnymi praca-
mi, stavbou kanalizacie a vede-
MIA vodovodu. Pri zemnych pra-
each ma byt' zamestnan6 asi
800 robotnikov, cim nezamest-
nanost' bude zmenSen&.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-25

daktor sSlovAka' Karol Sidor,
professor Milos Ruppeldt, prof.
vi. Germak, ucitel' R. D6bral
vec . dekan Matej Bucek. OBJ
zaloba uvadza, ze demonstracie
: Nitre boly pripravene q xe ich
orgaizoval POSI-. dr.. Tiso.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-25

MIA. Teraz ga oznamuje, xe vac-
sina vinnfkov 50 " priznala.
Ide len o 1'malickost'" zarobi-
Ii ma iiplatkoch, pokial u3 bolo
zistene, do 125 milionov Kcs.
Ma jedneho obvineneho pripada
takto priemerne 6istt d6chodok
6 milionov KIDS. Dobry kSeftfk.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-25
NOVA ERA MA sLovENsKU?

Minister skolstva q narodnej
osvety urcil profesorke pri. stat.
dievc. realnom gymnaziu Y Ko-
siciach, Karle Tobernej peleri-
novel, statne realne gymnazium
y Rokycanech Z cech6eh a 81.
I'M rad1 Y.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-25
o HTIsKo v zIIINE

Do Ziliny prisla komisia, kto-
ra 81 prezrela pozemky ma Ro-
sinkach, urcen6 ma sriadenie le-
teckej stanice. Ma pozemkoch
konaj1 sa uz prfpravne prace,
ako odvodnenie a podobne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-25
DozvUKY NTTRIANsKYCH
UDALOSTf.

Podl'a zpravy ''slovAkan do
rucil krajsky sud Y Nitre SO
obzalovanym iicastnikom nj
trianskych slavnostf obzalobu.
Medzi obzalovantmi s6 medxi-
intm generalny taiomnfk III
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-25
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