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Evening star., 1935-07-18
COLORED.
1890 KRAEMER ST. NE.
8 Rooms and Bath-S2S. so.
WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.

WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.
ed. nearby Nd. not over S45. BY responsible
party; good ref. Call Hyatts. 56S-W. 19s
MODERN. OR BED RMS: STRICTLY
modern unfurnished detached home. Chevy
Chase. Md Address Box 159-M. Star ONCE.
AM DESTROYS OF RENTING A OR
room house unfurnished. in good north
west or northeast section: rent not more
than S75. Address Box 190-M. star ONCE.
WANTED TO LEASE BY SEPT. SEVEN
room house. preferably FoXall or other de-
sirable section; convenient to schools. Ad-
dress Box 112-M. Star oflce.
WANT TO RENT OR ROOM HOUSE.
completely furnished. near schools and
transportation, any good section; rent not
to exceed $50. Address Box 1S6-M. Star
office.
WE CAN RENT YOUR HOUSE IMMEDI-
ately. Have list of prospective tenants and
receive many calls daily. Call now. MOSS
REALTY CO. Tower Bldg Met. 1776.
Evening star., 1935-07-18

OFFICES AND STUDIOS.
9 DUPONT CIRCLE-TWO CONNECTING
front rooms suitable once. studio. shop;
$50 Open for Inspection
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EXCHANGE.

room residence clear (cost owner $4,000.
in fine residential section. for rental. in
come property. clear. in D. c., Md. or Va.
P. o. Box 247. Richmond. Va. 19'
WILL EXCHANGE 300 UNENCUMBERED
lots in waterfront development near Bal
timore for Washington real estate. Ad-
dress Box 346-M, Star ONCE.
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SALE-ACREAGE.

S65 PER ACRE -CAsH-13o ACRES, LESS
Transportation; progressive community,
some city facilities; fully meets great de-
mand for accessible large garden lots Tor
low-priced homes. Address Box 412.M.
Star office.
so OR 80 ACRES WOODED LAND, BE.
tween two State roads in nearby Va. at
S75 per acre; streams and springs. Ad-
dress Box 325-M. Star ONCE.
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RENT-STORES.

NEAR 18th AND N. =. AVE. N.W-BUsY
location; lSx32: heat included: S6O
HARRY B. PITTS Co.
1015 18th st. NV. Met. 0100.
Evening star., 1935-07-18
WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

PRE-DEVELOPMENTS SALE BoNNIEWOOD
sIssG fo ss S ST deSn eS nsas Sfs
syaiaS sterns s5b1
NEELD. PLUM POINT WHARF-UNBE-
s every lot purchased. free rental until 1897
Groom porch bungalow. right on magnin-
cent 160-ft.-wide beach. Offers solution
to your Summer problems.
cottage at Beverly Beach Rent, S45 week.
Call Hyattsville $40 for particulars
NORTH BEACH M.-CORNER. 3-ROOM.
A.hs ssf +, F9Rsns "ssR EsS
FOR RENT-COLONIAL BEACHE5-ROOM ION
sonsSie. sO1sase 0f Phone hsSss Nort6 North 9S5s. ~
COMPL.ETELY FU mis- p WATER
pziss's p4ss sftef Rler $50 sefaeai pm. snAUe 0
ON CHESAPEAKE BAY-WoNDIdEaRFsuInL, PEI sIn,
BAY Bssne front. nsS 4oo feet deep to sravel road
New Large gst VnE Fifcen rSom
To- ROBERT b. HHdNER Bethesda. Md.
OWENS CLIFF. MD. WATER FRONT
property for sale or rent for balance oI
season, See owner. 1410 Parkwood pi,
FoR RENT-NEAR ANNAp9LlIs: ANSsS Is NWATERs TER
fireplace. electricity; safe bathing. nettle
net. rowboat; shady, cool; ideal for chill
dren. Refined family only. Reasonable.
Phone Walnut 8803-J.
COL. BEACH-LOT 50xl50. TREES; 4
roorns Dorches: near center; water, elec
Bargain. owner. Address Box 399-M, Star
NEW MODERN COTTAGE; RooMY, GOOD
DWHRB EaeW a DA Z. HAYES. seiby on the Bay Nd.
AVAILABLE: COTTAGE. SHERWOOD. FOR
Call National 3463. To-
RENT-FURNIsHED COTTAGES ON THE
bay. SO miles of Wash. Apply WENDELL.
Shady Side. Md, or call Col. 1139-W:
WATERPROOF TENT. 16x16. WITH
fioorinQ. on lot near water front. only 35
miles from washington, near the shore OF
beautiful South River. Price Tor sll, S123.
Call Metropolitan 3102.
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CLEVELAND PARK.

Detached. II rooms "a BED ROOMS ON
ter hall. additional 1st-foor room; front
and double rear porches: garage. House
needs some reflnishing. but can be pur-
chased at a BARGAIN PRICE UNDER
$4,000. BOSS g. PHELPS. NATIONAL
1900. AFTER PM. CALL GEORGIA
Evening star., 1935-07-18
RENT-SUBURBAN,

SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN
SALE OR RENT-BELTsVILLE-
tiful 2-story stucco. Just completed:
rooms and bath, h.-w.h.. hardwood foors;
elec kitchen. garage; l block trolley and
bus; reasonable; owner. Address Box
339-M. Star of1ce. is
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MONEY TO LOAN.
RFAT. ESTATE LOANS.

THE FIDELITY PLAN CORP. 1409 L ST.
nW-Credit service; courteous. reasonaole'
prompt Phone National 6150.
Evening star., 1935-07-18

RENT-OFFICE SPACE.
BRIGHT OFFICE FOR PROFESSIONAL
use. 14th and New York ave-; all con-
veniences; low rent. Phone National 2001.
Evening star., 1935-07-18

WOODRIDGE-S7, 500.
A detached home, consisting OF large
rooms and bath. front and rear porches:
gas heat. full attic. stone wall around
house You must see this home TO ,appre-
ciate its value. Call us for details.
BOSWELL. BRASURE CO..
Evening star., 1935-07-18
WANTED-APARTMENTS.

WANTED-SUBURBAN APIS.
YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE DESIRE TWO
room. kitchen bath apt. uniurnisnso; ea, not
over $50, nearby Va. Phone Walnut 1921.
rTNrrSrS-ETJR A vTNrTfRNISHEn
Evening star., 1935-07-18
92I IOtn 0C. NV. DlStrIct TIL.
1884 MORSE ST. NE.

Must be sold! Groom brick. in new
house condition; h.-w.h.. ami. This house
price, So $50. Open Inspect at oncel
r. c. MAYNOR. 26O5 Brentwood I'd. ne.
Evening star., 1935-07-18

HOUSEs-FUR. d UNFURNISHED.
R you WANT A .FyRNIsHED HOUSE OR
ant. call National e74Q,
Evening star., 1935-07-18

NEW pETAoHED AoME; s7;g59"c9UN-
step-down living room wood-onrning Ne NE
walnut SS50-Ws
Evening star., 1935-07-18

NEAR CLARKSBUEG, MONT. CO.-S7. .950.
terms. Near Bowie. Prince Georges Co.
Co.-7O0 g., $4,000; terms. Near Po-
monkey-4S3 g., So. .725; trade. S3 a. on
State road. near Waldorf; implements;
$4.750, 204 a.. $3.50. terms.
N. z. RYON Co. 1916 NY. Ave. Natl. 1907.
FARMS. COUNTRY HOMES AND TIMBER
tracts In Northern Virginia. convenient to
Washington Prices reasonable BUELL.
FARM AGENCY. Herndon, Fairfax Co., Va.
Phone HerndOu 3S Z4s
Evening star., 1935-07-18

WHERE TT IS ALWAYS COOL.
This compact. detached 4-bed room
house surrounded by foliage and flowers.
is located on an immense lot with natural
spring and garden. 10 minutes ride from
heart of city.
1119 18th St NV District 4464.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-18
2l DESPERADOS MAKE GETAWAY BUT THREE
 CAPTURED WOUNDED
(By The Associated Press1

GRANTEE Oklahoma Feb 18 = TWentyone desper- ate convcs swarmed of the prison gates into parked autos stopped drivers the highway upon which the faces in the most wholesale and notorious jail break in the history of this section.
 Eighteen of them are at large three having been recapured before they could get very far away in the south west after wholesale break from the state reformator in which and children were used as shields.
 One guard was shot to death in the back. Locked in solitary confinement thirteen other convicts who at tempted to join in the Sunday dash for liberty.
 Mrs George Waters the nation stonly feminine warden of male prson summed praise for herosm she today determined the find the through which pistols supplied to the convict leaders @
 The break followed investigation into reports of cruel treatment of inmates Ring leaders poked pistols against the ribs of trustee serving the inside turnkey They got his keys and rounded up all the other turnkeys and Day Sergeant Ford, locking them in cell.
 They then rushed upstairs to the visitors where twenty visitors mostly and children and herd ed them to keep the guards from shooting They rush ed down the corridors toward the front door One of the convicts grabbed shotgun from the guardss warack and shot Peter Jones, veteran tower guard.
 The warden rushed out and ordered the guards to shoot but their shotguns of avail because of the host ages which the convcts kept with them until they reached the highway Deputy Warden MT Galon opened fire from flank and eight wounded, three vcs the who recaptured only short distance the prison They held through the help of civ
 ans when they discovered that the men wounded.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-18
Supreme Court Upholds Federal Governments Rig hts
NOT NECESSARY TO PAY GOLD BONDS IN GOLD IS DECISION OF
 THE SUPREME COURT OF U S

fit with matter which would effect currency and the court must take account of current economic condi- tions even in ruling on contracts
 Dissenting with three of his col leagues. Justice McReynolds said. Conviction is gone" His view was that it should not be disclosed at this time what would be the effect "of what has been done here today"
 t
 While invalidating the law and saying that the government obliga- tions need not be paid in gold, the court simultaneously denied the holder of federal bonds, the right to sue for redress in court claims This right was also denied holders of old gold certificates who sought dol lar and Sixty-nine cents for each dollar in their certificates.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-18
Is Now
 Just Another Man In State Prison
pv The Associated Pressl

CPv The Associated PresS)
 TRENTON. Feb. 18-Bruno Rich ard Hauptmann, who has been in the limelight for the past five months, now sits in his cell in the death house, in the New Jersey State Prison: Just another prison CT" He was reported to be acting normal.
 State officials including Governor Harold G. Hoffman, sought to re- move "all dramatics" from the in- carceration of the man who was con victed of the killing of the Lind bergh baby. He said: He's like every man who comes here. He'll be treated like anyone else" The board of managers is opposed to any further publicity about the prison and about Hauptmann, said Colonel George L. Selby, acting principal keeper.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-18
Bill Introduced To Stop Practice Of
 Hiring Relatives
(By The Associated Press)


 JUNEAU, Feb. 18-Slipped into the legislative hopper late Friday was the sounding of clarion call against the practice of hiring rela- tives in public offices. A.
 Senator Roden introduced the bill, which if enacted into law would mean a jail sentence or heavy fine for offenders. and would cover every legal subdivision of the Terri tory.
 The measure is drastic and far reaching, and provides that any pub lie official who employs or causes to be employed relatives. would be guilty of a misdemeanor. and covers any executive, legislative, judicial, or other office in the territory or any municipality, school road division or other legal
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-18
Committee Fayors
 Pay As You Fight
 Policy In Future
(By The Associated Press)

lBy The Associated PreSS)
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 18-A "pay as you fight" policy for any future war. was urged upon Congress by the House Committee on military affairs, after studying a means of taking profit out of war
 The committee urged the establish ment of level beyond which war time prices might not go; one hun dred percent levy on excess profits and higher prices for everyone. The report was submitted by Chairman McSwain who said: "Outrageously extravagant profteering doubled the cost of the world war" Such measures as are urged it is said will prevent that happening in any fu- ture war, and there will be no stag gering debt to consume the subsist- ence of the survivors and succeeding generations.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-18
New Bonds To Be
 G
 Issued Soon By U. s. Government
(By The Associated Press)


 WASHINGTON, Feb. 18-The U. S. Treasury revealed new baby bonds which will yield 29 per cent interest compounded semi-annually today. They will be issued for as low as twenty-five dollars and will be sold on a discount basis, which means that the interest will be de- ducted from the purchase price.
 For instance, a purchaser will pay $18.75, for a twenty-five dollar bond which will mature in ten years, when the holder will get the face value. They will be non-transfer- able. but may be turned into the treasury for redemption in cash, at the owners request, after sixty days. The sale will begin about March 1st, and the bonds will be on sale in approximately 14.000 first, second and third class postoffices, and also fourth class postoffices To- cated in county seats. A table printed on the bond tells the redemp ton value at all times.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-18
TWO POLISH SPIES ARE BEHEADED ? OTHERS
 GET LIFE TERMS JAIL
(By The Associated Press)

BERLIN, Feb. 18 = The Baroness Renate Natgmer and Frau Beita Vakenhayen decapated spie it officially announced this morning.
 Strict secrecy maintained until the announcement which said that Hitler declined to give mercy They beheaded in the courtyard of the prison where they had been held.
 Baron George Sosnowski former Polish Army Colonel and Fraulen Jen daughter of former General both sentenced to life imprisonment All were charged with betraying military secrets and information.
 indicated that the of the young American Lillian Isobe Steele several months ago. may have been the result of social connection with the Polish spies. She released and expelled from Germany in December, and returned to the United States
 Other involved by their asserted acquaint ance with Baron SosnoWski.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-18
Missing Plane And 2 Passengers Are
 Found To Be Safe
(By The Associated Press)

tBy The ASSOclateQ PFeSS)
 ANCHORAGE, Feb. 18-Attracted by the word Help" spelled out in green bows, laid on the snow, Pilot Estol Call and Mechanic Cecil Hig- gins, located the missing McGee air plane Saturday, on the South Fork of the KuskokWim River, Pilot Don aid Goodman, and passengers Paul Heating and Bob Laurie, all of whom were safe.
 Goodman and Heating received scratches and bruises on the face. The plane had been missing for a week, and encountered a down draft in flying up the gulch heading for Rainy Pass. in thick weather The plane was damaged in landing but can be repaired
 After landing, the party found a deserted cabin short distance down the river, with plenty of game in the vicinity, so they suffered no Goodman and Heating were brought here Saturday, Laurie will be brought out later. Good man was flying from McGrath to
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-18
Troops Austrian
 Frontier On Move
(Bv The Associated Press)

(Bv The Associated Press)
 ROME, Feb. 18-The government spokesmen for the Italian govern ment refused to give any informa- tion on troop movements near the Austrian frontier, but one of them said Germany of course. is still her propaganda in Aus tria."
 fBy The Associated Press)
 INNSBRUCK, Austria, Feb. 1S- Italian troop movements in the vi cinity of the Austrian frontier, ex- cited unusual interest. The pur- pose was not determined.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-18
French Pliers Are Forced Back By
 Broken Oil Line
tBy The Associated Press)

tBy The Associated Press)
 PORT UPAIA, Cape Verde Islands, Feb 18-Treatened with disaster in mid-ocean. Paul codos and Maurice Rossi, enroute from Estress, France, to Buenos Aires, were forced to turn back when about 7half way across the South Atlantic, on flight, at tempting to break the leng distance air record, which the pair holds. Faulty oil pressure in the engine caused the failure of the flight
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-18
NOTICE

A program in celebration of Wash. ingtOn's Birthday. will be given by the Boring Native Brotherhood and Sisterhood on February 22, 1885 al the gymnasium of the Native School Doors open at 7:3O. Program starts at 6 o'clock.
 Admission adults 50 cents. child rem 10 cents.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-18
SHRINE BALL

Members of Anvil Lodge, their wives or lady friends-members of the Eastern Star and their escorts all visiting Masons and visiting Eastern Stars are cordially invited to attend the Shrine Ball at the Me- vada Hall. 9:3O P. M., Saturday, February 23rd.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-18
tBy The Associated Press)

tBy The Associated Press)
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 18-The gov ernment lost the federal bond gold cases, as the Supreme Court of the United States, upheld the govern ments right to cancel "gold clauses in private bonds. but ruled that the government obligations cannot be paid off on a dollar for dollar basis.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-18
(By The Associated Press)

WASHINGTON. Feb. 18-Divid- ing five to four, the Supreme Court of the United States, in effect swept away any government or private obligations to pay gold bonds in gold.
 Chief Justice Hughes, delivering the majority opinion said, that Con- gress must be free to deal as it saw
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-18

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The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-18
Govt Contends A. W. Mellon Owes }
 Million Dollars
(Bv The Associated Press)

TDy
 PITTSBURGH, Feb. 18-Andrew Mellon's income tax suit came be- fore the Tax Board of Appeals with the government contending that the former Secretary of the Treasury owes more than three million dol lars in income taxes for the year 1881.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-18
Troops Leave Rome EnrOute SOmaliland
 Fight Philippians
fRv rhe Associated Press)

(By The Associated Press'
 ROME. Feb. 18-More than two thousand blackshirts boarded boat here for Italian Somaliland, as part of Italy's reply to Ethiopia's deii- ance.
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Evening star., 1935-04-09
Fox Hunting or Fishingi

BALTIMORE R.-The difference
between fox hunting and fishing
proved to be $4,000 today for Ray
Owens.
Captured several days ago near o
liquor still, Owens said he was hunt
ing foxes In the vicinity and was re-
leased.
He appeared again yesterday before
United States Commissioner James
K. Cullen after being found near q
still and said he was fishing near
there.
Charged with violating the internal
revenue laws, Owens was held under
$4,000 bond.
Evening star., 1935-04-09

1. Journeys.
9. Rage.
80. Evaded.
II. Organic substance.
IS. Jewish month.
Is. Wash.
II. Assembly.
10. Identical.
10. Morse deity.
N Preclude.
{ Portentously.
]. Growing out.
a.. Boat with three rowers.
rs. Emphasizing.
~. Tally.
81. Devour.
81. Cubic meters.
%. Numbered by tens.
38. Have.
30. Footless.
40. A dance: Fr.
Il. King Of Judea.
81. Balloons.
48. Quiescent.
30. Wall section.
81. Raft.
"a. Musical drama.
IS. Leave out.
S6. Female horse.
81. Leveled.
5S. Greek township.
80. Roman road.
90. The flower.
81. European river.
90. Minus.
63. Medicinal quantities.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-07
SPOLOK SV. ANDREJA. o. 90.
SLOW. EV. A. v. JEDNOTY.

Trad: Samuel Laska, predseda,
1928 Donald Ave., youngstown, H.,
telefon 92316. - Jan Zvara, pod.
predseda. 1924 James St., Youngs
town o. Pavel Kisel, zapisnik.
11s Silliman ST., Youngstown, o. -
Jan Dovalla, dctovnik, 1907 Donald
Ave-, Youngstown, o. - Juraj Barto
pokladnik, 211S Donald Ave., Youngs-
town, o. -Vybor majetku: Pave!
Trnavsky mi. liz N. Brockway Av.,
Andrej Kirner, 407 N. Hazelwood
Ave. q Jan Hlavae, 43oh Manches.
ter Ave-, Youngstown, o. - Vybor
chorych: Pavel Jakubec NIL, 2112
Donald Ave. a Andrej Kish st., $50
Miami Ave-, Youngstown, O. - Ma.
tel Mraz dozorca a dopisovatel', ia
8. Whitney Ave. - Payel KovaSik,
st., straz, a434 vestal Rd., Yo., O.
Pavel Jakubec NIL, starosta (. Z.
Zab. a Vzdel. Krdzku SEJ.. 211e
Donald Ave. Youngstown, O.
Sch6dze sa odbtvaid kazdd 8. so.
botu mesiaci veter 6. h. v skole
ev. a. v. cirkve "Jana Husa" ma
rohu Mahoning a Whitney ulfc.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-07
SCHODZA HASELTONSKE-
HO VZDELAVAJUCEHO
KLUBU.

Schodza bude ma nedel u
vecer. Vsetci ddovia su zia-
dani sa dostavit' ma t1to
schodzu, tax samo i l'udia,
ktori byvajd ma Gladstone,
Courtland, Columbus, Ohio,
Starr, Woodland uliciach,
Vsimnite 81 tychto par RAD
kov a dostavte sa, lebo to je
pre- vase dobro, ably ste 81
mohli usporit' par centov ma
daniach, ktore kazdy z vas
must zaplatit'.
TAX prid'te ma schodzu ma
nedel'u, 9. jdna do skoly sv.
Alzbety ma North Haseltine
Ave. S uctou
Andrej Hamrak, preds.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-07
SCHODZA SPOLKU SV.
AMY, CTS. 80. IKszJ.
8. JUNA 20 OBEDE.

Cislo ziada, aby sa vsetky
sestry dostavily. Blizi sa pol
rocny vykaz dctov vsetkych
udkyn. TAX prosim sestry,
ktore dlhujd 3 alebo Wac me-
siacov, aby sa dostavily ME
co splatit', lebo jak sa toho
mesiaca neprihlasia, budu ma
bud1cej schodzi vyhlasene.
Cislo nemoze vyplatit' rozpo-
ETY., ked' sestry prispevky
riadne neplatia. TAX sa usi-
Mjme vsetky jak najlepsie
mozeme. ~..
So sesterskou uctou,
Maria Huda.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-07
PIKNIKY
PIKNIK SPOLkU NEPOSK.
PANNY MARIE v OSADE
SV. MATEJA.

" Spolok Neposkvrnene Poe.
Panny Marie v osade sv. Ma
teja bude mat piknik v Pine
Hollow parku ma Shirley
Rd. teraz V nedel'u popolu-
dni, 9. jdna.
Udkyne povolavaju svoje
matky, ucitePky al Rev. Ko-
zelka a Rev. Sikoru, ably sme
mali sudcov, ked' sa bude-
me bavit' baseball. Budeme
hrat' jak Babe Ruth.
Vo WHORE su Francis Ger
gel, Mary Hlebovy, Josephine
Fabian, Vera Janci, Theresa
Sarisky, Mary Walko. Ony
sa postarajd o chutne zaku-
sky a inc veci.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-07
Vylet Venca 131. S. K. S
" Campbell.

Venice 131. S. K. Sokoliek
v Campbell usporiada v tuto
nedel'u, 9. juna po obede o
2. hodine prvy tohorocny
vylet v Petrovicovej zahrade
ma Robinson Road, ma ktory
srdecne povolavame sloven-
ske obecenstvo z Campbell i
okolia. Hrat' bude vyborna
muzika, pri ktorej sa kazdy
do vole ,vytancuje. Bude i
fajne chladne pivo ma cape
a chutne zakusky a inc OBJ
cerstvenie pre- smadnych a
hladnych. Prfd tie sa zabavit'
do bozej prirody so Sokol-
kami. Neobanujete.
S uctou povolava
Vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-07
SPoLoK sv. ALzBETY, 6fsLo
161. I. KAT. SLOW. zENsKEJ
JEDNOTY.

Urad: Maria Fabian, predsedkyna,
5S2 Alexander St., Youngstown, O.
katarina Labuda, podpreds., 1909
Homewood Ave-. Youngstown, O. ~
Maria Martinko, zapisnicka. 252s
Craiger Ave-, Youngstown, o. -
Anna Bacha uetovniSka, 1887 Hum
bolt Ave-, Youngstown, o. Anna
Gonda, pokladnfeka, 1907 E. India.
nola Ave-, Youngstown, O. - Maria
Biroseak. doz. mai, 254s Craiger
Ave. a Maria Budinsky, doz. mai,
1903 E. Boston Ave., youngstown, O.
Schodze odbyvane 81 kazdl druhti
nedel u mesiaci pod kostolom sv.
Mateia po obede 2. hodine.
Spolkov& adresa: Anna Bacha,
1887 Humbolt Ave. Youngstown, o.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-07
SDoR 10s. eLOv. KAT. S0KOIlA
POD 0CHRAN0U sv. nUHAIsA
ARCHANJEI.A.

Urad: Jozef L. Maruskin spravca,
1858 e. Florida Ave-. Youngstown,
Q. - Michal Gegus, podspravca, 1885
Homewood Ave-, Young, o. - Ste.
fan Baitos, zapisnik. 2532 Craiger
Ave, Young, o. - Michai Gaiko.
detovnik, 1885 Cooper St., Young,
o. - valent Hlebovy, pokladnfk.
l342 E. Florida Ave. Young. o. -
Dozorcovia: Jozef Tilka, 1903 e.
Boston Av.; Paul Lilko, 2536 Craiger
Ave-. Youngstown, O. ~ Stefan Bal
tos st.. do1orca chorych q strai
dveri. 2542 Cooper st.. Younestown. i.
Ohio. - Michal J. Smith, velitel'
$40 Caledonia Ave-. Youngstown, O.
Dan Vavrinak, podvelitel'. 1881
Homewood Ave-, Youngstown, O.
Jozef Sova, starosta MI. Cd. "a.
Sboreek 8. K. Sokola, 1888 Hunter
Ave-, Youngstown. O. s..
Sch6dze odbyva kazdd druhd ne.
del'u v mesiaci. Sokolovni ma
Homeweed Ave. o 2. hod. po obede.
Adresa sboru ie: Michael Galko
1886 Cooper st. Youngstown, Ohio