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The Washington times., 1935-10-25

FOR THE CONVENIENCE of readers of
The Washington Times attending Satur-
days Navy-Notre Dame game at Baltimore,
a plan Of the Municipal Stadium, Baltimore,
is published herewith, showing seating Sec
tions in heavy letters and the gate number
entrances in heavy figures. A perusal of
this diagram will show you both the entrance
location and seating section indicated on the
face of your ticket, and should enable you
to reach your seat with the least possible
discomfort. Traffic conditions will be aided
also il You are familiar with the data re-
vealed in the plan.
Football fans driving to Baltimore should
turn left at Monroe Street montgomery,
Ward and Company Building) and follow
Monroe Street to North Avenue, where
right turn should be made Pursuing North
Avenue, turn left into Charles Street. At
Charles Street and Thirty third Boulevard,
The Washington times., 1935-10-25

turn right and follow Thirty third Boulevard
to the stadium, where an abundance of
parking space is available.
For the convenience of train passengers,
both the Pennsylvania and the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroads are running special trains
from Union Station, leaving at 12 noon and
1915 p. M. respectively. Buses to take
fans to the stadium will also be available,
but tickets therefor must be bought in
advance in connection with $125 round
trip fare, plus 20 cents each way on bus.
The railroads also have supply Of foot
ball tickets on sale in this connection.
Other places in Washington where tickets,
scaled from $1.10 to $3.50, can be bought
are the American Automobile Association
headquarters Seventeenth Street and Penn
sylvania Avenue Northwest; Keystone
Automobile Club, 1923 Connecticut Ave.
N. W.; the Willard Hotel, and A. G. spald-
ing & Brother, TT Fourteenth st. N. W.
The Washington times., 1935-10-25
Tough Fight
Due Louis
At Garden
Rx DAVIS ]. WALSH

NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-The man
hasn't been wrong yet about these
things, so when Promoter Mike
Jacobs says today that he'll do
more than $40, 900 with the Louis
Pauline fight at Madison Square
Garden, December 13, I'm in
clined to think he won't do less.
The man, as a matter of fact, has
become independently wealthy
through an expedient that is
neither complicated nor even eS-
pecially bright. He merely gets
what the people want and then
graciouSly consents to let them
have it, at the recognized rates,
which are elementary, too.
They usually begin with a five
dollar bill, the five-dollar bill fin
iShes with Promoter Jacobs and
everything Is just splendid.
Personally, I hadn't previously
suspected that the people wanted
Pauline but, now that they have
been formally told what they want,
they'll probably feel distressed
until someone agrees to accept
their money.
Something to Sell
The man, at that, has some
thing to sell, in that Louis and
Pauline more or less represent the
old bromide of primary science,
having to do with destruction
versus impregnability.
The later doubtless is a lot Of
high1Sounding SyllableS to apply
to q guy who looks like something
that climbed down out Of tree
and, when moved to smile, as a
mouth full Of brass bedstead. But
the guy is not without peculiar
merit. He has more elbows than
a length Of macaroni. His center
Of gravity is lower that a corner
stone. He has never been off his
feet through many rounds with a
lot Of the top hands Of the heavy.
weight racket, including hitters
like Jack Delaney and Schemeling.
1t was only q few months ago that
the latter, having knocked out
Steve Hamas and Walter Neusel,
went IL rounds against Pauline
without even altering his point Of
view. The guy too, is not eSSenti.
ally negative with his own pitch.
ing. He knocked out Harry Wills
for his intellect in a punch over
at EbbetS Field one night and
they were still picking parts Of
Harry off the rafterS an hour
later.
Interesting at Least
Anyhow, it will be interesting
to see what score Louis, the
markSman, can make over IS
rounds with this problem child
Of the profession.
More interesting still is the
question Of what Promoter Jacobs
will do with Madison Square Gar
den, now that precedent has been
broken by his lease for two shows
this winter. The Garden, briefly
is abandoning q delusion. It
thought 1t was in the boxing
business for the last few years.
Instead, it is just beginning to
realize fully that it has become
no more than renting agency
which is in the circus, basketball,
fodeo, pet show, track and field
and ballroom business.
The Washington times., 1935-10-25
Episcopal High
In Grid Day

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Oct. IS.
The annual homecoming day of
Episcopal High School will be held
tomorrow afternoon and three
football games with teams rang
ing from the 1875 pound division
to the varsity will be played with
Gilman county school gridders Of
Baltimore.
The big game begins at 2:30
O'Clock between the varsity teams
Of the two institutions. Episcopal
Is ready for this battle and hopes
to score its first home victory Of
the season.
Alexandria Fraters drill at Bag.
gett'S Stadium tonight at 7:l5
o'clock. Sunday the FraterS and
Seaman Gunners play here.
The Washington times., 1935-10-25

Continued from lst Sport PGse)
in tradition, Princeton steered a
course apart.
No feud separated these elevens
who played their last game in
1908, battling it out to a scorelesS
tie. There just was no room on
the schedules as arranged.
In those days major teams
selected certain teams for test
games, grading their schedules so
that their teams could reach a
peak for major contests. The
guinea pig" idea has lost favor
Of recent years, and here's an
other big game for both Princeton
and Army.
Although no one in the service
will be quoted, there is a sugges.
ton Of a bland smile today as
Army officers about town null
over the situation. They see in
Princeton's signing for a series
OF games an answer to the blast
OF General Hugh s. johnson. Ap.
parently Army's opponents are as
satisfied with Arny's way of doing
things as the service boys are
themselves.
One Of the popular conceits Of
the nation today Is that the finest
specimens of humanity and Amer
lea gravitate naturally to West
Point. Color writer's at service
games heightened this illusion
with broad sweeps of facile pens.
But the boy at West Point and
the boy at AnnauoliS are pretty
much like the boys TT Harvard or
Virginia. They are appointed by
men in the political life, often
without regard to exceptional
physique.
Have Less Time
And as far as time for prac-
tice is concerned, the service
academies have less time than
almost any other college or uni
versity you can name. This writer
has stood behind the curtains at
West Point and watched Major
Ralph SasSe and his predecessor,
the. capable Biff Jones, run the
practice schedule on a stop watch
schedule.
The same thing may be said
Of football at Navy. The capable
Tom Hamilton has all too few
hours in the week for his team.
He would gladly swap the tin
The Washington times., 1935-10-25
Chi|eans Show
Top Form

If form in practice means any
thing, then the four-horse team
from Chile promises to offer the
United States Army four serious
trouble honors in the Inter-Amer-
ican Horse Show and Exhibition
tomorrow at Rock Creek.
The Chileans were remarkable
for their skill over the jumps in
yesterdays practice session at
Rock Greek. The nine jumps
which have been erected for the
show seemed of little handicap to
the visitors who had their priced
horses going over them at top
speed.
The show, starting tomorrow,
will last three days. The program
each day will begin at / p. m.
and in the event of rain will be
shifted to the Fort Myer Riding
Hall in Fort Myer, Va.
The Washington times., 1935-10-25
KIRK
SAYS

Continued from Ist Sport PaSG)
he's got ants In his pants, you
can have your 50-yard.line seat
and that is where you belong.
But where football is played
its hardest is nearer the goal
line-Ill swan!
The Washington times., 1935-10-25
Junior Y Club
In Tank Meet

The Junior Y. M. c. A. Swim
11ling Club Is sponsoring q Halo
ween splash and dance party for
boys and girls in the boys build.
ing, tomorrow at 500 p. m.
Special novelty and surprise
features in keeping with the
spirit Of Halloween are being
planned by the committees in
charge Of the program. Chair.
men Of the various committees
are: Tickets-Kenneth Kinsella
and Christopher Mullady: pro
gram and decorations-Emmett
Brown and Richard Baker; re-
Observation-Disclosures McHenry:
general chairman-John Sumner.
A cordial invitation is extend
ed to all members Of the boys
Y. M. c. A. and their friends to
attend this affair. Come and
have q good time,
The Washington times., 1935-10-25
A Logical Choice

"A AOS4CdI NuOAC0
I observe that many casual
inquirers do not understand the
reasons behind the selection Of
Pauline Uzcudun as Joe Louis
next opponent, since the an
nouncement Of their 15-round
fight at Madison Square Gar
den come early December.
But If you examine your rec
ord books on Pauline, you will
discover that he is quite a logi-
cal choice to be thrown in the
resined pit with Louis, II only
for the fact that Pauline has
never been knocked out. nor
down.
There is is years. difference
between the ages Of the Negro
and the Spaniard, which makes
the match look like a bad Cne
on the surface, but when you
consider that the Spaniard has
never been on the floor you
need no imagination &c realize
the fact that Louis will have to
extend himself to make any
such short work Of Pauline as
he has Of three-qual'ters of his
ring antagonists. The BaSque's
very durability makes him a
drawing power against Louis.
Always on Feet
Ever since Tex Rickard first
imported the wood chopper, in
1926, for a heavyweight elimina-
ton tournament, Pauline has
met all the topnotchers and
been licked by most of them.
But that he's always stayed
upright is his greatest asset to
Mike Jacobs, who is confident
that Louis will do what the
others couldn't.
Pauline knocked out Phil
Scott in 1926 and a year later
stopped Harry Wills.
He outpointed such fighters
as Max Baer, Knute Hansen,
Tom Heeney. Otto Won Porat,
Pierre Charles, Jack Renault,
and lost to Camera, Risko, Max
Schmeling. Loughran, Mickey
Walker, Ernie Schaaf and King
LevinSky, among others.
He last showed his self in
America in 1882, when he lost to
Schaaf in Is rounds. He went
IL rounds to a draw with
Schmeling at Barcelona last
year and last July Z in Berlin
stood up to Schmeling for IL
rounds before $1,000 Nazis, who
were greatly disappointed when
the German couldn't dent the
BaSque'S armor.
The Washington times., 1935-10-25
SChuIman Is Victor
In Table Net PLAY

Elias Schulman has gained the
right to meet Larry Sherry, Ray
Sherry and Eddie Yap for the title
in the finals of the Tara Clubs
table tennis tournament. These
matches will be played Sunday.
Schulman reached the finals
last night by defeating Edward
AndruS in the first round, Mac
Leod in the second round and
Harper in the quarterfinals.
The Washington times., 1935-10-25
JACOBS VISIONS $z2OOOO GATE FOR LOUZSPAULLNO BOUT
Palace to Play Marion

The Palace A. c. and the
Marion A. C. elevens, rivals for
many years, will clash at the
Gonzaga Stadium, Thirty-fourth
and Benning Road, Sunday after
noon at 2:3O. The Palace will
practice tonight at 8 at Water
and o Sts. N. w. All players
are urged to be present.
The Washington times., 1935-10-25
Six Teams In Loop

Six teams have been entered In
the Columbian 115-lb. football
league. They are: Miller A. c..
Mitchell Fairgrounds, Edgewood
A. c. Tivoli A. c., Northeast
Boys Club and Northwest Flashes.
Two franchises remain. For in
formation call Columbia 2817 be-
tween 8 and z p. m.
The Washington times., 1935-10-25
Jessie Keith Stars
In Bowling Match

With Mrs. Jessie Keith leading
the way. the ABC girls took three
games from Decatur and posses
sion Of the top rung in the c. &
p. Telephone Ladies' Bowling
League.
Jessie rolled a 334 set with
games Of 116, 110 and 108,
The Washington times., 1935-10-25
Takoma Duckpim
Loop Standings

Standing
Seal Con. Co. II 4ITak. Mot. Co.. I 5
Smith 4 NJ 9 8 sstevenswarr" 8
Col. Wall p. 8 DStnsbury C'fs 8
3. q. H...." Slrakoma L'ch. 10
Records
High team game-F. G. z. and Seal
Dome Oil Co.. 1880. High Individual
game-Sherbahn, F. G. E., 1856. High
Individual set-Rabey, F. G. E., 396.
High strikes-HutchIson, r. @. e., IL.
High spares-Devlin, Seal Construction,
50. High average-Dsvlin, Seal Con-
atructions 11Sa
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01

Why do Nemecka. Pri uza-
vretf obchodnej dohody s
Nemeckom, platnej cd /. de-
cembra 1884 zainteresovane
kruhy vobec nemaly prilezi-
tosti predniest' svoje pozia-
davky a tax sa medzi inym
stale, ze nemecky kontingent
ovcej a garbiarskej vlny ur-
teny boil ma 10000 mariek,
GO ami ciastocne nevycerpa-
va mas vyvoz tejto vlny do
Nemecka. Ved' len ma Bre-
zovej je zasob asi "a 8 mil.
Kcs, ktorych vacsina bola
predana do Nemecka. Brezov
ski garbiari obratili sa teraz
ma ministerstvo obchodI SO
ziadost'ou, aby kontingent
boil niekolkonasobne zvyse-
ny. Cd vyhovenia ich prosbe
zavisi byte tychto posled-
nych zbytkov kedysi slavne.
no brezovskeho garbiarstva,
(Liptovsky garbiarsky prie.
mysel je uz tiez zniceny.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01
Pre- poveru smrt'.

Pol'utovania hodny prfpad
stal sa pri obci Maly Rako-
vec ma Podkarpatskej Rusi.
Dvaja kominarski tovarysi
Havranek a Hiram, ktorych
majster Deleny v Sevljusi
postal ma vidiek vymetat'
komfny a inkasovat' poplat-
ky, sisli s cesty a beznadej-
ne blddili celd noe. Havra-
mex bol uz natol'ko vycerpa-
ny, ze nemohol d'alej. Jeho
kamarat poklsil sa no West
d'alej, ale ked' videl, ze Ha-
vrankovi tax nepom6ze, dal
sa ma cestu sam, aby privo-
lal pomoc. Podarilo sa mu
dostat' ku obci Maly Rako-
vec a zacal volat' o pomoc,
ale obyvatelia sa bali prfst' ,
lebo tam lanskeho roku "a
bill strom cloveka, a mysleli,
ze to jeho matoha vola. Ra-
no nasli Havranka zamrznu-
teho a Hiram ma nohu odmrz-
nut1.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01

Vyvoz osipanych do Angle
V poslednej dobe sa vii
vom Moravskeho svazu pre-
obchod dobytkom a mason
rozsfril vyvoz krmenych osf-
panych az do Angle, ktora
je jednou z najvacsfch spo-
trebovateliek ddeneho brav-
coveho masa. Minuleho ro-
ku vyvoz sa sfce trocha zmen
Sill, ale v poslednej dobe sa
Ease vyvaza v znacnej mie-
re. Osfpane sd nakupovane v
Grave, ma Povazi a ma Spi-
81. V Anglii 81 vraj maso 20
Slovenska vel'mi chvalia. w
vaza sa tyzdenne az ma 500
kusov, Go iste znamena DIAL
81 rozvoj vyvozu 20 Sloven-
ska.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01
YOUNGsTOWNsKE sLOvENsKE NOVNY

a ta svadba, to veselie bude
sa odbyvat' v Horvatskom
dome ma Bright Ave. Izak
ma vel'kd rodinu a Jakub
tiez, preto mali dostat' do
statocnl hallu.
Prfpravy sl uz hotove -
k6ser hovadzina, husy atd'
atd'. sa uz kdpily v Garfield
ma sale-u, - ba som poeul,
ze az v Lisbon bol Jakub s
jeho svagrom Abrahamom,
ably dostali tie najlepsie je-
dla - a Schwebelka ze ma
napiect' barchesi S makom.
Lenze Jakub sa hodne sta
raj. Videl som no chodit' s O.
visnutou hlavou zamyslene-
no. l zastavil som no ma Ro-
binson Rd. a pytal som sa no
"co-ze 81 taky zarmuteny,
Dzejk?" Az ked' som no
druhy raz oslovil, rozbatoril
sa a poveda: "Nech mi od-
pustia! Taky som pomate-
ny!' "Preco?" - emu,
syn sa mi zeni''. - "No a
zato mas sa tax starat'? we'd
je to veselie - mas byt' We
sely." - "Hej, ale vsetko je
pripravene, len nemame ra.
bina, lebo v Campbell MET
ziadneho rabfna. ia som mu
potion poradil, aby no hl'a.
dal po radiu a chudak Jakuh
Dol hned' veselsi. Rozhlasilo
Sa to pO radlu a raDln Sa ma.
Siel.
Kto chce vidiet' opravdo.
veho k6ser rabina, ten mech
nezabudne prist' ma to Ii.
dovske veselie, ktore bude
uz teraz v nedePu v Horvat.
skom dome, v prospech osa.
dy sv. Jana Krstitel'a. Ma to
nikdy nezabudnete.
Dopisovatel',
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01
ZKUSENOSTI JEDNATE-
LA Y. s. N.

Pri mojich navstevach slo-
venskych domacnosti som
sa presvedcil, ze Slovaci 81
ziadaj1, ably Y. S. Noviny
boly zvacsene, zeby SINE ma
Ii Wac prilezitosti do mich
pfsat'.
Po druhe, ably nebolo ziad-
nych rozdielov medzi OBJ
chodnikom a t'azko pracujd-
cim robotnfkom, lebo ze to
Ije jedno: jeden jak druhy
t'azko pracuje a zasluzeny
je svojej mzdy.
Po tretie chcem a odpor1-
cam, aby ste navstfvili, ked
budete smadni a zahasili 81
zfzen u svojich. Name ich
v kazdej okolici, ale ia len
tych odpordcam, ktori mi uz
predplatili ma Y. S. N. a kto-
ri este ME, tax ked' ich ma
vstivim, ze to ucinia.
Andrej HAT, 1929 South
Ave. ma beer garden, dosta-
nete dobrd obsluhu. Ked' bu-
dete boso chodit', id'te ku
Janovi Curilovi a on vam po-
talpuje. Ma druhej strane O.
proti nemu je Frank Rigel-
sky, krajcir, on vas obsldzi
obiglovanim, ci move saty zho
tovi alebo potrhane opravi.
Kto ma automobil, mech vzdy
z gazu vyjde pri Mr.. Luder.
tovichovi alebo pri Ridar.
skom, a "a ten cas- id'te 81
nak1pit' masa do Trojana a
zaraz ponize je Kubala piv.
kom a popri nom Mattel Ciz-
mar so zeleznym tovarom.
Ale teraz uz dost', neskor.
Sic opfsem, jak SINE kradli,
Jestli chcete o tom znat'
predplat'te 81 Y. S. N.
Jozef Klein, kolektor,
1921 Ash st,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01

letiste. Ma letisti bude skiad
benzfnu. Ked' 50 tam pre-
lietadla Brno- -Kosice pri-
hlasia aspon dvaja cestova-
telia, bude v ziline zastav-
ka. Ale podpa vyhlasenia
clenov komisie, ma sa v III
line vybudovat' postupne le-
tecka krizovatka pre- Is. le-
teckd dopravu s Ruskom, ma
tratiach Vieden, Kijev a Mo-
skva, a ma druhej Praha, XII
jew a Moskva.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01
ZIDOVSKE VESELIE PRI O.
SADE SV. JANA KRST.
v CAMPBELL.

Moritz uz boil 4-rocny CHA
pee, ked' u susedov Mosko-
vitzov sa narodilo dievca.
Ked' sa o tom dozvedel o.
tee Moritza, hned' zaskocil
do suseda a poveda mu: 81
Yak ia jak?" "Oj, joj!"
odpoveda Izak, Glen diev-
cal" Nato mu Jakub pove-
da: "Nu, nestaraj sa tax,
vsak zena tvoja Rebeka je
este mlada - ty mlady,
vsak Vas Bob este obdarf SO
synackom, aby 81 NAL potom-
koy. Ale znas Co, moi Moritz
je uz 4-rocny a uz som roz-
myspal, ze kde najdeme pre-
neho hodne dievca. TAX, Go
by 81 myslel, zeby moi Mo-
ritz wal tvoju Saru?" -
"Nu," odpoveda Izak, ito sa
mi paci! Ruku ma to! Ser
vus!"
Bolo to pred 16 rokmi a
hpa, to zasn1benie stava sa
skutocnym sobasom. v nede-
l'u. dina 8. marca Moritz 81
vezme Saru "a zenu. Oba-
"a teraz byvaj1 \ Campbell
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01
TAX DO anericky.

V okoli Prievidze v Nitr.
opakovaly sa kradeze bicy-
klov. Len teraz podarilo sa
cetnfctvu dopadn1t' zlode-
jov. Je to trojlfstok Eduard
Jancek, Hyacint Richter a
Ignac Falesch, ktory sa ne
davno vratil z Chicago. Bol
vodcom handy a ucil ju ame-
rikanizmu: ukradnute bicy-
kle prerabala banda tax, Re
ich ami p6vodni majitelia ne
poznali.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01
70 starej vlasti
Katolfcka fakulta v Trnave.

Katolfcka fakulta v Trnave.
Nova katolfcka teologicka
fakulta bude umiestena do
casne v Trnave, dokym ne
bude m0ct' byt' v Bratislave
ma vhodnom mieste umieste-
ma. Bratislavska univerzita
cd jej zalozenia ma nedosta-
tok budov. Takto Trnava,
kde pred 800 rokmi bola "a
lozena prva slovenska uni
verzita, ktore vyrocie bude
toho roku oslavene, bude "a
Sc, hoe len docasne, sfdlom
univerzitnej fakulty.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01
Vyhorely Vazec dostal vyse
s milionov Kcs.

Vyhorely Vazec dostal vyse
S milionov Kcs.
v najblizsej schodzi kra-
jinskeho zastupitepstva bude
predlozena al zprava O Wy
dctovanf podpor a sbierok
ma pohorelcov vo Vazci. Stat
dal podporu 100000 Kes,
krajina Slovenska 100000 k,
a Zemedelska rada pre- Slo-
vensko 100000 Kcs. Okrem
toho vyniesly sbierky AGO.
GA Kcs. Vy1ctovanie pre-
skumal najvyssf dctovny kon
trolny trad a vratil vsetky
doklady okresnemu 1radu v
Lipt. Sv. Mikulasi bez pri-
pomienok. Agenda spojena
so sbieranim a rozdel 'ova-
MIN sbierok nebola spojena
so ziadnymi vydavkami. Kra
jinskemu zastupitePstvu bu-
de predlozeny navrh, aby
toho vy1ctovanie vzalo ma
vedomie. ...
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01
Popska pocta Skultetymu.

Polska pocta Skultetymu.
Dna 81. januara odovzdal
bratislavsky pol'sky konzul,
". Lacinski, Jozefovi Skull
tetymu, spravcovi Matice slo-
pol'sky komendar-
sky rad s hviezdou. Vysoke
toto vyznacenie nasho po-
predneho kult1rneho pracov
nfka dialo sa v ramci intfm-.
nej slavnosti ma byte Jozefa
Skultetyho v Turc. Sv. Mar
tine. Spravca Matice chorl'a-
vie a nemoze opustit' byt.
Slavnosti sa z1castnili vsetci
cinovnfci Matice slovenskej
ma cele s predsedom DIR. J.
Vanovicom. Sdcasne pol'sky
konZul OdovZdal Slovenske-
mu narodnemu muzeu dar
pol'skeho ministerstva skol-
stva a to 18 kusov babok, o.
blecenych do nadhernych
pol'skych l'udovych krojov.
v MARITIME tato udalost' vzbu
dila zivy zaujem a zanecha.
la hlboky DOZEN. Slavnost
je dokazom neprerusitel'ne.
no sblizovania sa Slovakov a
Poliakov ma kult1rnom poll
co sa media zastavit' pomina'
jdcimi nedorozumeniami po'
litickymi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01

d'akujem kazdej jednej "a
prftomnost' ma tom vecierku
a "a preukazand uctu. Tiez
mi bolo ma druhy den oddane
$40 v hotovosti.
S uctou a srdecnym po-
zdravom som
Mrs. S. Almasy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01
60 rokov cd zatvorenia po
sledneho SLOW. gymnazia

20. januara roku 1875 bo-
10 zatvorene posledne slo-
venske gymnazium v Turc.
Sv. MARITIME. Cd r. 1875 do
1918 nemali SINE my Slovaci
Nv byvalom Uhorsku ami jed
nu nizsiu strednl skolu. Pred
r. 1875 mali SINE tri gymna-
zia, zalozene peniazmi slo-
venskymi, ME vladnymi. A
tie skoly nam mad'arska via
da zhabala, aby SINE nemali
slovenskej intelligence a aby
SINE sa tax rychle zmad'ar-
Gill.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01
Letiste ' Ziline.

Dila 2. februara bola v
Ziline komisia 2 ministerstva
verejnych prac, ably sa do
hodla s mestom o stavbe le-
tist a. Dohoda bola dplna.
Ministerstvo chce vybudo-
vat najprv jeden hangar a
administrative budovy a to
hned', aby do roka mohla
sldxit' Zilina ako vtpomocn@
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01
Zamrzol ma ceste.

Pri Vondrisli ma Spisi ma
siel povoznfk Jan Kollar ma
hradskej zamrznuteho Glove
ka, ktory este prejavoval
znamky zivota, ale o chvfpu
zomrel. Boil v nom zisteny
Cigan L'udovit Horvath z
Vondrisla.. Boil opity a ma ce-
ste zaspal, 60 sa mu stalo
osudnym.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01

Mrs. Metcalf. Rodina Tex
toris darovala krasnu sva-
dobnu tortu, ktord upiekla
81. Anna Textoris. Dievcata
a chlapci z cirkvi a 81. Boil
ha sikovne vysluhovali.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01

BrusHy tyfus v Mocaranoch.
V Mocaranoch pri Micha-
lovciach vyskytlo sa niekop-
ko prfpadov onemocnenia ma
brusny tyfus. Niekol'ko O.
sob bolo dopravenych do
nemocnicneho osetrovania,
kym ostatne zostaly po ma
lezitom separovani v donna
com oSetrovanf.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01

- kaxdJ spolok, kaxdS
slovensks teleso, ktorS chce
r1st' ! mohutniet' d6 Il ad-
res6r do Y. s. N. lynn al do
k1ze, ze je slovenskym '
skutoGnosti, lebo podpori slo-
venslk6 literat6ru, slovensl6
kult6su.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01
Radio prijfmaGe pre- Skoly

Radio prijimaSe pre- Skoly
Niektore l'udove skoly ma
Grave dostaly tieto dni ra-
dio aparaty ma zkdsku. Ked'
sa osvedcia,. zakdpia prfstro-
je jednotlive inspektoraty
pre- svoj obvod a rozdelia
ich skolam. Tento krok iste
uvfta nielen ziactvo, ale u
citelia.