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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-26
sLovENsKA A1dERICKA PoLIT1.
CKA rEDERACIA v MAHoNING
nKRECE


Jan j. Janci, predseda, 1924 Taft
Ave., Youngstown. o. - Mrs. Mary
Slifka, podpreds., 1889 Selma Ave-,
Youngstown o. - Jan Krispinsky,
podpreds., 355 Boston Ave-, Youngs-
town, o. Michal T. Knapick, ta-
iomnfk, 142 Silliman st., Youngs-
town, O. - Jozef j. Schromofsky,
pokladnik, 122 Philadelphia Ave-,
Youngstown, o. - Vybor maietku:
Mrs. Anna Domanic, SO Blackburn
St., Campbell, O.; Andrei Panda
1875 Maryland Ave-, Youngstown,
O.: Andrei Krainak, 1873 Tremble
Ave., Campbell, o. - Jozef Hudak,
straz.
Vo Federacii sdruzene Cd nasle.
dovne kluby: Lansingville, Younps-
town, Steelton, Haselton, Campbell
Slovensky. Struthers Campbell sv.
Jana, steebton p. Marie. - Zensks
kluby: Youngstown, Campbell, Stru-
thefs.
Schadze Feder&eie Sd kasdy DO.
sledny utorok veeer mesiaci,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-26
SCHODZ4 WEST END DE.
MOKRATICKEHO kLUBU

Schodza West End Demo-
kratickeho Klubu v Camp
bell bude uz tejto soboty,
~. aprila o 1880 vecer u p.
Hudaka ma CORTLAND Ave.
Vsetci clenovia sd ziada-
nj sa dostavit'. Bude male
pohostenie. Povolaya
Urad.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-26
Adresar spolkov
aklubov
oDBoR 7o5. MAR. sLov. sPoLKU
v YOUNGSTOWN. O.

v YOUNGSTOWN, o.
Urad: Albert Kubina, predseda,
S6l Z. Florida Ave-, Youngstown, O.
Telefon 28332. - Herbert L. Burns,
.podpredseda, 4S7 -- 4th st., Struth.
ers, o. ~ Veronica Shfka, zapisni-
tka, 426 Lora Ave-, Youngstown, o.
Telefon 32S2l. - Ethel E. Koval.
chik, dGtovnfcka, 426 Crescent St.,
Youngstown o. Telefon 64706. -
George Soltis, pokladnik, 1914 Belle.
view Ave-, Youngstown, O. -- FL
nancny vybor: Helen Swabek, Gal
State St., Girard, Ohio. Joseph 10.
"a, Jr., 492 Fifth St., Struthers, O..
John J. Pavel, 34l Kyle st., Youngs-
town, o.
Sch6dze % odbyvaid kazdd 4. ne.
del'u mesiaci 0 2. hodine popolu.
dnf Sokolovni, Sl9 Washington st.,
Youngstown, o.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-26
STATNE POISTENIE
PROTI NEMOCI

v Kalifornii je silny po-
hyb "a statne poistenie pro-
ii nemoci, ma ktor6 by kazdy
obyvatel' musel platit' a v
pade onemocnenia by dostal
ztfarma lekarske ] nemocnic-
ne oSetrenie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-26
scHoDZA c. 6s2. IKsJ.

Spolok sv. Juraja, G. 682.
XII. bude mat sch6dzu ma
tuto nedePu, %. aprila 0 2.
hodine po obede v skole sv.
Cyrila a Metoda. Kazdy brat
Mattel Rohovsky, Oct.
mech Sa dostavi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-26
VENICE 107. 81. KAToLfCKYC'
SoKoIIEK PRI oSADE Sv.
ALzBETY.

Anna Yaniglos. spravkyna. Mar
Dubos. pokladnicka. Helen Stol.
1ctovniSka. Margaret Repasky. q
pisnicka. Cecilia Hudran a Katarii
Rovder, dozorkyne maietku.
Sch6dze odbyvail sa kazdl drul
nedel'u mesiaci 2. hodine pop
ludni skolskei miestnosti osa,
sv. Alsbety ma Haseltine Ave.
Youngstown, O..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-26
DOBRA vYHODA A
LACNO

Sbor 258. S. T. J. s. ma ma.
predaj cvicebne naradie, I'll.
bradla q kona. Ktory Sbor
alebo Cfslo pestuje telocvik,.
mech prfdu alebo pfsu ma br.
Sokola Andrej Osika, ~ Ro-
binson Rd., Campbell, Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-26
Slovenska Baptistsks
Cirkev
v CAMPBELL, OHIO.
Rev. M. D. Hiben, kazatel'
"a Woodland Ave-,
Campbell, 0.

Bohosluzby odbavujd ii
kazdd nedel'u, = sice: M
del'nA skola . $50 RAM.
sluzby Bozie o Ill. hod.
v nedele vecer: Cd sc
do 1880 Spolok Mlkdezs. I;
q 1880 sluzby Bozie.
Kaxd6 stredu vecer 81 mc
dlitebn6 sch6dxe. 4
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-26
Kalendar Cin.losti
Slovenskej
Prfhlasy zabav do tohto Ka.
lAndara prijfma redakcia.

Prihlasy zAbav do tohto Ka-
lAndara prijfma redakcia.
az. aprila--Tanecna zabava
Warrenskych Slovakov v
prospech ich baseball Ca
ty v osadnej hale sv. Cy-
rila a Metoda ma rohu Le-
rad a High ul. vo Warren.
27. aprila-VePkonocna Ia
necna zabava v skole sv.
Cyrila a Metoda, ktorl u
sporiadaj1 sestry Spolku
sv. Ruzenca.
27. aprila-Tanecna zabava
Slov. odbocky M. R. S. {.
2136 v Horvatskej hale,
1919 Lowellville Rd.
%. aprila--Po-vel' l'konocna
tanecna zabava v Mullins
ballroom. Usporiada Sig
ma Kappa Delta Sorority.
2s. aprila-Kartovy vecierok
Doxa Alpha Omega Klubu
v Sokolovni ma Washing
ton st.
20. aprila-Taneena zabava
Steelton Klubu v Mullins
Ballroom.
/. mSja-Majova tanecna "a
bava, ktord usporiadajti O.
sadnicky osady Mena Je-
lis v skolskom auditoriu-
me.
4. maja-Tanecna zabava
Sboru 10S. S. K. S. v So
kolovni ma Homewood Av.
S. maja-Tanecna zabava
baseball caty Campbell
ski Slovaci" v Horvatskej
hale ma Bright Ave.
S. maja-Majales Haselton
Dodgers v Central audito-
rum ma w. Boardman St..
S. maja-Card party v'Soko-
lovni ma Washington ST.,
ktore usporiada Youngs-
townsky Slov. Polit. Klub.
IL. maja-Majovy tanec Yo.
Slov. Spevokolu "Slavia"
" Sokolovni ma Washing
ton st.
IL. maja-"Mother's Day
Dance" Zenskeho Politic-
keho Klubu ma Lansing
vile v Sokolovni ma Home
wood Ave.
IL. maja-Poucna prednas-
ka Okr. Sboru Slov. Ligy
v Memorial High School,
Campbell, 0 g., veeer.
II. maja-Majovy bal a card
party Youngs Peoples Fo-
rumu v auditoriume Mena
Jezis.
24-26. maja-Bazar osady
sv. Alzbety v Haselton.
rs. maja--Bal Spolku sv.
Amy, (. 163. P. S. z. J.
v Sokolovni ma Homewood
Ave.
rs. maja--Piknik zenskeho
Politickeho Klubu ma Lam
singville.
16. jtna-Piknik Venca Sd.
S. K. S. ma Shirley Rd. po-
zemkoch ma Lansingville.
is. jlna-Vylet Sboru 146.
S. T. j. Sokol " zahrade
pana Antalika ma South
Meridian Road.
4. jula.-Piknik osady sv.
Mateja ma Shirley Rd. po-
zemkoch ma Lansingville.
IA. jula-Piknik Spolku P.
M. Levocskej G. 373. ma
Shirley Road pozemkoch,
Lansingville.
Fl. jula-Vylet Sboru 146.
S. T. j. Sokol v zahrade
pana Antalika ma South
Meridian Road.
"a. j1la-XV. Slovensky Den
v Idora parku.
28. jIla-Piknik Spolku sy.
Amy, c. 1853. P. s. z. j.
ma Shirley Road pozem-
koch ma Lansingville.
10. augusta-Vylet Sb. 146.
S. r. J. SokOl v zahrade
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-26

SRoRCEK 172. NIL. oDDELENy
8. X. SoKoLIEK v HASELToN
Pod spravou Venca 107. s. X.
katarina Baitos. starostkyna.
Montgomery Ave-. Youngstown
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-20

Duke" Smith. "Dutch" Holland, Nick Peltzer. Fred Del Pc, Louis Piedmonte, Kid" Sharkey, Billy Colangelo, Fuss" Grazioza, Mich acl Testa, Paul Guzzari. Frank Guzzardi, John. Louis, Arthur, AL bert and Ernest Schiavone, Leon- ard French, Peter L. Naviken, Daniel Spillane and James Bianco.
 Also Lou Apaulcci, Anthony Miro. Andrew V. Putetti, Charles and VincenZo Spiotti, Antonio Colasan. to, Benjamin Orricchio. Thomas Vendetta, Peter and Cosmo Ven- dctti, Domenic DiVito. Nicholas Apalucci, Martin Ciriello, Mickey Sasso. Domenic Forte, Young Rus. ty, Anthony Mariana, Albert Hu- don, Louis DeCosmo, George T. Dillon, and Matthew Ciavarella.
 Also, John Savino, John DiPietro, Joseph Licese, Daniel Carroll. Pat rick O'Brien, Frank Passaro, Louis Sacco, Michael DiVajoli, Leno Cas- taldo, Billy Moskovitz, William Arnauskas, William Keefe, Frank Filly, John JAnthony, Ray oToole, John Altiere. Louis A, Ciraldi, Angelo Miro, Joseph Forti, Joseph w. Perrella, James Jamele, Raymond McGrath, Peter Cipriano, Patrick A. Granato. Douglas Stew art, William Dietz, George Lamito- la, Leonard Salcito, Jimmy Polzel- la, John Marzano, Anthony Sacco, Domenic Berardi, Joseph Corti, and George and Thomas Coppolo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-20
$52.75 Raised For
 Drum Corps Benefit
Drive to Continue for Two More Weeks-St. JOseph's ParishiOners Picnic Next Sunday at Linden Park
BROOKLYN NEWS

ius, 50; Pete's Market, 10; M. Co., lucci, .50; Mrs. James Krakauskas, .25; Baltrusykis, .25; Anthony Yer bicSas, .50; Albert Valunis, .25; Zig Klocka, .25: M. Yomoka, 50: Charles Strickales, $1; w. R. Ken ausis, $1; c. J. Laskey, .50; Charles Bukas, .50; J. Bender, .50; J. F. Wasilauskas, .5o; Peter Mazeika. 25; Anna l.. Garvey, $1; Theresa NJ. Garvey, $1; Joe Rice, .25; Will fam Sirica, 50; Croce and Colucci. .5O; Joe Kasinauskas, .5O; Mrs. M. Krakauskas, .25; Jim Valaitis, .50; Mrs. James Mulhern, 50; J. Bal truskaitis, .25; Mrs. Domeyhiene, .25; Mir. Vajevicie, .25; Anna White, 10; Petrauckas. .25; Balincius, .25; Edyukinas, .25; Baukas, .25; Mrs. T. Turbas, .50; A. Basalinga. 10; Mrs. Sanda, 10; Mockus, .25; E. Gelbogia, .15; Grinainie, .25; Ali kus, .05; Karcauskas, .15; Mrs. Bu- dris, .25; John DiVito, .25; T, Thomas, 10; T. Commico, 10; T. Sakocius, 10; T. Orentene, .50; Bu- dris, 10; Mrs. LauZminas, .25; Mrs. Kankalene, .25; Charles Ashro- maskas, .15; B. Tablonkiene, .25; Mishunas, .25; G. Asevicka. .25; Brooklyn Baking Company, .50; Dereskevicius, 10; Mrs. Tujivine, .25; Mrs. Baulingine, 50; Mrs. Kru- zevicine, .5O, William Piskus, .25; and Mrs. Gilanchiene, .15; The Dia- mond Bottling Company was also credited with a donation of 10 cases of soda water to serve as refresh ments at the dance.
 Parish Picnic Sunday
 The final picnic of St. Joseph's parishioners will be held Linden Park Sunday under the auspices of the professional and business men of the parish. The affair will begin shortly after o'clock and continue until dark with luncheon, dancing, athletic events and refreshments to be the order of the day. Private trolleys will leave from the vicinity of the church at o'clock.
 Meeting Friday
 Members of St. Joseph's modern glee club will hold an important meeting at the music room Friday night at 1880 o'clock. The session will mark the first get-to-gether of the group since they disbanded for the warm months. Plans for a first annual outing will be discussed and preparations made for the next sea- son. The outing will take place at Lake Quassapaug on date to be decided at the meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-20

The drive for funds with which to send St. Joseph's Holy Name societies Fife and Drum corps to various out-of state meets opened ait St. Joseph's parish hall last night and a committee in atten- dance turned the sum of $52.75 over to leaders of the corps, the result of three days of canvassing. The committee plans to continue their drive for at least two more weeks. Plans were instigated for u dance September 21st.
 Members of the corps will receive their first trophy of gratitude to- morrow evening, at which time a large delegation of Lithuanians from New Britain will visit this city to make the presentation. The loving cup will represent the ap- preciation of Hardware City Lithu- anians to the local unit for their cooperation in leading the Lithuan- ian delegation in the New Britain Tercentenary parade a few weeks ago. Parents and friends of the organization membership will be present at the parish hall where the affair will take place.
 The drive committee includes John w. Stokes, John Kairis, John Stokes, Vic Sabals, Anthony Deres- kevich. Mrs. Adomaitis, Mrs. Sako- clus, Mrs. Haggarty, and Mrs. Smo- tas.
 Donations received last night were: Rev. Adolph l.. Gradeck, $1O; John w. Stokes, $10; Thomas Colasanto. $2, Mir. Brazalauskas, $1; MT. ,Sherwell, $1; John Kopiczh, $1; Mrs. Kinta, .50; Mir. Orantas, $1; Mrs. Rekeraitis .50 Mrs. Popia- is, .25; Mrs. Zuis, ,25; Mrs. Chop Jus, .5O; Mrs. Barkus, .50; Mrs. Dauskas, .50; D. Ramonenie, .50; Mrs. Dyentie, .25; Gerausis, 10; F. Kazalauskas, ,25 Verbila, .15; Krakauskas. .25; Mrs. r. Danila, .2b: Mrs, Focus, .50; w, Denevic-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-20

letter to officers of the Naugatuck Valley club from Thomas R. Fitz- simmons of New Haven. President of the New Haven alumni associa- ton.
 Int outing will be held on Sun- day, September 15, at the same place and with the same schedule of events as previously announced taking place.
 In as much as Dr. M. J. Lawlor, president of the Naugatuck Valley group, is out of the city at present. it is not expected that a meeting of the club will be called until ei- ther August 31 or September q, when a luncheon meeting will be held at the Hotel Elton with pr.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-20
MAN NOT WANTED
 RELEASED HERE
Union Street Restaurant Owner Has Charges
 Dropped

Satisfied that Harry Pietrobrono, 49, of SS4 South Main street, is not wanted by New Jersey authori- tieU, Waterbury police today drop ped their charges against the sus- peot, who was arrested in his Union street restaurant Friday af- ternoon. Word came from police at Newark, today that Pietrobrono had been arrested once for at tmepted murder, but that he was no longer wanted. New Jersey state police at Trenton also for wnrded word to Lieut.. Detective Joseph Stevens, acting chief in spector, that the local man is not being sought by that state.
 As a result, police dropped a charge of carrying concealed wea- pons against Petrobrono, who was Known in New Jarsey as Achille niotrobono. A nolle was entered in the case, and the mans gun, seized when Patrolmen Fred Hickey and Patrick Moylan of the vice squad found 1t in his restaurant Friday, was returned to its owner. Pietro- brono, 1t was pointed out, was weapon in
 within the law in keeping the weapon in his place of business.
 Local police had Pietrobrono un- der suspicion and forwarded his prints to New Jersey as soon us he had been arrested. Bond, first set at 5000. was lowered to $100 by Judge Edward Mascolo in city court Saturday, and the suspect raised that amount.
 Newark police said that Pietro- brono was arrested in March, 19l2, for alleged attempted murder of James Fussaro at Cedar Grove, N. J. Arrested in White Plains, Pietrobrono was brought to New Jersey and sentenced to the Rah- way reformatory by Judge William r. Martin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-20
WEISS HEADS NEW
 ORONOKE RIFLE CLUB

Officers Of the newly organized Oronoke Rifle club were chosen last night at a meeting at the "Y". John Weiss was elected president, Frederick Trowbridge was named vice-president while Willi a m Schmidt was selected for the post of secretary. The office of treas- urer went to Harold Warrington and Oscar Stehn was named ex- ecutive officer. Jack Beebe and Carl Peterson were elected mem- bers of the club. Weekly shooting contests are held on Wooster ave- nue off Middlebury road under the direction of Oscar Stehn. Bi- weekly meetings will be held at the "Y".
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-20

ing, was fined s1Oo and costs on the tipay driving charge In city court here yesterday. Fifty d6l- lars of the fine was remitted. He was granted a discharge on the reckless driving count.
 Leo Dresher, of Edgeworth ave- nue, Waterbury, was discharged on
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-20
CHARLES SPIOTTI
 RENDERED DINNER
ClairmOnt Football Star Given Purse of Money
 at Canal Lunch Party

Charles Spiotti, member of the Clairmont A. c. football team who will be married to Miss Victoria Miro on Labor Day, was feted by his Brooklyn admirers last evening at testimonial dinner at the Canal Lunch. The guest of honor was recipient of purse of money.
 Among those attending were Raymond Walsh, Thomas Bohn,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-20
CANADA FINDS COLD IN AIR

Ottawa, Ont. (U.P.)-The Can. adian government is staging a gold hunt" in its own 'back yard" and expects to find 1000 ounces every year. Recently the royal mint discovered that gases were carrying away approximately $35.000 worth of gold dust yearly, and . machine was installed to wash the gases.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-20

Although he had no camera, Thomas w. Thacker, British subject, was arrested recently near Memel for taking photographs of Lithuanian soldiers, and held for two days before his passport was returned.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-20

Having 14s4 lakes and 1s,0o0
 ponds, according to an aerial sur- vey just completed, Switzerland claims to possess more small bod ies of water than any other coun- try.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-20
St. Joseph's Holy Name Bulletin

The regular monthly meet ing of St. Joseph's Holy Name society will be held in St. Jo- seph's Auditorium tonight at 7:30 o'clock. Rev. Edward Gradeck, chaplain, will ad- dress the members on coming activities. The entertainment will be in charge of Norbert Aleksis and his Young Melo- dians orchestra. Future activ- ities, such as the hot dog roast and smoker which are already under consideration, will be discussed and dates for the affair decided upon.
 The second game of the pinochle tournament was played last night in the Holy Name clubroOms. A large number witnessed the games.
 There was special meet ing of St. Joseph's Holy Name Fife and Drum Corps last night. Plans were discussed for raising funds for transpor- tation. The organization plans to attend three conventions during the next month. The meeting was under the direc- ton of John Stokes. The drum corps will meet tomorrow night in the old school hall for a regular weekly rehearsal under instruction of Terrence O'Connor.
 The final summer picnic sponsored by the merchants of the Brooklyn section will take place Sunday August 8, at Linden park in Union City. Father Gradeck, actor pastor, heads the committee in charge. Special trolleys will take the picnickers to the grounds free of charge. IA program of entertainment will be offered.
 Sunday, August 25, Com munion Sunday, members will meet in the old school at 7:45 from where they will march to church in body.
 Plans are being made con- corning a banquet in tho early part of October to welcome Rev. Joseph Valantiejus, who at that time will return from Iithuania where he is visiting his mother. The committee In charge held Q special meeting Friday. The date set aside is October 6 but has not yet been approved.
 We will again resume our study of interesting characters which we occasionally meet in the Holy Name club rooms. There's Gus Krisavage sitting by the radio. Gus" spends most of his time with the fife and drum corps, being one of the first to join. Krisavage began as a drummer after a few months of hard practice (and much kidding). he start ed a career as bass drummer. Still Gus was not satisfied. He wanted something better. The next thing we knew he was twirling a baton. He led the Holy Manners successfully dur ing recent parades and we hope he leads the unit in the future. "Dern tootin" says Gus, but that is not all, Gus Is one of the reasons the St. Joseph's Holy Name softeall team has won the first three games played during the last few weeks against other Holy Namc teams of the city. Well, so long Gus. See you at to- nights meeting and till then "dern tootin'
 Another of the boys Is John Grublunas, treasurer of this society. John Is known us "Prcss" to the boys. He re. ccivcd this "titlc" about a year ago when he was made the press correspondent. His work appears monthly in the Holy Name Bulletin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-20
HOLY CROSS CLUB
 OUTING DELAYED
Will Be Held Sept. IS; Local Group to Meet
 Soon

Postponement of the outing and field day of the Holy Cross Clubs of Connecticut, scheduled for Sun day, August 25, at the Pines, North Haven was announced today in a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-20

Expectations of insects are ex-
 pected to cost farmers of England $35, 100000 or 10 per cent of the
 total value of their crops, this l year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-20

Lawlor presiding or in his absence ce-President Neil Maloney.
 Reasons advanced for the post ponement of the outing were the absence of many members of the alumni on vacations and their ex- pressed desire to attend the event at some later date,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-20

Ia charge of violating the rules of
 the road.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-20
LOCAL MAN FINED
 IN DERBY COURT
fspeclal to The Democratl

Especial to Inc DennocFatl
 Derby, Aug. 20.--(UP)--Joseph Kowolilxoski of Orange street, Wa terbury. charged with driving a motor vehicle while under the in- fiuence of liquor and reckless driv-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-20

Another of the boys is John Grublunas, treasurer of this society. John Is known as "Prcss" to the boys. He re. ccivcd this "titlc" about a year ago when he was made the press correspondent. His work appears monthly in the Holy Name Bulletin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-20
Our own family's whiskey! Personally supervised by me and the boys

Quite some time ago got notion a heap of people with taste for good whiskey would get real pleasure out of tasting the Wilken Family Whisley. And besides-I figured they'd appreciate somebody having heart when it comes to the price of it.
 So l got busy, with the help of my
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-14
oellmyer " prvn1 srazce
s maYOrem.

Mayor Jackson a novy presi-
dent mestske rady, George
Sellmyer = zastupci to dvou
stran V demokraticke strane -
ocitli Sc We stredu ma rozcestf.
Mayor schvalil pro dobu til
meslcu rozmnozeni sluznych O
$4,000 ma sluzne klerkdm,
stenograf1m a vysetrovateldm,
Jimiz chce rozmnoziti re Ctr
nacti dosavadnfch ma 81 sta
tenn kontrolovany vybor komi-
saru mad l1hovinami pro mesto
Baltimore.
Sellmyer tento 1mysl naval
"dtokem ma kapsy m6stskych
poplatn1kd dani", kritisoval
"phony demokraticke politika-
re" a tvrdil, re cely tento ma
nevr "zapacha prflis mnoho
shnilou politikou."
Pujde-li otazka tato pred
yybor ma odhady, Sellmyer,
Jenz tohoto jest tez presiden-
tenn, pravil,ze lepsf d6vody pro
rozmnozen1 vydanf ma ses1leny
vybor mad l1hovinami vydany
byti must.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-14
Oslava n~arozenin.

Oslava 60letych narozenin
konana byla slavne v dome
Johna Petrfka, {. 41O8 Frank
fort avenue v nedeli. Slaven1
dostoupilo vrchole, kdyz "a
hradnf lopatou jeden z hostf
zasadil Petr1kovi ranu do hla-
Wy. Kde Sc wal tn Sc wal po-
licista, Paul Burke a rozd6lil
o%slavence, Petr1ka a ~slavitele,
54leteho Emory Millera z Be-
lair road a otcovsky je sveTil
lekarske pomoci We sv. Josef
ske nemocnici. Petr1kovi zasi-
Ii ranu dewitt STICKY a Millerovi
ulehcili ma pohmozdenem oku.
Pc lekarske pomoci ujala Sc o.
bou severovychodn1 stanice,
kde myself, re nechovali Sc
pofadne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-14
Blesk a boty tanecnfka.

V ST. Mary's okresu v JIM
cast statu, cernoch, Aloisius
Jordan, snad dosud premyslf,
jak podivnymi jsou mnohdy ce-
sty blesk6.
Jordan a jeho cernostf INA
mi tancovali vesele pri zabave
cernosske skoly v Oakville,
Md. Kdyz byli snad v nejlep-
Sim zarachotila rama a blesk u
deril do stromu u skoly. Sc
stromu vjel do skolnf mfstnosti
a strhl Jordanovi boty z nohy.
V mfstnosti nastal poplach a
kde kdo dial Sc ma 1tek. Krone
otresu Jordanovi tax dalece mic
Sc nestalo. Jenom nepatrna
skoda zpGsobena byla v mist
nosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-14
Obsti povolani.

V Easton, Md, pc delsfm u
trpen1 skonal DIR. James A. Ste
vens, starry 80 rokd a pfednf
lekar tamni sekce. Pred neko-
lika roxy DIR. Stevens zadan byl
o navstevu onemocneleho. Ac
silna snehova vanice radila, le-
kar neodepTel a vydal Sc ku
nemocnemu. Ma zpatecnf ces-
tie automobil uvazl We snehove
zaveji a lekaTi nezbylo nezli
celou noe straviti ma mlste. O.
mrzla mu noha a pozdeji mu
musela byti odr1znuta.
Nedavno druha noha Sc mu
zapalila a smrt nasledovala ST.
decnym ochrnutfm.
Obetavy lekar byl rodakem
z Move Scotie. Zanechava zde
vdovu a syna, dra. Alexe Ste
vens.