davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-22
HOLC splatky
tu prijimane
Splatky uz netreba posielat'
do Cincinnati, ale nosit' do
HOLC dradovne ma poste.

z Washingtonu oznamuj1,
ze splatky ma HOLC morgi-
cove pozicky treba cd teraz
platit' v miestnej odbocke
HOLC, a ME ich posielat' do
Cincinnati, kde ich treba bo-
10 posielat' cd isteho casu.
Toto bude vel'ka pol'ahoda
pre- kazdeho dlznika, lebo sa
nebude trapit s vypisovanfm
money orderov, ale ich zane
sic rovno do uradovne. Tato
HOLC uradovna v Youngs-
town nachodf v postovej bu-
dove ma 3. podlahe. Alfred
Lehman je spravcom a ma
desat' osob k pomoci.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-22
SLOVENSKE DETI
POCHVALENE:

Y nedel'nom Vindicatoru
bol pekny clanok o dvoch
z kraju prislych slovensk5ch
det'och, ktore chodia do sko-
" v Boardman. Sd to 18-r.
Jozef a 9-rocna Maria Kurty|
ktori prisli do Ameriky len.
pred troma tyzdnami 3 ux
citaj1 anglicky. Ked' priSli
do skoly, nevedeli slova ang-
licky a "a mich tlumocila Ia
rocna Marienka Kos{k, dc6ra
p. Pavla Kosfka 20 South
Ave. Ext. Potom sa ich uja-
la ucitel'ka 81. Kmet' Slo-
venka 2 Clevelandu, vyucu-
Juca Y Boardman a to ! ~
kym uspechom, ze deti w
behom troch dnf vedely S.
tat, z citanky. NovopriSelci !
kraja sa tesla pozornosd . =
statnych skolakov. Dietlry
prlsly sem matkou XII ofe
VI Jozefovi Kurtymu ! bJva-
ju v iednOm dn,no - III. ~ !
ovej farme. TAX, hl'.
vensl<e memo dostkva &
|zvuk Y alnericlkai yer Il
vintlic
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-22
VRATILI SA z NEMOCNIC

Pani Agnesa Kundis, man.
zelka p. j. S. Kundisa z
Wilkinson Ave., ktora bola
operovana v nemocnici sv.
Alzbety ma zapal slepeho
creva, uz sa nachadza donna
a zotavuje sa.
Edward Palguta, syn p. ia
ma Palgutu z N. Watt St.,
ktory bol operovany ma Ia
pal slepeho creva v metodi-
stickej nemocnici vo Fort
Wayne, Ind, vratil sa minu-
le dni domov v sprievode
svojej sestry a nachodi sa te-
raz v domacom osetrovani.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-22
Skola anglictiny
v Campbell
Kazdy sa moze naucit ang-
licky pisat', citat' a hovorit'
a k tomu i poctovat'.

V Campbell otvorena bola
skola pre- dospele osoby, kto-
re sa chc1 naucit' poctovat'
a anglicky hovorit', pfsat' a
citat'. Tato skola sa nachodi
v Mccarthy School ma Wood
lawn Ave. a vyucuje sa ka-
zdy utorok, stvrtok a sobo-
tn cd 4:3O do $3.50 popolu-
dni. Do skoly sa moze zapi-
sat- kazdy Campbellcan, no
zariadena bola hlavne pre-
Slovakov, ktorf v tom okoli
husto byvaju. Mrs. Shook je
riaditel'kou tejto skoly a ma
uz S-rocnd zkdsenost' vo wy
ucovani anglietiny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-22
ZAKON O PODPORE
OSADNYCH SKOL

Senator statnej zakonodar-
ne, John R. Davis, demokrat
z Cuyahoga okresu podal v
statnom senate predlohu "a
:kona o podpore osadnych a
s1kromnych skol. Podl'a tel
to predlohy, cirkevne a ST.
kromne kolegia a univerzity
by dostaly statnu pomoc $50
rocne ma kazdeho studenta,
$25 ma .kazdeho studenta by
dostaly skoly stredne a SIT
i SOC ma kazdeho ziaka sko-
ly elementarne. Tato podpo-
ra by stala stat $5,OOO,OOO.
Predlohu vraj podporuje gu
werner Davey.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-22
Sch6dza Okresu
|. K. S. J.
Bude 26. februara v Sokolov-
nj ma Lansingville.

Ma utorok vecer, 26. feb
ruara bude v Sokolovni ma
Homewood Ave. sch0dza O.
kresu Mahoning a Shenango
dolin IKSJ., ma ktord s1 zia-
danf sa dostavit' starostovia
cisiel MO-, predsedovia e.
siel XII. a vsetci, ktorf sa "a
ujimajd o pokrok Okresu.
Vazne zalezitosti budu po-
jednavane, preto pritomnost'
kazdeho je potrebna.
S lctou
Jam B. Hassay, tai.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-22
PAM REHAKOVA
VAZNE NEMOCNA

Pani Dorota Rehak, man
zelka dobre znameho p. J.
Rehaka z Fithian ST., bude
v sobotu rano o II. hodine
operovana ma zlcovy mechdr
V nemocnici sv. Alzbety.
Vsetci prfbuznf a priatelia
jej pratt zdarnd operaciu a
skore vyzdravenie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-22
SLOVENSKY CHLAPEC
SA ZTRATIL

Frank Suhovecky, 13-roc-
ny chlapec z {. 129 Millet
Ave. je hpadany policiou a
ziakmi z Washington Junior
High skoly ma vsetky stra-
ny, lebo ako vysiel v ponde-
lok popoludnf 20 skoly, ztra-
til sa a ami vo stvrtok nebol
zvestny. Chlapec isiel 20 sko-
ly do Mill Greek parku pre-
diva aluminove hrnce, ktore
chcel predat'. Ale z parku
sa nevratil. Jeho matka N.Y.
slela, ze siel k svojej sestre,
pani Posivakovej, ale v uto-
rok sa doznala, ze tam ne
bol. .~ d.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-22

V Sokolovni ma Washing
ton st. bude tejto nedeli ve-
Ger 0 Z. hodine nieco move
no, Go SINE uz cd mnoho ro-
kov nevideli.
Budu to zriedkave cere-
J monte a to polozf Youngs-
. town Ease ma mapu sloven-
skej Ameriky. Ziadne inc
mesto, ami to najvacsie v A
merike nedokazalo, Go do
kazal Youngstown. Lebo
Youngstown zalozil najmoc-
nejsi mladfcky odbor N. s. S.
Vsetci verni Slovaci a Slo-
venky by mali byt' pritomnf
a vidiet' nieco noveho a to,
ze jake sa zakladaj1 move
slovenske spolky. Pritom bu-
de al vyborna zabava pre-
mladych pre- starsfch. Asi
o 9. hodine fotografista od-
berie pekny slovensky obraz
tych mladfkov a vsetkych
pritomnych. Ten obraz bude
v novinach po celej Ameri-
ke. Prfd' tie vsetci, ably vas
bolo- vidno ma tom obraze.
Program je nasledovny:
l. o 1880 Andrej Palen-
car, preds. odb. 8. privita O.
becenstvo.
2. Orchestra zahra ame-
ricku a slovensku hymnu.
8. Rec Juraja Puhallu, hi.
organizatora ma tejto. oko-
lici. ~ -e a..
a. Rec Jozefa J. Schromof-
skeho, organizatora noveho
odboru.
5. Jan A. Willo, hi. pravny
radca prevedie ceremonie:
sprfsaha novych ddov a i'd
kyne, odda i'm diplomy a
odznaky, potom bud1 odfo-
tografovanf.
6. Rec Nikolaja Kovaea,
hi. predsedu N. s. S.
Z. Vecera pre- ten mlady
odbor.
8. Kartova zabava a tanec
pri dobrej hudbe.
Mech nikto tam nechybu-
je! Vstupne len 25c, zvysok
ide pre- novy odbor.
Andrej Palen6ar,
1 predseda 8. odb.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-22
Dve veci v osade
sv. Alzbety
Divadlo 3. marca a s'kudel'na
chyza" S. marca.

Mas divadelny krdzok sa
chysta cd tyzdnov ma hru
"Strasidlo':: ia vam tol'ko
povedam, ze to predstavenie
bude dina 8. marca - a ta-
ke, jake predtym nikdy len
mono potom niekedy bude.
Ved' len par os6b vam
spomeniem: Stanislav Necko
- viete, to je ME kazdoden-
ny herec ale z tych mai
lepsfch. Helena JAS - vsak
bola ona volana ma vacsie ja-
viska - len nechcela opustit'
Haselton. Janko Melikant,
z kraju importovany umelec.
- Len tych vyzradfm doca-
SUI " buddcom cisle tam
tych vam zradfm.
Len preto vas napomina-
me, ably ste ma 3. marca sa
neobecovali nikde, ale prisli
tn k nam. Kazdy vie, ze ked'
tn pride, neobanuje.
"kudel'na chyza"
TAX isto ma 5. marca, pred
sv. p6stom name "Kudel'n1
chyzu" a tanec. Ostatna pri-
lezitost' 81 povirgat' pred
Vel'kou nocou. ia neviem,
ako m6zu tie zeny zrobit
"Kudel'n1 chyzu" - a ta-
nee "a Csc - vsak je to ako
zdarma. Urobia to ale ME
natol'ko pre- zisk, ako preto,
aby v tom t'azkom case NAL
kazdy prilezitost' sa zaba-
Wit.
TAX start ako mladf, ma
pitse 81 tie diva dni: 3. a s.
marca, ME indie - ale do
miestnosti skoly sv. Alzbe-
ty. TAX do mileho videnia !!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-22
Blanket Slovakov
vDetroit, Mich.

V osade sv. Cyrila a Me-
toda v Detroit, kde je du-
chovnym spravcom Rev. Jo-
zef Zalibera, byvaly duchov-
ny osady najsv. Trojice v
Struthers, odbyval sa v ne
del'u, 10. februara II. w.
rocny banket otcov a synov,
ktoreho sa z1castnilo skoro
1900 osadnikov. Rev. Zali-
bera privftal host'ov, medzi
ktorymi boil sudcovia a ini
mestskf hodnostari a pro-
gram viedol advokat Jan J.
Rusinack, syn pani Katarfny
Veresovej a svagor advokata
Juraja Prokopa. Rano o 10.
synovia a otcovia prist1pili k
stolu Pana pri omsi, ktoru
sl1zil Rev. N. Prusser, So. z
Detroit University. Program
sbol vel'mi bohaty. Mimo j.
nych recnfkov, recnili tito
slovenskf predaci: Jozef Kol-
lar, hlavny filmovy cenzor
detroitskej policie; jeho brat
Frank Kollar, deskovy poll.
cajny serzant z Hunt stani.
ce, ktory v 1929 NAL sdboj
IS jednym banditom, boil tai.
ko raneny a bandit zastrele.
ny; Michal Menosky, kasfl
Traffic Violation Bureau, kte
~ predtym hral baseball vt
|sW Washington Z BED Sox Ga'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-22
STRUTHERS IRON g.
STEEL DOSTALA $35O,OOO

Struthers Iron & Steel Co.
dostala po tieto dni cd RFC
pozicku $350,000, ktora jej
umozni zapociat' pracu a
dat zamestnahie ESQ mu-
zom pri jej vysokej peel,
ktora stala uz dlhe roxy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-22
KADILAKOVCI DOSTALI
PEKNEHO SYNA

Pan Jan Kadilak NIL, po-
kladnfk mesta Campbell a
Glen spevokolu sv. jana Kr-
stitel'a a jeho manzelka rod.
Stefanik pozehnani boil mi
nuleho tyzdha chlapcekom.
Ako matka, tax syncek cftia
sa dobre. Pan Kadilak do
stal mnohe gratulacie Cd svo-
jich priatepov, ku ktorym 50
/ my pojujeme.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-22
PAM KLAPAcOVA
ZOMRELA

Pani Dorota Klapac, man
zelka p. Andreja Klapac z
Broad St., Struthers, zomre-
la Y utorok. Okrem manzela
oplakava ju syn Andrej q
dcera Helena. Zarmitentm
vyslovujeme lprimnd sd
strast'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-22
SLOVAK ZTRATIL,
SLOVENKA NASLA

Jan J. Saluga z N. Evan
ston Ave. ztratil po tieto dni
$50 pred grocernym obcho-
dom Silver and Parson ma
Salt Spring Rd. Peniaze ma
sla pani Michalova Volincak,
ktora sa dopytovala v obcho-
de, kto asi tie peniaze ztra-
til a ked' sa doznala, peniaze
p. Salugovi vratila.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-22

tach. Skolske dietky vyplnily
zabavny program a Oltarny
Spolok pripravil jedla. Mia
DEF obsluzila host'ov. Potom
Dol tanec pri hudbe Zelena-
kovej orchestri.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-22
43 SPOLKOV A KLUBOV
ODHLASOVALO ,ADRESAR
Nasledovne slovenske tele-
sa uz odhlasovaly dat svoj
adresar do Y. S. Novin:

Okresny Sbor slov. Lfgy, $50.
SLOW. Mar. Kniznica, $40.
Sdruz. Slov. Kat. Studentov, $40.
Cislo 25. IKSJ., $40.
Cislo 10. MO. KJ. pri G. 25., $5.
G. 259. IKSJ., Struthers, $40.
c. 260. IKSJ., Haselton, $40.
c. 264. MO. pri G. 26O KJ. Ha-
selton SIS.
G. 30s. IKSJ. ma Steehon, $40.
G. $40. IKSJ. Campbell, $40.
G. $50. IKSJ., $40.
c. 731. IKSJ., Lansingyille, $40.
c. 1913. MO. KJ. pri 6. 73l., So.
Odbor 8. MSS, $25.
Odbor 64. N. s. s., Struthers, $40.
Odbor GIL. MSS, $40.
Odbor 1872. MSS. Campbell, $40.
Odbor 765. MSS, $40.
Odbor 46. ziveny, $40.
Slovenska baptistska cirkev, Camp
bell, $40.
Sbor 146. s. T. J. s., $40.
Sbor 258. SITS, Campbell, $40.
Youngstownsky Nem. Podp. spo-
lok Tatra, $40.
SLOW. Mem. Podp. Spolok Tatra
v Haselton, $40.
c. 80. IKSzJ., $40.
c. 344. IKSzJ. Campbell, $40.
Cfslo 159. IKSzJ. v Struthers, $40.
Sbor 26. s.. X. s. Campbell, $40.
Sbor 10S. 8. X. s. ma Lansingville
$40.
Sborsek "a. MO. SKIS. ma Lansing.
vile, IS.
Sbor 159. s. K. s. Haselton, $40.
Sboreek ITO. MO. SKIS. HaseI:
ton, SIS.
Cfslo 1872. PszJ. Campbell, S..
sp. sv. Rity, &. 16o. PSF, IS.
6. 1853. PSI. ma Lansingville, So.
Sp. Boz. Srdca, Oltarny a Ruzen,
covy pri osade sv. Mateia, SIS.
G. 1913. P. s. J. Campbell, $40.
Youngstownsky Slov. Politicky
Klub. $40.
Slov. Polit., Vzdel. a Podp. Klub
Campbell, $40.
Slov. Vzdel. a Obc. Klub, Hasel-
ton, $40.
Zensky Politicky Klub ma Ian
singville S..
Slov. Polit. Vzdel. Klub ma Ian
singvile, $40.
Slov. Farmersky Polit. Klub, New
Middletown, $40.
D'alsie spolky a kluby bu-
d1 hlasovat' ma svojich mai
blizsich schodzach. Jeden
spolok ma Lansingville odhla-
soval 81 adresar minulej ne
deli, ale SINE este nedostali
1radne upovedomenie. Ma
Steeltone viacere spolky bu-
du o veci pojednavat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-22
MSCR. ZLAMAL. DOMOV

Msgr. Oldrich Zlamal od-
cestoval vo stvrtDk z New
Yorku do Europy, aby ma
vstivil svoje rodisko ma Mo-
rave. Pred odchodom v ne
del'u mu osada v Clevelan-
de usporiadala rozldckovt
banket.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-22
KOPKASOVCI SA
POMALY UZDRAVUJU

Pan Michal Kopkas s man
zelkou, ktorf boil pred me-
siacom nebezpecne poranenf
busom, este vzdy sd v osetro-
vanf, ale 50 pomaly uzdra-
tvuj6.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-22

Pom6hajte na5im kolekto-
rom dostat' nov6 j star6 pred
plAtlyl
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-22
Slavnost' Mar. Slow. Spolku

Teraz nedelu vecer, "a. febr. 2 hod. vyse so SLOW
mladikov bude uvedens do Iona NJ S. S. Hi. predseda
p. N. Kovae bude pritonny. Jan A. Willo, Ill., pravny
radca MSS veli novy odbor 765 do natarsej .lov
. ganizacie Amerike.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-22
Karr,pan Xo. Slou. Noui1, ma
lOOOnovych predplatitel'ou
Schodza vsekych spravcov kolektorov ako al
zauma jdcich Slovakov bude piatok veSer marca
pri osade Cyrila a Metoda


co SINE sa sisli pod kostolom
osady sv. Cyrila a Metoda
skrz nase Youngstownsk6
Slovenske Noviny "a prftom-
nosti nasich velebnych panov
a dradnfkov dradniciek
spolkov, klubov atd'. Tam
SINE sa ushodli, re zahajime
kampan medzi $4,000 Slo-
vakmi ma Mahoning a She
mango dolinach dostat' 1000
novych predplatitepov a tiez
skolektovat' stare dlhy.
Ked' 81 teraz prezreme ma
su pracu, ktord SINE vykona-
Ii "a tento jeden mesiac
kampane, vidfme, ze tt nasi
kolektori a jednatelia, ME
ktori, pracuju usilovne a Ia
sl1zia pochvalu nielen oni, a.
lie al ich spravcovia, ale po-
niektorf by mali ukazat' lep-
81 rekord z ich prace. Ze ako
sa pracuje po osadach, to
vidfme tuna z vykazu:
Haselton splnil svoju kvo-
tn ma 85.3 percent.
Campbell Cd percent.
Mena Jezis 46 percent.
Ev. a. v. cirkev 41.6 perc.
Struthers 40 percent.
Cyrila a Metoda 27.5 perc.
Sv. Mateja 1874 perc.
Vidiek Sc perc kvoty.
Schodza l. marca
Kampan este potrva do 1.
marca, ma ktory den bude-
me mat tiez sch6dzu. To bu-
de v piatok vecer pri osade
sv. Cyrila a Metoda, ma kto-
ri schodzu sd povolanf vse-
tel kolektori, spravcovia a
tiez al tt, ktorym zalezi slo-
venska vec ma srdci.
Tiez apelujeme ma vset-
kych Slovakov a Slovenky,
ktori sd uz citatel'mi tychto
novin, ably tiez pomahali v
praci. Kazdy jeden Slovak a
Slovenka NAL by dostat' hoe
len jedneho noveho predpla-
titel'a. Ked' no dostane, mech
no odda jednatel'ovi jeho O.
kolice, alebo mech no donesie
sam do redakcie tychto no.
vim.
Tiez chcem povedat' par
SLOW ohl'adom spolkov a klu-
bow, co plata "a ohlasku do
tychto novfn $40 rocne, ked'
majd vyse rs clenov alebo
clenkyn, a ktore majd nize
alebo panenske a mladene-
lcke oddiele SIS rocne. Tu tiez
vidfme, ze name vyse 100
slovenskych spolkov a klu-
bov a doteraz sa hlasilo len
43. A kde sl tamtie? Ci s1
ME slovenske, alebo penazi
nemaj1? My neziadame ked'
MET, aby sa zaplatilo v ho-
tovosti, vezmeme al ma spla-
tku. TAX ktore spolky a klu-
by neurobily este to, Go sa
cd Mich ziada urobit' pre- slo-
vensk1 vec, urobte to ma bu-
ddcej schodzi, lebo ta kam-
pan, ktoru teraz name, bude
pamatana "a dlhe> roxy. Do
teraz my Slovaci v Mahoning
a Shenango dolinach, ma co
SINE sa zaviazali, to SINE al
uskutocnili a ia dfam, al
som presvedceny, ze i teraz
sa preukazeme plnym lspe-
chom pred slovenskou verej-
nost'ou v Amerike, ked' bu-
deme vsetci kooperovat'.
(Pozn. red Pan Lesnak
"a jeho pracu nedostane ami
centa. Kona to dplne zdar.
ma, 2 lasky k SLOW. veci.)
The Washington times., 1935-01-03
woodward Transients
Parade, Then Work

For a half hour this morning,
200 striking" transients milled
about the municipal woodward at
Sixth and D SITS. S. w., and then
put away their placards and went
on about their work, dropping for
the time at least their plan to
place before Transient Bureau Of
ficials their demands for more
pay and other considerations.
At 9 a. m, Richard Gebhardt,
new director of the bureau, was
prepared to see a delegation from
the strikers" None appeared
and Mr., Gebhardt said he would
not see any of the group later in
the day. He was without inforn1a-
ton, he said, concerning future
plans of the strikers" and none
Of the bureaus charges admitted
knowledge of the strike"
Police were prepared for any
outbreak at the Transient Bureau
headquarters, but peace prevailed
there.
The transients now receive
board and lodging in lodging
The Washington times., 1935-01-03
WOMAN FREED
IN SHOOTING

Police today released Mrs. Myr-
tie Doolittle, 28-year-old employe
of the NRA, who has been ques-
toned in connection with the
shooting New Year Day of John
M. Mears, %, Commerce Depart
ment employe. She had been
held at the Woman's Bureau since
the shooting, which occurred in a
rooming house in the 800 block of
Nineteenth st. N. w.
Mr.. Mears, who was slot in the
back, is still critically i'll at Emer-
gency Hospital while police are
searching for Henry B. Parrish,
As, proprietor Of the rooming
house, and employe Of the Agri-
culture Adjustment Administra-
tion.
Mr.. Parrish, who has been &C.
cused Of the shooting by the VIC
tim, according to police, disap-
peared soon after the affray
The Washington times., 1935-01-03
.397 MILLIONS
SPENT 7 F Or
HOUSING
Vast improvements, Completed
and Underway, Revealed
by Latest Survey
By International News Service


There are 100000 worth
of new or improved homes al
ready completed or underway as
a result of the Federal housing
program, a survey revealed today.
Home modernization, since No.
vember l, has resulted in the
expenditure, or contracts for ex-
penditure, of more than $780,
100000. The housing division Of
the PWA. has spent, or allocated,
$150,000,000. The PWA's sub
sistence homes division has ex-
pended $25,0o0,00O.
And the rural rehabilitation
program, under Emergency Re
lief Administrator Harry L. Hop
kins, has made grants totaling
$22,812,771 to States.
SeIf-Liquidating
All Of the public funds eX.
pended, except the rural rehabili.
tation fund, are self-hquidating,
repayable within up to 33 years.
Cost of the modernization drive
j. borne by property owners, the
Government insuring the loans
made to them.
Loans as Of December 81
totaled $50 ,45O,583, covering r..
658 loans. The great bulk of the
repairing and Improvements is
being paid by the owners without
taking recourse to the loan or.
ganizations, 3,798 active com.
munty organizations reported.
Modernization work pledged to
date includes: San Francisco.
$4,000, 900; Oakland, $4,000, 900;
New Orleans, $6,500,0O0; Mime.
apolis, 81, 100000; st. Paul, 81, ESQ.,
900; st. Louis, $8,600,000; Viii.
mington, Del, $2,300,000; Detroit.
81, 400, 900; Camden, N. j., $685.
900; Atlanta, $4,200,000.
Building Trades Revived
The chief effect has been a
revival of work for the building
trades-the unions reporting q
per cent employment increase
in December-and business for
lumber, paint and other material
dealers, said the FILA.
Chicago retail lumber dealers
reported a "a per cent increase
in sales for September, october
and November over the CORE
spending period in 1888. Chicago
and wisconsin paint dealers re-
ported a 81 per cent increase
for the same period; indiana
retail lumber dealers, a AZ per
cent increase, and Kentucky
lumber dealers, so per cent.
The Washington times., 1935-01-03

houses throughout the area bor-
dering the bureau headquarters.
In addition they receive 81 a
week and are expected to work
four hours daily in the Woodyards,
either morning or afternoon. The
strikers" sought to make formal
demand for $3.50, out of which
they were to pay for their keep
at places Of their own choosing.
They also had framed demands
for better sanitary facilities, es-
tablfshment of a firstaid station
with an attendant on duty dur
ing working hours and the re-
inStatement of Joseph Murray,
chairman of the woodward Com
mittee of Transients.
Late today Mr.. Gebhardt was
to appear at the District Build
ing and explain the bureaus
problems to an advisory commit
tee appointed to study the sub
ject. Commissioner George E. AL
len and Elwood Street, director
Of welfare, were to attend.
The Washington times., 1935-01-03
FRANCE, ITALY
IN CREDIT STEP

PARIS, Jan. 3 G.N.SD.-France
is likely to open a 1000 million
franc credit account in Italy If
Pierre Laval, French foreign min.
lister, who leaves for Italy tonight,
and Premier Benito Mussolini
reach an agreement, it was learned
in reliable quarters today.
The placing of such a credit in
Rome was viewed in financial and
diplomatic circles as being of even
greater Importance than the re-
moval of Clement Moret, con-
servative governor of the Bank Of
France, with the implication that
France would embark on a plan
Of concealed initiation"
With 1000 million francs $685..
100000 at present rates) available
in Italy, greater economic and fl
nancial unity between France and
Italy in addition to the hoped-for
agreement on Austrian independ-
ence and Danubian trade is ex-
pected to be possible.
M. Moret was replaced by
Jean Tannery, who has been di-
rector general of the Official De
posit and Consignation Office
since 1925 and director of the
AUTONOMOUS Sinking Fund since
1926,
The Washington times., 1935-01-03
HERE
To SEE |CKES
BY International News Service

BY International News Service
Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia, Of
New York, came to Washington
today to talk municipal power
projects and other public works
with PWA Administrator Harold
L. Ickes and Federal Power Com
missioner Basil Manly; relief
with FERA Administrator Harry
Hopkins, and legislation with
Vice President Garner, Speaker
Byrns and other Congressional
leaders.
After a brief conference with
Secretary Ickes, Mayor LaGuar-
dis said:
II only wished him q happy
new year and he returned the
compliment. We have not as
yet brought our plans for
municipal plants to sufficient
form to present to the Admin
1StratiOn. We have D board
Of IA engineers at work. 1t
may be days and it may be
weeks before we can make ap-
pHcatiOn in the proper FORM"
Mayor LaGuardia was unable
to see Mr.. Hopkins because the
latter is i'll He expected to see
Mr.. Manly later in the day.
The Washington times., 1935-01-03
HOUSE SPEEDS
D. {. FUND BILL

The District subcommittee Of
the House appropriations COM
mittee will not await results Of a
tax study being made by the
Treasury Department before re-
porting the District appropriation
bill to the House. Representative
Clarence Cannon, CD, of Mis-
souri,, chairman of the subcom-
mittee, said today.
The chairman said the District
appropriation bill will be reported
to the House early next week.
He indicated the bill would con-
tain a provisiont for a Federal
lump sum payment to the District
of $5, 100000.