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The Washington times., 1935-06-01
BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON

Make no mistake about the
ability of the touring japanese
professional golf team that
engages a six-man Middle At
lantic P. G. A. team at the
Kenwood Golf and Country Club
tomorrow. Singles are listed in the
morning. starting at $50 o'clock
and doubles in the afternoon, be-
ginning at 1870 o'clock. An admiS-
sion fee Of 81 will be charged for
the match.
The Nipponese stars have cap
tured eight of Is matches in this
country, and that record, more
than words, bespeaks their golf
caliber.
Furthermore, they have a great
competitive player in Toichro
Toda, %, youngest member of. the
team, who bears great promise.
He held Willie Hunter even
in Los Angeles and also held
Jimmy Fogerty, st. Louis star,
even. Fogerty topped the st.
Louis district in the qualifying
round for the national open.
SeiSu Chin Another Star
Another Of the visitors from the
Orient who ought to impress fav-
orably at Kenwood in tomorrow's
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reasons, which Frank BUCK" O'Ne'n
this writer considers vital in pom
dering the chances of the Yankees
and their rise to leadership. So,
entirely upon his own responsible
ity, your gossip writes them in
order.
4. The Yankees are freed of the
overshadowing influence of Ruth,
who remained a public hero de-
spite his physical decline.
S. It is a Mccarthy team for the
first time since Joe took charge in
1881.
There's no "big fellow" on the
team this year to carry the team
along over the rough spots or to
weight it down with his failures.
Any success will not be a victory
for Ruth. Victory this year will
be a triumph for Joseph Vincent
Mccarthy.
See New Phases
The Yankees will tell you that
they see new phases of the NC
Carthy leadership every day. He
is genial in his relations with the
men, although never for minute
relinquiShing his command of the
situation. The tenseness Of the
men on the bench has disap-
peared since Ruth is gone. It's
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Joe and the boys now, and the
same aggressiveness tempered
with the cunning of a born base
ball strategist that carried the
Louisville Colonies, the Cubs and
the Yankees to victories under
Mccarthy may put the present
Rupert outfit over the top this
year.
"We're leading the league,
aren't WEI" Mccarthy said.
well, if we're leading on Mem
Orial Day we've a chance to win
the pennant. When you're in
front those other teams have to
catch you. This talk about the
strain being on the leader is
bOSh.
"We're in front and some Of
our strongest elements have not
really started to function. Geh-
rig is just beginning to hit and
Gomez is not near the peak Of
last years form.
FIRST HITTING SPLURGE
"Gehrig went on his first hit
ting Splurge in Washington
when he got seven hits in IL
times at bat in three games.
That's an average of $50, and
boys, I've been waiting for Lou
to bust out in a hitting rash.
Lou is now hitting .271 for the
season, and watch him climb.
We always figure that a $50
hitter on a Splurge will come
back to his level. Well, a $50
in a slump for a month is bound
to rock the fences when he
starts meeting the ball. Gehrig
is meeting the ball.
Lets look at some of the
other fellows" continued Marse
Joe. "Jess Hill and Chapman
are not at the 300 mark, al
though they're coming along.
Hill hit .349 in the International
League. He can run as fast as
any man in the league. He
Continued on Page II, Col. ~
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Pickups and
Putouts
BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON

BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON
Paddy Byrne, who has reached
the enormous weight Of 252
pounds, will have opportunity to
lose some of that avoirdupOiS. >.
by walking the floor at nights
with his newborn boy. "a good
way for the st. Louis Browns
management to attract custom
ers for home games would be to
sign up Sally Rand for a fan
dance between innings.
Harry Sheehy kid Sullivan
to local boxing fanS) can out
walk men many years younger
than him .Sheehy is two or
three years the other side of
fifty. John Donovan KOOntZ
isn't following in the boxing
footsteps of his daddy patsy
DOnovan) he's a tennis bug.
and plans to pursue a teachers
course at Wilson Teachers Col
Iege upon his graduation from
Eastern High this month
One runs into frankie Mann
now and then. and the subject
Immediately turns to boxing.
Buzz" Berries, Nays great
athlete, who must retake his
final examinations if he wishes
to be graduated from the Naval
Academy this month, didn't &C
company the baseball team to
West Point for its game today
with Army. that should be a
lively baseball duel in Alexan-
dria tomorrow between the Heu-
rich's and st. Mary'S Celtics
mines. Maury Nee, home from
Notre Dame for the summer va.
cation, missed his brother Der
motifs wedding by a day. Der
mott, who sails tomorrow on
honeymoon trip to Ireland, has
shed over 100 pounds through
dieting.
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matches is Seisu Chin, who is
toughest when under pressure.
Toda and Chin are playing the
best game of the visitors, though
Tommy Miyamoto, team captain,
and Kanekicki Nakamura, open
champion of Japan, are best
known to American followers Of
the game.
Some idea as to the class of the
japanese linksmen can be cleaned
from a few accounts of their
matches with American profeS-
SIGNALS. Toda and Chin scored a
better ball of Sc to defeat AL and
Emery Zimmerman at Portland,
Ore; Bob ASami and Nakamura
clicked off a better ball of 68 to
triumph over Mark Fry and
Dewey Longworth at Sacramento,
while Jack YuSada ard Miyamoto
drew with Harold jug" NC
Spaden and Bill WotherSpoon in
Kansas City.
Swamped in Only One.
Furthermore, Nakamura, whose
smile never disappears, even in
defeat, played the short Highland
Park course in Birmingham in
$3.50, IS. He started the back
nine with two tours but played the
last seven in a string of 3's.
And in the five defeats the
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Touring Japanese Golfers Promise Keen Opposition
For Middle Atlantic P. c. A. Stars Tomorrow

'that they could witness Jones in
action.
Tentative Line-ups Named
The definite lineups for the
singles and doubles probably won't
be known until teeing off time
tomorrow, but here are the tenta'
tive line-ups:
SINGLES 1880 A. NJ
Toichro Toda Japan VS..
Bobby Cruickshank middle At
lantic p. G. Az.
SeiSu Chin (Japan) vs.. AL
Houghton middle Atlantic
Up. G. Az.
Kanekicki Nakamura (Japan)
VS.. Bob Barnett middle Allan
tic p. G. Az
Tommy MiyamOtO (Japan) vs..
Benny Loving middle Atlantic
p. G. A..
Bob Asami (Japan) VS.. AL Ire
der middle Atlantic p. G. Az
Jack Yusada (Japan) VS.. Leo
]. Walper Middle Atlantic
p. G. Az.
DOUBLES (1:3O p. N.Y.
TOda and Chin vs.. Cruick-
shank and HOughtOn.
Nakamura and MiyamOtO VS..
Barnett and Loving.
ASami and YuSada W. WalpeF
and Treder.
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DODGE5
TRACK ISSUE

CLEVELAND, Ohio, June l Il.
NSO.-Stella Walsh thinks her
studies are moer important than
her track name and so today she
stayed in Cleveland instead of
trekking to st. Louis to partici-
pate in the Ozark A. A. U. meet.
Cleveland'S olympic champion
was scheduled to meet Helen
Stephens, Fulton, CMo0 girl in a
series of springs at the western
city, but Stella said she wants to
graduate from Notre Dame High
School with her class on June 8
and so stayed here to study for
final examinations.
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them as he gave
them.
/. The fine
s pirit Of the
team.
2. T he big
g u ms, notably
Gehrig, are just
b e g i n n i n G
to hit.
3. The team
is winning with
little help from
Lefty Gomez.
Joe Mccarthy
did not give the
fourth and fifth
The Washington times., 1935-06-01

JOHN HATCH (above)
and Martha Smith (below)
are two of the most prom
ising racqueters under the
tutelage of Gene Hermann,
tennis pro, at the Army
and Navy Country Club.
Notice the smoothness, bal
ance and power with which
the youngsters whale the
ball. Pictures by Avener
Beales, Times Sports Pho
tographer.
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PREDICTS CATE
Of S40,000F0 FOR
SHRINE BOUT
A $4,000 gate and possibly

A $4,000 gate and possibly
better!
That's Promoter Joe Turner'S
prediction regarding the big
Shrine boxing card to be head.
lined by Tony Canzoneri and
frankie Kick over a scheduled
12-round distance at Griffith
Stadium a week from Monday
night, June 10.
Such gate would exceed by
far box office receipts derived
from either a boxing or wrestling
show here previously.
II base my optimism on the
gratifying advance sale and
general interest shown in the
fight from both local and out
Of-tOwn points," Turner ex-
planned today. "Given a break
in the weather there's no limit
to the shows drawing power.
81 would like to emphasize for
once and all, however, that we
have arranged unlimited seat
ing capacity and are centraliz-
ing the ring in such fashion
that a good view will be avail
able from all seats"
The first gun of the Canzoneri-
Kick pre-battle campaign will be
fired at Sportland gymnasium
this afternoon when Kick stages
his first workout at 2 o'clock. Joe
Teens and Ray Ingram, local
lightweights, have been selected
to serve as his Sparring partners.
Early Monday morning Billy
Mcmahon, Frankie'S ranking No.
l spar-mate, joins frankie here
and will assist him in preparing
for Canzoneri throughout the re-
mainder of his training period.
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forty-cent argument.
This puts the issue Squarely
up to President Alva Bradley,
of the Indians, who has shown
no particular amount of back
bone to date in the controversy
twixt johnson and Kamm. 1t
is true that Bradley is in a
tough spot, but only because he
has permitted a vicious press to
put him there.
Fans Incensed
The fans are sWayed by sew
eral Cleveland writer's who have
been antagonistic to Johnson,
and Bradley, having no voice
to offset this newspaper attack,
has been at the mercy Of a dis
gruntled corps of writer's as
well as the public sentiment
against johnson they have
created in the Cleveland fan
mind.
In view of Judge Lands hav-
ing washed his hands of the
matter, the developments now
are entirely local to Cleveland
and it will be interesting to OBJ
serve whether the Bradley sup
port goes to Johnson or to
Kamm. The club presidents
position is hardly envious.
Kamm'S conduct, from now
on, should make al absorbing
study, also. Before Judge Ian
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Monday
For Greenkeepers

The Middle Atlantic Association
of Greenkeepers will hold a golf
tournament and meeting Monday
at the Gibson Island Country Club,
it has been announced by r. P.
Hines. secretary and treasurer Of
the association.
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"Games behind leader.
Yesterdays Results
Cleveland, g.; Chicago, 2.
Detroit, g.: st. Louis, 5.
Boston at New York (rain).
TOday'S Games
WASHINGTON at Philadelphia 1.-TWO
games).
Boston at New York 1.-TWO games).
Cleveland at st. Louis.
Chicago at Detroit.
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OF Johnsons sending Kamm home for giving
orders to infielders contrary to his.
Lands decision involves a very vital
principal dealing with the relationship of
manager to player and vice versa If every
baseball player who is disciplined by his
manager is to run to teacher" as Kamm
ran to Judge Lands, the first thing you
know the hands are going to be running
the game Lands stand amounts to an
generation of johnson, in my belief.
The venerable Judge also reduced his
future labors considerably by his outright
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dis brought Willie and Walter
into his chambers to hear their
respective sides, Kamm had
said to Chicago writer's:
81 don't mind the idea Of
stepping down as an active ball
player, but 1 didn relish the
thought Of having the BOlshe-
vik stamp put on me when 1
go out. My record throughout
has been opened to the closest
scrutiny and I am not going out
under a cloud"
Kamm also mentioned that if
Lands found that he had in any
way interfered with Walter
Johnson's control over any Of
the other players, young or old,
he would apologize to Johnson,
Mr.. Bradley and to the public.
Round Robin Letter
If makes a guys heart drop
with a disgusting thud to the
very cellar of his torso to reid
a communication which has
just come to this desk. It is a
round Robin letter which ''as
been circulated in Cleveland,
addressed to Mr.. Bradley.
The tempo Of the round rob-
bin is to rob Walter johnson of
his job, which makes that par.
ticular type of letter appropri-
ate, if contemplate.
Listen, if it isn't too revolt
ing:
1--WE, the undersigned, wish to
protest in no uncertain terms,
the action of Manager Walter
johnson has taken against Mr..
Glenn Myatt and Mr.. Willie
Kamm.
Immediate dismissal of Mr..
Walter johnson as manager of
the club, is the only alternative,
and you can count on us for
support"
Then follows a list of sigma
lures, not in typewriting, like
the body of the round Robin,
but in spencerian, addresses of
the signers being also attached.
That is the only decent thing
about the letter campaign. So
many similar petitions and sig
natures are often typed and
omit residential identity.
One Fans Reaction
Meanwhile Washington fan.
dom is gratified that Judge Ian
dis made so wise a decision, one
that is as important in baseball
as the Supreme Courts decision
in the NRA matter.
In fact one fan is so gratified,
a gentleman of affluence known
to this department for many
years, he has requested us to
buy for him one ticket for every
remaining game that Cleveland
is to play at home, just to let
President Alvan Bradley know
that Washington is for Johnson
100 per cent. The seats he buys
in Cleveland can be used from
time to time by any deserving
individual designated by Presi-
dent Bradley.
This is a sincere tribute to
Walter johnson by a lifelong
admirer Of his who happens to
be able to express his feelings in
so substantial a manner. It is
as unusual a gesture as has ever
come to my notice. Would that
we all might express our Senti-
ments in such a way without
feeling that the money was
needed more at other sources
than by a corporation that is so
wealthy it invests in baseball
only as the wealthy buy racing
stables, yachts, rare art, and
polo ponies.
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Baseball Standings

%GameS behind leader.
Yesterdays Results
New York, 1874; Boston, 3-2.
Pittsburgh, 4: Cincinnati. 1.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn (rain).
Chicago-St. Louis (nOt scheduled).
Today's Games
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
New York at Boston.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
ct, Louis at Chicago.
The Washington times., 1935-06-01
BAMBINO'S ABSENCE
AIDS YANKEES BID
FOR REMNANT
By FRANK BUCK" O'NEILL
Times Staff Writer

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 1.-The New York Yankees
the team to beat for the American League pennan Joe
Mccarthy manager of the New York forces the authority
the statement
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Mccarthy lists several reasons
why the Yankees will be tough to
beat for the flag. And we list
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Lands 'StandAm0untS
To ExOnerahOn of
Walter johnson
By KIRK MILLER
Times Sports Editor

Baseball fans everywhere except in Cleveland, will ap
plaud Judge Kenesaw M Lands decision interfere
IN the Walter Johnson William dispute arising
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Kirk Miller

other than hear both sides to the Cleveland argument
and tell them to get the blazes out of his office with their
The Washington times., 1935-06-01

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, June 1.
If Uncle Sam wants to win the
Olympic track and field games in
1896 all he has to do is send the
Southern California team to Der.
lin.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-01
ROZHLAS YSN.

Nasi narodniari z MSS. sa
v nedelu pochlapili - pri-
pravili slavnost', ktora sa ka-
zdemu vel'mi pacila. A boil
stedri. Dali 'sa ucastnit' j
tym, ktorf nemohli prist'.
Ten radio program nebola
zla idea.
Sokolovna bola preplnena
Slovaknni q Slovenkami z &C.
lei Mahoning doliny. Bolo
tam mnoho spolkov zastu-
pene. Ked' zastupcovia po-
vstali, obecenstvo i'm odusev-
meme tlieskalo. To je brat
skost', ktora srdcu lahodi.
Iva spevokoly spievaly, al
lludba hrala. To d0kaz, ze
slovaci sd spevavy narod.
Vybor oslavy zasldzil 81 po-
el1valu "a jeho pracu. vece-
"a bola dobra, kazdy Dol pc
kne obsl1zeny a program boil
obcerstvujdci, ME zunnjdci.
To So obecenstvu paci. i,a
take oslavy RADIO pride.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-01

sko a Svajciarsko sa zdra-
haju pristupit' ma bojkot, le-
DO by tym utrpely samy vel'-
Ike hospodarske skody. Spo-
jene Staty zakazaly len W.
voz municie, podpa rezold-
Gle vynesenej kongresom a
cestovanie ma talianskych To-
diach. Mozno, ked' sa kon-
gres slide, vynesie d'alsie
zakazy..
Taliansko netreba bojko-
tovat' celym svetom, hovo-
ria ekonomicki znalci. Po-
staci vraj desat'-percentove
zmensenie talianskeho vyvo-
zu, aby Taliansko vyslo ma
bankrot. Nuz uvidin1e.
Hitler je ME "a nemecku
pohanskd vieru prisla
zprava z Nemecka. To znaGi
len tol'ko, ze nemecka via.
da chce mat svornost' do.
i ma, aby mala vacsiu vahu
lvo svetovej politike.
Gina zacina vystierat' chr.
bat zacfna odporovat
4 jJaponcom. To by dosvedfo.
valo, ze naozaj uzavreta bo,
la rusko-cinska vojenska do
hoda. CochviPa pocujeme I
tel strany sveta zaujimavej
Sic zDravy.s
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-01

hracOV, ale al mena vsetkych
Dionne patorciat. O hara-
burdy sa zaujima americka
mladez, ale S vaznymi otaz-
kami 81 hlavu nelame.
Tajomnicka Department.
prace Spoj. Statov, 81. Fran
ces Perkins recnila v Lans-
ing, Mich, ze moderny kapi-
talizmus robi z robotnika
poddaneho, ktory je tax ne
volny, ako boil chudobny
clovek "a casov poddanstva.
"Dnesny robotnik je ME pa.
nom svojho zivota, je ME ne.
odvisly. On nema slova pr
ustaleni svojej mzdy a ne.
moze rozhodovat', ci bude
mat zarobok zajtra", ho'
vorila 81. Perkins. Ale kte
je tomu vina? Ci ME robot
nictvo samo? Spasa robotni
ctva je vo vzdelanosti a or
yanizovanosti a v nicom j
nom. Ak sa robotnictvo ne
bude vzdelavat' a organize
vat, moze upadn1t' do hor
sieho polozenia, nezli v q
kon je. Bolo uz ] otrDctvo
lnielen poddanstvo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-01
ia by ich zahanal,
Nemozem Cd zial'a!

ia by ich zahanal,
Nemozem Cd zial'a!
Ovce, mole ovce,
Krema diva barany,
Ako vas budem past,
Ked' som doribany?!
Nezabudajte, re v stredu
pojdeme ma oldolnas do Far
ell. Pan Jozef Franek bude
must byt zvoleny. Kazdy
dobry Slovak-Slaviap je "a
MIN a S MIN! A jak Youngs-
town - Campbell?
A mate Hlinkov obraz?
Bee toho vas dom je prazi-
ny -- a ME slovensky!
TAX do milaho videnia ma
buducu sobotu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-01

l.Ale co kricis, vsak este som
ami len nezacal.
Ved' ME, ale uz mi pol
hodiny ma kurej dupe stoja.
/ Mozno ty mas jednu.
| He-he-he.
|. Vsak su dobri.
| Isty NEST anosta chcel, g.
by mu istu vec mestska ra-
da odhlasovala. Navstivil
vsetkych radcov a jeden ka-
zdy mu prisl 'ubil, Re ano.
su "a vec a budu s MIN hla-
sovat'.
| Prisla schodza, mest'ano-
sta Dol isty, ze celia rada je
s MIN. Ale 90 sa stale? Pri-
slo k hlasovaniu - vec pre-
padla. Hlasovali proti nei.
Mest'anosta ami len slovi-
cka nepovedal, ale zavola
celu radu ma veceru. Prijali
pozvanie s radost 'ou. Posa-
dali vsetci "a stol. Nest 'ano-
sta dal k sebe polozit' jeden
vel'ky hrniec. Prisla poliev.
ka, Vial dnu, doniesli maso,
vsypal to dnu - doniesli
kavu, i to zamiesal. Koniec-
koncov jeden z radcov Sd o.
1--WE: Pane, co to robite? TO
jedlo nebude dobre. To st
len po jednom dobre, ale ME
pomiesane.
| Ano, ano - to je TAX i s
vami, moji radcovia, Wy,
ked' sa osobitne S vami 90
jednom shovaram, ste dobri
- ale ked' ste pomiesalii,
ked' ste vedro, nestojite nic
- povedal NEST 'anosta.
Taky je i n&s slcvensky
rud. Recujte kazdym oso-
bitne vtedy myslite, Re
MET naroda, ako je mas: ale
domestic ich dovedna a
mech len jeden bude medzi
mimi p!any, zhubi vsetkych.
ia sa obavam, BE tax bu-
de i Fri terajsich vol'bach-
osobitne prisl'lbia nasim, 'ze
ano, ano som tebou, ale
ked' pride ma hlasovanie -
vtedy?
Prid me uz raz X sebe -
a zmenme nase stare a mno-
no razy zle obycaje.
Mozeme 81 jednu i zaspie-
vat:
\ Ovce, mole ovce,
/: Nejedneho pana,
Siroko idete,
Nevidet' vam kraja.
Ovce, mole ovce,
Mate late zvonce,
| Strieborne retiazky,
) Pozlatene rozky!
Idu ovce. idd,
Popod surovinu;
Hotuj, baca kotol,
, Varit' baraninu.
Zahanaj, zahanaj,
> Ovce do kosiara!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-01

A nasi Pittsburghcania
nam tn prisli nielen zaspie-
vat a zarecnit', ale sa ma
mi veselo zabavit'. Sd to
dobri "mixeri'. z hi. trad
nikov okrem recnikov boil i
red. Jozef zary, Glen pitts
burghskeho spevokolu.
Skoro by SINE boil zabud-
Ii spomenut' p. Jana Kris
pinskeho, ktory spravoval
banket, kym sa spravca W.
boru, p. Palencar nevratil z
radio stanice. Panu Krispin-
skemu slo spravcovstvo vel
mi sikovne a vedel sa pek-
ne pomodlit' k veceri. Via
cerf sa vyslovili, ze by Dol
2 neho dobry knaz.
V nedel'u, okrem tejto
slavnosti, mali SINE banket
ma Lansingville pre- campio-
nov baseballu, ma Steeltone
bazaar, ma Campbell 40-hodi.
noyu poboznost' a niekol Ike
tanecnych zabav a karto.
.vych vecierkov. A vsetko 50
to vydarilo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-01
sLOVENSKf KANDIDATI.

tychto vol bach Slovaci Mahonng dohne posta-
viii Wac kandidatov, nez kedykorvek predtym; ba Wac
nezl je to zdravo Tu podavame ch mena aby lch nas
voicia rnohi ma utorok balotoch najst:
YOUNGSTOWN
Jan J. Yarab "a predsedu mestskej rady.
DR.. Nikolaj J. sopkovich elena skolskej rady
Jan J. Hnat koncmana 2. wardy.
Jan J. Martnko koncmana 4. wardy.
Louis Missk "a koncmana 4. wardy
Edward Turek koncilmana 5. wardy
Andrej A. Mereccky koncmana 7. wardy
CAMPBELL
Ma Gordonovom robotnickom listku-
Mchal J. Katua predsedu mestskeJ rady
Jan M. Kadak pokadnika mesta.
Jozef A. Hudran koncilmana L. wardy
Juraj Kukula konclmana 2. wardy.
Mchal kishock koncmana 4. wardy.
Ma Borakovom demokratickom lstku
Mchal J. Kovach audtora.
julius Fabian Michal Martnko koncimanov pre-
cele meso.
Alexander Miller koncilmana 2 wardy.
Jozef Fabian koncilmana 4. wardy.
IA Roperovom repubikanskom listku-
Juraj Lisko predsedu mestskej rady
Tomas L. Cernoch "a auditora.
Juraj E. Prokop "a solicitcra.
Jan Cebua mi. "a koncilmana pre- cele mesto
NJ neodvsom Iistku-
NJ Stefan R. stefko "a koncilmana l. wardy.
s.Za clenov skolskej rady Campbell
:, Mchal Cvengros Matej Wansach; Maria X. Burey
a Edward J. Blka. Dvaja zvolenie)
louisville TOWNSHIP
:, Ia trustisov Mchal Kornck Andrej Tirpack.
Ia klerka Jan Galida.
:, Ia konstabla Jozef J. Veres.
T. sTRUTHERs
Ia predsedu mestskej rady Peter P Bobby NIL
Ia koncimana G.. D. Taback.
Ia koncilmana 8. wardy Martin A. Knapp
Toto su mena Sovakov, ktorych doznai. Mo-
zno re ich je Wac.
Okrem vysse udanych, Shenango doine uchadza sa
-zvoene mayora mesta Farrell Jozef A. Fra
nek ktoreho vtazsvo povazuje iste, ked budu
Sovaci dobre drzat.
Kazdemu Slovakovi ma zalezat aby cim Wac slo-
venskych kanddaov zvoli Nedae 81 povedat re su I'M
lepsi. Nikto nema monopo rozum; nkto no iyzicou
vsetek nepojedol Nasi SUI tax dobr ba eps, rez cudz
Youngstowne tychto vol bach ukaze, co Slo-
vac soja Ak nedame pp Yarabovi Sopkovichovi toko
hlasov, kopko name koko ocakava, tax politicky
pochovame.
Pritom nezabudnime podporovat' svojich dokazanych
priateov, korych jednm e mestsky sudca Peter Mul
holland.
Ako sme povedali, my vorbach neutraln. To
znaci re nenadrzavame zadne stranke ziadnych kand
datov neendorsueme hoci to roba casopisy Youngs
town. Nam ide to, ably my Slovaci Slavan po-
kroci.
No odporucame voliconl, aby kazdy pad hlasovali
vydane bondov zvacsenie Mahoning County Tuber
culoss Sanatorium; vydanie bondov psychopack1
nemocnicu mese "a carter pre- Mahonng okres Vse-
tky tri navrhy su dobru Pudu
Mech nikto nezabudne ist' hlasovat ma utorok tax
yykona svoju obciansku povnnost.