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The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-08
\erican Volun-
teers Socks Service
In Ethiopia

Youngstown. Ohio---According to
the Universal Press, If Ethiopia
should go to war with Italy. there
is q possibility that more than 300
Youngstown men would be in the
Ethiopian army. All filed their in
tentions was the Universal Negro
Improvement Association
Most applicants said that they
were volunteering TO serve under
Earl Spcnser local colored police
officer The Ethiopian minister, 1t
Is said. has offered Spencer a
command.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-08
J o E LOUIS.
DONATES 500.
TO CHURC

During the recent financial cam
paign t. help Iay off is indebted
ness Calvary Baptist Church, Of
which Mr. Mas,In Is pasto,. recoiv-
ed donation OF one hundred dol
iars from Joe Louis and his man
ayers, John Roxborough and Julian
Black. The gift was contributed
through the Lily OF The Valley
Club. OF which Mrs. J. w. Sally
white is president; Miss Vunies
Barrow tJoe's youngest sister,, cor
responding secretary. Mrs. Eulala
Iuaines aro'ner sister OF Joe Louis
Is also member OF the club.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-08
SpingarnMedal
A w ard e T o
Woman Educator

New York-Mrs. Mary Mcleod
Bethune. founder and President Of
Bethune-C Goodman College, Day
tona Beech. Florida. has been
awarded the spinarn Medal for
1885, according TO Oswald Garrison
Willard. chairman OF the Spingarn
Medal Award Committee OF the Ma
tonaI Association for the Advance
ment OF Colored People. she is the
second woman TO win the coverted
(Continued on Page 81
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Inc funeral arrangement we're
in charge of Charles Cole, Morti-
clan. Burial was in Woodmere
Cemetery.
Tho funeral was attended by
many hundreds of friends from all
walks of life. and prior to the last
rites. many others visited Seconu
Baptist Church and viewed the re-
mains for the last time, as the
boly of the distinguished musician
lay in state from IL a. m. to 2:15
p. m.
Many Organizations
Numerous organizations with
which the deceased had been affil-
lated mere represented at the fun
raj. including the Second Baptist
senior Choir. the Sanitary Worker'
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-08

In short. but most exciting con-
test, launched by the Tribune
Independent. 70 discover the ideal
Mortician" OF Detroit. hundreds OF
friends have manifested very
keen interest
From the very beginning, the
contest has drawn interest as wen
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-08
ROLAND HAYES IN BENEFIT
FOR WHITE FRIENDS

Poston. Mass. -tANP)--Roland
Hayes. the famous tenor gave q
benefit performance Tuesday at
the John M. Green Hall on Smith
college campus which 500 persons
attended. Twenty years ago many
" the friends ard fellow artists
for wloT Mr.. Hayes gave the con-
cert. ,elped him To acc IRE engage
ments IN his early career.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-08
DR.. Joseph Gomez to Preach
at Bethel Church, Sun. June 9
Wrong Number In Illinois
Telephone Book Causes
$4,000 Suit

Chicago-tANP)--Atty. Everett
Simpson. 345S State street, has
brought suit against the Illinois
Bell Telephone company for $10.-
600 damages on the grounds that
an error in listing his telephone
caused much of his busi-
ness to be diverted to another
lawyer who responded to the
wrong number.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-08
Japanese Scores
u. S. Superiority

Ncw York tANPl In a Navy
day address at Toxic last Tuesday.
Vice Admiral Sankichi Takahashi
OF the Japanese navy is reported
condemning the sense of superiori-
~" which the United States and
Great Britain seek 10 sustain in re-
spect to the Japanese people.
Japan must seriously consider,
CONTINUED on Page 81
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-08
N AN FOu n D
DEAD H. BACK
yard OF HOME

The body OF Pickara Frances, ~,
OF 1887 Spornel Place, was found
lying in the yard at the rear OF the
building. at & o'clock. last Satur-
day morning. The discovery was
made by Henry Danclar. OF the
same address.
The dead man was taken to the
morgue and II was decided that
death resulted from natural causes.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-08

$ Watson OF the New York Muni-
cipal Court bench Mr. Watson is
AN outstanding representative OF
whom the race has every cause TO
be proud The public is invited
The officers of the Mems Club.
under whose auspices the speaker
is coming TO Detroit. are as fol-
lows. Samuel II. Russell. presi-
dent, A. Il. Smith. vce-president;
W. Howard Robert, secretary,
George +. Heath. treasurer
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-08
BRISTOL WINS
IN CONTEST
The Race A Poppy One, With Lovejoy
Burns, and Strickland M king
Splendid Showings

as votes from every section OF
Metropolitan Detroit.
Bristol. the winner OF the coh-
test has been a most outstanding
local undertaken for many years.
He and his wife have given Detroit
an institution noted for service and
honesty. Mr.. Gristol is q graduate
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-08

OF the worsham College OF En-
balming OF Chicago.
George r. Lovejoy, winner OF
second place. as one OF the later
morticians has shown much abili-
ty and progress. He is a graduate
OF Talladega College and the Wor-
sham College OF Embalming OF
Chicago. Mr.. Lovejoy is wide
awake, and on the Job. His friends
Continued on Page q
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-08
GIBSON JURY DISAGREES
WITNESSES TESTIFY THAT
SHOOTING BY OFFICER
WAS WITHOUT CAUSE
~. A. A. c. P. Asks Prosecutor
To Issue Warrant Against
Patrolman Walker

After nearly two hours of deberation a coroner's
jury consisting of three coored and three white citizens
were unable to reach decision in the case of Russell
Walker, white, of the Motor Cycle division who was
charged with the fatal shooting of John Gibson 90 of
999 Columbia street early on the morning of Thusday
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-08
New York Official
At St. Matthews S

The Mems Club of ST. Matthew S
Church will present as their dis
tinguished guest speaker. Satur-
day. June 8, the Honorable James
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-08
Bristol Wins Undertakers' Contest
NOTED MUSICIAN SUCCUMBS
TO HEART ATTACK, EARLY
SUNDAY MORNING
impressive Funeral Rites
Held thursday From
Second Baptist Church

Impressive funeral ceremonies were held at Second
Baptist Church. Thursday June g. at 15 D. M for the
iate John w (Jack) Johnson of 446 Alger, who died
from sudden heart attack, at :35 a. m Sunday Rev
X, l., Brady, brother-n-law officiated
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-08

%N ~ -C.
The inquest hearing began Tues
day morning at 10 o'clock. under
the direction Of Coroner Albert
hughes and the room in which The
inquest was held was crowded
with citizens of both races. who
anNiously awaited the decision Of
the jury
EaSOn Tc>iiiicS
The representative from the
Prosecutors office was Attorney
Sid Irwin. The first witness was
John Eason. driver OF the car In
which Gibson was shot. when stop
ped by Patrolman Walker OF
Woodward avenue and Six Mil,
load near the City OF Hamtramcl
4 Eason testified that he and nj
4 1.-TWO companions were returning
z De,roit from Flint. AT ape
g about S5 miles, when the 0ffic
jsersG Ls them s@ " 60 * ssgs fnsy &C. con I,
piled and were then ordered TO sc
hands. This command was also
iobeyed, Eason said. and the patrol
man placed n handcuff on one of
his hands. at the same time stick
ing his gun against Gibson's body
The officer. Eason said. then fir
ed the bullet penetrating Gihson's
right hand and abdomen. another
bullet from tha patrolman's re-
volver hit Miss Elizabeth Haley in
the knee She was the third occu-
pant of the car
Most of tire testimony of the 9th
cr witnesses seemed to show that
the paroman shot too hastily and
that the killing was without cause.
Walker Takes stand
Pairolman Walker. who was the
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-08

Fircmen fought the blaze for
three hours. and succeeded in keep
ing the fire from spreading. al
though the building was complete
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-08

Fred Huston, 40, Il watchman in
The building q 1853 Clinton street.
was burned to death in blaze
which consumed the two-story
structure early Sunday. II was
some time before the body was
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-07-05
Zomrela manzelka prof.
Skultetyho. .

V noci dina 81. maja 20
mrela po kratkej chorobe v
tunajsej nemocnici pani Boh-
dana Skultetyova, manzelka
spravcu Matice slovenskej,
univerzitneho profesora dra
Jozefa Skultetyho, vo veku
70 rokov. Narodila sa %.
januara 1865 v Ruzomber-
ku. Ked'' sa vydala "a svoj-
no manzela roku 1888, bola
mu pomocnickou v jeho IL
terarnych pracach, hlavne a.
ko prekladatepka. z rustiny.
Jej preklady cd r. 1892 Wy
chadzaly v Slovenskych Po-
hla'doch. Prekladala hlavne
Lermontove, Tolstojove, Tur-
genevove, Dostojevskeho, Ce-
chove a Garrinove diela. Me
ktore jej preklady vysly al
knizne. Pohrab nebohej ko-
nal sa 2. juna v Turc. Sv.
MARITIME. u,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-07-05

d zB-Fs
hospodarskeho sboru podtat-
ransk6ho pre- podnik boly snf
zene tarify q tiez dociehlo
sa znacne snizenie Glen ira
skavfn. Tieto vsetky podmien
ky umoznuj1 zavodom OIL
venie prace. Pred troma rok-
mi Markusovske zavody ze-
lezne zamestnavaly 400 ro-
botnikov a ked' teraz budi
.pracovat' plnou parou, tiez
asi tol'ko robotnikov najde
tam pracu, co pre- cely kraj
ma ve1ky hospodarsky W.
znam.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-07-05
SEM. Skoda ide do milionov.
Vsle 'kd skodu utrpel chu-
dobny rud, ktory sa tax tesil
peknej urode, ktora w te-
raz patri minulosti.
Traxsdia rnilencov.

v Nitriarskej doslo k dvej
llasobnej tragedii. Michal
Macak, rol'nicky syn 2 Besa
pri Vrabloch Dol ned 'aleko
Besu srazeny autom $ byci-
klu a ma mieste zabity. Pra-
We v ten okamih, Co So uda-
la tato tragedia, zomrela Ma
scakova sn1benica j. Kolaso-
va, tiez "a tragickej shody
okolnostf. Ked' odpocfvala
ma poll, prisiel k nej jej INA
my Pavel H. 70 zartu mamie
ril ma hu puskou, ktoru ma
siel v krovisku ukrytd. Vysla
rama a Kolasova ostala ma
mieste mrtva. H. vraj neve-
del, ze puska je nabita, a asi
ju tam ukryl niektory PVT
liak.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-07-05
Vel'ka lcast' 70 Slovensk.
ma katolicky sjazd.

I 70 Slovenska chystaju, sa
ma. katolicky sjazd vel'k W.
pravy, ktore syedcia o, zauj-
me, akemu So tento podnik
test. z vychodneho Sloven-
ska a Podkarpatskej Rusi
prihlasilo sa dosial' 2,200 u
tastnikov, ale move prihlas-
ky este vzdy prichodia. Po-
cita sa, ze 1cast' z celeho
Slovenska dosiahne 10000, z
coho Mad'arov je asi 1900.
70 Slovenska budu vypra-
vene, styri zvlastne .vlaky 26.
jdna, a to z Kosic, Lipt. Sy.
Mikulasa, z Bratislavy q z
Trenc. Teplic.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-07-05
wynn mert'ukom. Ma tabuli je
napisane, kol'ko ktory "a
vodnik ma pehov.
70 starej vlasti


Opst' zaplavy v Kosiciach.
So 16. ma II. juna v noci
bola Ease v Kosiciach zapla.
va. Cd vecera slime prsalo,
a preto okolo polnoci nahro-
nadia sa voda, ktora memo
hla odtiect' zapchanymi ka-
nalmi, ma uliciach Komen-
skeho, Letnej, Jarnej a Zim-
nej, a zaplavila niektore
pivnicne byty. Hasicias mali
ma ohrozenych miestach po-
hotovost' po celu noe a mo-
torovou striekackou vycer-
pavali vodu. r.- -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-07-05
Desat' novych taborov prace
pre ml6dez ma Slovensku.

~SC$~S -
pre- mladez ma Slovensku.
" najblizsfch dnoch bude
ma Slovensku sriadene ME-
korko novych taborov prace,
a to v Bratislave, Bystrici,
Cadci, Gelnici, Kosiciach,
Krompachoch, Kremnici, Lu-
cenci, Prievidzi, Spisskej N.
Vsi a v T. Sv. MARITIME. Mini
sterstvo socialnej peclivosti
venovalo ma tento ciel $780,
900 korun. Pracovne tabory
sd jednymi z docasnych pro-
striedkov ma odstranenie ne
zamestnanosti. Ked' sa mini
sterstvo rozhodlo v tejto pra-
ci pokracovat', znamena to,
ze este vzdy nevieme inc a.
ko - sproviz6rne riesenie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-07-05
DR.. Juraj Sllvik vyslancom
III. vo VarSave.

ts vo Var3ave.
Tento krok - prechod to-
hoto agrarneho poslanca do
diplomatickej sluzby - sa
pripravoval uz davnejsie. A
le vzdy prisla do cesty neja-
ka prekazka. Teraz Dol k
tomuto vymenovaniu dany
dobry impulz: agrarna stra-
ma dostala primalo hlasov,
aby mohla vsetkych kandi-
datov uspokojit'. Preto sa v
zakulisf teraz intenzivnejsie
pracovalo. aby DIR. Slavik O.
disiel z parlamentneho zivo-
ia a tax umoznil menu ag-
rarnemu kandidatovi - Pc
trovicovi - dosiahnut' man
dat.
Doterajsi mas yyslanec vo
Varsave, DIR. Girsa odide do
Belehradu 3 tamojsf vysla-
nee Wellner bude povolany
do dstredia v Prahe.
R q Z :
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-07-05
Den snatiek 70 Vranove.

Den matiek yo Vranove
usporiadala Okresna pecli-
vost' 0 mladez., VePmi pekne
sa podaril. v sprievode islo
1000 deti, z tych bolo asi 800.
dievcat a 15O chlapcov v ma
rodnych krojoch. Program
boil vel'mi pestry a bohaty a
obzrelo no vyse 1900 Pudi.
Slavnost' ,bola zakoncena
"Slovenskou besedou'', ktoru
zatancilo 176 skolskych deti
vranovskej l'udovej skoly, v
20. kruhoch pri ciganskej
hudbe. Biele kroje chlapcoy
a slovenske kroje dievcat two
rily mapovany obrazok. We
Ger bolo ,divadelne predsta-
venie "Srdce', ktore s, vel'-
kym uspechom zahrali ziaci
mestianskej skoly.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-07-05
Vel'ka povoden v Sarisi.

Po horucom letnom pocasi
prekvapily Saris IL. jdna po
obede cierne mraky, ktore
sa tiahly po celej oblohe. Ma
stala burka, ktoru spreva-
DIAL prudky lazd'. Vtedy e.
Ste. mix nemyslel, ze burka
narobi milonove skody. Maj
Wac to pocitilo okolie Bardi-
jova. Zacalo sa. to vlastne v
Marhani, kde Dol asi cez 20
mint prudky l'adovcovy le-
jak, ktory narobil vel'ke sko-
dy najma ma ovocnych stro-
moch a ma poliach. Costa me-
dzi Kurimou a Marhanou bo-
la hned' celia pod vodou, v
lese: vyvratila stromy, kto-
re odnasala ma hradsku. Ma
ceste bola voda vysoka vyse
poldruha metra. Topl'a, kto-
"a tade. tecie, vyliala sa po
celom okoli. Dosiahla tu, uz
vysky $50 m. Mosty ma tel
to hradskej boly vodou od-
nasane. Polia boly znicene a
vsetko pokryte vodou. Ma
trait Bardejovska N. Yes -
Barjedov dosla bdrka. o ME-
CO neskorsie, ale ucinok ma
la etse horst nez ma predo-
slych miestach. / ma tejto ce-
ste bola premavka uplne "a
stavena, takze s1sedne obce
boly scelkom odrezane cd
Bardejova, Cast Bardejova,
zvana Pukavica, bola cez od-
poludnie pod metrovou vo-
dou, takze ludia nemohli Wy
chadzat' 20 svojich pribyt-
kov. Voda vosla do pivnic a
do domkov, ktore sd nizsie
stavane. Viacstotisicovu sko-
du narohila v mlyne u Klaft-
ra, kde zaplavila skladiste q
smyla niekol'ko yagoHov Q.
bilia, ktore bolo pripravene
k mletiu. Voda vnikla al dc
strojarne, kde pokazila vac.
sinu strojov. Tiez Drobnia.
kov mlyn voda zaplavila. Dc
Bardejova bolo poslane vol.
sko a hasicia 20 vsetkych su.
sednych obcf. Costa k sta.
nici v Bardejove bola tie5
pod vodou. Cakarne boly, "a.
plavene. Cigansky tabor bol
odplaveny vodou q Cigani 50
zachrAnili dtekom do hory
Pred Bardejovom Dol novJ
M0pt vodou sr6tsny ! odpe'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-07-05

C. 259. Andrei Gala, Fran
tisek Marcinak a Jozef Stan
ko. Ia c. 26O. Jan B. Has
say. Ia G. 313. MO. Jan Sa-
mudovsky. Ia c. 519. Pavel
Dulovich. Ia c. 522. John
Lesicko. Ia c. $50. Frank
Pataky.
Teda do uvidenia ma budu-
cej okresnej schodzi.
J. B. Hassay, tai.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-07-05
800 ROBOTNfKOV
PoZvANE DO PRACE

Wheeling Steel Corpora
ton vo Wheeling, w. Va. "a
volala do prace 800 robotni-
kov do jedneho mlyna, kto-
~ stall pol roka. Tymto ci-
nom tato oceliarska spoloc-
most bude teraz pracovat'
skoro 100-percentovou W.
konnost'ou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-07-05

- ~ 1s 1 e !. $ =
" Koiiciach buduju pomnik
Y mestskej rade Kosfc
predlozeny Dol plan ma Wy
budoyanie pomnika padlym
Kosisanom 5 obeliskonl, ma
ktorom by sa vztycovala sta
tina vlajka. Ma obelisku bude
asi 48O mien padlych voja-
kov vo svetoyej vojne. Obe-
lisk q pomnik maid stst Y
parku pred Mestskym diva
dlom Y cse Zamocnickej u
lice.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-07-05
Vybudovanie monumentalne-
ho Stefanikovho pomnika
v Bratislave.

. - +
V Bratislave boly zahaje-
ne prfpravne prace $ vybu-
dovanfm Stefanikovho pom
nfka Y Bratislave. Tento po-
mink, ktory bude najvacsim
pomnikom v republike vobec,
81 vyziada cely rad predprac,
lebo must byt' dobre pripra-
vena situacia tohoto ma mie-
ste odstraneneho milenioveho
pomnika Marie Terezie ma
Namestf %. oktobra pri Du-
naji. Bude tu najprv posta-
veny model pomnika, aby sa
mohla jeho poloha vzhl'a-
dom ma jeho architektlru
presne ustalit', ably posobil
mohutnym dojmom nielen ma
navstevnfkov mesta, ale al
ma cestujlcich parnikov, pla-
vajucich po Dunaji. Tymto
pomnikom sa dostane kone-
enc Bratislave prveho vepke-
no prevratoveho monumentu
a naleziteho uctenia pamiat-
ky generala Stefanika hlav-
nym mestom Slovenska.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-07-05
v Markusovciach budd pra-
covat'.

Markusovske zelezne zavo.-
dy pri ,Spis. Novel Vsi v maj
blizsom Case nnaju zaciat'
pracu, ktorti zastavily pred
'troma rokmi. Zavody najd
zainteresovany ! pol'sky ks-
pit4l : nasty tam edbyt ! po-
nev4c pritinenlH - Nlroao,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-07-05
Mlady slovensky hrdina do.
stal dar al Z Prahy.

- . n
Michalovsky ziak Michal
Cibik dostal postou cd istej
danny z Prahy 20 korun.. A.
ko nedavno pisali, 12-rocny
Misko zachranil cd istej
smrti utopenim 8-rocnu ,ziac-
ku Sincakovu, ktora spadla
do hlbokej yody Laborca v
Michalovciach a mala sa u
topit'. Okrem toho .dostal
maly hrdina tiez dar "a pri-
kladne hrdinstvo cd dorastu
Cs. Cerveneho Kriza pri st.
mestianskej skole v Micha-
lovciach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-07-05
20 ZASADNUTIA USTRED.
NEHO VYBORU SLOW. Ii.
GY " AMERIKE.

Pred dvoma tyzdnami roz-
poslali SINE clenom Ustred-
neho vyboru Slovenskej Ii
gy pozvanky ma schodzu.
Boil SINE ozaj zvedavi, ci
bude nieco z nej, ked'ze su
take mrcha pomery a ked'ze
bola tax nachytro svolana.
| No, vd'aka Panu Bohu, mo-
zeme byt' hrdf mad peknou
navstevou a skvelym vysled-
kom.
| Schodza bola v Pittsbur-
ghu, v budove N. S. S. v ne
del'u, %. jdna popoludni.
| Prisli -hodnostari Ligy, mas
skych organizacii, casopisov
a spolkov z Chicago, Cleve-
landu, Lakewood, Wilkes
Barre, Scranton, Middletown
Youngstown, Springdale, Lo-
rain atd'. Boil pritomni: DR..
P. P. Hletko, Jan Pankuch,
Andrej j. Surovjak, Jan A.
Kocdr, A. M. Palkovic, Zero
Bury, Hermfna Mazurova,
Stefan Kukuca, Rev. A. Ro-
lik, Rev. Ivan Kramoris, Rev.
A. Balaska, Rev. Teodor Ko-
jis, Jan A. Willo, Jozef HUI
SEX, Fedor Saliva, DR.. Olga
Husekova, Gabriela Vavre-
kova, B. M. Lovasova, Matej
Mraz, Jozef zary, Dominik
Sloboda, Jan Krydlo, Mar
tin Slimak, Jan J. Rozboril,
Jan Lesko, Jozef Steller, P.
A. Hrobak, Jeromin J. No
yak, Rudolf J. Pallan, Flo
rian v. Tylka, M. S. Rehak,
P. Jamriska, Michal Sincak,
Zero PavIk, Juraj K. Gazak,
Juraj Mazur, Jozef C. Boha-
eek, Maria Bigosova, Jan
Pavuk, Jan Kuklis, Jozef
Mat'asovsky, Pavel Sturman
NIL, Jan Sincak, Friedrich Ba-
elk, Ladislav Sobol Jan
Stankovic.
Bolo asi pol tretej popolu-
dni, ked' zavznelo prve u
vitacie slovo, ktore povedal
mas mlady, horlivy predseda,
DR.. P. P. Hletko. Jadrnymi a
milymi slovami privital shro-
mazdenych a poziadal ich,
aby v bratskej a sesterskej
shode porokovali o zajazde
Matice Slovenskej a o aktu-
alnych otazkach Slovenskej
Lfgy. Shromazdeni, vypocu-
juc vazne slova predsedu
Slovenskej Ligy, jednomysep
ne vyslovili suhlas prichy-
stanym programom pre- toto
zasadnutie.
V otazke zajazdu Matice
Slovenskej odznely pekne a
hlboke reci z list Rev. A. Ro-
lika, Jozefa Huseka, Jana
Pankucha, Fedora Salvu, Fe-
ra Buryho, Rev. I. Kramorisa
Jozefa zaryho, M. Slimaka,
P. Sturmana, H. Mazurovej,
DR.. Ol'gy Husekovej, M. s.
Rehaka, Fera Pavlka, G. Va
vrekovej, Jan Krydlu. - Po-
tom shromazdeni rozhodli:
Mech sa sprava Slovenskej
Ligy v meme americkych Slo-
vakov prihovorf Matici Slo-
venskej mech jej oznami,
ze zajazd jej vyslancov do
Ameriky s radost'ou vita; ze
je hotova vziat' do svojich
r1k kultdrnu akciu Matice v
Spojenych Statoch, jej w
slancom chce byt vsemozne
ma pomoci a chce $ mimi sr-
decne kooperovat', aby sa "a
jazd stretaval vsade SO zda-
rom.
Mech sprava Slovenskej
Lfgy stola schodzu repre-
zentantov vsetkych organizA-
eli, tasopisov 4 poprednych
|yerejn5ch tinitsl'ov bez roz-
sszk fa 8ssS
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-07-05


dielu politickeho a nabozen,
skeho presvedcenia-a mech
potom ia schodza urci, akI
ma byt' vedena celia akcia
zajazdu vyslancov Matice
Slovenskej v Amerike.
Mech sprava Slovenskej
Ligy svola schodzu reprezen-
tantov v case jej naiprihod.
nejsom do mesta Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Schodza poverila svojho
predsedu, Ora Hletku, aby
vymenoval pat'-clenovy W.
Dor, ktoreho ulohou je pri.
pravit' program pre- spSlocnd
schodzu reprezenantov. W.
menovanf boil: Jan A. Ko-
cur, Fero Bury, Jozef Zary,
Pavel Jamriska a Jozef Ma.
t'asovsky.
Po tomto predseda DR.. P.
P. Hletko, presvedcivymi slo.
vami uprimne kladol pritom-
nym ma srdce, aby pril'nuli
k maticke Lige vrelym srd.
com a ju vsemozne podporo-
vail V praci a borbe "a du-
sevny a hmotny rozkvet slo-
venskeho naroda, vyhlasiac
schodzu "a ukoncenu.
Tol'koto o priebehu a u
zavretiach schodze Ustred-
neho vyboru Slovenskej Ii
gy.
A teraz este niekol'ko SLOW
o tom nadejnom zajazde Ma
tice Slovenskej. Ma zaciatku
roku 1884 zaslala sprava
Slovenskej Ligy prezidiu Ma
tice Slovenskej pripis nasle-
dovneho znenia:
"Vel'avazenf Panovia!
Odkedy SINE tu, zili a mre-
Ii SINE drahej rodnej zemi,
pomahali a ratovali dl a moz
nosti, schopnosti a prostried-
kov, co sa dalo a mohlo "a
stareho kruteho mad 'arskeho
otroctva a poroby a pocas
revolucie "a oslobodenie ma
roda "a minulej svetovej voj
ny napjali silly, schopnosti a
krajnu cinnost', aby SINE pro
ii rodnej krvi v slobodnej
a prijatej vlasti nasej - w.
konali aida predurcen1 L.
lohu slovenskej vetvy v A
merike.
Starost' ami, pracami a o.
bet'ami "a rodnu zem, Gin
nost'ou "a 1u a pre- nu zabn-
dali sne vsak ma vlastnu bu-
ducnost' a zJuc Slovensku a
pre- Slovensko - nebadali
SINE, ako vlna amerikaniza-
Gle berie a odorava nasu mia
dez; vhlbeni v ciny, starosti,
praci a borbe "a Slovensko
a pre- Slovensko, nespozoro-
vail - jako, jakym rychlym
tempom odnarodnuje sa nam
vlastna mladez.
Me je to vytka Sloven-
sku, ME vystatovanie a maj
menej olutovanie cinnosti v
minulosti. Je to shola skutoc-
most.
Tazka hospodarska kriza,
financne nedostatky $ fiou
spojene znemoznily nam v
pritomnosti al tie prace a
snahy, ktorymi SINE jako-tak
celili odnarodnovaniu nasej
mladeze. SINE nuteni, preto O
bratit' sa ma Vas, aby Ste
Slovenskej Lfge " Annerike
pomohli povzniest', obrodit
slovenske povedomie, rarod-
nj hrdost nasej mladeze q
to: jednak darovanfm moz-
neho poctu Vami vydanych
knih Slovenskej Lige, ably O.
na darovane knihy q diela
daroyala 4 sfrila medzi mia
dexou : niemenej aj pozi-