davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1935-05-26
Nv the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Characterizing Controller General
McCarl's criticisms of the Tennessee
Valley Authority as a power trust
attitude" Senator Norris, Republican,
of Nebraska, father of the T. v. A.,
hit sharply at his former secretary
Yesterday shortly after it was dis
closed that a new hearing for the
pending bill had been ordered for
this week.
Chairman McSwain Of the House
Military Committee scheduled new
consideration Tuesday of the bill by
Norris which would broaden the &C
tiyities Of the T. v. A. and seek to
circumvent recent court decisions.
McSwain's committee tabled the
measure Friday by a l3-to-12 vote
shortly after McCarl had appeared
as a witness against it.
Norris, who brought John r. Nc
Carl here years ago as his secretary.
told newsmen he could not explain
McCar1's critical attitude. toward T.
Evening star., 1935-05-26
READY TO BATTLE,
MUSS0L|N| WARNS
Mobilization of Officers of
~ Class Follows Cham
Der Speech.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ROME, May 25.-Orders for the
mobilization of thousands Of officers
and technical experts of the class Of
1912 tonight followed upon Benito
Mussolini's assertion before the
Chamber of Deputies that Italy "is
ready to assume all, even the su-
preme. responsibility, in East Africa.
Military sources estimated unoff-
cially tonight the mobilization order
would effect upward of 10000 trained
SubalternS and technicians OF the
class.
A decree published in the official
gazette required "subalternS and all
troops of limited classes (experts) !"
to present themselves Immediately.
Three Glasses Kept.
In an address to the Senate May IA,
Il Duce said I'VE shall maintain under
arms for all time necessary three
classes, 1911, 1918 and 1914, and
moreover one claSs-1912-in reserve" :"
Today he told the cheering Cham
ber of Deputies that only enemies OF
Fascist Italy "can pretend to be stupe-
fled or simulate protests for military
measures which we have taken or for
those which we shall take"
Counseling his people not to cher
ish too many illusions about concilia-
ton of the Italo- o-Ethiopian contro-
versy. he allied the border clash at
Ualual last year "the signal bell - I"
which imposes on Fascist Italy the
fulfillment of inescapable duties"
The premier, mapping the course of
European events during recent
months, said only one problem
Austria-stands between Italy and
Germany.
Dismisses Reich Arming.
Germany's unilateral reputation
of the armamen.s clauses OF the Ver-
sailles treaty, even though 1t sud
denly cut in two the normal de-
velopment of the European situation"
he dismissed with this phrase:
"Tc make recrim1ns tions is use
less, even as it is useless to speak
again of disarmament
While he declared lhe Italo-Franco-
British solidarity achieved at the
Stresa Conference in May effective,
constant and omnipresent," II Duce
directed several keen shafts at Euro
pean critics of his East African pol
ICY, among them France and Eng
land.
French and British pressure at
Geneva Friday was credited with in
ducing Mussolini TO accept srbitra-
tion nf. tho diSnlltp
Treats Ethiopian Situation.
The attitudes of individual states
on the issue, he told the deputies,
will offer the occasion for demon
strating to us their concrete and
not only superficial and verbose
friendship"
While devoting most of his atten-
ton to the Ethiopian situation. Mus
solini reviewed The foreign political
field in general, citing these impor-
tant developments since the first of
the year:
l. The Franco Italian accords of
January, which he saio "can be con-
sidered satisfactory" since they "cre-
ated premises If effective collabora-
ton between the two countries"
2. The Franco-British conference
at London in February. a projection
of the Franco Italian one in Rome. !"
which fixed some fundamental points
in regard to The political reconstruc-
ton of Europe.
3. Germany's unilateral denuncia-
tion of part five of the Versailles
Continued on Page 8, Column 81
Evening star., 1935-05-26
ROOseUeIts Watch
Son in Action IL,
Severn Cre,U Race
See Franklin Jr's. Har-
card Boat Finish Sec.
ond to Macy Eight.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
President Roosevelt returned to the
White House last night after an after
noon on the waters Of the Severn
River watching the crews OF Navy.
Harvard and Pennsylvania race at
Annapolis. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roosevelt made the
occasion a family party. for they were
witnessing their third son, Franklin,
jr., row in the Harvard junior varsity
crew.
They saw the junior Harvard team
beat out Pennsylvania and come in
second IN a close finish against Navy.
Young Franklin was watched closely
by his presidential father in the
referees boat. Later the youth Joined
Miss Ethel du Pont of Wilmington.
Del, who was in the presidential
party.
Later, young Roosevelt brought a
group of his fellow oarsmen to the
White House, there being Is college
boys present at dinner.
The President arranged to board a
launch this morning to meet the Gov
ernment yacht Sequoia far down the
Potomac River for cruising on its re-
turn from Annapolis.
"Details of the race 1Dill be found
In the Sports Section)
Evening star., 1935-05-26
Norris Hits Sharply at McCarl,
His Ex.Aide, for T. Y. 4. Views

v. A. unless 1t Is another case OF a
man who got the presidential bee and
was spoiled by it."
Most of his objections were dis
tinctly misleading and unfair to the
T. v. A." the Senator said Of the
T. v. A. audit by McCarl's office. "The
suggestions he made indicates he
wants to dominate the T. v. A. COM
pletely and control it in every way"
McCarl sharply questioned some of
T. v. AS purchasing methods, and
contended some of its operations had
gone beyond the authority granted
by Congress.
McSwain declared he still had hopes
of being able to reconsider the action
by the Military Committee.
There is no need to introduce .
new bill until that hope proves vain"
he said. But I have good foundation
for such hope"
He contended, however, that even
CONTINUED on Page S, Column IL
Evening star., 1935-05-26
Readers Guide

PART ONE-General News, Sports.
Lost and Found, Page A-9.
PART Editorial, Civic Activi-
ties, Special Articles, Travel, Clubs
and Organizations, Crossword Puz-
zle, Stamps, Contract, Short Story.
PART THREE-Society, Fashions,
Vital Statistics, Who Are You?, City
News in Brief.
PART Special Features, Stage.
Screen, Music, Radio, Books, Art,
Chiidren's Page, Autos. Aviation.
PART FIV|Financial, Classified
Advertising.
Evening star., 1935-05-26
Reckless Imitation Denied.
NAVY PLANES MISHAP
SAVES MISSING YOUTHS
Ship Forced Down at Spot Where
Pair Were Marooned and
Without Food.
By the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
SITKA, Alaska, May 25.-Two Ia
coma youths, e. T. Forsythe and H.
B. Morris, told today how the chance
forced landing of big Navy sea-
plane saved them from probable
death by starvation on the bleak
shores Of Lituya Bay.
Seeking adventure and gold In
Alaska, they said. they had been
landed from a fishing boat two months
ago and had expected to be taken
into the interior on a prospecting
trip. Their aid failed to arrive and
their supplies soon became exhausted.
The "blue fleet" Navy plane VP-7
was forced to land about so miles
northwest of here. The Navy mine
sweeper Sandpiper recovered it and
found the two Tacoma youths In their
improvised camp on shore.
Evening star., 1935-05-26
$32,736,e33 is VALUE
OF A. |. DU POINT ESTATE
Bulk of Resources Willed to
Charitable Organization.
D. c. Man Executor.

BY the Associated Press.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, May u.s.
Estate of the late Alfred I. du Pont
was valued at $32, 2,736, ,93363 in a
petition filed as his will was probated
today.
Du Pont. who died at his estate
here April 20, left the bulk of the for
tune to Nemours Foundation, charita-
BILE organization.
The widow, formerly Miss Jessie
Ball, will receive a 100000 annuity
for life, the Jacksonville estate and
contents of the du Pont estate at
Wilmington, Del.
Executors were named as Mrs. du
Pont, Edward Ball, brother -in-law,
and Reginal Huidekoper, a son-in-law,
of Washington.
A number of du Points employees
received 81 900 each.
Evening star., 1935-05-26
FLIGHT Of CAPITAL
FOUGHT BY FRANCE
FIandin Prepares to Seek
DiCtatoriaI Powers in
Franc Crisis.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PARIS, May 25.-France tonight
was fighting the flight from the franc
while Premier Pierre-Etienne Flandin
prepared to ask the Chamber of
Deputies for dictatorial powers to
balance the budget.
The Bank of France today boosted
its discount rate to per cent. effec-
tive Monday, in another effort to
crush what it called speculation"
against French currency. Thursdays
increase from 2l2 to per cent failed
to halt drainage of gold from its
vaults.
Cover Is 81 Per Cent.
Currency in circulation is 81 per
cent covered by gold, but the bank
obviously is disturbed at the loss OF
5000 100000 francs worth of gold
(about $500, 10000 in seven weeks
and felt it necessary again to
interfere.
A stiff political battle in the cham
Der apparently faces the premier in
his demand for powers paralleling
those granted Premier Raymond Poin-
care in 1926, when he stabilized the
sinking franc.
The banks action Thursday in
boosting the discount rate Il per cent
served f1eetingly to strengthen the
franc against other currencies. but
the dollar and the pound quickly re-
sumed their upward march.
In view of Flandin's fractured arm,
suffered in an automobile accident,
Minister of Finance Louis Germaln-
Martin is expected to go before the
chambers Finance Committee Wed
nesday, soon after Parliament recon-
venes, to explain the financial ana
economic situation and the govern
ment's program.
Fear Felt for Gold Bloc.
Dispatches from London quoted
financial quarters as expressing fears
lest further shipments of gold from
France shake the none too STURDY
European gold bloc and promote fur
ther currency devaluation.
If the French franc should go, these
quarters said, the Netherlands and
Swiss currencies would almost in
evitably follow suit. The Belgian
belga already has been devalued.
Authoritative quarters said Flandln
would seek to aid business recovery
through government DEGREES.
He is expected to ask powers not
only to balance the budget-the 1888
deficit is estimated at 100000, ,OOO
francs (almost s4Oo 900 ,000)-but also
to promulgate measures to restore
economic activity.
The New York Federal Reserve Bank
communicated with the Bank oil
France today, and Gov. Jean Tannery
assured the Americans the franc was
safe for the present.
The large margin Of gold coverage
above the legal 80 per cent. he SAID
allows wide latitude for speculation
and is IAN unequal" factor in France S
monetary security.
Evening star., 1935-05-26
YOUTH FATALLY CUT
IN THROAT AFTER PARTY
James Galiferro, 20, Found Crit
ically Slashed After Leav-
ing With Couple.

James Galiferro, 20, Of 1904 Vir-
ginia avenue southwest, died in Cas-
ualty Hospital early Sunday morning
from cuts received after attending a
party last night in the first block of
N street southeast.
Galiferro, his throat cut from ear
to ear, was brought to the hospital by
Clifton Thompson, 81 N street south
east, who told police Galiferro left
that address with a man and woman
after a party. A few minutes later.
he said, he returned with his throat
cut
Evening star., 1935-05-26
Teacher Teaches
School Trustees
New Pay Wrinkle
Ry the Associated Press.

OSCEOLA, Mo, May 25.-Cleo
Caution, a S50-a- month school
teacher, heard he was to be re-
placed at the Burgess School by
another teacher at $50 a month.
He did some fast thinking.
Then, he suggested to the
School Board that the Accent
school levy be cut in half and
that he receive for a salary what
ever the levy brought in. Now
the School Board, which accepted
the suggestion. has learned how
smart Caution was. He's draw
ing between $50 and $40 monthly.
Evening star., 1935-05-26
DICE GAME FATAL
Loser Buys Drinks and Kills First
Man to Enter Saloon.

Man to Enter Saloon.
MEXICO. D. F., May Is LP.-Six
friends sitting in saloon decided to
play dice, the loser to pay for round
of drinks, police said today-and to
kill the first man to enter.
Felix Gutierrez Ramirez, slaughter
house employe known as THE Mari
huano," was the loser.
He paid the bill and waited. Within
few minutes a man entered and
was stabbed through the heart.
The victim, who was not identified.
had never been in the saloon before,
the proprietor said.
Ramirez was taken to the peni-
tentiary today charged with murder.
The Staying occurred last night.
Evening star., 1935-05-26
Pope Sees Frau Dollfuss.

VATICAN CITY, May IS CP.-Pope
Plus granted ar audience today to
Frau Alwine Dollfuss, widow of the
assassinated Austrian Chancellor En-
gelbert Dollfuss. Frau Dollfuss pre-
sented his holiness . bust of the late
chancellog.
Evening star., 1935-05-26
RAIL VETERAN DIES
Thomas D'Donnell Was Last Sur

vivor of Golden Spike Episode.
OMAHA, Nebr., May Is R.-
Thomas O'Donnell, SO, said by Union
Pacific system officials to be the last
survivor of the group that partici-
pated in driving the golden spike at
Promontory, Utah. May 10, 1869. died
at his home here today.
The ceremony marked the meeting
of the Union Pacific and Central Pa
cific lines to complete the country's
first transcontinental railroad.
Evening star., 1935-05-26
Birthday Will Be Celebrate

Birthday Will Be Celebrated
Quietly at Buckingham.
LONDON, May Is R.-Queen
Mary will celebrate her 68th birth
day anniversary tomorrow in the quiet
of the family circle at Buckingham
Palace. A small luncheon party will
be given for the family.
Because the anniversary falls on
Sunday, the customary salute of 81
guns will not be fired until noon Mon
day.
Evening star., 1935-05-26

Continued on Page 4, Column u
Evening star., 1935-05-26
WEATHER.

60. g. weather Bureau FOrtcHsVT
Fair and slightly warmer today; tomor-
row fair; light variable winds. Tempera-
tures-Highest, II, at 5 pm. yesterday;
lowest, Al, at $50 am. yesterday.
Full report on page Alb.
Evening star., 1935-05-26
QUEEN MARY IS 68

Continued on Page 4, Column 6
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-04
Uroda ma Slovensku bola
dobra.

Podl'a zprav statneho IRA
du statistickeho su vysledky
tohorocnej urody taketo:
Psenica jasenna r. 1884:
12,462,000 metr. centov, r.
1885 ale 15,44O,O0O metr.
centov. Psenice jarnej vlani
1,149,000, toho roku 725, 900
metr. centov. Zita jasenneho
vlani 14,964,0O0, teraz 49,
621,0 900 metr. centov. Jarne-
no zita vlani 26S,OOO a teraz
224,000 metr. centov. Spolu
pSenice a zita vlani 28,843,-
900 metr. centov, toho roku
02, ,O1O,OOO metr. centov (mc-
tricky cent ma 100 ky, t. j.
az amer. funtov.) Psenica
6ypala toho roku al II metr.
tentov z hektara (hektar je
pol aikfs)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-04
Drevo krnivom.

Niektore staty v Europe
by rady vyvazaly drevo, ale
pre- vysoke colne hradby ne
mozu. Mnozstvo dreva, kto-
re zostava nevyuzite, rastie
tiez preto, ze je nahradzo-
vane betonom, kovami a j.
nymi latkami. Preto tiez sa
vymysrajd move sposoby wy
uzitia dreva. Vyroba dreve-
neho uhlia sa malo vyplaca,
benzin z dreva je pridrahy,
vyroba cukru z dreva by
konkurovala cukru z cukro-
vel repy a i liehu je nadby-
tok. V Nemecku, ktore chce
byt' sebestacnym pomysl "a
sa, ako "a vojny, ma vyrobu
krmiva z dreva pre- dobytok.
Drevo sa zvlastnym sposo-
bonn upravi tax, Re vznikn1
z neho hmota, z ktorej je
re dobytok stravitelne 62
do IT percent. Ako sa kr.
menie zvierat drevom osved-
ci V praksi, ME je doslal'
znamo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-04
SMRTNE ZPRAVY.

Andrej Latura, 916 Will
son St., Struthers, zomrel q.
septembra v South Side ne
mocnici vo veku So rokov
Oplakava no manzelka Kri-
stfna; dcery Mrs. James
Jones, Maria a Justfna; sy-
novia Peter, Juraj a Stefan
donna a bratia Pavel a Ste
fan ma Slovensku. Pohrab
Dol v pondelok z domu s,nu-
tku a chramu nsv. Troi.ce.
Pohrabne obrady odbavil
Rev. Jozef Krispinsky. Po-
,hovany Dol ma Calvary cin-
torine.
Maria Hruska, R. F. D. No.
1, North Jackson, O., 20
mrela v nemocnici sv. Az
betty 80. sept. vo veku 81 ro-
kov. Oplakava ju manzel
Andrej; dcery Julia a Mar
gita; synovia Andrej, Jan a
Pavel; sestra pi. Zuzanna
Martus tuna; bratia Michal
a Andrej Halach v kraji.
Bola idkynou c. 80. SEzJ.
a J. SO. SCI. Pohrab bol vo
stvrtok z domu smutku a ev
chramu Jana Husa". Po-
hrabne obrady odbavil Rev.
Juraj Roh. Pochovana bola
ma Tod cintorine.
Andrej Susor, 586 Came
ron Ave., zomrel v svojej
domacnosti /. oktobra vo We
ku So rokov. Oplakava no
manzelka Anna rod. Cernak.
synovia Jan, Stefan, Frank
a Jozef; a troje vnucat. Po-
hrab boil vo stvrtok z domu
smutku a chramu sv. Cyrila
Metoda. Pohrabne obrady
odbavil Rev. Stefan Begalla
Pochovaay boil ma Calvary
cintnrine-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-04
horskom Hradisti uz ako
mladlk.
Po 20 rokoch vratil sa z rus
keno zajatia ako lekar.

Student Ladislav Misuta
20 Spis. Novel Vsi, syn WAX
veduceho narukoval po W.
puknuti svetovej vojny X 4.
delostrel. pluku do -Tesova
ako dobrovol'nik a zakrat-
ko sa dostal ma halicsku
frontu. Po- mladom studen-
tovi zmizla po gorlickej bit
ke stopa. Rodicia patrali po
zmiznutom synovi, ale nedo-
stall o nom zpravy. Casio
pisal domov, ale ami jeden
z jeho listov k adresatom
nedos;el. Rodlna nevedela a.
nj o tom, re v Rusku studu-
je medicinu ma univerzite a
re uz pred z rokmi nadobu-
dol lekarsky diplom. Dostal
v Rusku vyhodne miesto, ale
tuha po domove nedala sa
zlomit', a preto sa rozhod-
null, ze sa vrati domov. Po
20-rotnom pobyte v Rusku
sa pred nedavnym casom
vratil domov, kde no ale ca
kalo sklamanie. Rodicia, po
ktorych tuzil, zomreli, . ich
dom 81 uz vymenil gazdu.
Len jeho jedna sestra je Wy
data v Prahe, druha -- uz
vdova, zije v Rumunsku. V
Rusku nadobudnuty lekar-
sky diplom Misuta V CSR.
nostrifikoval a uz bol al Wy
menovany "a obvodneho le-
kara ma Podk. Rus.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-04
kongres Pax Romano
v Prahe.

/. sept. sa zacal kongres
mladych katolickych akads-
mikov PAX Romano" v Pra-
he. Ucast' ma kongrese je ne
obycajne vel'ka. z 20 sta
tov sa zucastni asi 800 de-
legatov. Otvaracia slavnost'
bola O 20. hodine v Smeta-
novel dvorane v obecnom
{ ONE. Vladu zastupoval mi
mister DIR. Sramek, biskupsky
sbor prazsky arcibiskup dr..
] aspar a ministerstvo zahra
nicia DIR. Wellner. Sjazd o.
tvoril DIR. Rueckl, papezsky
komornik. Pc nom prehovo-
ril minister Sramek, arcibi-
skup DIR. Kaspar, "a Karlo-
WI univerzitu dr.. Drachov-
sky a "a mesto Prahu prima
torov zastupca. So sjazdU
poslane boly telegramy pa
pezovi, prezidentovi Masary-
kovi, ministrovi Benesovi a
liektorym kardinalom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-04
poradny sbor, ktory spracuje
navrhy, ktore budd predlo-
zene prislusnym uradom.
Sekerami a palicami ma
hajnikov.

Ma Magure v Turzovke je
pekna Hora, patriaca istej
spolocnosti v Cadci, ktora je
V likvidacii.. Ma tuto Horn
chill 81 narok Jan Nekora-
nee, jeho otec, Frantisek Mi
halisko, Jozef a Jan Marek
a Pavel Kolesar, tamojsi o.
byvatelia, ktori sa rozhodli,
ze les vyrdbaju a drevo 81
odvezd a preto 81 vysli dina
a. februara, yyzbrojeni Sc
kerami a palicami do pra-
ce. V lese ich stretli hajnici
Gajdos a Mudrik a lesnik
Planetorza, ktori ich napo-
menuli, aby sli domov a ne
rubali les, ktory je pansky.
Ale zle obisli. Tomas Neko-
rance vykrikom: "Zabite
ich!' vyr1til sa a udrel sill
nou palicou hajnika Gajdo-
Ska, naco jeho syn Jan u
drel Gajdosika sekerou do
hlavy. Ked' Gajdosik, Ia
krvacany, spadol ma sneh,
vsetci sa ma neho shrnuli, ko.
pail no a bill sekerami pa
licami, pri com Gajdosikovi
vyrazili zub a sposobili mu
take ublizenie ma tele. Cal
dosik 80 dnf lezal a len-len
re mcconnell. Druhi dvaja,
hajnik Mudrfk a lesnik Pla-
netorza, vidiac Gajdosika v
nebezpecenstve, sli mu ma
pomoc, ale rozhnevanf CHA
pi ich povalili ma zem a bill
palicami. Obaja lezali diva
tyzdne. Mudrik postal ma
utocnikov cetnikov, ktori ich
zatkli. Sud todsudil Tomasa
Nekoranca ma 6 mesiacov a
6 dni zalara a 24o kor. po-
kuty, jeho syna Jana ma a
mesiace a 160 kor. pokuty,
Jana Marka ma 6 mesiacov
vazenia, Pavla Kolesara, FIR.
Mihalisku a Jozefa Marka
kazdeho ma 3 mesiace a po
100 kor. pokuty.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-04
SLAVNOST SPOJ. OD-
Borrow N. S. S. MA MA
HONINC DOLINE.

Cteni spolubratia a sestry
N. S. S., ako yam je znamo,
spojene odbory MSS. chysta-
ju sa usporiadat' vel'kolepu
slavnost' 45-rocneho jestvo-
vania N. S. S. Vylety sa uz
pominuly, pridu uz zlmnej-
Sic dni, takze Sc nehudene
obavat', ze nam bude horuce
v Sokolovni, v ktorej dfa 27.
oktobra oslavime nasL maj
starsiu ustanovizen a jej pra-
Gu "a mas narod slovensky.
A preto ku nasej slavnosti
pozyvame al tych Slovakov
. Siovenky, ktori ST este ME
r1edzi nami, ably 81 staly do
siku do prace v Mar. SLOW
Spolku. Este vzdy name
kampan "a move clenstvo,
ktore je prijimane S vyho-
dami. Tedy pripoite sa, bude
to organizacia nasa-vasa, a
do druhych 45 rokov bude-
me sa snazit' Wac prace wy
konat' ma poll kulturnom pre-
nasich Slovakov a Slavianov.
Narodny Slovensky Spolok
je organizacia robotnikov a
zastava sa ich zaujmov, 1ch
kazdodenneho chlebicka, a
preto kazdy robotnik by NAL
byt' medzi nami, v organi-
ZACH, ktora uz tax mnoho
dobreho vykonala, ktora uz
tax mnohym vdovaln 9 siro-
tam Cd As rokov Shy sotie-
rala a bude al "a d'alsich
45 rokov. Preto dna q. Ok
tobra zucastnime sa slavno-
sti a oslavme tie vel'ke da-
ny, ktore sme uz poprijima-
Ii cd N. S. S.
Tuna ziadame este, aby
poslaly zastupcov ma nasu
buducu schodzu IL. okto-
bra, v sobotu vecer, al DIAL
Sic odbory, ktore neboly pri-
tonne ma minulej sc}.odzi.
Schodza bude v Sokolovni
ma Washington St. An,, bra
tia, pripojte sa k nam, urob-
me to spolocne. Ny 81 pra-
jeme, aby SINE boil vsetci
spolu jako jedno teieso ma
okoli Youngstown.
Hlavne vybory budu len
ma buducej schodzi vymeno-
vane. Praca bude dana kaz-'
demu, kto len bude chciet'
pracovat'. -
s uctou,
Jan Antal, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-04
Pc konferencii Malej Doho.
dy ma Blede, v Juhoslavii.

Konferencia tohto roknsvy
volala vacsi zaujeln v eu-
ropskych politickych kru-
hoch, ako kedykolvek pred
tym. Tento zaujem boil "a
pricineny najma otazkou
Rakuska, lepsie receno otaz-
kou navratu Hapsburgov.
Pred konferenciou boly Sire
ne zpravy, re v tejto otaz-
ke panuje medzi statmi Ma
ej Dohody nejednotnost' a
ze ona bude pricinou roz-
padnutia tohto politickeho IL
tvaru. Druha otazka, kde sa
mala politika Malej Dohody
rozbit', bola otdzka uznania
Sovietov vsetkymi statmi Ma
lei Dohody. SSSR uznalo je-
dnak Cesko-Slovensko a Ru-
munsko, kdezto v Juhoslavii
Dol proti tomuto odpor.
v otazke Habsburgov kon-
ferencia nasla vyhovujlcu
formulaciu stanoviska. Ne
chce sa miesat' do vnutor-
nych zalezitosti Rak1ska a
jej je jedno, akl statnu for
mu 81 tento stat urci. Ale
nem6ze sdhlasit', ably v pri-
pade monarchie panujlcim
rodom boil Habsburgovia. V
tomto prfpade otazka mon
archie prestava byt' otazkou
vndtornou q stava sa otaz-
kou zahranicnou. Tymto je-
dnotnym stanoviskom holy
yyvratene zpravy nepriateP-
|skych novfn, ze Juhoslavia
by proti navratu Hsbsbur-
gov nemala namietok, o tym
nastrbuje jednotnost' v "a
|hranicnej politike n. D.