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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-06
GETS
EARLY START,
STRONG SAYS
Gratified to See Town in
Good Condition; Skill
ed Labor Busy
BY MILO w. STRONG
chanher Of Cnmme

PRESIDENT, Chamber or commerce
1t is very gratifying and a
pleasure to drive about the city
and observe how spic and span
everything seems to be. 1t is ap-
parent that there has been a large
amount of repairing and repaint-
ing going on during the spring
months. I have also discovered in
trying to get a carpenter to do a
few days work for me that they
are all busy and upon making en-
quiry find that practically all our
skilled labor is now and has been
for some time past working. In
fact, one of our contractors told
me that he has had to have men
working nights since last March.
Give us a good season this sum-
mer and we are certain to have
it unless some unforeseen calamity
presents itself, and our citizens
will feel justified to begin a build
ing program.
There is a demand right now
for small, modern cottages and
apartments, and l am of the opin-
ion that if these were built along
economical lines they would show
a good profit upon the Investment.
Our season is starting earlier
and heavier registrations as evil
denced by an increase of 216 more
electric meters installed on June
first this year than on same day
last year. ,
If anyone has good furnished
rooms or apartmentcs, go and list
them with our real estate dealers
or bring them to the Chamber Of
Commerce.
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ASONIC LODGE TO
VONFER BIRD DEGREE

r. special communication of
b " '' Lodge. No. 387, A. F. &
h H. :. On Thursday evening, June
h. nTd degree will be con-
49, on one candidate, in the
|r,,u. e hall here, corner Fifth
i. and Main street.
IN THIS meeting refreshments
Ew' served. A large attendance
Lsso..m membership of hee lodge is
|s,r,. Visiting Masons are cor
l~Ng Invited to attend.
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US. INDUSTRY
FAV0RS FAIR
TRADE PLAN
Is Practically Unanimous
for Principles of In
validated NRA
BROAD INQUIRY OF
VIEWS IS CONDUCTED
By TENDON S. EBBELS
United Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, June 6. (UP)-
American industry stood practic-
ally unanimous yesterday in its
expressed determination to main
tain wage and hour schedules as
we'll as fair trade practices in
spite of the invalidation of the
MIRA.
A telegraphic survey of large
industries and trade groups, con-
Quoted by the National Associa-
ton Of Manufacturers found no
dissenting voice to the appeals to
keepIjndustry on stable keel.
The Edison Electric institute,
WHOSE Member companies consti-
tute Va per cent Of the utility in
al Ms ;feceived a resolution from
thx >6xd of trustees recommend
ing 10 hours and pay be held
hrly, the American Petro-
lea 6titute, at meeting of it's
be- directors, attended by
re- natives of the major oil
cg1 es, considered program
OF Nation for the industry
I'll IcEdded trade conditions as
W atnploye relations.
steel executives from all
oy country meet here to
diH soblems arising from the
de- NRA.
hen for many of the
LAT Its in the industry al
rel e expressed a determine
tioif u preserve the constructive
features of the steel code.
C. L. Bardo, president of the
National Association of Manufac-
turers, in making public the re-
suits of the survey conducted by
the association condemned "prop-
uganda that purported to show
employment chaos" attending the
collapse Of the NRA.
Labor leaders are doing dam
age to the cause of recovery by
repeatedly feeding out threat of
strikes and predicting the return
of sweatshop conditions with the
use of child labor" he charged.
"The facts show that for many
years child labor has not been an
important factor in manufacture
ing industries"
Printers Ink. publication of ad-
vertising and marketing interests,
also queried such industrial lead
ers as Philip X. Wrigley, presi-
dent of the William Wrigley, Jr.,
company, George F. Johnson,
chairman of the Endicott Johnson
corporation, Alfred P. Sloan, Jr.,
president of General Motors cor
poration, George Washington Hill,
president of the American Tobac-
co company, Charles R. Hook,
president of the American Roll
ing Mill company and others. 1t
found them agreed on the folly
of price cutting and wage slash
ing.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-06
Mrs. ]. {. Brown
Reported Better

The condition of Mrs. James C.
Brown, who was shot yesterday
morning by her husband at their
home on the Dana road. was re-
ported as favorable today.
Mr.. Brown, postal employee for
more than 20 years, was still in
Jail today and no effort had been
made to arrange bond, the sher-
ifs department reported.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-06
East Flat Rock
Scouts Plan Trip
Will Make Arrangements
At Meet Friday

All Of the Boy Scouts of East
Flat Rock who wish to join the
troop there on its camping trip
this weekend are asked to meet
at the Scout hall, Friday morning
at $50 o'clock. Those wishing to
20 are asked to see the patrol
leader for further information.
Scouting leaders of East Flat
Rock today said that both assis-
tants and the scoutmaster will ac-
company the boys on their camp
ing trip tomorrow.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-06
American Legion
Meets Friday Eve

The June meeting of the HUI
bert M. Smith American Legion
most will be held at the Legion
club house Friday night at 8
o'clock. Among other items OF
business to come before the post
at that time will be the selection
of nominating committee IN
preparation for the annual cleo
zion of officers.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-06
SUNDAY AT
ST. PAULS IN PINES

lt,s ,,nlees will be held on Sunday
P,Qp.a at 3 o'clock at st.
y r., 10 the Pines, Edneyvihe, on
!, NJ, Navel road, The Rev Ed
Mic W Will have charge S6f the
M a. these services win be
eor5;.Ty Sunday and the public
''ly invited to attend.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-06
By HARRY FERGUSON
United Press Staff Correspondent

WASHINGTON, June 6. (UP).
The New Deal refused last night
to abandon its theory that the
federal government can control
wages and hours in industry, and
got busy trying to work out some
permanent form of NRA.
From administration leaders in
the house came the word that a
new NRA bill might be submitted
to congress before this session ad-
journs.
1t would 20 much further, they
said, than the stop-gap measures
outlined by President Roosevelt
yesterday, and probably will be
based on the power of congress to
levy taxes. Neither the supreme
court nor anyone else has chal-
lenged the right Of congress to i'm
pose taxes.
At the White House it was said
that 40 advisers so far had failed
to work out any plan that was
iron-clad enough to withstand the
supreme courts decision in the
Schechter poultry case. Attorney
General Homer S. Cummings and
Solidtet sGenersl Stanley Reed
still = Sirq - op ttesQpoblem;,
e; i z,
of the dSsdrhnl3 II
been lolling for ten days ami goS
down to the business of carrying
out the course of action indicated
Tuesday by Mr.. Roosevelt. That
calls for continuation of an NRA
that is stripped Of its power to
impose codes.
NRA expires June 16, giving
congress only II days in which to
pass continuing legislation.
Immediate consideration of the
proposal to extend NRA under
modified form until April ] next
wear was blocked however when
Rep. Dewey Short, R., Mo-, OBJ
iected to giving the measure pre-
ferred status and limiting debate
| to one hour. Unanimous consent
was required for such action. The
matter will now 60 to the rules
committee where a rule will ac-
| complish virtually the same result;
Speaker Joseph w. Byrns said
CONTINUED on page three)
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At Floyd Bennett airport, New
York City, Felix Watkins, left,
27-year-old Kohler, Wis, aviator,
confidently awaits takeoff on a
nonstop, 45OO-mile transatlantic
flight to Kaunas, capital of Lithu-
ania. If successful, this good
will'' venture will be the longest
solo hop ever made. Plotting the
Lockheed Vega monoplane, Lithu-
anica IL. pictured above, the young
Lithuanian, who has had five years
flying experience, will follow the
route shown in the map. The fight
is expected to take % hours.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-06
MAN DROPS DEAD

LOS ANGELES, June 6. CUP
William Higbee appeared at an
undertaking establishment, told
an attendant 'There is funeral
going on l. must attend" While
the attendant was auestioning;
him to find out where the. funerai
was, Higbee dropped dead,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-06
DIPLOMATS TAKE REST

Ashville, June g. (UP).
Carlos DeRostaing Lisboa, Brazil
ian minister in Cuba, Cyro De-
Freitas Vale, councillor Of the
Brazilian embassy at Washing;
ton, and D. Moura, secretary OF
the Brazilian embassy at Wash
ington, arrived here today fol
vacation. They planned to spend
approximately month here.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-06
OSBORNE ARREST IN
UTAH IS ORDERED

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, June
s-lrP,-Harold Osborne, alias
yr, Eggers, released from the
rah state prison only six weeks
M vas sought here today as the
N, Eho allegedly purchased a
ninad ticket in Huntington,
0r- with one of the $40 ransom
NJ, received from the family of
Cargo Weyerhaeuser.
Horland police asked Warden
Il Davis Of the Utah prison to
Il Osborne.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-06
RATS INVADE zoo

SALT LAKE CITY, June o.
.UJP1-Lacking a Pied Piper, city
officials hastily conscripted a
rev of men today to plant rat
noison around the city zoo, after
on invasion of thousands of rats
driven from the nearby hills by
heavy rains,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-06
WOUND 40 MOSLEMS
BREAKING UP RIOT

CALCUTTA, India, June g.
(UP) - Forty Moslems were
wounded Wednesday when police
fired to dispense a mob demon
strating in Chinsurah, suburb.
The riot started when a Hindu
landowner began demolishing a
temporary Moslem mosque on his
property. The Moslems hurled
bricks at the police, injuring
many.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-06
WAp LEADER DIES

HANOVER, Germany, June b.
(UP)-Gen. Alexander Won Lin
singer, IS, famous World war
leader, died last night Of bronchi-
tbs. err a'a
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-06
INDICATED AS
new ACTION ON
NRA IS NEAR
Extension Plans Agreed on
and Will 20 to the
House Today
PLANS ARE KEPT in
STRICTEST SECRECY

WASHINGTON. June 6. (UP).
House Democratic leaders and ad-
ministration officials agreed today
in a two-hour conference on the
principles for extending the NRA
temporarily. The plans are being
kept secret but are expected to be
presented in the house today.
WASHINGTON, June 6. (UP).
Attorney General Cummings indi-
Gated today that the government
may be forced to prosecute bust
nesses continuing price fixing un-
der the unofficial codes of fair
competition.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-06
WEATHER

Generally fair tonighti local
Ter, Friday; not much change
!, temperature.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-06
GOOD AFTERNOON

As Pittsbursher went out his
front door, ,lammins II, his house
collapsed. That should teach his
wife not to irritate him.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16
Niektors zemetrasenia nisho
stoletia.

V Tokyo a Yokohama ro-
ku 1923 zahynulo 80, ,321 l'u-
df. v Patma, Indii, rainule-
ho roku zabite bolo skoro
1000 l'udi a 1000 bolo zra-
nenych. v San Franciscu y
1906, bolo 452 zabtych. Sko-
da, zapricinena tym zeme-
trasenfm a ohnom bola 200
milionov dolarov. v strednei
Italii v 1915, bolo 10000
mrtvych. V Persku +. 1929
bolo 1000 usmrtenych. v
Nicaragua, 1881, bolo 1000
usmrtenych. V juznej Kali
fornii v 1888 bolo 11o zabi-
tych a skoda bola S50,000,-
900. A v poslednom zeme-
trasenf v Indii bolo ozname-
ne $4,000 usmrtenych.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16

Sdruzenie Katolickych Slo-
venskych studentov dctive
povolava ma svoju XIV. kon-
venciu, odbyvanu v Natrona,
Pa, pri osade sv. Mateja v
pondelok, utorok a stredu,
49,, 20. a Fl. augusta t. r.:
l. Delegatov a delegatky,
riadne zvolenych kruzkami
S. K. S. S.
2. Vsetkych studentov a
studentky slovenskeho povo-
du.
3. Vsetkych slovenskych
katolickych knazov, ktori sa
zaujimajI o slovenskl studu-
jucu mladez.
4. Vsetkych slovenskych
lekarov, advokatov, profeso-
rov, redaktorov a vzdelanych
l'udf vobec.
5. Uradnikov a uradnicky
slovenskych organizacii.
6. Vsetkych roduvernych
Slovakov, ktori chcu zacho-
vat slovenskl mladez pre-
slovensky narod.
Toto neni je len prazdna,
formalna pozvanka, aby ste
vedeli, ze STUDENT Ease ma
jd konvenciu. Toto je vazne
oznamenie - a je to svatou
povinnost'ou vsetkych hore
spomenutych, aby prisli a
podali pomocnd ruku k "a
chovaniu jedinej slovenskej
studentskej organizacie. Ia
minule roxy kazdy zacitil
t'azky lder depresie, LEI So
tva kto citil to tax t'azko, a.
ko S.. S. K, S. Vzdor tomu
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16
Put do Carey,O.
ma II. augusta
Vyrocna put ide toho leta po
Erie zeleznici.

Vyrocna put katolickych
Slovakov z Youngstown a
okolia do Carey, Ohio ku sva-
tyni P. Marie Utesitel'ky po-
hne sa toho leta z Youngs-
townu v sobotu, II. augusta
o 11:20 vecer z Erie stanice.
Put bude pod vedenim pa
ma Jozefa j. Schromofskeho,
ako po inc roxy. Ku putt
sa pripoja putnici cd Sharo-
nu az pc Barberton a pridu
spolocne do Carey v nedel'u,
18. augusta rano o 6. hodi-
ne. Vratia sa este toho iste-
no dina o $3.50 vecer domov.
Vlak sa pohne 20 Sharonu
0 1850 vecer, z Hubbard o
1905, 2 Youngstown o 11:2O
Girard o 11:30, Niles o
1883, Warren 0 :4s, Ra-
VIENNA o 1925 rano, z Kent
0 1885, z Akronu 0 !. a z
Barbertonu o 1:1O.
Cestovne ia j nazad je
20 Sharon a Hubbard $3.75,
Youngstown, Girard, Niles q
Warren $3.50, z Ravenna .
Kent 1926 q 2 Akronu q
Barbertonu So.
Lfstky So predavajd vo vSe-
tkych slovenskych osadAch.
Blizsie inforrnAcie vd'acne
poda p. J. ]. schromfsky,
ktoESho telefon je :. 2-s526.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16

sa slovencina v takychto sko-
ZACH vyucovala.
Deti nase nemozu a nebu-
du milovat', Go nepoznaju.
Dajme i'm prilezitost' po-
znat' svoju matercinu, svoj
rod. Zabezpecime 81 buduc-
most. Pc konvenciach nasich
prednesu sa dobre navrhy a
odporucania, ale tieto nespo-
mozu ami organizaciam ami
narodu, ked' do zivota uve-
dene nebudu. Taketo vybory
vzdelania a kultury nemaly
by byt' ,rozpustene hned',
ked' odporucania su konven-
ciou ,prijate, ale tie maly by
jestvovat' a zotrvat' pri pra-
ci az kym ta je uskutoene-
ma. Organizacie nase maju
prostriedky, maju tlaeiarne,
a majd al schopnych udov,
len treba ich vsetkych Go
najlepsie a najsposobilejsie
vyuzfvat' v prospech naroda
a v prospech al organizacii
a "a ten ajsl'achetnejsf a
najvznesenejsi a najkultur-
nejsi ciel' - IA BONA A
NAROD!
Zapamatajme 81, otcovia,
matky, bratia a sestry, ze
slovenskost' je to jedine, Go
mladez k nasim organiza.
clam priputat' mole!
"Hore sa, Slovaci, hore sa!
a Bob da,
bude Slovak este, Gin byval
inohda!"
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16
YOUNGSTOWN SL0VAK NEWS SHOPPING GUIDE

= & g.
nasli 50 dvaja-traja, ktorf
mali topko narodneho citu,
aby zachovali no pri zivote,
az kym lepsie easy zasvit-
nj. Teda teraz nastal ten
svrchovany Cas-, aby Ease
SINE sa spojili 3 vliaA novel
krvi do zivota S. S. K. s.
Ste verny slovensksmu ni-
rodu? Prid'te teda ma NV.
kcnvenciu S. S. K. s. do Ma
trona, Pa, 19-z0-21. au-
gusta. Vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16

oproti v1delaniu. Teraz vrAj
uz vidfm potrebu i, wac
most vzdelania. "a priklad
uviedol mladeho vzdelaneho
muza a mladd, ale r,evzde-
land zenu. Tento nalady rnuz
vraj prevedie mnohe veci
pekne, v tichosti. Ona sa roz-
Gulf, rozkrici, r,ahubuje a po-
tom toho putuje, ale uz sd
mnohe srdcia jej nevedomo-
st'ou zranehe. Nevedomost' /,
vravf sa, ze je matka nepo-
kojov.
Prava vedomost' je ME
len vlastnost'ou rozunhu, ale
! ducha. Ona v sebe obsahu-
je nielen z,1alost' veci, ale j
lasku, obetavost', ocenenie
81 zasluh ineho, pravA md
drost' je prfjemnym spolot-
nixon. 'Lebo kto nina ma
chAdza, nachadza; zivot a do
sAhuje lasku cd Hospodina."
Hovorf Salan1dn o pravej NH
drosti. A to je ten zivot, a.
by znali teba. My sfce ne
rn6zeme znat' vsetko o b.
hu. We'd nepozname tai
nosti l'udske, ako ze by SINE
mohli poznat' Boha dokona-
le. Kral' Hero sa raz pytal
Simonidesa, ze 60 je Bob?
Tento 81 vyziadal den ma roz
myslenie, potion tyzden, me-
siac, ba j rok, ale uspokoji-
vel odpovede dat nemohol.
Zalmista cituje, ze Bob je o.
kruh, ktoreho sired je vSa-
de a koniec nikde. My vidf-
me vykvet jeho prace, my
poeujeme hlasy jeho pritom-
nosti. Ano, my vierne o Bo-
hu to, 60 je nam vediet' tre-
ba. A to najhlavnejsie je po-
znat' a prijat' jeho Syna, Pa
ma Jezisa Krista, lebo on je
pran1en praveho a veGneho
zivota.s -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16

most bude zakoncena papez-
skym pozehnanfm a sloven-
skou hymnou. Vecer bude
tanecnA zabava v auditoriu-
me slov. skoly Panny Marie
v Passaicu.
Slavnosti tel sa zIcastnf
vel'ky pocet cvieiaceho Glen
stva z roznych zup, vsetci
hi. dradnici, spravcovia, ve-
litelia a velitel'ky zup, ako
niekol'ko tisic Sokolov, ma
ktor1 je pozvana sirsia slo-
venska verejnost'.
Organizacia Slovenskych
Katolickych Sokolov bola "a
lozena 4. julia roku 1905. v
meste Passaic, N. j., niekol'-
kymi Slovakmi 20 Spisa, kto-
ri sa odtrhli cd narodnych
Sokolov. Dnes pocituje dc
$4,000 tlenov a majetku ma
do 100000. Cd svojho "a.
lozenia mala IL konvencil
(sjazdov) a p. Dominik Slo.
boda je trinastym hi. spray.
com (predsedom) organize.
Gle. Organizacia vydava ii.
sice dolarov ma Sport pre-
mladez, ako tiez vydava pre-
elenstvo diva organy, "Kato,
lickeho Sokola" a "Priatel'a
| Dietok" HI. tajomnikom or.
ganizacie je Jozef G. Prusa
ktory je zaroven spravcon
tlaciarne a organu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16
ktory potecie Colorado rieka
80 MIL cez tito suchG doll
nu, ktora bude tax zavodne-
Slovenske Katolicke Sokolstvo
oslavuje 30-rocne jubileum

Mayor P.ssaieu vydal proklamaeiu ku sokoskym
Dnom. - Slovensky opat nd p Stansav Cmuca bude slu
It pontifikslnu omsu 1s. aug - Sokolsks zavody
botu a v nedeIu Passaic City Stadume.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16

ma pripravy. z prilezitosti
tohto jubilea vydana bola
bohato ilustrovana Pamatni-
ca, v ktorej uverejnene su
pozdravy: cd guvernera sta
tn New Jersey, Harold G.
Hoffmana; monsignora Hin
ku, biskupa dr.. Kmet'ku z
Nitry "a sbor slovenskych BIZ
skupov; spravcu sv. VOTES
skeho spolku; kongresmana
Segera, ako mayora Passai-
Gu, Benjamina F. Turnera,
ktory vydal ku slavnosti Pro-
klamaciu a ustanovil dni II.
a Is. augusta "a dni Sloven-
skeho Katolickeho Sokolstva,
v ktore cele mesto bude ju-
bilovat' a ulice mesta budu
okraslene. Mesto takreceno
prevzalo protektorat slavno-
sti a jubilea sa zdcastni ma
yor mesta S celym svojim L.
radnym stabcm.
V sobotu rano mayor me-
sta Passaicus privita cvicen.
Gov, ktorf bud1 pochodovat'
do mestskeho stadiumu, kde
bude prevedeny sokolsky pro
gram atletiky a gymnastiky.
Vecer bude pre- cvicencov
banket pri osade sv. Cyrila
a Metoda v Clifton, N. j.,
ktord spravuj1 slovenski O.
tcovia frantiskani a banket
pre- sirsiu verejnost' pri far
nosti Fanny Marie v Passaic,
ktoru spravuje rev. J. D. Sa-
lamon. Toastmajstrom bude
p. Jozef G. Prusa, hi. tajom-
mix organizacie a spravca
slavnosti. Mayor mesta odo-
VIDA kl'dc cd mesta hi.
spravcovi Dominikovi Slobo-
dovi. Tu prehovoria vynika-
jici einitelia nAsho a ame-
rickeho zivota.
Slovensky opat a senator
Moore recnikmi
V nederu rano O 8. hodi-
ne bude sluzena sv. omsa pre-
mladez v cliftonskom kosto-
lie sv. C. a M. rev. S. j. Pa
nixon, redaktorom "Priatel'a
Dietok', organu podrostu
mladeze.
o 10. hodine sldzena bu-
de pontifikalna sv. omsa v
chrame Nanebevzatie P. Ma
rie ma Market ulici v Pas
saicu, ktoreho duchovnym
spravcom je rev. J. D. Sala.
mon, ktor1 sluzit' bude ndp.
opat Stanislav Gmuca, , "a a.
sistencie slovenskeho ducho.
venstva, ktore ga slavnost
zucastni pod vodcovstvon
protektora organizacie ndp
monsignora Stefana KrasuIu
z New Yorku. Kazat' bude
hi. duchovny organizacie a
znamy slovensky basnik q
spisovatep rev. Mlynarovic,
Po obede bude vel'ky po.
chod po meste Passaic, NJ,
ktoreho sa zdcastni sokol.
stvo, ako spolky do NEST
skeho stadium. v pochode
budd viacere hubby, alegcri.
cke vozy, policia atd'. v pal
ku prehovori spravca orga.
nizacie p. Dominik Sloboda
predseda SLOW. Ligy DIR. Pc.
ter P. Hletko, hi. lekar orga.
nizacie, senator Moore, ma.
yor mesta Turner, opat
Gmuca, msgr. Krasula q
predsedat' bude p. Jozef G.
Prusa, spravca slavnosti 1
HI. tajomnik. Tu prevedenk
budd cvicenia, po Com !,
xoxdajdl VT 'axonn cenn Sl&y
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16

Passaic, N. J. - Slovenske
Katolicke Sokolstvo, organi-
zacia to pocitujuca do 49,
900 clenov, slavit' bude v &C.
botu II. a v nedel'u, 1s. au-
gusta 30rocne jubileum svoj
no jestvovania v sidle orga-
nizacie, v Passaicu, kde sa
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16

Najdrahsf automobil vlast-
nf isty PerzAn, ktory 50 me-
nuje Sach. Ciastky automo-
blu 81 vykladan6 diamanta-
mi . drahymi kamenami.
Stojl &126. 900.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16

Statistika hovori, ze v ro-
ku 1884 bolo vyplatene $780,
100000, slovom devat'stotri-
cat'sest' milionov dolarov ma
alimony. "a poslednych de-
sat rokov Wac nez jeden
million a osemsto tisic Ame-
rikanov platilo alimony. Od-
haduje sa, ze ME menej, ako
diva biliony dolarov bolo "a
platene "a rozvody. Sedem-
desiatosem os6b z kazdvch
tisic sa ozeni rocne a trinast'
z kazdych tisic sa rozvedie
rocne. Najvyssfm boil 1929-ty
rok. v ten rok bolo 1,232,559
snatkov a 1,46s rozvodov.
Sudca Ben Lindsay povedal,
ze jestli 81 neotvorime oci a
nenahliadneme. do reality,
stav manzelsky v Amcrike
bude stroskotany. Hovori, Re
je len jedna pomoc, veda
must prist' ma pomoc, ale
my sa musime obratit' ku
pravemu nabozenstvu, ako i
ku pravemu vzdelaniu. Mno-
hi l'udia vstupujd do stavu,
manzelskeho bez .vazneho
rozmyslenia. V mnohych z.
nasich statov nemusf mat
ziadnu pricinu rozvodu, len
mech clovek chce rozvod.
| Eajvacsia potreba dnesneho
sveta je povedomie Boha, po-
treba povedomia svojich zod-
povednostf naproti Vsemohd-
cemu Stvoritel 'ovi.
Horace Greeley jedneho
dina dostal list cd istej zeny,
v ktorom rru pfsala o smut
nom stave svojej cirkvi, sta
We financnom. Hovori, ze uz
vsetko probovali, Go i'm ma
um prislo. Robili uz vselijake
pardy, zabavy, kontesty, ban
kety, vetere, bazare a inc
vypredaje, ale stale SINE vo
finantnej tiesni. Ci by ste
neboli tax laskavy, p. Gree
ley poradit' nam este nieto,
60 by SINE mali probovat', a.
by sn1e zachr&nili nasu cir
kew cd financneho dpadku?
Pan Greeley jej odpovedal: !:
'Probujte nabozenstyo."
Najvzacnejsf holub vo sve-
tovej vojne snad' Dol Cher
Ami, ktory letel 40 kilome-
trov v Argonne 5 odstrele-
nou nohou q s dierou Y pr
siach, nestle posolstvo Cd
majora Whittleseya 20 Ztra-
ten3ho Batalionu v okt. 1918.
Holub zil az do 1919.
Najdrahzf automobil vlast-
nf isty PerzAn, ktory 50 me-
nuje- Sach. Ciastky automo-
blu 81 vykladan6 diamanta-
mi . drahynni kamenami.
lStojl &l26. 900.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16
XIV. konvencia
S. K. S. Studentov

SkSS. povolava vsetkych ro-
duvernych Slovakov ma svo-
ju konvenciu, ktora bude cd
19. do FL. augusta " Natrona,
Pa.