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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-08

National Recovery Administration
National Resources Committee, Ma
tional Steel Labor Relations Board
National Textile Labor Relations
Board, Resettlement Administration
Rural Electrification Administration
Securities and Exchange Commission
Tennessee Valley Authority and the
Works Progress Administration.
Coming months. if the President
pursues to its logical conclusion his
stand taken last week in regard to
approximating a balanced budget and
an end to purely emergency appropria-
lions, promise an upheaval for many
of these agencies.
Plans are already being laid fol
the amalgamation of the manifold
organizations devoted to housing, but
it will probably be done slowly enough
to permit gradual transfer of employees
from defunct agencies to those newly
organized.
Expansion Would Stop.
Strict Budget Bureau control OF the
expenditures Of the emergency agen-
cies might not result in marked re-
duction in the present total number
of Federal employees, but it is expected
to bring halt to the ceaSeleSs expan-
sion of the governmental pay roll.
Deficiency appropriation measures
passed to meet mounting expenses OF
emergency agencies have accounted
for a large portion of the some 50
billion dollars spent by the New Deal
since early in 1888. Hereafter, Federal
bureaus will be forced to live with
in their income" so to speak, and not
in the middle of fiscal year petition
for added funds to pay extra employees
needed for some new activity.
The spending spree, ironically
enough, began within six months after
President Herbert Hoover charged the
last session of the Seventy-first Con-
gress in his budget message for the
fiscal year 1933-34:
"A large excess Of expenditures with
consequent increase in the public debt
is anticipated for the current fiscal
year. Such a situation cannot be con-
tinued without disaster to the Federal
finances. The recommendations here
in presented to the Congress for
further drastic reductions in expendi-
lures and increased revenues will
serve to prevent further increase in
the public debt during the fiscal year
1884 only If Congress will refrain from
placing additional burdens upon the
Federal Treasury.
Spending Limit Sought.
"I can not too strongly urge that
every effort be made to limit expendi-
lures and avoid additional obligations
not only in the interest Of the already
heavily burdened taxpayer but in the
interest Of the integrity of the
finances of the Federal Government. 4"
The appropriations urged in the last
Hoover budget message amounted to
S4,213,808, 344. Actual expenditures in
the period covered by the message. all
of which was under control Of the New
Deal, came to SO, 403. 006, 700.
Hereafter, Federal OUTLAWS may re-
main on the new high plane. But at
least the Presidents intention OF
anchoring his expenditures close by
the Budget Bureau estimates will
bring to an end the honeymoon for
the Democratic spoils seeker. Jobs
after next July in the Federal service
are expected to be at . premium.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-08
TRADITIONAL DEMOCRATS
MAY FORM OWN TICKET
Wish Opportunity in 1896 to Cast Vote
So as to Retire Roosevelt
From Presidency.
BY MARK SULLIVAN.

TINE last few days have brought
to the front one of the major
factors in next years presi-
- dental campaign. II is the
question whether there will be third
ticket Of a particular kind, a third
ticket rejecting traditional Democrats
who are profoundly disaffected by the
Roosevelt administration.
About this proposal there are GER
tain fundamental conditions. This
ticket, assuming it comes about, will
express and symbolic old school DEM
ocrats, Jeffersonian Democrats, states
rights" Democrats. Democrats of this
kind think that Mr.. Roosevelt and
the New Deal are going In the direc-
ton of a collectiyist form of society
to be administered by a centralized
bureaucracy at Washington.
This the old school Democrats deeply
deplore and resent. They wish an OPP
portunity to cast their votes next year
in such a way as to retire Mr. Roose-
welt from the presidency. If it be
asked why they do not vote the Repub-
lican ticket, the answer is that many
will. But large number of these old
school Democrats are men of strong
political convictions and conscience
They do not like the Republican party
and do not want to vote for it. Their
hope is that Mr.. Roosevelt can be de-
feated next year, and the New Deal
rejected at the polls, the regular DEM
ocratic party as now dominated by Mr.
Roosevelt and the New Dealers will
again become true Democratic party
They want the Democratic party To
be purged Of the New Deal-they want
Mr.. Roosevelt defeated and they are
willing to help defeat him, but they
want a means by which they can help
defeat him without voting the Re-
publican ticket.
Fruitful Effort Seen.
1t is to accommodate Democrats Of
this type that the third ticket is pro-
jected. Whether it will come to fruit
is too early to tell. / think it will.
Il am going on the assumption that
the new project is as have described
it. Another possibility is that the
traditional Democrats might try to
prevent Mr.. Roosevelt from being re-
nominated, might make the attempt
earnestly and formidably, and then,
If defeated, might organize a third
party. But II that were the intention
the sponsors Of it would not think OF
it, or describe it, at this time, as a
third party. Actually, suspect the
promoters Of the project, like nearly
every one else, take it for granted Mr.
Roosevelt will be able to renominate
himself. And imagine the intention
Is to provide home for Democrats
who, in the election next year, do moi
want to vote for Mr.. Roosevelt and
do not want to vote for Republican }
About the movement for a third
ticket to accommodate traditional
Democrats, certain conditions are ele-
mentary. For organizing the third
party and leading it, Democrats must
, come forward who do not now hold
Office. Democrats now holding Office
cannot afford to identify themselves
with third party movement. Most
of the Democrats now in Office will be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-08

| bringing all of the 20 or more emer-
gency agencies and commissions under
the requirements Of the Budget Bu-
reau. the same as the regularly con-
stituted departments and independent
agencies. These orders make it pos
sible for the President, through the
Budget Bureau, to restrict the money
spending of these so-called alpha
betical activities. In other words, Mr.
Roosevelt is going to keep his hands
on the purse strings of these agencies
in the future. In this connection he
has delegated to the director of the
budget the task of scrutinizing the es-
Inmates for appropriations for these
various agencies and of carefully
scanning their respective pay rolls for
the purpose of determining just what
employees may be dropped and what
salaries may be cut.
President Roosevelt is a trained ex->
ecutive. Long before he came into the
White House he learned at Albany the
importance Of governmental economy.
At heart he believes in it. Also, he is
too good a politician to not recognize
now that the opposition party will
undoubtedly lombard him in the
forthcoming national campaign with
accusations of broken pledges and
unfulfilled promises regarding gov
ernmental economy.
1t will be recalled that during the
campaign of 1882 Candidate Roosevelt
promised a rs per cent reduction in
the governmental expense. He did
fulfill this promise when he took
office through the enactment in 1888
Of the economy act, which did bring
about q Is per cent reduction 50 far
as the ordinary budget was concerned,
but exclusive of the debt retirement,
and exclusive of extraordinary ex-
penses growing out Of the widespread
depression. Little by little this Roose-
velt-pledged economy was wiped out.
Federal pay cuts were restored, and
compensation through World War vet
Grams was restored until finally the
last vestige of his economy disap-
peared when Congress, at its last ses-
sion, passed the Spanish War veter-
ans bill, which Mr.. Roosevelt ap-
proved.
Pledge Not Being Observed.
Therefore, as his campaign for re-
election is close by, Mr.. Roosevelt finds
himself without one single economy
pledge being observed.
Those who have discussed this sub
ject with the President feel confident
that long before the forthcoming cam
paign gets actually under way Mr..
Roosevelt will have an economy pro-
gram to which he can point with
pride. His intimates are likewise con-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-18
PRACA v OCELIARNACH
MA So PERC. KAPACITY

v oceliarhach pribudlo
prace j tohto ttzdha, takze
sa robf v mich 58-percento-
you vykonnost'ou. 52 marti-
nick z 83 leje ocel' a Giasto-
cne lejd bessemerky. v
kratkej buddcnosti al tri W.
soke pece maid byt' zap&le-
ne ma nasej okolici, lebo su-
rove j stare zelezo 50 rtchle
mfha. Nateraz je 10 2 81 W.
soktch pecf Gimme ma tomto
okoli. Objednavky dochodia
stale vo vel 'kom mnozstve a.
ko Cd automobiloveho, tax
cd intch priemyslov.
Vo stvrtok zapotat& bella
stavba 42Incov@ho pokracu-
j6ceho hordceho strip mly-
ma ma Mcdonald. Prftomni
boli vysokf dradaiei Carne-
gle Steel Co. Z Pittsburghu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-18
Blanket k pocte
Msgra Zlamala
PAN Vascak oddal pozdrav
IA youngstownskych
Slovakov.

V nedel'u odbyval sa v ho-
tell Statler v Clevelande veP-
kolepy banket k pocte novo-
menovaneho prelata, Msgra
Oldricha Zlamala, niekdaj-
sieho duchovneho osatly sv.
Cyrila a Metoda a zaklada-
tel'a tohto casopisu. Msgr.
Zlamal, ako z Youngstown
odisiel, je duchovnym sprav-
com ceskej osady Panny Ma
rie Lurdskej v Clevelande.
Ma bankete povedane boly
mnohe srdecne blahopriania
a "a youngstownskych Slova-
kov prehovoril p. Jozef G..
Vascak, pohrabnfk a hi. pod
predseda IKSJ. V reciach
spominane boly vel'ke zaslu-
by Msgra Zlamala O zaloze-
ME Cesko-Slovenskej Repub-
liky a o inc jeho. narodne
diela. Msgrovi Zlamalovi
my srdecne blahozelame.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-18
SLOVACI v NATIONAL
HONOR SOCIETY

D1a "a. januara bude gra-
duacia studentov Memorial
High skoly v Campbell, pri
ktorej bud1 rozdane diplo-
my a povedane slavnostne re-
Ii. Rev. Jan s. Hromyak bu-
de predriekat' modlitbu a u
deli pozehnanie. Medzi rec-
nfkmi sd tito nasi STUDENT:
Jozef Behun, ktort bude rec-
nit ma predmet "Vtchova a
moderna rodina". Jozef Ko-
Yak bude recnit' 0 "Vychove
a obcanovi zajtrajska".
IA 20 48 graduantov Me-
mortal skoly dostalo So do
National Honor Society, me-
dzi mimi Jane Datko, Helena
Kish, Jozef Behun, Maria
Svantek, Jozef Kozak q Ber-
ia Komara.
V Struthers bola gradua-
cia II. jan. Walter Kubicko
Dol menovant do National
Honor Society.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-18
CHCU DAT 20 $500
STARYM L'UDOM

" Spojenych Statoch je
nateraz daky tucet planov o
starobnej penzii, z ktorych
najfantastickejsim je plan
kalifornickeho lekara Town
senda, ktory chce platit' W.
Sc 65-rocnym l'ud 'om po
5000 mesacne. Townsend a.
gituje tuho "a svoj plan a
ma mnoho privrzencov v ce-
lei krajine. Tajomnfcka pra-
ce poukazala ma nemoznost'
tohto planu. Keby Dol prija-
ty, 8 percent obyvatel'ov kra
jiny by dostalo "a bilionov
dolarov rocne, kdezto cely
narodny prfjem v lanskom
roku Dol len okolo 45 bilio-
nov. Tedy 9 percent l'udf by
dostalo Wac penazf do rdk,
nezli 81 pcrc. ostatnych.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-18
SPOJENE STATY DO
SVETOVEHO SUDU

Prezident Roosevelt postal
kongresu posolstvo, v kto-
rom no ziadal, aby odhlaso-
val vstup Spojenych Statov
do Svetoveho sddu v Haagu.
Ia vstdpenie Spoj. Statov do.
tohto sudu boil vsetci prezi-
denti, odkedy Dol ten sud Ia
lozeny, ale senat Dol vzdy
proti tomu. Teraz sen&tny
vybor odpor1ca prijatie ma
vrhu a tax je NOME, re Sp.
Staty sa konecne stand cle-
nom tohto sudu. Povrava sa
tiez, ze behom budlcich par
rokov Spoj. Staty vstlpia /
do Ligy narodov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-18
NOVY ZAKON O ZLATEJ.
MEME POTREBNY

Pred najvyssfm sIdom
Spojenych Statov rozhoduje
sa teraz o tom, Ii znehodno-
tenie dolara ma 60c v pome-
re k dolaru zpred dvoch ro-
kov bolo Istavne alebo ME.
Vseobecna mienka je, ze maj
vyssf sud vynesie vyrok, ze
to bolo protidstavne prevede-
ne. Menit' hodnotu pehazf
ma pravo len kongres, kdez-
to znehodnotenie previedol
prezident. Rev. Coughlin, rec
MAC v nedel'u ma radio po-
vedal, ze kongres by NAL
hned' vyniest' zakon o zne-
hodnotenf, aby tax predisiel
nepriaznivemu vyroku mai
vyssieho sddu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-18
HAUPTMANNA
USVEDcUJE JEHO PlSMO

Sud s Brunom Richardom
Hauptmannom pokratuje a
jeho koniec este nevidiet'.
Cez cely tyzden podavane
boly svedectva znalcov pis-
ma a vsetci svedcili, ze listy,
vypisovane Lindberghovi, DIR
Condonovi a inym ohl'adom
vykupneho "a Lindberghovie
diet'a boly pfsane rukou ST.
deneho. Ami jeden znalec ne
pochybuje o tom, Re listy pr
sal Hauptmann. Hauptman-
nov obranca chce dokazat',
ze listy pfsal neboht clovek,
menom Fisch, ktory zomrel
v Nemecku a ma ktoreho
Hauptmann chce svalit' vse-
tko. FiSchova rodina priSla
z Nemecka sem svedGit', ze
Fisch nemal ziadne dolare,
ked' 50 vr&til 2 Ameriky a
zomrel v najvacsej chudobe
ma suchotiny.
Nasiel sa tiez jeden. Glovek
ktory sa podoba ma Haupt-
mamma a tvrdf, ze to boil on,
ktory v den lnosu diet'at'a
boil ma aute pri Lindbergho-
vie dome, kde obzeral po-
zemky. Tymto svedkom chce
obrana vyvratit' svedectvo
jedneho starca, ktory sved-
Ill, ze videl Hauptmanna v
den 1nosu pri Lindberghovie
dome.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-18
JAPONSKO RASTIE
o MILLION DUSI ROcNE

Japonsko .pocitovalo i. g.
ktobra lanskeho roku 68,-
$4,000 obyvatel'ov, . 966,
800 Wac, nezli pred rokom.
Toto je obyvatel 'stvo, ktor6
byva len v Japonsku samom.
V Korei byva vyse 20 milio-
nov a v Mandzlrii vyse So
milionov ludf. Uzemie ia
ponska je ME vacsie, ako Ka-
lifornie a ornej p6dy je len
sestina celeho dzemia, o-
statok sd hory a lesy. Je to|
toto rychle q vel'ke mnox
ME sa Japoncov, ktor6 icl
tiska ma vyboi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-18
BONUS NEPREJDE
v SENATE SIP. STATOV

z Washingtonu oznamujt
re v senate je 35 senatorov,
ktorf budd n1asovat proti
vyplateniu bonusu vetera-
nom teraz. To je o diva hlasy
Wac, nez je potrebne ma u
drzanie prezidentovho veta.
Je pohyb, aby bonus boil W.
plateny len n1dznym vete-
ramon a tiez druhy, aby boz
nus bol vyplateny vsetkym,
ale len v terajsej hodnote,
ME v tel, ak1 bud1 mat boz
nusove certifikaty o desat'
rokov. Veterani vzdor tomu
este vzdy nastoja ma vypla-
tent celeho bonusu teraz.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-18
MIER JE LEN KLAM,
HOVORI MUSSOLINI

Mier je len klam, mieru-
milovnost' je obycajna zba-
belost' a trvaly mier nedzi
narodami je ami nemozny a.
nj neziaddcny, vyhlasil ia
]iansky diktator Benito Mus
solini v svojom clanku napi-
sanom do international
Cancellation, ktory casopis
,-vydava Carnegieho -spoloc-
most pre- mier. Vsetky micro
We spolky vyhlasil "a klamli-
We a predpovedal i'm, ze bu-
du rozprasene do vetra pri
najblizsej medzinarodnej krf
ri. Vojnu povazuje Mussoli-
nj "a "najsl'achetnejsiu" vec
ma svete a mier "a skodlivy
fasizmu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-18
Predajova dan sa
zacne ~. jan.

Ohioska predajova dan sa
zacne vyberat' ~. januara,
oznamil predseda dahovej
komisie Davis " Columbus.
Do tejto soboty kazdy okres-
ny pokladnfk v state bude
mat dost' zasob danovych
potvrdeniek pre- obchodnf-
kov.
Vsetci predavaei, ktori
predavajd z dom ma dom, 81
majl zadovazit' licens "a 81.
Toto sa netyka farmarov,
ktori predavaj1 len svoje w.
robky. V sobotu je posledny
den ma zadovazenie licensov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-18
SMRTNE ZPRAVY

Martin Hripko st., {. 1742
Midland Ave., zomrel II. ja-
nuara vo veku 54 rokov. Ne
bohy byval tn "a rokov. O.
plakava no manzelka Maria,
dcery Katarfna a Helena do
ma, pani Maria Fabry tuna ;
synovia Juraj, Stefan, Pavel,
Andrej a Frank donna, brat
Jozef v meste a stvoro vnu-
cat. Pohrab mu bol v ponde-
lok rano z domu sm1tku a
chramu Mena Jezis. Pohrab-
ne obrady odbavil Rev. Ste
fan Kocis. Pochovany Dol ma
Calvary cintorine.
Juraj Juhas, z {. 46 So.
Blaine Ave., zomrel 13. ja-
nuara vo veku 81 rokov. By
val tuna "a rokov. Oplakava
no matka Katarfna v kraji,
manzelka Alzbeta tuna a
dietky vel. sestra Augustine
v klastore Ursuliniek, pani
Anna Debrovsky, pani Hele-
ma Pinchot, Irena, Katarina,
Margita, Juraj, Jan a Mi
chal; sestra pani Berta Kas-
cak v Mcdonald a jedna Sc
stra v kraji. Pohrab Dol v
stredu z gr. kat. chramu sv.
Nikolaja. Pohrabne obrady
odbavil Rev. Jan S. Hrom-
yak. Pochovany boil ma Gin
torine sv. Nikolaja.
Michal BlaSko, 81 Starr st.
Campbell, zomrel Is. janua-
ra vo veku IL rokov. Opla-
kavajl no rodicia Jakub q
Anna Cifrik Blasko, bratia a
sestry Jan, Marta, Irena, Nj
kolaj, William a Jczef. Po-
hrab Dol vo stvrtok 2 or. kat.
chramu sv. Nikolaja. Obrady
odbavil Rev. Jan s. Hrom-
yak. Pochovany boil ma Gin
torfne sv. Nikolaja.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-18
Spolky hlasuju
"a adres&r
Sest' telies uz odhlasovalo,
ably maly adres6r Y Yoslue.
Slow. Novinach. Dalsio bugi6
hlasovat' ma najblixsieh
sch0dzach.

Sest' slovenskych spollov
ma Mahoning doline odhla-
sovalo ma svojich sch0dzacll,
ze napomozu udrzanie Yo.
S. Novfn ako tyzdennfka 8
usnieslo sa dat svoj spolko-
w adresar do Mich a diva 3
Mich odhlasovaly al dodatoc-
MI pomoc v podobe pred
platkov pre- takych Slovakov,
ktori sd ma relief a nem6~
zu 81 noviny predplacat'. S1
to nasledovne:
Okresny Sbor Slov. Lfgy
$4,000; SLOW. Kniznica SO;
LAG. Sbor S. T. j. Sokol SO !;
Youngstownsky SLOW. Politi-
cky Klub $40; Odbor 8. NJ.
S. S. $35; Odbor 64. N. s. s..
$40. Spolu 125.OO.
Ufame, ze vsetky spolky Il
kluby slovenske, muzsk6 j
zenske bud1 nasledovat'. Po-
c1vame, ze niektore z mich
predplatia Y S. N. vsetkJm
svojim clenom okrem odhla-
sovania $40 ma adresar, lebo
i'm ide o to, ably Y. S. Noviny
vychodily zvacsene.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-18
$50, 900 FARIEM
MA BYT OPUSTENE

Komisia pozemkoveho pla-
novania cd Rady narodnych
zdrojov podala vlade odpo-
rdeanie, ably bolo opustene
100000 fariem o 75,000,000
akroch a tato zem ably bola
zalesnena alebo premenena
ma parky a utocistia pre- di-
wi zverinu. Tato zem je cel-
kom nesdca ma pol'ne obra-
banie a farmari ma nej pra-
cuj1ci sa len nadarmo deru.
Okrem toho, komisia udava,
je v krajine dodatocnych
125, 100000 akrov p6dy, kto-
rel vrchna 1rodna vrstva bo-
la povodnami smyta skoro u
pine, takze urodnost' tejto
zeme je slaba. Dalsfch 100,-
100000 akrov ornej zeme
hladuje a jej urodnost' bude
znicena, ak sa nieco neurobi.
Komisia neodpordca "a
kladat' cisto farmarske osa-
dy, kde by sa robilo len ma
poll, ale odpordca, aby sa
do takych osad st'ahovaly
priemyselne podniky, takze
by osadeny l'ud NAL pracu
nielen ma poll, ale i v diel-
mach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-18
Guv. Davey
zacal cistit'

Martin l.. Davey, pri svo-
jom nastIpenf ma lrad gu
vernera statu Ohio v ponde-
lok povedal rec, v ktorej stu
bill, ze "a jeho Iradovania
nebude novych dani, ze bude
davat' pozor ma vydavky a
ze bude pracujucim guverne-
rom a ME recniacim. Sl'ubil,
ze snizeny plat statnych Ia
mestnancov nebude podvyse-
ny, kym stat zapasi s finan.
ciami a re v svojej admir-
stracii bude pouzivat' oby-
cajny rozum a nebude mat
ziadne "modzgove trusty".
Guvernera pozdravil z prf-
lezitosti inauguracie i Slo-
vensky Demokraticky Klub v
Mahoning okrese, ktoreho
predsedom je And. J. Ham,
rak.
Hned' po nast1penf dradu
guv. Davey dal sa do ciste-
MIA administracie a wal 81
zvlast' ma musku statne va
zenie, z ktoreho prepustene
bolo minuleho tyzdna vel'mi
mnoho vazhov predcasne,
medzi mimi i Fred A. LaBelle
ktory NAL sediet' 1-10 ro-
kov a sedel len Z mesiacov.
Vaznov omilostnil odchodia-
ci guverner White.
Davey bude pracovat' "a
to, aby cena piva bola snize-
ma ma &c "a pohar. Tym Gle
Pom bude naliehat' ma to, a.
by pivova federalna a statna
dan bola snizena 20 $3.50
ma 81 "a s1dok.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-18
Odbory Mar. ST.
Spolku, pozor!
SpoloSna schodza youngs-
townskych a okolitych odbo-
row %. januara v Sokolovni.

Ma predoslej sch6dzi B.
odboru bolo pojednavane O.
hl'adom IS. vyrocnej oslavy
Narodneho Slov. Spolku. Zvo-
leny boil vybor, ktory sa ma
postarat' a pripravit' vsetko
potrebne k takejto oslave.
Preto, ze je to alebo ma byt'
oslava zalozenia a jestvova-
MIA Narodneho Slovenskeho
Solku ziaddcne je, ably sa
spojily vsetky tunajsie a o.
kolite odbory a spolocne u
sporiadaly takdto vel'kolepl
slavnost'.
Ziadame teda vsetky od-
bory o spolupracu, o koope-
raciu, ably SINE mohli pre-
West a usporiadat' vel 'kole-
pl slavnost' 45rocneho "a
lozenia a jestvovania Narod-
neho Slov. Spolku; otca to
vsetkych slovenskych spoil
kov v Amerike.
Preto svolavame sch0dzu
ma den %. ,januara veGer ma
pol osmu hodinu do narod-
nej Sokolovne, 319 Washing
ton St.
Prosime o Icast' ma sch0-
dzi nasledovne odbory: Ga,
314, 262, GIL, 52S, 722, 731,
742 a 755.
Ia 8. odbor,
Andrej PalenG8r, preds.
Juraj Puhalla, Ictovnfk.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-18
SOD PRINUTIL z
LUTRlU PLATIT

Manze".a Franka Skurnu
20 Strut. .ers zalovala lutriu,
ktora odoprela jej muzovi
vyplatit' vyhru $500. Pojed-
navanie bolo pred sudcom
Gessnerom a porota vyniesla
vtrok, ze lutria must platit'
nielen vthru, ale j $75, ktore
Skurna vydal ma lutriove IT,
kety cd 1. jan. 1881 do %.
augusta 1881, kedy postavil
60c ma (. 297 a vyhral $500,
ktore potom nemohol sko-
lektovat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-18
KARPATSKl RUSI
HOTUJU PREDNASKU

Prednaska dra Fencika,
zastupcu kultdrneho spolku
Duchnovica ma Podkarpat-
skej Rusi, bude tn ma Maho-
ming doline koncom januara
alebo zaciatkom februara to-
hoto roku, bolo usnesene ma
sch0dzi Ruskej Federacie,
odbyvanej pri gr. kat. cirkvi
P. Marie ma Steelton. Pri tel
prflezitosti bude koncerto-
vat j vel'ky spevokol tel cir
kve, pod wedenfm prof. Mi
chala Vukstu. Sch6dzi pred
sedal DIR. N. j. Sopkovic. Y
prednaSkovom whore sd:
Michal Holiday, Matej Van
sac, Jan Gran, Jan Graham,
IN Benny, Stefan ,Istvanik,
hal Vuksta q Jan Lazor-