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ond section Of the Los Angeles Linn
tied. made up Of coaches and tourist
sleeping cars.
SCRIBBLINGs: Motoring in Hell
sinki is silent affair Long ago
Finland's capital decided a ban on
horn-blasting would compel drivers
and pedestrians to be watchful in traf-
fic, and also abate noise. Years Of
trial have proved the plans success.
Sea Island Beach, 10 miles out in
the Atlantic, is reached by a causeway
from Brunswick, Ga.
Holy Land guides point out the spot
where David killed Goliath.
Montevideo builds artistic fences
around its vacant lots.
AT Troy, N. Y, is the grave of Sam.
uel Wilson, the original Uncle Sam"
A tablet in Oakwood Cemetery marks
the spot.
Great camphor plantations are To-
Gated at Palatka, Fla.
Behind the city hall in Mulhouse,
Alsace, may be seen the 'gossipers'
stone" 1t is quite heavy. In olden
days women who chartered too much
or were quarrelsome or slanderous
would be sentenced to wear the stone
on an iron chain around their necks
Market day was popular time to i'm
pose the sentence. and the chatterbox
was required to parade before the
town.
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Pier Sights Memorable.

"A TLANTIC CITY, December T.
: Few who visit Atlantic City ever
forget the amusement piers that ex-
tend in some instances almost half
mile out into the ocean. At one is to
be found great variety of entertain
ment for nominal admission.
Included in the program are famous
orchestras, stars of the stage, screen
and radio. three motion picture houses,
vaudeville shows, water sports shows
and number of interesting exhibits.
Another has dancing, boxing shows,
basket ball games and a most fascin-
ating spectacle. the deep-sea net haul,
which occurs twice daily and which
reveals all sorts of rare and strange
under-sea creatures.
Still another pier exhibits rare
paintings, statuary and the unusual
ends Of scientific excavation parties.
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FLYER 50 Years Old.
THE CONGRESSIANAL, the Pen

HE CONGRESSlANAL, Ine Fenn-
= sylvania Railroads famous flyer
between New York and Washington,
celebrated its golden birthday yester-
day. The famous train made its ini-
tial runs in both directions on Decem-
Der 7, 1885.
Hauled by new streamlined electric
locomotives, the Congressional now
covers the 225 miles between the two
cities in 225 minutes, including six
intermediate stops. Early schedules
required more than five hours.
Because of the nature of its run and
the character of the patronage to
which it appeals, the Congressional
has perhaps carried more persons of
distinction, fame and achievement
than any other train in the world
Originally operated as an extra fare
train, that feature was discontinued
some years ago.
Since its Inauguration the Con-
gresSional has made pproximately
$4,000 round trips and in its half
century of operation has covered a
distance, in round figures, of 100000
miles, equivalent to girdling the globe
800 times. 1t has carried over 1000
600 passengers.
The Congressional was established
at the direct request Of a group of
prominent Senators, Representatives
and other governmental officials,
whose duties required frequent trips
between Washington and New York,
and many a point of vital national
policy or Of diplomatic and political
strategy has been ironed out on the
train.
Long ago the flyer was painted
black, the standard Pullman color
New York passengers were transferred
across the Hudson by ferry to and from
the Jersey City station of the Penn
eylvania Railroad until the Hudson
was tunneled and Pennsylvania Sta
tion in New York City was opened
in 1910.
ID In 1893 Frank Thomson, then presi-
dent of the Pennsylvania Railroad,
took a trip through Mexico and was
greatly impressed with the striking
appearance of the train provided for
the personal use of President Diaz
and his staff. On his return he
ordered the cars of the Congressional
and also the Pennsylvania Limited
New York Chicago flyer-to be dec
GRATED in the same color scheme,
green and cream, with a touch of
red above the windows. This contin-
ued for several years, when it was
decided to paint all Pennsylvania
Railroad trains the standard Tuscan
red, which is in use today.
The Congressional has been oper-
ated continuously since its inaugural
ton, with the exception of the period
from January 6, 1918, to March II
of the same year, when it was tenn
porarily withdrawn, owing to the enor-
nous wartime demands on all rail-
road lines for freight transportation
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NewEngland
Hiker Hostel
Move Grows
33 Places Shelter
Foot Travellers in
Scenic Areas.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
n YORTHFIELD, Mass, December
M 7.-American youth, some
VI what more tardily than Euro
4 pean young men and women,
is responding to the lure OF the open
road.
Proof of rapidly increasing en-
thusiaSm for tramping rural byWays
is found in patronage given a string
of 80 international youth hostels es-
tablished in Massachusetts,, Vermont
and New Hampshire during the past
year.
The hostels are located in a loop,
starting here in the Berkshire Hills
and including the Green Mountain
country of Vermont and the White
Mountain region of New Hampshire.
Most are farm houses, but at South
Hadley, Mount Holyoke College has
set aside a dormitory, 150-yaar-old
Cowles Lodge, as its contribution to
the movement.
A fee of 25 cents a night is charged,
plus cents in Summer and 10 cents
in Winter for fuel. Liquor and to-
bacco are taboo. Lights must be out
at 10 pm, and hostlers who are not
on the road again by 9 am, are
frowned upon.
The United States is the nineteenth
country to join the movement, started
in 1910 by Richard Schirmann at
Altena, Germany.
Thus far hostels have attracted
chiefly young men and women of high
school and college age, but there is
no age limit.
The patrons also are expected to
bring and prepare their own food.
No attention is paid race, color or
creed.
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and Grapevine Mountains on the east,
all part of the Sierra Nevada range.
Death Valley is approximately $50
miles in length and at maximum points
from Is to 80 miles in width.
Routes into Death Valley include
rail connections at Crucero, Calf, to
Death Valley Junction, from which
motor stages tour the valley. Pas
sengers also can leave a link at Las
Vegas New, and proceed by automobile
into Death Valley. Visitors to Death
Valley are accommodated at Furnace
Greek Inn, a modern hotel with every
facility, including. in this heart Of the
desert, large out-of-doors swimming
pool, tennis courts and sporty nine
hole golf course with all grass greens
and fairWays.
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Death Valley Open.

T OS ANGELES, December Death
Valley, the weird scenic formation
lying just west Of the southwestern
boundary of Nevada, and which be-
came part of the national park sys-
TEN in February, 1888. recently has
been opened to railroad tourists for the
Winter months Because of the tre-
mendous heat in the Summer, Death
Valley is open to tourists only from
November to May /, when its climate
is mild and exhilarating.
Death Valley is a region of dramatic
scenic contrasts, with multi-colored
mountainous formations. The floor Of
the valley is 276 feet below sea level.
1t is pocketed between the Panamint
Mountains on the west and the Funeral
Evening star., 1935-12-08
Lake Placid's|
Winter Sport
Season Near
Snow f all Usually
Starts Program in
Late December.
AXE PLACID, N. Y. December
WINTERS legions will soon
be gathering at Lake Placid.

v AXE PLACID, N. Y, December
WINTERS legions will soon
be gathering at Lake Placid.
- All facilities will be ready
when Winters mantle falls on these
Adirondack peaks and valleys. Inter-
wales Olympic ski jump, the famous
Mount Van Hoevenberg bobsled run,
the huge indoor Olympic arena and
the $50 miles Of croSs-country ski
trails that radiate from Lake Placid.
High lights of the 1856 program
include crowning of the King and
Queen of Winter on the evening of
December %, official opening Of the
bobsled run, December 90; National
A. A. U. Junior two and four man bob
championships, January Is and 10;
25-mile sled-dog derby, January rs;
National A. A. U. senior two and four
man bob championships, February 8
and 9; tenth Annual Midwinter Ice
Carnival, February 81 and %; North
American bob title races, February %;
finals Of the Tri-County speed
skating meets, February 29, and finals
of the Lake Placid junior sh-jumping
tournaments, March 7.
Every week end all Winter will be
a big holiday period, marked by fast
hockey games Saturday nights and
Sunday afternoons in the Olympic
arena, figure bob-slad trips,
ski runs and all the sports Of snow
and ice.
While Winter sports start at Lake
Placid when Winter starts. the sea-
son may be said to get under way in
earnest on the week end beginning
December 27. From then until the
warm suns of March begin to get in
their work, King Winter will reign
supreme in his North Country domain.
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Is
Tourist Goal
In Brussels
Odd and Variously
Dressed Statues Is
Big Attraction.

y RUSSELS, December 1.-THE
= heart of a Belgian city-even
\ a city the size of Brussels-is
its market place, or Grand
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y ABROAD men still are burning
y midnight oil to give the trav-
l cling public what it wants. De-

- midnight oil to give the trav-
N cling public what it wants. De-
= ' spite the revolutionary changes
in service the last three or four years,
the throttle still Is wide open on Yam
kee ingenuity.
1t may sound like reporting the
manifestations Of company pep talk
to cite 1t, but the Chicago & North
Western several months ago offered
$50 in prizes to employees submitting
the best idea to improve passenger
traffic. The ideas are now being stud
led and may eventually emerge as well
come news to the coast-to-coast trip
per and the holiday jaunter.
TN DECEMBER, 1898, the North
Western hit on the idea of running
all-expense tours to the North Woods
Of Wisconsin. From this have emerged
two variations-the New York "snow
trains" and the Boston "bike-and-
hike" train. Recognizing love Of Win
ter sports, four lines last Winter be-
gan operating the snow trains from
New York. Then, this Fall, came the
-and-hike idea.
On October the Boston & Maine
launched this latest experiment. Leav-
ing Boston, the special puffed up to
the White Mountains of New Hamp-
shire with 191 passengers. Fifty-three
either took bicycles or rented them
from the baggage car. Those who
owned their own checked them
through free on their tickets. For four
hours the men and women tramped
or rode, scme on tandem wheels,
through the mountain region, while
the train waited at Fabyan, N. H.
On October 20 the second train was
Evening star., 1935-12-08
Russian Holiday.

November 7, the day Of the prole-
tartan revolution" marking the Boil
shevist revolution in 1917, is the most
important holiday in the Russian
calendar.
Evening star., 1935-12-08

n nOOOJ1O1 ACkCAllbCI 4AS
- heart of Belgian city-even
a city the size of Brussels-is
1 its market place, or Grand
Place, where the finest buildings are
usually found and where people gather
to drink in cafes and discuss politics.
Early morning in the Grand Place
here-BrusselS rises early and goes
to bed early, though it lives gay
life in the hours between-means the
flower market, with its bright blossoms
tended by Flemish women, all dressed
in black. Afternoon means cafe-time,
with travellers sitting about drinking
coffee and looking out at the splendid
old guild-houses, the MERGERS House,
the Grease Merchants House, the
Boatmen's, with its gilt roof and sea-
horses, the barrel-makers, the Bakers I.
The names of the streets nearby
speak of everyday life and everyday
cSlings. There is Fish street, Poultry
street, Butter street, the Street of the
Lost Bread. Another of Brussels
streets, that of the Six Young Men,
tells of tragedy, of six youths who were
out playing jokes one night and by
accident smeared the face Of an
agent of the country's foreign ruler
with tar They were caught and
hanged, and later the street in which
they lived was named the Street Of
the Six Young Men in their memory.
brussels most famous statue is
= its Mannikin, the citys so-called
oldest inhabitant and the one statue
that travellers, whether they are fond
of statues or not, always seek out.
the Hotel de Vile. at the corner Of
the Rue de rEtuve. was cast about
the time the Dutch we're settling Man.
haitian and was given by a citizen
who, the story goes, found his lost
son on that spot, in the unconven-
tional pose of the statue.
The Mannikin is dressed up several
times a year, its clothes being stored
in the Broodhuys 1t has the costume
of a 18th ChaSSeur, which it wears
on March 6 and again July IA, Boy
Scout uniform, a suit given it by Louis
XIV of France, the blouse of medical
student, which it dons in November,
and a kimono given by the Mikado.
Although the Mannikin has been car
ried off three times, once by the Eng
lish, once by the soldiers Of Louis XIV
and once by convict, it always re-
turns to grace Brussels and delight
travellers.
GHENT, northwest Of Brussels.
~ claims to be the flower capital Of
the world. Its suburbs have miles of
hot houses-the worlds first one was
built there about 800 years ago-and
in them orchids, begonias, lilies and
carnations are grown for the whole
Continent Then in Summer acres of
dahlias. gladiolus, gloxinias, spread
out around it, and as if this were not
enough, wild poppies bloom every
where.
The southern part of Belgium, the
land of the Walloons, prideS itself on
the scenery of the Ardennes and its
great industries.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16
SLOVENSKf STUDENTI
IDU MA KONVENCIU

Ma konvenciu Sdruz. SLOW.
Kat. Studentov, ktora sa cd
byva cd 10. do 81. augusta
v Natrona, Pa, ide hodna
delegacia z Mahoning doll
ny, ma cele s Rev. MN. Tom
drom, redaktorom "Furde-
ka', organu SSKS. Ako de-
legati a delegatky idu: slec-
ny Maria Hnat, Etela E. Ko-
valcik, Julia Krupa, Jennie
Novotny, Helen Vargo, Mar
tin Dolak NIL, Adam L. Ko-
valcik, Ted Macejko, Pavel
Ondash mi. a Adrian Slifka.
Nahradnymi delegatmi a
delegatkami sl slecny: Anna
Bellan, Helena Illencik, He
lena Kanas, Maria Macuga
a Helena Sofranec a PIP. Jan
Hassay, Frank Skokan a Jan
Jas.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16
Hubbard konecne prehral
Hubbard New Deal Lun.

Hubbard kone6ne prehral
Hubbard New Deal Lun-
ches, ktora cata dosiap mala
sest 'vyhier jednu "a dru-
hou, dostala porazku v me-
del'u cd caty gr. k. osady
sv. Petra a Pavla 20 Struthers
skorom 4 ku 1. Bola to pre-
krasna hra, pima rozculenia
cd zaciatku do konca, takze
divaci mali sa ma co divat'.
Jack Novotny 20 struthers-
kej caty Dol hviezdou, ude-
riac lobdu tri razy a k tomu
al lapil jednu t'azku lobdu
v siedmom iningu, ked' bazy
boly pine. Stropich vystraj-
koval II Hubbardcanov a
hadzal dobre menovite, ked'
bolo treba.
Pc vel'mi tuhej a dlhej
hre, Lansingvillcania porazi-
Ii Haselton Dodgers sk6rom
a ku 3 ma Shady Run " Is
iningoch. Busel Olenik ha-
DIAL vyborne, vystrajkujuc
Fl hracov. Stricek udrel sin
glu, duplu i triplu. Tato roz.
hodla vit'azstvo v Is. z Ha.
seltoncanov Mack a Has u.
dreli vzduch po styri razy
Kacenga trafil lobdu tri ra.
zy.
| Cata Mena Jezis prehrals
v nedel'u uz stvrtu hru. Far.
rellcania vyhrali skorom 3
ku 1.
| Cata Pulaski konecne "a.
stavila svoje prehravanie 3
v nedel'u vyhrala hru cd Ca.
ty nsv. Trojice 9 ku 8.
Gr. k. cata P. Marie ze
Steelton nabila campbell
| skych Slovakov IL ku a.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16
NESTASTIE SLOW. 80.
CHLAPCA z CAMPBELL

V stredu toho tyzdna siel
p. Stefan Hudak z CORTLAND
Ave-. i, so svojim 11-rocnyln
synkom .Stefanom po drevo
do lesa. Ked' nakladli do saa-
kladneho auta a sa pohI do
NOV, brvna sa v troku pohy-
baly a jedno pritislo ruku
Stefka. TAX mu ju pomiaz-
dilo, ze mu ju v nemocnici
museli odrezat'.
Nehoda vyvolala v osade
sv. Alzbety vseobecnd si-
strast'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16
Vit'azstvo Campbellcanov
mad Steeltonom 4 ku 2,

Vit'azstvo Campbellcanov
mad Steeltonom 4 ku 2.
Steelton podstupil svoju
druhd pcrazku v tejto dru-
hej polovici, a to z ruk Camp
bellcanov, ked' v minulu ne
delu' zapasili ma Lotus hri-
.sku "a pritomnosti mnoho
divakov. Steeltoncani boil
vel'mi prekvapeni sikovno-
st'ou svojich protivnikov a
vsetky ich namahy obranit'
sa i'm nepomohly. Campbell
-uzv druhon iningu ulapiI q
obehy. Pochvala "a vit'az-
stvo patri hlavne Lesagoni-
eovi, Gillovi a Janeckovi, le-
DO tt znamenite bill, vsetci
uderiac po diva razy.
Janecko zasluzi pochvalu
"a vyborne hadzanie, lebo
dal len 5 zabitov a II Steel
toncanom nedovolil trafit'
70 Steeltoncanov Havrilla
najlepsie narabal S kyjom.
Struthers a Haselton vyhrali
Struthers tiez vyhral v ne
del'u tym istym sk6rom mad
Farrellcanmi. W v prvom
iningu dostali jeden obeh a
v tret'om az tri. Rubicky diva
razy uderil lobdu a pomohol
hodne k vft'azstvu. Sedlak
tiez diva razy trafil lobdu. @
Haselton vyhral v nedel' u
cd Youngstown, ale skor je
reznamy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16
VYROBA OCELE
RUDE ZAS VACSIA

Republic Steel dala zapa-
lit tri dodatocne martinske
pece a Youngstown Sheet &
Tube Co. tiez dala rozkaz
zapalit' ma Brier Hill tri
martinske pece, lebo II peel
v Campbell nestaci dodavat'
dost' ocele pre- finisujdce
mlyny. Takto bude vyroba O.
cele v nasona distrikte IVY
sena ma 60 percent kapaci-
ty. z s3 martiniek bude Gin
ne SO g dve z troch besseme-
rick. Vlani Q tomto Case W.
roba tu bola len ma 20 perc.
kapacity.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16

V utorkovych idemokrati-
ckych primarkach V Camp
bell zvit'azil Jan J. Borak
mad J. r. Kubovcikom 1927
hlasmi proti Tic. S Borakom
vyhrali vsetci k.ndidati, kto-
ri boil ma jeho ''tabulke".
Toto je po prvy raz v histo-
rii mesta Campbell, ze wi
TAIL cely slate mayorske-
ho kandidata. S MIN zvit'azi-
Ii: John DeMart, "a predse-
du mestskej rady; Slovak Mi
chal j. Kovach "a auditora;
Anthony j. Testa "a poklad-
nika; Nicholas Petica "a ad-
vokata; "a troch koncilma-
nov pre- cele mesto Slovaci
Julius Fabian a Michal Mar
tinko Poliak Lysowski; "a
koncilmana L. wardy Chas.
w. Nelson; "a koncilmana
2. wardy Alexander Miller,
Slovak; "a koncilmana 8.
wardy F. DiTommaso; "a
koncilmana 4. Wardy Slovak
Jozef Fabian. ~ :
j. R. Kubovcik, Borakov
protikandidat, gratuloval p.
Borakovi k vit'azstvu a sl'u-
bill, ako dobry demokrat, po-
moe v novembrovych VOL
bach.
Demokraticke vit'azstvo v
novembrVvych vopbach v
Campbell je povazovane "a
iste. Ako bolo toto mesto ke-
dysi republikanske, tax je te
raz demokraticke. .ts
2 republikanov-Slovakov
nominovani boli: Juraj Lisko
"a preds. mestskej rady, Ju-
raj E. Prokop "a advokata,
Tomas L. Cernoch "a audi
tora, Jan Kadilak mi. "a po-
kladnika, Jan Cebula mi. "a
koncilmana.. ,E -
Pan Borak touto cestou ST.
decne d'akuje vsetkym Slo-
vakom a Slovenian a Slova-
nom i Slovankam "a ich po-
moe a doveru,, ktoru v nom
slozili.
v Struthers znovu nomi.
novany Dol "a mayora 7. A
Roberts, republican. Demo.
kraticku nominaciu dostal
Edwin H. Gensler.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16
Post a Rogers
sa zabili v Alaske
Jeden Dol svetochyrny letln,
druhy slavny humorist.

Wiley Post, svetochyrny
americky letun, ktory obletel
zemegul'u a lietal prvy v sub
stratosfere, a Will Rogers,
slavny americky humorista a
herec, boil zabiti v piatok
rano, ked' leteli z Fairbanks,
Alaska, do Point Barrow, A
laska. Ich mrtvoly boly od-
vezene do Point Barrow, CO
je najsevernejsia osada be-
lochov v Alaske. e..
Post a Rogers boil udajne
ma ceste do Ruska, kde leteli
DO kusku, ..a-.... .-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16

Pan Jozef Husek, predse-
da Ustredneho vyboru, ktory
sa bude starat' o prednasky
delegacie Matice slovenskej
20 Slovenska, postal nam uz
program prednasiek, ktory
tn uverejnujeme. Program
svedci, re to bude nieco, co
SINE v Amerike este nikdy
nemali a z coho iste nado-
budneme narodnej hrdosti.
Program je nasledovny:
Prednasky elena delegacie p.
tajomnika Matice slovenskej
J. G.. Hronskeho:
/. Zalozenie Matice slo-
venskej v Turc. Sv. MARITIME.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16
sLovENsKE HRISKo
UROVNAJU "A So, $50

Novo-zaklpene Slovenske
baseballove hrisko pri South
Ave. bude v najkratsom case
urovnane "a $3.50, Nabid-
ku dala firma James Lum-
bard Contracting Co. Protiv-
nfci kupenia tohto pozemku
udaval, ze urovnanie bude
stat Cd $4,000 do 100000.
q tohto mono vidiet', aky to
bol falosnJ boj.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16
Jan Yarab u.
"a vice-mayora
Boil poziadany ma politickej
schodzi, aby kandidoval. Za-
stupene boly viacere narod-
nosti. II

Vo stvrtok, .dna 8. augusta
vecer bola v miestnosti osa-
dy sv. Cyrila a Metoda po-
liticka schodza, ktoru svolal
D.. Jan ]. Janci, predseda Slo-
venskej Politickej Federacie.
Svolana bola tym ciel'om, a.
by sa rozhodlo, re ci nema-
me kandidovat' ma urad vice
mayora Youngstown Slova-
ka. Ma schodzu prisli vsetci
zastupcovia "a zastupkyne
slovenskych politickych klu-
bow Youngstown, prislucha-
;6cich 80 Federacie a tiez "a
stu pcovia Poliakov, Ukrain-
GOV, Anglikov, Cernochov,
j Talianov. Bolo asi sto osob.
Sch6dzu otvoril predseda
Federacie Jan Janci a pove-
dial peknu privitaciu rec. Ma
schodzi recnili: Koncilman
Anton T. Kryzan, Stefan Ba-
ca, Maria Slifka, Anna V.
Herman, Mitchell Williams,
Frank Vaughn, byv. koncil-
man "a 4 roxy, cernoch; po-
tom Anton M. Palkovic, Mi
chal Palkovic, Jozef Marus-
kin, Martin Dolak, Pavel On
dash, Jan Walko a Andrej
Palencar. Kazdy recnik spo-
menul, Re je uz cas-, aby SINE
sa dali do prace a zvolili Slo-
vana ma irad.
Po vypocuti recnikov, da-
la sa schodza do poriadku a
konciffnar Anten e Kryzaa
dal navrh, a Jan Jozef Fran
ko no podporoval, re by ta-
to schodza odporucala Jana
Yarab "a kandidata ma urad
vice-mayora. To bolo jedno-
hlasne prijato. Pan Jan Va
rab boil pritomny a predseda
no predstavil, naco p. Yarab
povedal peknu rec, v ktoreJ
pytal pomoc cd kazdeho a
lfal, ze ked' sa Slovania v
novembri zatrimajd, tax bu-
de zvoleny mas kandidat.
Pan Yarab sic dobre zna-
my medzi nasim l'udom al
inymi spoluobcanmi. Bral u
cast v politike uz 25 rokov
a byva ma South Side, ma
Brownlee Ave. Serif Engle'
hardt no boil vymenoval "a
deputy serifa v r. 1888.
y Pritomny,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16
TRUAx ZOMREL

Charles Y. Truax, celosta-
thy dernokraticky kongres-
man 2 Ohio, zonirel 8. au-
gusta ma porazku srdca vo
Washingtone. Nova vol'ba
nebude, lebo sd obavy, ze by
demokraticka strana bola po-
razena, ako bola porazena
minuleho tyzdna Y Rhode Is
land, Go by malo nedobry
psychologicky lcinok ma bu-
sddcorocne prezid entske VOL
by.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16
OHIO DOSTANE
20 MILIONOV Cd VLADY

Guverner Martin L. Davey
zasiel 81 do Washingtonu a
tam dostal Cd prezidenta
Stub, Re stat Ohio dostane
20 milionov dolarov ma re-.
parAcie a zmodernizovanie
st&tnych budov. z tsho bude
As percent dar a 55 percent
pozicka. Davey slubil pomoc
prezidentovi " buducoroc-
ntch vol'bach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16
Slow. Baseball Liga

Vysledok hier v nedel'u
Sv. Petra a Pavla 4, Hub
bard l.. .
Lansingville a, Haselton 3,
Is iningov.
K. Pulaski 9, Trojice 8.
P. Marie II, Campbell 4.
Farrell 8, Mena Jezis l.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-16

drej Sklenar, Jan Schira, Jo-
zef Smotrilla, Jozef Martini
ko, Jan w. Gura, Rev. Jozef
Krispinsky, Rev. Jan Humen-
sky, Rev. j. Elias, Rev. Ste
fan Kocis, Jan Lesko, Jozef
G. Vascak, Anna Herman,
Jozef Javorsky. i.
psavo ajal