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Evening star., 1935-03-15

a composition sharply varying from
the accepted works of the day. and
that piece may be called modern, but
1t is not correct to speak in general
terms Of modernism for such a state
Of affairs does not exist.
The composer will conduct the Bos-
ton Symphony Orchestra today In the
American premiere of his own work,
"Persephone, described as a nelo-
dramatic oratorio patterned after the
Greek drama.
Evening star., 1935-03-15
BY J. RUSSELL YOUNG.

w WOODROW WILSON had
~ just moved into the White
wv House when, in the Spring
of 1913, Edward William
Startling. now the chief of
the White House Secret Service,
Joined that crack outfit.
Everything about the White House
and the Capital City was strange and
new to this tall Kentuckian. whose
record in the South for running down
train robbers and other criminals had
landed him in the Secret Service.
Startling had been in many gun bat
ties and hand-to-hand struggles with
law breakers, and was afraid Of no
man, but he admits today that he
was nervous and afraid when he first
came in contact with the President
and the other men of national prom
inence. He had read something about
these public figures, but when he
came face to face with them he was
so nervous his first impulse was to
return to the familiar fields of his
early career as an officer of the Law
IN the South.
First Big Scare.
As Col. Startling tells the story
today, he soon overcame this feeling
It was probably President Wilson him
self who put him at ease A few days
after Startling had Joined the White
House Secret Service it fell to his lot
to accompany the President to a
nearby golf course. During the motor
ride, and while accompanying him
over the course. the President, evi-
IDENTIFY noting his strangeness and
nervousness, went out of his way to
talk about the things he know would
interest Startling, and otherwise to
put him at ease.
Startling soon found that the other
big figures In Washington. with whom
ne mingled as a guardian Of the
President. were as easy to talk to as
the President. 1t was not long before
he began to like his new job and to
feel at home in any company.
Col. Startling was born on a farm
near Hopkinsville. KY. His grand
father. a Scotch Irishman. migrated
TO that section soon after it had been
opened by the early frontiersmen
His father died when Col. Startling
was in his early teens. When the
Spanish War broke he joined a Ken
lucky Militia outfit, and, when the
war was over, he was mustered out a
first sergeant. While running the
farm Of his mother he became a
sheriff's deputy.
AS in everything else in his life's
work, he took this job very seriously
and not as a political stepping stone.
When he was given a paper to serve
or ordered to bring man to court or
to take him to Jail, he never failed
in his purpose. Threats in words or
leveled guns did not lessen his de-
termination.
Back in the Kentucky hills section
there were some rough characters who
Evening star., 1935-03-15
CREDIT GIVEN U. S. NAVY
Leads Britain in Airmindedness,
Declares Sir Roger Keyes.

LONDON, March is @.-The
American Navy is 100 per cent
ahead" of the British Navy in air
mindedness, Sir Roger Keyes, World
War hero Of the Dover Patrol, de-
clared in a speech to the House Of
Commons last night.
Sir Roger criticized English meth
DDS, with a plea for separate control
of the air feet by the admiralty in
stead of the present dual control by
the admiralty and the air ministry.
THE United States Navy is 100 per
cent ahead of us in airmindedness
because it has developed its own air
service" he said.
Evening star., 1935-03-15
THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON D. c. FRIDAY MARCH 49,

much time together. Shortly after
Mr.. Coolidge's death, Mrs. Coolidge,
knowing how much her late husband
cared for Startling, sent him the rifle
Mr.. Coolidge had used. Col. Startling
prizes the gift among his dearest pos
sessions,
Evening star., 1935-03-15
MODERN MUSIC MYTH,
DECLARES STRAVINSKY
Blast Of Shrieks and Groans Not
Entitled to Term, Russian
Composer Asserts.

BY the Associated Press.
BOSTON, March 15-Igor Stra-
whisky, considered one of the greatest
living Russian composers and one Of
the most radical innovators in modern
music. declared last night there is no
such thing as modern music.
Turning from blast of shrieks and
groans he had called from the Boston
Symphony Orchestra during a re-
hearsal, Stravinsky explained It thus
in French: Individuals may proouce
Evening star., 1935-03-15

w WOODROW WILSON had
~ Just moved into the White
wv House when, in the Spring
of 1913, Edward William
Evening star., 1935-03-15

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The Washington times., 1935-05-16
EX-STAGE HAND
DIES IN LEAP

George Hoffman, also known
as Mike Monahan, so, a former
stage hand, plunged to his death
late yesterday from the top Of a
four-Story building &C Thirteenth
and E Streets Northwest. A
certificate of suicide will be
issued today, Coroner A. Ma
gruder Macdonald said.
Herbert F.. McAllister. a taxi
driver Of the 300 block of
Eleventh st. S. E.. saw the man
climb to the cornice of the
building, waver and plunge head
first to the street. McAllister
said he struck on the back Of
his head.
Hoffman, shabbily. dressed. had
no fixed address, police said.
The Washington times., 1935-05-16
DOCTOR SCORES
NEWDEAL AIMS

ALBANY, May 16 Q.N.S).-The
129th annual convention of the
New York State Medical Society
closed yesterday, following final
denunciation of governmental at
temptS to regiment the medical
profession.
DR.. Arthur ]. Bedell, retiring
president, scored the tendency
toward centralized and socialized
government. He asserted:
1--WE are on the threshold Of
a new era, permeated by the
nauSeating alphabetical gas com.
pounds of the New Deal. From
the pulpit of universal good
denOunce those who would place
us in bondage as physicians and
destroy us as people"
DR.. Bedell charged compulsory
insurance, which the society has
condemned, means "only political
plums, insurance ready to be dis
titled into the brandy of indolent
ease for those already intoxicated
with political power"
The Washington times., 1935-05-16
ADVERTISEMENT
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SOC.
The Washington times., 1935-05-16
Assailant of Girl
Ends Life With Gun

MARKHAM, Va, May Is.
Quiet reigned here today as po-
lice officials closed the suicide
case of Nelson Pendleton. IS, col
ored, who killed himself yesterday
after an unsuccessful attack on the
19-year-old daughter of his en-
ployer.
pendleton was found dead in an
orchard near his home. Appar
emily, after the girl had escaped
him and run to the rome of a
neighbor, he rushed from the
house and fired a shotgun into
his chest, dying instantly.
The girl is in the Warrenton
Hospital being treated for shock.
Married, and the 'ather of one
child, the Negro, who had worked
on the estate for about four years,
had been considered trustworthy
employe.
The Washington times., 1935-05-16
Rabbi Sets Sixth
In Sermon Series

DR.. Abram Simon will deliver
the sixth of his series of sermons
on Some Eternal Questions" at
the Washington Hebrew Congre-
CATION, BIG Eighth st. N. w., to-
morrow evening.
Under auspices of the Jewish
War Veterans, the a n n u |
Memorial Day services will be held
in the Congregation Cemetery at
2 p. m. May 26. Representative
Mccormack, chairman of the Nazi
Investigation Committee, viii |
speak.
The Washington times., 1935-05-16

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weather inspire. HEXASOL, the
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system tuned up and eliminates
waste matter by encouraging
natural elimination. 1t is not
habit forming, does not require
special doses. You take as much,
or as little. as you need. Buy a
generous size bottle Of HEXA.
SOL from your favorite druggist
The Washington times., 1935-05-16
KING To BECOME
GRANDFATHER

LONDON, May 16 UN.S).-
Gossips close to court circles today
were predicting the King AND
Queen would be presented with a
fifth grandchild within the next
few months. The report followed
a brief paragraph in the Daily
Mail.
"Tt is understood that the
Duchess Of Kent is shortly to
curtail her social engagements"
which is about as far as an
English newspaper dares to go
in predicting a royal blessed
event."
The Duchess of Kent is the for
mer Princess Marina Of Greece
who married Prince George 1:st
November.
The Washington times., 1935-05-16
Senior Dempsey
Says His Wife
Punched Him

SALT LAKE CITY, May 16
(US0.-Hiram Dempse ii,
father of the former world heavy.
weight champion, Jack Dempsey,
yesterday had the tables turned
on him when he sued for divorce
here, claiming his third wife
punched him.
On a previous occasion Hiram
Dempsey was sued by his second
wife who said he beat her.
The father of Dempsey, the
champion, was divorced from
Jacks mother who still resides in
Salt Lake.
The Washington times., 1935-05-16

Employees of the Department of
Labor will dance tonight at the
Shoreham Hotel from 10 p. m.
until 1870 a. M, for the benefit
of their athletic associations
treasury, recently taxed heavily
for the baseball teams equipment.
The Washington times., 1935-05-16
MERIT SYSTEM
ENDANGERED,
LEAGUE SAYS
BY ]. EARLE MOSER

Pointing out that the current
administration has created about
so new agencies, with almost 100,'
900 employees, and that all but six
are exempted from regulations OF
Civil Service, the annual report
OF the National Civil Service Re-
form League charges that the
merit system in Federal service
now faces the most critical test in
its history.
Presented recently at the SD
annual convention of the league
in New York, the report states
that President Roosevelt has COM
promised with patronage hunters
when politically expedient despite
an apparent personal belief in a
non-partiSan and permanent Civil
Service.
Alarming Stage
Use of large numbers of relief
workers in old-line Government
Departments has reached an
alarming stage, according to the
leagues statement, which adds:
"There is a danger which
should not be minimiZed that
the employment for ordinary
public services Of persons of in
feriOr qualifications, selected on
relief standards, may jeOpardize
sound personnel systems built
up with the greatest difficulty.
The support of worthy citizens
temporarily in need should not
be permitted to undermine the
quality Of services on which we
are increasingly dependent"
Touching on the presen t
method of selecting poStmasters,
the league statement expresses a
hope that pending legislation will
remedy the patronage complaint,
saying:
Condemnation of Mr.. Farley
Is beside the point. The blame
belongs not to the Postmaster
General but to the system
which has existed since 1920
and which has made a job
mOnger Of every Postmaster
General"
PUBLIC SUFFERS
The league, which has reelected
H. Eliot Kaplan of Washington
as executive secretary, concludes
in a summary of its report that
the new and growing interest in
the quality of Government service
and personnel lends encourage
ment to the belief that the pub
lie has awakened to the need for
a real and comprehensive merit
system. 1t points out that the
public is the real sufferer when
competent workers are tossed
from the service because of a mis-
taken political guess.
A dual movement to thwart the
10-month extension of MIRA, re-
Gently voted by the Senate, in
favor of a two year duration,
sprang up this morning.
Ward Cheney, chairman of the
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for NRA extension, announced
that spokesman Of more than 100
industries and business groups
will meet in Washington May %
to fight for a strong, two-year
measure.
At the same time Francis Cor
man, vice president of the United
Textile Workers, addressed 900
city central labor organizations,
asking support of the American
Federation of Labor's battle for
MIRA extension.
In the meantime, MIRA person
nel-scattered over the city con-
tinues to hope, fear and work,
with much cheerfully accepted
overtime.
Employees of the Department of
Labor will dance tonight at the
Shoreham Hotel from 10 p. m.
until 1870 a. m, for the benefit
of their athletic associations
treasury, recently taxed heavily
for the baseball teams equipment.
The Washington times., 1935-05-16
Q 1885. z. J. Reynolds lob. Co.

HAROLD ("DUTcH") SMITH.
Olympic Diving Champion,
has smoked Cameis for nine
years smoked Camels even
before he took up diving.
Among his teammates on the
American Olympic squad who
are also Camel fans are: Leo
Sexton, Helene Madison, Jim
Bausch, Bill Miller, Josephine
McKlm, land Georgia Coleman.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-15
KOMPANIE HLASIA
-, YEL'KE ZAROBKY

Pred dvoma rokmi vacsi-
ma priemyselnych podnikov
v krajine vykazovala straty,
teraz ale rad-radom ozna-
muju risky. TAX Internati-
onal Nickel Co. zarobila Ii
sku "a posledny stvrt'rok
$7,742,5S4 oproti $4,O00,-
900 vlani. Ia devat' me-
siacov toho roku zarobila
vyse 18 nlilionov dolarov III
sku. U. S. Gypsum Co. "a
robila "a 9 mesiacov toho
roku skoro tri miliony do
larov, oproti dvom milionom
lanskeho roku. American
Cyanamid Co. zarobila pol
tret'a miliona oproti pol
druha milionu vlani. V po.
dobnom pomere vacsie Ii
sky hlasi mnozstvo inych
spolocnosti, takze budl pia.
tit nielen riadne, ale al mi.
moriadne dividendy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-15
VYSTUPILI Ia MIL
VYSOKO DO VZDUCHU

Dvaja americki armadni
lettni, kapt. Albert w. Ste
vens a kapt. Orvil A. An
derson vyleteli v pondelok
ma balone do vzduchu a
vzniesli sa do stratosfery ma
$4,000 stop, skoro Ia mil
a tax preborili rekord Ru-
soy, ktori to zaplatili svojim
zivotom, ked. sa ich Condo
la odtrhla Cd balonu. Rusi
vyleteli boil vyse 1900
stop. Americki letuni sleteli
ma zem st'astne a bez po-
rugby instrumentov, ktore
pouzili ma vedecke vysku.
my kosmickych ldcov, tenn.
peratdry, vzduchu a zivots
w tel vyske, ktoru dosial
ziaden my cloyek nedosia
! lhol.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-15
ZAkLADANE BUDU
PRIEMYSELNE UNIE

Vo Washingtone utvoril
sa krajinsky vybor, pozo-
stavajlci z pokrokovych ro-
botnickych vodcov, ktoreho
ciel'om bude pomahat' pri
zakladani priemyselnych u
nif v krajine. Tieto unie by
prijfmaly clenstvo dl'a prize
nyslu, v ktorom pracuju, a
ME dl'a remes)a, v axiom sd
robotnici vyuceni. Terajsie
unie v. Amer. Fed. Prace si
organizovane dl'a remesla a
ME dl'a priemyslu a preto
je fabricke robotnictvo ne
organizovane. Ma konvencii
Am. Fed. Prace navrh ma
zakladanie priemyselnych u
nil prepadol, ale John l..
Lewis, preds. Unie Maine
rov, Chas. P. Howard, pred
seda Typografickej Unie a
ini pokrokovi vodcovia bu-
du napomahat' zakladanie
g. d. -, = p -. ia
priemyselnych unii vzdor
usneseniam konyencie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-15
BUDE ZALOZENA
NOVA STRANA

Do New Yorku prisiel ma
schodzu Commonwealth Fe-
deration Floyd B. Olson, gu
werner Minnesoty, aby sa
zucastnil pojednavania o "a
lozeni tretej politickej stra-
ny, ktorej programom bude
kooperativizmus a statne
vlastnictvo .pri demokratic-
kej forme vlady. Olson bol
diva razy zvoleny "a guver-
nera Minnesoty co kandidat
robotnicko-farmerskej stra-
ny, ktora tiez odporuca 20
statnenie bani, fabrik, trans
portacie, financii a ich ope-
rovanie po demokraticky v
prospech l'udu a ME v pro-
speech niekol'kych jednotliv-
GOV. . ...
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-15
CLEVELAND PROFIT
MAHONING KANALU

Po tieto dni obchodna ko-
mora v Clevelande vyslovi-
la sa proti zamysl'anemu
Mahoning kanalu cd Ohio
rieky do Erie jazera, lebo
by taky kanal poskodil OBJ
chodne zaujmy Clevelandu.
Naproti tomu obchodna ko-
mora je ME proti kanalu,
ktory by bol postaveny cd
Ohio rieky len po Struthers.
Proti takemuto kanalu ale
je Pittsburgh, ktory chce
mat kanal cd Ohio rieky az
po jazero alebo ziaden. TAX
to vec Mahoning kanalu sto-
il 81 Ease zle, lebo diva
velke mesta sa do toho "a
miesaly.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-15
PoL'ovNfcI, GAZDINIE,
Poor MA ZAJACOV

Esa1a < ss- e
Zaeina sa zajacia sezona,
ked. j mnoho Slovakov ide
ma pol'ovacku. " Spoj. Sta
toch je mnoho zajacov ma
kazene zajacou besnotou, t.
Nv. "tularemiou", a nejeden
clovek uz zaplatil zivotom
"a nepozorne sdieranie ko-
ze alebo vyberanie vnutor-
nosti zajaca. Statny depart
ment zdravotnictva odporu-
ca pol'oynikom a gazdinam
aby pri sdierani koze so "a
jaca alebo cisteni mali ma
rukach gumoye rukayice,
ktore ich ochrania Cd ma
kazy, v pade je zajac ma
kazeny. Kazdy zajac. ze
musi byt dobre vypeceny a
lebo uvareny, mac nebezpe-
Gle .nakazy ,je yel'ke. Po-
l.ovnikom So odpordca, aby
pomaly utekajlcich zajacoy
vobec nebrali donov, ale
ich hned' po zastreleni ma
mieste zakopali, lebo take
zajace 50 uie zdraye
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-15
Vel'ka bitka sa
chysta v Abysinii
Pol miIiona Abysincanov sa
pripravuje k itoku ma ta-
liansku armadu..

z Adds Abeby AZ v RS
ma oznamuju, ze v najbliz-
sich dnoch dojde k vel'kej
bitke, v ktorej bude brat
beast pol miliona Abysin-
canov a stvrt' miliona Talia-
nov. Talianske vojska uz
zasly dost' hlboko do vndtra
krajiny, ably Abysincania
zaeali utok. Doteraz Aby-
sincania sa ami skoro nebili,
ale dobrovol'ne ustupovali,
ably vovabili nepriatefa hi
boko do krajiny a tax do
stall prilezitost' k manevro-
vaniu a obkoleseniu Talia-
nov, ako pred 40 rokmi. ~Uz
sa al zacaly mensie srazky,
v ktorych Abysincania uka-
zali svoju sikovnost'. Ma juz
nom fronte maly oddiel Ia
utocil ma Talianov, ktori ma
predovali S tankami a obr-
nenymi trokmi. V tejto sar-
vatke Abysincania ukoristi-
Ii sest' tankov a styri troky,
zabili niekol'ko nepriatep-
skych vojakov a ostatnych
prinutili ma utek. :
Ma severnom fronte tiez u.
robili vypad a zahnali ta-
lianske oddiele, zabijuc, ME,
kol'ko vojakov. Hlavna- bit.
sa sa ma udat' ponize me.
sta Makale, ktore Taliani
bez boja zaujali. V itocnej
armade maju Abysincania
$4,000 muzov a rezerv tam
n1aji vyse 100000 muzov
Vyiednavacky medzi Ia.
lianskom a Angliou teraz
stoja, lebo v Anglii boly ve
stvrtok vol'by do parlamen
tu. Obnovene budd ma bu.
duel tyzden. Ma pondelol
sa ma zaciat' uz vseobecnJ
bojkot Talianska skoro vse
tkymi narodami sveta.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-15
VYSTAVA OBRAZOV
v BUTLER GALERII

V Butler Art Institute "a
enc sa Is. novembra tri-
tydnova vystava Water Co.
lor klubu a asi tridsat' ume-
leckych olejovych malieb,
vlastnenych Youngstowncan
mi. Vystava bude kazdy
piatok cd 2. popludni do
1880 vecer, kazdu sobotu
cd 10. rano do $50 vecer a
kazdu nedepu cd IL. ma O.
bed do $50 vecer, "a tieto
tri tyzdne. Obecenstvo je
pozvane. Vstupne zdarma.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-15
Valna sch6dza
v Campbell
v nedel'u ve6er pod kosto-
lom sv. jana Krst. bude sa
pojednavat' o parku a pla-
varni.

st. John Civic Klub odby-
+vaj svoju riadnu schodzu mi:
nulej nedeli v sieni pod ko-
stolom sv. Jana Krstitela ma
Reed Ave. v Campbell. Ma
schodzi boil pritomni tt z
najstarsich obcanov a oby-
vatel'ov mesta Campbell, ma
priklad p. Jan Dulovich, Jan
Sarosi, preds. klubu, Michal
Vankulic, Michal Dobos, Ka-
rol Baka, pokladnik klubu,
Jan Marhulik, Jan Duda,
Andrej Kominiak, Stefan
Bodnar, Jan Savka, Louis
Texter a pisatep tohto dopi-
su, a mnoho inych bratov.
Schodza bola kratka, ale
pouena. Jednou z hlavnych
otazok, o ktorych sa debato-
valo, bolo jake dostat' park
a plavarnu pre- nase mesto
do druhej wardy, kde s1
najlepsie pozemky pre- park
a plavarnu.
Kazdy obean a obyvatep
mesta Campbell by sa NAL
zaujimat a nieco urobit', a.
by sme mali zdar v tejto
praci, lebo teraz name do
br1 prilezitost'. ...........
Ably kazdy obcan a OBJ
canka a obyvatelia znali, ja-
kym sposobom mozu po-
moot obdrzat' park a pla-
varnu, pre- mesto Campbell,
st. Johns Civic Klub uspo-
riada valnu schodzu ma II.
novembra, teraz v tuto nede-
l'u, v sieni pod kostolom sy.
Jana Krstitel'a ma Reed Ave,
v Campbell. Prid't vsetci ma
tuto valnu schodzu, a tiez
povolajte svojich priateiov,
Teraz je cas- pracovat' "a
tlto vec, teraz treba niece
dobreho urobit' pre- mesto q
tiez pre- nase dietky posta.
rat, sa o miesto, kde by sa
molly bavit'.
Nezabudnite prist' ma tuto
schodzu teraz v nederu, II,
nov. o siedn1ej vecer pod ko,
stol sv. Jana Krstitel'a ns
| Reed Ave. v Campbell.
Ma zdar a $ ictou,
/ Martin NJ. klimko, zap
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-15
OKRES SA MUSf
STARAT O NUDZNYCH

Cd /. decembra kazdy o.
kres bude sa musiet' starat'
o svojich nudznych, prisiel
rozkaz z Columbus. v Ma
honing okrese je 403 rodin
a 573 slobodnych, ktorf ne
mozu pracovat j keby chces
II q tito rnusia byt.' vydrzias
vani okresom, ktory pre-
mich urobil rozpocet po
$15.13 ma mesiac. Okres
mimo toho bude musiet'. W.
drziavat' tych, ktori nedo-
stall pracu ma nudzovych
projektoch. Okres uz pre-
stal podporovat'' vandrovni-
kov, ktorf do okresu nepa-
tria. O tych sa staraju sal
visi. Ma podporovanie MI
dznych bolo odhlasovane vo
vol'bach $4s9,0O0. Okresni
komisari uz sa starajd, aby
bondy predali do 1. decem-
bra, zeby nikto netrpel "a
stavenim federlinej podpo-
ry,.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-11-15
Hovoriace pohyblive obrazy "
po prvy raz ma Steeltone
Ukazovans budu "a. novembra vel'kom auditoriume
osady Mena JeziS.

bavenie. Vstupne bude iba
rs centov. Nezabudnite sa
dostavit' ma toto predstaye-
ME. Bude to po prvy raz, CO
hovoriace filmy budu uka-
zovane ma osadnych masi-
mach, ktore boly len nedav-
no prerobene a prisposobe-
ne terajsfm potrebam. Ho-
sta budl vitani. Osadnici
su ziadani, ably priviedli
svojich priatel'ov. a zna-
mych. Miestnost' je velika,
preto bude miesta pre- ka-
zdeho pre- vas, l obraz vas
bude zaujimat, lebo tyka sa
on vecneho mesta Rimu,
ktory je drahy svojou hi
storiou kazdemu veriacemu
krest' anovi, ked'ze odtiap
rozsirilo sa krest' anstvo po
celom svete.