davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1935-07-02
BoupEN. ADDISON. IR. Departed [

ieid, N. j.. ADDISON BoupEN. JR.
osioyed son OF the late Addison ,nd and
their loss a devoted stepmother of Alex
andria.. Va; two sisters. Florence Gas
kins of Washington. D. c., and Matte
Hendricks of Glassboro. N. J.; two
brothers. James and Russia Bouden. and
q host Of other relatives and friends.
funeral home ala 4th st. s.y. Notice
of funeral later.
Evening star., 1935-07-02
BRoGDoN. ESTHER. Departed this life
BUTLER. ANNIE N. The officers and

members Of ST. Thomas Ladies Auxiliary
No. "a. and District Auxiliary No. ..
Knights Of ST John, are notified of the
faithful financial secretary for IS years.
Call meeting will be held at John T.
Stewart's funeral parlor 80 H ST. ne.
Wednesday. July 8. 1885. at 40 pm.
sharp. Funeral Thursday. July 4. from
Holy Redeemer Church. N. Y. and N. J.
aves. NV. at 2 am.
LIZZIE M WELLS. Aux Pres
MARY A. QUANDER. Aux Rec. Cor Sec.
CHARLOTTE LUCKETT. Dist Pres.
GENEVA TIPPEIT Dist Rec Cor Sec .
Evening star., 1935-07-02

BUTLER. LOUISE. Suddenly. on Saturday.
June 30. 1885 at 1:l0 pm. LOUISE
BUTLER OF 1896 Louden CT Sc beloved
daughter Of Levi Butler. She is also
survived by grandmother and 3
brothers Remains may be seen at
Adams & Smoot's funeral home. 2425
Nichols ave. Sc, after ) pm Tuesday.
July .. Funeral service Wednesday
July 3. at ! I'm. at Adams & Smoot's s
funeral home. Interment Woodlawn
Cemetery .
Evening star., 1935-07-02
CHICHESTER. WILLIAM s.B. Suddenly

Monday, July ], lg35, al ProVloence
Hospital. WILLIAM S. B. CHICHESTER
the beloved husband of Ruth Robinson
Chichester and son Of the late William
s. and Priscilla s. Chichester. He IS
also survived by two children, three
sisters and tive brothers. Funeral serv-
ices will be held at the Episcopal
Church, Aouasco. Nd. on Wednesday.
July g at II I'M Relatives and friends
are invited. Interment church cemetery.
Evening star., 1935-07-02
DrathH.

BALLARD. LORRAINE Z. On Monday.
July !. 1885. at Sibley Hospital LOR:
EAINE z. BALLARD. beloved wife Of
Thursday. July 4. at 2425 Frankiin St
ne. at II an. Relatives and friends
etery.
Evening star., 1935-07-02
MORRIS. MARY E. On Monday. July

1885. at her residence. sI9 10Th 81.
ne. MARY z. MORRIS beloved mother
of Eva Contee. James Morris and Ruth
Carter. She also leaves other relatives
and friends. Remains resting at Stew
arts funeral home 80 II st. ne, until
Wednesday evening. thereafter at her
late residence. Funeral Thursday, July
farrnn Mnndla E,or,nntnr..
Evening star., 1935-07-02
RIANCUF I

Monday. July !. 1888. at her residence,
542n Conn. ave. BLANCHE EVELYN
CALLAHAN. beloved wife OF Robt Cal
lahan. Body resting at the chapel of
Joseph Gawler Sons. 1855 PennSylvania
ave. NV. where services will be held
on Wednesday July 3. at pm Inter
ment Arlington National Cemetery. 2
Evening star., 1935-07-02

BENNETT, FLOYD. Suddenly Sunday,
June 80. 1895. at Emergency Hospital.
FLOYD BENNETT. the beloved husband
their loss three daughters. two sons.
loving mother. one brother. flve sisters
and other relatives and friends. Re
mains resting at Henry 6. Washington
a. Sons funeral home, 1923 Deane ave.
ne, Notice OF funeral later.
Evening star., 1935-07-02

BRISCOE, MARY Ellie. On Monday. July
/. 1885. at the residence Of her grand
ware St. Chevy Chase Nd MARY Ellie
BRISCOE Funeral from the above resi-
dence on Wednesday. July 8. at 1 am.
Relatives and friends are invited. In
Prnknecf Harnateru
Evening star., 1935-07-02

CONNER. PATTY J. On Monday. July l.
1885. at Washington Ssnitarium. Ia
koms Park. Md. PATTY J. CONNER,
NV, beloved wife of Alfred F. Conner.
mother OF Marjorie r. Conner. sister of
Mary J. Ways Of Washington. D c.. and
David Johnston Of Golden, Colo. and
daughter of the la:e william S and
Rebecca Johnston. Funeral from the
chapel Of P. A. Taltavull. 436 5th ST.
s.w.. on Saturday. July 6. at IL am.
Inierment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-09
Prison Aid Unity Sought

All prison-aid societies in England
may be united under national coun-
Gil
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Continued From First Page)
city as a partner of her brother,
Michael L. Raedy, jr., with Offices in
the Mills Building, since 1928. Miss
Raedy entered upon the practice of
her profession Immediately after grad
uating from National University. Her
earlier education was in the public
schools of this city and the high
schools.
Asked by a reporter as 10 her age.
Miss Raedy replied:
That's one question a woman has
a right to decline 20 answer
To another reporter she was more
direct and replied
That's my business"
Native of Massachusetts.
Casey, bachelor, lives at 1925 Six
tenth street. He was born in Haver-
hill, Mass, and studied law at the
Georgetown University Law School,
from which he graduated in 1924.
For a year he was legal assistant
to Norman Hamilton. receiver for the
District National Bank, leaving there
the first of this year. He now is
associated with Austin F. Garfield,
With Offices in the Woodward Building.
Has Served 80 Years.
Judge Aukum, who for number of
years has been presiding judge of
the Municipal Court, has served nearly
80 years on that bench. having been
appointed by the late Theodore Roose-
welt in 1907.
Judge Cayton. although only SO years
old, has been on the Municipal bench
since 1927, having been recently ap-
pointed by the late President Coolidge.
He was reappointed by President
Hoover, and like Judge Aukum had
the Endorsement of the local bar asso-
citation for reappointment.
Lawyers Disappointed.
Judge Given had been Endorsed for
reappointment by both Democratic
and Republican members of the local
bar, and the fact that he was not
named was received as a genuine dis
appointment in legal circles 1t was
pointed out that the recent investiga
ton of Police Court practices had
nothing to do with the failure of the
Attorney General to recommend Judge
Given for reappointment.
At the age of Is he came to the
Police Court as clerk in the Office of
the United States attorney. Later he
was appointed assistant United States
attorney and in 1928 appointed to the
judgeship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-09
Judges

Continued From First Page.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-09
OFFICIAL CALLS
KEEP LYONS BUSY
Australian Prime Minister
and Party Will Leave Cap
itaI This Afternoon.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
Prime Minister j. A. Lyons OF Aus
tralia, here for only "a hours, faced a
busy round of official calls today be-
fore departing for Montreal
Leaving the White House, where ne
and Mrs. Lyons we're overnight guests,
the prime minister's first scheduled
visit was at the State Department to
see Secretary Hull.
After calls on Vice President Gar
ner and Speaker Byrns he had an en-
eagement at the British Embassy Tor
luncheon before leaving Washington
late this afternoon.
Talks With President.
Ample opportunity for conversation
with President Roosevelt was afforded
Mr.. Lyons by a small and exclusive
state dinner last night and Wnlte
House tea to which no guests were
| invited
Washington gossip, guided by the
dinner guest list was to the effect that
trade between the two nations may
have been the subject of the White
House talk.
In addition to the British Ambas-
sador and the Australian party. those
at the dinner included Secretary OF
State and Mrs. Hull, the Secretary OF
the Treasury, Secretary of Agriculture
and Mrs Wallace, Secretary of Com
merce and Mrs. Roper, the chairmen
of the House and Senate Foreign Re-
lations Committees, with their wives;
protocol heads of the State Depart
ment and members of the Presidents
immediate household.
Greeted on Arrival.
When Mr.. and Mrs. Lyons stepped
off a private car on their arrival in
Washington yesterday they were greet
ed by Secretary and Mrs. Hull and Sir
Ronald Lindsay.
Mrs Lyons was wearing a Summer
suit of dark blue print with a small
green figure and a dark blue broad
brlmmed hat with a touch Of white
| matching her corsase of gardenias.
They hurried directly TO the White
House for tea. entering the south
grounds because a steam shovel was
busy at the front portico.
Members of the prime ministers
party included D. M. Dow, federal
secretary for the commonwealth OF
Australia, and Mrs Dow; R. T. Doug
las publicity officer. and Mrs. Doug
| las and r \ McKenna Drivate Secre-
tary to the prime minister.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-09
SUSPECT IS SOUGHT
IN THEFT OF $348
Pocketbook Snatcher Gets $24
From Woman-Youth Is
Arrested.

Police today broadcast a lookout
for suspect in the theft of s348 from
the safe of the Meisel Tire Co. at 3059
M street. The money was taken while
the place was closed over the week end
A colored pocketbook snatcher last
night made off with purse containing
S24. which he wrested from the arm
of Mrs Beatrice De Moss while she
was walking near her home, at 1918
Belmont road Police arrested Robert
Allen Cook. 81. colored. of 220 Lowrey
street northeast, for investigation and
reported they had recovered the
pocketbook and money
Thieves yesterday stole a change
carrier containing $40 from a street
car at Pennsylvania avenue and Sew
enteenth street southeast. according to
a report by company employees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-09
PEAKS PROMOTION
URGED BY CITIZENS
Southeast Business Men Indorse
Him for Lorton Superin.
tendency.

Elevation of Col. William Peak from
the position of assistant superintend-
ent of the Lorton Reformatory to the
SUPPLEMENTARY was asked in a reso-
luton adopted by the Southeast BUSH
ness Mems Association at meeting
last night held at the Office of John
F. Donohoe g. Sons. 314 Pennsyl-
vania avenue southeast
A meeting with Engineer Commits
sioner Sultan to request an appropria-
ton in the 1887 budget for the re-
placement of the Pennsylvania Ave-
nue. Bridge was decided upon by the
association. The request had previ-
ously been stricken from the 1886
budget by the House Subcommittee
on Appropriations.
The association disapproved of out
siders obtaining District government
positions.
A request was made to the director
of National Capital parks for benches
in the parks on Pennsylvania avenue
southeast between Fourth and Sixth
streets and Seventh and Ninth streets.
Plans for the annual picnic to be
held at Chapel Point, Md, July "a,
were also discussed by the association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-09
DEMOCRATIC PARTY?
where? ASKS REED
Missouri Senator Suggests Turn
the Enemies Out" as 1885
Slogan.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. July 9.-For 1886
campaign slogan, former Senator
Jim" Reed of Missouri yesterday
proposed Turn the enemies of the
Constitution out"
The Missouri Democrat, en- route to
Michigan. told interviewers he would
take part in the next campaign be-
cause:
Il want no part CT the New Deal
bandwagon. / do not intend to sup
port any man who upholds the I'M
constitutional measures that have
been passed"
Asked if he meant he would cam
paign for the Republican candidates,
Reed said:
Il never have supported the Repub-
lican party, and God knows l hope I
never have to-"
But on the other hand he added.
There isn't any Democratic party
left"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-09
Slow-Motion Evidence Taken.

Another film of men accused of
lettering for the purpose of betting
has been taken b. Chesterfield, Eng
land, police. This was revealed BY the
chief constable, when four men were
charged. The hearing was adjourned
until the film, a s]ow-motion picture,
will be screened n court An appeal
in connection with p previous betting
film case, in which conviction were
registered. will be heard at Deroy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-09
SCHOOL BUS FUND VOTED

FREDERICK. Md. July 9 P).-
With additional funds voted by the
commissioners. all of Frederick
County's school children except those
in the commercial department of the
Frederick High School. consolidated.
will be given free transportation next
Fall. The cost Of the new system was
placed at $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-09

Hiking mothers of Sydney. Aus.
tralia. carry their babies in a back.
bag similar to parachute pack.
, 1935-02-24

Write Herald, Box H-l07
, 1935-02-24

WANTED
Real Estate or Car

Want lots or small acreage clear
or good equity or late a In X
change for q speculative stock in
ll-year old company which has
prospects Of collecting large amount
Of money In near future from pa
tent infringement. Attorneys pay
ing cost Of patent suit for percent
age OF recovery. Your chance TO
make a fortune. Quick action *
pected.
Write Herald, Box H-l07
, 1935-02-24
DISTRESS

Sale is acres. nice house, nice crop,
no better land lying out OF doors.
Priced now at half 1t cost in the
timber. Also one three r bear
ing orchard on pavement. See M.
Il. Killion, Over WillmAn'S Drug
, 1935-02-24
MERCHANDISE
90 For Sale, Miscellaneous

BARGAINS Of MI kinds are listed
daily on the Brownsville Herald
Classified page.
, 1935-02-24

NOW Is the time TO plant Spring
flowers. Fine stock OF new seeds
on hand. Groves and Co. Phone
1890. H-94
, 1935-02-24
Use Herald Want Ads for Results!

Every day Valley people advertise in the Herald for things
they want. 1t saves time, brings direct contact with sellers,
and helps you make a better selection. If you do not see the
used car that you want listed in today's Herald, just phone
8 and place your ad.
, 1935-02-24
Poultry-Supplie
LIVESTOCK

IF YOU WANT low price and high
quality write for Dixie chick
catalog. Egg : bred and Master
Bred flocks headed by males from
Americas finest breeding farms.
Write today for catalog. DIXIE
POULTRY FARM & HATCHERY,
Box l04, Brennan, Texas. Hll2
, 1935-02-24
Suburban Home

FOR SALE-New three room bungn-
low. bathroom. and kitchenette.
modern improvements. Clear title.
taxes paid. Owner, l425 Morton
st., Victoria Heights. HOS
, 1935-02-24

PLACE YOUR Classified ads before
10 a. m. week days and noon
Saturday for proper Classification
, 1935-02-24
TO
COTTON
ROVER

Those wishing to plant some Of the
famous Mars-Rose Cotton, which
was displayed at the Mid-Winter
Fair, on O special arrangement,
please see one OF the following Gin
Operators: Mr.. Elrod, Produce Co,
HarIingen, Mr.. Frisby, Frtshy Gin,
McAllen, Mr.. Parker. Old Reed g.
White Gin, San Benito, Bill Hill
ton, Mercedes. Mr.. Stevenson, Ser
vice Gin, Weslaco and Donna, or
McDavitt Bros, Brownsville.
ROSE BUSHES-World's Best. Hints
on care and culture. Free illustra-
ted catalog. McClung Bros. Rose
Nursery, Tyler, Texas. HOS
, 1935-02-24
Pre-Port Bargains

' acres. good 5-rccn house with fire.
place. electricity and water sys-
tenn. on paving, near Brownsville
and school, S2,250, terms.
TO acres On resaca. acres bearing
Citrus trees. Good 5-room house,
fireplace. 2-car garage, on paving.
near Brownsville. t7r5O0, terms.
Lots Ia Victoria Heights. on paving.
s400, easy terms.
MONsEEs AND QUnrKR
Merchants Bank bldg. BrownBviIlm
, 1935-02-24
REAL ESTATE


81 $500 buys modern 5-roum house.
teNtone finished inside. newly paint
ed outside. large front porch. large
double garage and waHhronm.
S350l00 cash. balance S117l per
month including interest.
tl $4,000 buys modern 5-room house
newly painted outside. textone fin
ished inside. q porches. garage, nn
corner lot and on pavement; SS50.nn
cash. balance s2262 per month tn
GLIDING interest.
100000 buys modern 7-room house
with 3 bedrooms. textone finished
inside and newly painted outside.
front and back porches, garage and
on pavement. sS50.M cash. balance
sass per month including interest.
q. @. Graham N Company
Arcade Blcg. = Phone ITO
Brownsville. Texas
, 1935-02-24
Want To Buy At A Better Price?

If you are il the market for a certain kind of car, and all of
your efforts to find it have been unsuccessful, ask Herald
readers for what you want. A Want AID in the Herald will
more than likely bring more offers than you can use.
, 1935-02-24
A
81 For Sale, Miscellaneous

BABY BEDS-Factory prices. Van
Heest Shop, 18th and Monroe.
H-54
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-15
INFLUENZA MA SLOvEN.
SKU.

Cd niekol'kych dnf rozsi-
rila sa v Trnave a ma okolf
influenzova epidemic, kto-
rou je postihnutych vel'a o.
byvatel'ov. Ponajviac sa ne
moe rozsfrila medzi skolsky-
mi dietkami, takze bolo tre-
ba vsetky trnavske skoly "a
tvorit'. Nezdrave mokre po-
casie, ktore toho casu panu-
je, malo "a nasledok, ze te-
mer vsade je privela cho-
rych. v Turci sa hodne roz-
sirila influenza, ktora posti-
hla vojakov z martinskej po
sadky, kde 1dajne ma 160
vojakov ma chripku, u jed
nej roty dosiahol stav nemoc
nych az 20. Vojaci "a me-
siac nesmd opustit' kasarne.
Taktiez skolske deti v ce-
lom obvode s1 vo vel'kom
pocte chore a trpia.
V ostatnych dnoch influ-
enza v kremnickom kraji ma
doblda tax vel'kych rozme-
row, ze uz Wac ako 20 proc.
obyvatel'stva je postihnute.
V skolach chybuje az ma 80
do 40 proc. ziactva a mno-
hi ziaci najma v mestianskej
skole musia byt' priamo do
NOV posielanf, ked'ze ma po-
hl'ad je vidiet', ze sd postih
mute hordckou. Niektori zia-
ci nechcd opustit' triedu, a
"a kazdl cenu chcd nemoc
premahat', lebo v skole sd
vraj predsa len v teplom a
dostanu mlieko a chlieb.
Najnebezpecnejsie influen
zou su zasiahnute nemecke
dediny Dolny a Horny Tur-
eek, kde je 80 proc. obyva-
tel'stva nemocne, takze pra-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-15
Vybor pre- oslavu $50. vyro-
cia narodenia jana Holleho.

Vybor pre- oslavu $50. vyro-
cia narodenia jana Holleho.
V ramci jubilarneho vybo-
ru r. 1885 utvoril sa 8. feb.
v Pest anoch podvybor pre-
oslavu $50. vyrocia narode-
MIA basnika Jana Holleho.
Ma zakladajdcej schodzi, kto
rel sa zdcastnili zastupci sbo
row Slovenskej lfgy v Pie
st'anoch a vo Vrbovom, o
vyzname oslav Holleho a o
poslanf miestneho vyboru
prehovoril DIR. V. Brestensky.
Vybor sa bude skladat' 20
zastupcov sborov Slov. ligy
v Piest 'anoch, Vrbovom, No
vom Meste mad ", Hlohovci
a okolittch narodnych a kul-
tdrnych spolkov, ako al z ci-
nitel'ov obcf Dobra Voda,
Madunice a Hlohovec, v kto-
rych budd jubilejn6 oslavy.
Oslavy sd proponovane v 2.
polovici maja, podrobny pro-
gram pripravf novoutvoreny
vybor "a s1hlasu jubilarne-
no vyboru.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-15
Hodza o hospod6rskej poll
tike.

Minister zemedelstva DIR.
Hodza vyhlasil, ze nova ho-
spodarska politika nezname-
ma mic ineho, ako doplnenie
demokracie politickej demo-
kraciou hospodarskou a ze
novy hospodarsky system ne
m6ze spocfvat' ma pilieroch
yol'neho kapitalizmu, ale ma
r6znych obmenach hospodar
stva planovaneho. Nejde len
. presun d6chodkov ma lcet
nezasldzenych ziskov v pro-
speech primeranej odmeny "a
rol'nfkovu pracu, ale tiez o
presun d6chodov v celej ma
rodnej pospolitosti, aby v G.
s. republike nikto nehlado-
val.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-15
NOR DATE A PRE-
<lTAJTE ST TO.

Teraz, ked SINE 81 uz nase
B angstownske Slovenske No
y zabezpecili zvacsili
St0pko, lie jest miesta v
Mich dost' al ma dopisy, nuz
lSme teraz do Mich, lebo je
u jediny prostriedok, kde ga
n6xeme jeden druhym po-
I reEovat' alebo svoje mienky
vyjadrit'. Prave teraz, ked'
I u3 skoro v kazdom vernon
slovenskom dome cftaju Yo.
Slov. Noviny, name pisat' a
tax sa jeden druheho pou-
covat'.
sMiluj blizneho svojho, a.
kO seba sameho". To su slo-
va, ktore casio pocuvame z
Pisma svateho. Keby SINE sa
toho drzali, o kol'ko by nam
vsetkym lepsie bolo. Ease Gu
jeme q citame "Svoj k svoj-
mu''. All, keby SINE tie kra-
sne prfklady zachovavali, a.
kD by nam Slovakom bolo
dobre zit' ma tom svete a ne
museli by SINE cakat', aby
nam bolo lepsie, az jak sa
dostaneme ma druhy svet.
Keby SINE sa milovali je-
den druheho, keby SINE vse-
tel sli svoj k svojmu, vtedy
BY SINE kazdy sli len do svoi-
no slovenskeho kostola, do
slovenskeho spolku, do slo-
venskeho obchodu ku svo-
jim slovenskym inteligentom
q tjez remeselnikom. Nesli by
SINE ma zabavy ku cudzim
(lebo tt cudzi ma nase nepri-
du), ale isli by sme ma svoje
slovenske uz ci su to osad-
ne alebo narodne - name
ich podporovat'. Pravda,
mnohf nasi Slovaci nejdu nj
kdy nikde, ma ziadne zaba-
w alebo prednasky, no aky
je to zivot? Tych ami nikto
nepozna, ami svet nevie
mich, ze ziju.
Zivot je kratky a co ma
me 2 neho, ked' mic dobre-
no nemozeme vykonat'. Te-
da pomahajme jeden druhe-
1nu q maine kus radosti z
n&Sho kratkeho zivota. Nena-
visit a zavist' odstranme.
Jedzme, pine, radujme sa a
dohr6 Gimme dn es, lebo zaj-
ira nlozeme byt' mrtvi.
Pozorovatep.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-15

kazen o hodnosti Otca v ro-
dine, v jakej ucte ma byt',
ako deti maj1 svojho mile
no otca milovat', posl1chat'
a jemu ma pomoci byt'. Spo-
menul najvacsiu zasluhu 20
snuleho otca, ze odovzdal
svojho jedineho syna, ably
kracal cestou dokonalosti a.
ko mnfch radu sv. Benedik-
ia a re takym sposobom stal
sa velikym dobrodincom ka-
tolickeho SLOW. l'udu.
Podpa ziadosti zosnuleho,
jeho telo bolo vzate do Pu-
eblo, Colorado, kde bolo po-
chovane pri boku svojej mi
lei manzelky, ktora no pred
isla do vecnosti pred IL.
rokmi. Tade siel al jeho syn
ako DIP. Karol Florek, 0.
S.B.
Marko Relax boil vePmi
veseleho ducha. Hoci "a po-
slednych IL rokov Iii ako
pustovnfk on vzdy sa intere-
soval o narodne a cirkev4ie
veci. Bol clenom Jednoty a
Narodneho Spolku. Casto 81
ho budeme spominat' a "a
,neho sa modlit', lebo on je
tiez vel'kym dobrodincom ma
seho klastora. Nasemu pa
trovi Levovi vyslovujeme sr-
decn1 s1strast'. v jeho "a
rmutku toto no bude tesit',
ze jeho mily otec takou kra-
snou smrt'ou odisiel 2 toho-
to sveta. Mech odpociva v
pokoji.
DIP. Paschal KAvulie, O.S.B.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-15

Rozsirenie letectva " r. 1885.
Ma rok 1885 je pripravo-
vane rozsirenie leteckych
ciar c.-s. Statnych Aerolfnii
o trait Piest' 'any-Bratislava-
Vieden, ktorou dosiahne sa
znacneho zlepsenia letec-
kych spojenf Slovenska. No
YOU trat'ou Praha-Marseille
bude CSR. pripojena ma w.
chodny bod transkontinen-
talnych linii Air France. v
popredf zaujmov stojf pri-
pravovane spojenie c-s. Stat
nych Aerolinif do Ruska SINE
rom Praha-Uzhorod- -Cernau-
ti-Kijev-Moskva, ktora trait
bude v najblizsej buddcnosti
snad' najcennejsou nasou le-
teckou trat'ou vobec a bude
sldzit' nielen jake spojenie
Prahy, ale i jako spojenie
Svajciarska, Viedne, sever
nej Italie a Mad'arska s u
zemim sovietoveho statu. Al
cudzie letecke spolocnosti
rozsfria svoje letecke spoje-
MIA s CSR., tax menovite no.
landska spolocnost' kim bu-
de v spojeni s c.-s. leteckou
spolocnost'ou lietat' ma trait
Amsterdam-Praha a anglicka
spolocnost' Imperial Airways
uvedie do prevozu trait Lon
yn-Kolfn-Halle, Lipsko-Pra-
ha- a-Vieden-Budapest'. z uve-
denych dat vyplyva, ze CSR.
ako svojim hlavnym mestom,
tax celym svojim lzemim je
uz dobre zaradena do letec-
kej siete europskej. PVV.
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