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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-24
School Will
Entertain
at Meeting
Tech Group to Present
Varied Program for
Altrusa Club.

In recognition Of the indianapolis
Altrusa Clubs service to Technical
High School, members of the fac
ulty and students will present pro-
gram at the annual meeting Of the
clubs vocational guidance committee
at the school Saturday.
A dinner will be sponsored by the
national policy committee. Miss
Katherine Mertz will be chairman,
assisted by Mesdames Elizabeth
Boyle, LYDIA Coll, May Houser, AIDE
laide Lewis and Minnie Barton;
Misses Mary ]. Sturgeon, Ida B. Will
hite, Mary Dickson, Emily 10 Rig
Ter, Mary Parrot, Laura Greeley
and Gladys AlweS. Miss Bertha
Lening is president.
For six years the club has pro-
vided speakers each week for civic
classes, composed of freshman girls.
The dinner is being arranged by
Miss Pearl Holloway, Mrs. Geraldine
Norman and Mrs. Florence Schwe-
gel. Members Of the boys cooking
classes will serve. Chelsea Stewart
stagecraft class members will ar
range decorations. Members of the
print shop class and commercial art
students, taught by Frederick Pol
ley, will design place-cards.
A film, Tech at Work" produced
under the direction of Mr.. Stewart
and Herbert Traub will be shown. A
string octette, directed by Richard
Orion and the Girls Concert Club,
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White Gross Guild Officers
Remain for Another Term

Mrs. w. c. Hartinger, president Of
the White Cross Center of the
Methodist Hospital, was unopposed
for reelection when the annual
luncheon and meeting was held to-
day in the Riley room of the Clay
pool. Seven hundred members and
guests were present.
Other nominees, all unopposed,
were as follows: Mrs. Edgar Blake,
Detroit, honorary president; Mrs.
Felix T. McWhirter, president emer-
titus; Mrs. Isaac Born, first vice
president; Mrs. Chauncey D. Meier,
| second vice president; Mrs. H. w.
Krause, third vice president; Mrs.
David Ross, fourth vice president;
Mrs. John G.. Benson, fifth vice
president; Mrs. Allan Ball, CORE
spending secretary; Mrs. Charles T.
Coy, recording secretary; Mrs. j. w.
Noble, assistant recording secretary;
Mrs. D. F. Wallace, treasurer; Mrs
George A. Van Dyke, parliament
| tartan, and Mrs. T. j. Williamson,
membership secretary.
The tables were decorated with
bowls of spring flowers in pastel
| shades and candles in blending
shades, with large plateau Of the
flowers on the speakers table. Nut
cups in various shades were made in
the shape of hyacinthS.
DR.. John G. Benson, superintend-
ent of the hospital, presented spe-
cial service awards.
Grace NJ. E. Church Guild, Mrs.
Allan Ball. president, for the third
successive year won the gold service
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RFGN HERE TODAY

BUN HFhE IUU1I
Irene Gardner obtains 4 position as air
sfeWardeSs on a coast air line. and hnds
tne VACCINATION Of her JOB a balm 70 the
unhappy ending Of her engagement to
BaI 9alston a Young inferno To further
nd own ambitions Bart has decided 70
marry Peggy Reagan spoiled ls-year-old
daughter of 2 prominent surgeon.
Irene determines 20 hlrt and forget. but
never 10 fake love seriously again She
becomes genuinely fond Of Steve Reagan
IS friend even though his casual chatter
about PegEY and Bart fills her with re-
sentiment.
At the airport Irene becomes acquainted
with impucent BaTnev o Sullivan. one of
the pilots Just % prove that 10 can be
done Barney kisses her Irene reprimands
him severely. and determines that ne
VI ont get awav with u again But he does.
and his second kiss IS even more thrilling
than the FIRST
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cup; Children's Cheer Guild, Mrs.
George E. Hoagland Jr., president,
won the silver cup for the second
successive year, and Methodist Hos
pital Guild, Mrs. H. S. Tilman,
president, won honorable mention.
In a whispering campaign" to
spread facts about guild work, the
Center Grace M. E. Guild was first;
Children's Cheer Guild, second;
Broadway M. E. Guild, Mrs. Frank
S. Woods, president, third, and
Methodist Hospital Guild, fourth.
Mrs. McWhirter extended the
welcome and Mrs. Blake brought
greetings. Mrs. Brandt G. Downey,
general chairman, was in charge of
courtesies. A musical program was
presented by Mayme Weddel Holtz,
soprano; Alice McCawley Rayburn,
pianist; the White Cross Guild
chorus and the Carolyn Ayers Turn
er string trio.
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Air SteWardeSS
By VIDA HURST
Copyright. 1885, By ReEister-Tribune Syndicate.

you with some one else. Steve is
crazy about you"
~
A THOUGH her heart ached for
IA him, Irene spoke calmly.
That no longer concerns you"
Don't I know it? That's what
hurts. To realize that If wanted
to I could snatch you away from
him and not be able to try it. You'll
marry him. I suppose, and then Wen
have to live in the same house. :"
III never do that" she inter-
rupted. I'm terribly fond Of
Stephen, but I shall never marry
any one"
He came across the room to her,
knelt down, and, Selling her hands
pressed them to his lips crying, DO
you mean that, darling?"
For the first time since she had
known him, Bart seemed complete
" swept off his feet and, conscious
of an overwhelming pity for him.
she leaned over and Graded his
dark head in her arms.
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about it and that he was willing
to take me into his Office.
What I went through that
night, before I told YOU" he ad-
mitted. Il realize I must have
seemed a brute to you that day,
but you'll never know what I seemed
to myself"
But you didn't have to do it.
We could have struggled along some
way. You would have had other
opportunities"
Not like that. I managed to
reach a point finally where I
thought the unhappiness Of two
who loved each other was nothing
compared to the good I might ac-
complish. the technique I could
acquire"
why go into that again? I'm not
arguing about it. I haven't tried to
change your mind"
81 didn't realize how complicated
it was going to be-" he confessed.
L had no idea I would have to see
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-24
N 1V1L Il, 4VoU H
Al Smith
Followed
by Parade
Easter Celebrants Trail
\ Former Governor Of
New York.
BY HELM WORDEN
Times Special writer

NEW YORK, April 24.-Al Smith
~ turned Pied Piper on Easter
Sunday The parade started TO 90
north, but II did a right-about face
when it saw "the governor" and
his wife heading south at Fifth-av
and 50th-st
Your car. Governor" asked a
policeman. tipping his cap. as Mr.
and Mrs. Smith slipped out the back
way Of St. Patrcks Cathedral
No said Al, this is Easter Sun
day and I'm a private citizen. We're
walking
With silk hat tipped at a jaunty
angle, a freshly lighted cigar in his
mouth and a white carnation in the
! lapel OF his cutaway coat, the Gov
ernor" slipped a hand about his
wife's arm and good-naturedly bowed
his way through the mob that
packed 50th-st. Mrs. Smith, done up
in a silver fox cape and smart black
wool suit, smiled amiably as the
crowd closed in around her.
I Joined the Smiths at St. Patricks
and walked with them as far as the
Bltmore Hotel at 43d-st and Madi-
son-av.
We're meeting the rest Of our
family there for lunch" Al Smith
explained. L had a light breakfast,
and I'm hungry"
Have Police Escort
A policeman marched ahead, clear
ing the way. Quite a crowd. Gov
ernor." he said uneasily, do you
think you want to try it?"
Yes. We're going down 5th-av.
I want to see the Easter paradel"
The Easter parade wanted to see
AL Smith. People swarmed the
streets. sidewalks and climbed over
automobile hoods to get a closeup Of
the Governor" and his wife.
I'm from New Jersey I'd like to
go home and say I'd shaken hands
with Al SMITH" said a plump wom-
an, pushing in front Of us. Al shook
hands with her. But he wasn't as
warmly disposed. toward John D.
Rockefeller's shoW-Radio City and
Rockefeller Center.
The crowd that had been drifting
in and out Of the plaza at Radio
City surged across 5th-av and 50th-
st. For a few moments, AL Smith
had stolen Mr. Rockefeller's showl
: View Empire State
Giving the cold shoulder to
seventy-stOry Rockefeller Center, he
resolutely focused on his own build
ing, the Empire State, at 34th-st and
5th-av. She looks fine from here,
doesn't she?" he asked. I'VE had
1900 people on top of her yester-
day!"
The chromium trimmings Of the
82-story Empire State Building,
cleaned like satin, in the faint
spring sun as it pierced the gray
clouds. DO you look north on 5th-
av from your offices?' I inquired.
mo, I'm on the 32d floor, on the
south side" The Governor glanced
back at the trailing mob and then
started down 5th-av. You see, I'm
playing for the South now" he re-
marked.
Fifty men and four sergeants
from the Seventeenth Precinct po-
lice station kept the crowd of 5000
in order as it filed in and out of
st. Patrick's Cathedral for high
mass.
1t was even a greater sight Good
Friday" said Al Smith. we had
1000 in the cathedral that after
noon!"
Two thousand, minus Gen. and
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt who are
at Hot Springs, leading parishionerS
damned fashionable St. Thomas
Church at 53rd-st and 5th-av.
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There's nothing We can dc
about it now, dear" she said gently
Il can understand how tempted you
were. don't hold it against you
any longer"
do you understand that I love
you? That I will always love you2'
She smoother his hair, wondering
at her own lack Of emotion.
Eyes, I'm sure you think you do.
And we'll be friends. I'll be friend
to both of you Perhaps I can make
Peggy realize what a terrific strain
you're under"
viii you, Irene? Do you think
you could do that?"
Il might. Peggy is easily infu-
enced and has many capabilities for
becoming a good wife. I didn't like
her at first and I still think she is
undeveloped s1d spoiled, but all of
those things can be rer1edied by
patience and affection on your
part"
"She was speaking to him as if
he had never promised to marry
her. And the strange part of it
was that her impersonality was no
longer assumed.
you're the most gracious girl
have ever known; Bart cried CRATE
fully. I'm a fool. not to marry
you, but didn't some one say once
that all men kill the thing they
love?"
Irene smiled.
you haven't killed me, Bart. I
have never been more alive"
AS she spoke, there was the
sound of feet flying up the steps.
Bart barely had time to rise be-
fore the door opened to admit
Peggy.
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To obtain a pattern of this
model, tear out the coupon and
mail it to Ellen Worth, The Indi-
annapolis Times, 214 w. Maryland
st, indianapolis, with Is cents in
coin.
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Model for Spring Wear
BY ELLEN WORTH

This British-looking dress for
spring would be dear to the heart of
any little girl.
Now, the original model was in
the favored navy blue wool crepe
with bright red shiny bone ball but
tons and belt buckle. A pert rib
bon bow in bright red grosgrain rib
bon accented the smart monk neck
line. The cape buttons on and
can easily be removed for classroom.
Plaid gingham is also adorable
for this model.
Other smart suggestions are navy
blue linen and tWeedy cotton in
blue and white checked patterns.
Style No. 900 is designed for sizes
8, 10, IL and IA years. Size 8 re-
quires 23s yards of 39-inch material
with 3 yard Of one-inch ribbon.
Our spring fashion book is beau
tifully illustrated in color. Price of
book, 10 cents.
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PAGE

Westover. Marjory Brigham. Ruth
Brown, Betty Gage. Mary Hewes,
Mary Hull. Janet McDougal, Maxine
Shrader. Marie Turner. Virginia
Williams and Alice Young. jose
phine Best will explain the purpose
Of the play and introduce the char
aCterS
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directed by Mrs. Blanche Quirk. viii
present musical entertainment.
Expression classes, directed by
Mrs. ReSsie Fix, will present "The
Golden Hand" In the cast will be
Misses Ruth Collier, Maxine Schrad-
er, Margaret Abel, Betty Lee Riley,
Betty Bray. Jeane Burnham, Eileen
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-11-18
FL DUN C1NGS

in embroidery and art silk Our AL overs
in white and colors are beautiful
We have laces, embroidery (insertions
& edges, ribbons
An attractive line of cotton prints.
crepe de chepe. hosiery.
A varied stock of buttons aAd buckles
and all that fashionable women will
desire.
Finest English Khaki, White drill.
tropical suitings. pants, suits, under.
wear, felt hats. shoes and other good
things for the men.
In few days we shall have enough
reliable shoes to supply everybody.
Let US show you these fine goods.
ANNIE DE CHABERT
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-11-18
LOOK HERE

HOFFMAN'S LIQUOR STORE
located at No. 26 B Market Street Chr
tiansted will be opened for business Octo
Der 18th. 1885 where on sale will be
found the CLIFTON HELL DLS@IL
LERY'S famous "OLD ct. CROIX
RUM" manufactured from Pure Cane
Juice.
there will also be the best brands of
Whisky. Brardy, Wines, Cold Beer ard
other delicious drinks.
Owner and Manager
M. HOFFMAN
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-11-18
See our New line of
H a rs

from America and England (fnr ladies',
girls & poys) also Panama Hats
Then inspect our stock Of materials
for ladies wear:
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-11-18
SUMMONS

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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-08
VLADA PROTI REPUBLIC
CORRICAN MERCERU

Department spravedlnosti
vlady Spojenych Statov po-
dal dve zaloby, tykajdce sa
16 oceliarskych korporacif.
v jednej sa pozaduje sldne
zakazanie mergeru (vtope-
nia) Republic Steel a Corri-
gan, Mckinney Steel Co. do
jednej spolocnosti a v druhej
sa pozaduje, ably siedmi jed
notlivci prestali byt' direk-
torrni v desiatich oceliar-
skych korporaciach. ODE sa
zakladajd ma protitrustovom
zakone. Spojenfm oceliarnf
a direktorstyom viacerych
jednotlivcov vo viaeerych O.
celiarhach by sa prekazalo
vol'nej konkurencii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-08
Navrhy zakonov
proti cudzincom
Miliony cudzincov chc1 de-
y
portovat'.

v kongrese nachodf sa ho-
dne zakonnych predloh, ma
merenych proti .cudzincom,
ktorf sa nechcd stat obcan-
mi krajiny. Kongresman Dies
z Texas ma pr. navrhuje, a.
by bolo deportovane $780,
900 cudzincov, ktorf vraj te-
raz sd ma t'archu Spojenym
Station, alebo ked' al pra-
cuj1, tax zaujfmaju miesto,
ktore by NAL mat Ameri-
kan. Kongresman Hoeppel
z California navrhuje, ably
deportovanf boli len tt, kto-
ri mali prflezitost' vybrat' 81
prvy papier, ale to neurobili.
Kongresman Blanton z Te-
xas podal navrh zakona, aby
prist ahovalectvo bolo dplne
zastavene ma 10 rokov.
Tiez boil podany navrh "a
kona, aby pravomoc mad j.
migraciou prenesena bola ma
department spravedlnosti z
Department. prace. Tajom-
nfcka Department. prace, 81.
Perkinsova bude proti tomu
bojovat'. Ona je priatel'kou
prist' ahovalcov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-08
HRA SA POLITIKA
v POMOCNEJ rAKCII

William B. Spagnola, poll
cajny zalobca NAL pred We
teranmi svetovej vojny rec,
v ktorej udal, Re v pomocnej
akcii sa robf politika a ze
mahoningska pomocna admi-
nistracia zamestnava l'udf z
Pennsylvania a tunajsfm ne
zamestnanym Tud'om pracu
media.
Spagnola podal j doklady.
Jedna vydata zenska pricho-
df vraj kazdy den 20 Sharon
pracovat' do pomocnej kan
celarie ma Commerce st. v
kancelarii, kde .sa rozdel'uje
nddzova praca, pracuje ze-
ma z Wampum, Pa. Spagno-
la predpovedal, ze guverner
Davey urobf poriadok.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-08
5O-ROCNE JUBILEUM
PALKOVICOVCOV

1Dna 6. februara slavili v
Bellaire, Ohio, zlate manzel-
ske jubileum p. Jozef Palko-
vic s manzelkou Ulianou v
prftomnosti fch synov, p. A.
M. Palkovica a adv. Micha-
la Palkovica a v6bec celej
rodiny a priatel'ov. Sv. omsa
bola v kostole sv. Michala
g. sl1zil ju Rev. Lach, tamoj-
81 slovensky duchovny.
Jubilanti byvali al done
davna v Youngstowne a te-
Sill sa vel'kemu poctu pria-
tel'ov. Prajeme i'm, aby sa
dozili diamantoveho jubilea.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-08
Kad0 program 81.
Dollar banky
Kaxdy utorok vecer o 8. ho-
dine bude vysielany nadher-
/ ny program z WKBN stanice

The Dollar Savings and
Trust Company zapocne w.
sielat' ma utorok vecer, o 8.
hodine nadherny radiovy
program z miestnej stanice,
v ktorom budd ucinkovat
hviezdy Metropolitan Grand
Opera Co., Metropolitan
Symphony Orchestra pod ve-
denim Franka Black, "Nea-
1politan Singers, 16 vytec-
.nych cspevakov a John 3.
Kennedy, spisovatep, 1redak-
tor a pozorovatel'. Ma doda-
tok abude kratka poucna
5prednaska o otazkach ban
kovnfctva, 1ktora bude kazde-
mu osoznou.
Tento program bude trvat'
jednu hodinu- a bude vysie-
lany kazdy utorok vecer o
8. "a cely rok. Nezabudnite
81 naladit' radio ma WKBN,
bude to iste hodno vypoeut'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-08
PREDLOHY VALECNEHO
ZAKONA v KONCRESE

v dome zastupcov i v Sc
nate Spoj. Statov boly poda-
ne navrhy zakona, podl'a
ktoreho budeme zit' v pade
vojny.
Senator Clark podal v Sc
nate navrh zakona, ably pre-
zident NAL pravomoc pre-
vzatia do vladnej spravy
vsetktch priemyselnych pod
nikov a vsetkych hmotnych
zdrojov krajiny a aby mohol
zavolat' do vojska potrebny
pocet muzov.
Predloha v dome zastup-
Gov lie podobna Clarkovej, a
le dava prezidentovi moe
len kontrolovat' priemysel a
ceny, ME prevziat' priemy-
sci do vladnej spravy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-08
Poor, Slovaci v Struthers!
Vepka predposna zabava! Neunusite cesovat do Nesx
Orleans Mardi Gras, lebo budeme podobnd skS-
most tuna donna mas q pre- mas. Smrekova banda IS
Struthers bude hrat' pre- rutherskych SlovxLov.

Ma nedel'u, 8. marca budo i
v osade najsv. Trojice ve1s
ka osad. fasiangova tanetnl
zabava a card party, ku kto
rel sa robia vePk6 prfpravy
Jozef Skvarka je predse
dom vyboru q jemu bud6
pomahat' kuratori Jozef M
'cejko st., Jozef Chuey,
chal Vilkos mi. NasledOvnf
vybory budd iGinkovat s
Tancovy vybor: Mich1l
Vilkos NIL, spravca; Joxek
Macejko ST., Stefan Nivert.
kartovy vSbor: Jozef Nj
vert, spravca; slecny Helen
Popovich, Lucille Nivert, LII
liam Nivert, Mary Petrunak,
Helen Petrunak, Anna Ru-
bicky, Helen Rnbicky NIL,
Dorothy Pogacnik, Cecilia
Popovich, Mary Novak, We
ronica Repasky.
Vybor lku pivu: Martin OF
ravec, spravca; Jozef Ontko,
Stefan Novak ST., Jan Rubi-
cky, Jan Pogacnik.
Vybor K xxkusk&m: Mrs.
Martin Oravec, spravkyha
Mrs. Michael Orenik, Mrs.
JOS. Palatas, Mrs. J.. Rich
valsky, Mrs. st. Novak, Mrs.
Mary Rabovsky, Mrs. Jos.
Pavlicko, Mrs. Alzbeta No
yak, Mrs. Maria Novak, Mrs.
And. Repasky.
Ma tejto zabave bude da-s
ny do vyhry Hope Chast'',
na ktor1 Mrs. j. Danko - )
jej vybor predava tikety.
Ma osadnej zabave Is. ok
tobra zarobok boil $10O.4O.
Ma zabave 81. dec. zarobok
bol $1,000. Pod'me a prevys-
me teraz predosle zabavy.
Vstupne je 35c. Vybor sa
Ease slide ma pondelok, is.
februara.
Bude toto posledna zabava
pred p0stom v nasej osade,
teda chceme, aby bola dobre
navstfvena a vybory vas o.
chotne obsldzia.
Prid' jeden, prfd'te vsetci,
prid' starry, prfd' mlady!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-08
.Slovak opisany
v dvoch dennikoch
Youngstown Telegram i The
Columbus Citizen priniesol
vel'ky clanok 20 zivota pana
Andreja Rozum.

Pan Andrej .Rozum, Kosi-
can, ktory "a Wac rokov tn
pracoval a urobil 81 vel'k1
znamost' medzi Slovakmi, a
teraz vlastni " Columbus pc
kny restaurant, dostal vel'kd
reklamu v dvoch americkych
dennikoch, The Columbus
Citizen a Youngstown Tele-
gram, ktore v dlhych clan
koch priniesly hlavnejsie Ca
ste. z jeho zivota v kraji i
tuna. Jeho zivotopis eta sa
vskutku ako roman. Syn rol'-
nfckych slovenskych rodicov
vlastni tn v Columbus, v hi.
meste statu Ohio, pekny re-
staurant. On, katolfk, a jeho
kostymeri Zidia. Pan Rozum
totiz naucil sa " youngstown
ne umeniu pripravovat' k6-
Ser jedla a v Columbus jeho
najlepsi kostymeri sd Zidia.
Restaurant jeho je v {. 49
E. Long St., v obchodnej
stvrti, hned' pri namestf. Ze
je vybornym kucharom, to
dosvedefme i my, lebo nam
postal pred dvoma tyzdnami
znamenity kolac po p. Mar
tinovi Lesnakovi, ktory tam
bol i s p. A. M. Palkovicom
ma konvencii poist' ovatel'ov.
P. Rozumovi prajeme DIAL
sich dspechov v zivote.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-08
PRECO POL'SKO NECHCE
VYCHODNE LOCARNO

Zahranicny minister PoP-
ska, pluk. Beck NAL v sne-
me rec O zahranicnej politi-
ke .pol'skej a povedal, ze
vlada preto nechce prist1-
pitt k smluve zvanej "vy-
chodne Locarno", lebo neza-
rucuje pol'ske hranice a je
al mac nejasna. Udal tiez,
ze francdzsko-pol'ska vojen-
ska smluva je v piatnosti.
Zakladnym kamenom poll
skej zahranicnej politiky ze
je priatel'ske nazfvanie s
Nemeckom a Ruskom. V de-
bate Beckovi bolo potion w.
tykane, ze preco nehladf, a.
by PoPsko zilo v priatel'stve
al s Cesko- -Slovenskom a. Lit
vfnskom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-08
Valentinove party
Spolku v.Anny
Bude to len pre- udkyne spoil
ku, ktors su ziadane prist'
v plnom pocte.

Spolok sv. Amy, Cislo 80.
IKSZJ. usporiada v nedel'u,
10. februara Valentfnove
party pre- svoje ddkyne po
obede o 2. hodine. Bude sa
hrat' 500 a bingo a odmena
bude odpustenie mesacnych
prispevkov.
Vsetky ddkyne sd ziadane
prfst'. -Dlhuj1ce udkyne s1
d6razne ziadane o prftom-
most ma sch0dzi, sinac budd
vyldcene 20 spolku. Prid'te
sestry ma tieto party, "a
bavime sa po sestersky.
Vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-08
PROTI 3O-HODINOVEMU
ROBOTNEMU TYzDNU

Vo Washingtone sa konal
pred kongresnym vyboIom
vysluch ohl'adom navrhu "a
kona O 3O-hodinovom -pra-
covnom tyzdni. Ma tomto w
sluchu Dol obchod a priemy-
sci slime zastdpeny a podal
mnoh6 namietky proti take
muto zakonu. Ale nepodal
ziadne navrhy ma rozldste-
ME otazky nezamestnanosti.
Ia 30-hod. pracovny tyzden
agituje Americka Federacia
Pr&ce.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-08
JAN PAVLO ZOMREL

Jan Pavlo, z 81 w. Wood
land Ave-, zomrel v stredu
vo veku SO rokov. Oplakava
no manzelka Maria, dcera a
syn a dvoje vndcat. Boil d.
dom Odb. 8. MSS. Pohrab je
teraz v piatok po obede z
ev. a. v. chramu sv. Emanu-
ella. Pohrabne obrady odba-
vi Rev. Andrej Hvizdak. Po-
chovany bude ma Tod Gin
torfne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-08
REBRfKs ZACHRANI
Fe~... f4AUPTMANNA

Jestli Bruno Rich. Haupt-
mann unikne elektrickemu
stolku, bude "a to d'akovat'
rebrfku, po ktorom vnikol
vrah do domu pluk. Lindber-
CHA, ably uniesol jeho die
ia. V tieto dni boly podane
dive vyznamne svedectva, ze
hoe ma rebrfku bolo mnoz-
stvo odtlackov prstov, ami
jeden nebol Hauptmannov a
re drevo ma rebrfku nepo-
chadza z Hauptmannovho
domu. Tiez jeden znalec
svedcil, ze pfsmo ma listoch
ME je Hauptmannovo a je-
den svedok svedcil, ze ma re-
brfku bola p6vodne len jed
ma diera ma klinec a teraz
je Wac. Dodatocne diery wy
vrtali vraj detektivi, aby pa
sovaly ku drevu ma povale
Hauptmannovho domu.
. Pravota s Hauptmannom
sa uz chyli ku koncu. Ma
buddci tyzden porota rozhod
ne, Ii je Hauptmann vinny
alebo ME. Hauptmannov ad-
vokat chcel nepriamo doka-
zat', ze zlocin previedol Iii
dor Fisch, obchodny partner
Hauptmannov, ktory potion
usiel do Nemecka a tam 20
mrel ma suchotiny. Jeden sve
dok tvrdil, ze videl Fischa
ma plote cintorfna, ked' bolo
vypl&cane vykupne.