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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-20
White SOX Are
Still Building,
Kirksey Finds
Vernon (George) Washing
ton Is in Right Field
Under Present Lineup.
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY
United Press stan Correspondent

PASADENA. Cal, March 20-The
Chicago White Sox still are re-
building. They've been doing that
now for Is years, ever since Charles
Cnmiskey, the Old Roman,
wrecked the club after the Black
SoX" scandal in 1919.
The White Sox finished IN the
cellar last season, so it may be
safely said that exactly no progress
has been made over that long span
of years.
Jimmy Dykes succeeded Lew Fon-
SEGA as manager last season. Dykes
is a good man for the job. He's one
of the most popular men in base
ball. He's one Of the hardest hus-
lerS in the game.
Pilot Dykes Not JubiIant
Dykes played with the Athletics
when the team was in the cellar
and stuck with it until the world S
championship was annexed. If
Dykes could do that as manager of
the White SoX, he would justly de-
serve the title of baseball's miracle
man" of all time.
II expect we'll be slightly i'm
proved this season" said Dykes. I'VE
couldn't be any worse than last
year. I have no idea where we'll
finish"
Sizing up the White sox lineup,
we find:
Infeld-Same as last year with
Bonura at first. Hayes at second,
Appling at short, and Dykes at
third. Marty Hopkins. one of the
best f1elders in the game but weak
at bat, will probably get in a lot
of games at third, and Glenn
Wright, brought from Kansas City,
will sub for Hayes and Bonura.
Wright can still hit but his arm
isn't strong enough for steady
work.
Youngsters on Mound Staff
Outfield-Rip Radcliff, who hit
1856 for Louisville, in left; Al Sim
mons in center, and Vernon
(George) Washington, who hit 1867
for Indianapolis, in right are the
present lineup. Bud Hafey, who
hit 800 for the Missions, and Mule
Haas, hustling harder than ever,
are giving the two rockies, Radcliff
and Washington, plenty of compe-
tition. Simmons hopes Haas re-
tainS his center field job as he
wants to stay in left.
Pitching-Three veterans, George
Earnshaw, Ted Lyons, and Sad
Sam Jones, and four youngsters,
Les Tietje, up last year; Lee Slime
from Milwaukee, Vernon Kennedy
from Oklahoma City and John
Whitehead from Dallas, form the
first line. Babe Phelps from st.
Paul, Joe Vance from Dallas and
Whit Wyatt are battling for the
relief jobs. A southpaw is needed
badly with John Michaels from
Rochester apparently not yet ripe.
Catching-Luke Sewell, obtained
from washington via the Browns,
will be the No. l man. Bob Fenner
from st. Paul apparently has won
the second string job. with Mervin
Shea, last years first stringer,
dropped to No. 3.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-20
OLynlpicS Win First
Mix in Ice PLdyOfS

By United Press
DETROIT, March 20.-The De-
troit Olympics defeated the SYRIA
cuse Stars, to 1, last night in the
first game Of the playoffs in the
International Hockey League.
The second game of the three
game series will be played at SYRIA
cuse Thursday. Roche scored twice
for the Olympics in the first period
King and Blake made the other
goals. The Syracuse tally was
made in the third period by Mar
tin.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-20

for the main event. The three
fastest cars also will compete in a
match race.
Among those who have fast cars
entered are Tony Willaman, Mil
waukee driver who has become a
favorite at Chicago midget tracks;
Jimmy Snyder, Chicago, and Ron
ny Householder, Los Angeles.
Louie Schneider, Harold Shaw
and Harry McQuinn, all of In
dianapolis, and Frank Brisko are
listed as entered. All drivers will
be required to wear crash helmets.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-20
JARR TO DEFEND TITLE

y = WIIFI 7 TfNN
Fl. WAYNE. Ind. March 20. -
The Indiana bantamweight boxing
title will be at stake when frankie
Jar. Fl. Wayne. present champion
meets Jackie Collins. Muncie. in a
ten-round bout here March IS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-20

TINE city will get its first taste
l. of indoor midget auto racing
tonight when several prominent
drivers wheel their noisy little gas
buggies around a sixth-of "a mile
track in the state Playground
Coliseum.
Promoters of the races said
they expect 16 drivers and II cars
to compete. Ten events are on
the program, including feature
25-lap event, four ten-lap races
and four six-lap grinds. The six
lap affairs will serve as oualif1erS
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-20
CANCELA GAINS VERDICT


ST. PETERSBURG. Fla, March
20.-Tony Cancela, Tampa heavy
weight, was awarded the decision
after a ten-round fight with frankie
Edgren, Cheyenne. here last night.
The decision was unpopular and
fans stormed the ring.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-20
PARK NINE WORKS OUT

The Park School baseball team
held its first practice game yester-
day afternoon. Nine lettermen are
on the squad. Tom Mumford, left
fielder and utility catcher. has been
elected captain.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-20
HHJMFN To PLAY

The j. T. v. Hill quintet, winner
of the state Negro independent ii
tie. will meet the Corydon CCC SIT
tomorrow night at the Senaterav
Y. NJ. c. A. gym. The Killmen de-
feated Corydon in the finals of the
recent tourney.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-20
FORMER CHAMPION WINS

Frank Taberski of Schenectady,
N. Y, former worlds pocket billiard
champion, defeated Frank Dough-
erty Jr., 125 to 33, in an exhibition
match at Dougherty's parlor last
night. The contest ran SIS innings,
with the visitor posting high run
of 60.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-20
HinkLe Wisecrdcks at
NOtre Dame Net Banquet
Says Butler Will Beat Irish CagerS With Those Same
Two Officials or He'll Die Trying.
BY DICK MILLER
Times STAFF Writer

OUTH BEND 2OThe annual testimonial dinner the
basketball squad last night the huge
dining hall under auspices of the VILLAGERS Club
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-20
LONDOS HELD TO DRAW

MINNEAPOLIS. March 2G-Jim
LondoS, worlds heavyweight cham
pion. wrestled TO a draw with Ray
Steele, Glendale. Cal. here last
night. In a prelim, Bronko Ma
gurSki, International Falls, threw
George Koverly. HOLLYWOOD.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-20
FAVORED IN LINKS MEET

By United Press
BELLEAIR, Fla, March 19-V. K.
Hilton, Dayton, O., teed off in the
first round of the annual Belleair
amateur tournament today favor
tie TO retain his title. His low Is
qualified Yesterday
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-20
MCARTHY's MOTHER DIES

PHILADELPHIA, March 20.-Fu-
neral arrangements were being
completed today for Mrs. Susan
Mccarthy, rs, mother of Manager
Joe Mccarthy of the New York
Yankees. Mrs. Mccarthy died late
yesterday at the home of a niece,
Mrs. Michael Morley, at German
town
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-20
LEAD BIKE RACE

By United Press
CHICAGO, March 2O.-The team
Of Reggie Mcnamara and Dave
Lands held the lead in the six-day
bicycle race at the Chicago Stadium
early today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-20
Graphing Fans Sit In on
Wild Scramble at ArmOry
Overflow Crowd Sees Marshall and MCMiIen Draw in
Exciting Feature; Otto KusS Wins Over CoffieId

Marshall today forced to nudge and share his No
wrestling with McMen
Chicagoan.
and holds with the Colorado blond for
in A.
Armory night they
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-20
Bv United Press

~ N-AANNA
BRADENTON. Fla, March 20
The Boston Red SOx. picked to make
a race OF il IN American League,
look like potential champions in ex-
hibitiOn games
Yesterday they attacked an array
OF St Louis Cardinal pitchers and
won. AL, on Is hits.
WEST PALM BEACH. FTa-Per-
haps Manager Rogers HOrnsby Of
the St Louis Browns was not over
enthusiastic in predicting a good
race for this season.
Hal Schumacher and Leroy Par
melee. among the best of the New
York Giant hurlers. fired their best
shots yesterday, but the Browns won
for the second straight time, 5-4.
and took the series three games to
one.
TAMPA, Fla-The Cincinnati
Reds were cycling requirements for
the infieId today TO plug weaknesses
that cost a ball game. Joe Nor
rissey fielGed in a sparkling man
ner at second base and Peaches
Davis and Whitley Wistert hurled
good ball. but faulty support cost
the Reds a -ictory against Toronto,
Ga, yesterday.
ORLANDO. Fla.-The Brooklyn
Dodgers were still unbeaten today in
the grape -ruit league. but less hi
lariOus. LOnnie Frey, their Spry
shOrtStOp. will be out several days
with a bad charlie horse.
The Dodgers defeated the Detroit
Tigers yesterday, 9-6, on a single
by Joe Strip in the ninth inning.
BILOXI. NiisS-Alex McCOn. who
two years ago at 80 was a major
league rookie. and Frank PeticOlaS,
Chicago SandlOtter who left a mon
sStery TO become a ball player. were
IN an assortment Of spring failures
sent down the river today by the
Washington baseball club.
MCCOl won only three and lost
four last season.
With rookie pitchers on the
mound. the Senators yesterday eked
out a So decision over the Albany
club Of the International League.
ST. PETERSBURG-The New
York Yankees have found the recipe
for victory over the Boston Braves.
With Lefty Vernon Gomez. pre-
miev pitcher in the American League
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-20
Bargain Weekend Trips
Each Weekend

Leave on any train 10 :45 a. m Friday
to % a. m. Monday. Return limit
Monday. Reduced round trip Pullman
fares
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-20

ST. PETERSBURG-The New
York Yankees have found the recipe
for victory over the Boston BraveS.
With Lefty Vernon Gomez. pre-
miev pitcher in the American League
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-20

The Banner Dairy club will meet to-
nRht at 80 az 1850 N Keystone-av All
players and tryouts are urged 20 be on
hand. Practice will start Sunday.
Evening star., 1935-06-27
DISTRICT WELFARE
WILL BE ANALyzED
Distinguished Speakers to
Discuss Problems at
Meeting Tonight.

Welfare problems Of the District OF
Columbia will be subject to close
analysis at q meeting OF the District
Public welfare Association tonight at
the auditorium Of the American Ma
tional Red Cross, Seventeenth and D
streets.
Addresses will be made by repre-
sentatives Of the Public Assistance
Division and the three main private
family welfare organizations OF the
District.
These speakers will be interrogated
bv A panel of distinguished citizens
from many walks of life in the Ma
tonal Capital.
The speakers will include Frederick
w. McReynolds, chairman Of the
Board of Public Welfare: DR.. Anson
Phelps Stokes, president Of the Family
Service Association; Dr. H. ]. Crosson,
president Of the Catholic Charities;
Mrs. Harry Louis, vice president Of
the Jewish Social Service Agency.
Members of the panel are as fol-
lows: Sanford Bates, director Of the
United States Bureau Of Prisons and
president Of the Washington Council
of Social Agencies; George w. Beas-
lev, president of the Federation OF
Civic Associations; Mrs. Lloyd w. Bid
die, president of the Washington Fed
Grafton of Womens Clubs; Robert NJ
Buck of the Washington Daily News,
John B. Colpoys, United States mar
shall and editor of the Trades Union
ist; Clarence Phelps Dodge. president
OF the Community Chest; Miss Kath-
arine Lenroot. chief Of the United
States Children's Bureau and past
president OF the Monday Evening
Club; Eugene Meyer. publisher of the
Washington Post: A. G. Newmyer,
publisher of the Washington Times;
B. M. McKelway. news editor OF The
Washington Star; Mrs. Eleanor Pat
terson. publisher Of the Washington
Herald; DR.. William A. White, super
intendent of st. Elizabeth's Hospital
and president of the Mental Hygiene
Society and of the Social Hygiene So
ciety, and Lloyd B. Wilson, president
of the Chesapeake & Potomac Tele-
phone Co.
After members of the panel have
completed their questioning the au-
dience will be invited to ask for any
information or make any comments.
Evening star., 1935-06-27
PLEA WINS MERCY
Judge Dismisses Man, Sole Sup
port of Mother, Aged 1O5.


Because his l05-year old mother is
counting on him for her food and
clothing. Pinnery Ganley. colored. was
dismissed when arraigned before
Judge Robert e. Mattingly in Police
Court today on a charge of disorderly
conduct.
Ganley, who appeared In court only
in a pair of trousers and badly torn
undershirt said he had been severely
beaten and robbed OF Civilian Con-
servation Corps card In one OF the
Transient Bureau lodges here. Burst
ing into tears, he told Judge Mat
tingly that If he did not get out
right away. secure another card and
return to the C. c. C. his poor old
mother would starve.
Evening star., 1935-06-27
LONG SEES VANDENBERG

Senator Long, Democrat. Of LOU
isiana told the Senate yesterday that
Senator Vandenberg Of Michigan.
probably would be nominated by the
Republican party In 1896 and added:
"The party could do worse"
'I ask. the Senator to withhold his
grin when he makes that observation" /"
Vandenberg retorted.
Evening star., 1935-06-27
CANNON ASKS $4,000
Representative Charges Injury by
Auto of George w. Smith.

Declaring he was seriously injured
when struck by an automobile in
April. 1884, Representative Clarence
Cannon of Missouri filed suit in
District Supreme Court yesterday for
$4,000 damages from George w.
Smith, 2243 Prout street southeast.
Through Attorney James P. Dono-
van, Mr.. Cannon says he was struck
by Smiths car while he was walking
across the intersection of B street
and New Jersey avenue.
Evening star., 1935-06-27

TIME HOTTER THE DAY THE HARDER
l. PEOPLE LOOK FOR THE CARRIER AIR
CONDITIONED PLACES
Summer slump7 Forget it. The places that are
made cool and comfortable by Carrier Weather
maker Air Conditioning Systems say there
Just ism. any such thing.
They'll tell you that Carrier Air Conditioning
keeps their merchandise fresher, free from
perspiration stains and dust. Salespeople on
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-04
SKAREDE PREDPoVEDE

Rev. Chas. E. Coughlin pred.
povedal nedelu v jeho radio
prednaske koniec modernemu
kapitalizmu behom bud1cich
paru rokov, lebo je dnes zna-
mejsf skrz jeho hriechy nezli
cnosti. Rev. Coughlin ziada, a.
by kongres vratil ludu kontro-
lu mad peniazmi. Demokraciu v
Amerike vyhlasil "a degenero-
vand a povedal, ze "a hou bude
nasledovat' socializmus, komu-
MINUS alebo fasizmus. On je "a
spoloeensk1 spravodlivost'.
Donald Richberg, prezidento-
va "prava ruka" recnil Gle
velande a tiez povedal, ze tn
bude revol1cia, ak miliony ro-
botnikov nedostanu pracu. On
ziadal priemysel a obchod, aby
dal l'udu pracu, lebo mac ze to
bude musiet' urobit' vlada.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-04

Kto eilce kdpit' dobry auto
mobil, Plymouth alebo Dodge,
m6ze no 81 ho teraz k1pit' cd
slovenskej automobilovej firmy
Smith -Trumbull, Inc. v (. SO
Ward Ave-, Girard, Ohio. Pred
seldom tejto spolocnosti je do
bre znamy youngstownsky Slo-
yak, p. Jan Serfel a predava-
com p. Juraj Palascak mi. Oba-
ja sd cinnf v Sokolstve a slo.
venskom zivote vobec. Slova-
kom srdecne odporncame t1to
spoPahlivd automobilov1 fir
mu. Telefon p. serfela je 3s362.
p. Palaseak byva ma Lansing
vile.
Kazdy Slovak sa ma tesit',
ked' sa otvori novy slovenskJ
podirik a. ma ho podporovat "a
rozchyrovat', lebo to je pokrok,
ked' Slovaci idi do obchodu.
Dodge Plymouth kary sd zna-
me ako dobre vyrobky.
Panu Serfelovi srdecne blaho-
zelame a prajeme mnoho zdaru.
Ufame, ,ze tato prva slovenska
predajna automobilov ma Maho-
ming doline bude jednou mai
vyhl'adavanejsich ako Slovak.
mi tax inym obecenstvom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-04
BANKARI PREDViDAJU
LEPSIE easy

Lepsie easy pre- Mahoning do
linu su predpovedane Carl w,
Ullmanom, predsedom Dollar
Savings & Trust Co. a H. r.
Hooperom, predsedom City
Trust & Savings Banky. Mr..
Ullman sa vyslovil, re posled-
nych niekol'ko mesiacov bolo
zvlast' 81 sl'ubnych. Prezident u
kazal, ze je "a to, aby s1krom-
ne podnikanie bolo veducim ci-
nitel'om v ozdraveni hospodar.
skych pomerov a ze hl'adi snf-
zit' vyydavky vlady. Mr.. Hooper
zvlast' vyzdvihol zmenu smy-
si'ani l'udi. Je Wac optimizmu
v Jude a to je dobry znak. A
je Wac prace v oceliarnach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-04
CERVENOKoSEL'NfCI
vRAzDILI v KosToLE

Styridsat'pat' Cervenych Ko-
sci 'nikov vrazilo 80. dec. do ka-
tolfckeho kostola v Coyoacan,
Mexiku, kde sa odbavovala O.
msa S nadavkami ma katolicku
cirkev S vykrikami "Smrt'
knazovir" Ked' ich veriaci chce-
il z kostola vyhodit', Cerveni
Kosel'nfci zacali strielat' "a
bill 5 ranili 80 veriacich. We
riaci sa vrhli ma 1tocnfkov a
jedneho z mich holymi rukami
zabili. Ostatni boil zahnani ma
mestsky dom, kde boil aresto-
vani.
: Cerveni Kosel 'nici je organi-
zacia ministra agrikult1ry Gar
rida y Canibala. Prezident Me-
.xika sl'1bil arestovanych pris-
ne potrestat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-04
Young Peoples
Forum zalozeny
Madez v osade Mena Jezis bu.
de sa schadzat' kaSdu stredu.

V osade Mena Jezis ma Steel
ton zalozena bola organizacia
mladeze pod menom Young
People s Forum, ktora bude pc
stovat' dusevne, mravne, spolo-
censke telesne blaho mladsich
clenov osady. Kazd1 stredu bu-
de sch6dza ma kazdej schodzi
bude my predmet jednania. V
prv1 stredu mesiaca bude riadna
clenska schodza, "a nou debata,
rozberanie beznych udalosti a
rozhovory. V druhu stredu bu-
de nabozenska prednaska od-
poved'mi ma otazky. V tretiu
stredu bude spolocenska scho-
dza a vo tstvrtu vychovne pred
nasky. Prednasat' budu vyni-
kajdci laici historic, lekar-
stva alebo vedy. Ia kazdou
prednaskou budu odpovede ma
otazky. Schodze druh1 stvr-
til stredu budu otvorene pre-
cbecenstvo.
Ia predsedu Forumu zvoleny
boil Jan Martinko, "a podpred.
Esedkyilu 81. Anna Dolak, "a po'
kladnfka Juraj Dzuroff, "a "a
| pisnicku 81. Anna Bellan, "a do.
pisujdcu tajomnicku 81. Ester
Olsavsky "a straz Andrej Jur.
Go. Rev. Stefan Kocis Rev. 10.
zef Elias s1 moderatormi. Zvo
lene boly potrebne vybory.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-04
TAIIANSKO A FRANCIA
SA D0HODLY

Franc1zsky zahranicny mini.
ster Laval odcestoval do Rima
ku Mussolinimu, kde podpise
taliansko-franclzsku dohodu Q
garantovani rak1skej neodvis.
losti a o vzajomnej podpore
Francia zaplati "a toto Italian.
ske priatel'stvo 1stupkami v
Tunise, Alzirsku a da mu kus
dzemia v juznej Afrike. Rak1-
sku neodvislost' bude garanto.
vat j Mala Dohoda. Tato smlu.
va je namerena proti Nemecku
ktore chce Rak1sko k sebe pri.
pojit'. Smluvou Taliansko vstu.
puje definitivne do svazku pro.
tinemeckych narodov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-04
"CIERNT" / "tERVENf"
CHOU DIKTATtRU

Kongresny vtbor ma vysetro-
vanie neamerickej cinnosti sma
svedsctva, ze ako fasisti, tax j
komunisti pl&novai zaviest'
diktatdru ' spoj. Statoch. Ko-
munisti udajne mali vyplanova-
ne uniest' prezidenta j cely je-
ho kabinet a fasisti planovali
ntvorit' armadu pol miliona a.
mericktch ''vigilantov", W.
hnat' vladu j prezidentom 2
Washingtonu a posadit' "a dix
t&tora neWyorkskeho advokata
Jacksona Martindella. Ma ar
m&du bolo upisane 700 milionov
dol&rov, svedeil armadny kapi-
tan Glazier . Baltimore, ktorf
je velitelom CCC v Mdridge,
Me.
@ komunistickom spiknuti
svedcil Walter s. Steele "a "a
merickn koalfciu patriotickfch
spolkov". Komunisti mali vraj
yyvolat' generalny strajk q W.
hl6sit' komunistickd diktat1ru
po unesenf prszidenta a clenov
jehO kabinetu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-04
Banket ma pocest monsignora
F. J. Dubosa Dol vel'kolepy
Najdp. opat stansav amuca, osB, hi duchovny 1KszJ
Rev. Stefan Kocs re6n Rev. Jan Krispnsly obradnikom
Vaced Slov&ci Mahoning do Iny pritomnf

menul tiez, ze po zalozeni kon-
ferencie "a prveho jej predse-
du zvoleny bol msgr. Dubois a
ze nase slovenske knazstvo uz
vtedy najlepsie uznalo krasne
esobne vlastnosti a. vodcovstvo
noveho monsignora. V meme I
K. S. j. prehovoril p. Imrich
Valko a meme IKSzJ. pi. Ma
ria Kollar, hlavna pokladnicka
q. j. Odznely al inc krasne po.
zdravy a blahozelania jak njdp
monsignorovi Dubosovi, tax
S;"lo tam pritomnym rodi:om a
jeho osade.
z nasej okolice tam boil DIP
Jozef Krispinsky, duchovny o.
sadly najsv. Trojice v Struth ers
DIP. Juraj Novak, duchovny o.
sadly sv. Jana Campbell: DIP
Jan Humensky, S. T. D., ktorJ
je prave donna Washington
ma vianoenych prazdninach
|dp. Frank Kurta, jahen-boho
slovec osady Mena Jezis, kto
ry bude uz toho roku vysvate
my "a knaza. Dalej boil tam p
Jozef G. Vaseak so svojou dee
ruskou; p. Martin Dolak s man
zelkou; p. Jan Lesko, tai. S. S
K, a p. Jan Koeis 20 Struthers
Pocas banketu spevokol osa
dy sv. Cyrila a Metoda z Lake
wood zaspieval stvorhlasne mno
he nase slovenske travnice /;
|hudobnfci pod riadenim p. Ju
fraja Krispinskeho zahrali slo
fisenske a anglicke skladby, {, I
vytvorilo mil1 naladu a oprav
divy pozitok.
PrftomnT,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-04

V nedel u vecer boil vel'kole-
py bankst ma pocest' najdp.
monsignora F. j. Dubosa v Gle
velande. Miestnost', " ktorej
bola minula konvencia I. X. s.
j. a v ktorej mas novy mon
signor boil jednohlasne zvoleny
"a hlavneho duchovneho, bola
preplnena vzacnymi host'mi 2
blizka d'aleka. Pekne zast1-
pene tam boly jak nase orga-
nizacie, tax i nase slovenske
duchovenstvo. Bola to ozaj ver-
ka SLOvENSKA slavnost', pri
ktorej boly ocsnene zasluhy no.
veho monsignora a tiez i otcov-
ska starostlivost' a laska najdp.
biskupa Schrembsa voci nasmu
slovenskemu l'udu.
Banketu predsedal DIP. Jan
Krispinsky, horlivy pracovnik
jak ma vinici Pana, tax i ma ma
roda roll dedienej. Co obradnik
previedol svoju dlohu vyborne
Krasnu rec povedal najdp. o.
pat Stanislav Gmuca, O.S.B., '
ktorej 1primne blahozelal osla.
vencovi k jeho vysokemu Wy.
znaceniu a pobadal prftomnych
ku praci ga vieru a narod"
poukazuj1c ma vel'ke skutky '
minulosti. V meme Konferencie
Slovenskych KEazov Cleveland.
skeho biskupstva prehovoril DIP
Stefan Kocis, duchovny osady
Mena Jezis a hi. duchovny /,
X. s. q. J. vo svojej nadsene;
reel spomenul krasne skutky
fktors nasi sdruzenf knazi vyko
nall behom minulych desat' 70.
kov "a povznesenie nasho slo'
venskeho mena a zivota. Spo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-04
WALLACE zIADA ss.
VA6SIU vfROBU


Tajomnik zemedelstva vlady
Spoj. Statov, Henry Wallace O.
znamil, ze obmedzenie pestova-
MIA Irody dosiahlo- vrcholu a
nebude Wac obmedzene, nezli
je. Zaroven ziadal, aby priemy-
sci pustil sa do vacsej vyroby a
snizil ceny, tax ze Wac preda.
Vytykal vyrabatel'om automo-
hilov, ze ylani by boil predali 0
million antomobilov Wac, keby
neboli obmedzili vyrobu 5 me-
zvysili cenu automobiloy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-01-04
NAJvAt&f KosT11HRI
OCELE AUTolGoBILKY

Automobilove tovarne Y Gpo
jenych Statoch sd aajvac1fnail
kostymermi oceliarnf, oznannu+
je casopis "SteeP'. Roku 1894
spotrebovaly 20.8 percent spra,
covanej (finisovanej) ocele, ~
leznice 1873 percent, stavshny
priemysel 12.7 percent, potfa-
vinove nadoby 8.6 percent, Oh
jo-, plyno- a vodovody 4.9 ers
cent, strojovy priemysd s8|
percent, rozmanite male prie-
mysle 30.8 pc4cent d vyvsxlo sas
do zahranicia So percent.