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Evening star., 1935-03-22
PLEA FOR SCHOOL
|. AND PLAYGROUND
ITEMS PRESENTED
Senate Subcommittee Hears
Civic Groups Request
More Funds.
CHARACTER EDUCATION
CONTINUANCE ASKED
Mrs. John Boyle, Jr., Asks Sum
Be Earmarked for School
Luncheon Program.
BY J. A. O'LEARY.

The views of civic groups on school
and playground items they believe
should be placed in the 1886 District
appropriation bill we're heard by the
Senate subcommittee today.
Maj. Earl Landreth Of the City
wide Playground Council urged a
more adequate allowance for keeping
school Fairgrounds open during the
Summer months and an additional
sum for repairs to Fairgrounds.
Harry N. Stull of the Federation OF
Citizens Associations appeared in
support of restoring funds to con-
tinue the character work
in the schools for another year. He
suggested one amendment to the
character -ecucation estimates. The
House cut this item out of the budget
estimates. Stull also Endorsed several
school-improvement items.
School Item Sought.
w. C. Magathan of the Citizens
Association of Takoma, D. c., was
scheduled to be heard today to ask
inclusion of $4,000 to complete the
Paul Junior High School by build
ing the south wing. With capacity
of 900, this school already has an
enrolment of 1910. Magathan also
requested $4,000 to draw plans for a
new senior high school, the land for
which was bought several years ago
in the vicinity of Fifth and Sheridan
streets, adjoining the new recreation
center.
The subcommittee heard two dele
cations on the question Of restoring
to the bill the estimate for improv-
ing the grounds for Woodrow Wilson
High School. which the House elimi-
mated.
Those heard were Mrs. Leslie
Wright. Harold Smith Of the Alice
Deal School Association and Mrs. r..
D. Bradbury. The Woodrow Wilson
High School items also was presented
by a committee from Chevy Chase
consisting of Edwin S Hege. Mrs.
Burton K. Wheeler and Mrs. Frank
A. Linzel.
Continuation OF the school lunches
now being provided for out of the
emergency relief funds was urged by
Mrs. John Boyle. jr., of the Con-
sumers' Council. Mrs. Boyle asked
the subcommittee to earmark a part
of the relief fund to be used spe-
cifically for this purpose.
New Building Asked.
A delegation of citizens association
and parent-teacher members, headed
by DR.. William M. Deviny, urged the
Senate Subcommittee to include
sll50 900 for new building to replace
the old Bunker Hill School on Michi-
gan avenue northeast. This item was
approved by the Senate last year but
lost in conference with the House
Charles I. Stengle of the American
Federation of Government Employees
supported testimony given earlier in
the week as to the need for more
money for nursing service at Gallinger
Hospital. He also requested six addi-
tional guards at the Jail and restora-
ton of the per diem allowance for
merly given to inspectors in various
branches of the District service to
cover the cost of transportation. He
another amendment relat-
ing to the application of the classi-
flcation salary law to employees in
the emergency relief organization.
Evening star., 1935-03-22
PRISON GUARDS SHIFTED
Men Get New Posts After Making
Charges.

Shifts in assignment were ordered
yesterday by welfare officials for two
prison guards who had leveled charges
against each other.
The men are w. A. Stein captain Of
the guard of the Occoquan Wharf of
the District Workhouse, and John P
Costello. an Occoquan guard. Stein
has been shifted to guard duty at Oc-
coquan and Costello to the Reforma-
tory at Lorton.
Officials of the Board of Public We'll
fare had been investigating complaints
made by the men for a number of
days. The charges were said not to be
of serious nature.
Evening star., 1935-03-22
Historian Will Speak.

Mrs. Mary E. Beard. historian, will
speak in Frazier Hall, at Howard Uni
versity, this evening at o'clock, un-
der auspices of the Women Students
League OF the university. Members Of
the faculty and others have been in
vited to attend the lecture and to meet
Mrs. Beard at a reception to follow.
Evening star., 1935-03-22
CHAOTIC LAWS HIT

Cummings Asks States to Co-ordi-
nate Narcotic Legislation.
Asserting present Chaotic" State
narcotic laws are "thwarting co-opera-
ton" by the Federal Government
Attorney General Cummings last night
asked State Legislatures to approve
promptly a uniform measure.
In a radio address, the Attorney
General read a letter from President
Roosevelt which said "only nine States
had adopted" the uniform narcotic
measure before the first of this year,
but asked that 1895 witness the adop-
ton by at least 81 more States.
Evening star., 1935-03-22
POLICE ACCUSED
OF PERSECUTION
Rearrest of Gypsy Arouses
Ire of Justice Hit in
Police Court.

Charges Of persecution instead OF
prosecution" were hurled at the police
fugitive squad in Police Court today
by Judge Isaac R. Hit. The charge
grew out Of the rearrest of prisoner
who had been released yesterday in
custody of his attorney, Edward
O'Connell
The prisoner is Leo Miller, a gypsy
who has been held in Jail for the
past 80 days on charge of having
stolen $10J from Petro Demetro, who
also has charged that Miller and his
brothers kidnapped the formers Is
year-old daughter.
Principals Are Gypsies.
All the principals are gypsies, and
Leo's brother. George, who together
with other members of his family
was traced to Louisiana by Demetro
and arrested there, claims he mar
ried Rose Demetro under gypsy law.
Miller has been held here for so
long without the complaining wit
ness having appeared against him
that Judge Hit granted plea by
Miller's attorney that he be turned
over to the attorney for appearance
on April l.
After Miller and O'Conneil left the
court house Detective Sergt. Richard
Cox of the fugitive squad rearrested
Miller for Baltimore authorities and
he was again locked up.
Today O'Connell appeared in court
Evening star., 1935-03-22
GIRLS SPONSOR DANCE

Sorority Members to Act as Host
esses at Benefit.
One hundred members of Phi Delta
and Sigma Pi Sigma Sororities will
act as hostesses at dance to be given
by the Jewish Student Loan Fund to-
morrow night at the Jewish Com
munity Center, Joseph D. Bulman,
chairman of the Dance Committee,
announced today.
The Jewish Student Loan Fund is
a charitable organization dedicated
to assisting students who are in need
Of tuition and is Endorsed by many
civic leaders of Washington. including
Mrs. Charles A. Goldsmith. Senator
King and Rabbi Abram Simon.
Evening star., 1935-03-22
LECTURE. SET TONIGHT
Prof. Oscar Autritt to Show Pic
lures on Russia.

An illustrated lecture on Soviet
Russia, depicting the effects of Com
munistie propaganda on American
churches and other institutions, will
be given at the Western Presbyterian
Church under auspices of the Educa-
tional Association Against Commu-
nism and Atheism by Prof. Oscar
Autritt at o'clock tonight.
The lecture will be followed by a
three-way discussion of the subject
between Prof. Autritt, Rev. John T.
Dorosh and Mrs. Sue Humphreys.
Evening star., 1935-03-22
St. Patrick's Day Arrival

This tiny aris
deer, Of a family
natiUe to India,
arrived at the
Zoo on st. Pat
rick'S day. Keep
er S. P. Morris
is giving it 1Udrnl
milk from a
bottle, a process
repeated every
t hree h urS.
Keepers Sepd-
rated the taUn
from its mother.
10 ic h seemed
likely to tram
pie it.
Star STAFF Photo.
Evening star., 1935-03-22

Cake Matches Gown.
Cake icing to match thsseown Of the
bride Is the latest in wedding .dinner
ideas In London.
Evening star., 1935-03-22

and charged the fugitive squad with
having arrested Miller on a telegram
received here March II, the wire
stating that a warrant was to follow
Despite this statement he claims the
arrest was made without a warrant
and Miller is being Illegally de-
tanned"
Recognizing the right of police to
make arrests, Judge Hit asserted the
fugitive squad was apparently at
tempting to persecute Miller and said
the matter would be taken up with the
district attorney. Judge Hit was un-
able to release Miller today because
no papers were before him in the
Baltimore case.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-17
r. ELIASOVI PRISLA
RODINkA z KRAJA

Pan Andrej Elias z Camp
bell zvital sa v stredu ma Bal
timore & Ohio stanici so svo-
jou milovanou manzelkou
Annou a 14-rocnou dcerou
Marienkou, ktore preplavaly
ocean ma dobre znamom fran
cuzskom parniku "Ile de
France. Cestovaly z Puso-
vice, Sarisskej zupy a cestou
sa i'm dobre vodilo. Marien-
ka priniesla ma svojej tvari
zdravu barvu, aku len pod
Tatrami MONO dostat'. V A
merike sa jej paci a chyti
sa hned' do ucenia anglic-
tiny, aby bola dobre pripra-
vena do riadnej skoly ma ia
SEN. Bolo milo pocIvat' jej
peknu slovencinu, jakou my
americki Slovaci uz nehovo-
rime.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-17

$50. KJ. Jan Basista, ktory
hodil prvd lobdu a tax pu-
still hadzat' Srajbera, ma kto-.
reho sa budl Haseltoncania
spoliehat' cez leto. Farrell
ma niekol'ko novych hracov,
takze sa podvihne vyssie nez
vlani. Ia mich hadzal Save
hak, ktory dal Haseltonca-
nom 6 zabitov, ako Srajber
Farrellcanom. Lesnak z Ha-
seltonu dostal 3 zabity. jed
f,u. zahnal al poza zadne po-
lie, take dobehol al ma tre-
thu bazu. Druhy raz dostal
dive bazy. Kovach konal do
bru sluzbu ma short ako al
Jenkle ma prvej bazy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-17

Mr.. Hellman je teraz so
Stambaugh- Thompson Com
pany v departments pracich
strojov, elektrickych ladnic,
manglov a radiov a bude no
tesit', ked' no navstfvia o.
hl'adom ich elektrickych po-
trieb jeho priatelia.
Mr.. Hellman ma mnoho-
rocnl zkusenost' v tychto
odvetviach. Vsetci Slovaci,
ktori sa poznajd S Mr.. He'll
manom, a ktorym predaval
"a mnohe roxy, budd mu Vi
tani, ked' no navstivia v jeho
novom mieste a obsluzi ich s
najvacsou pozornost'ou.
Ked' pridete do Stambaugh-
Thompson Company, pytajte
sa ma Mr.. Hellmana a on vas
Q radosti obsluzi a bude ma
pomoci vo vybere toho, Go
vas zaujima.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-17
Osada sv. Alzbety

II Bazaar 49, bazaar - bazar!
a ME taky maly. Vsetko mo-
zete dostat', Go sa vam len
paGi "a GO je najzvlastnej-
Sic, tikety budl< vel'mi lac
ne. Najdrahsi tiket bude &c.
Ma bazari budd biglajzi, hrn-
ce, rucniky, plachty, obrusi,
pohare - vsetko co vam len
do domacnosti potrebno.
Siatre budu pod vedenim
nuzskych, zenskych spolkov
] mladeze. Muzske pod vede-
MIN jana Basistu ako pred
sedu najvacsieho spolku -
zeny pod vedenim Ondrejo-
vel Rudi starsej - mladez
pod vedenim Sicily Vano.
Bazaar sa zaene v piatok
vecer 0 pol 8. a TAX iste v
sobotu a nedel'u - to jest
"a - 25 a 26. maja. Wac
o tom este v buducom elsie.
Vd'aka "a predavanie kni-
zociek kazdemu z Vas -- Bo-
lie zaplat'!
Poboznosti: Poboznost' ka-
zdy vecer 0 pol 8. k dcte Ma
tky Bozej " utorok k ucte
~. Antona.
Schodze: Mladenci v pom
delok o pol Z - dievcata v
stredu O pol 8. @.-*
zSmutok: Syn Ondreja Ma
paka Stefan zomrel v pom
delok o polnoci v spitali sv'
Alzbety v FL rocnom veku'
Synom a osadnikom Dol pri'
kladnym:: Pohrab NAL v pia'
tok o. 9. z kostola sv. Az
betty.
Boze uspokoj jeho rodicoV
a daj mu veene odpotinutie
Manzelstvo: Stefan Petre'
Mich sa zeni - berie 81 "a
manzelku Katarinu Hudak
dceru Alberta Hudaka a Ma
rie rod. Olejnik.
Sobas bude 80. maJa {
10. hodine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-17
KRAL,A ALEXANDRA
ZABII. BULHAR

Radoje Jankoic, generalny
konzul Juhoslavie v New
Yorku pise, ze kral'a Ale
xandra nezavrazdil ami Hor-
vat ami Macedonian, ale Bull
har, a ze sa nevolal ami Pc
ter Kelemen ami Vlado Geo
giev Cernozemsky, ale jeho
memo bolo Velicko KERN, ro-
dom z Kamenice, Bulharska.
Tento KERN Dol pred spa
chanfm svojho zlotinu v Mar
seilles obycajnym zlocincom.
a NAL spojenie S teroristami,
ktorych tabor Dol v Mad'ar-
sku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-17
RICHARD CROOKS
! MA FORD PROGRAME

Richard Crooks, tenor, je-
den z najlepsich umelcov ma
svete, milacek Ameriky, bu-
de spievat' ako host 8 Ford
Symphony orchestrou a cho-
rusom pod vedenim Viktora
Kolara, v nedel'nom Fordo-
vom radio programe Cd 8.
do 10. veter dl'a Eastern
Daylight Saving Time po sic
ii Colunbia syst6mu.
Mr.. Crook je rodom 2 Tren-
ton, N. J. q uz v IL: roku
vystupoval 5 Mme schunaann
Heink. Je po celon1 svete
preslaveny ako operny 2
koncertny spevak.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-17
ALASKA DOSTALA "
KOLONISTOV

Minute dni prisiel prvy
transport kolonistov do Ala
sky 20 statu Minnesota a
d'alsi majd prist' 2 Wiscon-
sin. Vlada i'm vydelila po 40
akrov zeme v lrodnej Man
tanuska doline ma Alaske. O.
krem toho kazda rodina do
stane po $4,000 ma postave'
ME domku q zariadenie hos
podarstva. Kolonisti 81 2
tych krajov, kde pustosila ne
davno prasna bdrka a kde
panovalo sucho uz niekol 'ko
rokov,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-17
ked' zachranim svoje dietky

ked' zachranim svoje dietky
I'd hladu. "
Kristus vedel, De matka je
schopna vSetkeho toho X v6-
Ii svojim dietkam, vedel o
laske svojej matky, preto ho-
vori s krfza ku svojmu ute,
nikovi: "Hl'a, tveja matka!"
Dobra matka 81 toho zasldzi
cd svojich dietok. A preto
syDu a dcero - cti otca svoj.
no ! matlu syoju, aby d dlho
Ill na zemi. To je jedno z de-
siatich prikazani, ktore ma
zasldbenie. Hl'a, tvoja ma
tka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-17
Jednotarska Liga.
(Dokoncenie s !. strany.)

Tri, tie najsilnejsie caty
vydobyli 81 svoje prve vit'az-
stvo toho leta, ked' zahajily
svoje hry pred obrovskym
zastupom divakov. Bolo po-
zorovat vel'ky pokrok v ich
hrach. Youngstowncania este
nikdy tax dobre nehrali, ako
v nedel'u. so Strutherscanmi.
Strutherscania len vel'kou
namahou vyhrali sk6rom 6
ku s. Ia Youngstown hrac
Fajcak dostal 8 zabity. q vi
t'aznej strany Stanko, Gura
a Skokan najlepsie bill lob
du. Bujnovsky vystrajkoval 8
Youngstowncanov a dovolil
asi 9 zabitov.
Steelton s, Lansingville o
Tato hra sa zacala o 3. no.
dine popoludni ma Stam-
baugh hrisku. Prvd lobdu Wy
hodil j. G. Vascak a chytil
ju Imro Piroga, podpredse-
da Okresu. ODE caty sa dr.
zaly dobre do druheho inin-
gu. ale potion Steeltoncania
vit'azili. Lansingvillcania ne
mohli sk6rovat' pre- vyborne
hadzanie picera Frecku, kto-
RI dal Lansingvillcanom len
s zabitov. K vit'azstyu pri-
spell B. Melago ktory udrel
tri razy a Havrilla diva razy.
"a Lansingville Dutko a Bu-
Ky najlepsie bill s kyjom.
Haselton 3, Farrell 1.
! v tejto hre bolo pozoro-
vat vel'ke zdokonalenie hra-
1nv. Zak&iil iu predseda G.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-17
HEFFERNAN DOSTAL
FEDERALNU PRACU

Joseph L. Heffernan, by
valy mayor Youngstown,
dostal federalnu pracu ako
pravotAr ku vysetrovaniu A
merican Telephone & Tele-
graph Co. Bude mat ma rok
$1,000. Pracu mu obstarali
senitoyi Donahsy = Rulklev.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-17
FILIPfNCANI PRIJALI
NEODVISLOST

V utorok obyvatel'stvo FL
lipin prijalo hlasovanfm ne
odvislost' ktoru mu Spojene
Staty ponukly. Ia neodvis-
lost odovzdane bolo 834,906
hlasov, proti len 33,576. Po-
dpa navrhu, odhlasovaneho
americkym kongresom, Fill
piny budu uplne neodvisle O
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-17
HORVAT NOVYM
DEPUTY SERIFOM

Louis Kovacicek, z Dakota
St., vymenovany boil serifom
Elserom "a noveho deputy
serifa ma miesto Franka Bro
gleyho, Mad ara, ktory sa
stal policajtom. Kovacicek
uz diva roxy studoval lekar-
stvo v st1diach mieni me-
skorsie pokracovat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-17
DOBRA FARBA
"a Mike Cenv!

kazda arba koa pdkana predaj stambaugh
pesla p6by
vypobova
~ = ~~N~ -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-17
ISlov. Baseball Liga
lDokoncenie 9 /. strany)

Il V nedel'u zahrane boly
yiacere utesene hry v Slo-
venskej lige, ktore divakom
rozohrialy srdcia.
Cata osady Mena Jezis W.
hrala cd caty K. Pulaski 8
ku 2, vo vel'kom dueli pi-
cerov Elku a Kramera. Kra-
mer ale nedokontil, zame-
nil no Stanislav. Juraj Gajan
ktory zamenil Kachmera v 8.
iningu, doniesol st'astie Steel
toncanom cd M. Jezis, ude-
riac ma jednu bazu a dosta-
ndc sa ma druhI ma omyl a
potom ked' Kazy udrel jed
nu horlcu singlu, Gajan sk6-
roval vit'azny obeh. Solly
Barillare vyborne lapal a Ell
ko sa vyznacil v hadzani "a
ohran1 catu.
Hubbard 7, Campbell 3
Hubbard NAL diva vel'mi
dobre iningy. Vyuzijuc Sta
hurove divoke hadzanie a
pri dobrom udierani lobby
Thomasom a Slabym, Hub
bardcania skorovali sedem o.
behov. Morris, novy hadzac
Campbellcanov potom 81 stal
ma kopec a nedovolil Wac a.
nj jeden zabit. Slovaci sa
potom vzchopili, ale neskoro.
" deviation sk6rovali 3 razy,
ale Slaby ich potom zastavil.
Johnny Vrabel a Morris hra-
Ii najlepsie "a Campbellca-
nov.
| P. Marie 10, Haselton 3.
Cata osady P. Marie vede-
la dobre trafit' hody Cd Sim
caka a Vickersa, dostanuc II
zabitov a porazila Haselton
Dodgers sk6rom 10 ku 3 ma
Borts hrisku. Jozef Brayer a
Erdel vynikali v utoku "a
catu P. Marie a Jan Garcal
"a Haseltoncanov.
Lansingville 8, Trojice z
Lansingville zacal Ramona
du vo 4. iningu, dobyjuc 4
! sk6ry, ktore i'm dopomohly
ku vit'azstvu 8 oproti 2 mac
Slovakmi 2 osady nsv. Tro
jice. Weaver hadzal "a Lam
singvillcanov a NAL Struth
erscanov ma milosti cd dru
heho iningu, dajuc i'm len
zabitov a vystrajkoval ID
Jozef Vrabel dostal tri
Staron so Smithom po dv'
1 zabity. Davey Petrus skolek
. toval polovicu zabitov "a ca
' tu Trojice.
Petra-Pavla 4, Farrell z
Cata osady sv. Petra a Pa
via pokazila Farrellcanom z;
hajenie ich sezony zasluze
nym vit'azstvom a ku 2. Far
rellcania pochodovali ma hri
sko spolu a potom poziadal
mayora Franeka, aby vyhodj
lobdu. Cata sv. Petra a Pa
=, via zaistila 81 vyhru v tire
tom iningu, ked' Basista "a
bill ma tri bazi. Basista pc
tom skoroval ma zabit Olivl
...
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-17
Zasvxtsnt do toho

Byvaly lekarsky sluha So
uch4dza 0 miesto Y nemoc-
nici. Veddci lckar 50 no py-
Ia:
A Il viete, 60 mate ro-
Bit po kazdej operAcii?
Samozrejme, ze to viem
pan doktor, odpoveda.
Dopravim mrtvolu do marni-
&c ! ohiedn1Ha raksv.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-17

bo vychodia = toho pochyb-
neho vypoctu, ze tym by Dol
stat poslabeny, keby oni o.
pustili Cd syojho centraliz-
rriu. :.
Ked' vsak toto vsetko po-
sddime s hl'adiska nnedzina-
rodnej politickej .situ&cie a
ze jej politicky barometer u
kazuje noznost' vojny Y maj
kratsom case, tax v nasej
vndtornej politike sa nam
dostavuje ! tato mozncst':
Bud TO slovenski nacionalisti
pojdu do vl$dy "a moznosti
dstupkov, axe 90 i'm davaji,
bud'to ich politicke strany
budu rozpustene, lebo centra-
listi sd 81 isti svojej bezrad-
nosti v pripade vojny, keby
mali proti sebe v parlamente
silny parlamentny biloxi slo-
venskych autonomistov.
Slovenska otazka dostava
sa teda k prielomu vo vnu-
tornej politike Cesko-Sloven-
ska q tym al vzrasta jej me-
dzinarodny vyznam ma Podu-
naji. Nieto teda uz pochyb-
nosti, .ze tento problem sa
chyli k vyrieseniu ma uspo-
kojenie obidvoch stran q "a
ujmu statu, ale tn 81 musi-
me tiez dat otazku, aby SINE
nedosiahli len formalne Vi
t'azstvo, ktore v nieom ne
zmenf hospodarsku, financ-
nd, kultirnu a socialnu "a
kladnu nasho narodneho po-
stavenia v state. ...
Preto slovenski Macdonald
sti budd musiet' tento pro-
blem riesit' zakladne a bez
odkladania ma inc ,dni;, 1ebo
kazde jeho polovicate vyrie-
senie prinesie i'm narodne
sklamanie, ktore by ich ma
koniec mohlo uplne vyradit'
z politickEho vyvoja, lebo
ztratili by doveru sirokych
mas, o 60 vlastne pracuju
centralisti a co sa i'm al cia-
stocne zaGalo darit' proti
Slovenskej l'udovej strane
Hlinkovej po voi'bach roku
1925 a Slovenska l'udova
strana Hlinkova sa z tejto 81
tuacie dostala len tym, IL
zaeala otvorene spoluprsco'
vat so Slov. narodnou stra'
nou. Tato spolupraca znovs
yzbudila ideove ozivenie '
sirokych masach a move ma,
deje ma 'azstvo slovenske'
no nacionalizmu proti cen
tralistom. ~&' .-7
" budicnosti NAL by byt
slovensky nacionalizmus o
pretty al o slovenskd emigra
ciu v celom svete a to orga
nizacne q ME len o prilezi
tostne jej sympatie. Nasa e
migracia by mala byt' v6bet
pilierom slovenskeho pohybt
ma Slovensku q v6bec ma Po
dunajf. Tym budu mat slo
venski nationalist rozsiren!
len zdroj svojich politickycl
sil, ktore, ak budd zorgani
zovane, by nerespektovala je
dine vlada hlupAkov a tyn
sa budd tiez nasi citit' lep
lie obutymi vo svojich poll
tickych cizmach. Menei icl
budd tlacit' rozlicne ich do
. mace slabosti q to vel'm
mnoho robi v politike, ked
! moze 50 ratat' v pripade pc
razky 8 rezervou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-17
z kaneellrie Slovenskej Lisy
Y Amerike.
TERAJSIE PARLIAMENT.
NE VOL'BY A SLOVEN.
, SKO.


NSs~SsA$ ~ - ~s~s
Europa je znovu zaobla-
cena moznost'ou vojny, ako
bola ma zaciatku balkanskej
vojny r. 1912, ked' sa chce-
10 Rakisko- -Uhorsko posta-
Wit ma stranu Turecka proti
balkanskym Slovanom a Ru-
sko zasa proti Turecku ma
stranu Srbska, Bulharska a
Ciernej Hory.
Taketo napnutie je medzi
jednotlivymi europskymi vel
mocami pre- strednd Europu
a 8 tohoto stanoviska je nam
treba prijimat' vsetky pred
poklady, ktore mozu nastat'
pre- slovenskd politiku a mo-
censkd politiku Cesko-Slo-
venska z tejto medzinarod~
nej politickej situacie ma
Podunaji.
Nasi statnici odhadli situa-
ciu a cd terajsich parliament
nych volieb vseobecne oca-
kavaju vymenu l'udi vo We
rejnom zivote, ktori kvali-
tativne su silnejsf cd starej
generacie a ktori al preto bu-
dl schopnejsi ovladat' kaz-
dd moznost' ideovych a po-
litickych tendencii vo vnd-
tornej politike Cesko-Sloyen-
ska a v politike medzinarod-
nej.
Nesmieme zabddat', ze ze-
mepisna relacia Cesko-Slo-
venska je vel'mi ovlivnovana
nemeckym myslenim, ktore
ma prirodzeny stok do Ces-
ko-Slovenska pomocou nasej
nemeckej mensiny. Toto ie
prave pritinou, preco nasi
statnici usiluju sa o vel'ks
generacne zmeny vo verej-
nom zivote, lebo i'm ide o to,
aby cely kulturny zivot Ces-
ko-Slovenska Dol svojrody a
originalny, lebo bez tehto je
takmer v budicnosti nemy-
slitelne medzinarodne q po-
liticky neodvisle Cesko-Slo-
vensko.
V tejto koncepcii ako sa
umiesti Slovensko v dstred-
nej moci statu po nastavajd-
cich volbach, to sa este ne
da predvidat', lebo postave-
ME Slovenska v statnej poll
tike Cesko-Slovenska nezavi-
81 jedine Cd poctu poslancov,
ktori no zastupuji v parla-
lnente, ale skorej cd toho,
akych politickych kvalit bu-
du jeho buddci poslanci.
Slovensko podl'a dstavy
ma mat so poslancov, ale
volebny system a centrali-
sticke strany no dosial' pri
kazdych vol'bach obraly Q
5-6 poslaneckych mandatov
Go znamena, ze je o toPko O.
slabene jeho parlamentne "a.
stlpenie.
Dalej, ma nasu vn1tornd
politiku a vobec ma vnutornt
politiku statov Malej dohody
budu mat. isty yliv porady
v Stresse. Taliansko a Fran
cuzsko sa dohodly. Matt
dnes ma Balkane a v sired
nej Europe spolocny zaujen
obrany proti Nemecku :
; proti jeho hospodarskym w
bojom cez Podunajsko Dc
; Malej Azie.
Obidve tieto vel'moci budt
nastojit', ably sa vndternt
stAty Malej dohody Gin viat
scelovaly, lebo ony nepozna
j,i psychologist a to najmi
J slovanskych narodov, ktort
sa nerady zriekajd svojhs
svojrazu. Ony nevedia, ze "a
padnf Slovania . Sloyanis
: balk&nski by boil ovel'a Q
dolnejsf proti Germanom
! keby ich staty nemaly syste
my centralisticke.
! Podl'a tychto politickycl
: perspektiv mozeme otaka
: vat, - cesko-slovenski cen
t,alisti ,sct'lo mozne podnik