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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1936-04-24
SALISBURY EDITOR IS
NOMINATED FOR MAYOR

Alfred T. Truitt, co-publisher of
the Salisbury Times and the Wicomico
News on Tuesday of last week won
the nomination for Mayor in the
Democratic election over S. Denmead
Kolb by vote of 1871 to 648.
The Democratic nominee never has
been opposed in the May general cleo
ton, and the nomination is tanta-
mount to election.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1936-04-24
BISHOP DAVENPORT TO
PREACH AT ST. MARY'S

Rt. Rev. George w. Davenport,
Bishop of Easton, will preach in St.
Mary's Episcopal Church next Sunday
morning at II o'clock and will admin
lister the rite of confirmation to a
class of candidates. The public is cor
daily invited to attend. Church school
at 10 o'clock in the morning.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1936-04-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Osterneck, of
Philadelphia, spent the weekend at
the Rodbell home on 4th st. They
were accompanied home by Miss
Sadye Rodbell.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1936-04-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Matthews,
Jr., are being congratulated on the
birth of baby girl, Thursday, April
10th.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1936-04-24

Mrs. J. Harry Young was hostess
Tuesday to the afternoon bridge club.
The Washington times., 1936-02-11
Smith Will Discuss
County P. @. Proposal

ARLINGTON COURT HOUSE,
Va, Feb. 11.-Representative
Howard W. Smith will discuss
with the County Board Of Airing
ton county plans for central
postoffice In the county at a
meeting In the Circuit Court
room tonight at 8 o'clock.
Originally scheduled to hear
three members Of the County
Civic Federation outline charges
that some board members pre-
election statements were merely
promises, Chairman George M.
Yeatman said the board had post
poned that discussion in order
that the poStoffice plans might
be discussed with Representative
Smith,
The Washington times., 1936-02-11
JAPAN-S0v|ET
CLASHESHELD
FALSIF|ED

MOSCOW, Feb. II dN.SJ.
Japanese accounts Of border
clashes and other friction with
the Soviets in the Far East are
smoke screens aimed to justify
new and more serious acts Of
provocation" by Japan and to
scuttle the RussoF French alliance,
the Soviet press charged in q Wig
orous outburst today.
Izvestia, organ Of the central
executive committee of the Soviet
Union. editorially suggested that
Japan is "wilfully misrepresent-
ing" facts In the Far East and
creating an impression Of i'm.
pending war In order to wreck the
pact with France" which comes
before the French Chamber Of
Deputies in Paris today.
japanese authorities are at
tempting to influence members Of
the ,rench chamber by frightening
them with the shadow Of war in
the Far East" said 1zvestia. "At
the same time the Japanese mill.
tarists are thinking Of their own
elections, and are anxious to stam-
pede the electorate with the fear
Of war"
Elections for the japanese Diet
are to be held next month.
The Soviet press today had
not yet had time to comment
on the speech in Washington by
Senator Lewis, q visitor to Mos
COW last summer. In which the
Senator suggested the possibility
Of q RuSSo-Japanese alliance.
In view Of today's anti,Japanese
blasts, however, such d concep-
tion undoubtedly will be dis
Tass, the official soviet news
agency, singled out q story in
the Tokyo Nichi Nichi for its at
tack. Nichi Nichi said 800 outer
Mongolians had attacked Japa-
nese frontier guards near Heilu.
Inoto, in Manchukuo. on February
8, with severe casualties.
"WelLinformed circles in outer
Mongolia" the agency said, "sug.
gest that the report was circu-
lated. because Japanese militarists
needed arguments to justify new
and more serious acts Of provo
cation on the Mongalian frontier.
which they are now preparing"
The Washington times., 1936-02-11
High Tribute to Cans
Paid by I'D. G.. Leaders

owe him. He has helped every
worthy cause here in the past
80 years."
Praising Mr.. Cans as q gentle.
man by instinct" DR.. Abram 81.
mon, pastor Of the Washington
Hebrew Congregation. claimed that
it would be difficult to enumerate
"the hearts which beat in Sympa-
thy for him"
wife Shares Plaudits
Other speakers included George
O'Connor, Representative Thomas
L. Blanton CD of Texas, and
Judge Robert E. Mattingly. Mrs.
Cans shared the plaudits with her
husband at the reception.
Yesterday Mr.. Cans, who IS at
present q member Of the local AL.
coholic Beverage Control Board,
received congratulations personal.
" from President Franklin D.
Roosevelt.
At the request Of the Chief Elk.
ecutive, Mr.. Cans called at the
White House and was praised by
the President on his career here.
The Washington times., 1936-02-11

Five hundred Washingtonians
from all walks of life gathered
in the Mayflower Hotel last night
to honor Isaac Cans. retired mer-
chant and philanthropist. on his
seventy-fifth birthday anniversary.
Speaking at a testimonial re-
ception, notables of the church,
Government and business lauded
the so years of service which,
they said, Ike" Cans had given
to his community.
Responding to the plaudits. Mr..
Cans said:
81 really believe that some.
where above my parents are
looking down and saying. Son,
you have not lived in vain"
RECORD JUST REWARD
Rt. Rev. James E. Freeman,
Bishop Of washington. declared:
when the sunset comes, Mr..
Cans, may yOu know you have
left behind . reputation and .
record which will be your just
reward"
The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Patrick J.
Mccormick, acting rector Of Cath.
olic University, stated that Wash.
ington needs men like Mr.. Cans.
He said: -.
"On hehalf Of the Catholics Of
the city, I would like to say we
cannot pay Mr.. Cans what we
The Washington times., 1936-02-11
2Frederiek Groups
Unite 10 Aid Youth

FREDERICK, Nd, Feb. IL.
The Frederick Chapter, Order Of
DeMolay and the Frederick
Rotary Club are making a survey
Of unemployed boys and girls
here between the ages Of 16 and
"a in an effort to prepare them
for a vocation or to help them
IN getting positions.
The plan. known as the Youth
Service Survey. Is to give uneIa-
ployed young people q series Of
talks by prominent business and
industrial leaders of the city.
The Washington times., 1936-02-11
H0RNER FACES
BITTER FIGHT
IN ILLINOIS

CHICAGO, Feb. II 0NIS0.
Famed by prison scandal, the
diSowning of Governor Henry Hor-
faer by Democratic leaders in Chi.
cago and discord in the legisla-
tive halls at Springfield, Illinois
political fire promises to reach
proportions of q conflagration be-
fore the April gubernatorial pri-
nnaries.
Even more bitter will be the
succeeding gubernatorial cam
paign which is almost certain to
find the Republicans calling upon
the Democrats to declare them
selves on administration policies
in Washington and the latter fac
ing the. snag Of questionable sup
port Of the RooSeveltian forces. "
victory Claimed
Ousted by the Cook county
Democratic organization, led by
National Committeeman Pat Eash
and Mayor Edward ]. Kelly. Gov
ernor Horrer has blown the lid
off the primary row. Soon after
opening Chicago headquarters
over the weekend, the Governor
directed slashing. two-fiSted per-
sonal attack on Mayor Kelly as
Q "self.appointed" and greedy
boss" Governor Horner blameS
Mayor Kelly for throwing the
Cook county organization support
to DR.. Herman N. Bundesen, pres
ident of the Chicago Board Of
Health.
At the same time, Horner sup
porters claimed that he will carry
the 1O1 down-State counties by
more than 900, 900 plurality, and 1t
viii be impossible to wipe out this
majority regardless of VIII t
methods are employed by the Kelly
machine in Chicago"
Other gubernatorial candidates
are Oscar e. Carlstrom, former Re
publican attorney general; former
Gov. Len Small, seeking q third
term; C. Wayland Brooks, Chicago
Republican and former assistant
States attorney. and Cook County
Commissioner H. Wallace Cald-
well.
Meanwhile, Republican groups,
in utter discord, were seeking vain
" to strike some, sort Of harmony
in the selection of State tickets.
Conferences were to be held to-
day in Chicago as the first step
toward an ultimate agreement that
may bring Charles s. Deneen into
the compaign as a candidate Tor
the United States Senate.
So far, only Otis r. Glenn. former
United States Senator, has filed
for the United States Senate, al.
though former State Auditor Oscar
Nelson is an avowed candidate.
Prison Scandal
Meanwhile, at Joliet state
Prison the sour note occaSioned by
the razor killing of Dickie Loeb. co.
slayer Of Bobby Franks, charges Of
prison laxity and the subsequent
escape Of a convict, who simply
walked out Of the institution for Q
dozen hours Of bow-bending in
Chicago taverns. promised roper.
cllSSionS of a violent nature,
The Washington times., 1936-06-26

HANIMONTON, N. j., June 26.
Able-bodied persons on relief who
refuse to accept berry-picking
jobs will be dropped from the re-
lief rolls, it was announced today
by Mayor Thomas A. Ruberton.
This policy was decided upon by
the mayor, the six members Of
the town council and Mrs. Mar
garet Caruso, overseer Of the
poor. Mayor Ruberton said two
women and three men already
have been taken off relief for re-
fusing jobs in the berry fields.
This action followed serious
complaints by fruit growers in
this district that they had suf-
fered a $125 900 loss last year be
cause workers would not go off
relief for berry-picking jobs.
Measures are being taken, how
ever, to assure adequate labor
this season.
OF the 600 persons on relief
here when the municipality TOOK
The Washington times., 1936-06-26
FISH
WAIT ATTACK
BY LAND0N

ESTES PARK, Col, June 26
G.N.SO.-Acclimating himself to
an overnight change from Kansas
plain worm fishin'" to the in
tricacies of Colorado's fancy fly
angling, Governor Alfred M. Lam
don today settled down to life on
Cow Creek, a trout stream high
in the Rocky Mountains.
Standing on the broad expanSe
of the front porch Of the McGraw
ranch house, which he has leased
for the summer, the G.. o. P. preSi-
Dental nominee, sporting tackle
and trout flies, "reckoned" he
could cast the 800 feet that sep
arates the porch and Cow Creek,
"if the wind wasn't against me-"
Thus today the Kansas chief ex-
ecutive shed the worries OF a preSi-
dental candidate to begin a 10
day vacation here because, he said,
II sure need it"
Up at $50 this morning, Gov
ernor Landon donned riding boots,
corduroy trousers, woolen shirt,
which he left open at the throat.
and an old hat and drove to a
neighboring ranch to inspect
horses in the hope of choosing
one to ride during his stay here.
Up equally as early were some
members of the local chamber
Of commerce to supervise the erec-
ton of a sign at the city limits
which read:
"YOu are now leaving Estes
Park, the summer home Of Gov.
ernOr ALI M. Landon. Come
again."
The Washington times., 1936-06-26
6, IS HURT
BY TRUCK

Playing in the window of his
room on the second floor Of the
family home at 1912 Thirty-fifth
st. N. W., last night, George
Crompton, 6. plunged IS feet to
the front steps. The boy was
rushed to Georgetown Hospital
suffering internal injuries.
Another boy, John Thomas, IL,
of Ala Sixth st. N. W., suffered
amputation of his right index fin
ger last night. The boy was play
ing with a printing press when
he caught his hand, and doctors
at Casualty Hospital were forced
to cut off the finger.
Luxury Model" by May Christie
the glamOrOuS story Of a man.
nequin who captured Park Avenue,
starts Monday in The Times.
The Washington times., 1936-06-26
Grasshopper Act Signed

President Roosevelt yesterday
signed the grasshopper control act.
The act authorizes expenditure of
$500 by Secretary Of Agricul-
ture Wallace to control grasShop-
pers in areas in which crops have
suffered large scale destruction.
The Washington times., 1936-06-26
Amnesia Victim Held

A well-dreSsed man about 40
years old was held at Gallinger
Hospital today while police at
tempt to learn his identity.
He walked into the Ninth pre-
cinct last night and said he could
not remember his name or home.
He said he thought he might be a
Captain Harris from the Soldiers
Home at Hampton, Va.
The Washington times., 1936-06-26
STRIKERS DENIED RELIEF

over relief administration from
the State last April, only 95 re-
main on the rolls. The neigh
boring city of Egg Harbor has
stopped all relief. The amount of
relief given by this city has been
halved, and food orders instead
Of cash are issued.
The Washington times., 1936-06-26
ADVERTISEMENT
MERE Woman Now Hears
CLOCK TICkI

II was 80 deaf could hear nothing. Now
I can hear the clock tick" writes Mrs. J,
c., Goldsboro, N. c. II you are deafened,
bothered by ringing. buzzing head noises,
try the treatment that thousands say has
enabled them to hear again. 1t is called
Ourine, a Vienna specialists prescription.
Money refunded il not satisfied. Costs only
a few cents daily. Ask about Ourine. All
good druggists.
The Washington times., 1936-06-26
Hendricks After Foes

Kendrick Beermen have sew
eral open dates for July. Phone
Alexandria $40 between $50 and
Z D. m. The team plays Win
chester Sunday at Winchester,
Va.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-06-12

jednu centralnu, druhl juho-
cfnsku. Tato juhocfnska Via
da, dominovanA Angliou, W.
hlasila pred tyzdnom vojnu
Japonsku a vyzvala central
nu vladu, ably sa pripojila a
spolotnymi silami ze vyzenl
Japoncov 20 severnej Ciny.
Centralna vlada ale nechce
do vojny, lebo sa bojf, ze
strait svoju moe v prospech
juznackej vlady. Juznacke
vojsko uz pochoduje smerom
ma sever q svet teraz caka,
Co z toho bude. Asi 200, 900
muzov juznackej arlnady je
uz na dzemi centralnej Via
dy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-06-12

Ked' znate nieco zaujf-
maveho, napfste to do Y. s.
Novin go predplatitel'om u
verejnime zdarma.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-06-12
MOI KUT
Pise FATHER KOSTIK.


Dakujeme.
Ano, d'akujeme. Mali sme
peknu navstevu. Zavitaly k
nam - prisly k nam, nielen
do nasej osady, ale na 'celu
okolicu hlavne uradnicky l.
X. S. Z. Jednoty.
K nam prisli: Rev. s. Ko-
els, hlavny duchovny, pani
Helena Kocan, hlavna pred
sednicka, pani Maria E. Gre
ga, tajomfcka a pani Zuza-
ma Matuscak, taJomnfcka P.
O. - Ano, d'akujeme vam.
Ste ME len prisly, ale ste
vykonaly pracu vaznu a vel'-
XII ME len pre- vasu organi-
zaciu, ale pre- nasu kat. VIE
ru a mas slovensky narod.
Viete, my mroho razy zabu-
dame ma to, Go je nam do
bre 49, Go je nam osozne. I
my knazi pre- nasu t'azku
pracu rnnoho razy 2anedba-
vame nase spolky - memo
zeme zucastnit' sa schodz -
q tax tie spolky nedosiahnu
ten ciel', ktory stojf pred
mimi -- bo bodaj maju do
bry trad, jednak vodcom-
spravcom je knaz. Aspoa po
navsteve som 81 zaumienil
toto: Pojdem a budem pra-
covat' s celou mojou silou "a
Kat. Zensku Jednotu - u
robin to, Go len je mono.
A preco? Ziadna spolocnost'
media nam Wac, ako ten spo-
lok, a okrem toho - ME len
s1 poistene telesne, ale du-
sevne a narodne. Ziadna po-
ist' t'ujuca spolocnost' 50 ne
stara o vasu dusu - a o va
su narodnost'! Ano, my star
81 hl'adajme sposob ma "a
chranu nasej mladsei gene
racie "a vysvetlime tej mia
dezi, ze spolok je Wac, ako
bodaj jaka poist 'ujuca spo-
locnost'.
Ano, ct. hi. lradnicky,
dobre ste urobily, ze ste sa
pustily ma til t'azkl, ale mi
sijnu cestu -- id'te d'alej a
mozete byt' iste, Re kazdy,
kto ma len trosku krest'an-
skeho a slovenskeho ducha,
je s vami!
Dakujem vam, father Ko-
cis a hlavne uradnicky, "a
vasu navstevu - a Wy moi
priatelia nebud'te prekvape-
nj, ked' vas navstivim, ably
ste sa stall udami I. K. S.
zenskej Jednoty! A aby ste
videli, ze ME len pisem, ale
i mienim, teraz ia vstupim
do I. K. S. Zenskej Jednoty
Boze zehnaj vasu pracu
Buduce Wac!
Srdce. >.
Su l'udia, o ktorych sme-
10 mozeme povedat', re ne
maju srdca. Len pred par
dnami sa stale v Troy, N. Y.
ma 6. juna, ze ista macocha
menom Margita Maria tre-
stala diet'a takym sposobom,
re ruku malej Rity drzala
mad gazovym plamenom.
Dnes je macocha v "House
of Good Shepherd" a male
dievca v nemocnici, kde mu
museli odrezat' zhorene pr
sty. Rodic, otec, matka, O.
tcim, macocha: daj pozor ma
sposob, ako trestas to diet'a
Trestaj, ano - ale trestaj
ako clovck - j pri trestani
nestrat' hlavu! Neid' prid a.
leko!
I pri trestani uzivaj roz-
UNI! Uzivaj svedomie! Uzi-
vaj srdce!
Som zvedavy, ako sa cfti
ta macocha dnes - q ako
sa bude cftit', ked' uvidi to
diet'a, ktore znicila na cely
| zivot!
Mech nikdy nepanuje hnev
mad tvojim rozumom!
| Ako treStaS ty?
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-06-12


basador, dr.. Veverka, bude
prelozeny do Viedne. Kapt.
Hurban Dol dosial vyslan-
com v Stokholme vo Svedsku
q Dol v r. 191S-1921 atasem
c.-s. vyslanectva vo Wash
ingtone. Je synom slavnehc
spisovatel'a Svetozara Hur-
bana-V -Vajanskeho. Toto je je-
dna dobra vec, ktorG L.-s.
vlada urobi.
Doznavame sa, ze Juraj
Palkovic bude cd N. Y. d.
poslany do skoly, lebo ze
tam patri a ME "a redaktor-
sky stolik.
Zaujimavy je dopis pani
Shinkovej z Union City, Pa.
Pise, zc v tychto novinach
kazdy citatel' najde nieco,
co ho zvlastne zaujima. Usi~
lujeme sa, aby Y. S. Noviny
maly Go naJrozmanitejsie ti-
TAME a citatel 'stvo sa nam "a
to najlepsie odmenf, ked' bu-
de casopis odpor1cat' inym
ma predplatenie. Keby SINE
dostali dva-tri tisfc novych
odberatel'ov, vydavali by sme
easopis diva razy v tyzdni po
4 stranach "a til istu cenu.
Ci by sa citatel'om nevypla-
tilo "a to pracovat'? Mysli-
me, ze ano. Bola by to Pc
kna "premia" pre- kazdeho.
Radi by sme pocut' mienky
al inych. -.
V Chicago ukazovany je
opravdovy cisto-slovensky ho-
hovoriaci film "Janosik'.
Keby filmom prisli sem ma
jasen, oplatilo by sa i'm. 4
Is. a 16. julia t. r. bude
vel'ke shromazdenie americ-
kych Slovakov vo Washing
tone. Sijdu sa tam ma svoje
konferencie slovenski obchod
nici, robotnfci, PROFESSIONAL,
knazi, hi. dradnfci SLOW. or
ganizacii, spisovatelia a no.
wharf. Je to vel'mi dobra
myslienka, "a ktoru 81 Slo-
venska Liga zasluzi uzna-
MIA. Tam 81 mas vsimne celia
Amerika. Slovaci z Maho-
ming doliny, chystajte sa do
Washingtonu. W viacerf spo-i
menuli, ze pojdu.
Krajovy "Slovak" prime.
sol krasny elanok o L'udovf-
tovi Stdrovi, tvorcovi spisov-
nej slovenciny, a jeho vyzna-
me v narodnom zivote slo-
venskom. V clanku stojf j
toto: "Stur vedel svojim kro-
kom sjednotit' vsetky slozky
slovenskeho naroda, a v tom
je prave jeho vel'kost' a ne
smrtel'nost'." Skoda, ze Slo-
vensko nema teraz takeho
vodcu, co by vedel sjedno-
tit vsetky slozky naroda. Co
sd vodcovia, tt sa medzi Sc
bou vadia. Clanok uverejnu-
jeme ma inom mieste.
V Banskej Bystrici otvore-
ma bola nedavno nova radio
va rozhlasovacka, tretia ma
Slovensku. Takto Slovensko
je uz dostatocne zaopatrene
radio stanicami. V Cesko-Slo-
vensku je million radio-pred-
platitel'ov. Plata po 10 ko-
run ma mesiac a posluchajd
programy bez obchodnych o.
hlasok. TAX je to al inde v
Europe. Len tn rnusfme po-
sluchat' o zazracnych lie
koch.
Nedavno bola v tunajsom
obchode Strouss-H Hirshberg
vystavka finskeho l'udoveho
umenia. Bolo vystavene sklo,
Gin, vysivky, pokrovce, por-
celan q drevorezba. Pravdu
povediac, jedina drevorezba
bola krssna - ostatne vset-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-06-12
ROzHLAS YSN.

Youngstown Dol minule
dni dostaveniekom hlavnych
iradnfciek nasich organiza-
elf. Minuleho tyzdna NAL tn
hi. urad IKSzJ. financnu
schodzu a vecerami agitacne
schodzky po osadach a toho
tyzdna bola tn pani Maria
Wolarik- -Bradacova, hi. pred
sednfcka a pani Jelinekova,
hi. tajomnicka Ziveny. HI.
dradnicky Ziveny boly tn
svedcit' ma sude. Istf dedicia
zalovali Zivenu o posmrtnd
podporu vzdor tomu, ze 20
mrela bola pred rokom-dvo-
ma pred jej smrt'ou vyluce-
ma 20 Ziveny pre- neplatenie
prispevkov. Zivenu zastupo-
val adv. Jan A. Willo a pra-
vo, ako obycajne, vyhral.
V nedelu bolo predstave-
ME skolskych dietok osady
Mena Jezis a bolo to pred
stavenie krasne, hodno podi-
vania sa. Kazda trieda sa
preukazala niecim peknym !;
siedma a osma zahraly dive
slovenske veselohry. Boly
vel'mi chutne. Len kde ich
vzaly? SYSTEMATICALLY "a
sldzia uznania "a svedomite
nacvicenie a deti tiez. Bolo
vidiet' ma mich, re 81 daily
hodne zalezat' ma peknom
prevedeni svojich uloh. Rev.
Kocics privital obecenstvo a
predstavil dive vynikajuce
ziacky, 81. Liptak a 81. Dolak,
z ktorych prva vyhrala prv1
odmenu v konteste spelova-
mia medzi katolickymi skola-
mi v Mahoning doline a dru-
ha obdrzala zdarma vyuco-
vanie ma Ursuline Academy
cez vsetky styri rocniky, pre-
jej vyborne znamky v uceni.
Pan Pirosko s jeho hudobnfk-
mi vyhraval tie rezke. Sieh
bola preplnena obecenstvom.
V nedel'u bola graduacia
j v osade sv. Cyrila a Meto-
da, predstavenfm ziakov
vecer v skolskej sieni. Poculi
SINE, ze j toto predstavenie
bolo krasne. V osade najsv.
Trojice v Struthers bola tiez
graduacia v nedel'u a toho
tyzdiia Dol vecierok k pocte
graduantov.
Tie dive vynikajuce ziacky
20 skoly Mena Jezis zaiste
maju slovenske druzky alebo
druhov v inych nasich a We
rejnych skolach. Pocas teraj-
sich graduacii mnohi ziaci a
ziacky, synovia a dcery slo-
venskych rodicov dostali sa
ma Honor ROLF. Boil by sme
radi, keby nam rodicia sde-
lili ich mena. Patri sa nam
pochvalit' svojich a popysit'
sa mimi.
Ci viete, ze jednym z mai
obl'ubenejsich profesorov ma
CLANCY High School je Slo-
yak, pan O'Bruba? On tam
vyueuje tesnopisu a inym OBJ
chodnym predmetom. A STU
denti no majd vel'mi radi.
To mas tiez test. Bud'me ma
neho hrdf!
Europska tdra Father La
chovej chlapeckej kapely to-
no roku tedy vystane. Maj
vacsia pricina je: financny
nedostatok. Kontest sa nevy-
daril tax, ako sa vyzadova-
10. Do budlceho roku, dfa-
me, nasbiera sa dost' penazf,
aby tato 75-clenovA kapels
podujat' .svoju kon-
certnl cestu. '
Kapela Father Lacha je
ME obycajna kapela, ale ma
el'kej umeleckej vyske sto-
jaca. To dosvedcuje knizoc-
ka firmy Bertha OFT Con-
r A