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Evening star., 1936-09-03
ACCUSED DRIVER
FACESU. s. CHARGE
John W. Hamilton Awaits
Arraignment on Stolen
Car Count.

Accused Of stealing a car and kill
ing man with it while fleeing from
police, John w. Hamilton, 19, of l73e
Eighteenth street, today faced Fed.
eral charges Of transporting a stoler
automobile across a State line in ad.
dition to being held for grand jury
action.
Hamilton was in the District Jai
awaiting arraignment before Unitet
States Commissioner Needham C
Turnage on the car theft count
after coroner's jury yesterday
ordered him held for the grand jury
in the death Of George F. Await, jr.
20, Naval Hospital pharmacists mate
Await died in Emergency Hospital
yesterday shortly after his car wa:
struck by one police said Hamilton
was driving. An autopsy revealed
death was caused by q skull fracture
and crushed chest and pelvis.
At the Await inquest arresting ON.
GERS testified Hamilton admitted both
charges.
Police Gave Chase.
Policeman J. S. Titus said he and
Oficer T. S. O'Brien, in a third pre-.
cinct scout car, noticed an unoccupiea
automobile parked abreast, lights
burning and one door open, in front
of beer parlor at Eighteenth street
and Kalorama road shortly before
midnight Tuesday. AS they ap-
preached to seek the driver and warn
him of the parking violation they
saw two youths leave the beer place
One got in the car and sped of. The
other went back inside.
The policemen gave chase at a
50-mile gait. At the intersection OF
Lanier place and Ontario road the
fleeing car collided with Awaits
bounced into parked car and halted
The driver jumped out and ran. OFF,
Ger Titus testified he nearly overlook
him.
Returning to the beer parlor, Titus
and O'Brien found the youth with
whom Hamilton was seen leaving the
place, and took him and another
young man to the third precinct for
questioning One of the youths finally
gave police information which sent
them to Hamilton's apartment.
Found Youth in Bed.
Titus, accompanied by Detective
Sergt. William ]. Liverman of the
homicide squad and Detective J. F.
Mccarthy, tenth precinct, found
Hamilton in. bed. In the presence
of his mother, the arresting officers
testified. the youth admitted taking
the car from in front of the Bethesda
home of its OWNER, Edgar ]. Gray,
Montgomery County building inspec-
tor. Gray identified the car later at
the tenth precinct station.
According to Sergt. Liverman's
testimony, Hamilton hid after the
smash-up in clump Of bushes and
rubbish behind the Harvard Hall
Apartments.
Upon instructions from Awaits
father in Ridgway. Ill, Naval Hos
pital authorities will ship the body
there, probably tonight, escorted by
naval delegation.
Evening star., 1936-09-03
PARKWAY CLOSING
FOR REPAIRS SEEN
Earthen Slide Remedying
Will Be Undertaken Dur
ina Winter Months.

The Rock Greek and Potomac Park
way will be closed to traffic for
several weeks this Fall and Winter,
according to c. Marshall Finnan, su-
perintendent of the National Capital
Parks. This action is necessary, he
said, because of the work to be under
taken shortly by the Bureau of Public
Roads in remedying the earthen
slide, just upstream of the @ Street
Bridge.
A new vehicular bridge will be con-
structed near the Shoreham Hotel,
downstream of the Taft Bridge, to
replace the present steel structure
there. The park chief said, however,
this will not close the valley to traffic,
because provision will be made for
q temporary detour around the site.
The engineers plan to utilize the
present bridge during the construc-
ton period to keep traffic moving.
Construction of this bridge is ex-
pected to 60 forward at an early
date.
This Fall the National Capital
Parks officials propose to plant the
Western bank of the Rock Greek and
Potomac Parkway, from K to P street.
Finnan made it clear that this work
will not close the road at all. The
bank will be landscaped with forsythia
and other Towering shrubs.
Bureau of the Public Roads en-
gineers have assured him, Finnan
said, that the park highway cannot
be kept open to traffic in safety when
the contractor is working on the slide
job.
Pending now before Secretary Ickes
is the Bureau of Public Roads recon-
mendation that the j. A. La Porte Co.
of New York City, which constructed
the low-level bridge across Rock
Evening star., 1936-09-03
MOTHER CARRYING BABY
is STRUCK BY TAxICAB
Stepped Into Path of Vehicle, Say
Police-Pair Taken to
Hospital.

Mrs. Lizzie johnson, SO, and her
16-month-ol son Henry of Grays
Hill Inn, Va. were slightly injured
yesterday when the mother, with the
boy in her arms, was struck by taxi
cab on Fourteenth street southwest,
near the Tidal Basin.
Police said Mrs. johnson stepped
from a curb into the path of a cab
driven by Joseph Walters. Al, of 102
r street northeast. Walters took
mother and child to Emergency Hos
pital, where Mrs. johnson was treated
for leg bruises and the baby for a
mouth injury.
Evening star., 1936-09-03
Camp Denges Season Ends.

Closing successful season at Camp
Denges, Abel, Md, camp officials to-
day announced an average attendance
Of 40 boys a week for a flve-weeks
period ending Sunday. Activities dur
ing this time were supervised by Rev
Peter Denges, brother Of Rev. Joseph
Denges, camp director The first four
weeks Of the camp season were set
aside for girls.
Evening star., 1936-09-03

Creek at street, be given the con-
tract for constructing new highway
on top of the toe OF the slide. an
engineering job which will raise the
grade of the present road around 6
feet. The La Porte firm was the low
bidder recently when it submitted an
estimate of s81, 900 for the work.
Evening star., 1936-09-03
MAN REPORTED MISSING

DR.. E. c. Albritton of the George
Washington Medical School yester-
day asked police to locate Charles L.
Perry, 80, the school technician, who
has been missing since Monday. Perry
lives at 1926 I street.
Evening star., 1936-09-03

other prisoner said he was Henry
Clouden, SO, Of the 1900 block Of
Fifteenth street. They were booked
for investigation.
Nicholson had a narrow escape two
years ago when a colored man he was
attempting to arrest fired bullet that
tore through his badge and clothing,
inflicting slight wound over his
heart.
Evening star., 1936-09-03
MAYOR TO SPEAK
By g STAFF Correspondent OF the Star.

BY Stdn CORRESPONDENT OF tne Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, September s.
Mayor Emmett c. Dawson, secretary
treasurer of the International Ma
chinists' Union, was to be the principal
speaker at the Labor day meeting OF
the Alexandria Kiwanis Club at the
George Mason Hotel this afternoon.
The club will close its Summer camp
for underprivileged boys at Franconia
Monday. A total of l03 boys have
been guests CT the Kiwanians for 10
day vacations at the camp since it was
opened July 6.
Evening star., 1936-09-03
Representative Lewis to Speak.

WILLIAMSPORT, Nd, September
3 R-Representative David ]. Lewis
of Cumberland, seeking reelection,
will speak briefly at the Democratic
organization clubs picnic September
IL at Keller Bankhoff's on the Po-
tomac River,
Evening star., 1936-09-03
STREET VENDOR LAW
HIT AGAIN BY JUDGE
Time Limit Has No Place on
Statute Books, Mattingly Says.
Charges Dismissed.

Arrest Of street vendors under q
regulation prohibiting them from STOP
ping too long in one place was at
tackled in Police Court again today by
Judge Robert E. Mattingly in dismiss
ing charges against three vendors.
Othesefs Geovanis, Nick Laksis and
Nick Kalikas were cleared of the
charge, although they pleaded guilty
to stopping longer in one place than
necessary to make a single sale" The
three were arrested by Policeman Roy
Kesselring, third precinct.
Judge Mattingly said the police
could better spend their time catch
ing burglars and robbers" than arrest
ing men who had paid license to
sell on the street. He said the time
limit regulation had no place on the
statute books.
Evening star., 1936-09-03
CLARENDON MAN HURT
John H. Ransdale Victim Of Auto
Crash on Defense Highway.
By Stan Correspondent OF The Star

By Stan Correspondent OF The Star
COLLNGTON. Nd, September s.
John H. Ransdale, As, Of 95l Rock
Spring road, Clarendon, Va. was
seriously injured here yesterday when
his automobile skidded of the Defense
highway Suffering q possible skull
fracture and head and face lacera-
tions, he was admitted to Casualty
Hospital. Physicians today reported
That he would probably recover.
Evening star., 1936-05-13

drag-out fight between James Couzens,
the highly independent senior Senator
from Michigan, and former Gov. Will
ber M. Brucker, apostle of party regu-
larity, for the Republican nomination
for Senator gives promise of present.
ing the Republicans with beautiful
party split Of their own. The Repub-
lican campaign in this State in gen.
eral so far has been ineffective. The
activities of the American Liberty
League apparently have alienated
thousands of votes.
Rated Strong Vote Getter.
This is where Murphy fits into the
picture. In his campaigns for mayor
of Detroit he displayed tremendous
vote-getting powers. He is the best
campaigner and political orator the
Democrats-or the Republicans-haVe
seen in these parts for many weary
year. During the entire period when
the Michigan Democrats were at each
others throats Murphy was far away
in the Philippine Islands, taking alb
SOluIciy l4O pdlI AL lllC Audilclo' 'SfCA
when he was here he played lone
hand and took little part in party
activities. Only ~ years old, he is
the idol of the Young Democrats, one
Of the few effective organizations the
party has left in Michigan.
Many Democrats believe that Muir
ply, more than any other one man,
can assume leadership of the party
and unite the warning factions under
his banner. There is reason to be-
lieve that Generalissimo Jim Farley
has been converted to this idea and
will try to persuade Murphy to make
the run for Governor.
There is one contingency which may
change the Democratic plans. Some
Democrats are inclined to the opinion
that, if the Republicans nominate Sen
ator Vandenberg for President, they
might as well give up any idea OF
carrying Michigan for the Democrats.
In this event Murphy and his talented
vocal chords may be used for national
campaigning for President Roosevelt
instead of sending him to certain de-
feat in Michigan.
(Copyright, 1885. by the North American
Newspaper Alliance 1nc)
Evening star., 1936-05-13
Traffic
Convictions
SECoND-OFFENSE SPEEDING.

SECOND-OFFENSE SPEEDING.
Sidney e Cross, Maryland, SIS.
julius E. Bresler, 4924 Second street,
SIS.
Kenneth w. King, Maryland SIS.
Robert H. Kent, 9o6 G street south
west, SIS
FIRST-OFFENSE SPEEDING.
Emon Manuel Kornitzer, no ad-
dress, $40.
Joseph Tinoco, 3Ol o street south
west, $40.
Bernard Hecht, Maryland, SIS.
Irving Bunevich, 1929 Rhode Island
avenue. $40.
George NJ. Joray, 1745 Hobart
street, $40.
James E. Roberts, 1921 Monroe
street, So.
William F. Terry. 1Ol Riggs road
northeast, So.
Raymond E. Tannehill, 1893 Ridge
place southeast, SIS.
Cleveland T. Topley, Virginia, $40.
Dolores r. Eckles. ga Maryland
avenue northeast, $40.
George A. Janios, 48l8 Nebraska
avenue, $40.
Thomas J. Waters, 442S Q street,
$40.
Ralph z. Burkholder, 1880 Cali
fornia street, S..
Leland r. McElmury, Maryland,
$40.
Laurence Thomas, Is F street. $40.
Louis Dicken, 801 Longfellow street,
SO.
Morton selbert, s15 Fifteenth street,
$40.
Roland E. Scott, 1923 F street
northeast, IS.
Walter v. Smith, 49S G street, IS.
George Verette, 1915 Lamont street,
IS.
Harry Rosner, SOB Kenyon street,
S.
John Fleming, 1885 Florida avenue
northeast, S..
Robert H. Stolley, 1928 street, S..
Frank p. Wood 226l Sherman ave-
hue, $40.
David Lazarous, 1914 Seventh
street, $40.
Henry A. Van Houten, jr., $3.50
Quesada street, IS.
George r. Taylor, 800 Kennedy
street, $40.
Edward R. Kennedy, 20o1 o street,
IS.
Augustus E. Francis, 3Oo1 Sherman
avenue, S..
Dewey c. Morris, 1918 Eighteenth
Street, IS.
} Joseph E. Carroll, 1907 Seventeenth
street southeast, $5.
William F. Shaw, 518 NJ street, $40.
Madaline K. De Pro, 724 F street
northeast, $40.
Hugh E. Wright, jr., Maryland, IS.
=. Joseph Cox, Maryland, $40.
e William j. Harris, 3418 Oliver
street, SIS.
Evening star., 1936-05-13

Lily Pons will sing "So'vsjg's Song, ,"
by Grieg, as a high light of her recital
on WJSV at 8. Her program also
includes Faure's "Serenade du Pas
SAINT" and Cadman's From the Land
of the Sky-Blue Water"
Frank Mum, tenor, and Gus Haen-
schen and his orchestra will celebrate
Evening star., 1936-05-13
Service Orders

to the Philippine Department, Sep
tember Is.
NAVY ORDERS.
Bureau of Navigation.
ngersoll Capt. Royal E., duty as
director of war plans, Naval opera
tions, Navy Department, about June l..
Leary, Capt. Herbert F., duty as
director of fleet training, Naval op-
erations, Navy Department, about
June J..
Connolly, Lieut.. Comdr. Martin j.,
detached U. S. S. Arkansas; continue
treatment, Norfolk Naval Hospital,
Portsmouth, Va.
Bruen, Lieut.. q. G.) Cuthbert j.,
Evening star., 1936-05-13
ARMY ORDERS.

Willing, Col. Wilbur, Engineer
Corps, resident member of Board of
Engineers for Rivers and Harbors,
here, to Boston, Mass, July 25.
Wilson, Lieut.. Col. Lester G., Spe-
cialist Reserve, Chevy Chase, Md, to
active duty in New York, N. Y,
May II.
Blakelock, Maj. David H. Cavalry,
Army War College, to Atlanta, Ga.
Everett. Capt. Lynn c., Signal Corps,
Montclair, N. Y, to active duty in
Office of the chief signal officer, June Z.
Reyold, Second Lieut. Franklin
B., Coast Artillery, Fort Monroe, Va,
Evening star., 1936-05-13

detached Naval Academy: to instruc-
ton Ecole d'Application du Genie
Maritime, Paris, France.
Construction Corps.
Schumacher. Lieut.. Comdr. Theo-
dore L., detached Bureau Construction
and Repairs, Navy Department, in
June; to instruction, Navy War Col
lege, Newport.
Civil Engineer Corps.
Hartung, Lieut.. Comdr Theron A..
detached Naval Academy; to Navy
Yard, Puget Sound, Wash.
Evening star., 1936-05-13

their second anniversary on the air
together during the Lavender and
Old Lace" program on WMAL at 1880.
FRITZ Scheff is the star Of the pro-
gram.
Americas most famous sisters, the
Keys quadruplets, will take part in
Fred Aliens Town Hall Tonight"
broadcast on WRC at 8. The girls
Evening star., 1936-05-13
Andersen Sandwich Served.

Having just learned that Hans
Christian Andersen. the fairy tale
writer, invented sandwich, fashion,
able restaurants in Copenhagen, Den
mark, are serving it as a luncheon
-delicacy. 1t has filling of tomato,
bacon, pate de foie gras and horse
radish. It is being served as the Hans
Andersen sandwich.
Evening star., 1936-05-13

Leota. Roberta, Mona and Mary-will
be heard as vocal quartet.
The American farmer will be the
subject of the "Cavalcade of America"
drama on WJSV at Z. A typical, pro-
gressive farming family will be fol-
lowed in several dramatic sequences
through 100 years of agricultural
progress.
Evening star., 1936-05-13

~. ~.
N dented series of programs for
this Summer and Full in cell
1 ~ ebration of the 10th anniver-
sary of its organization.
Programs from every corner OF
the globe, prepared with the co-opera-
ton of foreign broadcasting COM
panies, will be broadcast weekly
throughout the anniversary period.
Famous artists, many Of them stars
of opera. stage and screen; conductors
of world-famous symphonies and
dance bands and many other celebri-
ties will take part. Elaborate drama
tizations of important events in the
history of radio, and educational fea-
lures of national and international
scope also are being planned.
N. B. c. was incorporated Novem-
Der /, 1926. It's initial broadcast over
a network of % stations, reaching
from Boston to Kansas City, lasted
four hours.
"A DDITION to the network schedule
tomorrow of the address of Sem
htor Borah of Idaho, places him on
the air at the same time that Herbert
Hoover speaks from Philadelphia.
Senator Borah is listed ON N. B. c.
as speaking in behalf of his campaign
for the presidential nomination,
while Hoover is to be heard over Co.
iumbia, offering "A Republican Pro-
gram"
THE Radio City Music Hall Glee
Club is coming to Washington
May % for weeks engagement at
the Earle Theater.
For the last two years the glee club
has been prominent in Music Halls
famous stage SpectacleS, and is an
Important part of the theater's resi-
dent company. 1t is made up of %
singers who are familiar with every
variety of music-operatic, classic and
popular.
Joan MARSH will lead the parade
of stars to take part in the Mu-
sical Matinee program on VOL to-
morrow at 8 am. Don Bestor's Or
chestra and his popular vocalists,
Beul Buckley and Patsy Kane. will
provide the musical background.
10Th Columbia and N B. c. have
arranged to broadcast the high
lights of the mass meeting at the Ma
tional Press Club Saturday night, at
which members of Congress and news
paper men will organize an associa-
tion for the prevention of taking off
hats in elevators.
Evening star., 1936-05-13
Handbag Chair Shown.

A chair which may be fitted into
handbag has been shown in LeipAg,
Germany.
Evening star., 1936-05-13
HELP-MEN.

Lost and Found Advertisements
may te found on pase A-3. COL
umn
Evening star., 1936-05-13
WANTED-SALESMEN,

THE OVERHEAD DOOR SALES CO. re-
qulres services of a good salesman ac-
ausinted with building trade. Must be hard
worker and have car. Salary and COM
mission, Call Mr.. Gilpatrick, Met. 3s1s.
p.m.. for appointment
Evening star., 1936-05-13
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
TRIAL EXAMINATION
MAY ID.

On THURSDAY, May IA: beginning at $40
pm: the Mount Pleasant School for Secre-
will conduct another complete trial exami-
natl9n aaIif Tor limited number Of Civil Service
examinations. Examination lasts ga hours.
and the material is similar TO that used in
former Civil Service examinations For a
nominal fee all papers will be carefully
graded according to Civil Service stand
ards and returned by mail Monday Tee.
phone Columbia 5000 for reservation be-
lore y pm. Thursday.
SPANISH-Experienced teacher, M A, de.
gree Phone Adams 2103-W.
LEARN DIESEL ENG1NES-New low-cost
course with shop training Write for free
Pookles BOO fto Henphill Diesel Schools. Address
BE A SECRETARY or JR. ACCOUNTANT
Earn more have more--opportunities are
nqmeTS9S m BoYP poPAY YouE Rst .
TAGES REGISTER today for the next class.
BoYD'S 1898 F st NV National 233s.
STENOG. -TYPIsT-Special Civil Service
home study courses include rough drafts.
era ciR soYp sfasH lest: iaa5 df'stGn st. NV ma
STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST
SPECIAL THsI5 FfvEpoLIAR c6uRsEs for
coming exam. Instruction every day and
every night; covering all parts o, the eysm,
Rough Draft. Clerical Tests. Speed Dc
tation. Tying: instruction paper free.
THE CIVIL SERVICE
PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
$50 12th St. NV. Metropolitan 1897.
Beauty Culture Success
Means MABELLE HONOUR Training.
Free Catalogue-Terms-D
Classes
Graduates Placed in GOOD Positions.
MABELLE HONOUR SYSTEM
tThe School of Successful Graduates0
1870 N. Y. Ave. NV. Met. T77s.
Evening star., 1936-05-13

W A N T E D - MECHANICS
AND BODY MEN; BRING
YOUR TOOLS READY FOR
WORK; STEADY EMPLOY
MENT. MANDELL CHEW
ROLET CO., 18th AND GOOD
HOPE RID. Sc.
Evening star., 1936-05-13
WORLD TO MARK
n. B. c. BIRTHDAY
Foreign Stations Plan to
Participate in Stellar
Programs.

3. C. Is arranging an unprece-
N dented series of programs for
this Summer and Full in eel
4 " ebration of the 10th anniver-
Evening star., 1936-05-13

LAZY young TO receive training as ca
pable saleSlaoy manager: permanent. fu.
ture. travelling expenses and drawing sc-
count Apply personally. clerks desk.
Logan Hotel l3s
Evening star., 1936-05-13

BEAUTY OPERATOR experienced. Apply
- MARYLAND ave. HyattSVile Nd, Phone
Hyattsylle $40
Evening star., 1936-05-13
HELP WOMEN.

AUTO FINANCE COMPANY desires services
OF young lady for Stenographic and general
once work. Prefer one with experience.
In reply please state age experience and
salary desired. Address Box S6-K. Star
Evening star., 1936-05-13

CURB GIRLS over IS years. Becks
Frozen Custard. 4400 Conn. ave. NV.
and at Wash. Airport S. Wash. Va. Ia
Evening star., 1936-05-13

BUYER-Local department store has OPEN
ing for assistant buyer in lingerie and
hosiery dept VIII advance 10 buyer when
qualified. Salary. SIS to start. Write
stating age. experience married SINGLE
and phone number. All replies confidential.
Address Box ok Star office
Evening star., 1936-05-13

SALESLADIES, experienced.
Harry kaufman, Inc, 1916
7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1936-05-13

BEAUTY OPERATOR. au-around exueri-
nent position. Palace Beauty Salon. 2G37
Connecticut
Evening star., 1936-05-13
2 statesmen WANTED.

EXECUTIVE TYPES
Who desire to enter comfortable and i'm
mediate productivity after intensive train
ing period of days: handling a most
readily salable absolutely necessary and
dignified proposition.
No demonstrating or samples involved
This advertisement does not refer to
mechanical devices. insurance. books. Sc
psryn ansnt conrecfion II VIII one ., wesb-
ington's learsest and best established COM
panies, whose stan earns substantial and
regular income. These openings are
worthy of your interest and prompt re-
sponse. Address Box 426-K. Star offce
Evening star., 1936-05-13

BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced; board
and salary. Peggys Beauty Salon, $3.50
Conn. ave Apply in person
Evening star., 1936-05-13
HELP-MEN,

MEN who want an immediate income from
profitable sales work will do well to inter-
view Mr.. Rawlings. 1922 Pa. ave. Sc. Live
lnad ft,r had
Evening star., 1936-05-13
ATTENTION. MEN.

III L4N I 1O1N, 11L4Ns
We can use few more honest and reli-
able men with D. c. drivers permits. SAL
ary. $3.50 per week. plus commissions;
possible earnings. $40 to $40 week; no
selling. Amply between I and only. 1856
o2nd st NV
Evening star., 1936-05-13

BEAUTY OPERATORS fthree) to finish
courses Earn while training. 1900 Mass.
Evening star., 1936-05-13

YOUNG LADY, with consid-
cradle credit office expert
ence. None other need apply.
Philipsborn, 610 18th st. NV,
4th floor.
Evening star., 1936-05-13

BEAUTY OPERATOR-Perman nent vaver
and hair tlnter. Clairol and NotoX: Mari-
heller graduate. New York experience At.
lantic 4ISJ
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-20
vlTAJTE. MILL OBcA-
MIA!

ia teraz chodim do sko-
ly. Ci Wy tiez chodite?"
ia som chodil, ale uz som
dostal moi obciansky pa
pier Toto sl niektore z o.
tazok a odpovedf, ktore po-
cujeme teraz ma Steeltone.
Este v minulych tyzdnoch
nasledujlce osoby dostaly
svoje obcianske papiere, sl
vsetky 20 Steeltonu: PAM
Katarina Valus z Yelling
ton Ave-, ktora mala pani
Martinovu Dolak a pani
Pavlovu Dolak "a svedkyne.
PAM Katarfna Tumpak tiez
z Wellington Ave-, ktora
mala pani Theodore Stocan
a pani Pavlovu Dolak "a
svedkyne. Pani Francis On
dash z Manhattan Ave., kto-
"a mala "a svedkyne pani
Mariu Shuster a pani Janovu
Maruscak.
Tiez pan Andrej Siranko a
pan Jan Siranko, z North
Hartford Ave., ktorf sd bra
tia, su medzi tymi, co sa
stall obcanmi. Teraz ich
manzelky pokracuju, aby
mohly obdrzat' obcianske pa
pierre, tax ako ich manzelia.
A veru je to t'azko sa ucit'
obcanstvu, ked' SINE nemali
v kraji dobre skoly, a este
al tie neboly slovenske, ale
mad arske. Musfme 81 tuna
hlavy lanai a jazyky krl.
tit ma anglictine.
Vsetci Slovaci 20 Steelto.
nu al z celej Mahoning do
liny blahozelaju tym nasim
novym obcanom a pratt i'm
vsetkeho dobreho, ably moh.
Ii kracat' s nami a koncit
svoje obcianske povinnosti
A tiez ako sa hovori po an.
glicky: "Be a good Ameri
can citizen. S 1ctou
katarina Toporcer
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-20

Pri nasom klastore name
krasnu Jaskynu Lurdskej P.
Marie, ktor1 postavili nasi
Slovaci v dobe depresie a
nezamestnanosti. Je to ute
sene dielo. Inojazycni kato-
lici a tiez al protestant no
obdivujd. L'udia z d'aleka
chodia sem ma pute, poboz-
nosti a ma obdiv tohoto skye
leho diela. Ked' by kto pri-
siel do Pittsburghu, mech ne
omeska 81 pozriet' toto mad
herne miesto ma Avalon, Pa.
" samom susedstve Bellevue.
Cestou Ohio Blvdu sa tam
Iahko dostat'. Podobne mo-
ze vidiet' i vo Valparaiso,
Ind. pri naSOm klaStore.
4
V Bellevue, blizko nasho
klastora, name vyssiu diev-
censku skolu pre- kat. sloven-
ske dievcata. Slovenskym ka-
tolickym rodicom, ktori chcu
dat dobru kat. a slovensku
vychovu svojim dceram, vre-
lie ju odpor1eam. Skola je
Station uznana, a pripravuje
dievcata ma kazdu zivotnu
drahu. Pytajte sa o skole ma
adresu: 49,
Mt. Assist Academy,
934 Forest St.,
Bellevue Sta, Pittsburgh, Pa.