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Evening star., 1936-08-30
DEMOCRATS PLANN
MARLBORO RALLY
Financial Committee Meets
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Also Active.
By Stan Correspondent OF The Star.

~ = 6bnh SUELCepOuQcub Oh me 6LHf.
HYATTSvILLE, Md, August D.
Financial plans for the countrywide
Democratic rally to be held on the
Marlboro race track September 26
will be discussed at q meeting of the
SO members of the Financial Com.
mittee Of the United Democratic
Clubs Of Prince Georges County in
the Municipal Building here Monday
at $3.50 pm. -
Under Craftsmanship of Mrs. Franz
ces McFadden of Mount Rainier,
leader Of the party's women's clubs;
the committee will sell tickets to the
gathering in an attempt to organize
the largest mobilization Of Democrats
ever formed in Prince Georges.
The rally, designed to concentrate
votes on President Roosevelt, Repre-.
sentative Stephen w. Gambrill and
Ralph w. Powers of Hyattsville, head
Of the united organization and cam.
didate for the State House Of Dele.
gates, will precede a dance of the
Young Mems Democratic Club at the
Beaver Dam Country Club.
Meanwhile. county Republicans an.
nounced plans for a rally early in Oc-
tober, although no date or location
have been revealed. Their candidate
for Congress, TO succeed Gambrill, Is
Roscoe Rowe. States attorney Of
Anne Arundel County. Sherman Holi.
lingsworth of Hyattsville. will oppose
Powers.
Evening star., 1936-08-30
BELGIUM MOURNS
FOR QUEEN ASTRID
Flags Everywhere Are Flown at
Enthusiastically Visits
Royal Crypt.
By tbe Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BRUSSELS, August 29.-Belgium
commemorated the first anniversary
of the death of Queen Astrid today by
national mourning.
Flags everywhere were flown at half
staff, and thousands headed by King
Leopold III, and other members OF
the royal family, visited the royal crypt
at Laeken to lay flowers on the Queens
tomb.
Bells Of all churches tolled funeral
knelI for IS minutes and the govern
ment called upon the populace to make
the day one OF peaceful meditation" :"
Chief among the mourners at today's
ceremony were the Queens children.
Princess Josephine Charlotte, now
8, and Prince Baudouin, 6, heir to the
throne.
Motherless, they are held in great
affection by the Belgians. Their father
personally supervises their lessons at
Laeken Castle with the children Of
some of his friends.
Commemorative masses for the
Queen will be said in all churches to-
morrow, which has been declared o
day Of prayer. The Belgians will pray,
too, for their late soldier King, Albert
I. who met his death while mountain
climbing three years ago.
Evening star., 1936-08-30
Driver Discovers
It's Bad to Abuse
Strange Motorist
MAJ, Gets Three Months
after Telling Judge to
sMi1,d His Business

ROCKVILLE, Md, August 29.-1t's
unwise to abuse q fellow motorist,
particularly one you do not recognize.
You never know who he might be.
William A. Duke, colored, Of WASH
ington discovered that to his sorrow
yesterday when brought before Judge
Harold G. Smith in County Police
Court.
Duke was proceeding along the
Rockville Poolesville road Sunday
when another motorist came up
alongside his car and admonished
him for driving all over the road" :"
The colored man advised the sec
ond motorist In no uncertain terms
ito mind your business" and the,
latter drove of. But few moments
later Sergt. Joseph A. Nolte halted
Dukes car near Rockville and placed
him under arrest.
Duke was taken into Police Court
yesterday and there sat the motorist
he had reprimanded-on the bench.
It developed that Judge Smith, after
the incident on the road, reported the
occurance to Sergt. Nolte and the
latter made the arrest few moments
later.
Duke, who lives in the 270o block p
street, was fined 500 and costs for
driving under the influence Of liquor.
500 and costs for reckless driving
and $25 and costs for disorderly
conduct.
In default of his fines, Duke was
given q ''break" when Judge Smith
directed his sentences on the various
charges run concurrently. He viii
serve three months.
Evening star., 1936-08-30
.DEMOCRAT|CCLUb
RAPS RADCLIFFE
Criticizes Appointment of
Junior Senator to Manage
Roosevelt Campaign.
BY tie Associated Press.

BY TIE ASSociateo FIesS.
BALTIMORE, August 2s.-The
Trenton Democratic Club today termed
the selection of United States Sena-
tor George l.. Radcliffe as manager
of the Democratic presidential cam
paign in Maryland as IAN Indictment
Of the intelligence and wisdom" Of the
party leadership In the State.
Charles Cohen, president of the
club, made public the protest, set
forth in o resolution sent to James
A. Farley, Democratic national chair
man. Cohen said the resolution was
adopted unanimously by the club.
The resolution said the members
believe Senator Radcliffe will prove
q handicap in our efforts to promote
the interest Of the New Deal and the
candidacy Of our great. beloved leader.
President Franklin Delano Roosevelt" I"
Senator Radcliffe is q close personal
friend of the President. He man.
aged the Democratic presidential CAM
paign in Maryland in 1882 and was
elected to Congress two years later.
His appointment to manage the 1885
campaign was put into effect by the
Democratic State Central Committee
on July II.
Cohen said the resolution resulted
from "a series Of affronts" which the
Democratic voters Of the fourth legis-
lative district have suffered at the
hands Of Senator Radcliffe"
He said these included failure to
answer letters from voters of the dis
trict and on one occasion failure to
see a delegation. headed by State Del
egate David Baer.
Evening star., 1936-08-30
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BUFFALO, N. Y, August 29.-A-
bert j. Wright, noted Buttalo broker,
art connoisseur, author and traveller,
stood before the employees of A. j.
Wright & Co. tonight and told them
that on Monday the business Of the
71-year-old brokerage house would
be absorbed by (Abbott, Proctor &
Paine) New York firm.
One hundred and fifty employees
from New York, Pennsylvania and
Canada Offices attended.
At home, before the meeting,
Wright discussed for the first time
for publication the total blindness
with which he was stricken 40 years
ago.
Il have rarely spoken Of it," he said.
IT have, perhaps been sensitive about
it. At any rate I have never talked
about my blindness or allowed others
to. 1t was personal-well-batt It
was a base ball accident when I was
an undergraduate in college. 1t both
cred me for four or five months. Then
I recovered, completely, it seemed.
Ten years later my sight started to 60.
Nothing could stop it.
IT kept right on, however. I
wouldn't let anything stop me.
wanted to continue my fathers busi-
ness and did"
Evening star., 1936-08-30

of the American Pharmaceutical As
sociation in convention here.
E. F. Kelley of Washington, D. c.,
was reelected secretary and c. w.
Holton of Essex Falls, N. j., was
named treasurer.
Presidential nominees, one Of whom
will be selected in mail balloting, are
D. B. r. johnson of the University
OF Oklahoma, E. N. Gathercoal of
Chicago and E. r. Series Of Brook
ms, s. Oak.
New YORK was designated the 1887
convention city.
Evening star., 1936-08-30
EXHIBIT DAY SET

ANNANDALE, Va, August 20 (Spe-
ciaD .-Annandale Home Demonstra-
ton Club will hold its annual exhibit
day September 3, at Annandale School,
1t has been announced.
Special provision will be made for
exhibits by non-members of the club.
and prizes will be given both for those
who belong to the club and who do
not. Club exhibits will portray work
done during the year by members.
Evening star., 1936-08-30

funds for his daughter. the wife Of
the late Admiral Earl Beatty, hero of
Jutland. one of 100000 composed
principally of Chicago real estate The
other was for $4,000 900. intrusted in
the United States Trust Co. in New
York and composed almost entirely of
securities.
Lady Bestty was willed one-half Of
the income nm each of the trusts
until she was 20, then she received
the full income
Evening star., 1936-08-30
CANDIDATES FILE
IN VIRGINIA RACES
Nominees of Three Parties
Running for Congress
in 3 Districts.
Py the Associated Press.

~ the Associated fIe6S.
RICHMOND, August 29.-Candi-
dates representing three parties will
contest for election to Congress in
three Virginia district, and two can
didates will vie for the honor in the
other six congressional races and the
campaign for United States Senator,
declarations of candidacy filed with
Secretary of the Commonwealth Peter
Saunders today showed.
A declaration had not been nled
for William A. Dickinson, Republican
nominee from the first district, put
1t was assumed it would be sent IN.
Communist Opposes Glass.
Declarations had been received for
Senator Carter Glass, Democratic IN
cumbent, and Donald Burke, Com
munist, as candidate for the Senate.
Listed as candidates for Congress
In the nine districts were:
First, S. Otis Bland, Democrat,
Newport News.
Second, Norman r. Hamilton, DEM
ocrat, Portsmouth; Herman o. Stick
ney, Republican, Norfolk, and Alex
ander Wright. Communist. Norfolk.
Third, A. j. Montague. Democrat,
Richmond; Charles G. Wilson, Re-
publican, Richmond, and Josephus
Simpson, colored, Peoples party,
Richmond.
Fourth, P. H. Drewry. Democrat,
Petersburg, and John Martin, Re-
publican, Gainesville.
Other Candidates.
Fifth, T. G. Burch, Democrat, Mar
tinsville, and Taylor G. Vaughan,
Republican, Galax.
Sixth, T. x. Parsons, Republican,
Roanoke, and Clifton A. Woodrum'
Democrat, Roanoke.
Seventh, A. Willis Robertson, DEM
ocrat, Lexington; j. Everett Will. Re-
publican, Luray, and Lester Ruf1ner'
Socialist, Luray.
Eighth, Howard w. Smith, Demo-
crat, Alexandria, and John Locke
Green. Republican, Clarendon.
Ninth, John w. Flanagan, IT,,
Democrat, Bristol, and Luther E. Full
Ter, Republican. Honaker.
Evening star., 1936-08-30
U. S. HEIRS RECEIVE
SURPLUS IN FUND
Get Bulk of $660,310 in Marshall
Field Bequest, Court
Rules.
Es the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, August 29-Superior
Judge Walter T. Stanton ruled yester-
day the bulk of a $660,310 surplus
from a trust fund created by Marshall
Field when he died in 1906 must go
to 81 American heirs of the Chicago
merchant prince.
The court held four British heirs
Of Lady Ethel Field Beatty, a daugh-
ter. were entitled to only $97.820. to
cover interest on bequests she made
them from the time Of her death July
II, 1882.
Marshall Field left fortune Of
$120, 900 900. He established two trust
Evening star., 1936-08-30
Farm Bureau Meeting Set.

MITCHELLVIILE, Md. August 20
(SpeciaD Application Of the soil
conservation program and rural elec-
IRRIGATION measures to Prince Georges
County will be discussed at a meeting
Of the County Farm Bureau in the
local consolidated school September
IL. Speakers have not been chosen.
Evening star., 1936-08-30
SIX.DAY FAUQUIER FAIR
WILL OPEN LABOR DAY
Exhibits at Marshall to Show
Products From All Parts
of County.

WARRENTON, Va, August "a
six-day agricultural fair for Fauquier
County will be held at Marshall, Va,
beginning Labor day and continuing
every day and evening of the week.
sponsored by the Marshall Athletic
Club.
Many exhibits of farm, home and
manufactured products from all parts
of the county will be shown. There
will be horse races, motor cycle races,
fireworks, two bands and many
smusements.
Evening star., 1936-08-30
FAIR OPENS TUESDAY
~ the Associated Press.

ny the Associated Press.
CAMBRIDGE, Md, August 90
The annual Cambridge Fair opens
Tuesday and will continue through
Saturday.
Oficials said they have lined up q
number of exhibits and acts for the
midway. Fireworks demonstrations
will be given each night and there.
will be horse racing during the after
noCQS.
Evening star., 1936-08-30
PHARMACISTS REFLECT
E.F. KELLEY SECRETARY
National Association Will Meet at
New York in 1037-Ballot

for President.
By the Associated Press.
DALLAS. Tex, August 29.-Robert
G. Wilson Of Athens, Ga, and Andrew
r. Ludwig Of Baltimore, Md, were
elected chairman and vice chairman;
respectively, of the house of delegates
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-27
SOCIETY NEWS
c. M. oCTo's TO GIVE
CARD PARTY

The c. M. Octo Club Of
st. Cyril's parish will sponsor
q benefit card party April.
/, at the club rooms.
Miss Helen Krajnak was
appointed chairman and
Misses Emily Hiznay and
Ethel Patrick co-chairmen.
They are being assisted by
an able committee including
the Misses Ann Marie Sof-
rance, Ann Marie Muran-
sky, Peg Krajnak, Veronica
Slifka, Ann Conek, Tillie
Hiznay, Peg Granchie, Stel-
la Krispinsky, Clara Kubina,
Mary Ridarsky, Margaret
Susa, Sarah Drapko, Joseph
inc Adams and Mary Man
del. Friends of the club and
parish are invited.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-27
HI-U CLUB COMPLETES
PLANS FOR A POST.
EASTER HOP APR. 26

Babe Page and his Genevi-
ans will play for the post
Easter dance April 26 at
which Hi-U members will
entertain at Central Audi
torium.
Babe Page and his Gene
vians, a ten piece band now
will play the most popular
tunes for the evening. His
interpretations of modern
music has made him a fav-
orite with dance goers.
Miss Margaret Bertko,
Miss Frances Gergel and
Miss Jay Antonossoff plan to
make this affair the high
light of the Hi-U Clubs s
season.
Misses Helen Brusko, Ma
ry Berger, Lydia Guarnieri,
Freda Dravec, Peggy Lasko,
Hylda Darling, Judy Vrabel
Anne Kutsko, Kay Staron
are hostesses. @
The public, local clubs and
out of town clubs and guests
are welcome. A cordial in
vitation is extended to all.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-27

beckost'ou, kde mix 0 ineho
MEDIA, len kazdy 0 seba.
Hovorf sa, ze ked Dol po-
ziadany zakladatep Armady
Spasy, aby napisal posolstvo
a postal europskym clenom
svojej organizacie, on tax u
cinil, ale cele jeho posolstvo
pozostavalo 2 jedneho slo-
va: Others" - ini. Co tym
mienil? Ably sa nestarali len
0 seba, ale al 0 inych.
Preco je ma svete TAXA ma
bozenska chladnost', l'aho-
stajnost', nedbalost'? Preto,
ze krest' ami nedbaju 0 po-
treby inych, ale kazdy pc
cuie len sam 0 iseba. Pama-
taJIne re SCarOSt o lnych Je
nasou povinnost' 'ou. "Plst al
chlieb svoj po vode, lebo po
mnohych dnoch najdes no. "
Pfse m1dry kazatel'. "Jedni
druhych bremena neste a
tax naplnte zakon Kristov. -
Gal. 6:2. "Lebo nikto z mas
nezije sam sebe, a nikto sam
sebe nezomiera.'' Rim. l4:7.
"A tax tedy cokol'vek
cinite, cinte vsetko ma sla-
WI Boziu." I. Kor. 1921.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-27
SIGMA KAPPA DELTA
SORORITY DANCE
SUNDAY EVE, APR. 19

The Sigma Kappa Delta
Sorority will entertain at a
Post-Easter Prom at the Nu-
Elms Ballroom Sunday even
ing, April 10.
Ted Stultz and his Car
negie Tech Orchestra have
been chosen to provide the
music. Miss Dolores Nc
Cam is the featured vocalist
who will give interpreta-
tions of the latest dance
numbers.
= Miss Amelia Sovik is gen.
eral chairman with Miss Es-
telle Vano and Miss Betty
kepko as co-chairmen. The
committee includes Mrs. Paul
Olenick, Mrs. Andrew Ger
mock, Miss Mary Petros,
Miss Vern Gegus, Miss Fran
ces Mickler, Miss Ann Marc
and Miss Helen Vargo.
Hostesses for the evening
have been named by the so.
rority: Annie Marie Muran.
sky, Mary Redarsky, Irene
Springer, Helen Topolosky,
Ann Topolosky, Peg Dulick.
Peg Brusko, Ann Petros,
Vera Vargo, Helen Brusko
Marie Gegus, Helen and
Clara Kubina, Mary Martin,
ko, Mary Graham, Mary
Buddie, Mary Kopp, Mary
Bartko, Helen Judin, Mary
Martin. -.
This affair is an annual
event and elaborate plans
are being completed to make
it an outstanding event o1
the Sorority's social season
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-27

thu (cut) 81 musi zadova-
lit patricny. Ia obchodne
ohlasky: vonkajsia strana
ina obalke) $4,000, ina vnl-
lorna strana $1,000, pol stra-
ma $3.50, stvrt' strana $500.
(Pozn. taj.-Akokol'vek som
hl'adal, ale som nenasiel su-
mu $3.50 v novinach uverej-
nend v zapisniciach "a ma
ticne prednasky.)
Ia programovy vybor po-
dal zpravu Rev. Jur. Roh.
Zprava vyboru prijata so
zapisnicnou vd'akou. Rev.
Kocis poznamenal, ze sa
program must asi zmenit'
ze sa doznava, ze film Fem
spieva je asi predany. Pri
tomto boly podane rozmani-
te mienky. Konecne Dol da-
ny navrh, ably, jestli film
Fem spieva nebude, ta dele
gacia bola v Youngstowne
len 2 dni a aby sa program
a inc potrebne veci dl'a to-
no zariadily. Navrh prija-
ty. (Pozn.-Dostali SINE od-
poved' z Clevelandu, ze film
Zem spieva bude ukazova-
n.y. Dalej dany boil navrh.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-27

aby sa vstupenky predava-
". Navrh prijaty. S tlm boz
la schodza ukontena.
Bud1ca schodza bola ur-
cena ma 26. marca pri slow.
ev. cirkvi "Jana Husa", M
rohu Whitney Mahoning
Ave.
Dosial' nasledovne spolky
a cirkve platily "a svojs ht
storie do Pamatnika: G. 136
PSI. $40, G. SO. Sci. SIS. C.
25. IKSJ. $40, Spolok Tatra
$40, SLOW. bapt. cirkev $40,
Odbor Ga. MSS. SO, Cis. SO.
SEzJ. SO, q. Olt. kr1zok
Jana Husa $40, Odbor Gil
MSS. 81, Odbor 8. MSS. $25
a G.. 40 SCI. SO.
Martin J. Lesnak, preds.
Pavel Trnavslky, tai.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-27
YOUNGSTOWNSKE SLOVENsKE NoVINY

able from any Of the Clubs
members.
Plans were discussed at a
meeting held at the home Of
Miss Mary Basista, Haseltine
Avenue, recently, where Miss
Celia Hudran presided. It
was also announced that the
Clubs girls will receive their
jackets.
The next meeting will be
held at the home of Miss
Mary Dubosh, Morley Ave-,
April 9th.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-27
Zapisnica =.
n,aticnej schodze

- {. +. u
Schodza odbyvana bola v
Sokolovni ma Lansingville
dina IL. marca. Pritoninf bo-
Ii nasledovnf: Martin j. Les
max, preds.; A. M. Palkovic,
pokladnfk; Pavel Trnavsky,
tajomnik; Rev. Juraj Roh,
Rev. Stefan Kocis, Rev. Bo-
huslav Tuhy, pani Zuzanna
Rob "a Oltarny Krdzok slov.
ev. cirkyi Jana Husa, Jozef
Tekac "a Lans. Polit. Klub
a Spoil. sv. Jozefa, G. 731.
KJ., Jan Schira "a G. $40.
KJ., Martin Lipka "a c. 260
KJ., Jan Josaj a Juraj Var
konda "a Cislo Is. Slov. Kal.
Presb. Jednoty, Michal Fa-
bian, Jozef Tkach a Stefan
Kubicko "a Odb. Cd. MSS,
Frant. Marcinak, Struthers;
Jan Novotny, Margita Ma
ruskin z Lansingville; Jan J.
Javorsky a Jozef Koshan "a
Cis. 731. KJ., Jozef Kubus
"a Slov. Farmersky Klub,
Jan Koval "a Sbor 258. s.
T. J. ST.. Stefan Hriniak "a
c. At. K. M. MSS. Veronika
Augustinak a Maria Fabian
"a c. 161. IKSzJ., Jozef G..
Vaseak, podpreds.; Andrej
Palencar "a Okr. Sbor Slov.
Ligy a Odb. 8. MSS, Milan
Saliva, Andrej Benedik "a
Sbor 1913. S. L., Pavel Save
lin, Michal Kuzmik, Michal
Jancik, Pavel Struharik, Ma
ria Kuzmik a Zuzanna Stru-
harik "a SLOW. bapt. cirkev
" Campbell, Jan Harmoci "a
SLOW. presb. cirkev, Stefan
Babnich, Andrej Pavko "a
Slav. Polit. Klub, Stefan
Klucar "a SLOW. Polit. Klub
v Campbell, Frank Hudik a
Jozef Granchi "a Odb. Gil
MSS, Jozef Martinko "a G.
rs. IKSJ. a Spolok Tatra,
Stefan Zabka "a G. 40. S.
E. j., Jan Antal "a slov. ev.
cirkev "Jana Husa" al Pa
vel Jakubec; Maria Laska,
Julia Laska a Maria Kisel z
c. 80. Ev. S. z. j., Juraj Pa
lascak "a spevokol Slavia a
Sbor LAG. STJS.
Predseda privital pritom-
nych primeranou recou a po-
ziadal o precitanie zapisni-
ce. Zapisnica bola preeita-
ma a prijata s poznamkou,
aby sa v Y. S. Novinach o.
pravila chyba ohl'adom po-
platku "a ohlasky a uverej-
nenie dejin. Poplatky sd ma
sledovne: Ia kulturne ohlas-
ky, to jest dejiny osad, cir
xvi, skols.a a spolkov $1,000
"a stranu, $500 "a pol stra-
ny a $500 jestli obraz zauj-
me celu stranu. Ked' niekto
chce mat tam obraz, ale ry-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-27
SIR. SODALITY GIRLS OF
ST. ELIZABETH'S PLAN
DANCE APRIL Is

Elaborate plans are being
made for the dance to be
held by the Senior Sodality
Girls of st. Elizabeth's Par
ish, Easter Wednesday, April
Is at the Central Auditori-
UNI with Jimmie G's Orches-
ira playing. Miss Helen Du-
bosh is chairman of the af-
fair with Miss Helen Hassaj
assisting. Tickets are avail
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-27
CULTURE CLUB MEETING

The Ladies' Culture Club
will have it's regular meet
ing April 6 at the home Of
Mrs. George Tomko, Perry
St., Struthers. All members
are requested to come.
Mrs. Victor Skokan.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-27
LAHKE FAJcENIE w.
SLEDOK DLHEHO
SKUMANIA.

0AGAON DAI1E7O
SKUMANIA.
Wac cigaretli je yyrobene
v Spojenych Statoch v 1885
nez v ktorykol'vek iny rok,
dl'a cislic spracovanych Od-
delenim vndtornych prijmov
Spojenych Statov. Vyroba
cigariet v tejto krajine OBJ
nasala Wac nez 1874 bilionov,
prevysujdc 1884 vyrobu tax
mer deviatimi bilionami.
Vzrast v upotrebeni ciga-
riet reflektuje zvysenu po-
ptavku po l'ahkom fajceni.
L'ahke fajcenie, tabakovi ex-
peril hovoria, nem6ze byt'
vyrobene metodami meranim
prstov. Must mat urcite ka-
rakteristiky, ktore no robia
odlisnym.
Ma priklad, skumajuce od-
delenie vyrabatel'ov Lucky
Strike cigarety pracovalo
stvrt' storocia ma vyrobe vi
diterne lepsej cigarety -
hlavne, cigarety majucej maj
menej odlietajucich sloziek,
so zdokonalenou bohatost'ou
chuti - ''L'ahke fajcenie".
Vysledok tejto snahy je lep-
sia cigareta vyrobena z bo-
hateho, dozreteho listnateho
tabaku, modernej cigarety,
zodpovedajucej modernej
chuti. Objavy sklmajuceho
oddelenia boly dane do prak-
Sc vo vyrobe Lucky Strike
pahkeho fajcenia. ....
Tabakova rastlina, ako
kazdy s nou oboznameny
zna, je zvlast' citliva ku va
riaciam zeme a klimatickym
podmienkam. Nasledkom to-
no tabak je vel'mi rozdiel-
ny. Preto, nez tabak upotre-
beny v Luckies je kupeny,
vyberane tabakove vzorky
sd podrobene chemickym a.
nalyzam, aby tax bola isto-
ia, ze tabak tento zadost'-
cini poziadavkam Luckies.
Jednou z najdolezitejsich
poziadavok pahkeho fajcenia
je jeho kyselino-alkalinova
rovnov&ha. Toto je zaklad-
nou lvahou v analyze taba-
ku rozlicneho druhu. Co
Wac, vynaslo sa, ze dokonca
j listy tel samej tabakovej
rastliny su rozdielne. Vrch-
ne listy maju tendenciu da-
vat alkalinovu urcit1 pri-
chut' q spodne listy majl
tendenciu ku kyselinatosti.
Len stredne listy prichadza.
jd v Observation-Disclosures roy
novahe, potrebnej pre- pah.
Ike fajcenie. Preto len sired.
ne listy sd upotrebene '
Luckies..
Inc zakladne prvky v u.
drziavanf kyselino-alkalino,
vel rovnov&hy Luckies zahr
nujl spravne miesanie a pre-
ohrievacie spracovanie ta
baku "a vyssej teploty.
Ako lspesn& tato rovno
vaha je v Luckies, mole byt
zistene . poslednych chemi
ckych skdsiek, ktor6 ukazu
j1, ze inc populArne znac
ky maji nadbytok kyselina
tosti mad Lucky Strike cd 5:
do 100 percent.
A tax ME je to ami pre-
kvapujlce, Re v Luckies faj
ciari dostAvajd l'ahk6 fajee
ME bohateho, dozreleho list
nateho tabaku. (Ohl&ska.)
Youngstownske Sloven
sk6 Noviny majd mat pred
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-27
Kazdyy Vdech Menej Kyselnaty
LAHKE FAJCENIE
BOHATEHO, ZRELEHOLIsTNATEHO TABkKU

My verime, ie Lucky Strike Ciga-
rety xahrhujl mnozstvo opravds
zikladne zdokonalenia ze vsetky
tieto zdokonalenia Ell slicene M
vyribania lepsej cigarcty moder-
nej cigarety, cigarety vyrobenej
bohatSho dosriateho-listnatkho ~
haiku = Lahks FajSenie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-27

V Krakove, v Pol'sku, boil
strajk v jednej toyarni. 70
sympatie vyvolany boil po.I
tom vseobecny strajk, v ktor
rom doslo k bitke medzi po-
liciou a strajkermi. Sest'
strajkerov bolo zabitG q %
ranene a devat' policajtoy
bolo tiez ranene.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-27

- Ma vecierkoch, ma ro-
dinnych zabavach, ma scho-
dzach spomente si ma Vys-
siu Slovensku Skolu v Cleve.
lande! F'-sf.t Il -.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-27

- Youngstownske Sloven-
sk6 Noviny majd mat pred.
most Y kaxdej slovenskeJ do-
macnosn Y Mahoning dolins.