davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-10
sPoLoK LEvoCSKEJ r. MARIE
6. 353. I. X. IS. z. j. MA Lam
SINGvILLE.

Predscdkvia: katarina BaitoS.
..542 Cooper st. - Podpredsedkvna:
anna Martinez. 1926 Homewood Av.
Xapisnirka: Berta Shira. .46 Cale-'
lania s,. tittovnieka. Helen Uie-
nix l7as Homewood Ave, s. pokiad-
niGka: Maria Pacuta. 2i20 Shirles
I'D. Dozorkyna: Justina Kotasek.
.-n9.3 Taft Ave. Spravkviia cp.
sv. Agneskv. {. 335 Z. o.: Julia
Larko 2525 Hunter Ave.. YoungS.
town q
meslaci bod kostDlom sv. Mateia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-10
20 zENSKEHO POLIT.
kLUBU MA LANSING
WILLIE.


Zensky Politicky a VIDE
lavajdci Klub ma Lansing
vile odbyval svoju riadnu
sch6dzu v nedel'u vecer pod
kostolom sv. Mateja. 'Tento
klub pocituje 80 ddkyn a
tiez V pade by niektora se-
stra zomrela, tax klub dava
jej pozostalym milodar pat
desiat dolarov a len 10 CEN
tov mesacne sa plati. TAX
pristupujte medzi mas, lebo
toto je jeden Z najlcpsfch
klubov tuna ma Mahoning
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-10
usadnicka zabava
v Campbell
VI teraz ma nedel'u veGer
povolavaj1 vas csadnici osa-
dy sv. jana Krst. na fajnl
z6bavu.

Osadnici z osady sv. ia
la Krstitela v Campbell u
sporiadaju v prospech osa-
dy tanecnu zabavu teraz v
nedel'u, II. januara v Hor-
vatskom dome ma Bright Av.
ma ktor1 je povolane cele
slovenske obecenstvo 2 me-
sta Campbell okolia. W.
borna hudba, smacne zaku-
sky, fajne napoje, vesela ma
lada - to enact dobru "a
bavu pre- kazdeho. Vstup-
ne je len 35c. Prid'te, bude-
te srdecne vitani.
Vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-10
vybor.
sBoR 150. SLovENSKHHo KATo.
LfCKEHo SOKoLA

Michal }. Bsrtos. sprAvca. l6y
tourtiand Ave. Campbell. y. 10
ref kukura. podspr&vca. III Court
and Ave., Campbell, o. - Andrei
zifeak, z&pisnik. Isl Gladstone st.,
Campbell, o. Jan B. Hassay, de-
toynik, 40 Buell. Ave-. Campbell. o.
Box 202 Haselton Sta, Youngstown,
Q. = Valent Repasky. pokladnik.
q Wocdlswn Ave-, Campbell, O. ~
Doz. maietku: valent Royder, II
Fairview Ave-, Campbell, q. . jan
Oleyar, 2l9 N. Center St.. Youngs
town, y. Jozef Poracky. velitel
233 n. Center ST.. Yonnastcwn q. 81
Jnrai Hanisko. podvelitel'. II Fair
view Ave, Campbell. O. Jan
Hnat. direktor Sportu. 1852 Law
renee ST.. YounQstown. O.
Sch6dze odbyva.in 50 kazdl druho
ncdel u mesiaci /. hod. popoiu
dni skoiskci miestnosti osady sv.
Alsbety na Haseltins Avs.. youngs.
town. @.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-10

nal som v lmysle VAN od-
povedat' ma otazku udanu v
elsie 81. tychto novin, ze
Campbellcania zvolili sko-
70 vsetko Slavianov do NEST
skeho nradu a re kde sl Slo-
vaci? Nuz ale ked v prvom
elsie Ease povedate, ze mali
al Slovakov zvolit', tax u
znavam, ze ME je pekne ma
otazku neodpovedat'. Ale ne
viem, ci Wy neviete alebo
nechcete, ze ma stranke,
ktora bola obcanmi uznata
"a lepsiu administrator v
prospech mesta sa uchadzali
@ urad mestskej rady dvaja
Slovaci: pan Miller a pan
Martinko a obidvaja sl zvo-
lenf. V prvej warde je cier-
ny pen, tax nemozeme oca-
kavat' biely kvet. Co sa IT,
ce mayora, este ziaden pan
politikar sa nedokazal tax
dobrym k Slovakom a k da-
novnfkom, ako sa dokazal
Slavian pan Borak, terajsi
mayor. ia mu srdecne bla-
hozelam k jeho vit'azstvu.
Co sa tyka dvoch Slovakov,
ktori prepadli, pricina je ta
ista, ktoru Wy trlbite, ze pan
Yarab nebol zvoleny.
Som uctou,
Michal krotky,
... zap. klubu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-10

POZVANIE MA TANECNU
ZABAVU.

Lansingvillski slovenski
baseballovi campioni uspo-
riadaiu tejto soboty, IL. ja-
nuara tanecnu zabavu v So
kolovni ma Homewood Ave.
Zaciatok o $3.50 a vstupne
je Csc. Zahraju nam Amos
Chan a jeho orchestra.
Spravcami zabavy budd
Bushel Olenik a Jozef Con
da. Povolavaju nielen Gle.
nov tohto klubu, ale vset-
kych Slovakov S tohto vrsku
al okolitych plejzov. Bude-
me mat dobre zakusky al
obcerstvenie a budete srdec-
ne vitani.
M. H., zapisnfk.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-10
SOKOLI A SOkOLKY.
Poor!
Prid'te ma sokolsky tanec uz
tejto soboty.

V minulom elsie SINE o.
znamili mas sokolsky bal a
ei tanec, ktory usporiada
Sbor 159. a Venice 1O7. v
Haseltone II. januara. Ten
to bal je usporiadany v pro-
speech pokladnice naseho IL.
Okresu S. K. S. a preto dcti-
We povolavame vsetkych So
kolov a Sokolky, ako al cte-
ne slovenske obecenstvo s
celej youngstownskej okolice
a 20 susednych miest, ably
sa prislo s nami zabavit' a
zatancovat'. Muziku- budeme
mat vybornu, ktora .vam "a
hra slovenske a americke
Susy, a preto wy drahi rodi-
eia vyslite vasich synov a
vase dcery ma sokolsky a slo-
vensky bal, ale s mimi prid'-
te al Wy, rodicia. Mech je
tam matka, kde je dcera, q
mech je tam otec, kde je
syn, a tax sa spolu po So
kolsky a slovensky zabavi-
me, zaspievame zatancu-
jeme. Vsak vstupne je VEL
mi mike, len 25c. a zacne
sa o pol 8. hodine vecer.
Kremo tancu budeme mat i
nieco ineho ma obcerstvenie
a ma posilnenie. Budeme
mat al stoly ma karty. A
kto nebude chcet' tancovat', :,
tax 81 moze zahrat' ma kar-
ty. Teda nezabudnite ma So
botu vecer, dina II. janua-
ra 1886 V miestnosti osady
sv. Alzbety ma N. Haseltine
Ave.
Ia dobru zabavu yam ru-
cine. TAX do uvidenia. Zdar
Bob!
Usporiadajlci vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-10
SPoLoK r. nj. MAGDALENY.
l:2. p. 8. Z. J. v CAMPBELL. q

Grad: Anna yeresh .predsedk yfas
2S2 HYATT Ave-, Campbell 0. - Jo-l
hanna vankulicb, zapisnieka, 20S
Tremble Ave.. Campbell U. Ma-
ria Zee. lctovnieka. It's Reed Ave-,
Campbell o Maria Zetts, pokiad-
niGka. 81 Madison ST.. Campbell. o.
vybor chortch: Magdaiena Grisa,
27l Gordon Ave. a Alzbeta Ferencik,
81 Oxford ST.. Campbell, o.
Scbodze sa odbtvain kazdd .. ms
del'u mesiaci pod kostolom osadys
sv. Jana Krstitel'a na Reed Ave.
Campbell, Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-10
vENIEC l07. 81. KATOI.fCKYOI
SOKOLIEK PRI OSADE Nv.

Anna YanigIos. spraskvna. Mark
Dubos noklalnicka. Helen. Stolc.
nctosniGka. Margaret Repaskv. ~
pisn:cka. Cecilia Hndran a Katarfnes
Rovder dozorkvne maietku. M
Sch6dzc odbfvaid 81 kazdn druh6
nedcl'u mesiaci o :. iodine Dopos
ludni skolskci miestnosti osady
sv Alzbetv ma Haseltine Ave. v
Youngstown q
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-10
OZNAMENIE ROCNEJ
ScHODZE II. OKRESU zU-
Ply S. S. K. S. " YOUNCS-
TOWN o.

Tymto uctive oznamujem
vsetkym sborom a vencom,
prisl1chaj1cim do II. okresu
zupy 5. S.. K. S., ze rocna
schodza naseho okresu bu-
de sa odbyvat' v poslednl
nedel'u toho mesiaca, to jest
dina 26. januara D 2. hodine
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-10
CARD PARTY v NEDEL'U
zENSKEHO KLUBU.

Slovensky Zensky Politicky
Klub Youngstown uspo-
riada kartovy vecierok teraz
V nedel'u, IL. januara u pa
ma a pani Jozef Granchie,
604 Benwood Ave.
Vsetky clenkyne i pirate
liza su srdecne pozyani.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-10
SKUSKY SPEVOKOLU SLA-
VIA PRE- MESIAC JANUAR

Buduca sklska bude V u
torok vecer, ID. januara.
V nedel'u popoludni, 10.
januara, spojena so scho-
dzou.
V nedel'u popoludni, 26.
januara.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-10
Kalendar Cinnosti
Slovenskej
Prihlssy zibav do tohto Ka-
tlrndara prijima redakcia.

Prihlssy sabav do tohto IA.
ifndara prijima redakcia.
IL. janu8ra--Tanecna zaba.
va Sboru 159. a Venca
lot. S. K. S. v prospech
II. okresu, v miestnosti o.
sadly sv. 7" Alzbety ma N
Haseltine Ave.
IL. januara-Tanecna zaba-
ba Lansingvillskych slo-
venskIch campionov base
ballu v Sokolovni, ma
Homewood Ave.
IL. januara-Card Party Slo-
venskeho Spevokolu Sla-
via v slovenskej Sokolov-
nj, 319 Washington St.
IL. januara-Card party z.
Pol. Klubu u Mrs. Gran
chi, GOA Benwood Ave.
IL. januara-Card party S.
z. P. Klubu u p. Jozefa
Granchie, 604 Benwood
Ave.
IL. januara-Tanecna zaba-
va osadnikov osady sv. ia
ma Krstitel'a, v Horvatskej
hale ma Bright Ave. v
Campbell.
IN. januara-Banket Jedno-
tarskej Baseball Ligy, V
auditoriume osady Mena
Jezis.
19. januara-Tanecna zaba-
va Shirley Klubu z Lam
singville v Central Audi
torium.
n. januara-Tanecna zaba-
va Monarch Klubu v hale
Sv. Mkolaja ma Wilson
Ave.
Is. januara-Tapec Spolku
sv. Amy, c. 163. P. z. j.,
v Sokolovni ma Homewood
Ave.
2E. janulra-''K 'Kendovy ia
.ec' Cisla 163. P. S. q. j.
riSokolovni ma Homewood
Ave.
26. j4nu6ra-D Divadlo Here
Comes Charlie, ktore "a
hra v osadnom auditoriu-
me mladez osady sv. Cy-
rila a Metoda.
26. januara--Card party q.
Polit. Klubu v prospech O.
sady sv. Mateja, pod ko-
stolom osady.
80. januara-Card party Od-
boru 765. Mladeze N. s.
S. Y Sokolovni ma Wash
ington st.
=. februafa Tanecna zaba-
va Haselton Dodgers Klu-
bu v Central Auditorium.
-, H., IS. ! Is. februira-
Bazar osady sv. Cyrila a
Metoda.
AS. februkra Valentinovy
tanec Zen. Polit. Klubu "
Sokolovni ma Homcwood
Ave.
ss-s s
Evening star., 1936-02-16

necessary for special treatments or
educational opportunities.
8. Administration of State and
county funds.
z. Cooperation with professional
and lay groups in provision Of services
for crippled children.
3. Encouraging preventive programs,
including accident prevention.
IA States Send Plans.
Fourteen States--the District Of Co.
lumhia not incsuded-already have
submitted their plans, DR.. Hood said.
Forms were sent out in January.
A survey in the various States will
be an important feature Of the pro-
gram, since a part Of the apportion-
ment Of the $2,850, 900 win be made
on a basis Of the number of crippled
children in need and the cost Of fur
nishing service.
The District will be eligible for the
initial $4,000 on the same rating as q
State.
Somewhere between 100000 and
SOC, 900 children in the United States
are crippled, 1t was estimated by the
Senate Finance Committee in its RI
port to the social security act Ia
year.
Evening star., 1936-02-16
LONG TERMS GIVEN
TRIO IN KIDNAPPING
Mrs. Banghart, Wife of Toughy
Gangster, and Cletus Stone to
Serve As Years.
ny the Associated Press.

ny the Associated Press.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, February Is.
Mrs. Mae Blalock Banghart, wife
Of Basil Banghart, the Toughy gang
ster, and Cletus and Herschel Carl
Stone, brothers, were sentenced to
long prison terms in Criminal Court
today for the kidnapping of Mr.. and
Mrs. Rufus Costner of Knoxville here
last October.
Denying a motion for a new trial,
Judge z. G. Stooksbury sentenced Mrs.
Banghart and Cletus Stone, escaped
Southern Illinois prison convict, to
Is years In the State Penitentiary
and Herschel Carl Stone to 20 years.
The penalties were fixed by a jury,
which convicted the trio several weeks
ago.
It was the first conviction under
Fennessee's new kidnapping law, pro-
viding death as an extreme penalty.
j. Arthur Atchley, defense attor-
ney, announced an appeal would be
taken TO the State Supreme Court.
Mrs. Banghart's husband is now
serving a 99-year sentence in prison
ut Chester, H.. for kidnapping John
Factor Of Chicago.
Evening star., 1936-02-16
Capital Glimpses Future
Through a ''Prince's"
Far.Seeing Eyes.
BY FRANK J. CARMoDY.

OOSEVELT will be reelected
In 1895. The T. v. A. viii be
N declared unconstitutional by
l. the United States Supreme
Court-also, in 1895, in spite Of the
courts deferment Of a decision on q
number of successive Mondays.
These glimpses into the minds re-
spectively, of the American voters and
the nine Supreme Court justices. were
vouchsafed less gifted citizens today
by Prince Mogul. The prince. as you
probably have heard, If you have not
already encountered him, is making
the future an open book to habitues
at an uptown cocktail lounge these
days. Through his talented eyes, So
phisticates and simpletons, BRAIN
trusters and ward-heelers, debs and
dowagers are glancing over the rim Of
time-to-come with an unbelievable be-
lief in what they are allowed to see.
Has Capital In Palm Of Hand.
The prince may or may not have
the future at the tips Of his fingers,
UuI 1lC 11dS w doAAhASsOAA AA S1AS Fe~~~~>
of his artistic hand. We almost said
his "sleight- of hand" but after ques-
tioning the prince, personally and pro-
fessionally, there is no specific reason
for saying it.
Perhaps because he answers them
by the hundreds, the prince Is not
I afraid of any kind of questions. He
| is as sure-footed on the crags OF the
occult as a mountain goat His mind
| functions as cleverly when he removes
his turban and lolls on his bed as
when he puts on his magic robe and
headdress and turns his far-seeing
eyes on the crystal ball, in which ne
keeps the future protected from germs.
About the past, his own particu-
| larly, it seemed to us, the prince is
notably more taciturn. He was born
an Englishman, came to this country
as child, says vaguely that he OBJ
tanned all his education here, and that
he discovered his gift early in life
Found He Had Something"
He describes himself as the kind OF
child who, on a bright, cloudless Sum-
mer day would go out and take down
the laundry on the line because he
"felt" it was going to rain. Invaribly
it did. That sort of thing, with stand
ard variations on the routine theme,
continued to happen until the prince
no longer could doubt that, in the Ian
guage of the profession, he had some
thing"
There are surprising things about
the prince other than his special gift
One of them in his youth. The prince
is not dark, but quite blond. His voice
is pleasant, his accent somewhat Eng
lish, but blurred by long years in this
country. 1t helps make the future
sound better.
The prince is not really a prince
Taking titles is vagary of the profes-
sion, and prince" seemed to fit best.
He is frank and friendly and even II
he is only fooling-which he says he is
motifs fun to be fooled.
Evening star., 1936-02-16
SPAIN IN UPROAR
ON ELECTION EVE
Guards Called to
Duty as Disorders
Break Out.

BACKGROUND
Erle OF Alfonso XIII April II,
1881, set stage for Spanish reprb.
=. lie. Political and cipA strife con.
tinued. Ctpil war tn 1884 cost
1878 lipes, millions In damage.
Present campaign, fre toeeks old,
finds riohtists shouting against
revolution: lettists tDarn OF anoth-
er ctpH Wdr. Premier P0rtelG
stands ,Dith center. Monarchists
t0edk, play iuditing game. Spain
once before had republic, tired, re-
called royalty in 1878.
BY the Associated Press.
MADRID, February 15.-Disorders
broke out in some sections OF Spain
today on the eve of the general elec-
tion. Premier Manuel Portela valla-
dares announced that $4,000 civil
guards and 1900 assault guards
would be ready to maintain tran
quillity during the voting tomorrow.
A bystander was shot and seriously
wounded when youth on q truck
reported to be carrying Fascists fired
into crowd.
In the town of FL Padul. unidenti-
fed persons fired three shots at an
automobile occupied by Fernando de
los iRos, former Socialist minister, but
none took effect.
Police dispersed Fascists and Leftists
who engaged in a verbal demonstra-
ton in Madrid.
Premier Appeals for Quiet.
Premier Portela, In q nationwide
radio address, appealed to the people
for quiet tomorrow, announcing every
precaution had been taken to guaran-
tee all citizens the right to vote
The 100000 voters who will
choose the third Parliament Of the
young republic will indicate their
preferences as to a conservative or
a radical Parliament.
In every important city the govern
ment made last-minute preparations to
maintain order. Heavy armed forces.
equipped with rifles and submachine
guns, were ordered on duty at strategic
points.
There are 473 seats to be filled In
the new Cortes and all indications
point to considerable rightist and
leftist gains at the expense Of the
center. Political experts have pre-
dicted the new Cortes may find itself
deadlocked between two strong right
and left groups.
Gil Robles Leads Rightists.
Jose Maria Gil Robles. conservative
Catholic leader Of the Popular Action
party and chief figure in the rightist
coalition, leads the rightists. In hot
opposition has been a left coalition
which includes Communists, Socialists
and left Republicans.
II the left wins Manuel Azana, for
mer premier and leader of the left Re-
publicans. would be the logical candi-
date for the premiership.
Far to the right are the Carlist and
Alfonso monarchists, who are part of
the right coalition but who admit
tedly have no hope for a restoration
Evening star., 1936-02-16

ord with the bureau and presented him
with a billfold and money, the gift OF
fellow employees.
Nuber's first employment was with
the Government Printing Office in
1887. He remained there II years,
was transferred to the printing di-
vision of the Commerce Department
and in 1919 went with the Revenue
Bureau. An expert on the technical
preparation and distribution of printed
matter, he was made head OF the
printing and binding section.
President Roosevelt and his prede-
cessor extended Nuber's retirement
date beyond that specified by statute
in recognitio of his service.
Evening star., 1936-02-16
Noav It's the Clairvoyant Cocktail
Science Writer FoiIed in
Effort to Get Seer's
Secret.
BY THOMAS HENRY.
@HE clairvoyant cocktail is WASH
ington's latest fancy.
It Is being dispensed In the

BY ThOMhS ,nENR1s
@HE clairvoyant cocktail is WASH
ington's latest fancy.
II is being dispensed In the
i late afternoon and evening
out on Connecticut avenue by q
Baltimore boy in purple
and-gold turban and gown who calls
himself Prince Mogul.
1t is the princes practice to answer
a written question which he allegedly
does not see, and even advise you on
affairs of business and the heart, pro-
viding they don't involve gambling.
murder or suicide. The place is al
ways crowded. No psychic" ever be-
fore has attained such popularity here.
His patrons, some of whom return
over and over again, include high Gov
ernment officials and their wives.
The prince takes them on as fast
as they come. In the vast majority
of cases, he has the paper on
which the question is written in his
hands at some time during the inter-
view. He may take it and tear it into
four or six pieces, ostensibly without
looking at it, of course, before throw
ing it into an ash tray, where the
client is instructed to light match
to it.
Sometimes the customer asks to do
the tearing. The prince readily as
sents, but usually manages to re-
arrange the fragments in the ash tray
before they are burned.
Paper on Table.
If skeptic asks to hold the question
intact in the hand without burning
the prince assents, requesting that the
paper be held fiat on the table. Then
he writes on it, managing to push
aside the clients fingers with his
pencil at some stage. This presum-
ably Is a little more difficult sleight-of-
hand.
If anybody wants to test his powers
further than this, he offers to dis
pense with the written question al.
together and read ones mind. He
holds a writing pad and goes through
the motions of writing.
Nov what is the initial on which
you have concentrated" he asks
SHOW me what you have written
IF I did 1t wouldn't be a test be-
cause you'd tell me you'd thought Of
some other letter"
Its NJ"
IN it is" and the prince turns thu
pad around revealing rather hastily
scrawled M.
Isn't that remarkable?" he asks.
"Co-operation Necessary"
Some credit the prince with clair
voyant feats not easily explained
When asked what happened in the
booth, however. they can't remember
exactly.
The prince stresses that In order
for his clairvoyance to be successful
the client must Cooperate"
Part Of the cooperation consists o.
watching intently the smoke of the
paper at it burns-and while you art
doing that you can't watch the prince
And, we wonder If the clairvoyani
cocktail would not be pretty fat with.
out alcohol.
Evening star., 1936-02-16
for Crippled Children
Government Ready to Administer
$2,850,000 Grants to States.
BY FRANCES LIDE.

In As<AANSASS sfADAs
r UNDREDS Of crippled chill
IL dren, who have been writing
to Washington to ask what
4 = the Government Is going to
do for them under the social security
act, will get an answer soon.
Showing a stack Of correspondence
much of it in penciled scrawls on
cheap paper-Dr. Robert G. Hood, di-
rector of the Crippled Children's Di-
vision of the Children's Bureau. Labor
Department, said yesterday the
machinery is all set for administering
the $2.850,000 annual appropriation
for Federal grants to States for serv-
ices to crippled children. The appro-
priation bill carrying funds for the
work became law this week.
Those who have been writing for
information will hear directly from
their respective States, DR.. Hood said,
since the appropriation is to be
handled entirely by Federal-approved
State agencies.
State Must Contribute.
The money viii not be sent out,
however, unless States match the Fed
eral grant-dollar for dollar.
How the money will be spent de-
pends on the State organizations,
though there are certain minimum
standards which every State will be
expected to achieve. A program
would probably provide the following
essential services:
/. Locating and making a register
of all crippled children needing medi-
cal care.
Evening star., 1936-02-16
Foes of New Deal
Count on Smith
For More Speeches
Former Governor Has
Received Requests From
All Parts of Country.

Opponents of the New Neal are
counting on former Gov. Alfred e.
Smith to follow up his opening attack
on the Roosevelt administration with
four or five additional radio ad-
dresses, probably over Nationwide
hook-ups.
Since the American Liberty League
dinner speech here on the night Of
January 25, Mr.. Smith, it was learned,
has received dozens of invitations from
all over the country to speak his mind
again on the New Deal. He is being
urged, it was said, to take the plat
form in four or five key cities of the
Nation, and his friends here say that
he has about made up his mind to
make his second radio broadcast
shortly after his return from Palm
Beach, where he is now fishing and
playing golf.
Evening star., 1936-02-16
JEWISH MOTHER WINS
SON BY ARYAN OFFICIAL

BERLIN, February Is (Jewish Tele-
graphic Agency).-The Reich's high
est court of appeal awarded the Gus
tody of an 11-year-old child of mixed
marriage to the Jewish mother today.
The court refused the demand of
German woman who had brought up
the child and who sought to retain its
custody. The father, an Aryan off-
cial, is dead.
Under racial laws" the court said
in announcing its decision, mo Jewess
can be blamed for trying to bring up
her child under Jewish traditions to
fit it for the Jewish race"
The German woman had sought to
keep the child on the ground that If
it were declared Jewish it would suffer
under the Nurnberg anti-Jewish laws.
Evening star., 1936-02-16
BAND CONCERT.

By the Navy Band in the Sail Loft
a. the Navy Yard at IL am. tomorrow.
Lieut.. Charles Benter, leader; Alex
ander Morris, assistant leader.
Program.
March, "Cadiz" Valverde
Overture, "Isabella"-------Vob Suppe
Solo for cornet, Josephine" "-----Kyrl
Oscar Short.
Grand march in F.
esprit of Pageantry"- "---1--F Fletcher
Solo for harp, "a Prayer Ella Gillett
william Cameron.
HYMN, Bringing in the Sheaves."
Patrol, "Irish" ---------------Dru Drumm
"Song Of the Volga Boatmen."
Song, "Macusi1la" "------ -Macmurrough
popular, when ! Grow Too Old to
Dream" ---------------R Rombere
March. "Old Comrades" -Teike
'Ths Star spansled Banner"