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in his direction; they couldn't trust
 themselves to speak. There were
 things they had forgotten when they
 made their big resolve to do away
 with Christmas preparations. As
 soon as dinner was over, they hur- Iried from the table.
 The days that followed were not very happy. The twins could find no one interested in their plan to change the way of keeping Christ mas. Even the most modern of their friends laughed them to scorn. No one was really interested in advancement, they decided. Here they were, willing and eager to get a new crusade started, one that would save time and temper and money, and no one, not even their best friends, would lend hand. They grew fretful, impatient, even peeved at each other.
 One evening Nadine came home and found Marian in their mothers bedroom, peering into some boxes that had just been delivered. Nadine smiled to herself, and hurried from the doorway so Marian would not lsee her.
 But next day in the top depart ment of Smiths store, things came to showdown. The twins ran into each other, found themselves side by side clutching for foolish things that lay on the counter. Brown eyes challenged blue as they stood in the crowded aisle. Guilt showed plainly on both faces.
 Then Nadine was speaking, quick ly, incoherently: You might as well know, Marian, I'm chucking your silly plan I'm going to do like every body else I'm going to make big fuss about Christmas. I want to push through the crowds-to buy foolish things-to hang up holly wreaths-to-to do just everything! ]! . And if I'm not mistaken, you're just dying to do the same?" You're absolutely right" Marian answered, utterly careless of the amused glances thrown in their di- Irection. We've been a pair of fools, but we're going to have one grand and glorious time in the two days that are left We're going to make the biggest fuss about Christi mas that has ever been made
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UP A CHRISTMAS

Marian turned slowly from the full length mirror where she had been surveying herself for a criti- . cal moment, and looked acrosss the room at her twin sister. .3iEl- I'm so tired of all this Christmas fuss" she said languidly; it is all so old-fashioned, so out-dated." : s"Are you expressing my feelings?7 , Nadine's voice was even more lan- guid; but how in the world are we going to make our dear family feel as we do about the matter? You know they are already in the throes of Christmas preparations" She threw out her slender hands in a gesture of infinite boredom as she . finished.
 We can let them know that we won't be a part of the silly business we can serve notice on them that ! we are going to work against all the ] noise and fuss that is made about Christmas"
 Forgetting their pose of boredom and sophistication for moment, 2 the seventeen year old twins jumped excitedly around the room. Just think of how they will be shockedH Marian cried; T can see
 mother and dad. It is all going to be
 so exciting-fighting the world, So to speak"
 : But they were taken back quite 8 little when they announced their big news mothers voice was very serious. If you really feel that
 way, I guess the rest of us will have , to celebrate without you. We're going to miss you lot, of course, but we must consider your feel ings' The twins failed to see the twinkle in her eyes as she looked across the table at dad.
 As if to make matters worse, Bill ; and Dick laughed in derision at their plan T bet they'll be on their knees to get in on our fun before Christmas" Bill predicted. And as ! if that were not enough, he Sug- gested that now there would De nothing to buy for the twins, maybe he could have the moving picture outfit he had wanted so long. T
 hope you don't change your mind, sweet sisters he cautioned, as he proceeded to put a huge piece of S pie in his mouth."I do want that picture machine pretty bad" The twins threw scornful glances
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Tokyo Growing

TOKYC-Tokyo, which is now es- timated officially to have 2 popu- lation of 6090840, may within 3 few years overtake New York and Lon don in population, if the present in- crease in births continue. Tokyo had a population of only l520 75s in 1900.
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Street Car Infirmary

RICHMOND, va.-Doctors said l8-year-old Luther Scott would need plenty of sunlight to recover from critical burns, so his parents bought an old street car and con- verted it into well ventilated fin firmary."
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When Christmas Grew Right
 From Holly

He was small boy named Tim who had never been more than ten miles from his home in the Ozark hills. His teacher said he couldn t even bound Arkansas, his own state, but what his teacher didn't know was how well he knew the mountain "crick" and the hill slopes circled with green-gold pirse trees that bounded his fathers tiny farm. He also knew what it took to keep q family of six children and that for as long as he could remember his fathers farm had scarcely been able to produce enough to stretch over every need.
 It was just before Christmas time that he heard his father tell his mother that if there was to be any, thing extra" to give the day its meaning for the children, he'd have to get the ax and hack out a few ties. Her face went white, for she knew what that meant. So often had they been forced to remain on the hacking of few ties to be sold to the railroad for dire necessities that practically all their timber available for that purpose was gone And trees don't grow over night She could tell by the look on her husbands face that he was taking la desperate and back breaking chance of finding a few logs tough enough for the commission man to buy.
 As she looked out of the window and saw the passing cars of winter "touristers" on the new scenic road the government had built through the hills, she wondered by what magic folks could come to own auto mobiles and take time off like that to go travelling. But she hadn't many moments to spare on such thoughts, for her husband had re- turned to say that the ax was gone. Could one of the children have taken it? Or what with the new road 90 near and strangers ridin g through the hills. had someone made off with it?
 The father had borrowed an ax from a willing neighbor but on the day before Christmas he was silent as he unhitched his team in the wa gon lot. Christmas tomorrow and he had been forced to bring back the load from town. The commis- sion man had been truly sorry. for he did need ties; yet none of these were large enough.
 He crept up to a window, lost ill the sense of failure that made him ashamed to walk to his own door There an odd sight strengthened him. Inside were Tim and his mo- ther joyously trimming a Christmas tree Tim raced to the door to keep the younger children from bursting gleefully into the room and learn ing it's great secret.
 When the father entered the house, no one asked him about the ties Dad, dadp Tim shouted. Do you know those red berry trees that grow way up the crick? Awful hard to get to, but when I found 'em ] thought they were so purity took some to school. The teacher said that's holly and then read about holly and learned that folks will pay for it to have it for Christmas So gathered a lot of it and made me a holly stand up on the new road just hopin' they would, And dad, they did buy itl Stopped their cars and said, Why it's holly; who would have thought we'd find it here! They wanted so much had to work afwul hard getting it. but gee, it was fun! I wanted to surprise mom and you, and now I'll tell you both that made. $2782. There's S20 right
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JUST LIKE OLD TIMES

NASHVILLE, Nov. 25.-The Van derbilt mmodores were held scoreless three Saturdays in slc- cession this season, a record un- paralleled by them since 1900.
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Willard Trask, author of Joan of Arc; self portrait prefers to read books published before the seven teenth oentnrV.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-10-16
MYS ZABILA -..
VEL'KEHO HADA

Ked' had zabije a zozerie
mys, to je ME novina, ale
ked' mys zabije hada, ktory
ju chcel zozrat', to je uz no.
vina, ktora 81 zasluzi miesta
V casopise. l.. A. Busch z
Walsenburg, Colo. chytil
vepkeho jedovateho hada,
chrestysa (rattle snake) pre-
jednu vyssiu skolu. Hada kr-
mil zivymi mysiami. Raj ale
pustil hadovi takd bystru
mys, ze ju had nenohol Ia
pit a tax sa pritom zmordo-
val, ze lezal bez vlady ma
zemi. Tu mys priskocila ku
chvostu a hadovi odhryzla
po jednom vsetky obrucky,
ktorymi hrkoce a zabila no.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-10-16
HI-U CLUB WILL SPONSOR
DANCE SUNDAY

Hi-U Club is making Ella
borate plans for it's third an
nual fall dance at Mullins
Ballroom Sunday, Oct. 19.
Steve Cont and His Orches-
ira will play for dancing
from 9 to 1890 featuring
Joel Sellers in a new Hit
Parade song.
Heading the dance COM
mittee are Helen Brusko and
Mary Berger, co-chairman.
Their aides are Miss Freda
Dravec, Miss Lydia Guarnie-
ri, Miss Margt. Bertko, Miss
Judy Vrabel and Miss Anne
Kutsko. The committee ex-
tends a cordial invitation to
various clubs of the com
munity and also the public
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-10-16
G. M OCTO CLUB PLANS
FORMAL DINNER DANCE
AS CELEBRATION OF
ITS 5th ANNIVERSARY p

The Formal Dinner Dance
planned as a celebration of
the 5th anniversary of the
G M Octo Club of SIS. Cyril
and Methodius Parish will
be an event of Oct. 18. The
chairman, Miss Ann Marie
Sofranec, will be assisted by
an able committee, consist
ing of Misses Dorothy Yavor-
sky, Anna Marie Muransky,
Veronica Slifka and Helen
Kubina.
The club also plans a
Spaghetti Dinner to be held
in honor of it's basketball
team. The affair will include
only it's club members. The
committee in charge are as
follows: Misses Helen Datko
Helen Susa, Julia Simon,
Helen Friedman and Mary
Dudash.
Another gala affair to be
sponsored by the G M Octo
Club will be it's Annual Hal.
loween Masquerade Dance,
the date of which is not as
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-10-16

4 sat5a 3 i
de cftit' vol'ne robit', Go "a
6obrA uzna.
Rusko sa osvedcilo, ze do
Spanielska nevozf ziadnu
municiu, ze sa podvoli, aby
Taliansko prezrelo kazdd
rusku lod' iducu do Spaniel
ska. Vozf ia len potraviny a
satstvo, co je dovolene neu-
tralitnou komisiou. v Rusku
dosial nasbierane bolo 26
milionov rubl'ov, asi So ,2OO,-
900, ma pomoc spanielskej
Wade. Ia tie peniaze posiela
potraviny a satstvo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-10-16

kongres ma plnu kontrolu
mad financnymi apropriaci-
ami. A naostatok treba spo-
men1t', ze prezidentova moe
je obmedzena ma styri roxy,
po uplynuti tohoto casu mo-
ze sa uchadzat' O znovu-
zvolenie. Tradfcie, ktore sa
doteraz nikdy neporusily,
stanovia, ze nijaky prezident
nemoze sa znovu zvolit' pre-
tretf termin.
Prezidentov plat je $4,000
dolarov rocite a okrem toho
dostava 5000 dol. ma "a
okrytie cestovnych trov. Je-
no dradnym sidlom je Biely
dom vo Washingtone. Apro-
priacie ma najimanie sekre-
tarov, kancelarskych sill a ma
vydrziavanie Bieleho .domu
su 100000 roeite.
Ustava stanovi, re Trad
prezidenta a namestneho pre-
zidenta su jedine diva ira
dy v krajine, do ktorych
neslobodno zvolit' obeanov,
narodenych v cudzine. Kan
didat prezidentstva must
byt' tn rodenym obcanom,
ktoremu je najmenej tri.
dsat'pat' rokov a ktory ziie
ma dzemi Spojenych Statov
najmenej strnast' rokov.
Tohorocne vol'by prezi.
dentske budd tridsiatymi sic.
dmymi cd zalozenia Spoje.
nych Statov ako neodvisle,
republiky. Prvy prezident
Juraj Washington, nebol Gle
nom nijakej politickej stra
ny, druhy prezident, Johr
Adams, bol federalistom. Pc
cnuc Thomasom Jefferso
nom roku 1880, zvft'azil;
demokraticka strana pri 8
smich prezidentskych vor
bach, jej protivnfci, ktor
sa vtedy volali Wings, pr
troch.
Dejinne supernictvo medz
terajsou republikanskou ;
demokratickou stranou zaca
10 sa roku 1861, ked' Abra
hama Lincolna zvolili ak,
kandidata republ. strany
Cd tych cias podarilo sa re
publikanskej strane v celk,
strnast' raz dostat' svojh,
kandidata do Bieleho domu
kym demokratickej strane 81
to podarilo iba sest' raz.
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YoUNGsTOWNsKE sLovENsKE NovINY

yet definite. However, the
event will be a public one, so
folks watch this space next
week for the exact date. The
event is expected to be a
gala affair, the profits of
which will be given entirely
to the church. The commit
tee for this dance is: Misses
Mary Buddie, Emily Hiznay,
Ethel Patrick, Peg Kraynik,
Clara Kubina and Stella
Krispinsky.
(Your announcement ar
rived too late for last weeks
issue of this paper. - Ed.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-10-16
l RAKUSKO w MA
CELEHO DIKTATORA

Koncom minuleho tyzdna
rak1sky kancelar Schushnigg
rozpustil fasisticku domo-
branu princa Starhemberga
a tax stal sa jedinym dix
tatorom Rakuska. Dokym
bola domobrana prime Star
hemberg NAL slovo v dikto-
vani.
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PODAKOVANIE.

Pan Michal Writes S man
zelkou a rodinou, z (. 1913
Board St., Struthers, praju
81 pod'akovat' srdecne svo-
Jim mnohym priatel'om, SUI
seldom, "a ich skutky lasky,
utesene kvetiny a pozieanie
automobilov ku pohrebu ne
davno zosnuleho ich milova-
neho bratranca Jana Kuroy.
Srdecne da'kuju tiez Father
Krispinskemu, bratom z els.
259. IKSJ. a I'm, ktori obe-
tovali ma sv. omse.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-10-16
SOCIETY NEWS
"SLAVIA" CARD PARTY
OCT. 18th yr

The Youngstown Slovak
Glee Club "Slavia" will open
it's seasons activities with a
card party on Sun. evening,
Oct. 18th at the Sokol Hall,
319 Washington St. Five
hundred will be in play with
high score awards for win
ners. Refreshments will be
served following play.
Miss Anne Palascak is
chairman for the party and
will be assisted by the fol
lowing committee: Misses
Frances Koza, Helen HAMS.
ko, Anne Bolha, Helen Pa.
lascak, Messrs. Mike Shran.
ko, Jack Komara. The pub.
lie is cordially invited.
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HELEN PHILLIPS CHAIR.
MAN FOR D. OF H. N.
HALLOWEEN DANCE

Miss Helen Phillips is
chairman for the annual Hal
loween dance sponsored by
the Daughters of Holy Name
Wednesday, October 28 in
Holy Name Auditorium. T..
Ross and His Collegians will
play for dancing and cash
prizes will be featured for
winners wearing the clever
est costumes. The committee
includes the Misses Eleanor
Hura, Theresa Humensky,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-10-16
o STATNYCH KONFE.
RENCIACH SLOW. POD
PORNYCH ORGANI-
ZACIf.

PodPa uzavretia washing
tonskej konferencie, ktora sa
vydrziavala v mesiaci juli,
maj1 sa svolat' statne konfe-
rencie bratskych organizacif
a spolkov, a v polovici me-
siaca decembra ma sa odby-
vat valne shromazdenie re-
prezentantov tychze v meste
Pittsburghu. Niektori sa do
pytujd, kedy take konferen-
Gle budu a I'M snad' myslia,
re federacia jestvovat' bude
Ease len ma papieri. Touto
cestou prvym odpovedam, ze
statne konferencie svolane
budu v mesiaci novembri, ii.
po prezidentskych vol'bach
a tym druhym odkazujem,
re plany ku utvoreniu silnej
federacie su v pride a po-
vinnosti mi sverene svedomi-
te konam. Beriem vSak do O.
hl'adu, re sme vo wire poll
tickych Rampant. Ide nam @
politicke uznanie a ma mno-
hych miestach j nasi sa u.
chadzaj1 o verejne urady
nuz chceme i'm pomahat' a
nechceme silly drobit'.
Ponajprv NAL som v umy.
sli svolat' take statne kon.
ferencie este pred voPba.
mi, mysliac 81, ze pri tom u.
kazeme jakusi silu al poll.
tikarom, lenze ma druhel
strane som vec dokladne u.
vail, re ked'ze SINE rome
no politickeho presvedcenia
neprospelo by nam to. A
ked'ze Ease SINE zaujati po
litickou kampanou, bolo by
nevecne a ami nemldre mar
nit cas- inymi schodzami
ked'ze teraz nasou povinno
st'ou prvom rade je s1stre
dit nase silly, aby zvolen
boil nasi slovenski kandida
ii a potion priatelia nasht
slovenskeho naroda.
My berieme OIL 'ad ma ma
sich politikarov a ocakavam,
! ze oni budd v prfhodnom ca
Sc brat ohl'ad ma mas a po
mozu nam v nasich snahach
Racte prosfm, vziat' toto Wy
| svetlenie znamost' a chy
static sa po voibach ma Sta
the konferencie nasich brat
skych organizacii. Zvol'te u;
lteraz zastupcov a zastupky
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-10-16

Martha Novotney, Mary Slif-
ka, Peggy Brusko, Betty ia
kupcin, Mary and Anne Do
lax, Betty Walko, Anne Bel
Ian, Mary Martinko, Marg-
aret Dulick, Anne Thomas
and Catherine Toporcer.
Plans were also completed
for a Halloween Party at the
home of Miss Margaret Du-
lick, Silliman st.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-10-16
PODAKOVANIE.

Vsetkym nasim pribuznym
a priatePom vyslovujeme ST.
decne pod'akovanie "a pre-
javy sustrasti a lasky pri
odumreti nasho manzela po-
tame otca Michala Palko-
vica. Dakujeme srdecne i "a
kazd1 pomoc, ktorl nam po-
skytli pri pohrabe. S uctou,
Juliana PalkoviC
8 dietkami.
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RUSKO zIADA
KONTROLU NEUTRALITY

Sovietska vlada podala ne
utralitnej komisii vo veci Spa
nielskej obcanskej vojny ma
vrh, ably neutralita krajin
bola kontrolovana, zeby sa
prekazilo pasovaniu munfcie
povstalcom. Ak to komisia
neurobf, potom Rusko sa bu-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-10-16

ne, aby vas ma tychto Stat
nych konferenciach zastupo-
vail. Cas- a miesto valneho
shromazdenia, ktore bude v
polovici decembra v meste
Pittsburghu, oznamim ne
skorsie.
Jozef C. Prusa,
preds. Federacie SLOW. Pod
pornych organizacii.
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BELGIA VYSTUPILA
20 SPOJENECTVA

Belgicka vlada oznamila,
re vystupuje 20 spojenectva
S Franciou a 20 vsetkych
spojenectvi, lebo jej nezaru-
cuju neodvislost' a bezpec-
most. Belgicky kraP sa W.
slovil, ze Belgia bude odte-
raz neutralnou.
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MA PREDAJ DOM
v CIRARD. ..

Blizko sapy, ma state 81, dobI
miesto ma obchod, pre- gazoain II
tion, beer garden, ma bkr jaky bies
mis-. Vel'mi vel nizka. Tel ~
preda jeden vel'mi peknf kosttm
starej vlasti, sdci na Halloween ~
lebo vselijake zAhavy. yel,mi pel
ny. Adresa je: Mrs. JoEsf JandI
b. F. D. i, Avon park, 0irard, ohf6
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-10-16
-Je to lohk& Foi6ivo!
Ked siohofe po druhG
90. q este 20 druhUl

Mozno, re ste nikdy nesedei samotni celi noe -
pracujdc fajciac hodinu "a hodinou, pripalujus
jednu cigaretu cd druhej - zavisli ma obveseluji.
com dyme vasej cigarety, ably vam boil spolocnikon
pomahal vam vydrzat. SUI to chvile, jako tito,
ked povd acni ste Iahke ia ajsiuo :. "a Lucky
Strike! Lebo, hoe by ste al fajcii Ger celd noe,
mozete byt isti, ie tahks tajeivo Dude liskave ku
vasmu hrdlu. Lucky Strike je ii jedini cigareta,
ktora poskytuje vam t dolesit ochranu Tossing
sPosobu. alej, pretose vase Luckies vyrobenS
zu tych najjemnej;ich, najchutnejsich strednych
tabakovych listov, zistite, Se vim cHutia dobre -
cely den - a al celi noe!
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BYT PREZIDENTOM
SPOJ. STATOV.
F. l.. I. S.

ID &"E ~.
L'ahko mozeme pochopit'
naruzivosti a vasne, rozput-
name pri americkych vol'-
bach prezidentskych, ked' 81
uvedomime ohromnu moe,
ktord ma prezident Spoje-
nych Statov, hlava vykonne-
no oddelenia federalnej Via
dy. Okrem vykonneho odde-
lenia sd tn este dive inc od-
delenia vlady: pravosudne---
reprezentovane najvyssim su
dom a nizsimi federalnymi
sudmi, a zakonodarne - re-
prezentovane kongresom. -
Volicia nemajl mic do ci-
nenia vyberom federalnych
sudcov. Tychto sudcov Wy
menuje prezident so suhla-
som senatu. Clenov domu re-
prezentantov a senatu VOLTA
volicia kazdeho jednotliveho
statu, a ich volba vzbudzuje
iba miestny zaujem. No veci
maj1 sa celkom inaksie, ak
ide o vol'bu prezidenta a
namestneho prezidenta Spoje
nych Statov. To je vec, kto-
ra sa tyka celej krajiny,
ked'ze konecna vol'ba ma
d'alekosiahly vplyv ma spra-
vovanie vsetkych veci krajin-
skych. ........
Prezident cerpa svoju moe
z dvoch pramenov: po prve,
z ustavy, po druhe, usta-
lenych obycajov a zvykov.
PodPa 1stavy je preziden-
tovi sverena vykonna moe
naroda. Prezident ME je zod-
povedny kongresu, hoci no
kongres m 8 re obzalovat'
''pre zradu, branie uplatkov
alebo pre- insie zlociny, alebo
priestupky".
V celych dejinach ameri-
ckych boil zaznaceny iba je-
den pripad obzaloby prezi-
denta, no obzalovaneho pre-
zidenta Andrew Johnsona
museli zpod obzaloby oslo.
bodit'.
Prezident je najvyssim We.
litel'om vojenskych a ma.
mornych sill Spojenych Sta.
TOW, ako al milicie, ked' ons
je prave CHINA v sluzback
Spojenych Statov. Prezident
ma pravo udel'ovat' milost
osobam, ktore sa previnily
proti Spojenym Station. Mo
re uzavierat' smluvy S GU
dzimi statmi, ale tieto smlu
Wy must schvalit' senat as
pom dvoma tretinami hlasov
Prezident vymendva vel'vy
slancov do cudzich krajin
konzulov a najvyssfch trad
nikov federalnych, ako M
pr. tajomnfkov vykonnycl
departmentov a sudcov maj
.vyssieho sudu; no vsetky tie
to vymenovania must schva
lit senat, ably boly platne
Prezident prijfma ministro,
cudzfch statov. Moze svolat
ktorykolvek, alebo obidv;
domy kongresu k osobitne
mu zasadnutiu. S casu n;
Cas- predklada kongresu zpr;
WI o stave veci v krajine
navrhuje reformy, ktore po
klada "a nevyhnutne potreb
ne. Ma prayo vetovat' kto
rykol'vek zakon, prijaty kol
gresom, toto veto moze s.
zrusit' iba dvoma tretinam
hlasov v obidvoch domoch.
Okrem tychto IstavnycI
prav ma prezident Spoje
nych Statov tiez urcite pra
va virtualne, ktore sd zale
zene ma tradfciach a obycs
joch. Hoci ustava nedava pr
zidentovi zakonodarnu moe
predsa len ma prezident
skutocnosti vel'ky vplyv n
vynasanie zakonov. Najm
je tomu tax vtedy, ked' m
v jednom alebo v obidvoc
domoch vacsinu. Silny PREF
dent StSva 60 Sasfn uodcn,