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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-21
CLASSY GROUP
 OF OLD 'CRADS'
 TOPLAY FRIDAY
Annual Hoop Tilt at WiIby Gym on Christmas Night;
 College Men Listed

Feeling that he has at least the makings of . good high school bas- ketball squad that will reach it's peak early in the season, Coach Bill schofield of Crosby will send his newest collection of cagers on the Wilby court Friday (Christmas) night at Wilby gym against an Alumni outdt composed of college players and graduates who figure to give the youngsters Q solid test in their first hoop venture of the sea- son, and just prior to Crosby,s first Naugatuck Valley league test in Torrington on Saturday night.
 Captain Eddie "Squint" Murphy, Karman, Wally Pranslgitis, Chipman and Day looks like the, starting combination against an Alumni out 1t banded together by Bill Derwin including Bob Mcdonald of Cornell, Eddie Oponnel and Jim Lawlor of Holy Gross. Elton Wilrnot and Howie Neubert of washington college, Abe Steinman of Pennsylvania and Howie Matzlsin of Connecticut State.
 In addition, recent workouts have disclosed some good reserve mate- rial. which will be developed rapid ly as replacements for the speedy combination named above, with the possibility that at least four players will pop up as equals of the quartet named as probable starters Friday evening. Though their schedule is not particularly tough, 1t is figured that Crosby will hold Its own with most Valley league competition, though little can be learned of its real ability ct this time, though Murphy and Pranskitis are the nucleus of the outfit which will probably develop Q speedy, fast breaking attack as its chief weapon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-21
PITT PAINTERS PLAY

Arrowhead Springs, Cal., Dec. 21 -(UP)-The Pittsburgh Partners had their first serious workout in this football resort today, intent on averaging past football defeats in the Rose Bowl by besting the Washing ton Huskies New Years day.
 Coach Jock Sutherland said gates to Ferris field will be locked against scouts and inquisitive newspapermen while the Partners are sent through two drills daily.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-21
7hS Sporting
 World
Monday Sports Wash
 (AND A HAPPY CHRISTMAS WEEK)
By JOHN A. CLUNEY

Another sharp indication Parker followed by the wire this that President Weston Adams and Manager would request ruling hockey they belong the idea being curb the Uncle Cabins crossing the which
 seem to be looking for little publicity by running the to with referees thousands Only Saturday corking column on Connie
 mythe of the Toronto Leafs suggesting hold ties Oddly enough Art the n manager to back Pakers of sporsanhp and off the figure the price of such publicity accordingly
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-21
STEWART, GRAHAM
 GO TO NEW YORK

New York, Dec. 2l--(U.P.)-Nels Stewart, wing, and Teddy Graham defense, wer obtained by the New York Americans from the Boston Bruins today and will make their first appearance with the local team Tuesday night against the Montreal Maroons.
 The Americans paid cash for Stewart and traded Walter Kalb- heisch for Graham.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-21
HANGERS, RED WINGS HOLD TOP
 SPOT OF HOCKEY
Overtime Win With Cana- diens Last Night Aided
 New Workers
BY UNITED PRESS

Enc New York Rangers and De- troit Red Wings continued to share the lead today in the American division of the National Hockey League, each with lo points.
 The Rangers came from behind to defeat the Montreal Canadiens ila an overtime game at Madison Square Garden last night, 6-3. With the score deadlocked 2-2, Cecil Dil- lon Butch Keeling and Frank Boucher scored for the Rangers in the overtime period.
 Detroit kept pace with the Rang CTS, by scoring . { to 3 victory over the Boston Bruins ct Detroit before a crowd of 12,000. It was rough game in which Smith of Boston and 0oodfellow of Detroit started Q bat tie that developed intQ free-for- all. Smith and Goodfellow drew 5-niinute penalties.
 The Chicago Black Hawks scored their second victory in IA games this season by defeating the New York Americans, 2-l. It was the fifth straight loss for the Amer jeans. Chicago scored both It's goals in the final period, one by Gottselig and the other by siebert.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-21
~ rey
 \1rist

That accidental poisoning case in which . man lost his life through apparent carelessness within his own garage, when dealy carbon mcnoxide fumes caught up with him suddenly, is another vital argument that you cannot be too careful in the handling of your own or anyone elseis automobile. There is an old and true saying, to wit: Familiarity breeds contempt, and that fits many auto drivers to the proverbial '"T', for they feel they can drive a car drunk or sober, one hand or two or, to put 1t as they would: ''Why, I can drive my car blind- folded"
 Which Is some proof that fa-
 miliarity breeds contempt-of
 safety. And what could be more
 erroneous, as 6 driver comes face to face with crash, and a
 thoiisand things flash through
 his mind, as 1t is usually too
 late to avoid injury or death.
 To put 1t a bit mildly, why not
 substitute Safety for Overconfi-
 dence7 Think that one over
 when you make up the easily
 broken resolutions for the com
 ing New Yeari
 Among our many customers who realize the importance of the above truths are Annette Bernstein. of the Leopold Furniture company: Bill Ford, the always aable Naugatuck- fan. who was pleased with the bor- ough high school basketball win Saturday night. and George Robil- lard. the weil-known garage man, who has driven many thousands of miles fn the past 20 years and never had 6 serious accident.
 eAM KRAMER
 HssnaSsr of Grey Oii Co.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-21

They say that history repeats itself Police who should clnch the pocket billiard tonight the axiom particularly true Thirteen Police wound up in tie with Count Benoit on for the title which he almost exactly the situation himself tonight except for the fact that Bridgeport replaces beno as the opponent of the Waterbury tournament there New Britain who the only one of the od guard besides Police playing current championship Harold schuler of this city, New Haven who the boy current meet Mooney Haven Key Derby and swoe of Bristol were the other entries referee MT Hendricks being caoonist side published regularly the Waterbury
 ton was the known Hendricks brother painter three cushion any company and still takes difficult game of bI-
 ards invented The which made
 diagonal shot across the table ton Park And now looks as not History going o repeat his championship play of 13 Tonight time will tell! ' ' 'o' " 'A"e
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-21
WATERBURY HOCKEY
 LOOP MEETS TONIGHT

Tonight at 8 o'clock managers and ofiicjals of the Waterbury Amateur Hockey League will meet in room r at the Y M. c. A. Joe Brennan league vice-president, to preside.
 The schedule for next Sunday will be announced. No games were play ed yesterday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-21
". SIDE SPEEDBOYS SET BACK BRISTOL

The West Side Speedboys defeat ed the strong Bristol Shamrocks al the Bristol Boys club in one of the most thrilling ames seen tehre in years. Not more than one or points between the teams up until the last minute of play. On Tues- day night the Speedboys will play the River A. c. of Torrington and on Saturday will meet the Cosmo- politan Boys club at the Middle town Y. M. c. A. Score:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-21
cHILDRENs cUREEwl AT ,

Valleyfield. Que. = tUP) - When 2 o'clock strikes here, children tin- der 14 go home to bed. Chief of Police Ovila Claude has declared a 2 o'clock curfew, and children found on the street after that hour are liable to fine of from q to $2O. or month in jail.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-21
TORRINCTON TOPS
 BRISTOL 1884
West Ends Set Back By Full Fashions in Re. turn Contest
Special to The Democrat)

'Torrington. Dec. 2l.-1he Full Fashions chalked up their third consecutive victory on their home court, the state Armory yesterday afternoon defeating the West Ends of Bristol. 43 to 34, to even their series with the Bell City cagesters.
 Tommy Lindsay, reserve center of the locals, played @ bang-up game on the offense for the locals while Al Bordeaux, former Middle town speedboy star, excelled for the visitors
 Saturday night the Fashions were defeated by the Speedboys in Mid- dletown.
 Yesterdays box score:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-21
SMOKE. SPRAY ALARMS

Thief River Falls, Minn. (U.P)-- A passerby noticed clouds of smoke rolling from store and he put in a fire alarm. The proprietor arrived in time to tell the sleepy flremen that the smoke" merely was an electric sprayer at work.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-21
ST. JOHNS BIG FIVE
 WANT HOOP GAMES

The St. Johns Big Five one of the leading semi-pro clubs in New Haven and runnerE.up in the Greater New Haven tournament, are anxioYs Co meet any sefni-prU teams around this vicinity. The Eig Five have never met defeat t0 any Waterbury team since it has orssa-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-21
SQUIRES TOPPLED
 BY WHITE EAGLES
Locals No Match for Foe in Bridgeport Satur-
 day Night
Special to The Democratl

Bridgeport, Dec. 2l-The White Eagles experienced no difnculty in winning their sixth consecutive game Saturday night at the Orcut street Boys club at the expense of the Columbian Squires of Water bury who wen home on the short end of a 39 to IS score. The box score:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-21

Herky Rubnsten the West Haven Devil who beat the n o 5peedooys on sleeper play Saturday night
 TOT the court game but he never stops using old noggng pinch Ills N was most needed cinch the Rubenen would make
 wnae or pro player he could tear himself gefute barrel often. " ' ~ o eo-"''e
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-21

Lou Kelley the lad who on southngton ayai ana ms winters In Florida just got Nassau ahing ths Into % b ne says there was gaey of only 50 M the reception committee awaiting Shea and the New Britain high school is crs cheering section and leader New Britain - v - ~ -
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-21

eIy Crean New Britain tonight aa app memories or baby boy born Mrs oay ago ana destined to be birth Which is why he will probably "goo-eoo the ar to the infant from Miami
 Miami game Christmas - " ~ w " "''"A'-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-21
GLASS HOSPITAL PLANNED

Melbourne = (UP) = The largest hospital in the Southern Hemisphere Is to be built here, constructed of glass wherever 1t can be substituted for solid walls. The central section alone will have more than $500 running feet of sun balconies.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-21

Bill Doeg. third ranking star in the United States Junior Tennis As- sociation, makes his motion picture debut as an atmosphere player in B. P. Schulberg's Paramount drama John Meade.s Woman"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-21

Dom SoccoH by the
 ne gets the bundle on private he plenty beating pg the exception to the that m any sport as man inclined get that feeling the throat when coin of the realm ability W ~
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-21

lzed in 1883. For games write to Lou Marenna, no Sherman. New Haven Of call 569O2 any time dur ing the day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-21
9Ana KRAMER msnassr C Grey 0ii Co.

FOR COMFORT IN FIFE HOME ORDER FUEL OR RANGE OlL NR0. THE 0mEx OIL COMPANY. PHONE s-eies TOR PROMPT DE- A8B8Bx.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-21
COLUMBIAN sQUIREs

Score at half, 22-8, Bridgeport. Re- fierce: Master. Time-z 8 minute periods.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-21
Full rashien
West Ends

Score at half time: Full Fashion 20. West Icnds 14. Rcferee:- Dillon. Time: Four 8-minute periods.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-12-21

Referees: Mitchell Janis. Time Four 10 minute periods.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-10
Ozivenie banictva ma vych.
Slovensku.

Banictvo ma vychodnom
Slovensku v tret'om stvrt'-
roku zaznamenava isty vzo-
stup t'azby al odbytu. Ia
Gallo sa pracovat' v zelezo-
.rldnych baniach v Koterba-
|choch, Spisskych Mlynkach
a Luciabani, a po dlhom w
jednavanf 5 pol'skymi huta-
mi zacalo sa dolovat' al v
bani v Gretlu. Manganorud-
ne bane v Kisovciach pra-
cujd plnym poctom deh-noc
ale vo Svabovciach sa pracu-
je obmedzene. Nasledkom
Ilepsich pomerov chemickeho
priemyslu, zlepsila sa al t'az-
! ba sirokyzu a vysledky t'az-
by antimonu sd tiez potesi-
tel'ne. U rudy rtut'ovej jaw
sa dvojnasobne zvysenie.
Dalsia cinnost' v baniach je
zaistena tym, ze ministerstvo
financii predlzilo cd l. ja-
nuara 1886 platnost' sl'avy
ma vybusniny, potrebne k
dobyvaniu rdd.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-10
L'udaci Q slovenskych
veciach.

V poslaneckej snemovni
prehovoril 5. dec. zastupca
Slovenskej l'udovej strany,
poslanec DIR. Tiso o optimiz-
me, ktory vladne vo vladnej
vacsine al v narodnej slo-
venskej opozicii, ktora je
naplnena dovodnymi made
jami, ze jej program bude
splneny. Slovensky narod,
vravel recnik, sa neuspokoji
riesenim, ktore by sa tykalo
hospodarskeho povznesenia
Slovenska, bez toho, re by
vlada a moe mad tymto lze-
min presla do ruk sloven-
skeho naroda. Rozriesenie
slovenskeho problemu je len
v autonomii. L'udova strana
nemoze hlasovat' pre- rozpo-
Get, pretoze nema dovery k
dnesnemu systemu strannic-
kemu a to ami po dnesnom
expoze, lebo chce vidiet'
Gin, smerujdci k rieseniu slo-
venskeho problemu. Ked' sa
nam povie, ze tieto ciny ma
me spolu vykonavat', vyhla-
sujeme, ze sa nezdrahame
prikrocit' k tejto spolupraci.
Ked' sa slide narod sloven-
ky, reprezentovany zniene-
nym nacionalizmom, naro-
dom ceskym bez doterajsej
fiktivnej ideologie, dohodnu
sa iste k dobru narodov jed
notneho statu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-10
Campionsk& Shirley Club cata
porazena; Kadeti hrali napinav1 hru
Byvaly vynikajaci vysokosk
olsky hri6 sk6roval pri Ia
kon6ovani hry, EapriGiniac
Sampionom por1zku 2O-19.

Slovenska Katolicka Liga
zapocala svoju basketballo--
wi sezonu v Lincoln skole
v stredu vecer $ vybornymi
troma hrami, ktorych zakon-
Genie bolo najvys napinave.
v zaciatocnej hre prekva-
penie vzbudila cata osady
sv. Nikolaja, ktora je vel
mi zosilnena a porazila cam
pionsku catu Shirley klubu
2O-l9. German Wansac,
byvaly vynikajuci hrac Me-
mortal a Syracuse a Vana-
SAX sa delili o sk6ry "a catu
sv. Nikolaja, kdezto Gonda
a "A. Olexa vynikali z caty
Shirley klubu.
Y druhej hre cata Mena
Jezis, s j. Melegom a Fill
pom, hadzuc do kosa v pri-
hodnych chvilach, porazila
catu Haseltonskych Sokolov
1918. Chuey a Ritz vynika-
Ii " sokolskOm ,itoku.
v poslednej hre, dvaja sta
ri sokovia, Cy-Me a Kadeti
zahrali vel'mi sikovnu hru,
V ktorej boil sk6r poviazany
najmenej tri razy, ale Ka-
deti konecne zvit 'azili sk6.
rom 1925. M. Vargo, Wo.
pershall a S. Vargo vynikali
v hire "a catu Cy-Me a Kra.
tofil, Botak a Bacani "a ca.
tn Kadetov.
! Mike Tul a Joe Caruse
vyborne sldili.
Hry ma Is. januara
1880 Shirley Club VS. Ha
selton Sokols. IT.. ~.
8:15 Cy-Me VS. St. Mich
olas. s.....
900 Cadets VS. Holy Nam'
I (Red Jerseys).
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-10
Ma vych. Slovensku budu ma
rodopisne slavnosti.

Minuleho roku bolo ma W.
chodnom Slovensku usporia-
dane Wac narodopisnych
5lavnosti, ktore maly vel'ky
uspech, a prispely k propa-
gacii l'udovych zvykov a "a
chovaniu skrovnych zbytkov
krojov, ktore sa dosial' ma
dedinach udrzaly. Vseobec-
ne sa uznava, ze podobne
slavnosti majd vel'ky w
znam a preto majd byt' po-
riadane buduceho roku pri-
lezitosti sokolskeho zajazdu
ma Slovensko. Narodopisne
slavnosti budu rozdelene po-
dl'a krajov. "Sarissky den .
bude v Presove. V Kosiciach
by boly predvedene ukazky
krojov z Mysl'ayy a snad'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-10

. Prva Katolicka Slovenska
Muzska Jednota $15, 100000.
Prva Katolicka Slovenska
zenska Jednota $12,50O.OO.
Clevelandska Slovenska
Jednota $25o.00.
CLEVELAND, OHIO:
O.ada Sv. Martina: Spolok
sv. Petra a Pavla, {. 81. KJ.
$4,000; Spolok sv. Jana
Krstitera, {. A. SLOW. K. Ka-
detskej Jed. $4,000; Spo-
lok sv. Jozefa Pestlna, els.
% Penna X. S. z. j. $500;
po $1,000: Juraj Benko, Jan
Czech; po $500: Jan lean,
Zuzanna Mad'ar, Pavel Ma
max, Klement Tausch; po
$500: Juraj Bajus, Julius
Ferenc, Jan Horansky, An
ma Kali; po $500: Michal
Horvat, Jan Zdila, Mattel
Kali, Stefan Bordel, Jozef
Bobal; Jan Bobal, Andrej
Baca, Jozef Martinko, We
ronika Babiak, Stefan Czech,
Andrej Dzurik, Pavel Soltis,
Stefan Furman, Stefan An
drisek, Jan Taraka; po 81:
Maria Durica, Matej Filic-
ko, Jozef Horvat, Jozef kri-
|vonak, Anna Tarasovic, Ka-
rol Polomsky, Jozef Zofcin,
Frantisek Kikta, Michal Sc
mancik, Terezia Bastic, Mi
chal Banduch, Frantisek Ba-
lobski, Anna Mraz, Jozef
Sofcak, Meyer Garllnes, An
drej Varsa, Andrej Lorenc,
Jurai Klenotic, Jan Tkac,
Jan Pastva, Jan Regrut, Jo-
zef Kendra NIL, Jozef Kapi-
tan, Martin Polomsky, Maria
Hangac, Andrej Jacko, Ste
fan Babiak, Stefan Faclik.
Frantisek Hlivak, Andrej
Novak, Jan Novak, Jan Lu.
cas-, Jan Kocik, Jan Taraso.
vic, Adam Tarasovic, Jozet
Weber, Gregor Piskura, jar
Babincak, Jan Dubrovsky
Stefan Surina, Jan Martin
Karol Jurenek, Albert Maj
her, Anna Ferenc, Maria
Ferenc, Vladimir Dvorak;
DO 5Oc.: Jan Gina, Jan Ku'
bak. Spolu. ....... $554.O(
mi:
Americky Slovensky Radio
Klub v Clevelande $4,000
Frantisek Kultonik a man
zelka, z osady sv. Benedika
$4,000; Jan a Maria Sc.
kelly z osady sv. Benedika
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-10
inych. Pre- Zemplfn bude
narodopisny den v Michalov-
ciach.
DR.. Igor Dula vicepreziden-
tom Slovenska.

v tychto dnoch dosiel do
Bratislavy dekret, ktorym
prezident CSR. menoval Via
dneho radcu DIR. Igora Dulu
"a krajinskeho vicepreziden-
ia !. platovej stupnice. DR..
Igor Dula je synom Matlsa
Dulu, posledneho predpre-
vratoveho predsedu Sloven-
skej narodnej strany a pre-
vratoveho predsedu Narod-
nej rady slovenskej. Cd "a
ciatku republiky je stale v
sluzbach slovenskej admin
strativy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-10

vzt'ah k slovenskemu zivotu.
Starsie i novsie knihy, novi-
ny, tlaciva, brosury, pozvan-
ky, plakaty, odznaky, kro-
je, fotografie osob, budov,
hrobov, oslav vacsich prie-
myselnych podnikov, SOMA
my verejnych cinitel'ov, ka-
lendare, rukopisy, listy a IL
stiny vytecnikov, ked' ME
v povodine, nuz aspo1 vo
vernon odpise, lebo vo foto-
grafii. Ami najmensia malic-
kost' sa nesmie podcenovat'.
Vsetko treba posielat' ma
vyseuvedenu adresu. Ma ka-
zdej veci mech je zaznaceny
darca, ak ME priamo ma
predmete, tax ma pripnutom
listku. z materialu knizneho
a archivneho sprawl Matica
vo svojej kniznici osobitne
oddelenie a z materialu mu-
zealneho zvlastnu skupinu
vo svojej budove, alebo V
miestnostiach Slovenskeho
narodneho muzea.
Pravda, este pred defini-
tivnym umiestnenim vystavi
vsetok material ma niekor-
kych vel'kych vystavach ma
Slovensku.
Najkrajsi priklad ukazala
ista Slovenka, ktora nechce
byt' pomenovana, lebo do
niesla ma maticnu vystavu do
New Yorku svoj tyzdenny
prijem, "a cely zakupila
knih pre- mladez, aby ich
delegacia cestou msgr. Kra-
sul'u darovala chudobnym
det'om.
Priklad nevsedny, hodny,
aby no mnohi nasledovali.
i Delegacia Matice Sloven-
skej srdecne d'akuje "a mno-
he vianocne a novorocne
pozdravy, ktorych sa jej do
stale "a mile stedrovecer.
ne prekvapenie, ktore mao
zaj ocakavat' nemohla a
1 zela tym, co ju listovne.
alebo telegraficky vyhlada-
Ii j vsetkym ostatnym st'ast-
Hwy Novy rok.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-10
Prebodol nevinneho 17-roe-
neho parobka v spanku.

Pred kosickou porotou
zodpovedal sa 22-rocny pa
robok Jan Kormos z Pavlo-
vice, zalovany 20 zlocinu
vrazdy. Kormos nemal v de-
dine nikdy dobre memo a
boil znamy ako jeden z mai
vacsich bitkarov celeho kra-
ia. Vlani ocakaval Vel'ku
noe, ably mohol po dlhom
poste 81 konecne dobre "a
tanGit'. Dockal sa zabavy,
ale v kapse nemal ami ha-
liera. Predsa boil len tam pr
w a vybral sa ma nu dobre
ozbrojeny. Mic mu nechyba-
10. Olovienku, noz a opako-
vaci revolver NAL pri sebe.
Kormos pill len to, co mu
niekto rozkazal, ale robil sa
opilym, ze nevie ami ma no.
bach stat a rozbijal vsetko,
co videl. Ked' v hostinci vi
deli, ze Kormos hpada bit
ku, ostatni parobci radsej O.
disli. Kormos sa urazil a ma
sledoval ich. V tmavej ulic-
ke mu jeden z parobkov wy
tai zaucho. Kormos cd toho
dina pripravoval pomstu mia
kemu parobkovi, sotva IT.
rocnemu Andrejovi Sulako-
vi, lebo ma toho NAL oddav-
ma zlost'. 8. julia vecer Kor-
mos sa priblizil k bytu Su-
laka a jedinou ranou vrazil
mu dlhy kuchynsky noz do
srdca. Cetnici zatkli ma dru.
ny den rano Kormosa, kto.
ry sa k vrazde primal. Bol
dodany do vysetrovacej vaz
by v .Kosiciach. Boil vypocu.
ii niekol'ki svedkovia, ktor.
S urcitost'ou potvrdili, ze
vrahom nemohol byt' nikto
my, ako zlomysel'ny Kor
mos. Vsetci svedkovia no O.
pisali ako ukrutneho Glove
ka, ktory cely svoj zivot
travil bitkami a pijatikou
Statny zastupca vzhl'adon
ma to, ze bol zmareny zivo'
nevinneho 17-rocneho Glove
ka, ziadal o trest smrti. Pr
dvojdennom pojednavani bo
|vyhlaseny rozsudok, podl's
ktoreho dl'a verdiktu porot
GOV odsudil sudny senat Kor
mosa ma dvadsat' rokov d.
trestnice.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-10
O prestavbu zilinskeho
nadrazia.

V Ziline bola prave ko-
misia ministerstva zeleznic,
ktora ustalila, ze terajsie O.
sobne nadrazie uz nedosta-
.cuje a musi byt' prestavane.
Prestavba bude trvat' maj
menej tri roxy a bude treba
tiez rozmnozit' koPaje.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-01-10
Sbierka+ Slovenskej katolickej
Matice Skolskej ma Slovenskl
Benediktinsku Vyssiu Skolu

S25. 90; Jozef Galik $1,000;
Michal Hudac 20 sv. Proko-
pa $1,000; Stefan Knapik,
$500. Spolu. $247.OO
CHICAGO, ILL.,:
DIP. Michal Buc, farar o.
sadly sv. Jana Krst. $4,000;
N. N. z osady sv. Jana Krst.
$1,000; Mrs. Takac z osa-
dy sv. Jana Krstitel'a $1.00;
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