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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-26
Voting Places
In Brownsville
Are Designated

The following have been desig-
mated as the voting pl-ces in
Brownsville and vicinity for the pri-
mary election TO be held Saturday,
July 2s:
Precinct 16-Homer Fitch, presid-
ing; Fitch's Garage on West 7th and
st. Francis.
Precinct I'm. o. Rasco. presid-
ing;; senior high school on Eliza
beth and Palm boulevard.
Precinct iS-H. VI. SHELTON. Jr.,
presiding: Champion Grocery Store,
516 st. Charles.
Precinct 19-I. s. Kibbe. presiding;
city hall.
Precinct pa. r. Buckner. presid-
ing; Miller hotel. Elizabeth and
18th.
Precinct 2i-Mrs. Cecil Shelton
presiding: fourth ward school.
Precinct 2S-Frederico Recio. pre-
siding: grammar school.
Precinct 30-L. u. Moss. presid-
ing: Moss store northeast Of city.
Precinct 3-Media Luna: Jas A.
Brown. presiding; West Brownsville
school.
Precinct PEI Jardin; W. w. I'm
derwood. presiding; community
house No. 2. one mile north of
school
Precinct s4-southmost: NJ. NJ.
Brown. presiding; South Point Of
flee.
Designations were not available
from other presiding officers in the
various precincts. but il il under
stood tha. in practically all precincts
the polling places regularly desig-
mated for the general elections will
be utilized for the primary.
Ballots were distributed 20 all
presiding officers Wednesday and
Thursday. and III. H.. Yates. secre-
tary Of the county democratic COM
mittce. reports that with only one
or two exceptions the presiding Off
GERS appointed BY the committee will
serve.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-26
MARR'S CLAIM
ATTRACTSFIRE
OF OPPONENTS
Little Change Made in
Issues By Clos in g
Speeches of State
Battle for Votes
BY L. b. DILBECk.
( AgSOciated Press Staff NJ

AUSTIN, July 26.-(P)-A feryid
miscellany of claims and counter
claims wooing popular support in Sat
urdays primary election was con-
tinued Thursday in speeches up and
down the broad reaches Of Texas by
candidates 70 rstate office.
Little change in the issues al
ready urged upon the voters was evil
dent in the addresses up to Thurs
day.
The race for state superintendent
Of schools continued 70 strike fire
here today, however. W. r. Garner.
one of Superintendent Marrs' oppo-
nents for reelection, resentfully at
tackled him claim that vote against
Marrs is a vote for the American
Book Company" which has figured
prominently in state textbook litiga-
tion. w. +. James, also candidate
for the office, challenged Marrs We'd
nesday to show that he (James) had
any book company or corporation
support.
Scores Mars
In a statement Thursday. Garner
said "Marrs maliciously and inten-
tionally outraged the intelligent vot-
ers Of the state" when Marrs made
the claim quoted. II have had nothing
to do with any book company" Gar
ner said. "and do not believe any Of
my opponents except Marrs have had
anything to do with book concerns"
Governor Moody returned Thurs
day from a pilgrimage to West Texas
TO address another group of city vot-
ers tonight at Dallas. ir his campaign
for reelection. United tSates Senator
Earle 3. Mayfield speaking today at
Bastrop and Smithville, was nearing
his home town. Austin. for an ad-
dress tonight, while Louis J. Wardlaw
was 10 make a night speech at Arling-
ton. half way point between Fort
Worth and Dallas where he already
has spoken.
Rani Halts Moody
Congressman Tom Connally. one Of
the aspirants 10 succeed Senator
Mayfield. was to speak Thursday
afternoon az Mckinney. where Mrs.
Minnie Fisher Cunningham. first
woman senatorial candidate from
Texas, spoke late Wednesday. She
dismissed Senator Mayfield A. a "po-
Continued on page twelvel
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-26
Woman Writer on Trip From Ne,U York Here;
Seeks TO Inteyview Obyegons Slayer IN Mexico

An interview with the assassin OF
Presi6ent-elect Alvaro obregon, is
the goal set by Miss Zoe Beckley who
arrived in Brownsville by airplane
from New York City Wednesday en-
route to Mexico City.
Although Miss Beckley, who is a
feature writer for the Big News Fea-
lures, has not yet received permis-
sion to talk" with the assassin. she
expressed confidence in the belief
that she would be able to accomplish
this feat which has 50 far stumped
feature and news service writers per-
manently stationed in the Mexican
capitol
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-26
HEAVY LADEN
PLANEFORCED
DOWN IN FIELD
Machine Badly Dam
aged; Long Distance
Flight Attempt May
Be Off; Crew Safe

ROCKFORD. H.. July 26.-(P-
After getting away to a perfect start
at dawn on its projected flight from
Rockford. Ill, to Stockholm. Sweden.
the monoplane Greater Rockford"
made n forced landing 26 minutes
later in a cornfield six miles from the
airport an don the opposite side Of
Rock river from the takeoff.
A wing was cracked and other dam
age done as a result of the landing
caused, the pilots said, by too heavy
= load with resulting inability 10 gain
Continued on page twelve)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-26
Order Is Denied
To End Delivery
OF Poor Cotton

NEW YORK, July 2s.-tP)-Su-
preme Court Justice Frankenthaler
today denied the application of
Louis N. Osmond. a cotton trader,
for an injunction to restrain the
New York Cotton Exchange and 9TH
ers from delivering alleged inferior
cotton on future contracts.
The court held that the applicant
had failed 10 prove the existence of
inferior cotton. Osmond contended
that the respondents were delivering
cotton Of a lesser grade than the
customary rs inch staple. and that
as a result the value of large quan-
titles Of the staple stored here had
deprecated.
In addition to the exchange, An
derson, Clayton & Co. and George
n. McFadden & Bro. were named in
the application.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-26

Travelling in a plane owned by Ber-
narr McFaddin. nationally known
magazine publisher. Miss Beckley,
Thursday, was attempting to obtain
permission for the crossing of the
plane into Mexico. The permit was
expected 10 reach the Matamoros
customs officials at any minute, she
declared.
Il have received word from Presi-
dent Gales that he will grant me an
interview" she said. "and | feel con-
fident that can secure permission
from him 60 interview Obregon's
slayer"
Miss Beckley is being piloted TO
Mexico By Errold BAIL.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-26

The plane, which left New York
City Sunday morning, was forced
down by fog about 45 minutes after il
had haken the air and the flight was
not resumed until Monday. Miss
Beckley said.
In describing the trip, she declared
chat they flew from Dayton. Ohio, to
San Antonio, a distance Of 1000 miles,
Tuesday.
Taking off from Winburn Field,
San Antonio. at 1880 a. m. Wednes-
day. the plane landed at the Fort
Brown air field at 2:45 Wednesday
afternoon.
"You know / have done a whole
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-26
GREW, ENVOY
FROM u. s. TO
TURKEY, HERO

CONSTANTINOPLE. July 26.
-LP)-Joseph c. Grew. Ameri-
can ambassador, jumped from a
ferry into the swift waters OF
the Bosphorus last evening and
rescued an aged, veiled Turkish
woman who had thrown herself
overheard.
Despite the efforts Of the am
bassador to rescucitate her, she
died an hour later.
This is the second time Mr..
Grew has played a hero's role
in Turkey and the streets and
Turkish press are ringing with
his praises.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-26
Many Hurt In Blast
On British Steamer

MALTA. July 26.-tPl-An explo-
sion occurred today aboard the Brit
ish steamship Arracan. Ambulances
removed many persons injured 70
the hospital.
No. . and No. 5 holds caught fire.
The vessel arrived here yesterday
with a cargo of Polish coal and was
en- route 70 Venice.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-26
GLIDER RECORD MADE

NORTH TRURO. Mass. July 20
Rl-An unofficial American record
for a glider flight was established
today when Peter Huffelbach. Ger
man pilot. remained aloft 81 minutes
in a solo flight above the cliffs of
the Cape Cod coast at Highland
Light near here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-26

HUTCHINSON, Kas.. July 26.-CP
Lee White. a guard, was killed, and
Miss Doris Lee, is, Sterlin, Kas., shot
through the head as the result of a
midnight escape OF Glenn Bellfield,
and Jake Schell, youthful inmates of
the state reformatory here today.
White was killed when a motor car
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-26
Gangster Slain AS
He Entered Garage

CHICAGO. July 26.-CPD-Ambush-
ed as he drove his automobile into
his garage, Salvatore Canale, "a, re-
puted henchman of the Aeillo gang.
was shot and killed today. Police
endeavored to connect his slaying
with the rivalry between the Aeillo
faction and AL Capone's gang over
beer and vice control. Six bullets
entered Canale's head and chest.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-26
NEW POLICE HEAD

CHICAGO, July 26.-lPl-Mayor
Thompson today named Deputy Com
missioner William F. Russell as the
new commissioner OF police. sue
ceeding Michael Hughes. whose res
ignation was announced yesterday.
The appointment is effective August
/. when Russell will decide whether
to take the post permanently. I'm
til then be is actinR eommissioner.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-26
I'm OUR
VALLsEY

EFFORTS of The Herald to in
crease the demand for valley-grown
Irish potatoes are getting results.
That's the word that comes to The
Herald from every section Of the
Valley. and even as far north as
kingsville.
From the western end Of the Val
ley, the northern side. and. of
course, in the major potato grow
ing district itself.
Postmaster WiEton at Alamo has
sent word to The Terald that Alamo
folks have taken notice of the situ
alton, and are asking for Valley
grown potatoes when in the market.
Here's a letter from the Delta
Cold Storage company Of Pharr:
I'VE have on storage in our plant
your promotion of Valley grown
potatoes, and urging all Valley peo-
pie to give preference to Valley pro-
duets.
I'VE have on staroge in our plant
about ten cars of valley-grown pota-
toes, and several cars of those were
grown in Cameron county, and since
you have started your campaign the
demand for these potatoes has in
creased materially.
MANY Of the business men as
we'll as the growers are commencing
The Brownsville Herald very highly
for championing their cause, and the
ready response shows the people Of
the Valley are ready TO follow
leader for closer cooperation of all
the people of this new and rapidly
developing country.
This column feels certain that the
jobbers, the commission men and
others handling potatoes will be
only too glad to supply the Valley
product when it is to be had.
1t is only necessary that the CON
Suming public know about the situa-
tion. II will do the rest. II you eat
potatoes, just be sure that they are
Valley potatoes. That will be help
ing to keep some Of our money at
home.
And don't forget Valley canned
products. There's grapefruit. spin
ach, tomatoes, and other items.
APPARENTLY the Texas Railroad
Commission has listened sympatheti-
cally to the plea Of the railroads
serving this section.
At least insofar as cotton ship
nents TO Corpus Christi are con
arned.
Motor trucks have been eating
!. eavily into the cotton business out
(. the Valley.
At rates, insofar as the buyers are
I 'ncerned, less than those allowed
! railroads.
7 Now the railroads may haul this
cotton at SO a bale. In addition 70
which compress and storage privi
leges are included.
RAINS are reported falling in va
rious sections Of West Texas and in
the Texas Panhandle.
So far July has been rainless in
South Texas.
Growers here are not so keen for
train. In view OF their being in the
midst Of the cotton picking season.
On the other hand there may be
benefit to the crop, should moisture
fall
Outside OF the cotton district.
among the ranches, rain would Be
welcome. since a fairly long drouth
has dried up grass and depleted
wat,r holes.
In other words, il is very seldom
that the weather is satisfactory to
the interests Of everyone.
POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS almost
hushed up interest in the great
fiStic encounter Of the year.
But the time for Mr. Tunney 20 |
meet Mr.. Heeney and defend his
crown as worlds heavyweight champ
ion. has arrived.
Continued on page twelve)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-26
MISS WILLS WINS

MANCHESTER. Mass. July 2s.-
P)-Miss Helen Wills, premier
woman tennis player Of the United
States. defeated Mss Marjorie Nor
rill of Dedham. 6-2. 60. in a semi
final match Of the Essex county
country clubs invitation tournament
today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-26
Remember-In Front of Capitol
Theatre. Saturday Night

NOTE-Because of the immense Of work ahead Of
the The Herald staff Saturday night its friends
are refrain entering office election
returns results in front OF the Capitol Theater
for all The cooperation Of friends in viewing the
returns instead Of coming The Herald office will be
very greatly appreciated.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-26
NOFICURES BY RADIO

Total figures will not be given the radio
on orders Election which
radio stations will be permitted broad
castt he Of leading candidates
The Herald will be the only newspaper in this section Of
Texas leased carrying nothing but election
This being installed and The Herald
will the
ito Theater
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-26
WEATHER

For Brownsville and the Valley:
Partly cloudy and somewhat unset-
tled tonight and Friday.
For East Texas: Partly cloudy to-
night and Friday; local showers IN
east portion except on the west
coast; warmer IN northwest portion
Friday.
Light southerly winds on the
coast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-26
ELECTION
RETURNS

Brownsville Herald will flash the OF
Saturday night from the Capitol Thater
Of and Tenth streets
will be hung in front OF Hotel III Jardn and
Manager of the Capitol Theater will
sereopcan in the projection Of the theater The
general public is invited.
The this point exceptionally wide. and will
crowd Lieutenant Of Police T. Armstrong
police will the
clear of traffic.
polls will close at o'clock only scattered returns
expected until about O'Clock because Of the lengthy ballot
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-26
AWAIT WORD
TO MOVE TO
EAGLE PASS
Action Is Caused By
Arrest of Mexican
Consulate Employe
Because of Threat

LAREDO, Texas. July 26-tPD-
Threats by the Mexican government
to remove the Mexican consulate
from here TO Eagle Pass, Texas, took
a definite turn today when orders
were received at the consulate from
the secretary Of foreign relations
to be prepared 70 move ay soon
as orders were received from Mexico
City. .
The controversy which threatens
to cause removal OF the consulate
arose when Mancha Macias, an at
tache OF the Mexican consul, was ar
rested by Laredo officers after he
had been accused Of making threat
ening remarks aboct Enrique Bordes
Mangel, president Of the anti-re-
election party in Mexico, willis the
latter was addressing an audience as
a church.
Two women telephoned the Laredo
police station that two men were
saying that man will not speak
again" Mancha Macias was pointed
out to city detectives, who arrested
him without warrant and took him
before District Attorney John A.
Walls. Macias alleges that Judge
Walls threatened him with a whip
and cursed him in Spanish.
Laredo citizens were stirred over
the threatened removal of the con-
sulate. It's removal woul dhalt all
freight traffic into and from Mexico
at this point, as every shipment must
be passed by the consulate.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-26
RIVER FORECAST

RIVER FORECAST
Except for a slight rise at San Be-
nito and Brownsville there will be
no material change in the river dur
ing the next q 70 4S hours.
Flood Present "a FIR. "a Fir.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-26
TIDE TABLE

TIDE TABLE
High and low tide at Poirt Isabel
tomorrow. under normal meteorologi-
cal conditions:
High .............. 2:43 N. VI.
Low ..-..--....-....-- 6:l6 p. m.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-26
WALLS MAKES REPLY

WALLS NAMES REPLY
LAREDO, Texas, July 26.-CP)-,
District Attorney John Walls de-
clared today that the recent arrest
OF an attache Of the Mexican con-
sulate here was made in the inter-
ests Of law and order in a state
ment replying to threats that the
Continued on page twelve)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-26

Scales, Knee Pads and other
cotton Picking accessories.
w. H. Putegnat Company
Brownsville, Texas
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-30
BATTALION sMRTI"
v nANSKEJ ORGANIZACu

v indianapolis, Ind. vedie sa
pravota statu Indiana proti orr
ganizacii Ku Klux Kian, Y ktofej
statny fiskus Gilliom chce dosiah-
nut vyhnanie klanov Indiany.
v tel pravote svedcil al isty ia
mes r. Ramsey, ktory boil pred
tym vel mi tinny. medzi klanmi
v Ohio. Ramsey svedGil, re v Ohio
klani mali organizovany "bata-
lion smrti'', ktory pozostaSal 20
samych zlocincov a ktori sa zavia-
zali prisahou, ze vykonaju vSetko
bez slova odporu, co i'm bude ma
riadene. Tiez udal, re v Ohio as
pom jedna kompania narodnej gar
dy bola klanska ze jeden major
gardy Dol v stalom vojenskom spo
jeni klanmi. Ten battalion smrti
NAL pusky i mnozstvo strellva.
Krem toho klani mali odboeku
zvan1 Knight Riders ktori
l'udi bicovali, mucili, prenasledo-
vail do domacnosti nocou vcha-
dzali. Ramsey rozpovedal al tnos
jedneho katollckeho khaza z Day
ton, ktoreho klani zbicovali. Vse-
tko toto sa dialo "a ilradovania
Clyde w. Osborn-a, vtedajsieho
"grand dragona klanov Ohio
ze Osborne sa preto vidal dra-
go1lstva. Osborne toto tajl O.
svedeil, ze sa vidal i1radu osob-
nych pricin.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-30
La|nsingvllcani
zallrajj1 divadlo
Diva pekne kusy budd predstave-
ne ma Is. aprila v osadnej hale.

Lansingvillski divadelni ochot-
nfci pri osade sSy. Matcja sa pilne
pripravujd k diyadlu dna Is. a.
prila, kedy zahraj1 dive pckne hry
a ssice "Kamenny chodnfcek a
SUE sn vSetci jednom vreci''.
Teda hry sii pekne, vesele tiez
al poucne a nacvicene SIT vel mi
dobre, lebo nasi herci herecky
stravili cely p0stny cas- v cviceni
sa jako pocut'', chystajn sa mas
prekvapit' este niecim, co pri di-
vadlach SINE nevideli. Teda pro-
gram bnde nadmieru bohaty a "a
dobre zabavenie sa ruci. Uvidime
tam nasich starych hercov, kto-
rych "a .dlhSi Gas--s4ae nevideli
yystupovat'. " divadelnych hrach.
Sn to panovia Stefan Bajtos
Jozef Javorsky. Teda ktori sa pa
matajii lla'ich hranie v minulosti
zaiste lie bnd1 tento den ocaka-
vat netrpelive. V budlcnosti po-
dame mena ysetkych heraov ich
llohy. 0sadnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-30
NEZAMEsTNANOsT
JE vAzNYCH RoZMERoV
Tajomnik prace udava pocet ne.
zamestnanych ma 1,874,050.

Ma ziadost' senatu tajomnfk
departmental prace, James J. Da-
Wis dal vysetrit robotne pomery
" krajine. Prezident Dol udal, ze
y kraiine panuie blahobyt, de-
niokrati tvrdili, ze je to klam a
ze 4 miliony robotnikov nema
prace. Davis svojou zpravou do
kazuje, ze sa jedna druha stra-
ma trochu mylila, lebo nezamest-
nanost' vskutku panuje, ale ME
je tax Vel'kych rozmerov, ako bo-
10 hlasane. Pocet nezamestnanych
tajomnik prace udava ma 1874
050 a. "a prHinu udava: povodne
V ddoli rieky Mississippi no.
vo-anglickych statoch, d'alej flo
ridske tornado, docasne zastave-
ME prace tovarnachs strajk v
makkouhol 'nych doloch. Robotne
pomery sa ale uz naprayajii si-
tuaciu vraj moano povazovat' "a
normalnu. Robota sa .prichodom
jara otvori stavebnom priemy-
sic pri budovani ciest. Tieto
stavby budn potrebovat' mnoho
materialu a preto j, tovarne budd
mat dost roboty. O youngstown
skych robotnych pomeroch po-
drobnej zprave je udane', ze sa ro-
boty rNchlo zlepSujl.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-30

Juhoslavianske vrchnosti zha-
baly novn vel KID zasielku zbrane
a municie taiiahsks urgency pre-
Mad 'arsko. Bolo toho aE % ma
kladnych voz1ov. Zhabanie pre-
vedene bolo pri Subotici, prave a.
ko vlak NAL prejst' mad 'arske
hranice. Naklad boil vypisany pre-
Rumunslo, ale to bolo len ma o.
klamanie juhoslavianskych vrch-
nostf. Munfcia by bola byvala slo-
Eena Mad 'arsku a nikdy by ne
bola yidela Rumunska, ktore sa
osvedcilo, ze od Talianska zbran
neob0ednalo. Toto je wv druhy
pripad zhabania zbrani z Talian-
ska do Mad 'arska poslanych. Pr
We zhabanie previedlo -Raknsko.
Vtedy asi 5000 strojovych pusiek
bolo ma ceste do Mad 'arska pod
menom "hospodarskych strojov".
Mala Dohoda podala ziadost' Ii
ge Narodov, ably to pasovanie W.
setrila, lebo sa protivi trianon-
skej mierovej smluye. Novy prf-
pad len zhorsi polozenie Mad "a
rov. Importovanie zbrane Mad ar
skom z Talianska nemoze byt po-
vaEovane "a inc ako nepriatel'
sky zamysel' voci Malej Dohode.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-30
800 NOVYCH MILLONAROv
BEHOM PARU DNf

Newyorkski burza posled-
nych paru dnoch bola svedkom
neslychaneho gemblerstva iei
dejinach a icastiny niektorych
znamych podnikoy vysthpily do
.nesmiernych vysin, daktore be-
HON par hodin az so percent, Ma
sledkom tohto spelxulovania po-
vstalo 300 novyeh milionarov,
vadassinou v zapadnych statoch,
odkial' prisly biliony ma spekula-
Gle. Rozumie sa, he ked' behom
par dni stane sa 800 ludl Milo
narmi, re ich hodne al schudob-
ne1o.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-30
PAPEz NAPADoL FASmTov.

Papdz Plus napadol Y tieto dni
Mussoliniho fasisticki vladu Ta-S
lianska v reel, ktorou ods1dil ka-
tolickn strann talansku pre- jejs
tesne kooperoyanie s Mussolinim.
Papaz menovite napadol td Elm
most vlAdy, ktora siaha ma kre-
st t'anski yychovu dietok. Formp-
vat mladistvy charakter diet 'at Il
je mission cirkve Z ME faSistoysI
iudal p6peS Tento pipad nebol q
oakSvsuy vabudil vel 'kd posofs
most \ celeM svete. posay1d I | 4
Mussolini draal income Y TN 81
len nisledkom silnej podposy u u
tolieksj strany. |
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-30
26,e1s L'UDf ZABITE
AUTANu LANSKEHo ROKU

American Road Builders Asso-
citation podava statistiku, dl'a
ktorej lanskeho roku .zabite bolo
ma cestach americkych 26,618 pu-
df a 798,7OO bolo vazne ranene.
Majetkove ztraty v tychto nest a.
stiach obnasaly $672, ,O97, 900. Ten
to spolok odporiisa prijatie jedna.
kych premAvkovych pravidiel po
celej krajine . stavbu novych
Iciest ma obmedzenie automobile.
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