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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-03-08
DALEVIEW

Fred Kelm was a visitor here We'd
nesday.
Lloyd Bantz was a shopper here
Wednesday.
F. o. Torno was an Outlook visit
or Wednesday.
E. V. Hurst was hauling grain
here Wednesday.
A. L. Desonia and son Henry were
visitors here Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Torno and children were
week end visitors at the Johnson home
at Dooley and returned home Mon
day.
Mrs. Elmer Chaffee and children
visited at the A. L. Desonia home for
few days last week and this week.
They will also visit at the A. w.
Chaffee home before leaving for their
home at Outlook.
Elmer Chaffee moved his furniture
to Outlook Monday, where he will
make his home. His brother Ralph
accompanied him and will visit few
days with him before returning to
his home here.
A large fire destroyed four large
buildings in Whitehall Thursday. The
buildings destroyed were the hotel,
postoffice, store and the barber
shop.
W. L. Ross was shopping here
Saturday.
Ben Harrington walked into town
Sunday morning from his home near
Redstone. He walked back later in
the day.
Mr. and Mrs. Lockal Jacobs and
son of Outlook were here in a bus
Sunday and visited at the E. J. Cole
home.
Glen Harness was a Daleview call
er Tuesday.
Karl Bantz called on friends here
Monday.
wv. L. s..N-.s.---l.z
shoppers here Monday.
Lou Desonia brought his daughter
Mrs. Elmer Chaffee into town Tues
day from his home, where she and
her daughter and son have been Wis
iting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Bantz are the
proud parents of a six-pound baby
girl, born on March 9Th.
Roy Shervey drove over from Red.
stone by car Tuesday.
DR.. Bridenstein of Outlook passed
through here in a bus Tuesday with
Lockal Jacobs driving.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-03-08

THE STATE OF MONTANA,
Plaintiff,
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-23
g Trade-En Sale on Tires
To Celebrate Event

new Goodrich Tires. You'll be sur
prised how little it will cost YOU
nov to put sound, new rubber on
your car.
BE on hand tomorrow by all
means. And bring along your car
so We can inspect its rubber.
The now tires you can buy at
special prices during our Silver
F'eat Tradc-Ir Sale are sturdy
Goodrich Tires -. exactly like
those on the Silver Fleet.
IF you are looking for tires
tl. Tjv' superlativc service, the
ca,ertcst tires on the road, We can
Gal = 'iiycrtoWns De Luxe.
O. # your needs parallel those
c. a1f> Of the car owners Of the
cauet~r, We have lust the tire in
the famous Goodrich Silvertown
... . tire that is standard for
quality everywhere.
Or if YOU are looking for a real
moNe"-s9ving investment consis-
tent with reliable service. we have
The now Goodrich Cavaliers.
Talk to us tomorrow when you
come to see the Silver Fleet.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-23

thousand. ten thousand, maybe
more miles. You can have these
Old tires on you" car appraised
here tomorrow, learn how Euch
You can save in cash by turning
in one, tive, e. four Of them on
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-23

the Fleet arrives,
Commander drops
our store our
ade In Sale begins.
now are Well-worn
lat have gone five
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-23
--- Look for Your Favorite Car!
eS the Great White Fleet

fecome visiting motorists Imperial Valley and to California Our
ura development attracting increasingly great numbers OF
Silver Fleet of the Goodrich Rubber Com
"trip The party wave luncheon with the chambers members at
Shae will talk the his moorcade made the roads which
II will be interesting luncheon meeting, and all
iy by the traffic and police officers motor
the chamber of and service clubs will meet the fleet
address of welcome receiving in greeting to him
I LEO HETXEI, Pesiden
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-23

Oldsmobile S spring-cush~
ioncd clutch-the noise
less, effortless gear~shift
the comfortable driv~
iag position afforded by
its new Fisher adjustable
front seat and adjustable
steering whcel-all add
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-05-16
BURTON
~ u


The celebration of5thcir eleven
tn wedding anniversary last week,
brought Mr.. Ben Netting home
from Walla Walla where he has
charge of llarge grain fields.
The school board appointed
Mrs Mary b. Recs to take the
school census, which feat was ac-
complished with Feet and head
walking and working in unison
for several days this week.
Mrs. Carstens is over from
Yakima spending the week with
her son, Rev. Halsey Carstens, who
was delighted to have her with
him on Mothers Day, and the
whole week will be brighter on
account of her presence.
Charles Lever, an old resident
of Burton, was here several days
last week. He recounted a five
months pleasure trip he and his
brother took in "a Ford sedan,
which is such an interesting ac-
count that it is, almost next to
taking the trip yourself. They
camped in Yellowstone Park,
Salt Lake City, and drove and
stopped at all places of note
through Utah, Arizona, California
and Mexico and back through
Oregon and Washington, taking it
leisurely and finding desirable
auto camps and hotels all along
the way, making the trip a memoir
liable one.
Mrs. Ross Copeland returns to
her home in Bremerton Friday
after a two weeks visit with Mrs.
IC. L. Jackson, who will accom-
pany her back for a short stay.
Captain y. s. Forbes is on his
vacation until June lst and will
spend most OF ms time WIN the
family at their summer home at
Assembly Point
Gwen Rees, 9Th grade at the
Burton Grammar school is proud
I ly displaying a pair Of Ksds won
in tie contest recently given
where in she came nearest in her
guess as TO the number Of miles a
pair of these shoes. can stand up
under. Her guess was 1881 miles.
The exact number being 1916
miles
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-05-16

On account of the Baccalaure-
ate Sermon being given at the
Presbyterian Church next Sunday
evening, there will be no evening
worship at the Methodist Episeo-
pal Church. The Epworth League
will meet as usual
AT the Methodist Church, the
Third Quarterly Conference. will
be held Saturday evening. May
25th, at s o'clock The Rev.
Andrew Warner, y. ID, District
Superintendent Of the Tacoma
District, of the Puget Sound Con
ference, viii be present AN De-
partments Of I'll Official Board.
and the members Of the Parish
are expected 20 attend
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-05-16
SPRING LAUNDRY POEM

Here aud there, just everywhere
On Vashon Isle SO fair
You'll see the Right Way
Laundry truck
Mems suits and overcoats cleaned
for a buck. ADV.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-05-16

Lindy's right arm is out Of o
sling, but Anne might as well walk
on the left side until the lame arm
gets a little stronger. Indian
apolis News.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-05-16
NOTICE OF CLOSING BOOKS

The fruit grower who wishes to
JOIN the Vashon Marketing ASS
must doso before the Goth of May,
at which time the books will be
closed for this season.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-05-16
GROSS LANpINo

Nr. ana MIS-. Ian l1anuerS are
| the proud parents Of q nine pound
baby girl, born Sunday evening
May II, very appropriate
Mothers Day present,
Mrs. Flowers and Mrs. Alfred
Olson and baby attended the
Mothers Day sermon at the Bur
ton Community church Sunday
1t wa a beautiful sermon and thu
music furnished by the orchestra
was very much appreciated. The
four canaries added their bit, also
Makes little or no difference
to the Smith boys if they happen
to miss the bus They Just wind
| up the Ford and get there just the
same.
Lisabeula Grammar school will
have their annual picnic Saturday
1.-THE 18th. They haven't as yet
decided on the place they will go.
Mr.. Schmidt surprised the
writer Monday morning by bring
ing in some lovely rolls. Mr..
Schmidt is a very good cook and
bread maker.
DoCKToN
Mrs, r. Bussanich and Mrs.
NJ. Radin visited Mrs. j. Cosulich
at the Tacoma General Hospital,
where she had been operated on.
She is doing well.
Torval Danelson of Seattle
spent Sunday with his mother,
Mrs. X. Danelson.
Quite a number Of halibut fish.
ermen spent the week end home
with their families. Those boats
from Dockton being, Condor III,
Robin, and Alitak, all report
ing a fair catch.
Miss Lorna Danielson visited in
Tacoma Saturday and Sunday,
Friday last was Parents Day at
the Dockton school. There were
many things to be seen, both
in handicraft and study work,
Among Other. things there were
six diplomas for the Rice method
Of penmanship,
Mrs. K. Danielson, Mrs. Louis
Danielson, and Mrs. j. Melon were
in Tacoma shopping.
Mrs. W. Degarnt of Tacoma
visited her mother, Mrs. A.
Holland, during last week.
Mrs. d. Beretich had a surprise
party of friends from Bellingham
Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. G. A. Keen is being treat
ed for an internal complaint al
the st. Joseph hospital in Tacoma
Grammar School commence
ment exercises will be held at the
Community Hall on May end
'at 8 p. m,
The eighth grade Of the Dock
ton Grammar school are holding
commencement exercises at the
Dockton Community Han, May
%, 1929, at 3 p. m, Mr.. Robert
son of the Union High school vii
deliver the commencement ad
dress. The students Of the Unior
High school will furnish th,
music. We invite everyone t.
come to this, our first commence
ment.
| The Dockton Grade school helt
an exhibit May 10th. We opened
| with program, Then the people
looked at the many interesting
things which were on display
One thing of great interest wa
! the Certificates which some o
the pupils had received for pen
mansbip. Those that received
certificates were, Hazel Bloom
Helene johnson, Katbrine Berry
James Cathclinich, Freda Martin
olich and Charlotte Busanich.
Captain Phillips will run th
Vashona TO Point Defiance for III
school picnic May 25th. Let u
alt try to make this the bes
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-05-16

exercises taking place ON our
regular meeting night. Every
body try to come out and help a
good cause along.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-05-16
NOTICE

The regular meeting of the
Community Club will be held ON
Monday evening, May Goth. The
change of date was necessary on
account Of the Commencement
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-05-16

When motor backfifes in
Chicago, the popplacc in the vicini-
" drops into the areaways first
and investigates later, Minne-
apohs journal.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-05-16
To NY Customers

Contrary to current runners. I
have not sold my wood and coal
husiness.-Otto Therkelsen.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-05-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert cristman
spent the weekend with Mrs.
Cristman's brother, Il. N Foster
Of South Tacoma. :
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-22

Maria Antner, 20-roene dievca
istej pusty pri Dunajskej Sire
de, dala zivot diet'at'u. Ably "a
tajila svoj hriech a hanbu, ulo-
lila svoje diet'a do pomyji pre- O.
sfpane.
S1sedom bolo podozrive nahle
zchudnutie dievcat'a a preto u
vedomili tom cetnictvo. Lekar
zistil u Antnerovej nedavny po-
rod vtedy sa mlada matka pri-
znala. Je to uz druha vrazda tel
to spustlej dievky. Prve svoje
diet'a spalila pred dvoma rokmi
v peel. Dievca bolo zatknute.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-22
OdhornS skolstvo ma v5znam

Odhorn6 skolstvo ma vyznam
nepopieratel ny naSim stitom .
jeho skolskou spravou pine uzna-
vany. Je to tiez jeden 2 najslozi-
tejsfch a najnakladnejsfch obo-
row sk6l. Vel'ka slozitost' rez-
vetvenost' dnesneho zivota, stale
move a move sposoby vyrobne
ziadajd tiez stale move a move dru-
by sk6l al metody vo vyucovani.
Kazda odborna Skola potrebuje
okrem toho este temer vzdy Via
stnu diel 'nu, stroje, i nastroje,
nazorne sbierky a prfklady, ably
vedra teorie poskytovala i do
statok vedomosti a zrucnosti
praktickej. Ma zavedenie odbor-
nych sk6l ma vypravenie skol-
skych dielni venoval mas stat do
sisl' celych 33 milionov Kes. OBJ
nos, okrem ktoreho peGlivost ma
Sci statnej spravy odborne skol-
stvo vyjadruje lepsie iba jedina
wee: Nepomerne zlepsenie odbore
neho vzdelania slovenskej mlade-
ze obchodnfckej a remeselnfckej.
IT. o.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-22
$4,000, 900 KLAMsTvO.

Policajnemu riaditel 'stvu Y
Prahe bolo podane trestne ozna-
menie ma isteho nadporucika Hu.
ga Sitka z Dejvic, ponevac po.
skodil rad Pndi o vel'ke obnosy
Detektivi boil vyslani do jehc
bytu, ale hl'adany nadporucik
nebol donna a jeho manzelka da-
vala detektivom vyhybave odpo-
vede. Bol ale najdeny jednom
z vinohradskych hotelov. Sitkom
sp6chane podvody cinia asi 12,-
100000 Kcs. Dopnst al sa ich TAX,
re vyhl 'adaval sdkromnikov, kto-
ri chc1 kupit' stavebne l6sy "a
nominalnu cenu. Dostaval cd Mich
peniaze podarilo sa mu tymto
ziskat' cele skupiny do
verivych l'udf. Vyplacal i'm vraj
al domnele vyhry. Posobil najma
medzi dostojnfkmi. Isty bankovy
riaditel' ztcastnil sa jeho cob
chodov" vkladom 100000 ko-
run a ista skupina, ma cele kto-
rel stoji obchodnlk radiovymi
potrebami, slozila mu este pred
troma tyzdnami 4, 100000 kornn..
Stick je rodakom A
damova pri Brne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-22
VLADNY RADCA PoNTCAN
ZOMREI..

Dna %. februara zomrel v Bra
tislave ma zapalenie pl l'nc vo We
ku 81 rokov vladny radca Pavel
Ponican. Prestupil po prevrate a.
ko nradnik politickej spravy ma
d'arskej do sluzieb Cesko-Sloven-
skej republiky a pre- syoje vyni-
kajIce administrative schopno.
sti Dol povolany do byvaleho mi
nisterstva S plnou mocou pre-
sprawl Slovenska, kde skoro "a.
staval vyznamnn 1lohu. Vladny
radca Ponican boil cinny al vede.
cky. Po zavedeni zemskej spravy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-22
PRvA sLovENsKA sYMFoN1A

Minuleho mesiaca Dol v Brati-
slave Nv. symfonicky koncert O.
svetoveho Svazu, ktory pre- slo-
vensk1 hudbu znamena vyznam-
MI udalost', lebo ma nom mala
premieru Symfonia D-dur cd A
lexandra Moyzesa, prve sloven-
ske dielo tohoto druhu. Ivan Bal
10, hudobny kritik Slov. Politiky,
podal dokladny rozbor diela, a
vyslovil sa nom chvalitebne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-22
oeoDlfcTvQ. lrESTeGeHo b
S6DU Hox11o o1aSE

Mestska rada prijsls pavrh ma
rozmozenie osobnfctva mestskeho
slidu o troch deputy bailifov a
troch deputy klerkov. Mayor to-
to udobril a tax mestsky sud bu-
de mat Wac pracovnfkov. Kandi-
dati ma tieto move miesta budn
podrobeni zknske. Ktory 20 Slo-
vakov sa citi schopnym, by sa
nal tiez hlasit'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-22
sTRAsNA sMRT PIATICH
ROBOTNfKOv v oCELIARNI

Vo Vitkoviciach ma Morave, kde
sd najvacsie oceliarne Cesko-
Slovenskej republiky, udalo sa
straSne nest astie.- Nadoba roz-
topenym kovom sa akosi prekoti-
la roztopeny kov zalial piatich
robotnikov. Kym prisla pomoc,
robotnici boil spalenf ma uhol.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-22
FALsovALI 6s. PENIAzE.

V obci Serednej, okres Uzho-
rod, zatklo eetnictvo dvosh Gle
nov falsovatel 'skej handy, ktora
vyrabala fafosne cesko.slovenske
pat 'koruniky. Mince zhotovoval
kovacsky pomocnik Kovacs, kto-
ry zhotovil tiez formy, pripravil
surovinu a sostrojil k tomu po-
trebne prlstroje. Kovacs ale for
my znicil~a zmizol. ...
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-22
KOL'KO oBECNYCH KNIHOv-
nj JE DNES v CSR.


Podl'a posledneho zist'ovania
stavu knihovni, je V celej repub-
like 1880 verejnych obecnych
knihovni, z ktorych vyse so per-
cent je malych obciach, nepo-
cituj1cich 1000 obyvatel 'ov Ma
kazdn t1to knihovnu pripada prize
merne 200 svazkov, na knihovne
mestach obciach S viacej ako
1000 .obyvatel mi 2,200 svazkov.
- Slovenska Ligs je vsenarod-
al vstanovizen, vstupujte do neil
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-22

departmentom bude satny, kde
81 kazdy m6ze vybrat' saty dl'a
v6le.
Budova bola cez zimu presta-
vovana, aby mohla dokonale W.
hovovat' pre- moderny obchod.
Naklad na prestavbu bol $780,
10000. Obchod je celkom moder-
ny, nachodi sa v nom al izba, v
ktorej 81 matky svoje male dietky
nechajn pocas nakupovania.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-22

pri ktorej organizovani bol Poni-
Can vedlcim cinitel'om, stal sa
sefom skupiny zemskeho dradu
pre- veci samospravne a prvy
zemsky rozpocet je jeho dielom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-22

Vo stvrtok toho tyyzdna otvore-
ny bol pod C. 236-40 West Fede-
raj st. novy vel'ky departmentny
obchod pod menom Neal Compa-
ny. George S. Livingstone, OBJ
chodnik z; East Federal ST., je
predsedom spolocnosti a Jack Ro-
senbloom, hlayny spravca. OBJ
chod je ma piatichs podlahach vel
kej budovy. Predayat' bude "a
hotove peniaze toyarSdobrej kva-
lity kazdeho druhu. Najvacslm
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-22
va.AlkDA lrDpU TA4IAaeaO

v nedel'u xsstrslen5 Dol Tony
Ligueri v dome 3. TIA N. Garland
Ave. Policia arestovaIa Franka
ToseanO a Joe S0rio, ktOrf so "a
vrazdenym spoIu byvali.A v nede-
lsu veeer .zaGali sa vadit' a Tos-
cano vytiahol revolver, strelias
pat razy ma Ligueriho. Toscano
chcel vrazdu svalit' ma Soria, ale,
pc dokladnom vysetrovani, pri-
znal sa k vrazde. Bude sudeny .;
vrazdy prveho stupna.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-03-22
70 starej vlasti
.Zpravy prebrane . krajovych
casopisov.
ODBoRNE sKoISTvo MA
sLovENsKU.

skolstva narodnej osvety zahr.
nuje sebe skoly obchodne, prize.
myslove, odborne uzsom slova
smysle Ito jest odborne skoly pre-
jednotlive odvetvia zivnostenske)
odborne skoly pre- povolania zen-
ske a pokracovacie skoly RENE
selnicke (zivnostenske).
Skolstvo obchodne sklada sa 70
4-triednych obchodnych akade-
mil, 2 2-rocnych obchodnych skol
az 1-rocnych obchodnych kurzov,
ku ktorym sa druzia este kupecke
skoly pokracovacie, do ktorych
sn povinni chodit' ucnia zivnosti
obchodnych.
Pocet obchodnych skol ma Slo-
vensku Podk. Rusi pc prievra-
te znacne st1pol, tom ami neho-
voriac, ze dnes skoly tieto sti wy
chovatel 'kou ducha nafodneho a
kult1ry slovenskej. Narodna a
statna sloboda priniesla sloven-
skemu narodu v oboru skolst va
odborneho move obchodne akade-
mie Bratislave, Banskej Bystri-
ci, v K6siciach, Trencine a ru-
sinskou vyucovacou recou v Mu-
kaceve, mad 'arskou vyneovacou
recon- v Bratislave a. " Mukaceve.
(75O,O0O naSich Mad 'arov ma
dive stredne obchodne skoly, kol'-
,ko ich maly 2 miliony Slovakov
" starom Mad'arsku? - Ami jedi
ny jeden sslovensky hpsoodarsky
naukobeh.) J Move obchodne skoly
boly zalozene v tychto sloven-
skych a rusinskych mestach: Dob
Sinej, Kezmarku, Dolnom' Kubi-
he, Uhorskej Skalici, s rusinskym
vyucovacim jazykom Sevljusi a
Uzhorode, nemeckym vyuco-
vacim jazykom Bratislave a "
Kezmarku. Jednorocne obchodne
kurzy boly novo zavedene v HUI
memom, Presove, Spisskej Novej
Vsi so slovenskou recou vyucova-
cou, v Bratislave, v Kezmarku a
Spisskej Novel Vsi s nemeckou
recou vyueovacou - v Bratislave
Kosiciach, Leviciach a Novych
Zamkoch vyucovacou reeou ma
darskou.
Stat mas "a prveho desat rocia
svojho trvania sriadil dalej ma
SlOvensku Podk. Rusi tieto
skoly priemyslove: Bratislave
(strojnlcka vyssia a majstrovska,
stavitePska vyssia, cviena skola
strojnfcka a stolarska), v Kosi-
ciach (strojnicka vyssia cvicna
skola strojnicka), v Presove (sta-
viterska s odbornou skolou pre-
spracovanie dreva), v Banskej
Stiavnici (vyssia chemicka). -
Odborne skoly: V Kezmarku tkal
covsku, Banskej Bystrici kovo-
robn1, V Humennom odborn1 pre-
spracoyanie dreva; $ rusfnskym
vyucovacfm jazykom v Jasinej
odborn1 pre- spracovanie dreva,
Sevljusi odbornu pre- spracoya-
ME kovov, v Uzhorode odbornd
pre- spracovanie dreva.
Ucebna dielna hraGkarska pre-
nesena bola z Piargu do Baiiskej
Stiavnice, kde pripojena bola k
statnej priemyslovej skole tamoj-
Sci, prave tax ako odborna skola
banfcka tamze.
X vel mi mnohym skolam pri-
pojene boly zivnostenske odbor-
ne pokracovacie kurzy z oborov
ma skolach zastdpenych.
Skolska sprava venovala v s1-
hlase poziadavkom modernej
dolby nalezit1 peGlivost i skol-
stvu odbornemu pre- povolanis
zenske. Len ' skolskom roku 1927
28 bolo sriadene ma Sloven6kn
10 novych odbornych sk6l pre-
zenske povolania.
Ma Slovensku a Podk. Rusi vel
ky vyznaR majd skoly u66ovske.
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-18
NtiCkers'
LazU Change
Is Drafted
Council Gets Amendment
Tonight Vesting Rule in
Safety Board.

An amendment to the new city
traffic code providing that control
over traffic stickers be vested in the
board of safety will be introduced
in the city council tonight
The ordinance is designed to
amend the section of the code which
provides City Clerk William A.
Boyce Jr. make monthly reports to
the council on the number of stick
ers paid and Cancelled.
The provision resulted in a. clash
between the safety board and coun-
Gil, the council agreeing at recent
conference that the safety board
should have sole jurisdiction over
the placing and canceling of stick
ers for minor traffic violations.
The council and safety board
members requested Smiley N. Cham
bers, assistant city attorney, to draft
the amendment. The code also will
be amended to define the term
person" making firm or corpora
ton liable for the violations of any
drivers of cars owned jointly.
Chambers also drew up a new
boxing ordinance substituting a $50
license fee for the per cent tax.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-18
PROBE kIDNAP CLEW
Edith Mae Dierdorff Seen in
Iowa, Police Told.

Possibility that Edie Mae Dier-
dorf, 10-year-old West Terre Haute
girl whose disappearance more than
three weeks ago launched a state
wide search may have been kid
naped and spirited from the state
was seen today when two "hitch
mixers" reported to police they had
seen a little girl, in custody of a
man of dark complexion, in a Bur-
lington Qa) railroad station.
The men, c. E. Luke and Morris
saperstein, said they saw the girl
more than two weeks ago and that
she obviously was afraid of her COM
panion.
She wore a dark coat with a fur
collar, and dark hat, they said.
Both identified a picture of Edith
Mae as the girl they had seen.