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Nogales international., 1929-10-18
Pr RESIDENTIAL.
RIVALS DIFFER.
ON SUFFRAGE
Vasconcelos For
Giving Women
Vote Right
NOMINEES GIVE
OUT INTERVIEW

Mexico City, Oct., IT. U.Po-
MeXico's two rival candidates for
president in the election Nov. II dis
closed their platform to the United
Press today. They disagree, among
other things, on woman suffrage.
Jose Vasconcelos, anti-reelection-
list candidate, said he would be viii
ling if elected to grant feminine suf
frage Immediately.
Pascual Ortiz Rubio, the ad-
ministratlon candidate, would not
do so, saying, "the time is not yet
ripe, Mexican women at present are
too easily influenced"
Ortiz Rubio is the generally fav-
ored candidate because he has the
present regime behind him. Vas
concelos, however, predicted tina
the force of popular opinion would
sweep him into the presidency, "de
spite all obstacles"
Result Already Determined
"The result already has been de-
termined by the country, although
official elements inform us they will
pay no attention to anti-reelec-
tionists votes" he said.
"Our leaders are being assaSsinat-
ed, but the movement is so strong
that the masses will vote for me ov-
er every form of opposition. be-
lieve our majority will be so grea
1t will be impossible not to recog
nize it."
Vasconcelos denied statements
which he said were printed in the
United States, charging he was an
ti-American. He said Mexico was
especially interested in a sincere
vigorous Pan-AmericaniSm.
eff elected, one O. my first tasks
would be to increase funds spent
for education" he said.
He declared he favored partial
prohibition, including restrictions on
the sale of whiskey, tequilla and
other hard drinks. He also went On
record for equitable distribution D
international waters and said he
would "insist on protection of Mexi-
co, guaranteeing the welfare OF
each affected region without injur-
ing established interests"
He said he believed the provision
al settlement Of the church ques-
ton could be confirmed definitely
provided merely that Catholics
would be accorded the same privil-
eges that Gales extended to the
Methodists.
RubiO To Follow Calles-GiI Regime
Ortiz Rubio said he would follow
the general program of the Gales
Portes Gil regime with little devia-
ton. He said he would endeavor to
eliminate liquor by gradual pro-
cess.
"I am in favor of restriction be-
cause I regard alcohol as one Of the
worst enemies or mankind he as
serted.
Because an expert commission is
studying the problem he declined to
discuss the international water Sit
uation, but he outlined his position
on education and the church.
my political tours have shown
me how rural schools could be more
effectively distributed in order to
place educational facilities where
there are none now, he said. GAS
long as the church does not mix
with the state there will be no SER
ious religious problem"
Ortiz Rubio indicated he would
carry out the present policy of ex-
propriating lands, paying for such
lands through special allotments set
aside exclusively for that purpose.
Nogales international., 1929-10-18
Truck Turns Over
Near Pumping Plant

Striking some soft dirt, a brand
new Ford truck, driven by H. E.
Hughes, an engineer for the Arizo-
ma Highway Department, turned
over early Tuesday evening about
one half mile north of the pumping
plant on the Patagonia road Hughes
escaped with sprained wrist. Both
tenders of the car were bent.
The wreck was discovered by R.
A. Myers of Hanks Garage as he
was enroute to bring in Elmer Hoy'S
Buick which was wrecked early
that evening in a head-on collision
with Stutz car near the SorrellS
ranch.
Nogales international., 1929-10-18
Cars Wrecked In
H e don Collision

A Buick sedan driven by Elmer
Hoy of the city pumping plant and
a new Stutz piloted by man
named Dominguez met in a head
on collision early Tuesday evening
on the curve just north of the Sor-
rells ranch on the Patagonia road
Both cars were badly wrecked. Oc-
cupants of each escaped with slight
injuries.
The collision tore up a fender
and a whell and bent the frame
and the front axle of the Buick
while all the wheels of the Stutz
were badly damaged.
The Buick was brought to town
by Hanks Garage wrecker.
Nogales international., 1929-10-18
SHIPPERS AND
GROWERS TO
Hold Meeting
Traffic Problems
Be Discussed
At Session
NOVEMBER 10th
MEETING DATE

For the purpose of discussing all
the traffic problems to come up
during the 1929-30 shipping season
on the west coast of Mexico, a
meeting of vegetable growers and
distributors, brokers, shippers, and
railroad officials, is to be held in
NogaleS. As
The session will be held about
November 10, the exact date to be
set shortly.
Between 40 and SO well knowr
men will attend the meeting.
Nogales international., 1929-10-18

of the customs house or at the pla-
"a.
Former Presidente A. G. Villase-
nor of Nogales, Sonora, chairman of
the committee handling Rubio's
campaign in the state of Sonora,
has charge of arrangements being
made to give the candidate rous-
ing reception upon his arrival at
this border point.
Nogales international., 1929-10-18
YAQUI VALLEY
LANDOWNERS HERE

H. A. Sibbett and w. E. Richard
son passed through the city We'd
nesday enroute from California to
the Yaqui Valley where they are
heavy landowners. They control the
Cia. Arrocera, having recently put
in a cotton gin at Cajeme which be-
gan operating this year.
Nogales international., 1929-10-18

ing crew.
It is understood that the paving
will be 18 feet in width. It will ex-
tend past the homes of Mayor Har
ry j. Karns and Charles L. Fowler.
the army post, and Cemetery Hill.
The paving cost will be paid by
the State of Arizona, funds for
which are included in the new high
way budget.
Nogales international., 1929-10-18
Motorcycle Rid er
In Bad Accident

Frank MeZa, delivery boy for the
Owl Drug Store, met with a serious
accident when he attempted to drive
his motorcycle from Hudgin street
into Morley avenue at too great a
speed about noon Tuesday.
Failing to make the turn at the
postoffice corner he crashed against
the curb on Morley and sustained
broken leg.
Nogales international., 1929-10-18
EIGHT ENGINEERS HERE MAKING
SURVEY FOR PAVING NORTH
GRAND AVENUE PAST BRIDGE

Eight engineers from the state
highway department at Phoe-
nix arrived in Nogales this week
to begin work on making sur
vey for the proposed paving on
north Grand avenue from
Banks Bridge to the end Of the
present state highway paving on
the Tucson road. A man named
Brandon is chief Of the survey
Nogales international., 1929-10-18
MAJOR BOSCHKE
TO ARRIVE SATURDAY

Major Guy Boschke of Obregon
City is expected to arrive here to-
morrow enroute home from an ex-
tended trip through the United
States and Mexico.
Nogales international., 1929-10-18
HUNTING TRIP

A. j. Mitchell and w. N. Puckett
are leaving tonight to spend a couple
days hunting deer near Mount Ball
dy.
Nogales international., 1929-10-18

Luis Fuentevilla ano family ar
rived Wednesday from San Diego
and left that night for Mazatlan.
Nogales international., 1929-10-18
NOGALES

Where it is not necessary to
use up your vitality in fighting
climate.
Nogales international., 1929-10-18
NOGALES

Where Just the width Of
street separates two friendly
countrieSl
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-23

day, with Corrine Griffith in the
stellar role Of Bobby Halvey, a work
ing girl, gets its title from the old
nursery rhyme:
Mondays child is fair Of face
Tuesdays child Is full Of grace
Wednesdays child is full Of woe
Thursdays child has far 10 60
Fridays child is loving and giving
Saturdays child must work tor
its living.
Miss Griffith will be seen az a
private secretary to the president
OF a big business firm who falls in
love with a clerk in the same con-
Germ. Her employer is played by
Albert Cont and the clerk Is en-
acted by Grant Withers. The pic
ture deals with the disconcerting
honesty OF girls and boys to today's
younger generation in their unique
attitude towards love. 1t is an in
innate, realistic story and Gregory
La Cava, who directed, hes retained
the pathos blended with comedy. the
great artistic touches. and Origin
atty OF viewpoint which stamp
Maxwell Anderson's play as one Of
the outstanding achievements of
modern drama.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-23
p MO1E \
@StDEllGH1S u
AT THE TEXAS

Hank Mann. the old-time film
comedian. veteran OF the keystone
Cops days, is seen with Richard
Barthelmess, in The Patent Leath-
er Kid" the eoic or the tank corps,
coming Thursday TO the Texas the
alter.
Hank is a rookie in the opening
scenes. and comes into camp with
the other recruits.
When he walked into the first
scene during the screening at Camp
Lewis, Wash. he carried @ myster-
ious paper parcel. which was not
called for in the script. The prop
erty department tried to take it
away from him. but he chung to II
and carried it about all day. re-
fusing to part with the bundle.
The curiosity of Director Alfred
Santell and members OF the cast
was satisfied late in the afternoon
when Hank unrolled the paper.
took out a half loaf Of stale bread
and sat down on a bale Of hay TO
eat 1t.
I've been to war before" was
Hanks only comment as the crowd
reared with laughter.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-23

by Catherine Pugsley, second honor
student.
The Junior High Girls Glee club
will sing three numbers. after
which william Solan, first honor
student, will deliver the farewell
address of the class.
After the Rev. MarShall's adj
dress. Supt. Voc will present GER
tificates Of graduation, and Prin-
cipal Skipping will present menu
bers Of the class. Principal II. o.
Smith will welcome them to the
high school.
High school graduation exercises
viii be held Friday night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-23
MEET
AT N FRIDAY

HARLINGEN, May GA gath
erIng OF chamber OF commerce sec
retaries Of the Valley. and Of one
or two business men from each VAL
ley city Is scheduled to be held in
Donna Friday night. az the call Of
Myron +. Ward. secretary Of the
Harlingen Chamber of Commerce.
to discuss the proposed advertising
project for south Texas.
Tom Etheridge. president OF
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-23
MARSHALL WILL
MAKE
Methodist Pastor Selected
For Graduation Speaker
of Junior Hi Grads
fsnecial 70 The HeraIdl

Especial TO The Heraldl
SAN BENITO. May 23.-The Rev.
G.. Z. Marshall, pastor Of the First
Methodist church here. viii deliver
the graduation address to pupils OF
the junior high school, who will
have their exercises In the high
school building here tonight.
Invocation will be by the Rev.
e. Fl. Riddle. pastor Of the I'M
manuel Baptist church.
Betty Yoder will play O piano
solo, followed by the class welcome
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-23
SALE OF NEW c
is TALK OF TOWN

FARMERSVILLE, May 23.-Pl
The sale Of a new buggy here re-
Gently was the talk Of the town for
a few days. The vehicle was sold
by a dealer who had had 1t in stock
for several years. The purchaser
was one Of the few persons in Farm
ersville that still cling TO the old
mode OF travelling.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-23

South Texas. Inc. q tentative or
ganizstion to handle the advertis-
ing. viii attend the meeting. and
explain the plan to Valley chamber
Of commerce men.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-23
RITZ WESLASC0

Saturdays Children" the Max
well Anderson comedy-drama which
won the Pulitzer prize as the best
play of 1927. coming to the screen
at the Ritz thea-er. Weslaco. Thurs
The Washington times., 1929-05-28
RESIGNATION OF
W|LLEBRANDT
EXPECTED

In the absence of any official an.
! nouncement the belief prevailed at
the Department of Justice today
that Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt
will fade from the Nations prohibi-
tion picture this summer.
Reports that the Assistant Attor-
ney General in charge of prohibi-
ton. tax suits and Federal prisons,
had actually resigned continued
while both the White House and
Attorney General Mitchell. her i'm
mediate superior. claimed it was
news to them.
Already Resigred
The only woman member of the
sub Cabinet has resigned--she sub
m'tted her resignation along with
other office holders at the close OF
the last administration. but Presi-
dent Hoover has not accepted it.
1t is probable that Mrs. Willie
brandt is not entirely pleased with
the new regime. Her friends de-
clared she "did lot for Mr.. Hoover
during the campaign" taking the
stump for him and the cause of dry
law enforcement.
Wanted Jndgeship
She aspired to Federal judgeship
In California which did not come her
way. And now. subordinates at the
Department of Justice said. she has
heard that someone other than her.
self was being mentioned to head the
prohibition bureau after its activities
have been transferred from the
Treasury Department to the Depart
ment of Justice.
Mrs. Willebrandt Is expected to re-
turn to her legal work. She plans to
open offices here. it was said, and
specialize in aviation law. Today she
Is en- route to Waco, Tex, to receive
an honorary college degree. She re-
turns here about June s. She may
announce her resignation then.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May 20 U.N.S).
When Miss Mabel Willebrandt
passed through here last night she
gave the following exclusive state.
ment to International News Service:
There have been SO many rumors
of my resignation in circulation that
] am compelled to adopt the same
policy in this case. absolutely re.
fuse to confirm or deny the rumor."
The Washington times., 1929-05-28
TIMELY TIPS
Unfurnished Apartment.

Unfurnishsd Apartments
WEST VIRGINIA AVE. N. E.
Entire second floor, rooms, kitchen.
bath and large screened porch;
ami; adults.
Furniture and HOusehold GOods
-FOUR ROOMS of beautiful furni-
tuRe for sale, ffrst-class condition,
reasonable price.
Automobiles for Sale
BUICK ROADSTER, $685. has
had wonderful care. now tiReA and
paint; perfect mechanically; . real
bargain. Terms.
USfurnished Rooms
KEEFER PL. N. W.-Two front
rooms. Lh.k.; suitable for couple.
BasiRess Opportunities
STORE for rent ON n ~. n. u.
Splendid location for tailoring shop;
rent very reasonable.
Waterfront Property
ele-Camp or cottage site at State
I'd. q mile Of Potomac River, 20
miles D. O. Total cost. lncIudinR
deed s1s. Act fast. Only = few.
HOuses and Est0tss for Sale,
d. G..
SACRIFICE o-FOOm hOuset bed
rooms. baths. garage. excellent
oondthon; lots. trees and laHd-
Waited -Miseellansous
USED CLOTHING bought; meas,
wOmdn'B and ehlIdren'D.
The aboVs sUants and offers
are only q fen Of many inter.
sstine advertisements yOu sUiN
find In today's Timeo aaA
Herald classified GdosrtisinR
sections.
The Washington times., 1929-05-28
Hoover to Lay Stone
At Commerce Building

President Hoover Is scheduled to
WELD the trowel next Monday when
the cornerstone of the new Depart
ment of Commerce Building is laid.
This building has been uLder con-
struction for the past several
months. It's floor area will be
larger than that of any other Of
flee building in the world. It is
on Fourteenth Street Northwest,
near the District Building.
The Washington times., 1929-05-28
Salvation Army Head
Recovering From Hurts

2 HARTSDALE, n. r, May z8
/. d.N.S.l-Miss Evangeline Booth.
commander-in-chief Of the Salvation
/ Army in America is recovering at
her home here from injuries received
when her chauffeur drove into a
ditch near here to avoid hitting
car.
Commander Booth received con.
tusions of the face. had both eyes
discolored and possible conclusion
Z of the brain.
The Washington times., 1929-05-28
Own Earl Roaio and

VOU want see big league At two o'clock in
the afternoon reception conditions their best.
But to the Earl with its HarLne SuperSelecvity
tOOclOck i'm the afternoon like o'clock i'm the morning
powerful America Theremay roadway
and 42nd ST. traffic jam the air. 1t makes difference
CHAs FRESHMAN CO., NC &. 42nd Street. Now Cit,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-27
RUsI A tfNANIA
PODPISALI SMLUVU

Moskya. .-Sovietska vlada O.
znamila, re medzi zastucami Ru-
ska a mandztirskej vlady, ohl'a-
dom cinskej vychodnej zeleznice
,doslo k ilplnej dohode pred
bezna smluva bola podpisana.
Dl'a Smluvy, Rusko bude mat
pri zeleznici Ease take prava Wy
hody, axe malo pred jej zhabanim
Cinanmi. Koneena smluva bude
podpisana 25. januara ' Moskye.
DO stoho casu ale ODE armady O.
pnstia Mandarin a obnoveny bu-
de stav, aky panoval pred roz-
trzkon. Premavka ma zeleznici,
medzi Moskyou a Hailarom, bola
M obnovena.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-27
CUNNINGHAM PREPUSTENY,
BoL ZNovUARESTovANY

Polieajny sef mesta Campbell,
Frank Cunningham, bel minuly
tyzdeG prepustenv federalnym
sudcom 'zpod obzaloby, ze sa spik-
nul proti federalllemu prohibiene-
ma zakenu i ssdvoma policajtmi,
Gorcevom a Wallom. Cunningham
Dol mayorom Gordonom znovu H.
vedenv do iiradn a zdalo sa, ze uz
-bude mat pokoj.. Ale yo stEr.ok
rano Dol znovu so svojimi dvo-
ma spnlocnikmi arestovany fede-
ralnym marsalom Beckom ma til l.
stu obzalobu len illOm zneni a
budc postayeny pred federalnu
porotu V Cleyelande. Predosla OBJ
zaloba bola chybne napisana, pre-
to jll sndca West vyhodil. Gun
ningham po arestovani slozil bond
$4,000 a Wallos $4,000, preto bo-
Ii pusteni domov, ale Gorcev ma
t'azkosii so zadovazenim 81 zaru-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-27
CENTRAL SAVINGS A
p. ENGEL v NovEJ BUDovE

Central Savings 4 Loan Co. a
p. NJ. Engel, MATTEL sifkartovej
kancelarie, prestsahovali sa do
novel krisnej@budovy zvanej Cen
tral Tower, ktora postavila Cen
trail Savings banka. Central To-
wer nachodf sa ma rohu w. Fede-
raj st. Namestia, je najvyssou
but4ovou y Youngstown "a stala
million .dolarov. Predsedom Cen.
trail Savings banky je Mr.. Alfred
E. Reipmahn. Mr.. Reinmann je
prist'ahovalec, rodom 20 Svaj-
ciarska a dolAmefiky prisiel ro-
ku 1901. Ako kazdy prist'ahova,
lee, on zaeal cd spodku. Praco-
val "a $1.50 ma den. Ale videl pri-
leaitosti k tspostHpu, chodil do se-
cernych skol, 'ba i ma univerzitu
a tax pripraveny, zaeal pracovati
Y bankach, az roku 1912 zalozil
Central Savings & Loan Co. Pod
jeho yedenim banka vzrastla ma
vel'ky 6stav odteraz bude jej
vzrast este rychlejsi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-27
BENES oBvINENY z
FINANCNYCH
NEsPRAvNosT1

Y cesko-slovenslSom parlamente
.doslo 1S. dec. k vel'kej burke.
ked' poslanec Stribrny vyhlasil,
ze sa minister zahranicia DIR. Be
mes dopustil pred vol 'bami ne
spravnych manipulacii vladny-
mi peniazmi, pouzijnc ich na po-
tla6ovanie Svojich politickych
protivnikov. Poslanec Stribrny
tiez udal, ze pluk. Vladimir IIur-
ban, ked Dol roku 1913 vojen-
skym atasem na csl. vyslanectye
vo Washingtone, spreneveril pol
druha miliona koriin, ktore po-
chadzali 2 americkej pozicky ma
vyzbrojenie cesko-slovenskeho
vojska. DR.. Benes popiera, ze vlad
nych penazi pouzil ma politil.a a
predyolebne agitacie a Hurba-
novi udal, re ten dokaze, zc tvr-
denie o sprenevere je poml7va
a loz.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-27
oRGANIzACIA FASIsrov
Y AMERIKE RozPUSfIGk

z tv@A ft.s
Ma zakrocenie americkej ylady
nariadene bolo talianskym vysla-
inectvom rOzpastehie Talianskei
Fasietickej- Ligy Amerike. Al,
merickej Wade sdochodily stale po-
nosy, ze fasisticka liea otlocf a-
merickych Talianov a NUT niclen
dane platit', ale .aj ma vojenskii
sluzbu do Taiianska odchadit'.
ktory ITALIAN sa rozkazom igv
protiyil, Dol terorRovany. Taliani,
ktori chceli zostat' vernymi Anne
1rike, sa sorganizovai a prezradi-
tajne machle fasistickej iigy.
1aao potom senator Heflin . Ala
soamy pedal senate rezolncin, a.
~ department statu vysetroval
Utmost talianskych fasistoy. De
,artment sta.u to urobil Musso-
mi, obayajic sa nasledkov, naria-
all svojmn vyslancovi yo Washing
tone, abs ligu rozpustil, 60 So /
stalo ia mimoriadnej konvencii,
na ktorej boil delegati 81 odbo-
Giek.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-27
ZeaskJ Llub
zahr1 diva&
Prsdstavene bude ''Stra5idlo 81 Il q.
jaauira v mar. Soixol0yni.

Zensky Politely d Vzdelavajd-
lei hlub Youngstown usporiada
svoje prye divadelne predstavenie
dIa IL. jannara 1890 ! narodnei
SolSoloyni, pod eislom 80 Wash
ington ST. Youngstown.
Toto je nieco noveho pre- Slo-
yak Youngstown, Iebo ie t.
prvf zenskf politickt klub, zala-
zenS este len toho roktl. k..ory sa
prirhyiil do tejto vz,lelssacei cin-
nosti. Zahra krasm slovenskii We
selohru pod menom Strasidlo' !.
ktorii napisal Frrko Urhanek. y 3.
dejstyach, s | premenou.
Je ta ozajstna veselolsra, lebo
uz to memo 'Strasidlo' znie do
smiechu. TIL nvidite, ako sa l'udia
sami seba nas-rasia, pravdazc len
II, ktori tomu veria, ale ma Slo-
yensku SINE veru Skoro vsetci Ila
strasidla verili.
Y tomto predstayeni budl vss
tko uz zkhsent herecke silly i pre-
to rueime. re .Strasidlo' bndc
pryotriedne prevedenf.
Preto, ze je to prvf disaalo Zen
skehe Poli:ickeho Kl,ibu, NAL BY
kazds Sloyak q Slovenka Z celcj
Nahonina doliny krt' pritonns
elm hy tento kiub Dol povzbndenv
do d'alsej einnosti. Budiene poda-
me d 'alsiu zprayu. vj6or..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-27
PROPAGATORKA
PRIDE DO YOUNGSTOWN

Mrs. Arpad Guilleaume, pred
sedkyiia svetoyej revizionistickej
mad arskej zenskej organizacie
"Pro Hungaria". ktora ncdavno
plcvelande robila propaganda
"a obnovenie starych hranic Ma
d arska, pride I. januara do ma
slo mesta. ably tn pod zasterou
"promovania mieru' robila ma
d 'al~kli propaganda "a nazadzo-
trocenie Slovenska Mad'arskom
Bnde recnit 4 januara v Butler
Art Institute ma Wick Ave. pred
Federation Of Women's Clubs.
Sch0dza bude verejna, prlstup ma
kazdy. Y pozvani, nverejnenom v
miestnych dennlkoch, ME je uda-
ne, q schodza bude vecer. alebo
popoMdni, ale name "a to, ze bn-
de vecer. Kto sa zaujima, moze sa
spvtat' Mrs. Emery Il. McKelvey,
.predsedkyni Federacie Zenskych
Klnbov. Je zaujme Slovakov, a.
by sa tejto schodze z1Gastnili, me-
novite nase popredne zeny ziada-
me 0 hcast'. v Clevelande Slovaci
Mad'ark1l poriadne zavratili ca
sopisoch recon advokata Svarca
i tom istom klube.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-27
vYZNAMNY VYNALEZ
CESKYCH INzINIERoV

q Prahy dosla zprava, re dvaja
mladi ceski inzinieri vynaSli novy
stroj pre- zvukovy film, ktory je
omnoho lepsi, snezli anlericky
Western-Electric' a lacnejsi 0
dve-trefny. Stroj pomenovali
Election" a premieta ako zyuko-
w, tax i nemy film. Potrebny ie
len jeden operator a stroj mono
premenit' 20 zvlkoveho ma meme
premietanie filmu behom pol mi
ndtky. Ma omnoho cistejsf a pri-
rodzenejsi zvuk, nezli americkp
stroj. Mladi inzinieri uz majti
mnoho objednavok ma svoj W.
nalez.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-27
AMERICKA VLADA
zIADA RUSKO o POMOC

Tajomnik departmental vndtra,
Wilbur, a predseda senatneho w
boru zahranicnych veci, senator
Borah poziadali sovieusku vladu.
aby zachranila americkych letn-
nov Y ladcvom mort ned 'aleko
tseverovychodntch brehov Sibire.
ktori sa tam ztratili letiac k jed
nej lodi, nalozenej lSozusinami a
uvaznenej l'adom. Medzi ztrate-
nymi sii dvaja chyrni letiini, Ben
Eiclson a Earl Borland, ktori IA
tam ztratili pred siestimi t5zdna-
mi mali len na jeden mesiac po-
travin. Dalsi traja stall sa obet'-
mi kruteho poGasia, ked le.eli ma
zachranu Eielsona. Y okoii, kde
sa letnni ztratili, nachodia sa dya
rllske l'adoborce, ktore by sa mo-
hly presekat, Padom k letnnom.
Sovietska ylada oznamila, re
hned pc prijati ziadosti vyslala
jedno lietadlo hPadat' americkfch
ietiiiioy a dive d ,alSie re budd w
pravene V najkratsom case. Ia
chrannli vSprayu spovedie slavny
rusky letiln Semjon Sestakov, ie-
den tych styroch, ktori preleteli
q Moskvy ponad Sibir, Ladove
more, Alasku do Spoj. Statov. Sc
stakov bude letiet' ma takom lie
tadle, ma axiom letel do Ameriky.