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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-14
WILD OIL WELL ROARS
ON "NEW ENGAGEMENT"
Efforts to Cap 600 Barrel-an-Hour
Flow Awaited by 80 Families,
Who Fled Homes.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
OKLAHOMA CITY, February a.
Victorious in hood-hghted night bat
Tie, wild oil well, Mary Jane UnselI
NO 4, roared into another engagement
at daybreak
Oficials of the Indian Territory H.
Illuminating Oil Co., owners of the well.
said the gusher probably would be cap
ped today,
Masked workmen. unmindfuI of the
danger OF gas and fire, struggled in
vain to cap the geyser until late last
night. The task was abandoned until
Daylight, with new connection ready
to be stabbed in place. The oil flow
was estimated at 900 barrels an hour.
More than 80 suburban families anx-
iously awaited Gaping of the well to
return to their homes, evacuated
Thursday night when clouds of gas
were borne upon them by the wind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-14
JACKET is KIDNAP CLUE

TEXARKANA, Tex, February IA
pa patched wooden jacket, given
r. w. Hanks, Redwater banker, by a
man who kidnapped and later shot and
wounded him, has led to the indict-
ment of Jess "Blackie" Glasscoe for
robbery with firearms and assault with
intent to murder.
Hanks, SIS, was kidnapped from his
home in Redwater December z and
his captor. The banker finally was
shot three times when the kidnaper
apparently became disguised after con-
federates failed to arrive.
Indictment followed identification Of
the jacket as one formerly worn by
Glasscoe. He was held in the county
jail, but denied the charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-14
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
= OLLYWooD, Calf. February
14-Ina Claire and John Gil
bert, who new to Las Vegas,
II III New, in May, 1929, and were
married, agreed last night to
separate.
residences for several months, free to
visit each other as they chose, plan
which Miss Claire termed in Chicago,
on her way from New York to Holly
wood, as a perfect experiment"
Gilbert did not meet her on her ar
rival here and she said she would tele-
phone him land then, think I'll give
out the statement which the public
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-14
SANDING TO FIGHT
UNTIL MARINES GO
Spokesman in Mexico Says
Nicaraguan Wilt Retire
if Americans Leave.

MEXICO CITY, February IA (P).-
Augustine SANDING Nicaraguan insur-
gent leader. is determined to continue
his fight for complete Nicaraguan in
dependence until the last American
Marine has left the country, his repre-
sentative, DR.. Pedro Jose Cepeda, said
today.
The plan of the American State De-
partment for withdrawal of Marines
will not bring immediate peace in
Nicaragua, he said, and any scheme for
gradual withdrawal of armed forces
means that guerrilla warfare will con-
tinue for at least another year.
Denying that SANDING aspireS to be
President of Nicaragua, DR.. Cepeda
said he was authorized to promise that
when the Marines are withdrawn San
dino will diSarm his men and either
leave Nicaragua or retire to private
life there.
COST L. S. S5,5O0,0OO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-14
Marines Had 800 Battles and Lost az
Men in Nicaragua.

It cost the Marines a little more
than $500, 900 to stay in Nicaragua
and to fight more than 800 battles and
brushes with insurgents, but only AZ
of their number have been killed since
1926.
Now that it has been decided to bring
the Devil Dogs out of the Central
American republic, the cost can be
totaled. The cash figure given, OF
course, covers only the difference IN
the expenditures for the force over and
above what would have been spent
upon it at home.
Disease Takes. Toll.
The number of dead, too, represents
only those killed by the enemy"
Others lost their lives in accidents or
sickness, but they are more difhcult
to charge against the Nicaraguan &C
count, as such fatalities occur every
where.
The withdrawal plan announced yes
ferday by Secretary StimSon called for
immediate shipment home of the en-
tire combat force. This movement can
be completed by June. Then there VIII
remain in Nicaragua about 500 Marines,
principally engaged in training the Ma
fional Guard or in the air unit which
will have to be kept in the country
to maintain communication with the
hinterland, which has neither roads
nor railways.
All Out Next Year.
The withdrawal, of course. depends
upon Nicaragua's building up to 1000
its own National Guard, but this has
been promised.
BY next year every American Marine
should be out and home, or In some
other corner of the world, where Amer
lean expeditions still remain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-14
BAND CONCERT.

by the United States Soldiers Home
Band Orchestra, this evening at STAN
ley Hall at $50 O'Clock. John S. M.
Zimmerman, bandmaster; Anton
Pointner, assistant.
March. step With Pep. :. kaufman
Overture, "LExultante Tendresse"
Gabriel-Marie
Suite romantic, Carnival Venetian"
Burgmein
"Florinda."
"Resaura."
"Columbine."
"Seigneur harlequin"
Excerpts from musical comedy, Nina
Rosa" Romberg
Fox trot, Waiting at the End of
the Road" BerliE
Valse, Charming. ............ Joyce
Finale, "Beaux EspritS" 49,. .TompdnS
1.-THE Star Spangled Banner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-14
DONATION NOT RECALLED.
st. LOuisan Denies He Has Ever Been a
Lessor of p. o. Properties.

ST. LOUIS, February IA R.-John
A. Love, president of Love g. Co. in
vestment securities, said last night he
did not recall making any 5000 con-
tribution to a Republican campaign
fund in 1928, but it is very possible I
did"
IF I did make any contribution. It
was after had been solicited by the
State Committee and the check was
sent to Washington through error. I
don't, remember the occurrence at all,
however"
Love denied he had ever been a lessor
OF post of1ce properties, saying the only
possible connection he could have had
with such leases was his firms under
writing some post Office issues to lessons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-14
Stores Will Close Early.

Department stores of Washington
will follow their usual custom in keep
ing open until l pm. on Washington's
birthday February %, according to q
decision made at a meeting of the
Department Store Section of the Mer-
chants and Manufacturers Association
at luncheon at the Raleigh Hotel
yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-14
FISHERMEN FIND BODY

Annoy, China, February IA Dr.
Fishermen working offshore today
found in their nets the body of Joseph
Herring Of Los Gatos, Calf, petty OFF,
Ger Of the q. S. S. Tracy, who was lost
overheard here two weeks ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-14
JUSTICE HITZ TAKES
APPEALS COURT OATH
Formerly on Supreme Bench of Dis
trict, He Is Sworn Into
New Office.

Justice William Hitz, recently adj
vanced from the District Supreme
Court to the District Court of Appeals,
was sworn in Yesterday afternoon as a
member of the latter tribunal.
The oath was administered by the
clerk of the Court of Appeals in the
presence of Chief Justice Martin and
Associate Justices Robb and Van Orsdel
Justice Hitz had been on the District
Supreme Court bench since 1916. f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-14
AIR STOCKHOLDERS SUE
Juggling of 81, 100000 Charged on
Marchetti Motor.

0A0A $AClbA 4A4OkOAs
SAN FRANCISCO, February IA lP.-
Fifty-eight stockholders of the Mar
chetti Motor Patents, Inc, and the
United States Aircraft Corporation
have brought salt for recovery OF
$1,560,000, charging that amount had
been "juggled and dissipated" through
an interlocking directorate.
Among the defendant officers and
directors of the two concerns named
are Lieut.. Comdr. George o. Neville,
companion of Rear Admiral Richard
E. Byrd on his transatlantic and North
Pole expeditions; Capt. A. I. Eagle,
former Army aviator; DR.. r. P. Clio
vannetti, vice president and secretary;
Peter Lippi, treasurer, and Directors
Frank Santina and G. Gianinni.
The Marchetti concern was organized
by Paul Marchetti, italian inventor OF
an airplane motor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-14

officers as to the identity of himself
down and made a full confession to
Sergt. Leroy Rodgers, commander Of
| the SubStation.
Sergt. Rodgers, Corpl Oscar Gather
and Shoemaker brought Wigs to
Washington. Headquarters Detectives
Cole and Barrett were picked up and
! Wigs led them to Steelman's home.
He was arrested. They then went to
the room which O'Brien shared with
Wigs and took him into custody. From
Steelman and O'Brien they learned
where Adkins lived and he in turn was
| apprehended.
Wigs told police that he came to
Washington Sunday from Preston,
N. c., with OBrien to look for work.
"O'Brien said he knew Steelman
and thought he could get us a job. We
didn't get the job, and last night
heard the rest talking about a hold-up.
1 didn't want to join them, but they
said I was yellow If ! refused.
I'VE drove past the drug store once
and came back. All of us got out and
the other three went inside, leaving me
on the sidewalk to warn them If any
one approached. All four of us had
guns. Stselman gave me mine"
$69.65 Cash Recovered.
Practically the entire sum taken in
the robbery was recovered from Steel
man, Adkins and O'Brien. Money found
in their pockets totaled $685.. They
are said to have admitted that the
cash was that taken from the pharmacy.
The store is owned by James A. Fink,
4917 Forty-fourth street. A check-up
this morning revealed that everything
was taken from the cash register except
about 81 in pennies.
The open safe, containing narcotics,
and the liquor cabinet, which was I'M
locked, were not disturbed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-14

NJ. Fnntan of Toulon, France, the first
Nrgeon to put stitches In the heart.
kiea recently. a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-14

seems to want" Later she issued the
following statement:
"On my arrival In Los Angeles today,
Gilbert and agreed to separate.
ANY difficulties and misunderstand-
ings we have had probably at least are
as much my fault as his.
Il did not wish to discuss my personal
life at this time, but owing to the fact
that have recently been miSquoted,
felt 1t only fair and more comfortable
for Mr. Gilbert, myself and our friends
to stop any further evasion"
Gilbert remained at the Malibu Ranch
home of Ronald Colman, where Miss
Claire's telephone call had summoned
him from game Of tennis. He re-
fused to comment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-14
TAX RAISE OR BOND
ISSUE PREDICTED IF
BONUS BILL PASSES

CONTINUED From First pagel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-14
MAN WITH BROOM
ATTACKS BANDITS
AND HALTS ESCAPE

(Continued Prom First PAGE. }
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-06-12
MOVE ODBOCKY SLOW. OVOC
SPOLOCNOSTI.

Zauiem 0 produkciu ovocinar-
Sku ia Sloven>ku V neobycajnel
miere stilpa,. co ma al Ia nasle-
dok vel'kt rozslrenie p0sobnosti a
Ginnosti Sloyenskej ovocinarskej
spolocnosti, ktora neobycajnej
miere sa vzmaha. X stavaj1cim
a 0dbockam zalozene boly po-
slednych dnoch move nasledu-
jucich mer,tach a to: Dubodieli,
Bosaci. Trnave, HornTch Vesteni-
ciach Cachticiach, elm pocet od-
bociek stupoI ia %. V najblizsej
dObe buli zalozene odbocky na
Novel, Bani, V Zlatych Moray
ciach, Krupine. Kochanovciach a
Rimavskej Sobote.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-06-12
STYRIA CHLAPCI ZARITI
GRANATOM.

Seot'nast' chlapcov, ktori pdsli
Gobytok svOjich otcov pri KoSi-
ciach, zanechaIo dobytok Ma pa
Sienke a bezalo sa zvcdavc podi-
vat ma vojenske cviGiStc. Ia to-
TO slUziIo kuS pozemku. ktorI bol
yojenskymi iiradmi ohradenI O.
stnatym dr0tom a urGenE k cvicc-
niu hadzani rucnTch granatov.
Plot bol Z o>tnattho dr0tu d sam
NJ naznacoyaI, ze tam civil ne
maju co hl'adat'. To ale paSakov
este Wac drazdilo dostat' sa na
cviGiSte a sliedit po nom. POdlcz-
Ii tedy dr0tenN plot a rozbchli sd
po cvicSti pdtrailIc, ii tam daGo
nenajdu.
Odrazu .jedem chIapcc radoStne
vykriknul. NaSicl jcden rHGnI
granat. OAtatnl >a Sbehli d narsta-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-06-12
STENANIE UMIERAJUCICH
VYDESILO 20 SPANKU
CELU DEDINU.

%. ma.la V nOci ked uz V ne
velkom Betliari (Gcmer) hlboko
spali. ozvaly Sd dedinou znfale
vykriky. No cdodavala i'm hrilzy-
plnosti a silly. Rozplasily pokoj-
ny spanck dedincanov, ktOrych
II najblizSl vybehli ustraseni, kde
na co deje. Prebudili Sd al do
me lIeSovcov skoro zistili. zc
zufalG volanie vychadza Z jednej
izby domu. Nal 'akani rodicia roz-
Svictili sviecku a otvorili dvere
zkadiaP voIanie vychadzalo. Tam
nasli Ma zemi >voju dceru Alzbe-
tn vedl'a npj Ladislava Gallu.
ktorI Ia nou chodil.
ROdicia boil Omraceni neOcaka,
vanym noGnlm\ divadlom. Nebo-
Ii schopni slova a emu a tax len
Snsedi privolali lekarsku pomoc
/ Roznavy, kan bolt obaja milen.
ci potom dopravcni.
70 llz celia dedina bOla IA no
bach tichOu nocou hucal Y roz
hovory tragickej prihode. Bo
10 poCut ze Gallo nebol u lleSOV
coy V laskc, zc nemal nadeJc do
stat Alzbetu "a zenu a tax dUSlC
k hroznGmu emu, 0 ktorom nil
npmal tuScnia. Alzbeta 81 toh'
vecera poEojne l'ahla, ale pret
polnocou priSieI Ia nou Gallo i
dohovorenl cin bol ,vSkonanI: 0
baja sd otravili.
Nest astna Iaska vyziadala $
prpdbezne jednu obet' - Albeit
IlpSovu. ktora po dopravenl dc
roznavskei nemocnice zomrela
Gallo zostal este na live, ale "a
pasi 50 Smrt on.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-06-12
oHRoMNY usPECH URBA.
NCVHO "ZIVEHO BICA."

Nedavno bolo vySlo zpod tlace
dielo Mia Urbana "Zivy bic' v
nemeckom preklade v 10000 w
tlackoch. Berllnske vydavateP-
stvo, ktor6 vydalo tento preklad,
oznamuje, re je uz pod tlacou al
preklad rusky, slovinsky a ma
d 'arsky. Okrem toho pripravuje
sa preklad "Ziveho bica" al do
francllzstiny, angIictiny, Spaniel
ciny, talianciny a do jazyka sved-
skeho hollandskeho. Slovom, ma
vyjst' vo vsetkIch svetovych re-
Giach. Tento nspech zaiste maj
Wac hOvor1 0 hodnote sameho die
la a zbytocne by bolo pripojovat,
k nemu ncjake komentary.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-06-12
ZABIL HO HROM v IZBE.

Obet'ou b6rky, ktora sa snie>la
mad Horehronim, stal sa 2S-rocnI
ribotnik Matcj SiSka 70 Zavad-
ky. Sedel, kIm jeho manzelka ho-
la V obchode. V izbe pod oblokom.
drziac nyoje jedint jednorocnd
Iiet'a V naruCi. Ked' Sa manzeIka
obchodu vratila, nasla >vojho
manzela na zemi uz mrtvGho a
diet'a platIc. sedelo pri nom. -
IIr0m Slctel 50 strOmu, roZvctvc-
nCh0 mad Strcch0u domu. odllial
do stitu domu a oblokovou Skull
nou do SiSku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-06-12
LETovANIE DETf v IA
TRACH.

Nemocenska poist'ovna sdkrom
nych dradnikov pc svojom krat-
kom ucinkovan1 ma Slovensku,
dbaj1c zdravia svojich clenov, "a
k1pila v Bratislave sanatorium
"Charitas kde univerzitni do
cent? a. profesori budu prevadzat'
take operacie. Clenovia memo
censkej poist'ovne okrem cestov-
neho nebudu musiet' v tonic sa-
natoriu hradit' ziadne trovy a do
stane sa i'm tn osetrovania na T.
triede. Dalej zak1pila> nemocen-
ska. poist 'ovna slkromnych trad
nikov pozemok v Piest 'anich "Na
ostrove'', kde sa prikroci ku stav-
be moderneho sanatoria pre- reu-
matikov. Stavba moderneho pala-
ca V Trenc. Tepliciach sa dokon-
euje, Bude to sanatorium najmo-
dernejsie, takmer prepychove, s
200 postel'ami. Otvorl sa aida l.
julia t. T.. O rodinnych prislusni-
kov clenov nemocenskej poist'ov-
he 'sa tiez potts 'ovna stara. Do
hodla sa so spravou Willy "Chari-
tas'' V Novom Smokovci Ia
trach O lacne letovanie chudO-
krvnych a telesne slabych deti.: Ia
mierny poplatok 20-26 kcs den
ne budu 5-16-rocne deti poisten-
Gov tam letovat' pod lekarskym
dozorom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-06-12
NOVA NEMOCNICA v PRE-
SOVE.

Otazka zlepSenia zdravotnych
opatreni V PresoNe patrl uz day.
no k najpalcivejsim. Potreba Wy
budovania nemocnice, ktora by
zodpovedala modernym poziadav-
kan hygieny, a mohla uspokojlt'
potreby celeho kraja, bola uz pc
prevrate zdoraznena, lebo dote-
raiSia nemocnica v6bec nevyho-
vovala. Hlavne je treba, ably bola
preSovska nemocnica vybavena
tax, ably uz nemocni nemusell
byt' V t'azsich prlpadoch preva-
zani zdravotnym automobilom DO
kosickej nemocnicc, GO ich zdra-
votnemu stavu ME je nijako Ia o.
sob. Tymto nedostatkom bude te-
raz odpomozene vybudovanlm
vel 'kej nemocnice, ktorej proJekt
bOl uz schvaleny vSetkyml nlstan-
ciami ktorej stavbou bude "a
pocate uz j1li tohoto roku. Ne
mocnica bude zariadena vsetkyml
najmodernejsimi vymozenost' ami
lekarskej vedy a techniky. Bude
nat' hlaynT navilOn. infakcnV pa
vilon a vel'kn infekcnu stanicu,
vel'ku kotlaren administrator
budovu. V nemocnici budd tlez
postovene byty pre- zamestnancov
nemocnice, lekarov al pomocny
personal. Stavebne prace maJtl
byt' tax urychlene, ably nova ne
mocnica mohla byt' este toho TO-
ku otvorena.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-06-12
$4,000 zIDOV v G. S. R.

"Zeitschriff .fuer Demographie
und Statistik der Juden" uverej-
nil rozsiahlu zaujimavn studiu
o pocte usldleni zidovskeho 0,
byvatel 'stya Y Europe +. 1880. Po.
Get Zidov jc odhadovany na g..
5000 osob. Il tohoto najviicsi
pocet Zidov: 3,125,000 pripad5
na .Pol'sko, 100000 na sovietske
Rusko, 100000 na Rumunsko
5S5, 900 ma Nemecko, 473,O00 na
Mad arsko, 100000 na CSR. Y c
S. r. tvori prirodzeny prirastoli
zidovskeho obyvatel'stva cd +
1921 10000 osob.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-06-12

5000 atd'. 2 tohto poctu zamest-
nancov je len asi 80 percent Ce-
chov a Slovakov, ostatni sn ma
rodnosti nemeckej. (PVV)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-06-12
MA SLOVENSKU SA SEJE MA
ZKUSKU SOFA.

Zemedelska rada pre- Slovensko
rOzoslala ma zemedelske organiza-
Gle a administrator zemedel-
skych casopisov niekoPko klogra-
movych zaselok soji, ktore sn
zdarma k dispozicii tamojsim rol
nixon k pokusnemu siatiu. SOFA
uz pred 80 rokmi bola u mas od-
por1Cana zavadzana ako dobry
krm pre- dobytok. SOFA da az 35
centov zrna / hektara. zrno
ma asi 35 percent bielkovin II
percent skrobu. (PVV.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-06-12
v CsR. JE "a VYsoKYCH PECi

Kapacita zeleziarstva V CSR.
Gini asi 100000 ton rocne. Y
dosledku rozsirenia rozsirenia "a
riadenf vel'kFch zeleziarenskych
spolocnosti, predstihla vyroba
dneSna predvalecny stav. u ma
sich zeleziarskych podnikov ma
Prazska zeleziarska spolocnost' 8
vysokych peel, Vitkovicke zele-
ziarne Z, Banska a hutna spoloc-
most ,tiez I, Rurovne Alberta
Hahna /, Statne zeleziarne Ii
sovci tiez jednu vysok1 pee. Osta-
the zeleziarne v Rotave, V Nydku,
v Hradku pri Rokycanoch, V
Holoubkove, v Moste, Rokyca-
nich, yo Vel 'kom Oseku a na Slo-
vensku nemaj1 ylastnych vyso-
kych peel. V zeleziarstve je "a
mestnane celkom vyse 100000 o.
sob a z toho V hutnlctve asi 80
900. Najviac robotnikov zamest-
naVaju Vitkovicke hutne horske
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-06-12


10 prezeranie granatu. Chlapci
nevedeli, ze granat nebol vybise-
ny, ze je nabity. Ked potion s
granatom neopatrne zachadzali,
tento vyb1sil a nasledok toho Dol
hrozny: Chlapec, ktory granat
nasiel Stiral do neho, bol na
mi4stc zabitl; d'alsi traja, ktori
stall najblizsie, boil smrtel'ne po-
rancni, take 1ch smrt Sd oCaka-
va kazdii civil Il; niekol 'l1o O.
StatnIch bolo porancnG tax TAI
ko, ze bude trvat d'alsiu dobu,
kIm >a vyliecia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-06-12
NOVA BUDOVA PRE- OKRES
NY URAD v KEZMARKU.

Este tohto rol1u ma byt;,v Kcz
narku vr>tavenI novI dom pre-
oIirc>nI Irad. Naklad ma stavbu
obnaSa 3 miIiony kcs. Jednou ire
tinou prispeje Ma naklad mesto,
iednou tretinou okres a jednou
tretinou ministerstvo vnutra. a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-06-12
KRIZA SLOVENSKYCH GAR
BIARNI.

Novinami presla zprava, ze ME-
ktore t0yarne ia remen. ktore do
siaP pracoya1y v Lipt. Sv. Miku-
lasi, zastavrljn nasledkom hospo-
darskej kr1zy svoju pracu pre-
pustia robotnictvo. Niektore mi
kulasske podnlky zastayily Maeu
uz predtym.
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Mr. and Mrs. Roy Knowing visited
at the Agnes Prior home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Hedin and son,
Robert, visited at the Reed homes
last Thursday evening.
Ole Bergwick and daughter, Helen,
visited at the Harold Ebert home last
Thursday. evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Nelson and son,
Edwin, visited at the Chas. Jewell
home Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Jewell and baby
son. Eugene, were Pine City callers
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Nelson and son,
Edwin, and Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Jewell
drove to Lake Eleven Saturday and
spent the day there.
John, Paul, and Leo Revier called
at the H. L Hedin home Friday eve
ming.
Helen Bergwick visited at the Nels
Anderson home Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brackenbury
and family visited at the Amos Brack-
enbury home Saturday evening.
Mrs. Lester Knowing and son, Dom
aid, visited with Helen Bergwick Fri
day forenoon.
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days visiting at the Swan Nelson home
and with other relatives and friends.
Mrs. Swan Nelson accompanied them
to Minneapolis for a short vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. E. Anderson and
children drove to Crosby Sunday and
enjoyed the day as guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Dhont.
Tom Durkee spent the weekend at
their cabin on Big Sandy. Julia
Martichuski who has been staying
with Mrs. Durkee there, returned to
Denham with him for few days.
Mrs. Anton Suk drove to Duluth
Tuesday of last week. She had as her
car guest, Mrs. Allen Irene, who went
to do some shopping.
Last Friday Ed Hatleli drove to
Minneapolis. He had as his car
guests, Miss Void. Gottfred Erickson,
Violet and Alden Erickson. Alden and
and Ed Hatleli returned to Denham
in the evening. Sunday, Miss Void,
Violet, Elmer and Gottfred Erickson
started on their vacation trip through
southern Minnesota, visiting rela-
tives at Worthington until the follow
ing Thursday. Then they drove
through part of South Dakota to Far
go, N. D., visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Qlil-
dur Erickson) Ewald Baumgarten and
family, also friends at Durbin, N. ID.
They returned here Sunday morning,
bringing with them Lois Baumgarten
who is granddaughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gottfred Erickson. Elmer Erick-
son and his friend, Miss Void, re-
turned to Minneapolis Sunday evening
| to resume their work there.