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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-04
Johnson Sets Record

By United Press
WICHITA, Kan, Sept. 4.-Har-
old S. johnson of Chicago, led con-
testants in the Los Angeles-Cleve-
land air derby into Wichita today
johnson brought his Lockheed-
Orion plane down on the Wichita
landing field at 9:18 a. m. for a re-
fueling stop.
Three hundred gallons of gasoline
we're poured into the tanks. john
son left at $3.50 a. m. for Cleveland
johnson set a new record for the
Los Angeles-Wichita hop. His time
from the west coast city was five
hours forty-eight minutes.
The old record, set by Captain
Frank Hawks, was six hours and
twelve minutes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-04
DOOLITTLE WINS AIR DERBY
IN FAST DASH FROM COAST
TO CLEVELAND AIR SHOW
st. Louis Sky Ace Takes Off at Once for
New York, in Effort to Beat
Record of Hawks.
CHANCES GOOD TO SET NEW MARK
Eight Aviators Leave Los Angeles in Race
for Bendix Trophy With $4,000
Prize for Victor

CLEVELAND, Sept. Jimmy Doolittle won the Los
AngelesCleveand Bendix trophy today landing at
Cleveland airport a rain-drenched field
The ST. Louis flier brought his Laird plane down at
1880 D. indianapolis time), refueIed and Immediately
took off again for New York effort to better the trans
continental record of Captain Frank NJ Hawks of IL hours
% minutes seconds.
Doolittles time from the coast hours 10 min
utes His takeo at 2O1 placed him apparently within easy
striking distance of Hawks mark.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-04
BARE COPS SCANDAL
U. S. Grand Jury IndictS
Five Capital Officers.
By United Press

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, Sept. A fed
eraI grand jury today tipped the
lid from long simmering police scan
dals in the nations capital.
Five police privates were indicted
for third-degree brutality.
A famous police trial of several
years ago was denounced as a per-
jured sham.
Reprimands were recommended
for several high police officials who
are considered by the grand jury to
have been guilty of incompetence
and negligence.
The indictments came after Presi-
dent Hoover had moved vigorously
to make good his promise shortly
after inauguration that capital was
to be a model municipality.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-04
CITY BANDIT CAUGHT
Firemen Trap Robbers in
Street After Bank Raid.
United Press

BIZ United Press
CINCINNATI, Sept. 4. Two
bandits who robbed the Hyde Park
Savings and Loan bank Of $500
today were captured by city firemen.
Fire apparatus was driven to both
ends of the square on which the
bank is located. cutting off the rob-
bers' escape.
The money was found inside the
shirts of the men.
The bandits said they were Carl
Frost, "a, of Toledo, and Robert
Hobson, 90, of Indianapolis.
Hobson'S address was given as
2204 West Washington street.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-04

Fount Fykes, 1925 Southeastern
avenue, was fined SIS and costs on
a charge Of keeping a gambling game
after Sergeant Norvel Jones testi-
fed to watching a domino game
through the back door of a pool
room at that address.
Jones said he saw four players
reach in their pockets and hand
John Poole, winner Of the game,
something that ratified like money,
although he didn't see it.
Poole was fined $40 and costs for
gaming and judgment was sus-
pended by Judge Sheaffer in the
cases Of others engaged in the
game. Two onlookers we're dis
missed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-04
VISIONS LEGION POWER
Gen. Harbord ForeSees Political
Leadership in Future.
By United Press

BIZ United Press
SYRACUSE, N. Y, Sept. 4-Mem-
bers of the American Legion must
take political leadership into their
own hands and assume the respon-
sibility of shaping their country's
policies, both foreign and domestic, :"
Major General G. Harbord told the
state convention of the legion here
today.
He characterized members az
better qualified to have opinions on
dealing with either our late allies
or our recent enemy" than anv
other body of citizens, and prophe-
sled that within the next fifteen
years they would dominate both
the state and federal governments.
have a majority in both houses Of
congress, and one of your number
in the presidential chair"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-04

Charges that group Of alleged
gamblers will try to fix" states
witnesses were hurled in munich
pal court today by Sergeant Ed
win Kruse, head Of a police gam
ing squad.
With their counsel asking Mu-
nicipal Judge William H. Sheaffer
for second continuance in gaining
cases against James Tucker, 405
Indiana avenue; Joe Mitchell, 40
Indiana avenue. and Virgil Andrews,
44l0 North Pennsylvania street,
Kruse protested,
Judge, the state is ready to try
these men," Kruse said.
They say they want time to pre-
pare their case, but that's not true.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-04
ATTACK ITALIAN ENVOY

Communist Is Captured for As
sault on General De Bono.
By United Press
PARIS, Sept. General Emilio
De Bono, Italian minister Of colo
MES, was attacked today while on
his way to visit the French colonial
exposition.
The assassin, Cavalini Edidio. an
Italian Communist, was arrested
when he leaped on to the motor
car in which De Bono was riding
to the station, accompanied by the
Italian ambassador and the French
minister of colonies, Paul Reynaud
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-04
DENIES STATEMENT TO
COPS IN GAMING CASE

Scene of Raid not POOIroom as
Stated in The Times.
Fred Thomas, 900 North New Jer-
Sey street, did not testify in NUM-
cipal court Thursday that he had
been paid in baseball tickets for
marking a game Scoreboard in a
cigar store at 808 FIT. Wayne avenue,
as The Times stated
Thomas said he made no re-.
marks of this kind to police. Thomas
did not testify in the trial.
The place which was raided is
not a poolroom as The Times
stated The only poolroom near is
that of Charles Greenwood, at 812
TT. Wayne avenue, which was not
involved in the raid.
Thomas and two other men we're
fined on gaming charges by Num-
cipal Judge William H. Sheaffer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-04
CONFESSES MURDER
Negro Admits Staying His
Wife With Knife.

Edward Duncan, Negro, 1O15
Maple street, this morning con-
fessed to detectives he took his wife.
Mrs. Ethel Duncan, 80, to a lonely
road along White river south of
Raymond street and there slew her
with butcher knife.
Arguments over her relatives
bringing stolen goods to their home
led to the murder, he said. The
body was found by two fishermen
Thursday. 1t had lain there since
Tuesday, according to Duncan's con-
feSsion.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-04

I The attempt, made Thurs
day morning, was discovered
when guards noted the alb
sence of the two prisoners
while they still were wander
ing through the sewer tun-
nels seeking the outlet, far
outside the prison walls.
Alger and Holmes entered a heat
tunnel running between the power
house and the shirt factory. They
dug directly down through this to
a 24-inch sewer only two feet be-
meath the heat tunnel.
Captured in Sewer
The sewer contained six inches Of
water and sewage. Alger was
naked, and Holmes clad only in his
underwear. They started in the
right direction, but underestimated
the distance, and attempted to make
an exit through a concrete manhole
cover inside the walls.
They were engaged for consid-
cradle time at this task, and guards
finally noted the disturbance. Mel
ther resisted capture.
Alger was sentenced from Jen-
nings county almost two years ago to
fifteen years in prison for robbery
of the Paris Crossing State bank,
a job in which he was aided by his
bride of a few months.
State police then said they held
two other bank robberies on Alger,
and would see that he remained in
prison the rest of his life.
Shot Policeman Here
His criminal career began in In
dianapolis in 1926, when, still a
Butler university student, he fatally
shot John Buchanan, a Negro po-
liceman, who interrupted Alger and
his companions as they attempted
to steal an automobile.
Alger was sentenced on man.
slaughter charge, but was freed on
parole two years later by Governor
Harry G. Leslie, after the gun
toting youth had served his mini
mum sentence.
Free, Alger began his bank rob-
berries, with successful holdupS OF
the Matthews state bank, near Mar
ion; Summitville, Castor, and La
fontaine, total loot from which was
about $4,000.
Held Vicious, Dangerous
With orders to bring in Alger
dead or alive after his bank rob-
berries in 1929, state police, with aid
of posses, finally captured him in a
woods near Henryville in November,
that year. His wife, his brother
Gail and Calls bride we're with
him.
A Jail delivery plot was frustrated
while he was held in Vernon await
ing trial, and Alger was sentenced
to the reformatory However he
was transferred to the state prison
as vicious and dangerous GRIM
inal."
Holmes was sentenced from Ko-
komo to one to ten-year robbery
sentence in 1928
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-04
Hunter Forced Down

81 United Press
ST. LOUIS. Seut. 4.-Wilter S
Hunter, Burbank to- Cleveland air
derbyist, landed at Lambert est
Louise Field at 1892 p. m, today
refueled with fifty gallons of gaso-
line and took off at 1874 p. m.
Hunter said he was forced down
outside Kansas City because of
failure to fill the main gasoline
tank of his Travelair-Mystery plane
at Amarillo, Tex, but obtained 135
gallons in quick order, and contin-
ued on here.
Hunter left Amarillo at SIT a. m
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-04
Yep LEAVES BRAZIL
Scars Over Atlantic on Hop
Toward Home.
BIZ United Press

bU UNited PreSS
PERNAMBUCO Brazil, Sept. f.
The Graf Zeppelin began a return
flight to Friedrichshafen at 1:43 q.
m. today.
The ship, commanded by DR..
Hugo Eckener, arrived here Tues
day completing a 5,000-mile COM
mercial fight from its home base.
Thirteen passengers made the
flight in approximately y hours.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-04
GENE ALGER, Slayer AND
BANK BANDIT, THWARTED IN
EFFORT TO BREAK PRISON
Indianapolis Convict Captured With Com
panion in Sewer at Michigan City,
Trying to Escape Pen
MISTAKE IN DIRECTIONS FOILS FLIGHT
Pair Yields Without Resistance When Dis
covered by Guards, After Long
Preparation for Liberty.


MICHIGAN CITY, Sept. Am attempt by Gene Alger.
% one of Indanas most notorious criminals and Charles
Holmes So to escape from the state prison here re-
veaed when the placed in solitary confinement to-
day.
carefully executed plot, which failed only because
Ager and Holmes got confused in their directions while
penetrating feet of underground sewer was disclosed
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-04
Goat Golf

The goats are f1ocking in.
They're coming in clumpS, and
Groves, and covies, and herds,
any way TO get in.
They're. flocking to The
Times Great Golf tourney.
which gets under way soon.
Read full details of this STU
pendouS event on Page 16 of
this edition. Then get in the
race for the big prizes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-04
FLOODS TAKE IS LIVES
Ten Bodies Are Recovered at Ponce
in Porto Rico Disaster.

Aen DOdleS are Recovered at Ponce
in Porto Rico Disaster.
By United Press
SAN JUAN. Porto Rico. Sept. A.
Ten bodies had been recovered from
the flood Of the Portuguese river at
Ponce today. in which loss Of life
was estimated at from thirty-fve
to 200 persons.
Two additional deaths were re-
ported from the town of GuayaniIla.
where the Guayanilla river over
flowed. The town is fifteen miles
from Ponce.
Governor Theodore Roosevelt or
dered the heads Of government de-
partmen.s to cooperate with relief
parties under the direction of Cap
tain Antonio Silva, Red Gross d.
rector. The Governor opened a re-
lief subscription with a donation az
500.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-04
MartS Closed

Major financial and COM
modify markets of the coun-
try will be closed from Friday
night until Tuesday morning,
in observance of the Labor day
holiday. Banks Will be open
Saturday, but will close Mon
day.
Chicago and In Annapolis
livestock markets will be open
Saturday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-04
DEMAND DRY REPEAL
Veterans of Foreign Wars
FIay Federal Shoppers.

By United Press
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Sept. A.
Veterans of Foreign Wars, in an
nual encampment today, by resolu-
ton demanded modification of the
Volstead act and repeal of the ma
tional prohibition amendment.
The vote came after arguments
that American homes were being
invaded by IAN army of shoppers
and spies because of a radical de-
parture made in the basic principles
of our government while 100000
veterans were overseas fighting for
principles Of liberty"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-04
Robbed During Bridge Party

A sneak thief who entered the
bedroom of Apartment 300 at 3761
North Meridian street during a
bridge party Thursday night took
$50 from the purse of Miss Mary
Thompson. and $26 from the purse
Of Miss Mary Kline, they told po-
lice today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-04
CHARGE BABY STARVED
Physician Lays Death of Indiana
Child to Lack of Food.
By United Press

COLUMBIA CITY, Sept. A
physician who investigated the
death of Robert Lee Johnson, Is
months, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jam IS
A. johnson, reported today that he
succumbed from lack of proper
food.
The family of five persons, the
physician said, had eaten only one
loaf of bread in ten days, subsist-
ing on fruit and vegetables. An
other child in the family is suffer-
ing from malnutrition, the phySi-
clan reported.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-04
BRIToNS WORRY LESS
Financial Situation Is Reported to
BE Well in Hand.
By United Press

bU LHIttu FFtH8
LONDON, Sept. 4.-Political ten
sion was lessened appreciably today
as the cabinet adjourned until Mon
day after completing its list of jun
Tor ministerial appointments.
1t was understood that the cabi-
net had remedies for the financial
situation well enough in hand TO
permit discussion of other matters,
including the meeting of the gen.
eral council of the trades union
congress at Bristol Monday. the day
before parliament convenes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-04
ENDS VACATION FLIGHT
Marjorie Durant Back in u. S. After
12,000-N Mile Tour of Europe.
By United Press

12,000-Mile Tour of Europe.
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Sept. 4.--MisS Mar
jorie Durant, daughter of w. C.
Durant, automobile manufacturer
returned aboard the liner Hamburg
today after 12,000-mile vacation
fight over Europe, North Africa
and the near east.
She was accompanied by Charles
La Jotte. who piloted her Lockheed
Vega plane Ariel
The tour started in Paris and
covered Italy. Sicily, Tripoli. Egypt,
Palestine. Syria, Turkey. the Bal
kans and Central Europe.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-04
Yeggs Break Into Safe

Yeggs worked the combination of
the safe in the National Theater
Supply Company offices, 436 North
Illinois street, and took $50, D. K.
Smith, manager, told police today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-04
CAP0NE TRIAL DELAYED

Gang Car to Face Court Sept. 10
on Tax Evasion Charge.
By United Press
CHICAGO, Sept. 4.-The date of
Al Capone's trial on charges of in
come tax evasion was postponed to-
day until Sept. 10.
Capone had been ordered to ap-
pear In federal court Sept. 8, but
United States District Attorney
George E. o. Johnson said he had
learned Judge Wilkerson would not
be sitting that day.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-12-04
KATAsTROFALNA KRfZA MA
TRHU DOBYTKA.

Ako to vyzera ma nasich tr-
hoch dobytka, toho najlepsim
svedectvom je trh v Cadet (Tren-
cianska), ma lktorom sa preda-
valy v poslednej dobe dobre kra-
Wy po 10000 korunach. Ako
pricinu tychto strasne nizkych
cien udavajd nasi rol'nici predo-
vsetkym nedostatok krmiva, v po
hranicnych okresoch vraj Ease
pasovanie dobytka Popska, kto-
re sa prevadza, lebo udajne hra-
nice ME s1 colnymi organmi do
statocne strazene. Jedina odpo-
moe tu bude svojpomoc nasho
rol'nictva ma druzstevnom pod
klade a vyldcenie priekupcov,
ktori krizy nasho dobytkarstva
znacne t'azia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-12-04
ELEKTRIZACIA PODKARPAT.
SKEJ RUSI.

Elektrizacia Podkarpatskej Ru-
81 speje rychlym tempom napred.
Program, ktory Dol dosiaP pre-
vedeny zasluhuje rozhodnej po-
zornosti. V tomto roku bola v W
horode dokoncena stavba vodnej
turbiny sile 5000 k. sill, ktora
bude spolocne pracovat' nevi-
ckou hydrocentralou. Ma tuto e.
lektraren sd pripojene dial 'kove
vedenia napjatia $4,000 voltov
Uzhorod Mukacevo Svaljava :
Mukaceyo Berehovo Sevlju-
sa, Sevljusa Chust a okrem tych
su az sluzbe 5000 voltove dial-
kove vedenia Mukacevo-Rakosln
a Mukacevo-Bat 'ovo. Toto mimo-
riadne mocne tempo bude este
stupnovane a to najma nasledov-
neho roku v mesiacoch jun a jul,
kedy sa bude poriadat' elektra-
renska propaganda vystava v Uz-
horode.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-12-04
FABRIKA v PEZINKU ZACNE
PRACOVAT.

Ako sa z Pezinka oznamuje,
zacne sa vo fabrike ma uncle hno-
jiva znovu pracovat'. Fabrika
bola povodne vlastnictvom zavo-
du "Panta a presla do najmu
pezinskej fabriky uc. spoil, kto-
ra V nej vyrabala chemicke clan
ky. Tato spolocnost' predala L.
castiny axe. spoil. ''Ossa'', ktora
V mali t. r. prestala pracovat'. e.
Teraz sa zalozila nova spolocnost'
pod vedenim riaditel'a Andreja
Wilhelma, a praca sa zacne uz po
tieto dni. Fabrika je mimo kar-
telu a bude zamestnavat' 900
250 robotn1kov. ..,...
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-12-04
KURZY PRE- NEGRAMOT-
NYCH VoJAKoV.

Pre- negramotnych vojakov-no-
vackov, ktori nastdpili /. okt. u
korpusov II. divizie cinnu sluz-
bu, sriadilo sa 18 kurzov pre- fch
vyueovanie. z celeho poctu no.
vaekov, ktorf nastdpili, je' 342
negramotnych. PodPa narodno-
stf: 6 Cechoy, $50 Slovakov, 166
Rusinov, 4 Nemci a IA Ciganov.
v tychto kurzoch, ktore sa odby-
vaju v Kosiciach, ucia IL dostoj-
nlei, 4 rotmajstri a Z dost. aspi-
rantov. Vyucovanie trva do kon-
ca marca, kedy sa frekventantl
podrobia zk1Skam.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-12-04
ZASTAVENA PRACA MA PAR
NEJ PILE v SHINE.

z Humenneho pisu, re nedav-
no zastavili v Stakcine pracu ma
parnej pile, kde bolo prepustene
$50 robotnikov tiez niekol 'ko
uradnfkov. X podobnemu zasta-
veniu dochadza al v Shine na Ia
mojsej parnej pile, ktora prina-
lei k Zemplinskemu lesnemu ho-
spodarstvu, nc. spoil, Plla bola
jednou z najvacsfch v sninskom
okrese zamestnavala okolo 250
robotnfkov, ktori boil pridelenl
k praci jednak ma samotnej pile,
jednak v tamojsfch lesoch pri rn-
banf stromov. Teraz dochadza ma
sledkom zleho odbytu dreva a ho-
toveho materialu al ma tejto pile
k zastaveniu prace a 250 robot.
nfkov ztratilo pracu. Kedy sa
praca obnovi, sa nevie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-12-04
DLAzDENIE ULfC v HUlEEN
NOM.

v tychto dnoch doslo k spine
niu davneho zelania humenskych
obyvatel 'ov, totiz ably sa jedno-
tive humnske ulice daily vydlaz-
dit, nakol 'ko jasenf je v mich
tol'ko blata, ze caste al povozy
uviaznu. " lete Ease obyvatel-
stvo trpi vel'kym prachom. Y
tychto dnoch doslo Cd zemskeho
1radu oznamenie, ze Kostolna a
Masarykova utica az po lahore
sky most lprisllcha statnej spra-
ve) sa ma buda1ci rok Dude dlak-
dit stvorhrannymi kockami Y sir
Ike 6 metrov. Naklad bude asi 4
a pol mil. Kcs! a zemsky drad
schvalil prispevok 80 proc. Gel
kovej sunny, kym obec prispeje k
dlazdeniu tychto dvoch vyznam-
nych ulic 10 proc. Treba este po-
znamenat IL dEka obidyoch u
,lfc - do 2 I pol km.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-12-04
ODISIEL A WAC "a NEVRA
TIL.

IL . j
Masiarsky pomocnik Jozef Dur
jancik 20 Sy. Ondreja, odisiel 2
domova bez toho, ze by svojej
manzelke Dol udal, kde odcha-
dza. Durjancik iba raz dial Q Sc
be vediet' kratuckym .dopisom,
ktory boil datovany ':Piest a.
noch, vsak cd tel dolby jeho man
zelka nedostala Cd neho ziadnej
zpravy, hoci dopis boil. ,datovany
este S. augusta t. r. Ked re Dur
jancik nental ziadnej priciny
vzdialit' sa ma tax dlhi dobu z
domu, je silny predpoklad, ze sa
stal bud obetou vrazedlnej handy
alebo spachal samovrazdu, aekop-
vek rodinnych dovodov nemal
k tomn ziadnej priciny. Cetnicj
zahajili po nom bedlive patranie,
ale vsetko 1silie najst' no, sa e.
Ste nepodarilo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-12-04
20 starei vIasti
(Zpravy z krajovych novin.)
20 ZASADNUTIA SL0VEN-
sKEHo KRAJINsKEHO
VYBoRU.

Krajinsky vybor slovensky maj
riadne zasadnutie pod predsedni,
ctvom krajinskeho prezldenta
Orszagha II. nov. cd lO. hod.
Mliecna a polievkova nudzoya ak
cia ma skolach je finanene zai-
stena, okrem ,toho poskytne mi
nisterstyo zasobovania 4O0,OOO \
ma zakupenie zemiakov akcll
stravovacej; ma d'alsiu produk-
tivnu peclivost' midtown, vyko-
navanu Slovenskou kraJinou v
kraioch nezamestnanost'ou a ne
llrodou postihnutych, je mozne
dosiahnut' ziadanej podpory oo
ministerstva socialnej peelivostl,
ako to bolo pri ilradnej interven
eli 81 'ubene. Prave tax uistllo 1
ministerstvo verejnych prac praJ
nym vybavovanim ziadosti Sta
the subvencie ma stavby nudzo-
We. Otazka prevzatia krajinskych
ciest (inkameracie) do spravy
statnej, ie stale evidencii V
zaujme Slovenska sa znova u Via
dy zakroci. Zakon 0 organlzacn
trku sprostredkovaniia prace
vlada uz pripravuje. V produk-
tfvnej akcii proti nezamestnano-
sti bude Slovenska krajina zla-
dat i d 'alsiu podporu ma nudzo-
We prace stavebne, to tax ma
stavbu ciest ako Ma potrebne
stavby ostatne i skoly atd'.) V
ramci socialnej peelivosti neza-
mestnanych a podl'a vladnych
smernic tejto veci na prlslus-
nych poradach usnesenych. Prl-
spevok Slovenskej kraJlny na nu-
dove IWdce samospravnym svaz-
kom vicinalnym vyborom eel
kovej ciastke 4,233,000 Kcs na
zaklade ziadosti a po odbornom
prejednani sd navrhuje rozdelit'
4sO okresom podpa neurody, ne
zamestnanosti a dokazanej potre-
by i uzitocnosti prac, ktorymi
sa zacne elm skorej a po dosta-
nj nadejnej vypomoci Cd mini
sterstva socialnej peelivosti.
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POZIADAVKY NARoDOHOs-
PODARsKEHO sBORU
v SARISI.

Narodohospodarsky sbor pre-
| Saris v Presove maj s. novem-
bra t. r. verejnu schodzku, ma
ktorej pc referatoch predsednic-
tva a po reel tajomnfka Narusu
DIR. Karvasa prijata bola jedno-
hlasne rezoldcia, ktora "a maj
vaznejsie hospodarske potreby
Sarisa poklada: 1. vybudovanie
zeleznice Margecian cez Presov
do Vranova, 2. vybudovanie ciest
prevzatie vicinaliek do spravy
krajinskej, 3. snizenie zeleznic-
nych tarif a zostatnenie zelezni-
ce Bardijov-Presov, 4. zlepse-
ME autobusoveho spojenia, 5.
vacsi pridel statnych dodavok
pre- Nmiestnych zivnostnikov, 6.
zlacnenie pol nohospodarskeho IL
veru a urychlend pomoc posko-
dencom v zivelnych pohromach,
7. urychlenu iipravu katastru a
pozemkovych knih vykonanie
melioraenych a nudzovych prac,
9. s1rnu regulaciu rick: Torisy,
Sekcova, Topic a Ondavy a Wy
budovanie vodovodov a nadrzi V
dedinach, kde vody MET, 10. L.
pravu pasienok a. zariadenie O.
kresnych stepnic, II. zvyseny pri-
del elektrizacneho. fondu pre-
Slovensko, II. vybudovanie hu-
manitnych iistavov a odskodne-
ME vojennych poskodencov, 13.
urychlene sriadenie mestianskych
skol Giraltovciach, vo Vysnom
Svidn1ku a V Stropkove a dobu
dovanie l'udovch skol, IA. sriade-
ME gazdinskej skoly pedago-
gickej akademie V Presove