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Imperial Valley press., 1932-11-30
FRIENDLY SUIT
To DECIDE ON
CHARTER CASE
Meeting OF Interested Parties
Agrees Upon Action To Settle
Present Status.
GATHERING HEARS CHARGES
Writ OF Mandate To Be Filed
In Supreme Court Seeking To
Compel Publication.

Decision to institute a friendly
suit against the board of supervisors
asking writ of mandate out OF
the state supreme court ordering
the board of supervisors to publish
the proposed county charter, was
made at last nights meeting at the
court house of the board of super
visors, the board of freeholders, and
interested residents of the valley,
including representatives of the
various organizations who Epon-
sored framing of the charter
Approximately so persons were
present and accusations and coun-
ter-accucations flew fast, but the
discussion finally simmered down
to the agreement to institute the
suit. George Buffers of Brawley
will be the nominal plaintiff in the
suit since he was the chairman of
the original board of freeholders.
On October 81 the board of free
holders elected by the people of the
county completed its work on the
charter for Imperial county and
filed the document with the board
of supervisors. According to the
state law the charter must be pub
lished within Is days after filing.
Order to publish was not received
until November 16 by the Calexico
Chronicle official county paper,
and consequently the charter has
not been published.
Appeal for the opinion as to the
status OF the charter was made to
the attorney general who suggested
institution of friendly suit so that
the state supreme court might
make decision, there being no pre-
cedent in such a case.
Valley attorneys state that the
suit may go to the supreme court
direct since it has original juris-
diction in such cases.
Following the meeting last night,
the board Of supervisors met in
formally and were to meet again
today at the call of the district
attorney
Imperial Valley press., 1932-11-30
Inquest Into Crash
Postponed One Day

A coroner's inquest, postponed
from today because of illness of
witness, will be conducted at Fields
undertaking establishment at Holt
vile at 10 o'clock tomorrow for the
purpose of fixing the blame for the
death of Mike Jones, 25-year-old
Heber resident who was killed Mon
day in an automobile accident at
Watermans corner on the Calexi-
co-Meloland highway.
Jones was passenger in an au-
tmobile driven by Stanley OstroW-
ski of Heber. The machine collid-
ed with a car driven by John Zenos
of Meloland, Jones neck being bro
ken and his jugular vein severed.
He died within few minutes after
being taken to the Valley hospital
at Holtville.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-11-30
BY RAYMOND CLAPPER
-rnifeH pracS Staff COrreSnopdep

united PreSS Staff correspondent
Copyright. 1882, BY United Press
WASHINGTON, Nov. 30.-In all
OF this breathless haste over repeal
and beer, drys are biding their time
You hear little about them. You
see little of them When you cor
ner one of them in his obscure Of
flee in Washington and ask what
his crowd is doing, he is apt to
look at you with an odd twinkle
and reply slowly:
eve are not doing much of any
thing except giving the wet crowd
more rope. Only a few of them
know what they are up against"
1t isn't that the repealists are up
against a highly organized dry
machine such as the late Wayne B.
Wheeler used when he was practic-
ally prohibition dictator for a de-
cade. There is no Wayne Wheel
er in the dry army now. Drys
have little money. Their morale
has been badly shot by the two
national conventions and Presi-
dent Hoover's recantation Of what
Imperial Valley press., 1932-11-30
POLICE AWAIT
TONG WARP ARE
San Francisco Colony Heavily
Guarded Against Expected
Outbreak In Feud.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 3O.-U.H
Heavily armed Irish policemen
patrolled the narrow, mysterious
streets of Chinatown today on the
alert for another outbreak of dread
ed tong war.
Outwardly, life went on as usual
on the colorful street of six hun
dred iron fish" except for the abb
sence of members of the Four Fam
lilies and the Wongs, the two most
powerful tongs in America. They
had gone into hiding as the feud
between them threatened to climax
in bloodshed.
Chief of Police William j. Quinn,
anxious to avert the frs tong war
in several years, served notice that
he would barricade Chinatown
the largest Chinese settlement out
side of China at the first sign
of trouble. Closing the district,
which covers 16 square blocks and
is inhabited by 16,3O3 Chinese,
would ruin the tourist trade on
which the colony is dependant.
Charley Wong, head OF the Wong
family, and Jung Ming, head of
the Four Families, assured Chief
Quinn they desired TO avoid blood
shed and would attempt to renew
the peace negotiations between the
two organizations.
Police understood that Ill feeling
between the two groups reached a
peak Nov. when the body of
Wong Woo Lip was found. He alleg-
edly had been slain by Lew Hong
June, member of the Four Families.
Lew is under arrest in New York.
The Wongs demanded $12,500
indemnity. Committees met night
ly to reach an agreement but two
nights ago they suspended negoti-
ations and word went out that
bands of picked fighters, known as
"highbinders" representing each
tong, shortly would clash.
Not All Gloom
Picked squads of police were sent
to roam the district in heavily
armed automobiles early yesterday
as Chief Quinn sought to prevent
the first serious outbreak since
1924.
The situation, tense to the police
department, had its humorous side.
From the snappy, up to the minute
Chinese chamber of commerce,
came assurance that "Tong wars
are thing of the past"
To other willy old graybeards of
Chinatown, an impending tong war
afforded an opportunity for a
might OUT. Wives were gravely
informed of the danger and the
necessity for the family head to
hide for a few days. Goodbyes were
said and papa" disappeared into
the night--to escape the lurking
dangers that stalk the darkened al
leyways.
An hour or two later, these same
Chinese gentlemen may be, seen in
downtown hotels in the midst of
gay stag parties. Several American
newspapermen were guests at such
gala affair last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-11-30
Report BralUley
Resident Missing

jain Swartley, rs, left his home
ON South Fifth street in Braw-
ley yesterday morning and has not
been seen by his family since that
time.
His relatives are anxious to as
certain his whereabouts and COM
municated with Brawley police and
the sheriff's office here. They fear
something may have happened to
him as he never has been absent
from home for so long
When last seen Swartley was
wearing a dark blue suit and black
slouch hat. Anyone seeing him is
asked to notify the Brawley police
or sheriff's office.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-11-30
Local Elks Win
Ritualisfic Cup

Ell Centro Elks lodge No. 1925
won the Sam Dunaway cup last
night in the ritualistic contest held
in Calexico between the Brawley,
Ell Centro and Calexico lodges.
The Ell Centro team won the
state championship this year and
completed its record by carrying
off the Dunaway cup, which. until
last night has been in the posses
sion of the Calexico lodge.
A number of local Elks accom-
panied the team to Calexieo TO
witness the contest.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-11-30
Irish Team Studies
Trojans' ManeuUers

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Nov. So
U.P(-Defensive drill against Sou
thern California's whirling huddle,
single and double shift and intri-
cate formations was scheduled for
the Metre Dame team today.
The Irish looked over the Trojans
formations briefly in practice yes
terday and were completely batfled
Scrimmage may be held today or
tomorrow. The Notre Dame squad
will leave Monday for Lo, o>zyeles
and the Southern California game
Dec!s10.
Motion pictures of the Tulane
U. S. c. Rose Bowl anne last new
years day were to be shown to-
night to give the players additional
information on the Trojans' at
tack.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-11-30
PANTS POCKETS INvIOLATE

FRESNO, Nov. 80. U.P)-Inviola-
bility of a husbands pants poe
ketS was the issue of a divorce
suit on file in superior court here
today. Percy V. Payton, plaintiff,
charged that his wife, Margaret,
frequently went through his poe
'kets while he slept, extracting cash
and other valuableS.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-11-30
@NlLL-..e L..e
HR!s]s;

LOS ANGELES, Nov. %.
(SpeciaD-Did you read about
the woman up in the northwest
that swallowed a turkey bone
four days after Thanksgiving,
then got in an airplane, got
sick and got rid of the bone?
Well, was going to try to
write little joke about it
showing how many days it took
to reach the old bone of the
gobbler. When 10 and behold
today, Tuesday, our own cook
come dragging in turkey hash.
We won't reach the bones till
about Thursday. If I run for
something that would be my
platform. Boys, no part of
any turkey served later than
Sunday night after Thanksgiv-
ing"
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-09
D0vTIPNOs1 NAsHo L'UDU.

ttchto casoch lepsie ako tych dobrlch. preja-
vuj vohy jelnotlivych narodov. Vdime denne pli-
kla1y bczradnosti, spusena sa dusevnej skesost no
zivotaschopnosti, dovtpnosti smelosti l'u,i Ny
Sloyici patrimc nlcdz tychto poslednch Nevzdavame
sa Fahko hadeje nespolieame len ia dobrocnnost
Delne vdno ludl vozlckami vozit drevo. TO s naSi
Delne boo jaseni vidno nasic nosit vrecia jablk
Incl oyocins bzkych fariem. Chod'te k opllstenym
bantam ia uhie najdete nasich Judi prekopavat p0u
"a uhll Vase aeny najdete vel'kych budovach "a
1netat cstit kancelarie rano ked sa nym zenani
azi ystat. zahladky donlami Slovakov boly pine
zeleniiy. Mnohi 81 posad zemiakov kapusty pria-
te oy falnarov AlnoM ii nakpili kapusty na koreni
sali 81 ju sosekali donna do sudov latiaG naktori
nas india id yzdiaenejsie fanny kde odpoy zdarna
dosanl syinku, barana, ba hoyado. To 81 zakold "a
rezll rozdea asolia, ably boo da6o do kapusty cez
zlm1l A zelly nase pretekajn sporenf vyhodnom
lmkupoyanl. Pochodia vac obchodoy, kym kl1pia We
sa i'm traf nieco aeno dobre k1pt Je tasky zivot,
ale SIoyak sa no nebojf
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-09
ODPORUCAJU NoVOTNU
LEKARSKU sLUzBU

Pred piatimi rol<mi vymenova
ny bol 4S-elenovy vybor, pozo-
stavajiici "a lekarov "a "a
stupcov verejnosti, aby prestu-
doval otazku lekarskej sluzby
Spojenych Sratoch podal od-
porlcania, ako by ten najchu-
dobnejSi clovek mohol dostat'
dobru lekarsku opateru bez vel'-
kych vydavkov. Vybor podal mi-
mule dni svoju zpravu a jeho od-
poriicania su take, ze sa nepacia
organizacii lekarov. Vybor totiz
odporuea, aby l'ud vydrziaval
nemocnice. lekarov celG lekar-
sku sluzbu dani alebo platil IA
Gu na sposob poistenia alebo o.
bojim sposobom. kazdy clovek
by platil prispevky a tych by
bola lekarska sluzba platena, "a
hrnuj1c lieky, nemocnicu, ose-
trovatel'ky atd'. Kto by chcel.
mohol by 81 drzat svojho le-
kara, .ako teraz.
Organizacia lekarov ie prot
tymto odporicaniam hlavne pre-
to, re by potion vsetci lekari ma
Ii rovnake prijmy. Vybor, ktore-
no praca stala poldruha miliona
dolarov, poukazal na vyhody pre-
celv narOd. Teraz zomiera rocne
$4,000 pudl ia suchotiny, 10000
ma raka a 10000 nemluvniat
vacslnou preto. re 81 chudobn
ludia nem6zu dovolit lekara.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-09
ZPRAVY v KRATKOSTI

Dive dievcata sa poktsily tn
spachat' samovrazdu. Jennie Mil
Ter sa postrelila V nedel'u yeas
rano Edna Knaub vypila so
botu noci otravu. Prva pre- ne
znamu pricinu, druha, ze jej bolo
clivo "a rodicmi V New Jersey.
V novembri bolo Sest' pripadov
ciernych kiahni v nasom meste.
Boly prinesene sem obce Aus
tintown..
Jan Boris Dilles Bottom. O..
ponukol svoiho 10.rocneho syn
ka doktorovi "a dlzobu $32. kto-
re mu je dlzen "a osetrovanie je-
no nebohej manzelky. Boris ne
ma prace.
/ Japonska valecna lod Sawa-
rabi sa utorok potopila pri o.
strove Formosa a S nou zahynulo
106 namornikov.
.Americka Federacia Prace pred
poveda. ze budiiceho roku viacer6
staty vynesn zakony o poisteni
proti nezamestnanosti.
V piatok neznamemu starcovi
asi 65-rocnemu, odrezana bola
hlava vlakom p. & l.. E. drahy
pri New Castle junction.
Obchodnik Joseph Greenwald
300 K. Federal st. tax ovalil
XII 'dcami jedneho zbojnika, ze
zostal bezvedomi, kym neprisls
policia no nezatkla.
Dvaja mladi bandit, jeden II
a druhy 2O-rocny boil chyten
PRIMAL sa, re previedli 5 III
peznych napadnuti a ukradli
automobilov v Youngstowne.
Michal Rushen, Glen mestske
rady Campbell, zad' d'akoval
nradu. Povrava sa, ze ma dostat
1rad direktora bezpecnosti a We
rejnej sluzby, ktorv nateraz "a
stava Andrej Hamrak. Mayor Ju
lius odoprel odtajit' alebo potvr
dit tdto west.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-09
GENERAL FIRKP1ooFING
VYSTAvUJE Y DOLLAR BANK
Romantic l&tky sd obsazene Y
jednom pisacom stole.

Pat'desiat hodin prace 20 relne-
siel ide do vyhotovenia jedneho
pisacieho stola, vyrabaneho y
dielnach tunaisei General Fire
proofing Co., dosvedcuje vystav,
ka stolikov tabula so soznamom
latok tych stolikoch. Vystavka
je v Dollar banke, kde minule
diva tyzdne vystavovane boly w
robky Ohio Leather Co. Tato Wy
stavlSa bude cez budiici tyzden
a Slovaci sii pozvani 81 ju zadar-
mo obzriet'. Osem inych tovarnl
Mahoning doliny bude VISTA
yovat' Dollar banke svoje w:
robky.
u tabule SINE vycitali, ze do
pisacieho stola General Fireproof-
ing Co. ide zelezna rida Min
nesoty, vapenec z Ohio a uhlie z
Pennsylvania. Do bronzu ide med
Arizony a cin z Alasky; nafta
z Texasu a Pennsylvania; barvi-
va Z Missouri; terpentin Loui-
siany a kolofonia George. Gu.
ma je vyrobena 20 surovej gumy
Juznej Ameriky; olova Ar
kansas sulfuru Louisiany. Lii
noleum ma vrchu ,,tola je kono-
al Filipinskych ostrovov. Ia
noveho oleja 70 So. Caroliny a
korku Francie. Pri vyrobe pO.
trebnt je kurivo Pennsylva.
ME. plyn West Virginie elek.
tricka sila z Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-09
z R0tNEJ sCHoDzE PoLITI.
CKEHo KLUBU MA LANSING.
VILE.

Lansingvillsky Politicky a
Vzdelavaj1ci Klub odbyval svoju
rocn1 sch6dzu v nedel'u vecer,
4. decembra v Sokolovni. Jozef
=. Maruskin Dol zvoleny "a pred
sedu klubu ma rok 1898; Jan Re-
pasky "a podpredsedu; Jan Jan
q "a zapisnika dopisoyateTa
do anglickych novin; Jozef Ko-
shan st. IA iictovnika; Jan Wal
ko "a pokladlika; Jozef Tkae a
Jozef Dutko "a dozorcov MAZE
tku; Stefan Baitos n dozorcu
cherych; Jan Martinez "a straz
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-09

dveri. ia clenov Improvement
vyboru Jan Walko a Michal La
buda.
Ma schodxi precitane boly po-
d 'akovania od iispesnych kandi-
datov: VIM. Engelhardt, serifa;
Earl y. Haefner, statneho poslan-
ca a Fred M. Griffiths, okresne-
no rekordera. Bolo i'm odpisane,
ze mas klub bude pracovat' $ nj
mi az do konca.
Pavel Dankc, zapisnik
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-09

Patricia Martha Grecko, 4-me-
sacna dcerka Andreja Grecko a
manzelky, z {, 239 Adam St. 20
mrela pondelok 0 go vecer.
Oplakayajl ju krem rodieov Sc.
stra Cecilia, brat Andrej a starr
rodicia. Pohrab bol stredu ri-
no z domu sm1tku chramu Sv.
Cyrilla a Methoda. Pohrabne o.
brady vykonal Rev. Stefan Be
gala. Pochovana bola ma Calvary
cintorine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-09
starsi nemajd opustat' pracu.

New-yorkska statna komisia Wy
menovana r. 1890 IA studovanie
otazky udrzania sa v praci star
sich robotnlkov vynasla, ze star
sim robotnikom je lepsie udrzat'
sa ma jednom mieste, ako najst'
miesto move. Preto starsim ro-
.botnikom neodpor1ca sa menit'
miesto. Komisia prestudovala
2,l0O vyrobnych podnikov q pri-
sla ma to, ze postavenie starsieho
robotnika je vel mi neiste. V pra-
ci ma sice aki-tak1 prednost'
pred novymi robotnfkmi, ale v
terajsich casoch prepiist'ani sd
nielen noyi, ale stlri zamest-
nanci. A pri hl'adani noysho
miesta l'ahsie najdu pracu mia
di, ako starsi l'udia. Starsi ro-
botnici nemaj1 priIezitost' do
stat pracu v 80 percentoch
miest, kde je praca ponlkana.
Tazkosti zsdoyaxit ! 81 pracu "a
clnaj1 pocit'oyat' muzovia W v
80. roku . zeny 30. roku, Po-
& = e.
tom elm 81 starsi, tym aisle
i'm je pracu dostat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-09
DALEJ OBMEDZOVAT.

Toz prist ahovaectvo TAX odporlca kongresu ta-
jomik Department. prace vlady Spoj Statov, William
n. Doak tax 81 ziada Americka Federacia Prce kto-
rel slovo tomto OIL ade, zavaz kongrese
Tajomnk Doak svojej zprave kongresu udal, re
uradnom roku, koncacom 30. jilna, do Spojenych
St;ov pripustene bolo len 1876 cudz.Hcov cudzin-
vratilo donov 30 1888, take csty prastok cudz
teto lrajine minuly radny rok Dol len 2,7S.
Snad' najmensi historii Spojenych Statov.
Me sme proi obmedzovanu nekontroIovaneho pri-
st ahovaectva Me take prist 'ahovaectvo axe
panovalo pred svetovou vonou prvych rokoch po ne
Anohi zlocinci TAX nam dosta Ale dovody skoro
pnt zasavenie prst ahovalectva, axe dosia boly po
havane, sil nedostatocn6.
Ilovorl sa, re Spojen6 Staty maju dost' robotnych
si Wac nepqtrebu iba ak takych ak ych tn MET alebo
ch je mio. Tote, by nalo opravnenost keby Spojent
Staty holy tax hlso obysdlene re by nemohlv uz Wac
obyvael stva vyzvit. Ale vyzllasn ludia Wy
s.ovil ze cee obyvael'stvo krajiny mono osad' do
edncho satu, Texasu styridsa sedem by ich zosalo
prazdnych Iiez nam hovora, re name vsetkeho preby
ok, to nema ko spotrebovat to re je jednou pri
Gin erajsej deprese Produkuee obilia bavlny, misa
mlieka zeenny sastva, prbytkov strojov atd tol'ko
ze to hadzcme do rick do peci ably aki-taki
dostali ostatok.A .<&@
Podl'a mienky mnohych Spojene Staty majii dost
niesta pre- dvojnasobny pocet obyvateov. Krajna mo-
re mat 25G monov obyvatel'ov bez toho ably ch me-
rltko zitia boo snze1e. Takto by amercky narod
bezpec 81 to predne postavenie ktore
ujma. Lebo amerck1 ucenci predpovedaj1, ze obyva-
tel svo krajiny nebude uz dlho prirodzene vzrastat
Ujma edno dvojdetny system, sri bezdetnost ,.
Obyvatel stvo dostipi vrcholu dakych $50 mlionov
potion bude upadat', kym inc narody budh rast Sila
naIodov nespotiva sce len Giselnej prevahe ale
szdelanostnej, ecnicke hospodarskej lenze tel m0zu
doslallut' narody naeraz tom OIL ade sabe. A po-
tom budeme druhymi.
Prist 'ahovaectvo terajsich zych casoch lema
miesta ale ked easy polepsa mao by uvo nit pri
dokadnej kontroe. Maly by byt pripdst an6 len celt
rodiny zeby odtok nasho zata Dol znemoznelv zeby
ten prst ahovaec, co zarobi tuna al mnul na svou
rodinu Tax by nemoho byt' reci konkurencii pris
hovalca prot amenck6m robotnikoy lebo by TAX axe
ca, nelen zarabal, ale sporebval produkty Spojenvc
Statov j pomahal udrzavat vladu danami kedEe ie
dokazne, prst ahovalc osaden vlastna premer1e
Wac donlov, ako robotnici tn rodeni
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-09
DANE BUDU NIzSIE

Majetkove dane pre- Youngs.
towncanov j obyvatePov Maho-
ming okresu budl nieco nizsie.
Dahova rata bola snizena 1922
ma $2.18 cd 800 majetku, ozna.
mil okresny auditor Arnold.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-09
YQUNGsToWNsKE. sLoyENsKE NQvINY

Tato snazivost nasho l'udu terajsej krfze je do
kazo lie SINE my Slovaci zvotascAopni, xe vieme
zivotom bort borbe Wit azit. Len nam este treba
mat pred ocam, ze borby hole Mvobye do borby "a
epsie vyssie zivobyte po6ze nam preniest jedine
vzdelanost' ucenost'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-09
RozHI.lAs YSN.

~ y
on koriin 70 sbierok americkych
Slovakov ze 81 "a to klpil po-
dele ma klpel'nom podniku. A
ten clovek NAL nerv prist do
Ameriky a Slovakom "a to ma
davat'. A ci "a to dostal ten
million?
Americki Slovaci v advente
majl karneval' pise 0 nom
Ferko Bury. Povaziac tieto zle
easy, ME je to tax zle S nami.
Historic sa opakuje. Ia staro-
davna, ked' Rhine byvalo zle,
pani .davali l'udu chleba a robili
mu cirkus.
A 1ndii co robia, ked stree
thu hada alebo daku selmu? Ia
hrajn I'M ma pist'alke.
Vidime tedy, re odvracat po-
zornost' je stare a vel'mi rozsi-
rene umenie.
Mad d'arska vlada Ease zuri pro-
ii Slovakom. Chce tych. stvrt
miliona Slovakov, ktori zostali
Mad 'arsku, osszetiporni' - roz
mliazdit'. Nebude 70 psa slani-
ma
i Y Berea, O., mestslla rada Wy
4 niesla zakon, ze kazdy k6n musi
mat noel Ma chvoste cervenl
: lampu. Teraz este treba, ably ko.
nom davali do pysku trubu.
Cltame, re Sacramento, Cal.
pri val ami stareho domu nasli
pokladnicku v nej bankoyn
knizku, staril "a rokov. Jedna
mamicka ulozila do banky svoj-
mu novorodenemu synackovi
$3.50 a potion zabudla Ma to. Sy-
nacek 81 to teraz naSiel 70 $3.50
narastlo mu interesom 1904. a
zisly sd mu tie peniaze vel'mi.
k Ci Wy nemate daku zabudnuti
bankovil knizku? Pohl 'adajte
Ju. Ale preto dom nerlicajte.>
'Budeme mat slovenskeho de-
!, putty serifa Ma okresnom Irade.
Jeho memo bolo nam uz posepnu-
/ te, ale je to vel'ka tajnost', pre-
!, to sa mas nespytujte do Noveho
roku. i
katolicky Sokol', organ a
merickych slovenskych katolic-
kych Sokolov vySiel po tisici raz.
Pekne jubileum slovenskeho ca
y sopisu a pekne jubileum i jeho
redaktora, Gustava Kosika. Ked
i 81 predstavime mohutn1 organi-
J zaciu s. X. S., mozeme 81 nyedo-
nit co tisic cisiel novin moze
stvorit' ked majn novinara
I "a redaktora. Srdecne blahozela-
me!
III Hovoriac organe, Katolicky
Sokol' je plny clankov, dopisov
zprav Katolickom Sokolstve.
4 Q organe Mar. Slov. Spolku to
povedat' nemozno viete. preco?
Ie tam hi. 1radnici, nenovinari,
rozkazujii redaktorovi, co smie
do novln polozit' Redaktor je
bezmocny, lebo mu clenstvo ne
dalo moe sa proti cenziire bra-
nit.
Il aSloboda, rovnost'. bratstyon
~ to krasne heslo MSS. zamene-
| ne bolo heslom "Cenzdra"!
Il Organ ma byt' dusou zrkad-
iom organizacie. Ma osvetioyat'
cienstyn cestu odzrkadlovat'
stav organizacie. Jestli cenzliira
VI le ZrkadlOm. lie cas- nrranizsa a;,,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-09

slovenske rodiny, ktore trpia
pre- nezamastnanost', mech So pri-
hlasia Q pridel potravin Y vyberu
0H. Sboru SLOW. Ligy: v katdej
6asti Mahoning doliny il ythor.
Evening star., 1932-08-31
HOPES TO EASE CLIMATE.
Gov. Murray Asks Four Million to Build
Oklahoma Reservoirs.

OKLAHOMA CITY, August 81 (P.-
Relief funds of the Reconstruction
Finance Corporation may give Gov.
William Henry Murray chance to try
out his H-year-old idea for tempering
the Southwest's blazing Summer cli-
mate.
Since 1911 he has dreamed of a
system of reservoirs to hold flood
waters and furnish moisture to ease
the hot, dry winds which sweep Okla
homa Now he is applying for a
S600,0 loan from the r. F. c. to start
his experiment with reservoirs north Of
Red River, the Texas Oklahoma bound
ary
These ponds will have to be 10 feet
Deep" Murray said yesterday. Five feet
of water evaporates every year in
Western Oklahoma, but. even if we
didn't get rain for a year, the ponds
would provide moisture enough to af-
fest the climate and crops Of the
State"
He evolved the plan when he OBJ
served that a 350-acre corn crop he
planted in the open in 1911 did not
produce as much as a 10-acre patch
shielded by a marshy forest.
Gov. Murray wants a total of
$4.000.000 from the r. F. C. for Okla
homa relief work In addition to the
reservoir request, he seeks $4,000, 900
for construction of post and farm to-
market roads over two-year period.