davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-18
TIE VALECNE DLHY.

+. . u
Anglia, francia tri mensie
europske staty poziadaly nasu
ytadu, aby i'm dovolila neplatit'
splafky llroky ma valecne
dlhy, splatne na Is. decembra to-
no roku a ably porobila kroky k
vyjednayaniu, Y ktorom by dlhu-
j1ce sttity oslobodene boly cd
d'alsieho splacania alebo> dlhy
i'm holy aspon hodne snizene.
Tato ziadost' sa nemilo dotkla
llasej americkej yerejnosti. Spla-
tlSa, ktora by maia byt' ma budn-
ci mesiac, je ME maliekost', ale
S123,641 ,696, ktore vel'mi potre-
buieme. ked lie deficit nasej Via
dy rastie stale ustavicne.
Dlhnjlice staty sa vyhoyarajn
ma take syoje polozenie a cele-
ho syeta a poukazujl he platenie
{ splatky BY oddialilo zlcpsenie
obclodnyeh pomeroy ma syete.
Fralleia sd odvolava ma doho-
ror jej bgyalello nnilaisterskeho
predsedu Lavala liasim prezi-
denton Hooverofa N slnysle, II
lSed u Europa usporiada yeci
bude lahsie asporiadat veci
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-18

yalecnych dlhou Spojenecke sta
ty 81 uz veci Nemeckom OIL a.
dom valecnyych nahrad usporia-
daily odpustenim skoro celaho OBJ
nosu a je tedy vraj ma rade u
sporiadanie vec1 yaleGnych dl-
hov.
PRECEDENT Hoover pozval 81 bu-
dnceho prezidenta. Rooseyelta. Ma
poradu, axe stanovisko zauiat
voci ziadostiam europskych sta
toy. Roosevelt mu odpovedal, ae
pozvanie priifma. ale nechce
brat zodpovednost' "a to, co te-
raJsia administrators v tel yeci
vykona. Porada bude ma bndiici
tIlzdeil. Zname je, be vynikajici
senatori a kongresmani sn roz-
hodne proti neplateniu splatky a
proti odpnsteniu dlhov ked'ze
len kongres m6ze dlhy odnllst at
alebo snifoVat', Europa bnde mu.
siet akiste decembrovfl splatku
platit'.
ne ale dlznickc staty sa oslo
bodih Cd a 'alsieho plateilia, je
temer istS. Narafieily 10 TAX 81,
kovne, be ineho vychodiska MET
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-18

prace dva-tri roxy. Vas sused do.
stava Wac ako Wy, a mu je to ME
tax potrebne, ako yam. Co je S
tym susedom ma druhej strane,
re dostava Wac ako Wy a jemu je
pomoc ME tax potrebna, ako yam
A co je S tym, co ma peniaze od-
lozene a pyta pomoc? CT neberie
cd dst pokrm niekomu, co mu je
potrebnejsi? Znam jednu rodinu,
ktorej zastavili pomoc preto, le-
bo sused, ktorym sa poyadili,
isiel ich oznamit' vypomocnei or
ganizacii naciganil alebo trn-
bill nevedel co triibi, S vysled-
kom, re ia rodina pre- jeho cigan-
stva nemala co jest "a tri dni.
Lepsie by bolo, keby SINE sa sta
rail- Wac 0 seba ako q susedov.
Ia nest 'astna nenavist Neza-
budnite, re ia zenska, co vysetru-.
je, ze nebude vami plakat'.
Mono, ze yam tol'ko media, kor-
10 Wy chcete, ale nezabudnite, ze
este jest $1,000 osob, Go tiez s1 u
n1dzi.
TAX drahl priatelia, ked sme
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-18
NEZAvIDME ST.

V mojom obchode, W ktorom
som uz osem rokov, obchodujem
najyiac medzi Slovakmi ma Ma
honing doline. CRodim po vset-
kych stranach, kde Slovaci byva-
j1, prichodim do styku chudob-
nymi moznejslmi osobami, pre-
to mann mnohD zklsenostl. Pred
paru dilami som sa shovaral Il
iednou osobou, ktora ma na sta
rosti tisic nldznych robin. Co mi
ia osoba povedala9 A v istej
casti nasho mesta medzi Slovak-
mi je rel'ka zavist'.
TAX som sa rozhodol, ze nieGo
napisem O tel nldzi, Go je uz me,
dzi mani skoro 3 roxy. Tylnto
moJim riadkom sa ma rozumiet
tax, Ee ked mate zayist' v srdci
to ste Wy, sktorNch budem tspoplft
| nat Y mojicht riaa akuch, a ksd
mate sprayedlive srdee. .tak tossna
vas zalezi, ably ste tes dali a pomoc
| ked je mozne tym, 20 sa nacha
kdzajn1 n n1dzi.
i X g4g 49, l y
IA ostatnt fri roxy poniektor1
lnase slovenslse rodiny. zii.jj 4 10 vel
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-18

Ked'ze V tejto dobe roku naS
l'ud "a cele generacie vzdy obra
cal svoje myslienky ku vd 'acno
sti "a pozehnania Cd VSemohil
echo Boha,
Preto ja, Herbert Hoover, pre-
zident Spojenych Statov ustal u
jem a prehlasujem stvrtok, "a
novembra 1882 ia den narodne.
no vd 'akyvzdavania a napomlnan
no, ably sa shromazdil svojicf
chramoch vidal syoje vd,aky
dobrotivei Prezretel 'nosti, kto'
rel vychodi. vsetko nase dobro ]:
d 'alej odporucam, ked 'ze ten
to rok oznacuie dvestorotie, na
rodenia Juraja Washingtona, O.
tea nasei Vlasti. ktoreho neko;
necne sluzby pre- nasu slobodu a
nasu bezpecnost' su pozehnapia.
mi ustavicne obnovovanymi, aby
81 mas Pud obeerstvil pamat' na
jeho prve prehlasenie Vd 'aky
vzdania, ktore pripojuJem a "a
hrhuJem do tohto tohorocneht
prehlasenia:
cod prezidenta Spojenych Sta
toy Ameriky.
PREHLASENIE.
Ked ze je poyinnost'ou vset
kleh narodov uznavat' prezretel
most NSemohlieeho Boha, plnit
.Jeho v6l'u, vd'aGit' sa "a Jeht
dobrodenia a pokorne prosit Ell
ochranu lasku-a ked 'ze OBJ
domy kongresu ma pozladal,
skrz svoj spolocny vyhor 'odpo
rueit' l'udu Spoienych State
den verejneho vd'akyvzdavani
a modlenia, ktory vd acne 81
dcia Hznain tie mnoh6 Ike dc
brodenia Vsemohnceho Boha, me
novite DAME prflezitosti ustano
Wit 81 V pokoji formu vlady pr
ich bezpecnost' st'astie,
Preto odporucam a ustal 'njeI
stvrtok, 26. noyembra, aby S;
l'ud tychto statov oddal do slu
zieb tel vel l'kei slavnej Bytnc
sti, ktora je tym prajnym Pc
yodcom vsetkeho dobrfho co be
10. co je alebo co bude-zeb,
SINE sa vtedy vsetci spojili W
yzdavanf Au nasej uprimnej
pokornej yd' d'aky-za Jeho laska
vi starost' a ochranu l'udu tei
to krajiny prv nez sa stal marc
dom ia tie znacne a mnohona
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-18
KARTOVY VECIERoK
SOKOLOV.

Sbor 146. S. Z. j. Sokol ufo.
riada na nedel u, J q. novembra
kartovy vecierok v svojej Soko-
loyni IA Washington St, na kto-
ry srdecne poyolava svojich pria-
tel'ov slovenske obecenstvo va
bee. Vstupne je len 15c.
vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-18

vo vel'kej nudzi, pytajme 81 a
bude nam dano, nezavid me to-
ho horkeho kus chlebika druhe-
mu okrem v tom pade, ked' mo-
zeme dokazat', re berie cd ust
tomu, co mu je potrebnejsie.
M. j. l..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-18
RoZHLAS YSN.
Ma bud1ci stvrtok sa nepracuje
y poslite svoje dopisy naeas!

Okresny Sbor Slov. Ligy bude
Ease Mikulasom. Dvesto sloven
skych rodin ma Mahoning doline
bude obdarene potravinami ale
DO uhlfm ku Vianociam.
! Anglia a Francia ziadaj1 cd
pustenie dlhov, Grecko neplatl,
Mad 'arsko nemoze take zpra-
Wy doliehaj1 ma usi Ameriky
Prezident Hoover Cd toho sedi-
| vie. Pozval Roosevelta k sebe ma
/ poradu, aby mu dial okilsit tych
prezidentskych sladkosti !.
! Budnceho prezidenta caka rie-
senie otazok valecnych dlhov,
! ODD d)zbrojenia, obnovenia OBJ
chodnych stykov a mandaurskej
otazky mimo mnozstva donna
/ cich otazok. Nebude mat ma ru-
ziach postlane.
1 M1dri Anglicania a Francl1zi
vedia, re Amerika potrebuje ich
podpory jednani 0 mandzdrslSej
otazke = preto 81 pomysleli: da-
"
co "a daco, zadarmo mic
My Wy tiez name tych dlhov
vyse miery - kto nam odEusti?
Medzi demokratmi je vel Ky
boz o to, ci ma byt' odznakom
strany osol alebo kohnt. Preco
ME osol? Ten dobre kopne i1ra-
sne "spieva'!
Youngstownskf Slovaci este nj
kdy sa tax nevyplakah, ako na
sokolskom divadle v nedel'u We
Ger = hovoria nam II, co tam
boil. L'udia 81 podonasali po dive
j tri satky a ami tie i'm nesta-
ely.
Najviac plakala vraj pani An
na Serfelova, ale ona to mala V
tlohe - ona "lidovala a
nou plakali vsetci ostatni: porota
ma javisku i obecenstvo V sieni.
PAM Serfelova dostala nadhern6
llyety "a jej umelecke vykony.
Ma kube zahynulo minuleho
tyzdna dvatislc l'udi povicllri-
ci. A my sa tn zalujemc, ze nam
w nemoze byt' horsie!
PoPovnlkov upozornujeme, "a
a. by nestrlel'pi do drevenlch "a
J. Jacov, ktorych 81 farmari DO poll
bet, vbod;a do vrona aah !,
! nr;zr,, Z; 10 - n;o loo,,n
Pre- vac ;. nro -. ma -
stvo aomol, rator a -
nostma istrov = znamea5 la ~
no u dlbS db5 nast, TIL
;cb bude nrannstenG / !, ! 49, = - :,
vans ~
!, :
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-18
Vyb'o:r.

Ked' znate nieco, co by "a
ujimalo slovakoy napiste to do
nasich novin.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-18

Ked kupujete obchodocb.
ktor6 Y ttchto novinach oznamu.
jd svoj tovar, povedzte, Ie ste fch
ohlasku Gitai Y naaich novin&ch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-11-18
"
Ziaden surovy tabak Y Luckies
-preto su tax mierne

yyhody toho Lucky Strike
eistiaceho processu, opisaneho
' slovach Its toasted. To
je preco 1udia v kazdom meste,
mestecku a dedinke hovoria,
70 Luckies SUI miernou ciga.
retIou.
Evening star., 1932-03-13
MILLS MAKESRLEA
FOR HOOVER PLAN
President Best Informed Man
on Government, He Says, in
Reorganization Appeal.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
A group of House members were in
formed yesterday by a cabinet member
that since the President knows more
about the Government than any other
living man" he should be allowed broad
power to supervise reorganization in
the interests of economy.
Secretary Mills, in his appearance
before the Expenditures Committee,
supported the Presidents view that re-
organization should be accomplished
through the White House.
Democratic leaders of the House,
however, think they should be allowed
to do the consolidating. The Senate
yesterday rejected by two votes a pro-
posal to give the President powers he
has recommended he be given.
Testifies on Merger Bills.
Mills was testifying on several bills to
merge all Government construction ac-
tivities into public works administra-
ton.
He indorsed the idea of the new ad-
mtnistration. but suggested Congress
President decide specifically what agen-
cies to include in it, subject to the ap-
proval of Congress in 80 to 80 days.
The new head Of the Treasury said
the President after all has a broader
and more comprehensive understanding
Of the whole problem Of administration
than any one else"
He added that whenever Congress at
temptS Ito effect one Of these consoli-
dations, II 1t Is important, there is al
ways enough pressure from the out
side to stop it.
That Is what has held up the re-
organisation of the Federal Government
for 20 years." he said
Lukewarm to Martin Plan.
Mills emphasized the necessary con-
gressional approval under the plan he
proposed.
If you don't like what is being done,
you can knock 1t In the head" he said
The cabinet officer was lukewarm to-
ward a suggestion by Representative
Martin, Democrat, OF oregon. that Con-
gress maintain its integrity" by asking
the President to make specific recon-
mendations and act on them.
Mills, using business as an example,
replied that corporation would author
ize its president to effect consultations.
subject to the approval of the board Of
directors. That, he added, would be
"better business"
He agreed, though, that he thought
something could be accomplished by
following Martins suggestion.
Evening star., 1932-03-13

was warned by his personal physician
yesterday that he must slacken the pace
or risk serious danger to his health.
DR.. william Schroeder, IT., revealed
in q statement that the mayor had suf-
fered a collapse in the presence of
three physicians Thursday and had lost
consciousness for S or 10 minutes. He
was not able to leave the institute for
an hour.
I'VE found no definite pathology of
the heart" Dr. Schroeder said, but
the mayors present rundown condition
is a warning that unless he conserves
his physical and nervous energy some
thing definite in the way Of a perma-
nent affection Of the heart is likely to
develop"
None the less, Mayor Walker presided
Evening star., 1932-03-13

tributions to pay salaries and expenses
OF his staff. was sentenced to two years
in Leavenworth Penitentiary today and
fined $1,000.
Karchmer was found guilty earlier
this week by Jury in q. s. District
Court, which convicted him on three
counts Of using the mails to defraud.
Florence johnson. clerk In Karch-
mer's Chicago infants free-milk depot
Office, furnished the convincing evi-
dence. Sent to spy out evidence of
racketeering, she obtained her position
in the Office and then took notes of the
daily receipts and expenditures and sup
piled the Government with the evi-
dence.
A motion for a new trial was over
ruled and probation was refused.
Evening star., 1932-03-13
WOMAN SELECTED HEAD
OF CONGRESS IN INDIA
Dictator Names Her Successor as
Police Arrest Him; "a In
jured in Riots.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW DELHI, India, March ia
woman became dictator of Indian Ma
tional Congress today with the arrest Of
Maulana Abdul Kalan Azad, who NOM
mated Mrs. Zutshi, well known Nation
'alist, as his successor.
Mrs. Zutshi has three daughters in
prison at Lahore for violation of the
emergency ordinances while they were
successfully dictators Of the provincial
congress organization in Lahore Prov
tnce.
This was a turbulent day in New
Delhi. Police charged, firing in the air,
when a crowd of 10000 Moslems and
Hfndus gathered in violation of the law.
Not until nightfau was the situation
brought under control, and by that time
"a persons had been hurt.
There also were six arrests for IL
legal manufacture of salt.
Evening star., 1932-03-13
SUNDAY WASHINGTON D. MARCH 1932PART ONE

Rarcbmer was ordered taken into Gus
todv without an appeal bond although
the court allowed 60 days for perfecting
the appeal.
States district attorney, said the evi-
dence showed Karchmer himself pock-
eted about go per cent of the funds
Collected ostensibly for free-milk dis
tributiop,
Evening star., 1932-03-13
FORD PARADERS QUIET

CLEVELAND. March II R.-Be-
tween 60 and &c men and few women
and children marched around the Ford
Motor Co. plant here today, jeering and
carrying banners labeled Protest the
Detroit Massacres." Three vatchful
police squads reported the denionStra-
ton "uneventful."t
Evening star., 1932-03-13

over q meeting Of the Board Of Esti-
mate for several hours, when he
learned that Aldermanic President Jo-
seph v. Mckee was Ill with cold, and
later went to his once to greet q group
of visiting Olympic athletes.
Evening star., 1932-03-13
THE WEATHER

District of Columbia-Partly cloudy
today and tomorrow; little change in
temperature; moderate winds, mostly
northwest
Maryland and Virginia-Partly cloudy
today and tomorrow; snow ffurries in
extreme west portions today; not much
change in temperature.
West Virginia-Partly cloudy. prob
ably snow fiurries in north portion to-
day and tomorrow; not much change in
temperature
Evening star., 1932-03-13
The Sun and Moon.
Rainfall.

Monthly rainfall in inches in the
Capital (current month to date:
Evening star., 1932-03-13
Report for Last "a Hours.
Tide Tables.

Highest, 90, at 400 pm. Year ago, 40
Lowest, 26, at 800 am. Year ago, 20.
Evening star., 1932-03-13
Panama City Swelters.

PANAMA CITY, March II R.-
Panama City sweltered yesterday in a
temperature of SO degrees and IN Bal.
boa Heights the Thermometer registered
90. making it the hottest day OF the
wear
Evening star., 1932-03-13

Deep seat, comfort
able, tapestry lounge
chair splendidly uphol-
stored in a high grade
tapestry of several
beautiful patterns. Re-
versible spring seat.
Evening star., 1932-03-13

Screen grid Philco
with electric dynamic
speaker and Pentode
tube.
Evening star., 1932-03-13
CHARITY RACKETEER
is GIVEN TWO YEARS
Declared to Have Pocketed 80 Per
Cent of Funds Collected for
Free Milk.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, March 12-Jacob Karch-
mer, convicted charity racketeer who
took more than 10 per cent of his con-
Evening star., 1932-03-13
WALKER IS WARNED
AFTER "COLLAPSE"
Mayor Unconscious 5 or 10 Min.
utes Under Doctors Care, but
Resumes Official Duties.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 12-Mavor
James j. Walker. after collapsinR while
being examined at Rockefeller Institute
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-11
Fleet To Hold
Battle Practice

LOS ANGELES, April II. U.H)-
The navy moved out to sea today
l04 surface vessels and 300 aircraft
in great display of war strength
to participate in force battle prac-
tice.
Squadrons of the United States
fleet prepared to fire at targets in
the area of San Clemente island
Forces participating in the exercise
will include 10 battleships, 16 light
cruisers. go destroyers, six giant "
type submarines, two aircraft car
riers and 10 towing vessels and
minesWeepers.
NeWSpapermen, photographers and
civilians were barred from viewing
the exercises because of certain
special maneuverS and new gun
merry developments to be employed
by the fleet in this years practice
Admiral Richard H. Leigh, COM
mander of the battle force will di-
rect the exercises, while air opera
tions vii be directed by Rear Ad-
miral Harry E. Yarnell, from the
Saratoga.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-11
hit AND RUN
DRIVER KILLS
BRAWLEY CHILD

Gloria AlcareZ, 4-year-old daugn'
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ricardo Al
carez 1864 G street, Brawley, is
DEAD today, the victim OF a hit ana
run driver whose car struck her
down in front of her parents nome
and raced away without stopping.
This was about $3.50 yesterday
afternoon. Bob Cordill OF tne
Brawley police department was in
vcstigating the case today, and had
the help of the sheriff's office here.
What steps had been taken to ap-
prehend the driver of the death car
were not divulged.
Through the efforts OF the sher.
ifs office, however, it is believed
some definite clue to the identity OF
the hit and run driver will be un-
covered soon.
The girl was knocked to the pave
ment as she started to cross the
street. Seeing the car coming, she
started back to the curb, but was
too late. She was struck down and
killed almost instantly. 1t was
believed a Mexican was driving the
car
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-11
FARM BUREAU PASSES FOUR
RESOLUTIONS ON DISTRICT

Four resolutions concerned di-
rectly or indirectly with the finan-
cial situation of the Imperial Ir-
rigation district were passed Sat-
urday afternoon by the farm bu-
reau directors who met in special
session at the court house.
The first resolution points out
that while the district board has
made cuts in the pay and personnel
of the operating and maintenance
departments OF the district, and
that such cuts have been so con-
siderable as to endanger the prop
er maintenance OF the canal and
levy system, the farm bureau be-
lieVeS that there are men on the
district payroll not essential to the
proper functioning of the system,
and demands the discharge of all
political hangerS-on. publicity men,
Investigators and others not essen
tial to the operation and mainten-
ance of the system.
The second resolution is concern
ed with the resolution recently
passed by the irrigation district
board as a result of the protests
of the farm bureau and which pro-
vides that water tolls paid may be
applied in part payment of the
current installment of the current
irrigation district assessment.
The resolution states that the
farm bureau believes that such a
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-11
Britain Firm In
Reply To Ireland

LONDON, April II. (U.P)-Great
Britain, in its reply to President
Eamon de Valera of the Irish Free
State on the oath of allegiance and
land annuities. reaffirmed "in un-
mistakable language that it will
stand absolutely by the treaty
settlement" j. H. Thomas, domin-
ions secretary, told the house of
commons today.
Thomas announcement was a
reply to a question by Arthur
Lansbury, Laborite. He said in
view of the great Importance of
the communications between Brit
ain and the Free State, the gov
eminent had decided to make the
texts available Immediately as a
white paper" Therefore, he would
not attempt to summarize them
himself.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-11
TRIAL OF THREE
RICHFLELD OIL
OFFICERS BEGINS

LOS ANGELES, April II. U.Hr-
The trial of three former high Of
ficials of the Richfield Oil COM
pany opened here today with at
torneys attempting to select the
jury which will rule on the counts
of grand theft and conspiracy
brought against the trio.
The men, James A. Talbot, for
mer chairman of the board; c. M.
Fuller, president, and r. w. Nc
at counsel table as the attorneys
went through the preliminaries of
questioning prospective veniremen.
The defendants are accused spe-
officially of the theft Of $245 1926
from the company, once listed as a
s124 100000 organization.
The state contends the men
turned the money to private usage
and to bolster Richfield stock when
it started to drop on the stock ex-
change.
Eight men and four women COM
posed the first tentative jurors
calleG in Superior Judge Leon
Yankwich's court.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-11
HEAVY VOTING
REPORTED in
LOCAL CONTEST

Unusual interest in civic affairs
was manifested today as 780 Ell
Centro voters had made their way
to the polls at 2 o'clock, and as
voting promised to continue heavy
throughout the afternoon and un-
til polls close at 7 o'clock tonight.
Election of three councilmen, a
city treasurer, city clerk and voting
on the proposition of bonds for a
new $185,00O outfall sewer, furn-
ished the questions of the day.
Every other incorporated town in
Imperial Valley was in the throes
of election, with voting reported
very heavy in Brawley, where only
one polling place is open, and
nothing more than usual in Calex-
leo, Holtville and other towns.
Three polling places are open in
Ell Centro. A check at 2 o'clock
showed 391 votes had been cast at
the city hall, 220 at Lincoln school,
and 1863 at the Veterans Memorial
hall.
Ell Centro has a registration Of
3293. Less than half this number
usually casts votes at city elec-
ton.
Candidates for election to the
city council are w. j. Clements, r.
E. Couch, Fred j. Gianola, D. l..
linn, A. N. Bucklin, Charles Ander-
son, ]. A. Hall and Charles Ike.
Soekinp election as city treasurer
are C. H. H. Small and d. L. Good
rich. John c. Neale is the only
candidate for city clerk.
Only one proposition is on the
ballot for the decision of voters. 1t
is that of a $185,000 bond issue to
construct an outfall sewer. Expon-
ents of the bond issue declare the
present sewer in a dangerous con-
dition of decay.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-11
k|DNAPER
ONE WHO
WAS PAID
Positive Identification
Made Before Lindbergh
Gave Over Money.
HOLDING SUSPECT
New Jersey Police Head
Denies Demand Made
For Gold Payment.

TRENTON, N. j., April II. (U.P)-
Col. H. Norman Schwartzkopf in
his morning press bulletin on the
Lindbergh kidnapping case said
today:
las stated in previous bulletins
the identification of the person to
whom the ransom was paid was
satisfactorily established as being
the same as the original means
of the identification specified
identification was of such nature
that only the real kidnaper could
have furnished it.
No further contact with the kid
napers has been established. There
is no foundation for the report
that an exchange of currency has
been requested.
Several departments in other
states are following the move
ments Of Abe Wagner and Harry
Fleischer and have been reporting
their progress to us. This investi-
cation is being continued and as
soon as they are apprehended in
formation of the same will be Is
sued through the bulletin.
investigators today are contin-
uing to check on the story of the
suspicious character referred to. II
is expected that this investigation
will be concluded today" This re-
ferred to the man arrested in
New York;