davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-24
Is MLADfKOV GRADUOVALo
20 SLOW. BENEDIKTfNsKEJ
VYSSEJ SKoLY.
Chovanci mali prvy alumnisticky
den.

Dna 9. j1na bola v slovenskej
Benediktinskej Vyssej Skole v
Clevelande druha graduaena slav
most. Dvadsat'pat' mladfkov do
stale diplomy. Den predtym Dol
prvy alumnisticky den. Graduan-
tt predosleho roku ako toho
roku zapocali svoj program sv.
omsou, ktor1 NAL DIP. Juraj L'u.
ba, OSB., moderator alumnisti-
ckej organizacie. Vsetci gradu-
anti a Wac nez dvadsat' chovan.
GOV prist1pilo ku stolu Pana. Po
omsi bola rocna schodza. Trad
nfci podali zpravy. Clevelandska
kapitola pri rozlicnych zabavach
nagazdovala .225 dolarov. Bolo
rozhodnute, aby kazdy chovanec
platil dollar ako roSny prispevok.
Predseda Andrej Slimak' pod'a-
koval vsetkym "a ich horliv1
pracu pre-, dobro alumnistickej
organizacie. DIP. Juraj L'uba, o.
s. B., ponajprv gratuloval nasim
choyancom, ktorf boil v kolegiu-
me sv. Prokopa, "a ich dobry re-
kord, ktory tam urobili.
Po sch6dzi Dol obed, ktory dal
pripravit' vel'adp. Celestin Drex-
Ter, OSB. Toastmajstrom Dol An.
drej Slim&k. Hlavnf recnfci boil
DIP. Juraj L'uba, OSB., q ar. j..
AndriSek. o jednej chovanci "a
hrai ma lobdu 3 graduantami.
Pri' tejto hre chlapci sa lepsie
rospoznali. tn j tam bolo vidiet
ako jeden druh6mn radil, kan
md fst' do tkoly, ak6 xk1senosti
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-24
PIKN1K P1KNIK

Yo. SLOW. Politicky Klub uspo-
riada piknik nedel'u, 3. julia ma
pana Antalfkovej farme, So. Me-
ridian Road. Preto povolavame
vsetky slovenske politicke kluby
v Mahoning doline, jako muzske
tax zenske, sa zhcastnit' tohto
pikniku. Budeme mat vselijake
Sporty, baseball atd'. V bud1cno.
sti opfseme, aky program zabav-
ny vybor pripravil. Nezabudnite
ma 3. jdla ma piknik Yo. Slov.
Politickeho Klubu.
Zabavny vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-24
Pikniky . a zabavy
PIKNIK SLOW. DEM. KLUBU
v CAMPBELL.

Campbellsky Slov. Demokrati-
cky Klub bude odbyvat' piknik
teraz v nedel'u ma Petrovicovej
farme, ma konci Robinson Rd.
Jozef Makovsky je .riaditel'om
pikniku, ktoremu ma pomoci bu.
de nasledovny vybor: pani Maria
K. Burey, pani Maria Janecko,
PAM Anna Swantek, Michal Bar
tos Jozef Vansuch.
Ma pikniku bude zahrana base.
ball hra makkou lobdou medzi
elenmi klubu z Haselton Camp
bell. ',..> ="
Obecenstvo je srdecne pozvanf.
V1bor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-24

VYSE su obrazen diva kpac odevy novse mdy ko bud este
vykroeneje nez kedy pokryvla
osmahlosti ohoto leta rosiahlejsa
Modni EXPERT hovor kupacie odevy sa yytvorene o,
uzoenost ako krasu Yorksky moda hovor
Moderna cce pav ked e upacie orezie on vern
nemoze pavat vem esi je obtazena adam
pana Nasledkom toho 1882 kupae lax
mozeme sozna tuna zorazenyh
ednoduche barvy budu ob ackoyek eo
odvy podavane mnohh
pravdaze kym mate pozok paprslekov medz
kupanm obaja muA zen kupauc
cgaeach vdychova dym pemny 1882
kupac odv o vo odstranenu stych necot ko
nachadzaju kazdom lku tabakovom
vau chyny susac process obsahuuc ultra -aov papeky
Me cudo ne 10000 lekarov ma
zuman hovora odovodnuu
re Luckies su mene drazdiace nez cigarette
Pave TAX ako e rozdie odevom nennotorn
odevom nosenym len nkoko zpky rozdieI medz
Lucky Strike skutoene modernou cgaretu cgou vyrobenou
sarodavnymi zasara1ymi metodami
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-24
PIKNTK SLOW. EVANJ. JED.
NOTY, :,

Khb SLOW. Evani. Jedno-
ty v Youngstown usDoriaar vel
ky piknik ma nedel'u, 26. jlina
popoludni v krasnej zahrade pa
ma Antalika ma South Meridian
Road (prvy dom vl'avo od Ma
honing Ave.). Povolavame vset-
kych Slovakov Mahoning a j.
nych okresov zabavit' sa s nami.
Ia dobrn zabavu ruci Vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-24
SCHODZA HASELTONSKEdO
SPOLKU TATRA.

Haseltonsky Slovensky Spolok
Tatra bude odbyvat' schodzu v
nedel'u, 26. jtina popoludni /.
hodine v skolskej miestnosti O.
sadly Sv. Alzbety ma Haseltine
Ave. Ma sch6dzu sd pozvani vse.
tel ddovia Tatra Spolku. Prfdu
ma pretras dobre navrhy i inc
veci, tykajdce sa spolku. Preto
bratia dostavte sa kazdy jeden ma
tito sch6dzu.
s bratskym pozdravom,
j. Kacenga, zap
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-24
YoUNGsTOWNsKY v NEMOO1
PoDP0RUJtC1 sPoLOK
TATRA.

Uradhiei: Jossf Martinko, predssds,
s55 Carlton St. josef Mudroh, pod
predssda. 53a g. HassMood Ave. -
stsfan Novotnt, dStavnik. l04 Esst
Myrtle Ave. ~ Andrsj Adamko, %.
kladnfk, 1854 Oak 81. - Martin M
r1Dsky FrantiSsk Hudik, dosorsoviA.
6shedss vyd,Navajd = ka1dd prvs
l1da'1 nssiasi Jkols ,ev. Oysilla
! 4s41Sda ) 3 Nod pspoludnf.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-24

stin Drexler, OSB., a prosil gra-
duantov, ably boil vernf vychove,
ktora i'm bola dana v Benedik-
tinskej vyssej skole. Napokon DIP.
Ivan Kramoris, OSB., zakl'hcil
slavnost' recou. Blahozelal gra-
luantom a povzbndzoval ich, aby
tiestli m6zu j nad'alej pokracovali
sthdiach, a ably 81 vybrali kato-
llcke dstavy ma ich vyssie uee-
MIA.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-24
SCH0DZA POLIT. KLUBU MA
ETEELTON.

Slovensky Politicky Klub ma
Steelton bude odbyvat' svoju
riadnu sch6dzu v nedel u, 26. il.
ma vecer 8. hodine pod kosto-
lom osady Mena Jezis. Vsetci t.
dovia klubu by mali prfst' ma to-
to sch6dzu a zdcastnit' g. zaujf-
maveho pojednavania.
s dctou
Pavel ondash, predseda.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-24

Mike Felt, 7rocny chlapec z {.
III Gordon Ave-, Campbell, u
tratil oko ' automobilovej neho-
de. Jeho otec zaloval a porotny
sud prisddil chlapcovi nahradu v
sumo $4,000.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-24
GRtCEE zELkzlg1Cx
Y RuKACH FRANOozEKYulH

Zpravy, ze Francia snazf sa
dostat' kontrolu zeleznfc na Bal
kane a Y strednej Europe boly
.podoprete nzavretfm smlnvy me-
''zi skupinou francilzskyeh finan.
cnikov a greckou vladou. DFa
smluyy, greeke statne I zelcznice
prechadzajti do spravy francdz-
skej budl vedene co snkromny
podnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-24
PRfDTE MA PUf K P. MARI
LEVOtSKEJ "a. JULIA.

Katolfcka Slovac Amerike sa
moze dozaista radovat', ze SINE
sa dozili toho, re teraz name svo.
je miesto, kde mozeme ist' ma o.
pravdivl put kazdorocne, ako
ma Slovensku. Nemusime az teraz
putovat' po inych mcstach alebo
krajinach, ked mame\v Bedfor-
de ma ''HORE' klastora ctihod.
sestier Vincentianok nasu vlast.
MI kaplnku, kde sa odbvvaj1 od-
pusty kazdoroene, tax isto. ako
v kraji v LEvOGI, ktoru vysva-
til ten vel'ky priatel' slovenske.
no katolickeho Pudu Amerike,
osvp. biskup Joseph Schrembs,
d. d., 5. oktobra 1890, v pritom-
nosti 10000 zast,lpu Slovensktho
katolickeho l'udn, k iicte Fanny
Marie IIevocskei. Minnldho roku
pocet p1tnikov na poboznostiach
,odpuste presahoval $4,000, me-
dzi mimi boil sloy. katolici II
statov, ba al Y Kanady. Tohto
roku ocakAva sa, he skrz zlych
robotnvch pomerov kat. SlovaG
z1castni sa este vo vaGsom pocte
alo minuleho roku. to so vset-
kych koncin Ameriky. TT, ktori
pre- dial 'ku nebud1 sa m0ct' III
castnit' odpustu, mozu zaslat'
lnalu hrivnu tym neiinavnym pra-
covnfckam, sestrickam Bed
ford, a ony sa "a vas vrdcne po-
modlia v kaplnke pred sochou
Fanny Marie Levocskej, poeas
odpustovych poboznosti, ably ona
vam vyprosila mnoht milosti pred
tr6nom jej jedineho Syna v nebe-
siach, elm tiez napom6zete tym
dobrym sestrickam ich financ-
nej t'arche, ktorh radosti INA
sajii, odkedy postavily novf mo-
derny klastor, ktorI boil tax nu.
the potrebny pre- vfchovu deer
kat. Slovace ma STAY sestersky
Ako minuleho roku, tax al teraz
program poboznosti bude bohaty
bude rozhlasovant po celych
pozemkoch "a vsetky tri dni skr2
radio stanicu H-O.R-A cd rama
az do veeera, takze kazdy a kaz-
da pocuje vsetko pocas celeho
odpustu. Nasi .duchovni pastier
vypracovali bohaty program, kto
~ je uz hotovy k uverejneniu ,
! nasich 'slovenskych casopisoch
Tieto odpustove poboznosti budt
nieeo krasneho, preto apelujeme
na vas vsetkych, prid tie vsetci ns
put k Panne Marii Levocskei 2.
3. 4. julia. s dctou
Ia Clevelandsky Diecezaln,
Sbor S.. s. X, ~,
Jozef Klucar, predseda.
Michal M. Klesch, tai.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-24

Ked' mate rodinnf, spolko-
vi, klubovt alebo osadnd uda-
lost, opfste to . za5lite uverei-
nit do ttchto novfn. Zpr&vy :
neobchodn6 &opisy uverejhujems
sdarma.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-24
Spolkove zpravy
SCH0DZA SLOVENsKEJ 20.
LITICKEJ FEDERACIE.

Sch6dza Slovenskej Politickej
Federacie bude odbyvana v pom.
delok vecer, ~. jlna Y skole O.
sadly Sv. Cyrilla Methoda. Ka-
zdy zastupca a zastupkyna ma
sa zncastnit' tejto sch6dze.
J. g. Kocis, tai.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-24
MNoHO SK6Tov sA
VRAUIA DOMoV

Anchor Line oznamuje, ze toho
roku mnoho Sk6tov vracia sa,
pre- zle pomery, z Ameriky do
NOV. Tato spolocnost' prevezla
"a pol roka vyse 5000 vyst'aho-
valcov Ameriky do Sk6tska a
severneho Irska.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-24

Potion asi o pol 4. mali SINE
vglet do Bedford, Ohio. Tam mas
9Th. Milosrdne sestry slovenske
laskave a radostne privitaly.
ked' SINE sa tam zabavili asi dive
nodiny, eth. sestra Prodstavena,
sr. M. Berchman FijaIko zavola-
la vsetkych ma olovrant. Kazdy
sa obcerstvil dobre citil, zvla.
stne ked' Jozef Duracinsky a
Kornelius Mahal zacali Homediu
predstavovat'. Vecer alumnisti-
cky den zakl '1cil sa privatnym
tancom, ktory boil hale sv. Be-
nedikta.
Tito boil zvoleni "a iiradnfkov
alumnistickej organizacie ma rok
1932-1933: Jan Tocek 2 Lake
wood, preds., Ednard I('icon 2
Clevelandu podprcds., Jan Janki,
tai. DIP. Jan Zeman, OSB.. pokl.
Vo stvrtok graduaGna slav-
most otvorila sa omSou pod a
kovania. - Omsu slilzil DIP. Pas
chal Kavulic, O. s. b. Vccer o s
/ studenti ako ich rodicia zna-
mi shromazdili Sa do sienc osady
sv. Benedikta. DIP. rektor Ivan
Kramoris, .OSB., najprv privftal
Tsetkych pritomnych. V nepri-
tomnosti najdp. Gregora Vanis-
caka, OSB., diplomy rozdaval
vdp. Celestin Drexler, OSB. Di-
| plomy dostali: Peter AdamGin.
Stefan Benko, Jan Blahunka, E.
duard Gloon, Jan Fedorka, Fran
tisek Flip, Jan Hlebik, Michal
J Hornak, Juraj Kavulic, Jan
Kmetz, Stanislav Korbel, Stefan
Krupiak, Jan Kurdilla, Jan Po-
tlobnik, Marcellus Ruazinski, Jan
Soltis, Jan Tomcko, Stefan Tu-
rocy, Jozef Urbancik, Anton ia.
huranec, Eduard Wierzbowski.
Zlaty medal "a najlepsi pro-
speech v nabozenskej triede dostal
Jan Kurdilla, "a prikladne cho-
vanie Jan Kmetz, "a najlepsi
prospech v slovencine Andrej Hu.
dak,. "a najlepsf prospech v slo-
venskom recnictve Eduard Ci-
con, "a najvyssie znamky STU
diach Jozef Papcun TV-9243
Ivan Lednicky III-91. 90, Michal
Hudae II-94.07, Jozef Kojis II
92.15.
| Odmeny "a prve vyznamenania
V st1diach zfskali 81 Jan Kurdilla
IV-91.s3, Stefan Benko "
Gilt, Stanislav Korbel IV-9O.37,
Eduard Konek III-90.O4. And
reg PadiSak $1,000, Michal
Conko 10000, Emil Seliga /
91.90, Stefan Petras I-91 80.
Jan Andrej I-91.S1, Emil Led.
nicky I-91.03, Stefan Fech I
91.O3.
| Druhe vyznamenania dostali
Juraj Kavulic IV-s9.44, Jan
TomGko 1V-S6.12, Eduard Cicon
V-86.04, Marcellus Rudzinski
1V-S5.0O, Joz. Durica III-s9. .O4
Valentin Sopko IIT-SS.4O, Jozef
Tomasik II-8S.18, Jozef Spisak
II-S9.03, Jozef Franc H-SS. 40.
Jozef Carach II-S7.62, Michal
Beres II-S6.29, Pavel Bidlencik
1880, Andrej Horvath /
$500, Frantisek Peregin I-87. OF.
Herman Carach I-86.92.
Cestne vyznamenania obdrzali
Villain Bercik III-S4.84, Anton
Bonk HI-84.64, Jan Kvokacka
! SABA, Stefan Ballek I-s4.25,
Stefan Forgac I-S4.o3, Emery
Vizsolyi III-83.22, Eduard Pal
ko HI-82.96, Jan Leonard II
| 82.7O, Michal Sikora III-82.6O,
Eduard Kandra I-81.51, Jozef
| Urbancik IV-81.OO.
! Literu "B" atletike dostali /:
Anton Zahuranec, Wilhelm Ber-
elk, Martin Dolak, Walter Tro-
chymowicz, Eduard Konek, Ju-
raj Kavulic, Stefan sedlaeko,
! Jozef Cizmar, Andrei Hudak.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-24

Ked' mate nie6o No zreparo.
vanis, a1ebo potrebujets pomoc
dajts xarobit' slovkkom slo.
vsnk6ml
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-24

thoda na Centerline Ave.
b) Pochod sa pohne 8. hodine
rano .po Centerline, a hore Van
Dyke Ave. do parku ma 13. mile.
% CAST II. @:
Nabozenska.
l. Sv. omsa II. hodine pred
poludn1m.
Celebrant: Rev. Frantisek Du.
bosh, hi. duchovnv |. X. S.
J. a podpredseda S. S. X. 2
Cleveland. Ohio.
Jahen: Rev. Stefan Kocis, HI.
duchovnv /. X. s. Il. J. a Glen
Vyk. Vyb. S.S.K., z Yonngs.
town, Ohio.
Podjahen: Rev. Florian Kon-
drla, Glen Vyk. Vyb. S. s. K,
z Leckrone, Pa.
7 Ceremoniar: Rev. Viktor r.
/ Klimko, z Owosso, Mich.
Akoliti: Rev. Jan Blasko a
Benjamin Katroscik. ..
Pri oltari ma .trone bude pred
sedat' pocas tejto sv. omse Rt.
Rev. Jozef K. Plagens, d. d.,
svatiaci biskup Detroit, Mich,
v pritomnosti Rev. M. Durbala a
st. Seci viacerych inych kna-
zov.
2. Slavnostn1 kazen povie Rev.
Jan w. Krispinsky, tajomnik S.
S. X. z Cleveland, Ohio.
3. Pod sva atou omsou slovensk6
nabozne piesne spievat' bude spe-
vokol osady Sv. Cyrilla a Metho.
da Detroit, Mich.
g.. CAST III.
Recnicka.
l. Kapela osady Sv. Cyrilla a
Methoda Rossford, Ohio, zahra
americkl hymnu "Star Spangled
Banner. ..
g.. Spevokol osady Sv. Cyrilla
a Methoda Detroit, Mich, "a
.spieva slovenslu hymnu, "Hej
Siovaci".
3. Privitanie obecenstva, pred.
seda w. Slov. Katol. Dna, Rev
Pavel Palka, z Rossford, Ohio.
4, Slovenska rec slavnostneht
recnika Rev. Klema Hrtanka
biskupskeho radcu predsedu S
S. K. Homestead, Pa.
5. Koncert kapely Sv. Cyri1ls
a Methoda 2, Rossford, Ohio.
6. Anglicka rec sekretara sta
tu Michigan, pana Franka d
Fitzgerald. @..
7. Spev <'Hory, hory, hory
:ierne,'' inc piesne zaspievs
spevokol Sv. Cyrilla a Method;
Detroit, Mich.
8. 'Kratsie reel slovenskych {
anglickych recnikov.
9. Korunovanie Kral 'ovny Nv
SLOW. Kat. Dna.
10. Koncert spevokolu ka
pely.
CAST ".
Z&bavn&. .-.
l. O 1. hodine popoludni We
refine cvicenie Sokolov, Sokoliel
a podrostu 16. zupy SLOW. Kat
Sokola.
2. O 2. hodine rome hry a "a
vody.
3. o 3. hodine baseballova hrs
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-24

Slovsnskk Liga je ySsnkrod-
n. 1stanovixsh, vstupnjte 40 neji
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-24
CAST ".
Z&bavn&.

l. O l. hodine popoludni We.
refine cvicenie Sokolov, Sokoliek
a podrostu Is. zupy SLOW. Kat
Sokola.
2. O 2. hodine rome hry a "a.
vody.
3. o 3. hodine baseballova hra
6iat Sv. Jozefa Owosso, Mich
a Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda z Det-
roit, Mich.
4. Vystava slovenskych vysi-
viek.
S. Vol'na tanecnA zabava.
Uradnici:
Rev. j. Zalibera, DESTINY pred.
seda, Detroit, Mich.
Rev. Pavel Palka, predseda,
Rossford, Ohio.
Rev. Viktor Klimko, podpred-
seda, Owosso, Mich.
G. G. Petruska, podpredseda,
Niles, Mich.
Advokat ]. ]. Rusinack, po-
kladnfk, Detroit, Mich.
Albin Roman, dctovnfk, Det.
roit, Mich.
J. ]. Jurco, tajomnik, Detroit,
Mich. (
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-24
PROGRAM

PRE- Nv. SLOW. KATOL. DEN
michiganskeho lzemia odbyvane-
ho 4. julia ma 13 Mile Road a Van
Dyke Highway, Detroit, Mich.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-24
CAST I.
Pochod.

a. Uctive s1 ziadan1 vsetcia II,
ktori vlastnia svoje automobily,
mech sa dostavia $50 rano ku
kostolu osady Sv. Cyrilla Me-
thoda ma Centerline Ave
b) Pochod sa pohne O 8. hodine
rano .po Centerline, hore Van
Dyke Ave. do parku ma 13. mile.
cyyT, Tr
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-24

Pavel 0ndash, predseda.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-21
DISABLED VETS
WANT JOBS OR
FULL DISABILITY

SAN DIEGO. June 21. U.P)-Jobs
or 100 per cent disability ratings
for Disabled American Veterans OF
the World War who received their
injuries IN actual combat. is one
Of the demands which has been
placed before the national conven-
ton OF the organization here.
The proposal was voiced by z.
Claude Babcock. national COM
mander IN his first convention ad-
dress. Bahcock pointed out that
thousands q men who are rated by
the government as only slightly
disabled have been refused jobs
By the government because Of their
disabilities
IF the government finds they
are not fit 10 work for the govern
ment, then the government should
rate them accordingly" Babcock
declared.
Principal session Of the conven-
ton will be held Wednesday when
the delegates viii be asked to vote
on the various issues confronting
them.
Already the fight over next years
convention city has begun with
Portland. Ore. and Cincinnati,
Ohio, both yieing for the honors.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-21
Jury To Decide
Damage Action

That another day may be neces-
sary before the $70,457 damage suit
of Mrs. Clara Barga and Everett
Turner can be given to the jury
was possible today as attorneys
continued presentation Of evidence
in Judge A. c. Finney's department
of the superior court.
Defendants in the suit are
Curt Sparks, j. P. Mcqueen and
the Imperial Valley Milk Pro-
.ducers' association. Sparks is
named as driver of a truck struck
by an automobile driven by Mar
shall Barga, husband of Mrs.
Barga. Mcqueen was owner of the
truck, which was hauling milk for
the association.
Barga died from injuries suf-
fered in the accident. Turner, who
was riding with him, was seriously
injured. The complaint charges
Sparks was responsible for the ac-
cident because he stopped on the
highway a mile and half west
of Holtville, and turned south with
out signaling. This was last
August 9.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-21
Saturday Deadline
For Filing Papers

With Saturday noon as their
deadline. candidates and prospec-
tive candidates for various Offices
open at the next election today
were hurrying through the routine
necessary TO have themselves off
cially declared as candidates.
Latest reports at the county
clerks office showed that A. Y.
Preble has filed for reelection as
supervisor from the Imperial dis
trict. and that George Connolly has
filed in opposition to Preble. Hugh
Osborne has filed nomination pa
pers as supcrviSorial candidate from
the FL Centro district. Roy Rum
sey also filed yesterday for this
race.
j. E. Simpson OF Fl Centre has
filed nomination papers making
him a candidate for state senator
Ernest r. Utley said today his nom
nation papers for United States
from this district are
ready. but he was IN doubt as TO
whether he will file.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-21
FIREMEN HAVE
LIVELY BATTLE
AT JUNK YARD
Spectacular Blaze Draws
Large Crowd To Fourth
And Main Streets.

Sam Danenberg's junk yard, long
landmark on Main street, was
the scene of a disastrous fire
shortly after o'clock last night
when firemen battled successfully
to confine the flames to the yard
and to save buildings within the
tall fences surrounding the place.
Fire Chief Tom Reams estimated
the loss at between $4,000 and $4,000
and said today the origin was
undetermined as yet.
After three hours of frenzied
fighting the flames were under
control but fire still burned today
in vast store of grain sacks, tires
and hides.
Watchmen remained at the site
all night and all day today to
make certain there was no fur
ther outbreak of fire. Chief Reams
said it will be necessary to put
more water on the refuse from
time to time as a precautionary
measure.
Flying sparks endangered sur
rounding property and necessitated
the assistance of volunteers in for
nation of bucket brigade to ex-
tinguish flames on roofs as
quickly as sparks alighted.
Loading platforms, offices and
three store rooms were not dam
aged. One small storeroom con-
tained between eight and 10 tons
Of old paper, it is said.
Traffic Officers Bill Tackett and
Louie Mitchell saw the fire first
and turned in the alarm. When
firemen arrived the flames had
burst through the roof of the
store rooms and swirls of greasy
black smoke rolled skyward.
The fire attracted record crowd
of spectators and equipment was
summoned from Calexico to stand
by in case of emergency. A brisk
wind which shifted several times,
added to the hazards of the
firemen.
Danenberg was out of town last
night and could not be reached
today. 1t is said there was in
surance sufficient to cover the loss,
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-21
Deyine AT Outs
With Missions

ALBUQUERQUE. N. NJ, June 2l
WP)-Joe Devine, noted baseball
scout, announced here today his
connection with the San Francis
co Missions of the Pacific coast
league was ended.
Devine. who during II years
scouting for the Pittsburgh Pirates
sent to the majors such players
as Paul and Lloyd Waner. Ray
Kremer, Joe Cronin. Dick Bartell
and Larry French, became man
ager of the Missions last June. He
had a three year contract
Last month the Missions removed
him as manager and sent him 10
Albuquerque TO scout the Dons, a
Mission farm, in the Arizona
Texas-New Mexico league.
The connection with the club
has now ended entirely, Devine
said, upon receipt of a telegram
from President Joe Bearwald. The
telegram charged Devine had brok-
en- his contract by failing to make
daily reports of the Dons.
Devine said he will present a
claim against the Missions to base
balls national executive committee.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-21
STILL SELECTING
JURY TO HEAR
SLAYING CASE

That a Jury to hear evidence re-
lating to a murder charge against
Joe Hatfield. Jack Williams and
Robert Kloss may not be chosen
before tomorrow morning vas pcs
sible today as attorneys continued
rigorous questioning Of prospective
jurors when one after another vas
called to the jury box and later
dismissed by peremptory chal-
lengeS
At noon d. II. Wolford, chief
criminal deputy district attorney.
said he was satisfied, for TIE most
part, with the men and women IN
the jury box. Ernest r. Utley.
Hatfields attorney. was not so
certain, however, that a jury VII
be selected today.
With 35 challenges for the de-
fense and the same number for the
state, the former had used II at
noon, and the state had used seven
Should attorneys fail TO draw a
satisfactory jury before using all
challenges, it is possible a new ve-
nire must be drawn to make up the
necessary jury.
The wearing strain of questioning
veniremen was divided this morn
ing between Utley, Don C. Bitler
and Lyman Robertson at the de
fense table, and Wolford and r. /.
French for the prosecution.
Questions by defense attorneys
indicated that the defendants will
attempt to prove V. Gomez was
shot by Hatfield in self defense.
Kloss and Williams are held as ac-
completes, the state alleging they
aided Hatfield in weighting the
body of the Mexican and throwing
it into the Alamo river south Of
Calipatria last May IL.
Just what form the defense
story will take remains the secret
of the defendants and their at
torneyS