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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-14
By United Press

By United Press
AHUALULUCO, State of Jalisco,
Mexico, March l4.-While enthralled
spectators leaned against the bal
cony rail of the Hidalgo theater
watching movie film Monday night,
a high tension wire fell against the
metal railing.
Twenty persons were electrocuted
as the current shot along the railing.
and 1000 persons in the audience
Stampeded for exits.
Eleven more were trampled to
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-14
ROOSEVELT TO ASK
EMBARGO ON ARMS
Cooperation With Other
World Powers to Be Sought.

BIZ NTcd Press
WASHINGTON, March 14.-The
state department has informed Great
Britain that President Roosevelt in
tends soon to ask congress for au-
thority to lay down embargoes on
munition shipments from the United
States in cooperation With other
powers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-14
Bank Conservators Named

WASHINGTON. March 14-Sec-
rotary William H. Woodin today
said that conservators have been
appointed for a number of banks
to put them in apple pie order and
for reorganization.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-14
Ludlow Against Beer


WASHINGTON, March 14.-Rep-
resentatives Louis Ludlow, Indian
apolis, and Arthur Greenwood OF
washington. Ind. announced they
would vote against the beer bill to-
day.
The other ten HooSier congress
men were expected TO vote for it.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-14
VOTE TO GRANT LOANS
Senate Committee FavOrs Right of
Borrowing for State Banks.

By jHifCd Press
WASHINGTON, March 14.-The
senate banking committee today
voted to report favorably the Rob
lnSon resolution permitting state
bank to borrow funds in the emer-
gency from the twelve federal re-
serve banks.
Senate action. it was announced
will be provisional on the outcome
Of a conference with Majority
Leader Joseph T. Robinson. its
sponsor, on whether existing law
covers the scope of the resolution.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-14
REPORT FRANCE MAY
PAY ON WAR DEBT
Move Would Be Made With
out New Debate.
By United Press

~ tHted Press
PARIS, March 14.-France is
preparing to pay her defaulted
Dec. Is war debt installment to the
United States, it was reported re-
llably today. The payment may be
made without a new debate in
parliament, it was said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-14
MRS. M'HALE Is ILL
Wife of McNutt Adviser in Serious
Condition af HoSnjfaI

Condition at Hospital.
Mrs Frank McHale, wife of the
Logansport attorney and principal
legislative adviser of Governor
Paul V. McNutt, is in a serious
condition at ST. Vincent's hospital
but was reported improving today.
She recently underwent an opera
tiOn
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-14
POLICE POWERS ARE
GIVEN M'NUTT GUARD
Governors Aid Is Appointed to
State Police by Feeney.


State Police by Feeney.
Governor Paul V. McNutt will be
the first Indiana Governor in many
years to have a bodyguard with
full police powers.
Al G.. Feeney, chief of the state
department of public safety, today
announced the appointment of
Harry E. Willett, reserve captain
in the national guard attached to
headquarters company, One hun
dred thirty-ninth field artillery, as
a, patrolman.
Willett, crack pistol shot and fire.
arms expert, has been attached to
McNutt, and with his appointment
to the state police will have police
powers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-14
Huckster Killed by Train

bV tNifC1 Press
BARGERSVILLE. Ind, March IA.
-Orvine A. Church, 70, huckster.
was killed at an Illinois Central
railroad crossing here when his
truck was struck by a passenger
train.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-14
Reject Japan'S OvertureS

PEIPING, March IA Japanese
diplomatic overtures for a direct
settlement of the Sino-Japanese
dispute fatty have been rejected by
foreign minister Lo Wen-Kan, it
was revealed today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-14
BASKET STAR is KILLED
Peru Player Loses Life of Injuries in
Automobile Crash

By United Press
PERU. Ind, March 14-Robert
Durkes, 10, star player on the Peru
basketball team, died today from
injuries received when an automo-
bile he was driving crashed into
the rear of a truck on state road
"A, seven miles west of here.
Evening star., 1933-11-10
PAYING FINE AT JAIL
HALTED BY SCHULDT
Practice of Accommodating Prison
ers Revealed Through Finding
of Seven Envelopes,

Abolition of the practice of attaches
of the District jail in accepting fines
and releasing prisoners was ordered yes
terday by Gus A. Schuldt, presiding
judge of Police Court.
The order was a result of the dis
covery in the safe of a speakeasy on
Thirteenth street. raided recently by
the police, Of seven official District jail
envelopes containing a portion OF fines
paid by prisoners at the jail to be re-
leased.
Investigation revealed that Jail at
taches, for the accommodation of
prisoners, had adopted a system Of ac-
cepting fines and forwarding them to
the financial clerk at Police Court. The
seven envelopes containing the fines
were said to have been lost in the
SpeakeaSy by a clerk who was intruSted
to carry them to Police Court.
Judge Schuldt's order directs that no
prisoners be released until the fine is
paid to the financial clerk of Police
| Court, who will issue an order of
release.
Evening star., 1933-11-10

Marxist- poisoning of the
people we lost the war.
1T was the last imperial chancellor
himself who laid the AK to the roots
of the shaking fabric of state. Thus
impotence and treachery were equally
guilty in the criminal coup de etat of
November 9, 1913" he said, continuing:
"On November 10, 1908. parliament
tarism won its first victory, which
proved serious TO the personality prin-
ciple incarnated in the bearer of the
crown.
Exactly 10 years later, the Kaiser
Reich perished from a traitors dagger
assault of a senseleSs as well an an un-
manly revolution.
THE attempt at an internal resur-
rection in November, 1923, as a pre-
condition for forcing outer liberation
by fight, failed by treason"
The crown prince concluded with the
reminder that another momentous No.
vember day lies ahead-meaning the
election and plebiscite, through which
the government seeks support Of its for
eign policy, next Sunday.
1T is the duty OF the last German, y
he said, Ito indorse the plebiscite bill
with yea"
Hailing the Nazi regime, he declared
"the third Reich is standing firmly on
the new foundations, anchored in the
personality principle"
Evening star., 1933-11-10
DANCING.

HEGARE STUDIO
1880 18th st. NV, North 5000. punda-
mental ball room dancing Fivs lessons, S5.
New dances featuring the Mira.
PROF. AND MRS. ACHEE-33d Year. Studio,
l12T 10th st. NV. Glass and dancing every
friday, $3.50 10 1l.30 pm, with orchestra.
Private lessons bS appointment. MET. 4ls0.
12s
Don Martini Dancing Studios
WALTz-FOx TROT-TANGO-TAP
Become smooth. interesting, popular
dancer. Talented teachers LOW RATES!
601 10Th ST. NV. National 3i2O IL
PEYT0N PENN STUDIO OF DANCING
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1913 81. NV. Metropolitan 1850, FUNDA-
Evening star., 1933-11-10

the various services include the follow
ing: Brig. Gen. Perry L. Miles (Army):
Admiral william H Standley (Navy);
Brig. Gen. Hugh Matthews Marine
Corps); Admiral Harry G. Hamlet
Coast Guard; Maj. Walter w. Borns,
(National Guard); Capt. Gregory Cipri-
ami CReserve Officers); Lieut.. Comdr.
Allen M Smythe CU. S. N. r. F); Sur
geon General Hugh S. Cumming Omitted
States Public Health Service); Maj. Will
liam Bowie GU. s. G. and G. 81; Lieut.
Jules Demonet hereditary member) /,
and the following members-at-large:
Lieut.. Col. Ralph w. Hills. Col. U. S.
Grant, Lieut.. Frances x. Callahan,
Lieut.. Col. Charles d. Collins, Capt.
Hayne W. Ellis, U. S. N; Lieut.. Col.
Rice w. Means, Capt Thomas Kirby,
Harold W. Breining, Lieut.. Edward K.
Inman and Lieut. Col Robert P. PARROT
Prior to the luncheon, a reception
was held by Col Kenyon. the retiring
commander, and after luncheon Col
Rice W. Means, department commander
of the American Legion, made an
address.
Evening star., 1933-11-10
Marxist Poison Beat Germany
In Var, Crown Prince Writes
Treachery and Impotence
Behind Defeat, He
Says in appeal.
Urges Support for Hitler
Foreign Policy in
Sunday PIebeScite.
Nv the Associated press

BY the Associated Press.
POTSDAM, November 10.-Germany,
lost the war. former Crown Prince Will
helm asserted yesterday because she de-
clined to curb drastically the Marxist-
international poisoning of the people.
Writing in the Lokalanzeiger, the
crown prince reviewed what he termed
Germany's fateful November days Of
the last 25 years"
He described how in November, 1918,
the old Reich's political leaders yielded
finally and broke down under the pres
sure of revolutionary elements, which
aimed to overthrow constitutional
monarchy.
This. he said was accomplished in
the thick of the hardest fight for ex-
istence against world of enemies, who
were determined to annihilate the Ger
man nation.
Because no effort was made to stay
with an iron hand the processes Of
Evening star., 1933-11-10
JEWISH MEETING SET

National Juniors VIII Gather Here
in October, 1885.
The Greater National Capital Com
mittee of the Board Of Trade an
nounced yesterday the National Coun-
Gil of Jewish Juniors will meet in
Washington in October, 1885, with
probable attendance of from 200 to
$50 delegates.
Miss Jeannette Naiman, l749 LanleI
place, is president Of the local group.
Evening star., 1933-11-10
GEN. HORTON CHOSEN
BY MILITARY ORDER
District World War Group Elects
Officers at Annual Luncheon
Held Yesterday.

Brig. Gen. William H. Horton, for
mer assistant quartermaster general
of the Army, was elected commander
of the District Chapter of the Military
Order of the World War at the an
nual luncheon meeting of that organ
ization yesterday at the Mayfiower Hotel
He succeeds Col. J. Miller Kenyon.
Maj. Edwin S. Bethlehem, jr., was
reelected adjutant for the tenth con-
secutive term and Mai. John D. Cut
ter was reelected senior vice COM
mander.
The five junior vice commanders
elected are: Lieut.. Col. Fred B. Ryons
Brig Gen. Andrew Moses, Rear Ad-
miral Ernest J. King, Maj Russell P
Freeman and Capt. Stanley P. Smith.
The ~ other officers elected include
Capt. John, Lewis Smith, judge advo-
cate; Maj. Oliver Metzerott. historian
DR.. Lewis G. Beardsley surgeon, and
Capt. Sydney K. Evans, chaplain.
Members of the staff representing
Evening star., 1933-11-10
LIVE PIG IS PRIZE
FOR HOG-CALLER
Food Show Invites Farmers
of Virginia and Maryland
Tomorrow Night.

The champion hcg-caller of these
parts will be sought by the D. c. S.
Food Show tomorrow night when the
fellow who calls EN- best will find a
real live pig coming right into his arms
as the prize for his proves.
In order to crown real champion,
the sponsors Of the food show are eX-
tending a special invitation to farmers
in Maryland and Virginia to oil up
their vocal cords and bring their best
hog calls TO the Washington Auditorium.
Each contestant will call his hog
separately from the stage and the man
receiving the most applause from the
audience will be handed an S0-pound
pig which he'll have to tote off the
stage by himself.
Contest Third Of Series.
Tomorrow nights contest will be the
third Of a series of entertaining COM
petitions that bring fun to the audi
ences and prizes to the contenderS. The
first was a pie-eating competition for
girls, which was won last night by Miss
Marie Kemp of 914 K street southeast,
who won the SIS award after trying for
three years. Nine girls entered the
contest and they made pie fly, Miss
Kemp, who captured second place last
year and year before last, however, was
too determined and too sdllful and she
finished far ahead of the field. As she
pocketed her prize, Miss Kemp said:
"Oh. I hate the sight Of pic! l
handle them all day in restaurant
where I'm waitress. and l can't stand
them. but I made up my mind 1 was
through playing second fiddle TO any
pie -eaterv
Girls in Solo Dance.
Tonight's competition will be a solo
dance contest for girls over 16. Only
contestants wearing costumes will be
eligible to compete and the prize will be
IS IN cash.
Little Shirley Seaton, 28-month-old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
Sea5on, 3414 Warder street. won the
popularity contest for babies at yes
terday's matinee. Shirley won the audi
enCeS heart by her simple appeal and
she was presented with $3.50 in cash.
In the midst of the distribution of
gifts yesterday afternoon and last night,
Emery G. Moore of 5134 Cathedral
avenue was presented with the set OF
Haviland china at the evening session,
and Edward H. Riecks of 231 Tennessee
avenue northeast received the copper
kitchen at the matinee.
Evening star., 1933-11-10
Scots Drama Improving.

Increasing interest in drama festivals
throughout Scotland is shown by the
audiences and criticisms, according to
the annual report of the Scottish Com
munity Drama Association, which anas
just been issued. In the past year fes-
tivals were held in A places and the
total attendance was nearly 10000. The
were much better than ever before Al
though the largest available theater in
Glasgow was taken for the Scottish
final festival, more than 81 900 accom-
panying applications for tickets had to
be refunded.
Evening star., 1933-11-10

1000 Boys Are Tramps.
Among the $4,000 vagrants now
tramping highways of England are 1000
boys under 81.
Evening star., 1933-11-10
Phil Hayden

Additional classes now beins feflnsd fox
cotn ehtldren, and adulfs IN Tap. AcrcbaEis.
al 1uSane cireIo re- reducing classes. ~ &c.
Evening star., 1933-11-10
Church Leader Dies.

NEW YORK. November 10 Rl-
Robert H. Robinson, treasurer Of the
General Synod of the Reformed Dutch
Church and former State grand master
of the AIasons, died Tuesday after an
illness of several months He was bo
vearS old
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-30
DOKOPAL HO BYK PRI IA.
RIEKAVANI KRAV.

Ma vychodnom Slovensku je
este vo zvyku zariekavanie doj-
mic, ktore ztratily mlieko. v
Kamenici nechcela krava dojit'
Martinovi Ondrejcakovi. Zavo-
lali bacu Ondreja Kravca, aby
ju vyliecil. Kravec priniesol so
sebou kadejake byliny, polozil
ich pod kravu, zakryl ju prikryv
kou a zacal mad nou mrml at
nesrozumitel'ne slova. Ked' uz
toho bolo dost', zacal obchadzat'
kravu, lenze pri tom zabudol, ze
nablizku je byk. Ten sa musel
asi zl'akn1t', ze cd neho chc1
mlieko, a tax nemilosrdne ko-
pol bacu do brucha, ze sa musel
liecit'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-30
ZAHADNA VRAzDA OBJAS
NENA.

Roku 1921 umrel v Nor. Lie
skovom (Trenc.) robotnik Jan
B1bela "a priznakov zahadnych.
Len teraz, po jedenastich rokoch
usilovnym patranim tamojsieho
Slovaka velitePa Get. stanice a
"a pomoci velitePskej stanice v
Trencine sa podarilo prist' ma
koren tejto zahadnej smrti. Jan
B1bela umrel ma otravenie arze-
nixon. Jeho svokra, Eva Zamec
nikova, mala donna 3 husky sa-
lajky, arzeniku ma kynozenie
|potkanov. Tymto otravila svoj.
no Eat a. Dala mu no kave, a.
le zat'ovi sa mic nestalo. Ma to
mu po druhy raz pripravila t1-
to otravu so zemiakmi tvaro-
hom. Bubela sfce pocitil bolesti
" zal1dku, ale inak mu mic ne
bolo. Potion mu este v ten vecer
zamiesala tretiu davku arzenika
do kavy, cd coho uz Bdbela va
zne ochorel. Svokra mu rano do
niesla akesi kvapky, ze Cd le-
kara, ale v mich Dol zamiesa-
ny arzenik. Bdbela ma druhy den
umrel.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-30
EASE sTREL'BA a KRv

Dnom 1. jdna 1888 maly byt'
snizene mzdy AZ robotnfkov, IA
mestnanych ma statnej parnej
pile Janosovke (okres Bresno
mad Hronom).
Stall robotnfci ma tejto pile
zarabali denne priemerne Kcs
20 kvalifikovanf robotnici,
Kos % 80. v obci Cierny Ba-
log, ku ktorej Janosovka prilie-
ha, je dosial 315 nezamestna-
nych.
-Robotnici so snizovanim mzdy
nes1hlasili a dna 6. j1na 1888
'zacalo strajkovat' vsetkych 212
robotnikov, zamestnanych ma
menoyanej pile.
'Okresny nacelnik Benus po-
k1sil sa spore sprostredkovat'
a ma 6. j1na svolal na okresny
trad v Brezne poradu zastup-
GOV oboch stranok. X dohode
vsak nedoslo. Okr. nacelnik OBJ
novil Z. jdna svoje pokusy o
vyrovnanie sporu, ale bez 1spe-
chu. Ne1spech pokonavania dal
oznamit' notarom robotnictvu,
ktore sa toho dna shl1klo v po-
cte asi 500 osob pred notarskym
lradom v Ciernom Balogu.
Nezodpovedne zivly bezuzd-
nou, stvavou agitaciou strhly
demonstrantov k 1toku ma no.
tarsky 1rad. Zakrocilo cetnictvo
a po opatovnych a marnych W.
zvach poklsilo sa dav rozohnat'
obuskami. Cetnici boil zasypa-
vani skalami pat Mich bolo
zranenych. v sebaobrane pou-
zili strel'nej zbrane a troch de-
monstrantov ranili. Zranenl bo-
Ii osetrovanf lekarom.
Povolane irady ucinily MALE
zite bezpecnostne opatrenia. Ko
misia slozena z vyssieho krajin-
skeho 1radnika stabneho do
stojnika krajinskeho cetnickeho
velitel 'stva v Bratislave, odisla
ma miesto vysetrit' prfpad.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-30
70 starej vlasti
(Zpravy sd prevzat6 = krajo-
vtch casopisov.)
20 stDNEHo sPoRU
VRAzDA

Kan vedie nedstupnost' nasho
o k1sok zeme sa sIdiaceho l'u-
du, vidfme 2 pripadu, ktory sa
stal v obci Teplej, okres Ban
ska Stiavnica. Ondrej Ivanic a
Anna Kaniarikova sa sddili o
k1sok zahrady. Spor vyhral /
vanic. Tyym vsak spor nebol
skonceny. Dna 8. maja pracoval
Ivanic v zahradke Ked' no zba-
dala jeho suseda, priskocila k
nemu a udrela no motykou tri
razy po hlave. To vsak nestaci-
10. Ma pomoc jej prisiel al brat,
ktory padajdceho dorazil t'az-
kym obuskom sekery. Smrtel ne
raneny Ivanic Dol odvezeny do
nemocnice, kde este toho dna
skonal. Vrahov uvaznili.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-30
100 MIL. MA INVEsTfCIE MA
sLOVENSKU.

Podl'a zpravy prazskych no.
vim. budd zapocate ma Sloven-
sku hned' po prideleni asi 100
mil. Kcs. 2 P6zicky prace ME
ktore detailne pripravene prace
menovite regulacia Vahu a Du-
naja nakladom asi IA mil. Kcs.
stavby v dunajskych prfstavoch
nakladom 30 mil. Kcs a stavby
nemocnfc statnych a inych 1sta-
vov Pristav v Komarne ma byt'
rozSfreny nakladom 5 mil. K.
Ma stavby nemocnfc v Kosiciach
a Ziline ma sa venovat' 81 mil.
Kcs, ma epidemick1 nemocnicu
v Bratislave 10000 Kcs a ma
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-30
VEL'KA KRkDEz Y BANKE

Vo filialke Dunajskej banky
v Trnave bola spachana odvaz-
ma kradez "a bieleho dna, v ne-
del 4. jdna. Banka lezi v mai
zivSej ulici. v oznacenom case
isiel po tejto ulici sprievod skau-
tov vojenskou hudbou. Tdto
prfleztost' vydzitkovali kasari q
preb1rali 50 cez povalu a takto
vnikli do banky. Tam odbornym
sposobom ma styroch miestach
navrtali zeleznd pokladnicu, !
ktorej odniesli Y hotovosti 13O,-
600 Kcs. KrAdez zbadali len ve-
der, ked' sluha rozsvietil svetlo
M noe. Kas4ri pracovali y gu-
mpvf feh ruikavi6k kkch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-30
PosLANCI o AuNIsTRA

j, &
Dha Z. jlna zakrocili autono-
mistickf poslanci Sivak, Slusny
a Razus ma ministerstve zelez-
mic v zaujme slovenskych zelez-
niciarov. ziadali Slovakov-zelez
niciarov neprekladat' k financ.
nej sprave a najma ich nepre-
plst'at'. Dostalo sa i'm uistenia,
ze sa bude dbat' ma tito miest-
nymi pomerami odovodnen1 "a
sadu v socialnom zaujme patric
nych V zaujme statu. Konkret-
ne pripady sa vysetria.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-30

my Y sebe neskodn6 a ktorymi
sa tuna l'udia Cd nepamati Ia
oberali, musia preto byt' tel
to krajine pristupne vsetkym
bez rozdielu a "a jednakych pod
mienok.
Nakol 'ko ide 0 vymenovanie
rozlicnych krfvd, ktore kolonie
utrpely cd Anglie, je tato cia-
stka listiny prehlasenia neod-
vislosti vyznamu cisto histori-
ckeho. Prehlasene tam vladne
zasady s1 vsak stale este Ii
votnou filozofiou narodnou a
voditkom, ktorym sa riadi ame-
ricky zivot myslienkovy al de-
jovy.
Cely hore podany clanok je
vyt axiom z niekol 'kych listov
brozdry American Citizenship"
ktora bola nedavno vydana ma
kladom Aline Brother Morris
Fund. T1to 7O-strankovd, po
anglicky pisan1 brozdrku moz-
no dostat' ma poziadanie bez-
platne. Ziadost' o nu poslite
Foreign Language Information
Service, 222 Fourth Ave., New
York, N. Y. Ku tomu pozname-
navame, ze v broz1rke ME je O.
pisany postup pri naturalizacii,
ale ze sa nej pokonava Sir
som pochopeni zasad americkej
vlady a obcianstva.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-30
AKo BOJ0vAT PROTI
NOLAN

Toto je doba roku, kedy kaz-
da gazdina ma vel'ke starosti S
molami. Tie sa tiskaj1 do domu,
aby nakladly vajicek do sat
stva, do perrin a do kozusin, ze.
by mlade maly Go zrat'. Mole
kazdy rok narobia "a vel'ke mi
iony dolarov skody v tejto kra-
Jine a preto znat', ako bojovat
proti MIN, ma cenu pre- kazd1
gazdind.
Department zemedelstva Via
dy Spojenych Statov odpor1ca
styri sp6soby ochrany pred mo.
lami.
Prvy je suche cistenie (naf-
tou).
Druhy je odlozenie do cold
storage" (studenej miestnosti).
Treti je ukladanie do cedro.
vych truhal. Cedrove truhly ne
zabijd dospele a zpoly dospele
mole, ale pobijd vsetky mlade.
Stvrty sposob je naftalin
(naphatalene), ktory 1cinkuje '
podobe fliackov alebo gul'ociek,
ked' sa nakladie pomedzi sat.
|stvo.
Ktorykol'vek 2 t5chto sposo
bov je dobry, ked' je naeas a
spravne pouzity.
Je tiez faktom, ze absol1tne
eiste saty, ' ktorych MET molov:
ami ich vajicek, sa ochrania
ked' sl ulozene do tesne prilie
|hajdcej truhliee alebo kufra.
Kedykol'vek odkladate zimnt
saty ma cez leto, dajte 81 ich ma
pred ma sucho vycistit' lebo su
che eistenie zabije ysetky "a
rodky molov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-30
vEL'KY oHEN v ZASTRANf

Dna 3. j1na vypuknul ohen u
Jozefa Neslusu, hostinskeho v
Zastranf (Trenc.) Prave Dol
vel'ky victor a preto sa oheH
rozsiril a "a dve hodiny zhorelo
30 domov so vsetkymi hospo-
darskymi staviskami. V ohni
zhorelo vela domacich zvierat
a viaceri l'udia boil popaleni a
ranenf pri hasenf a zachranova-
nj. Hasic Vincent Senkar Bro.
dna Dol t'azko raneny druhym
hasicom. Senkar bol vo vel 'kom
dyme, jeho druh no nevidel a
fatal mu sekerou do hlavy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-30
UMUCIL zENU MA sART

Pred casom umrela ma Myja-
We (Nitrianska) Eva Kuricova.
Hned sa hovorilo, ze neumrela
prirodzenou smrt'ou, ale nasil-
nou. Muz vyhlasil, ze raz spad-
La S rebrika ublizila 81 a ze
bola chora j ma pecenu. No, pri
pitve sa ukazalo, ze umrela W.
silenim a hladom. Jej 42-rocny
muz je nasilnfk, ktory zenu w.
hanal, medal jej jest, trapil ju
a ona musela zobrat'. Bolo ma
neho podane trestne oznamenie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-30
TRAoICKA sadRf DIEfAfA.

Poldruha.rocna Maria Mrani-
skova, dcerka gazdu : Rostara,
hrala sa ma dvore. Pri hre sa
vzdialila cd ostatnych detf a
spadla do hnojnice. Ked' ju ma
sli, bola uz polomrtva a pri pre-
vezeni do nemocnice umre1a.