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Imperial Valley press., 1933-05-16
|CH|LDERS MAY
CD To CAPITAL

Information that Coachella Coun-
ty Water district has A. Z. Shaw,
attorney, in Washington for the
purpose of comforting with the in
terror department regarding a sep
arate contract to bring Colorado
river water to that section and to
see that any money appropriated
for construction of the All-Ameri-
can canal be placed in the Boulder
dam fund and expended therefrom,
was received at Imperial Irrigation
district headquarters today.
Shaw also will confer with the
interior department regarding the
repayment of construction costs, ac-
cording to the telegram.
Imperial Irrigation district di-
rectors expressed concern at the
action of the Coachella board in
sending Shaw to Washington as
they feared that his activities might
endanger the All-American canal
contract and interfere with imme-
diate appropriation of the neces-
sary funds and as result delay
construction.
Directors discussed at length the
adviSability of sending Charles l..
ChilderS, chief counsel for the dis
trict, to Washington at once to sit
it on any conferences. between
Shaw and officials of the interior
department. This action was con-
templated in order that nothing
might be done which would in any
way cause delay or endanger the
All-American canal contract.
1t was decided to wait until 10
clock tomorrow morning to deter
mine whether Childers shall be sent
to the capital. Directors expressed
the wish to study the situation fur
ther
The Coachella board asked that
the Imperial board telegraph the
interior department that local oi-
rectors no longer oppose separate
contract between Coachella and
the government. This Imperial di-
rectors refused to do.
Directors agreed that the situation
is delicate one and one unfore-
seen here.
BY vote of three to two, it was
decided to send letter to Cover
nor James Rolph, Jr., asking that
he sign assembly bill 452, the prop
erty qualification bill. Directors
w. E. Young, Evan T. HeweS and
Ira Aten voted to send the letter
while Directors Mark Rose and
Burleigh Adams voted agains5 it.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-05-16
Nance To Address
Local Chamber

E. A. Nance, probation officer for
Imperial county, will be the speaker
at the weekly luncheon of the FL
Centro chamber of commerce, CIV
ing an outline of the work being
done by his department.
The general public is at all times
welcome to attend the chamber
meetings and a special invitation
is extended to non-members to be
present at tomorrow's session.
Luncheon starts at 1910 and the
program is concluded by 1:30.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-05-16

and was opposed by minority bloc
which charged the measure would
Legislative commercial fishermen
into the unemployment class"
The legislative scene mas moved
from the senate and assembly to
the governors office. The chief
executive is faced with the monu-
mental task during the next 80 days
of considering over 1000 bills passed
by the legislature.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-05-16
Bakery Driver
Under Arrest

Pete Pelonis, a salesman for a
Calexico bakery, was arrested this
morning at Tenth and Main streets
and booked at police headquarters
for violating The city ordinance
which prohibits wholesale peddling
without a license.
Pelonis was released to appear at
4 o'clock this afternoon for q hear
ing on this charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-05-16
Council To Pass
On Beer Licenses

Thirty four persons or firms have
made application for licenses to
sell 80 beer in the city according
to information obtained at the city
clerk IS office today.
These applications will be pre-
sented to the city council at its reg
ular meeting tomorrow night for
their consideration. If the board
refuses to approve any application
the license cannot be granted, ac-
cording to the terms of the ordi-
nance adopted at the last meeting
of the council.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-05-16

C. w. Lord Injured-Through an
error in transmitting the name by
: telegraph, recent account of a
former resident being injured dur
ing the Odd Fellows convention at
Stockton, mentioned C. w. Ford
Ss The injured party. Ed Royce ed
vised today that it should have
been c. w. Lord, formerly with
the Valley Lumber company, and
hnown to older residents here.
| Will Not be responsible for any
debts contracted by Thelma Tate
after this date, May 18th, 1893.
Signed, Martin Tate.
Mrs. COrrell Returns = Mrs.
Charles Correll of the county su-
perjntendent of schools office who
has been away on leave of absence
has returned to the city and re-
,sumed her duties at the court
house.
StilliOus Chocolate Milk is sold
exclusively by Quality Dairy. 15t2
Taken to Los Angeles F. A.
Freeman of the Los Angeles police
department left here this morning
with Louis Carbarubias. wanted in
that city for grand theft. .Carbaru-
bias had been arrested in Brawley
on information May 13 and was
hciJ1n hnId hnrn
geles police.
Auto Loans --Jno. X. Robertson,
TIT Main. Lowest rates. 15tf
Linekin Still Same - Latest word
from San Diego concerning the
condition of r. N. Bob" Linekin
is that 40 improvement has been
shown since he left for Paradise
Valley sanitarium over a week ago.
Child Beater Arraigned-Martin
Simon, living three miles south of
Meloland was arraigned before
Judge Mayfield this morning on
Complaint signed by his wife charg-
. hi6 ililii Will ullidWlully OGdJlllB
his IL year old boy. He pleaded
not guilty TO the charge and will be
tried next Tuesday at 2 p. m.
DR.. A. b. Hanson, uentist. New
Professional Bldg. Phone 88. Off
Defendant Files Writ - Nemico
Gamboa, charged with leud con-
duct in public, filed a writ of habeas
corpus in superior court this morn
ing. Judge Thompson will hold a
hearing on this writ Friday morn
ing.
Will Plead Friday Joe Salcido
was arraigned before Judge Thomp-
son this morning charged with be-
ing an escaped prisoner. j. E.
f.. Simpson was appointed to act his
attorney and his plea will be heard
on Friday.
. Beware Of ImatitatiOn of Stillious
Chocolate Milk. Only Quality
Dairy Sells the real Stillious. 15t2
,, Brawley Girl Dies - Mary Con-
zales, Is, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-05-16
PLAN FUNERAL SERVICE

HOLLYWOOD, May 16. U.H)-
Funeral services for John Adolf, SIS,
pioneer motion picture producer,
who died last Thursday while on a
hunting trip in British Columbia,
will be held here Thursday. The
remains will be cremated at VAN
cOuver.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-05-16
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Imperial Valley press., 1933-05-16

for L. 8. Ellis, A. L. E. Sampson
and F. A. Broun, officials of the
California-Nevada Land company,
residing in Carson City, Nevada.
The court issued these warrants
and set bail in each case at $2500.
None of these defendants had been
apprehended in time for the ar
raignment proceedings this morn
ing.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-05-16
QUAKE
IN BAY AREA
Continued from Page y

utes after the last shock, as cor
respondents throughout the bay
area called in to report the temblor.
Scores of calls were handled from
persons nervously seeking infor-
nation as to the scope and gen.
eral severity of the quake.
The southern boundary of the
shock was fixed, by a telephone
survey, at Watsonville, approx
mately 80 miles away.
The city of Gilroy, 80 miles south,
reported the temblor as severe. 1t
was less so at Watsonville, while
farther south it was not felt at
all.
Fresno, in the San Joaquin valley
80 miles southeast, escaped the
temblor, as did Eureka, in ex-
treme northwestern California.
Marysville, $50 miles northeast
in the center of the Sacramento
valley, reported the quake, which
was also felt in the capital city
itself.
No disturbance was reported
from the sea, check of the coast
guard station and the radio cor
poration of America revealed.
A circle of about 200 miles from
San Francisco bay, with the city
itself a little southwark of the
true center, seemed to rim the
earthquake area.
LOS ANGELES, May 16. U.H-A
strong earthquake rocked Los An
geles at p. m. today.
The jolt was felt also in Hunt
ington Park, Southgate and Long
Beach, which we're damaged in the
quake of March 10.
A short preliminary jolt was cli-
NAKED by a heavier shock which
was sufficient to cause persons to
run to the streets.
No damage was reported in initial
reports.
The quake apparently centerec
in the southwest part of Los An.
geles. At Long Beach the tremol
was hardly noticed. 1t was char.
acterized there as fjust another
settling shock,'' but in Southgatt
was reported as more severe.
In Pasadena, to the east, few
persons felt the shock.
A low rumble accompanied the
jolt in Los Angeles. The prelimin-
airy movement was gentle, but il
abruptly terminated in q pronounc-
ed up and down movement which
jolted teletype machines in the
United Press bureau.
A staff writer was telephoninl
at that moment to the Huntington
Park signal The connection wa!
completed at the moment of the
shake, and both points reported
feeling the shock simultaneously.
The shock was the strongest fell
in this area since settling tremor.
from the quake of March 10 vir.
tually ceased a month ago.
The Carnegie institute s seismo
logical laboratories in Pasadena
after a curSory inspection of theil
instruments, declared the shocl
was simple an aftermath of the
Long Beach quake, and apparently
centering in the same area. -
At the same time it announced
that the San Francisco shock a
3:46:32 a. M, today apparently cen.
tered 420 miles distant from Pas
adena, probably near Willows
Glenn county.
Further records of other station,
will be necessary to determine def.
initely the center of the bay dis.
trict shake the laboratory said. L
was possible that the disturbanc
occurred beneath the Pacific ocean
il was added
Imperial Valley press., 1933-05-16
SUES FOR MOTHERS DEATH

LOS ANGELES, May Is. W.P)--
Don Eddy, screen writer, today
filed a 100000 damage suit against
Charles P. Mayes, charging Mayes'
automobile struck and killed his
mother Mrs. Jessue Hynes Eddy,
last Christmas eve.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-05-16
Brother OF Local
Resident Dies

WILMINGTON, Calf, May 16.
U.P)-Nfichael H. Burke, 10, pio-
neer lumberman, and father OF
Representative John Harley Burke
of Long Beach, Calf, died at his
home here last night after five
day illness.
Representative Burke, in Wash
ington pressing bill for $4,000, 900
earthquake relief, will not be here
for the funeral.
In addition to his son, Burke is
survived by a widow, Emma j.
Burke, four other sons, Francis D.
Burke, Long Beach; Michael H.
Burke, jr., Wilmington; James
Burke, San Francisco, and William
A. Burke, st. Paul, Mimi, and a
daughter, Mrs. Albert T. Williams,
Wilmington; also two brothers,
James Burke of Ell Centro and Pat
rick of Minnesota and a sister
Mrs. Alice Dilley of Redondo
Beach.
Requiem high mass will be held
at SITS. Peter and Paul church
here tomorrow. Interment in Cal
vary cemetery will follow.
Michael H. Burke mentioned ir
the above dispatch is a brother Of
James Burke of this city and ar
uncle of Al, Perry, Charley, Arthur
and Claire Burke, also of El Centro
His brother and Mr.. and Mrs. Ar.
thur Burke left today to attend tht
funeral.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-05-16

Final Decree Granted Judge
Thompson yesterday granted a
final deere of divorce to Evelyn
Westfahl from Karl Westfahl on
the grounds of wilful neglect. The
interlocutory deere had been grant
ed May IL, 1882.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-13

ce inzinierov, ktori tiez $ vd'a-
kou spomfnajd svojho dobreho
profesora. Prof. Ursiny vyzna-
Gil sa al mnohymi vedeckymi
pracami; uz roku 1899 Dol w
znaceny ma medzinarodnej W.
stave v Pesti. So Slovenskom
Ursfny neztratil styk, najma po
prevrate usilovne pracoval ma
sriadeni slovenskej techniky. A
ko znamenity znalec sloven-
skych bolesti, vystihol co potre.
buje Slovensko najviac v zauj-
me hospodarskeho zvepadenia.
Dvanast' rokov pracoval ma pre-
|svedceni vladnych kruhov a je-
mu mono d'akovat' najviac, ze
otazka tato je ma dennom pre-
trase naSho verejneho zivota.
Ia prof. Ursfnym smdti nielen
Slovensko, ale al Horvatsko a
Morava, ktorym vlastne on sria-
dill technickn skolu. L'utujeme,
ze nemohol sa dozit al vybudo-
vania technickej skoly ma Slo-
vensku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-13
EDUARD MARKOvIt 70
MREL MA sLOVENSKU

v Liptovskej Teplej zomrel vo
veku 83 rokov starry American,
Eduard Markovic. Nebohy axe
byvaly levocsky kapitan VISTA
hoval sa do Ameriky roku 1887
V Streator, Ill. zalozil slovenskJ
tyzdennik "Nova vlast'." Boz
to prvy slovensky casopis v A
merike, pisany literarnej re-
ci, ked 'ze jestvujdce uz came
rikanske Slovenske Noviny" bo'
ly pisane vtedy v sarisskom ma
reef.
Pc prevrate Markovic bol w
menovany "a zupneho referenta
a posledne I'll biedne malicke.
penzie. Ma Slovensko sa vratil
este pred vojnou, 8 hodnymi 4
sporami, ktore ale pocas vojny
utratil. Boil on tuhy Slovak q
mad arskym konzulatom v Anne
rike narobil hodne neprijemno.
sti, krizujlc i'm mad'arizacnn
pracu medzi slovenskymi VISTA.
hovalcami. Mech mu je vd'acna
pamiatka v narode.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-13
VEL'KY POKLES CGEN DO.
BYTKA.

Po tri roxy klesaj1 neustale
ceny dobytka ma Slovenskn q O.
hrozujd jeho pestovanie. Este
vlani udrziavaly sa ceny na Z
Kcs. zivej vahy, toho roku ale
klesly texner ma polovicu, totH
ma 4.7O Kcs. Ako pokles rychlo
postupuje, vidno toho, ze ma
priklad r. 1880 bolo vyvezenych
1857 volov, v +. 1881 uz len
1881 a vlani sotva 8 procenta z
povodneho vyvozu, len 226 ku.
soy. Al masa donna So teraz me.
nej spotrebuje. S1hrnne sa spo-
trebuje asi 5000 volov, kym
samotne Slovensko prodnkuje
ro6ne $4,000 kusov hovadzieho
dobytka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-13
Vyrabsj6 vraj tajn6 v&lsSn6
plyny.

Do jednej berlinskej nemoc-
nice boil pred casom privezeni
styria robotnfci chemickej to.
varne Schering, ,Kahrbaum, kto-
II javili znamky t'axkej otravy
neznamym plynom. Robotnici Q
niekol'ko hodfn ' strasnych mu-
kach zomrei. q tel tovarne te-
mer denne rozvazajd do berlin
skych nemocnfc robotnikov, po.
stihnutych t'azkou otravou. Ale
berlfnska a v6bec nemeck& tla6
9 tychto pripadoch ami nemuk-
ne. Nesmie. Dotycna tovaren po
nast1penf Hitlerovej vlAdy pre-.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-13
srRIzDoRNk v1SEI.KA
D 0OMOL6AKov.

Cteny pan Redaktor, popraj-
te miesta tymto paru riadkom.
Kazdd sobotu ledva "a dockam,
kym nase Youngstownske No
viny mi prfdu, ale teraz som e.
ste Wac cakala, xe aida niekto
opise striebornd veselku rodiny
Gomolcakovych. No ale vidim,
ze mic, preto len tax ' kratkosti
tu napisem 0 tom.
Bolo to dna 16. septembra,
ked' mas povolala pani Hrinia-
kova ked SINE prisli do Stru-
theirs, do Dugasovej. haly o s.
hodine, uz tam boly stoly
plno zasadnute a tt, Go prisli
trochu pozde, uz nemali miesta.
A ked' mlady $ jeho mladou sa
posadili "a stol, tax SINE sa pc
kne pomodlili a povecerali. Po-
tom nasim jubilantom zablaho-
zelal sam mayor T. A. Roberts,
ktory Dol pritomny i s jeho pani
manzelkou, ably sa dozili So
rocneho jubileumu. Blahozelali
jubilantom al ich pocetnf pri-
buzni a priatelia. A tax sa nam
jubilanti potom pekne pod'ako-
vail, re sme sa tax velkom
pocte sisli. Pravda, re 81 to ami
nepomysleli, no ale maj1 do
brych dvoch synov, tax sa o to
postarali i S pani Hriniakovou.
Mali hodne prace, kym to posha-
nali vsetko. No ale ked potion
vcupnul ten mas Zajac do haly
S jeho muzikou, tax boly 2 ho-
diny v noci, ked' SINE prisli do.
NOV. Iste by som priala, aby
kazdy zavolal pana Zajaca, ten
nezunuje hrat'.
A tym nasim mladym prajem,
ably sa dozili i zlateho veselia.
A ked' budete synov zenit', tax
nezabudnite ma youngstown-
skych krajanov. s Bohom!
Pritomna.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-13
ZVOLEN MA SLOVENSKEHO
RABfNA.

Zidovska nabozenska obec vo
Zvolene instalovala ~. aug. ako
hlavneho rabina Armina Erie
dera, rodom z Prievidze. Jeho
predchodca zomrel pred niekol'-
ko rokmi a cd tych cias rabin.
ska stanica nebola obsadena pre-
to, ze cirkev chcela slovenskeho
rab1na. Pc mnohorocnom hl'a-
dani podarilo sa jej najst' do
breho Slovaka, akym sa osved-
Gil byt' vo svojej nastupnej re
ci, ktord prehovoril jadrnou,
cistou slovencinou. Rabin Erie
der je absolventom poprednej
rabinskej skoly, studoval vsak
j ma univerzite Komenskeho v
Bratislave, kde onedlho bude
promovany "a doktora filozofie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-13
RUsfNsKE VYRoBKY MA
vELETRHU Y PRAHE

e
PVV) Stale ga pise a hovori
Q tom, ze je treba pom6ct' l'u-
du ma Podkarpatskej Rusi. Prak
ticky to kona dosiaI len "Ru.
sinka", ktora uvadza rusinske
pudove vyrobky ma prazske We.
letrhy. | na tohorocnom veletr-
hu upozornuje 'Ruginka" ma
hodnotne vyrobky podkarpat-
skeho l'udu, ma priklad krasne
rucne vySiyky, rucne tkane ko.
berce 2 domacej vlny, umeleckd
rucnl keramiku, Pudove hrac-
Ky dreva . drevorezby, ktore
vzbudily opravdoyy zaujem q to
j cudzincov, ktori ga netaja mad
umelecktm vkusom q zrucno-
st'ou rusfnskeho l'udu. Veletrhy
y Prahe ukazuj1 cestu, ako mo-
zno skuto6ne ma poll praktickom
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-13
70 starej vlasti
(Zprdvy sd prevzats ; krajo.
vtch casopisov,
MATKA PANA BosAKA
z01GREIA.

v Okr1hlom, SariSi, zomrela
s. septembra PAM Anna BosAk
vo veku 80 rokov. Neboha bola
matkou p. Michala Bosaka q p.
Jana Bosaka v Scrantone, tieS
Amy Vasickovej V Amerike a
Marie Rokytovej v Okr1hlom.
Syn Jozef padol vo svetovej
vojne a manzel jul predisiel ma
vecnost' pred trinastimi rokmi.
Neboha bude vd ACNE spomina-
ma obyvatel'mi Okruhleho hlav-
ne po synovi Michalovi, ktory
ked' po vojne navstivil rodnd
viesku, knpil Cd miestneho vel
kostatkara kus 1rodnej zeme a
rozdelil medzi miestnych gaz-
dov; dal opravit a obnovit' ko-
stol, k1pil pozemok a postavil
obci skolu: Nebohej mech da
Bob slavu vecn1 a zarm1tenych
potesi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-13
NEMECKE LIETADLA MAD
SLOVENSKOM

v poslednej dobe sa !opakuj1
napadne pripady preletov ne
meckych ietadiel ma lzemie G.
S. r. Ide o take mnozstvo prl-
padov, ze ME je NONE verit' ,
ze by islo 0 nahodne lety. TAX
v minulych dnoch objavilo sa
nemecke lietadlo ponad Brati-
slavou, obletovalo ju a najbliz-
Sic okolie, a Ease odletelo. Roz-
umie sa, ze- podobne navstevy
nemozu byt' l'ahostajne obyva-
tel'stvu takto spehovanyych miest
a mnozia sa hlasy, volaj1ce po
zakroceni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-13
1Gasa1ykov hAj ' Palestine

v najbIzsej dobe ma ibyt' pri
krocene k d'alsiemu budovaniu
Masarykovho haja Palestine
ktory Dol, ako je znamo, zalo
zeny zidovskymi kolonistami !
Cesko-S -Slovenska. Tohoto roku
ma byt' vysadene celkove asi
5000 cyprusov a inych ihlicna-
tych stromov. Dosial' bolo v ha
il vysadene ma 10000 stromoy 9
"a sest' rokov ma byt' vybudo-
vanie haja celkonn skoncene.
Masarykov haj nachadza sa '
blfzkosti eesko-sloyenskej zidov-
Nj kolonis Esrid.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-13
VODNE sTAVBY MA sLO.
VENSKU.

: = " = :
Vodohospodarsky fond chce
uskutocnit' toho roku ma Slo.
vensku rozlicne stavby nakla.
dom 31,2OO,OOO Kcs, ma ktort
ma prispet' krajina sumou s..
$4,000 Kcs. Ma Podkarpatske.
Rusi maj1 sa vykonat' vodnt
stavby celkovym nakladom g..
100000 Kcs, v Cechach "a 11S,
100000 Kcs a ma Morave "a 81
mil. Kcs. Cechy majd uhradit' z
toho 22,75O,OOO Kcs, Morava g.,
100000 Kos a Podkarpatsks
Rus 10000 Kcs.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-13
pOmoct' krajine, ktorA pomoci
potrebuje . ktorA 81 ho zaslu-
huje.
TRAaEDIA DIEvoATA

Dna "A. sept, v noci nadiel
straznik ma Sasinkovej ulici '
ziline ma hromadke strku mla-
de dievca v bezvedomf. Privola-
ma pomoc dopravila dievca k
mestskemu lekarovi, ktory Il
still, ze sa otravilo neznamym
jedom, ale pouzilo mali davku.
Bolo vysetren6, ze otravene diev
ca je Pavla Kohnova, narodena
1914 Juhoslavii. Bola ' ziline
zamestnana ako sluzobna q ked'
miesto ztratila a move dostat'
nemohla, potulovala sa po Zili-
ne. Nemala ami bydliska a pre-
to sa rozhodla spachat' samo-
vrazdu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-13
DRAHOCENNA PAMIATKA
PREDANA DO MADARsKA

"Slov. Dennik" prinasa zpra.
WI, ze evanj. farar v Stitniku
Alexander Chovanec predal dc
Mad'arska drahocenn1 oltarnu
prikryvku "a $4,000 Kcs, hoci
NAL moznost' predat' ju tax, a
by ostala v republike. Ev. bis.
kupsky drad vychodneho distri-
ktu no "a to potrestal odnatim
kongruy ma tri roxy. Ako sa
oznamuje, ide prikryvku tu'
reckeho povodu, ktora sa do
stala do Stitnika v II. storoci,
ked' tam boil Turci. Energicky
postup biskupskeho 1radu moz-
no len schvalovat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-13
PROF. MICHAL URSINY
ZOMREL.

v Brine umrel dina 49,. septem.
bra professor Michal Ursiny, je-
den najlepsich slovenskych
technologov, ktory cd roku 1902
boil rektorom brnenskej vysokej
technickej skoly. Prof. Ursiny
vlastne vybudoval tdto vybornu
technick1 skolu, ma ktorej stu
duj1 STUDENT 70 vsetkych sla-
vianskych krajin. Bojoval VEL
mi "a slovensk1 techniku, ale
vlada v Prahe nemala porozu.
menia pre- tdto vel'k1 slovensku
potrebu.
Prof. Michal Ursiny narodil
sa II. JULIA 1865 v Raksi pri Mo-
sovciach, v Turcianskej zupe
Realku skoncil ' Kremnici, po-
tom studoval ma pestianskej 9
prazskej technike. Ma pranke.
technike boil Y rokoch 1875
asistentom stavebnej techniky 9
potom prijal miesto v 1ahrebe'
" Horvatsku, hlavneho mestske'
|ho inziniera q profesora stavl
|tepstva ma stavitel 'skej skole
| Horyatska. Bratom HorvatoH
yypracoval nayrh ma srladenl
techniky q rozsiahlou pracou
prispel k jej zalozeniu.
Roku 1900 pozvali prof. ursl'
Inyho do Brna. Jeho mravencne.
praci mozno d'akovat' vybudo,
vanie brnenskej ceskej techni'
ky, ma ktorej NAL profesdru
stavebn6ho ooddelenia. Cd rokg
1902 Dol rektorom tejto vysoke,
skoly. Horvatsko q Morava
rovnakou vd 'acnost 'ou spoml
naj1 svojho dobrodincu. Pocas
3Oro6n6ho 1cinkovania ma br-
nenskej technike, vychoval tisf-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-13
PROF. TUKA NEDOSTANE
MILOST. \

Prof. Belo Tuka, byv. poslanec
slovenskej l'udovej strany, kto-
ry v roku 1880 Dol ods1deny ma
Is rokov zalara pre- udajne d
klady proti republike, podal
pred casom ziadost o milost'
D1fal, re bude omilosteny pri
tohorocnom Is. vyroci CSR.
Prof. Tuka ziadal, ably mu Dol
trest odpusteny podmienecne s
ohl'adom ma jeho zdravotny
stay, ktory je ME dobry cd ca
su, ako nast1pil vazenie. 0 jeho
ziadosti rozhodoval teraz senat
krajskeho s1du v Bratislave q
ziadost' odmietnul ako neod6-
vodnen1.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-13
sNAH v TATRAcH

Vo Vysokych Tatrach napadol
%. sept. uz trvaly snah. Ma W.
chu Dumbieri pri Stefanikovej
kolibe je 40 en- snahu, tedy W.
stva, ma ktorej uz mono lyzia-
rit'. v Karpatoch v Podk. Rusi
snah zasypal ovos, ktory boil e
ste v poll. Podobne v Cechach
ma Krkonosiach a ma Sumaye
napadol snah a zakryl Tito ma
poll.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-10-13
BUDovATEL' KsJ. zoMRE1

V Kispesti v Mad'arsku 20.
mrel katolicky slovensky knaz,
Erwin Gelhoff, ktory sa zasllzil
Q americkych Slovakov budova-
MIN I. Katolickej Slovenskej
Jednoty po boku Stefana Fur
deka. Zalozil viacere 6isla jed
noty. Rodom Dol z Hunsdorfu,
zupy Spisskej. Do Ameriky pri
siel r. 1887. Zomrel v pozehna.
nom veku "a rokov. Mech mu je
vd'acna pamiatka v narode!