davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-23
xkBu gYoJ1 DrEtA, I1B0
MKzlgALo vYMovTf sLOvo

Donald x. Smith 2 Lttleton,
Colo, zavraxdil svojho 3-rocne-
10 synka preto, ze nemohol w
sloyit' dobre slovo breakfast !"
(ranajky). Nento synovrah boil
odS6dsnt "a viisenie od 10 80.
koY dO Unrti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-23
2ss K6Dov PRIJATf

Do soboty, II. febru6ra. prir
jat4 1 potvrdene bolo 2S8 k6doT
6estnej s6t'aIe \ priemysai ! ob-
chcde. Msdsi najnoyxfmi i l
k6d pre- dsnnk 6aacpi. K6d I - y
salux ~ 6plaf 1ldb q slosa II
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-23
Peniaze ma vyplacanie starobnej
penzie odhlasovane zakonodarfiou

Tie tri miliony dolarov, ktore
zakonodarna odhlasovala ma pla-
tenie starobnej penzie, vystacia
ma sest' mesiacov. Potom zako-
nodarna odhlasuje d'alsie penia-
ze ma diva roxy vopred.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-23
70 schodze Okr.
Sboru 81. Ligy
Ro6n6 tdty boly podane . pri-
jat6, tiex program tinnosti ma
tento rok.

V utorok vecer, 20. februJara
odbyva1a sa riadna schodza Okr.
Sboru Slov. Ligy ma Mahoning
doline, v skolskej miestnosti O.
sadly sv. Cyrila a Metoda.
Sch6dzu zahdjil predseda An
drej Palencar o 8. hodine "a pri-
tomnosti nasledovntch zastup-
GOV zastupkyn spolkov:
Andrej Palencar "a Odbor g..
MSS. a predseda Okr. Sboru;
Michal Cvengros, podpredseda !;
Andrej J. Hamrak, taiomnik !;
Jan Sarosy, dozorca majetku ;
Cecilia Klein "a Odbor 178. III
veny, Maria Kubina "a Odbor 46
Ziveny, Martin Muransky "a G..
Is. IKSJ., Spolok Tatra a SLOW.
Polt. Klub, Frantisek Hudik,
pokladnfk Okr. Sboru a "a Odb.
GIL. MSS, Martin j. Lesnak "a
Sbor 159. s. K. S., Martin Lip
ka "a 6. 26O. IKSJ., Jozef Gran
chi "a Odibor GIL MSS, Jan Kri-
spinsky z 3. Boston Ave-, And
rej Dolak 20 Steelton, Jan Ka-
dilak "a Odbor 722. MSS, Juraj
Murdzak "a Sbor Slov. Ldgy ma
Lansingville, Juraj VaDgo "a
SLOW. Polit. Klub v Campbell a
Penn. S. j.
Dapisnica z minulej sch6dze
bola precitana a jednohlasne
prijata. Tajomnfk podal financ-
!. nj zpravu Okr. Sboru, pricom
al pokladnfk podal zpravu. Obe
zprayy dozorcoyia potvrdili, lie
vSetky dcty nachodia sa v tom
najlepsom poriadku. (Zprava ia
jomnika bude uverejnena v bu-
dlcom cisle. Red.
Obe zpravy boly jednohlasne
prijate. ~"@
Predseda predniesol svoj pro-
gram ma tento rok. Precital no,
a pri kazdom bode pojednava-
10 sa, jesti by sa mohlo nieco
dodat' alebo nieco odtrhndt ;.
Zaiste program je vel'mi obsir-
ny 1alezi ma mas Slovakoch,
ably SINE no cely previedli behom
tohoto roku. Program je tento :
l. Ably memo tejto organizacie
zostalo: Okresny Sbor Sloven-
skej Lfgy ma Mahoning doline.
2. Ably tento Okresny Sbor od-
byval Slovensky Den v ten isty
Gas a ma tom istom mieste a tie6
s tym samym programom alebo
lepsim, ako v minulych 13 70.
koch.
3. Ably SINE odbyvali poucne
prednasky, jestli potreba bude
vyzadovat'.
4. Ably sme chranili cest' a
dobre memo Slovakov a tejto
organizacie do posledneho dy-
chu a aby SINE drzali slovensky
narod spojent.
S. Ably SINE plsali pou6ne clan
ky do novin ttkaj1ce sa tohto
Okr. Sboru.
6. Aby sme 81 dali pokoj . kra-
jovou politikou, ktm nepride ma
to nutnA potreba.
Z. Ably sme kniznicu zvacsii
a vynaxli lepM sposob vydava-
MIA knfh, lebo takto sd nicene
niektortmi citatel'mi, ktori 81
knM nev&zia.
s. Ably SINE, jestli je mozno,
zalozili radio klub a mali roz-
hlasovy program ka4dd nedel'u
odpoludnia tunajsej stanice
WKBN.
Dalej urcene bolo, aby sa Gle
novske l1stky knMnice trochu
lepSie rozsirovali medEi nasim
slovenskym l'udom, ktory milu-
je dobre knihy, ably SINE mohli
zak6pit niekol'ko noyych knih
do nasej kniznice pre- citatel'ov.
Tie Glenovske listky sh po 25c
rocne. Kto 81 lfstok kdpi, stane
"a 6lenom . citatel'om naSej Slo-
venskei NArodnej Knixnice.
Dalej bol zyoleny yybor, aby
pri1iel do stykus > hradnfkmi ra-
dio stanice WKBN.
s ttm - sah6 6dSa sakl '66la,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-23
70 sch6dze Okresu
Cisiel l. K. S. J.
Vek baseball hr&6ov Dol podvy.
sent o jeden rok. Va6Sina tfsiel
bude mat cvitiace taty.

MAAu1y UtOIVh SCVO1, NA0
20. februara odbyvala sa sch0.
dza Mahoning Shenango Okre-
su cfsiel 1. X. S. j., pr osade
sv. Jana Krstitel'a v Campbell.
Schodze tejto sa zdcastnil hod-
ny pocet zastupcov, takze bolo
mono vybavit' zalezitosti, kto-
re schodzi predliehaly.
Najsamprv sa pojednavalo Q
telocviku, oh1'adom coho pred.
seda Okresu ziadal zastupcov,
aby kazdy povedal mienku svoj-
no cfsla, Ii ddstvo odhlasovalo,
ze bude pestovat' telocvik pri
svojoh M. O. alebo ME. Nato
vacsina 20 sedem cisiel, kto-
rych tento Okres pozostAva, cd
povedalo, ze ano, ked' sa zavedie
lepM poriadok, ako Dol dosial'. !.
Ony ze nebudl cd toho, ably sa
nezaujimaly j v tomto poduja.
tt tax samo, ako v baseballe.
Nielktorym cislam doteraz t'az-
ko pablo pokracovat' v telocvi-
ku, lebo nemaly cvicitel'a, ktory
by Dol vyueoval chlapcov. Avsak
odteraz bude to inac, lebo "a
viedol sa novy poriadok ma spra-
vovanie tychto cviciacich ciat.
Ma tejto sch6dzi sa al zvolil no.
w okresny nacelnik v osobe br.
Andreja Topoly. Br. Topoly je
mlady a horlivy Jednotar, kto-
~ sa rozumie telocviku a atleti-
ke dobre. Bol lanskeho roku O.
kresnym naseslEnilklom y Okresee
Juraja Onda Pennsylvania a
SINE presvedceni, ze name v nom
schopnaho nacelnfka, ktory svo-
jou usilovnost 'ou vydobyje pre-
mas Okres pekneho 1spechu a
pochvaly. Ma pomoci tomuto ma
celnikovi bude takzvany techni-
cky vybor, v ktorom su bratia
Jan Vozar Farrell a Michal
Marc, byv. na6elnfk, ktory sa
vidal lradu nacelnika, lebo sa
musi Wac venovat' svojmu uci.
tel'stvu. Telocvik sa teraz bude
oilne pestovat', aby nase caty
priniesly vit'azstvo 20 sletu,
ktory sa bude odbyvat' po6as
konvencie Kat. Jednoty v sep.
tembri toho roku.
Kreme telocviku sa obsirne
pojednavalo 0 ustaleni veku hra-
Gov v baseball lige. Bolo uznane
va najspravnejsie, aby sa pod
vysil vek najviac o jedon rok,
a tax toho leta budd hrat' base
ball chlapci cd IA do 19-rocni.
Takto sa dava prilezitost' hrat'
j tym hracom, ktori uz prekro-
6ili svoj Is. rok.
Pc vybavenf tejto zalezitosti
urcilo sa, ably budlca sch0dza
bola ma 10. marca pri osade sv.
AHbety v Haseltone. TAX zapa-
matajte 81 tento den, bratia "a
stupcovia, ably mas ma tejto
schodzi Dol taky pekny pocet.
Nasledovne cisla boly zastd.
pene:
Cislo 10. M. O. Jan Witkay a
Jozef Martinko.
Cislo "A. NJ. O., Jan Ekoniak.
Cislo 1913. NJ. O., Jozef Kosan,
Jan Walko, Jozef Teka6 q Ma
tel MatiSOysky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-23

$3OO rOcme. Ne6mle mat man
zela, manzelku alebo diet'a, kto-
ri sd vstave ziadatela podporo-
vat a ktori SD zodpovednf pred
zakonom ho podporovat'. Ked'
je ziadatep slobodnou osobou,
nesmie mat majetku hodno-
te vyse 5000, ak manzelia, ich
spolocny majetok nesmie pre-
vysovat hodnotu $4,000.
Ziadatep nesmie sa zbavit'
svojho majetku ami priamo, ami
nepriamo, zeby mohol dosta-
vat penziu.
Jesti ziadatel' vyhovuje vse-
tkym tymto podmienkam, moe
dostat' penziu v akomkol 'vek
obnose az do $25 ma mesiac "a
pocltaj1c do toho obnosu aky.
kol'vek prijem, ktory by NAL.
aby to robilo j s penziou ME
Wac ako $500 rocne.
Jestli ziadatel' ma majetok,
okrem naradia q osobnych veci,
mole byt' ziadany, ably ten ma.
jetok preniesol do drzania pen.
xijrej vrchnosti, 8 prdvom by
vania penzistu v tom majetku
do smrti. Po smrti je taky ma
jetok predany, vsetky vydavky
8 tJm spojene vyplatene, statu
navr&teny obnos, ktory vyplatil
penzistovi ako penziu a jestli
nieco zostane, to bude rozdele-
ne medxi zalkonitych dedicov.
Jestli je penzista clenom AXE
hokol'vek verejn6ho alebo pri-
vatneho dobrocinn6ho, bratske'
no alebo zakladinoveho domo'
va, nemocnice alebo iistavu, ale
ME obyvatel 'om vizenia, polep'
Sovne alebo 5tatnej nemocnice,
Y tom p&de taky dstav bude do
stavat' jeho penzijne peniaze ma
hradenie troy, a lem jestli sa
nieco zvysi, ostatok dostane pen
Vista pre- jeho osobne poukitie.
Ziadosti o penziu musia byt'
spodan6 alebo okresn6mu komi-
seri&tu v okrese, kde ziadatel
Ibtva, alebo zvlaStnej obcianskej
okresnej rade, vymenovanej :
tomu ciel'u 3t&tnou penzijnou
vrchnost on DIVISION Of aid foa
the aged Jesti je penEia odpo-
r6canA vrchnost'a ami olresu, po-
tom musf byt dobrenk st&tncu
penxiinou vrchnost' 'on, ktor4 bur
de ustanoven4 pri StAtnom de.
partnenbs soci&lnej peAiyosti
(state welfare department)
ftk4na diviEia m61e udobrit' \
snsls =! : 3 4 ! I||||sl - T.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-23
Vydarena predndska y Haseltone u
pri Spollku ~. Mateja, - JeS
Rev. Joz I. Kostik NAL kr<mn prednAfkn hintoCs
nAroda, dasov apo5tolov ". Cyrih MstodA III Jaf
oak Andrej Nov&k rsdniI hi drad Jkn BaaI1la -
Skolsk6 detLy kr&sne sSfeya1ya s1a

AA1l -
:
Mlestncst oad T.!
' Haseiton 'bol I = Y l. = lI.s
preplnena obscenst yoaa w.
z cele1 Ma honlng {! }!
predna 60 ktorh 'lspori i1 !! 3 ID
m0Jsl Velky 6pOi0k IN a
-. 80 !, - ,' '''
u
ne prosranne beai 4 ! ~!
reensoa: sosh st & .s e 3 8.|
podpredsede = ! !. 4
wax q. pekiaa1nleE y 4.
Josef y. hostlk me
enovny e San basae.a "
o1sla ~ . ms
S'aSosa' resn'1o |||||
Fan sVd6cAk vysiov1l r. j
mad tym vsl kym shrsns Il|
Slovakor-s poll k&rov,, ktosi =
sa saviest tslej6 6vot de -
sich spolkov. Vyzfyal Sles
aby So dr5ai vednO, ~
dobrymi Jednotarmi ! SlQ y
mi
"a panon !. yax6kkom mn
stayeny lboi = Andra; T
hi. pokladnfk IKsI -
stupoyal 3. lana Sahole
nAho taiomnfln TKHr 111
.nemohol ! - 5. ,,,x..tn;ts .G
haxky. lebo bol Il q a., q
,v;nnosti ! Ghca,d
spxn. N..s,- 81, I
sLr,1,;,xs,,. ~. Fl
to.,,,x 49,
& -. y: n. O: q:
|f9Iis fK aSss3ei + = ly
MET toho horl;vsho ,,r..nvs,| ~. I. !, !. ~
blahei pamst; Rev. St1ksns s
deka. n;kdv nv sma r>hoIs
ganizovani pod kr5dlauai |
katolfckei orcanizac;e 80
dnes IKSJ. No pripomen1 r.
kazda slovenska organiskA III M
'byt' drahou Slovakom . kto o.
d sa dakedy nespoja vSetky 6
jednej mohutnej organiE<c
Pan Novdk gratuloval HAselton
canon ku ich jednotankej -
livosti q ku ich milovan6mp pl
chovnemu, Rev. Jozefovi q. \.
stikovi, ktory ich povzbnd ~ ~
do takej Bohu milej . nS1olIn
osoznej prace.
Medzi re0iami spieyaly tie III.
se krasne slovenske piesne idisv,
Gaty 20 skoly sv. AlSbety. ~
celia miestnost' ozywala.
pal~n,, ox .1 =: r. 81
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-02-23
KTo "a MOLE
HI.AsTf o PENZIU?
Starci q starenky vyss 66-rotnf
81 opr&vnenf ma penxiu Cd /.
jtla toho rolzu ak vyhowjd
podmienlam.

Odhlasovanfm troch miionov
dolarov v statnej z6konodarni,
stat Ohio vst1pH do radu tych
humannych 5tatov, ktore vypla-
cajd starobnd penziu svojim
chndobnym starcekom a staren-
kan.
Tu podavame podmienky, "a
jaktch sa mozno hlasit' pen.
zin, ktorA sa zacne vyplacat' cd
l. julia tohto roku:
ziadatel' penzie musi byt
najmenej 65-rocny, musi byt'
obcanom Spojenych StaHov, -mu.
81 lbyt' obyvatel'om statu Ohio
najmenej Is rokov a obyvate.
Pom okresu, v ktorom podava
ziadost' 0 penziu, najmenej je,
den rok. bE.s ;n 4
Nadatep penzie nesmie byt'. '
tom case vaznom v ziadnom va.
zenf, ami polepsovni, ami y-stat-
nej nemocnici; neopustil svoju
manzelku v poslednych Is ro
koch ma Wac ako sest' mesia'
GOV, ami nezanedbaval be0 opray
nenej priciny starat sa 0 svo
ju manzelku a svoje nize Is.
yfoene deti.. Ak penziu ziada 5e.
ma, td dostane len ta, ktora ne.
J opustila svojho muza, ami svojt
deti nize 15-rocne.
~ 90 u - = Il -
Imperial Valley press., 1934-03-21
YEARLY COW TESTING HONORS
TAKEN BY FARNSWORTH HERD

Honors in the Imperial County
Farm Bureau Cow Testing aSSoci-
alton for 1888 went largely to the
H. G. FarnsWorth herd according
to the associations annual report
issued today.
Bobette, a FarnsWorth COW with
a total of 8239 pounds of butter
fat during the year, was the top
COW in the association. In list Of
25 high cows the first IA are from
the Farnsworth herd, which placed
Is COWS among the 25. Others in
this group include county farm,
two, l.. V. Keffer, L. E. Sinclair,
Len Bucket, w. A. Scheniman and
L. c. Avis.
All of the 10 high first calf
heifers were from the FarnSworth
herd, Marie heading the list with
total of 594,9 pounds of butter
fat produced.
All four places in Glass A. high
est producing COW, and all four in
Glass B, highest producing first
calf heifer, were taken by the
Farnsworth herd
The Farnsworth herd took first
place in Glass G, best five cows in
one herd. Second place went to
Imperial Valley press., 1934-03-21
ASK FARMERS
TO SUPPORT
EXCISE TAX

c. o. Hoober, president of the
Imperial County Farm Bureau re-
ceived the following telegram today
from Alex. Johnson, secretary of
the California Farm Bureau FEEDER
alton.
President Roosevelt through
Secretary Dern announces oppoSi-
ton to excise tax on fats and oils.
Senators when approached say they
have not heard from farmers but
are hearing from all opposing in
tereStS. Absolutely necessary that
you get many kilograms to your
senators over the weekend. Will
hanson of Ell Dorado oil mills taken
into executive session of senate fin
ance committee last Friday by
Senator McAdoo. This indicates
the old game going on of small in
duStry receiving more favorable
treatment than all farmers, fish
ermen and domestic producers COM
bined. Suggest many communica-
tions to Senator McAdoo letting
him know what you think of this
favoritiSm.'
The county farm bureau has been
consistently in favor of this excise
tax on cocoanut oils for the pro-
lection of dairy interests through
out the country.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-03-21
Increase Work At
Superstition Camp

The weekly work schedule of the
30 CWA workers at Superstition
camp has been increased from IS
hours to "a hours. The new sched-
ule went into efefct March 16 and
according to Stuart Moir, director
of the CWA system of camps for
single resident men scattered
throughout the state, will greatly
increase the effectiveness of the
camp program.
In recent weeks, under the direc-
tion of Newport Sproule, camp sup
erintendent, the men have been en-
gagged in clearing brush from irriga-
ton canals. Two crews are also
working on the county rock crush
er.
On their own initiative the men
have organized horseshoe pitching
contests and other recreational ac-
tivities. The camp also beasts a "a
dio, which, according to Superinten-
dent Sproule, is in constant use IA
hours per day.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-03-21
Will ADVERTISE CANAL BIDS IN so DAYS
RUSSIAN SHIP
TO MAkELONG
RESCUE TRIP

LENINGRAD, Russia, March 81.
UP)-The government ice breaker
Krassin will leave in a few days on
a 1880 mile voyage via the Panama
canal in an effort to rescue 80 per-
sons stranded on the Arctic ice off
the Siberian coast, it was an
nounced today.
The KraSsin has been completely
overhauled for the cruise, and
equipped for naviga ton in both sub
tropical and Arctic seas. 1t will pro-
ceed to the spot off the northeast
Siberian coast on which the party
is drifting on the ice.
Those stranded are the crew of
the ice breaker Chelieuskin, crush
ed in the ice, and members of the
Wrangel Island meteorological mis-
sion, which it had taken off after a
three year tour of duty. Women and
children attached to the mission
were rescued by airplane recently
The Krassin is famous Tor its
work in the Arctic. Most of its crew
went to the rescue of survivors Of
the Italian dirigible Italia under the
General Umberto Mobile, which was
torn to pieces during an Arctic
cruise on which it had flown over
the North Pole.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-03-21

the county farm while w. A.
Scheniman and Charles Malan
took third and fourth places re-
spectively.
In class d, highest annual herd
average, the Farnswcrth herd took
first place with other herds in fol-
lowing order: w A. Scheniman
county farm, Len Bucket, John
Mazenauer and Charles Malan.
The FarnsWorth herd took top
honors in the Sweepstakes monthly
and yearly classes. In the monthly
class the Farnsworth herd scored
total Of 235 points, other herds
being in the following order: Len
Bucket, 52ig; w. A. Scheniman, 33; !;
E. j. Mulligan. %; L. E. Sinclair,
8; Gene Higgins, 8.
In the yearly class the scorings
were: FarnSworth. 1876 points; w.
A. Scheniman. so; county farm,
As; Len Bucket. 20; John Mazen-
auer, 10; Charles Malan, 10.
The combined totals for month
ly and yearly classes follow: II. G.
Farnsworth, 400; w. A. Scheniman,
83;Len Bucket. 72la; county farm,
46t2; E. J. Mulligan, 80; Charles
Malan, II.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-03-21
WOMAN ASKS
LEGALIZATION
OF MARRIAGE

Judge Mayfield, local justice of
the peace, was confronted yester-
day with a problem which it was
beyond his powers to solve, much
as he would have liked to settle it
to the satisfaction of the one chief
ly concerned
He received a letter from Gwy-
nesSa B. Milan, acknowledged COM
mon law wife of Matthew A. Hill
lizard who was killed in Brawley on
January % during quarrel with
w. E. Cook who later was acquit-
ted of any blame in the affair as
he h a d acted in self-defense
throughout. In this letter the judge
is asked if the common law mar
riage between Hilliard and herself
can be legalized in any way.
With this communication was a
letter from Hilliard to her written
the day before he met his death
and also a marriage certificate is
sued to them at the court house,
dated May 26, 1888. She states
that on the day in question they
had sought out the judge in order
to have the marriage solemnized
but that he was not in Ell Centre
on that day. Following this the
marriage was postponed until Hill
liard's tragic death put an end to
any possibility of their finally being
married.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-03-21
Juniors Oppose
City Proposition

A motion that the Junior Cham
ber of Commerce should go on rec
ord as opposing proposition No l
on the ballot for the city election
April was adopted by that organ
ization at a meeting held in the
California hotel this morning. 1t
was further voted that resolutions
to this effect are to be drawn up
and published in the local neWspa-
pers.
The proposition to which objec-
ton was taken calls for the repeal
of the one mill tax taken annually
by the city for parks, music and ad-
vertising purposes, part of which has
been used for the support of the
local chamber of commerce.
Russell Kliegel, chairman of the
junior chamber board of directors
had called this mornings meeting
and presided.
Best wishes of the chamber were
voted to be conveyed to Melvin King
who underwent an operation for
appendicitis at La Solana hospital
last evening and is reported to be
convalescing satisfactorily. John
Wells was appointed chairman for
the meeting on next Wednesday
morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-03-21
LABOR UNREST
DOTS STATE
BY United Press

Labor unrest current in many
sections of the country was felt to-
! day in California among StevedoreS,
! automobile plant employees, milli-
merry workers and agricultural work
erS.
State and federal authorities
made last minute efforts, including
a plan to appeal directly to Pres
ident Roosevelt, to avert Walkout
of longShoremen Friday. The pro-
posed strike would affect shipping
in the San Francisco bay area,
Long Beach, Los Angeles, San Di-
ego, the Pacific north west, and the
state S newest seaport, Stockton.
| Millinery workers in Los Angeles
were to return to work after a brief
Walkcut during which their de-
mandS for a 10 per cent wage in
crease and a working week of 37H
hours were granted through a COM
promise negotiated by the NRA
labor board
Union leaders insisted that the
nation wide automobile worker
strike. temporarily aVerted by the
President, would affect two large
plants at Oakland Plant operators,
however, felt that their men would
remain "'loyal.'
The San Joaquin Valley counties
long have anticipated serious strikes
during the approaching harvest sea-
son. The latest moves in the devel-
oping situation were regulations en-
acted bV Tulare county supervisors
to prevent picketing, paracing and
encampments and the appointment
of a state advisory board to inter
vene in agricultural strikes or lock
outs.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-03-21
GROVES ASKS
FOR PROBATION

Wallace Lee Groves was found
guilty of manslaughter by a jury
which returned its verdict at 10
o'clock last night after celebrating
on the evidence since o'clock.
Judge McPherrin presided at the
bringing in of the verdict in place
of Judge Thompson before whom
the case had been tried the latter
having been called away by the
death of his father.
Groves, after the jury's verdict
had been returned, applied for pro-
baton and this is to be heard next
Tuesday morning.
Groves had been charged with
manslaughter following the death
of Crawford w. Clark in Brawley
the night of February Is. The two
men had been arguing over
business matter when Groves is
said to have struck Clark on the
face causing him to fall to the
sidewalk with such force as to
fracture his skull.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-03-21
Clements Candidate
For School Board

Dorsey c. WhitelaW and Z. E.
Sones will be unopposed as candi-
dates for reelection to Central Un-
ion high school board at the cleo
tion on March 30, no other candi-
dates having filed within the legal
limit for doing so. which expired at
midnight last night.
Polls at the high school will be
open from a. m. until 7 p. m. and
will be in charge of Mrs. P. A
Murray. Mrs. C. w. Maitland and
Mrs. Louis Slee.
W. A. Tondro, trustee and clerk
of the Ell Centro grammar school
board, will be opposed for reelection
by Emmett E. Clements, who filed
his papers yesterday as a candidate
for trustee. The grammar school
election also will be held on March
80.
The polls at Wilson school will be
in charge of w. H. Tyler. Jr., Her.
bert Lowdermilk and Mrs. w. w
McEuen,
Imperial Valley press., 1934-03-21
JAPAN SEEKS
FRIENDSHIP
Of AMERICA
Notes Exchanged By Hirota And
Hull To Bring About Solution
Of Far East Problems.
By HOBART c. MONTEE
United Press Staff Correspondent

WASHINGTON, March 21.-The
japanese government has inaugur-
ated direct diplomatic conversations
with the United States in an effort
to bring about an immediate amic-
able settlement of all far eastern
questions pending between this
country and Japan, it was officially
revealed today.
The diplomatic conversations,
which were started just a month
ago, were revealed today with the
simultaneous publication in Tokyo
and Washington of the texts of
messages exchanged between the
japanese foreign minister, Kioki
Hirota and Secretary of State Cor
dell Hull.
Two impending international
events impelled the Japanese for
eign office to seek such a settle
ment at an early date, in the opin-
ion of informed observers here
These are:
l. The forthcoming naval confer
cnce which is scheduled to be called
in 1896, at which it is anticipated
Japan will ask for larger nava
ratio than is allotted her under the
Washington and London naVa
| treaties.
2. The possibility OF war bctweer
Japan and Russia, which many au-
| thorities believe may break out
within the next few months.
The messages are so cautiously
Worded that careful reading is nec-
essary to detect the Importance OF
the subject matter.
The japanese foreign minister ex-
pressed the desire to confine these
conversations regarding far eastern
matters to representatives of Japan
and the United States. He made
no suggestion of calling in other
powers.
Hull. replying, expressed th
"earnest hope that it may be pos
sible for all of the countries which
have interests in the far east tc
participate in such conversations,
but said ne would always be glad tc
receive from Japan "any Sugges-
tions calculated to maintain and
increase friendly relations.
Hirota IS message dated February
81, declared emphatically that ia
pan "has no intention whatever tC
provoke and make trouble with any
other power. - This was considered
direct allusion to the RuSso-Ja-
paneSe situation.