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Imperial Valley press., 1934-05-17
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DOMNEY GIVES
HIS SUPPORT
To SINCLAIR
BY GEORGE E. HELMER
United Press Staff Correspondent

SACRAMENTO, May 17.-Sheri-
dan Downey, Sacramento attorney,
withdrew today from the Democra-
tic gubernatorial race and an
nounced he would throw his sup
port to Upton Sinclair, Los Ange-
les Socialist who turned
Bourbon in an attempt to succeed
Gov. James Rolph.
Downey's announcement was the
, third significant political develop
ment in as many days, following
closely the withdrawal of Cover
nor Rolph from the Republican
contest and the entrance of John
R. Quinn, Los Angeles county sup
ervisor.
Downey declined to comment
upon reports he would seek the Of
flee of lieutenant governor, as Sin
clair's running mate, but observers
here predicted an announcement
along those lines would be forth
coming within a week. Downey ad-
mitted Sinclair had asked him to
team up and promised a state
ment shortly.
Downey was among the first to
announce his candidacy for COVER
nor. His withdrawal leaves only
eight Democrats in the race: Sim
clair, George Creel, Avery C. Moore,
Oakland; Milton K. Young and
William H. Evans, Los Angeles; DR..
Zachary T. Malaby, Pasadena; JUS
tus S. Wardell, San Francisco, and
William G. Irving, Riverside.
Balanced against the Democrats
are the following Republican candi-
dates; Lieut.. Gov. Frank F. Mer-
riam; State Senator Herbert c.
Jones, San Jose Clara Shortridge
Foltz; State Treasurer Charles G..
Johnson; Ex-Governor C. c. Young;
John R. Quinn and Raymond L.
Haight, Los Angeles Republican
who probably will run as an indie
pendent.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-05-17
President Plans
FiUe Messages

WASHINGTON, May II. WP) =
Five messages to congress, wirding
up President Roosevelt's legislative
program for this session, will be
transmitted within the next week,
the White House said today.
The communications will deal
with munitions, war debts, silver,
the cocoanut oil provision of the
recently enacted tax bill, and social
legislation.
It was explained that in sending
I'D these messages with the an
nouncement of completion of the
administrations legislative program,
it would help congress to expedite
action and guide both houses toward
speedy adjournment.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-05-17
American Woman,
In French Court

PARIS. May IT. W.P)-Mrs. Mar
ion Mckinney Teal Paddleford-
Fawcett, American adventures, was
before the court of appeal today,
trying to have annulled sentence
of five years Imprisonment for de-
frauding Paris dressmakers.
Extradited from Italy to face a
charge of fraud at Chambery, she
was sentenced to one years i'm
prisonment. Then came the Sec
ond charge and the five year SEN
tence.
Mrs. Fawcett petitioned that she
could be tried, properly, only on
the specific Chambery charge under
eXtradition laws.
The court adjourned the hearing
until July 10.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-05-17
FFA''
WINS HQN0R'S

Out of % schools in Southern
California, Central Union Future
Farmers of America won more first,
second and third places than any
other one school in the annual
Southern California regional prof.
ect contest.
Central scored three firsts, two
seconds and one third in this prof.
ect contest in which 18 of the %
chapters competed Each school
was allowed to select the best prof.
ect of each type for the contest, So
being selected E. w. Everett,
regional supervisor of agricultural
education, and George Couper of
the California Polytechnic school
of San Luis Obispo visited the var
ious projects and announced their
decisions.
Out of seven entries in the
poultry group, Donald Peters of Ell
Centre won third; out of four en-
tries in the poultry production,
John Dubois of Ell Centro won first;
out of four entries in the swine
project, James Veliquette won
first; in the three entries in dairy
calves, John Glass won first; from
the seven field crop entries, Har-
land Daily's won second place as
did Jordan Moran's in the farm
management project of four en-
tries.
In addition to the first, second
and third awards, the local group
received four F. F. A. belts and
buckles awarded by the state or
ganization.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-05-17
CONVICTION
COMPLETES
CARESS CASE.

LOS ANGELES. May IT, W.p) -
Another Los Angeles kidnapping
case was closed today with the
conviction OF George Les" Brune-
man, charged with being the pay
off" man in the e. l.. "zeke" Ca
ress abduction four years ago.
A jury found him guilty after
AZ hours OF deliberation.
Five other members OF the gang
that kidnapped Caress now are serv-
ing prison terms for their connec-
ton with the crime. They are
Ralph Sheldon. Louis Franks. Ray
Wagner. william Baillie and Jesse
Orsatti.
All were convicted ON evidence
given by Jimmy Doolen. who was a
member of the gang but who turn
ed states evidence after charges
against him were dismissed.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-05-17

NEW YORK, May IT. U.P)-First
results of The Literary Digest's ma
tion-wide poll on public sentiment
toward President Roosevelt's recov-
cry program indicated the man in
the street favors the new deal by q
margin of more than to l, it was
announced in & radio broadcast
last night.
The ballots we're only from sea-
board cities in the New York area,
the first tabulated on the question:
"On the whole, do you approve or
disapprove of the acts and policies
of the Roosevelt Administrations"
OF 40,219 votes returned, the
count was:
Yes, 27,162.
No. 13,057.
Ballots have been sent to l5,000,-
600. The same list used for nine
previous polls conducted on nation
al issues. Ats purpose is to reflect
Imperial Valley press., 1934-05-17
Firess1en Praise
DriUer OF Stage

Slight damage was caused to an
automobile which caught fire near
Seventh and Main streets at o.
clock last night. The department
answered the call.
Traffic officers are loud in their
praises for the driver of Pacific
Greyhound bus which was coming
into the city from San Diego. This
driver, officers said, obeyed the
warning given by police sirens by
pulling up to the side of the street
and stopping, while other motorists
passed the stage and drove on down
the street contrary to the law.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-05-17
BY FREDERICK OESCHNER
United Press Staff Correspondent

OIItLu osAh1 SoAACSP oi"eAh~
Copyright, 1894, BY United Press)
BERLIN. May 17.-An emphatic
declaration that Chancellor Adolf
Hitler and his cabinet, mostly war
veterans, are firmly opposed to an
other war was made today. by Franz
Seldte, minister of labor.
"I've had my share! I don It
want any more war! Nor does any
member of the cabinet,'' Selcte
said.
With a sharp gesture in which
there was no bitterness, but great
earnestness, Seldte drew up leath-
ern left hand. part of an artificial
arm.
"I lost that in the war" he said
quietly. ga bullet just missed my
eye. Another went through my
foot. An ear-drum was shattered.
"Four years of it, Hitler went
through it. too. So did Goering,
Papen, Neurath, Roehm, Hess.
Guertner. and some of the others.
Dom It think that the cabinet dis
cusses war. Hitler speaks for us
Imperial Valley press., 1934-05-17
To DISREGARD
DEMANDS Of
ACLU GROUP
Labor Department Head Will
Pay No Attention To Unions
Plea.
FLIMSY CHARGES MADE
General Accused OF Being EN-
ployer Of Mexican Labor And
A Land Owner.
FLIMSY CHARGES MADE

WASHINGTON, May IT. U.P)-
Civil Liberties union complaints
against activities of Gen. Pelham D.
Glassford, national labor board con-
ciliator in the Imperial Valley,
Calf, fruit growers dispute. will go
unrecognized by Secretary OF Labor
Frances Perkins, she said today.
The union accused Glassford of
making anti-labor statements and
with being ranch owner who en-
ployed Mexican labor. Miss Perkins
said Glassford, former District of
Columbia police chief, denied the
charge.
"We are taking no action" she
said
General Glassford could not be
reached this afternoon at his hotel
in Brawley, his secretary advising
that he had left for an unannounced
destination and was not expected to
return until late in the day.
The above United Press dispatch
was read to the secretary who. re-
fused to comment on it in behalf of
the general but expressed pleasure
at its contents.
General Glassford has been the
target for an intensive campaign
seeking his removal, conducted by
the New York office of the Ameri-
can Civil Liberties Union, the San
Diego and Los Angeles branches OF
which have been extremely active
in fostering labor troubles in the
valley.
In addition to asking for the re-
moval of Glassford, the American
Civil Liberties Union, according to
copies of circulars received in the
valley this week, demanded that
United States marshals be sent to
the valley "to halt reign of ter
ror which has persisted for five
months and increases as time goes
on"
The circular attributes numerous
statements to the general, assert
ing he condemned union labor and
termed various representatives OF
the American Civil Liberties Union
as "skunks," both of which are de-
clared to be untrue.
The dispatches asking for his
removal were signed by eastern rep
resentatives of the American Civil
Liberties Union, headed by A. l..
Wirin, who was forced to leave the
valley several months ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-05-17
TWo Injured In
Auto Accident

Ignacio Garcia and Amiseo Flores
were severely injured at 10 o'clock
last night when the automobile in
which they were riding was struck
by another car driven by George
Kirkman, Ell Centro, on the San
Diego highway near the Dahlia can
al according to a report made by
Investigating traffic officers.
Garcia received severe scalp
wound while Flores had a leg bro
ken and also possible skull frac-
ture. Both are doing we'll at the
county hospital, it was said today.
The accident happened. police
said when the Mexicans' car turned
directly in front of the other ma
chine which was trying to pass it
at the time.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-05-17
VagraI,t GiUen
Jail Sentence

Harry Meyers was given a 80 day
term in the county Jail by Judge
Nuffer in police court this morning
on charge of vagrancy. He was ar
rested here last night and police
charged him with begging on the
street. 1t was further discovered,
according to police, that he had a
record of arrests in other cities on
this charge.
Jerry Sullivan drew suspended
sentence of $50 or 25 days in the
city Jail on petty theft charge. He
had been arrested by Southern Pa
cific agents after it was said he had
stolen some ice from the company.
The sentence was suspended on
condition of future good behavior.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-05-17
School Election
Trial Continued

Trial of the contested election of
Mrs. Nell Nolan as trustee of the
Acacia school district on March 30
which was to have begun before
Judge r. D. McPherrin in superior
court this morning was continued
until May %.
Plaintiffs in the action are j. j.
and E. E. johnson. Malconduct on
the part of the board of judges and
irregularity in the conduct of this
election resulting in the failure of
free expression of opinion on the
part of the electors of this distict,
are charged in the complaint.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-05-17
Macoy, Due Here
This Afternoon

TUCSON, Ariz., May II. WP
The U. S. dirigibIe Macon
passed over this city at 1:5S
tMST) p. IN. today. Flying
low, the giant craft was travel
ling very slowly. Her com-
mander told radio operators in
Phoenix the ship would proceed
to the coast by way of that
city.
Shortly after receipt CT the
above d'Gpatch, the local tele-
phone office communicated
with Phoenix and was advised
that the Macon had just passed
over Mesa Grande, indicating
it did not go to Phoenix.
Figuring the distance and
speed at which the Macon is
travelling, II should pass over
Imperial Valley between and
O'Clock this afternoon, pro-
vided her commander adheres
TO hSI original course which
calls for crossing the valley to
San Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-05-17
SECRETARY PERKINS UPHO[DS GEN. CLASSF0RD
@AWiLL--
F'Y'ROGERs
w ,says:

SAN FRANCISCO, May 16.
(SpeciaD-Looking over beau
tiful San Francisco bay here
from a hotel window, you can
almost see San Quentin pris-
on and three gentlemen kid
napers checking in for life, on
a crime committed not a week
ago.
That leaves the state with a
pretty good record. Out of
two kidnapings, two down and
three out. That must be heart
breaking to these "shyster"
lawyers to not get chance to
defend this class OF client. But
I suppose these fellows will be
up before the parole board at
its first meeting.
Yours,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-02
sARLACH MA VYCHODNOM
sLOVENSKU.

Ma vychodnom Slovensku, a.
lie menovite v okrest krap. chlu-
meckom, onemocnelo mnoho
l'udi, vacsinou deti ma sarlach.
V mestecku Krap. Chlumci je
20 nemocnych deti. Nakolko je
nebezpecie d'alsieho sirenia sa
tejto choroby, nebezpeenej pre-
dospelych al deti, ma navrh IL
radneho lekara boly v Krap.
Chlumci zavrete skoly na styri
tyzdne Pricinou rychleho Sire
MIA sa sarlachu je neskora de-
zinfekcia postihnutych. Nemoc-
nj vacsinou byvaj1 zvlastnymi
autami dopravovanf do statnej
nemocnice v Uzhorode, kde je
pre- Mich sriadene zvlastne od-
delenie. Doprava nemocnych do
Uzhorodu je namahava a dale
ka. Davny poziadavok postavit
okresn1 nemocnicu je vel'mi
naliehavy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-02
70 starej vlasti
(Zpravy sd prevzate kraJo-
vych casopisov.)
NoVY sIRoTfNEU v RUzOM.
RERKU.

Vel'mi obetav1 a zasluzn1
pracu previedlo zvlast' sostave-
ne mestske kuratorium, ked'
podniklo stavbu socialneho do
mu Ruzomberku. Vo vel'kej
zahrade ma rohu Kalvarskej u
lice stoji ma vel mi peknom
priestranstve tato nova stavba,
jedinecna celom Liptove, kto-
ra iste zdarne vyhovie svojmu
poslaniu. Bola zbudovana ma
kladom l miliona Kcs, "a NEST
skej subvencie pozemku, daro-
vanom protonotarom Andrejom
Hlinkom. Ma miesto pre- 102
chudobnych a sirot, a je maj
modernejsie zariadena. Mesto
Ruzomberok darovalo tiez po-
zemok ma bud1cej najkrajsej
stvrti ma "Vel'kom Poliku" pre-
stavbu gymnazia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-02
OSUDNY KoNIEC PYTLAtE.
MIA.

V lesoch ma polonine drago-
bratskej pri Jasine ma Podk.
Rusi zastrelili pytliaci Vasil
Jablonecky a yuraj Dobrotjuk,
obaja 2 Jasiny, jelena, ktory
vail $50 kg. Odniesli preto do
NOV len cast masa a pre- zby-
tok sa este vratili. Vtedy wall
so sebou este styroch obcanov,
medzi mimi tiez Taficuka. Ked'
prisli do lesa, bolo maso uz
prec. Y domienke, ze no med
ved' niekam zaiahol, zacali ma
so hl'adat' krovisku. Vasil
Jablonecky odrazu zazrel- ' kro
visku temnd postavu q vraj Y
domnenf, ze je to medved, w
strelil. Bol to ale Stefan Taft
cuk, ktoremu gulka vosla do
hlavy, takze boil hned' mrtvf.
v1etci boH xatknnd
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-02
ilNuELkRIE SLOW. LfGY
v AlrERIKk
- pov5imnutie, poucenie, po-
vxbudenie q obranu.
pod&va jan A. Koctr, tajomnik
Vx&iomno- -pomocn& akcia.

ssH ~ dnt0l0 jason. Nv ASSA0 AA
- stromov spadlo. Zvadlo, 20
xltlo, uschlo a teraz zmieta sa
p0 maticke zemi, poslednym
smutnym sumom volaj1c k Sc
be svojich druhov.
Slnko so dna ma den slabne,
ako nevyliecitel'ne chory, ktory
81 skoro docka konca svojej po-
zemskej putt. Kedy-tedy este
ea usmeje ma mas, ale to bude
len chvil'kova ltecha, lebo leto
je prec.
Slovo zima je postrachom IT,
sfcom chudobnych rodin, kto-
rych zivitelia nemali moznosti
cez cele leto zarobit' 81 par
centov. Met grosa ma odev, ma
obuv, ma uhlie. Tito najviac po-
citia ostrie krutost' zimy. Po-
cftia ju ii, ktori boil zamest-
mani sezonnej praci dvaItri
dni v tyzdni, ME "a mzdu, ale
"a almuznu.
Medzi tymito ubiedenymi a
opustenymi sl mnohe a mnohe
slovenske rodiny. Preto 1ctive
prosime nasich milych bratov
Slovakov, nase l'ube sestry Slo-
venky. aby 81 ma stiesnen1 svo-
jet spomenuli a nejakym dar-
cekom ma u'lavenie jej biedy
prispeli.
Prijmeme vsetko: saty, o.
buv, bielizen i gros. Proslme
menovite o saty obuv pre- sko-
lopovinne dietky. Tych veci
najviac potrebujeme. Bratia.
sestry, prosime vas: pomozte,
6im mo5ete! Dairy lasky zasie-
latte ma adresu: Slovak League
Relief Fund, P. o. Box 996,
Pittsburgh. Pa.
Ma pomoc ubiedenym poslali:
Pani P. M. Hruskova, Ir.
wington, N. j., 20 kusov Sat.
stva a veci pre- domacnost'.
Pani Katarma Kasna, West
field. Mass. - IS kusov satstva
q veci pre- domacnost'.
Pi. Maria Kollarova, Bridge
port, Conn. 63 kusov satstva, O.
buvy a veci pre- domacnost'.
Juraj Wallo, Morgantown.
w. Va. - IS kusov satstva a
veci pre- domacnost'.
Pani Betka Bednarova, New
York. N. Y. - 48 kusov Sat
stva a veci pre- domacnost'.
Pani Maria Tkacova, Piney
Fork, Ohio. 20 kusov satstva.
Martin Cisar, Niles, O. SO ku-
soy satstva a veci pre- domac-
most.
Obeiansky- -Vzdelavajdci Klub
Slovakov, Warren, O.. prostred.
nictvom brata Saluga $780,
Jozef Mark. Dayton, O. $l.OO
N. D. Duraida, Gaines, Mich
$1.0O. - Jan Suhajda. Lore CT.
ty, o. $1.00. - Jozef Mihalek,
+. Toledo, O. 81 90. = Andrei
Roxum, Columbus, O. $500. -
Vendelin Pass, Export, Pa. ST.
Cislo 764. IKSJ. Warren, Ohio
$500. SrdeGne Pan Bob zaplat
ySetkym!
81 z darov l&sky dostai:
Andrej H., Curtlsyllle, Pa. 3;
kusov satstva a obuvi. - Ju
raj s., Tarentum. Pa. 81 kuso'
saIstva a obuvi.- Jozef K, Sa
lima, Pa, 81 kusov satstva
veci pre- domacnost'. - Antor
r. H., Blairsville, Pa. $4.0O. -
Ignac e., Springdale, Pa. 81
kusov satstva a obuvi-Magd,
Ch., Lima City, O., SIS kuso,
tatstva a veci pre- domacnost
Frank T., Tarentum, Pa, 3;
kusoy satstva a veci pre- domac
nost. - Jozefina X. e., Blaw
oeks, Pa. $500. - Jozef D.
~ aHax, Pa, IA kusov satstva
avi a platna.
Duby "a vyval'ujd.
10 krasnej jasennej piesn
xivota zaplietol "a bolestny ak
ord. Vyvalil sa dub, zomre
oyek, : radu zivych odisiel d
x1Gnosti stary, osvedceny slo
6kf narodny pracovnik :
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-02

Ohladom pomoci 3kolAm stu
buje cfm skorsie xakrocenie.
Skoly Ohia musejd byt' otvore.
ne. "A osvedcuje So, Se ME je
nikomu zaviazany niclm 9 ze
bude len on guvernerom Ohia q
nikto my.
Ma 6. novembra Ohio 81 ma
zvolit' Martina L. Davey "a
guvernera a Vic Donahey "a
senatora, lebo obaja s1 vyni-
mocne s1ci a ziad1cni ma tie u
rady a tiez preto, ze hlas "a
Martina L. Daveyho a Vic Do
naheya je hlasom d6very pre-
zidentovi Rooseveltovi.
Frederick Gonda.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-02
STRAJK PRI STAVBE ZE-
LEZNICE.

Ma stavbe zeleznice Cervena
Skala-Margecany, ma 1seku
Nv. a V. pri Ztracenej a Spis.
Mlynkoch, ma dial'ke. asi 8 KIN
strajkuj1 vsetci robotnlci, kto-
rych je vyse 1000. Robotnici
ziadajd zvysenie mzdy o % per
cent. Podnikatelia ma to nechc1
pristat'. Medzi robotnlkmi je
vel'ke roztrpcenie, takze 1rady
vyslaly zandarske posily. Sd O.
bavy, ze sa strajk tax pahko
neskonci a ze pride k b1rlivym
udalostiam pri nom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-02

nj ' nesa6nych spl6tkach q
bez pokuty.
Ranenym robotnfkom Mr..
Davey 81 l'ubuje rtchlejsie w
placanie nahrad; starcom RAD
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60 HovoRIA DAvEY =
DoNAHEY7

Ma prezident Roosevelt do
stat HAS d6very ludu q byt'
podporovany v kongrese "a.
supcami, ktori s1hlasia s jeho
idealmi a jeho Novym Made
l'omf Toto je otazka, ktorl
zodpovedia volicia ma s. no
vembra.
Vic Donahey-" Cestny Vic, !,
sl1zil Ohiu "a IA rokov s
rokov ako statny auditor q s
rokov ako guverner. v augu-
ste toho roku sa pon1kol "a de-
mokratickeho kandidata ma Sc
natorstvo spoj. Statov, a ked'
boly primarkove baloty spool
tame, ukazalo sa, ze volicia "a
okresov 80 mu dali vacsinu.
Vic Donahey teraz hovori:
,"Skutocny kapital investova-
ny eestne je opravneny ma spra
vodlivy zisk, ale kde sa jedna
l'udske prava a majetkove
prava, moi HAS pojde pro-
speech l'udstva."
V nedavnej reel Donahey sa
osvedcil, ze bude drzat' stran-
ku robotnemu ludu a farm&-
rom.
Ia Roosevelta hovoril takto:
"Naden DESTINY clovek nemoze
pochybovat' o lprimnosti a po-
cestnosti Franklina D. Roose-
velta. ia znam Ohio dobre. ia
poznam jeho l'ud, a preto bu-
dem pracovat' "a robotnictvo a
larmarstvo a necham bohacov,
aby sa starali sami o seba." N
Martin L. Davey, demokrati-
cky kandidat "a guvernera po-
vedal nedavno:
Vzhl'adom ma strasne pomery
v poslednych rokoch a vel'ky
pocet problemov, ktore cakaj1
ma rozl1stenie, l'udske ciele via
dy musejd mat prednost' pred
vsetkymi otazkami."
Toto je kl'1c platformy Mar
tina L. Daveyho. L'udske po-
treby, sytenie hladnych, neza-
mestnanych a n1dznych - je
| jeho prvou najvacsou staro-
| st 'ou.
Akonahle zaujme drad gu
| vernera Mr.. Davey zacne statny
program verejnych prac, ma
| ktorych dostane zamestnanie
tisice obcanov Ohia. Bude sa
pracovat' ma eliminacii krizo-
vatiek, zlepsovanf parkov, O.
pravovani a budovanf novych
mostov atp. 4
Pre- danovnikov sl'ubuje "a
kon, ktory dovoli splacanie da-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-02
CIGANI ZBILI GAZDU.

j. Spak, hostinsky a rol'nik
z Levoce, vracal sa pol'a ma
vysoko nalozenom voze. Ked' j.
sieI okolo ciganskeho tabora, ma
ceste sa hraJuce cigancata "a
caly skakat' okolo voza a We
sat sa nan. Jedno ciganca pri
tom spadlo pod voz, ale mic sa
mu nestalo a vel'kym placom
utekalo domov. Ciganov to tax
popudilo, re stiahli mic netu-
Siaceho Spaka voza a zbili no
tax, re musel byt' lekarmi ose-
ireny. Teraz sa prlpadom zao-
beraju cetnici.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-02

st 'azovanie t'archu neul 'avi. Do
Mexika prisiel som pred jede-
mast rokmi. Prisiel som mlady
a zdravy, ably som zachranil
dom par zahonkov v kraji
pred exekutorom. Prezil, zkl-
sill som tu vselico. Hladu a III
my zniesol som mnoho. Sta a
sta mil preputoval som "a da-
jakym zamestnanim krizom-kra
zom Mexikom. Postel' moja
mnoho raz bola tvrda, chladna
zem a Vsemoh1ci prikryl ma
Jeho blankytom nebeskym. -
Verte mi, to sa liste opisat'
media, co som tu vseko prezil.
i Ones sa mann uz trochu lepsie,
lebo som sa pred par mesiacmi
s mojimi starymi spolocnikmi
hladom zimou rozl1cil. Pra
cujem dvanast' -strnast' hodin
denne "a vel'mi mal1 mzdu, ale
som rad, ze pracujem... Sporim
ako len najlepsie viem a mo.
zem, lebo chcem sa rozl1eit' j {
Mexikom...
| Do lasky q opatery Bozej Vas
odpor6cam . zostavam so ST.
decnou vd'akou Yam zaviazanJ
J. Duniak,
rodAk % SpiIa
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-02

nejsie platenie starobnej pen
zie q vkladatel'om pehazf y
bank6ch vScsiu bezpecnost' Ca
stejsim prezeranim knih q pris-
nejsim dozeranim ich vkladov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-02
MA MIEsTO CECHOSLOVA-
KA CZECH.

Ma miesto uprazdnene rezig-
naciou poslanca DIR. Milana l.
vanku povolal minister vn1tra
do parlamentu nahradnika Te-
odora Eisenhahra, 1radnika
riaditel'stva c-s statnych drah
V koSiciach.