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Nogales international., 1934-09-22
CANDIDATES FILE
EXPENSE LISTS

None of the county candidates
spent more than $135 during the
recent primary campaign according
to expense statements filed In the
office of William G. Simonton,
clerk of the Board of Supervisors
J. Here's the amounts spent by va
rious candidates:
Harold j., Brown, $500.
Harold Roesner, $3.50.
Robert E. Lee, $3095.
r. N. Sands, $41. As.
Mark w. Wanle-s, $4,000.
Roy Coker, $6500
Robert D. Fain, $42.50
Arcus Reddocn; $3.50.
!. j. Goodman, $3.50.
w. H. Hathaway, $12.46.
L. Larriva, $133.30.
j. A. Jones, $17.50.
Gordon Farley, $36.33.
Ed Yeager, $63.4O
r. T. Frazier. Jr., $1450.
James A. Harrison, $1,000.
Thomas L. Costello, $12.62.
Charles f. Hardy, $3.50.
William II. Kane, $44.75.
Lula R. Larimore, $1,000.
Anna B. Ackley, $4,000.
Harry Farrior, $64.85.
E. r. Bohlinger, $22.75.
Lucy T. Mitchell, $3.50.
William Farrell, $3.50
w. s. Larccn, $18.1S.
Phil Herold, $3.50
J. N. Karam, $56.25.
G. G. Crenshaw,. $29.50
NJ Ike Hogan, mining man. was in
town TueGday from Harshaw.
E. K. Cumming was among No
galians attending the Ringling
Brothers circus at Tucson Tuesday.
: Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Adams were
Visitors here Tuesday from Sonoita.
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TO ATTEND MEETING

Robert A Campbell of Patagonia
Mike Hogan of Harshaw, Robert
Fleischer and Craig Pottinger are
Nogales international., 1934-09-22

Mrs. Clyde Boozer of Amado is
visiting her mother in Manhattan,
Texas.
Nogales international., 1934-09-22

Ben White returned wednesday
from a trip to Los Angeles.
Nogales international., 1934-09-22

w. E. Francis, who was last here
80 years ago, has arrived from
Newton. Kansas, to visit Mayor J.
Z. Wise. He Is a retired cattleman
and used to ship cattle from No
gales.
Nogales international., 1934-09-22

Rob ert N. Sands was busine SIS
visitor at Tucson this week.
Nogales international., 1934-09-22

E. H. Evans and E. E. Bethel
were business visitors at the court
house Wednesday from Patagonia.
Nogales international., 1934-09-22

Ben Powell was in town. Satur-
day from Patagonia.
Nogales international., 1934-09-22

Chet RAIDER returned Tuc sday
from 20-30 Club convention at
Bakersfield.
Nogales international., 1934-09-22

Mrs. George Gam of Amado har
returned from a short stay ir
Phoenix.
Nogales international., 1934-09-22

=. Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Adams were
1isitors here Tuesday from Sonoita
Nogales international., 1934-09-22
MARK TRAVELS WITH SAUL

For three years he retired to Arabia. When
he emerged he had definite plan. He would
go back to Jerusalem to be welcomed by the
disciples, who would naturally choose him as
their leader, and so he would become minister
of the First Church in Jerusalem. 1t was
grand plan, but it met with bitter disappont-
ment When he arrived in Jerusalem the dis
ciples were afraid of him and even after he
had been vouched for by Barnabas, gave him
a very grudging welcome.
IL al h.a+ hn 81 1
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E. K. Cumming was among No
galians attending the Ringing
Brothers circus at Tucson Tuesday.
Nogales international., 1934-09-22

NJ Ike Hogan, mining man, was in
town Tuecday from Harshaw.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-06
@s UNK I,NS(z>0 \ BOND
b. Laura lou BROOKMAN cleaa eee ss9.es

90 in and stop EN- for fear they'd
food the place with tears!"
L suppose" Bannister said
thoughtfully, its not so pleasant to
be in Jail for murder"
Gainey looked up from the wedge
Of apple pie he had been attack
ing. Not giving me the raspberry
are you?" he asked suspiciously.
why. Of course not!"
The reporter seemed satisfied
1--WE got a little plan on for to-
night" he explained. You can
come with me if you want to-"
Fine. Where do we go?"
"Out TO see Denise Lang
Kings iancee. Neither papers had
an interview with her yet. I'd like
to talk to her."
Five minutes later they had risen
from the table and were on their
way. Gainey paused at the cashier s
desk to buy cigarets before Joining
Bannister at the door.
And then something happened to
change their plans.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-06

Who killed TRACY KING. orchestra
leader found dead IN his apartment
DAVID BANNTsTER author former
newspaper reporter. undertakes 70 hnd
out Police arc searching fOT an IN
King shortly before bis death Bannister
has seen thls girl. who told him her
name vas JULIET FRANCE. Size sTore
she knew nothing q the murder. but she
has disappeared again
HERMAN sCURLACH who wrote King
a threatening letter. Us IN jail He also
declare hiss innocence.
Baauistcr works on the case With J..
RANDOLPH GAINEY star reporter Of
the Post. III The dead mans apartment
Bauuietcr picks Up an old-fashioned
wedding picture and keeps u as pos
sihlt CleH
Gs'rev and Bannister decide 70 go
20 nee DENISE LANG Kings iiancee.
NOW GO on WITH THE STORY
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-06
CHAPTER THIRTEEN

TINE door of the restaurant
l. opened suddenly and man
came in. He was young man Of
average height, rather squarely
built. He wore a light tan topcoat
and, tilted down over his eyes, a
derby hat. The young man saw
Bannister and hesitated. Then,
rather deliberately, he marched to
the cashiers desk.
Wanna cash this check" he said
in a voice that carried clearly.
The reply Of the young man at
the cash register did not reach
Bannister's ears, but evidently it
was not in the affirmative.
But I wanna cash this check! ."
the newcomer repeated louder, more
heatedly. He went on, as the cashier
hcsitated. Say, whereza manager
this dump? Lemme talk-ta the
manager! He'll do it for me, all
right, all right. He knows me
Everybody round here knows mel"
A dozen heads had turned to see
what the commotion was about. The
embarrassed cashier was explaining,
But I'm sorry. It's against our
rules to cash checks for any one. I'd
be glad to Go it for you, but it's
against the rules"
'Lemme talk-ta the manager!"
the newcomer demanded, brandish-
ing the check and pounding the
counter for emphasis.
Hes not here" the cashier said.
Mr.. Locke just stepped out of the
building"
1t was Gainey who interrupted
He touched the newcomer on the
arm. Excuse me-" he said quietly,
aren't you Mr.. Drugan? Al Dru-
GAM"
The other backed off, eyed him
severely, Certainly I'm Al Drugan.
Who wants t'know? Don't b'lieve
have the pleasure Of your acquaint-
ance-"
mo, you don't know me, Mr..
Drugan," Gainey said pleasantly,
but I was trying all morning to
get in touch with you. This is q
piece of luck for mel"
Drugan waved him aside i'm
patiently. Luck has nothin' to do
with i'll" he proclaimed oratorically
"Nothin whateverl Fact is I came
in this -raunt-" He stumbled
over. the word, repeated, "Fact is I
came in this restraint to cash a
check"
Bannister had joined the group.
IF the gentleman wants to cash
a check maybe I can do it for him"
he said. What is the amount?"
DRUGAN turned, a look of be-
- wilderment in his eyes. Then
he understood. Five dollars an
sixty-f1ve cents" he announced
pompously. Five dollars an sixty
five cents!"
Bannister had pulled a wallet
from his pocket, was counting out
the change. Here you are" he
said, smiling, and handing over
the amount. Five dollars and
sixty-fve cents. Now if I can have
the check
Why certainly! Certainly"
(TO Re Continued
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-06

AS zveri's safari travelled slowly along the
jungle trails Tarzan, moving rapidly through the
trees, passed him So that as Zveri's party ap-
proach the last and greatest barrier to the for
hidden valley Of Opar, Tarzan and Nkima had al
ready disappeared beyond the summit.
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CHAPTER TWELVE Continued
"NTHAT about the gum" Ban
w mister asked

WIZ AT. about 6 Ut the gum Ban
He didn't have it when they
searched him at headquarters. 1
don't know any more about it but
I know he didn't have a gun then"
But" Bannister objected. grant
ed that Scurlach did have a gun
and a motive for killing Tracy King,
how could he get into Kings apart
ment? The clerk at the Shelby
Arms swore this girl they're looking
for is the only one who went up to
Kings rooms"
Carney snorted. There are
plenty Of ways to get into a hotel!
he said. The clerk doesn't watch
the servants entrance, does he?
Remember Scurlach had had three
days to brood over his troubles. And
they were real troubles to him, too.
Maybe he'd been drinking. There's
a lot Of it I can't figure out yet but
I do know this-Carlotta ScurlaCh
thinks her husband killed Tracy
King. I could see it in her eyes, the
way she talked and everything she
said
That's not the worst of it-for
her" he went on. L think she
really loves this dumb husband of
hers. She wants to help him and
doesn't know how
How does it happen the detec-
tives haven't heard this Nicholai
Wcman's story?" Bannister asked.
They will in time, I suppose.
Down in that neighbOrhOod they're
all afraid Of cops. Close-mouthed
but" Gainey grinned again, well,
we managed to get friendly 1t isn't
my idea to print all this right away.
I'd rather hold it"
Until they get a confession from
Scurlach?'
Gainey shook his head. Not
that" he said. L want to see how
one or two other things turn out
first"
ID MINISTER remembered then
- the story that the woman at
the Shelby Arms had told him, the
story of Melvina HOLSTERS dead
canary bird, and Miss HOLSTERS
heated quarrel with Tracy King.
Here's a funny one l picked up
this afternoon" he said Maybe
you can explain this" He repeated
what Mrs. Kennebec had said
Gainey asked questions but evil
IDENTIFY was not much impressed.
Yeah" he said, lots Of funny
nuts like that around an apart
ment hotel"
DO you think I should tell
McNeal about it?" Bannister asked
oh. you might as we'll What
harm can it do?' To Gainey this
line Of thought was distinctly
secondary. He returned to Carlotta
Scurlach. You know" he said,
Its queer how Il girl like that can
marry an egg like Scurlach. OF
course there are plenty Of brighter
people in the world but she's not
SO dumb!'
Did you talk to her husband?"
BanniSter asked.
Yeah. and a lot of good it did!
Just a big guy with head Of solid
bone. Kept saying over and over
that he didn't do it, that he'd never
hurt nobody! Steve Fisher told me
they haven't been able to get any
thing else out of him except when
the girl was there They left
Scurlach and the girl alone to-
gether but Of course the detectives
were listening. Scurlach broke
down and cried and told Carlotta
he was sorry he'd scared her and
he'd never do it again if only they'd
let him go home. The cops had to
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Crossing the desolate valley Of Opar, Tarzan
and Nkirna behed the magnificent spires Of the
ancient city TarZan's mind toyed with the mys-
terry OF its origin. Perhaps the few inhabitants
were direct descendants of the rulers Of dead At
lantis. How else could be explained this white
skinned race in Africa?
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-06

In the according principle
shallow.
retard the herevovng particles
was Lafayette when he was made general?
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1t was years since Tarzan had last seen the
graceful women and grotesque men Of Opar He
entered the narrow f1ssure, the only entrance
Only silence and solitude awaited him. His OBJ
ject was TO warn La, the high prieStess who was
his friend and whose throne Tarzan had saved
of the approach Of invaders.
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Williams
BY Martin

Through the chamber of the Seven Golden
Pillars he passed in silence Fearlessly he pushed
open the heavy door, expecting to find La, high
priestess Of the Flaming God. But as he stepped
upon his head and felled him senseless TO the
floor
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-26
PRESUDILY CELY MAZE.
TOK PRE- CEsTU.

Krajsky sud v Presove pre-
jednaval pripad, stopy ktoreho
vedl este do roku 1926. Vtedy
isla Anna Novakova v Rych.
valde pri Bardejove povozom
ma pole. Isla neobvykle, v biz
kosti pozemku Amy Selengo-
vel, ktora sa ma nu osopila, ako
sa opovazi ist' cez jej pozemok.
A tu prave zacal sa spor, trva-
j1ci plnych osem rokov, ktory
definitivne skoncil sa len teraz
pred krajskym sddom v Preso-
We. Ma zaklade katastralnych
map sa dokazalo, ze obzalovana
isla spravnou cestou, ktora ale
nebola dlho pouzlvana, a tax 81
ju A. Selengova privlastnila.
Costa bude teda konecne uzna-
ma cestou, lenze tragedia je '
tom, ze obidve strany dlhotrva-
j1cim sporom, ktoreho naklad
isiel do desat' 'tisicov, pridu Q
cely majetok. Pre- 1zky prdzok
zeme, ma ktorom sa molly pc
kne priatel'sky shodndt'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-26
sila Nyku.

V mensom vidieckom meste
stal sa nedavno zabavnt pri-
pad, ktory ukazuje ma hlboke
korene zvyku. Ma ovocny trh
prisiel ovocinar vozikom,
do ktoreho bola zapriahnuta
stara kobyla. Nahle voz zastavf
pred kladou, ktora zatarasuje
jazdn1 drahu, kde sa prev&dza-
j1 dlazbove prace. Stara koby-
la naraz. ako by OKLA dotykom
elektrickej iskry, vzpriami sa,
q uz sa elegantntm skokom pre-
nasa cez domneld prekaxku. O.
vocinarovi, jeho vozu a koxfkom
$ ovocfm SO pri tom nepoviedlo
dobre. Vysvetlenie je jednodu-
che: OvocinAr kfpil 81 pred Sa-
som vyradeneho dostihovsho
kona.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-26
DIVE MOVE CIRKEvNE
SKOLY. ~ II

Hasprunka v Grave mala dina
%. septembra krasnu slavnost'
V ten den bola vysvatena nova
slovenska katolicka skola, kto-
ri 81 Haspruncania sami posta-
viii pri pomoci Slovenskej Kra-
jiny, ktora i'm dala ma nu a.
600 Kcs a okresu, ktory i'm dal
10000 K6s. Skola stala $4,000
Kcs. Vysvatil ju Msgr. Karol
Necesalek "a asistencie mno-
hych knazov.
Druha nova katolicka skola
vysvatena bola v Strait pri
Krakovanoch, ktora bola vybu-
dovana nakladom 100000 Kcs.
Vysvatil ju Msgr. Raska.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-26
VRAZDA PRE- MAJETOK.

Obec Vitkovce pri Spisskej
Novel Vsi bola vzrusena rodin-
nou tragediou, ktorej obet' 'ou
stal sa 36-rocny rol'nik Jozef
Chovanec. Chovanec ozenl sa
pred rokmi so sestrou 24-rocne-
no Jana Celec, syna zeleznicne-
no zamestnanca. V poslednej
dobe dostai sa Celec a jeho
svagor Chovanec do sporu o de-
dictvo. Celec prisiel v nedelu
vecer do Vltkoviec a zaSiel do
krcmy, kde sa napl. Neskoro v
noci zacal hadzat' kamenim do
okien Chovancovho domu. Ked'
Choyanec vysiel sa presvedcit',
kto no obt'azuje, namieril Celec
nan pusku a dvoma ranami no
zastrelil. Chcel tiez zastrelit' Sc
stru, ale rama ma st'astie -minula
ciel'a. Vrah po cine utiekol do
Levoee a tam chcel prespat' pod
cudz1m menom. Bol ale tax roz-
culeny, re sa stal podozrivym a
bol zatknuty. K cinu sa primal
a vysvetl'uje ho rozrusenim mad
dlhotrvajucim majetkovym spo-
rom a opilost'ou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-26
PAROBCI MA ZBoJ0CH.

V minulych dnoch doviezli
do kosickej vaznict osem parob-
kov obce Durdosik v kosic-
kom okrese, ktorf nedavno ma
padli rol'nika Jana Vanguru g
revolvermi, olovienkami, kolmi
z plota a nozmi a tax no do
bill postriel ali, ze v kosic-
kej nemocnici zomiera. Vangu-
ru nemohli vypocut', lebo pre-
rany al vo chvil'ach, ked' je pri
vedomi, nem0ze hovorit'. Skoro
s1casne tymito mladikmi pri-
viedli cetnici z Hanisky pri Ko-
siciach jedenast' parobkov, kto-
ri ozbrojenf karabinami, sli '
noci kradn1t' jablka ma majer
Krajcar. Proti from nocnym
straznikom, ozbrojenym len pa.
licami, striel'ali z karabin a
ked' straznici dali sa ma 1tek,
parobci ich este al prenasledo.
vail. Ma ovocie doniesli 81 vre.
cia, v ktorych odniesli jablk "a
$500 kordn. Cetnfci ich vsak
hned' vypatrali a u jedneho Z
mich slamnfku nasli al vojen-
skd karabinu, ktorej sa v no.
ci striel'alo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-26
M1CHAL DURsA ZoMREL

Michal Dursa, z {. 722 Steel
ST., zomrel %. oktobra rano vo
veku 81 rokov. Oplakava ho
manzelka Maria; dve dcery !:
pani Veronika Pallo pani Ju-
liza Lesnak tuna; nevlastne deti
pani Katarina Durica v Lemont
Pa, pani Zofia Kuchta, 81. Zu-
zanna Shirilla, Michal a Jozef
Shirilla v Yonkers, N. Y; pani
Helena Kostelnik a 81. Justina
Shirilla v Chicago; tri sestry !:
pani Maria PAGAN, pani Helena
Durica a pani Katarina Mol
can; bratia Juraj a Jozef, vse-
tel v Uniontown, Pa; brat Pc
ter v kraji.
Nebohy prisiel do Ameriky
pred A. rokmi a do Youngstown
prisiel pred 20 rokmi z Lemont,
Pa. Bol udom c. 543. Sojedine-
MIA. Pohrab je piatok rano 2
domu sm1tku a chramu p. Ma
rie. Pohrabne obrady .odbavi
Rev. Jozef Jackanic. Pochova-
ny bude ma gr. kat. cintorine
p. Marie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-26

Ako moze l'ud Ohia lepsie
vyjadrit' svoju podporu prezi-
dentovmu ozdravnemu progra-
mu ako zvolenfm Martina L.
Davey-ho "a guvernera q Vic
Donahey "a senatora Spoj. Sta
tow Tito nosicia demokratickej
zastavy stoja pevne pri zasa-
dach a idealoch Noveho Made
l'u.
Martin L. Davey je vysoko
kvalifikovany sldzit Ohiu "a
guvernera v tejto kritickej do
be. Pon1ka Ohiocanom zral1
zk1senost' v statnych zalezito-
stiach a vel'ke obchodne zk1se-
nosti, potrebne k hospodanemu
spravovaniu statu.
Boil "a tri terminy mayorom
mesta Kent a devat' rokov kon-
gresmanom, kde bol vzdy ma
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-26
kom moderna dvojtriedna slo-
vensk6 st6tna l'udovz Skola.
TRI,lH1IoN0v1 PALkC Y
POPRADE IA RUlCA.

Me je tomu dAvno, ako 90 O.
kresny Trad v Poprade nast'a-
hoval do noveho, 3.milionoveho
palaca a tradnfci " ME sd isti
zivotom Y tomto dome. v 1rad-
nej izbe hlavneho komisara ma
HE spadla s povaly celia vakov-
ka prave ma pisaci st6l. Sta
site, ze hlavny komisar Dol ma
dovolenej, mac by no bolo "a
bilo. Pripad je tym podivnejsi,
ze vakovka uz po druhy raz
spadla.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-26
MIESTO DIVIAKA ZASTRE
LII CETN1KA.

Ma pol'ovacke v lese ,pri Lok-
ci Grave bol zastreleny veil
tel tamojsej cetnickej stanice
Ant. Docekal. Tvrdi sa, ze
Docekal opustil bez vedomia o.
statnych pol'ovnfkov urcene mu
miesto a presiel ma inc, a isty
rol'nik v domienke, ze sa blizi
diviak, vystrelil. Zaujimave je,
re Docekal Dol zastreleny z
vlastnej pusky, ktor1 rol'niko-
vi ma pol'ovacku pozical. Zane
chal vdovu a tri deti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-26

Ohio bude mat administrator
obchodnfcku, 1sporn1 a lud-
skym potrebam vyhovuj1cui
Zvol'te Vic Donaheya, ktory
Dol ma tri vrhy nasim guverne-
rom. Honest Vic" Donahey
ako senator bude podporovat'
prezidenta Roosevelta. Prenho
bud1 l'udske prava vzdy sva-
tejsie ako majetkove. Jeho pr
YOU myslienkou bude vzdy po-
moe hladnym, nezamestnanym
a biednym.
Davey Donahey bud1 sl1-
lit Ohiu a Amerike cestne a
verne, 8 rovnakou lojalnost 'ou
ku vsetkym, bez ohl'adu ma ich
narodny povod, nabozenstvo a.
lebo plet'. Pamatajte, ze HAS
ma Daveyho a Donaheya a ce-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-26
PETRovcoM zondREL SYN

. \ - I.
Andrej Petro. 14-roeny syn
Amy a Juraja Petro, 1880 3.
Indianola Ave-, zomrel 19. ok
tobra dopoludnia. Oplakavaj1
krem rodiSov bratia Juraj, Mi
chal, Villain, Edward, Nikolaj
a sestry Anna, Marta, Betka,
Mariana. Pohrab Dol ' ponde-
lok domu smdtku q chramu
sv. Nikolaja. Pohrabn6 obrady
vykonal Rev. J. A. Hromyak.
Pochovanf bol IA &. kat. Gin
scrlne y. y lsikelaja.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-26
MAbARsKo-NElROKk SKo
LA PosLOvElrCENA.

+. 4 4
V Starej Vode pri Gelnici al
do prevratu boIa mad 'arsk& l'u-
dova skola, po prevrate bola
premenena ma nemeckd. v obci
bola ale slovenska menSina, kto
ra je dnes ~ vsSSinou, preto
Slovenska liga postarala ga o
slsvensktch detf. ZA-
sluhou inx. Karola Urbana, les
majstra = prednostu spr6vy
1t6tnych lesov ' Starej Vode,
tohoto roku bnde otvorenk cel-i
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-26
HODNE ZEMIAKOV V ZEM.
PI1NE.

Dlhotrvaj1ce sucho v lete
vzbudzovalo vel'ke obavy o L.
rodu najma u rol'nikov v Zem-
pline, kde s1 zemiaky takmer
iedinym pokrmom obyvatep-
stva. NeskorSie dazde napravi-
ly vSetko a teraz je zemiakov
tol'ko, ze Zemplin je ma cel1
zimu dobre zaopatreny. Ze-
miaky s1 znacne vel' a w.
bornej jakosti. Kopanie je '
plnom pride.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-26
70 starej vlash
(Zpravy sd prevzat6 : krajo-
vych casopisov.)
SUD PROTI DIR. BAZ0VSKE
MU Ease ODLOzENH.

S1dne pojednavanie proti dr..
L'udovitovi Bazovskemu z Lu-
Genoa bolo odrocene pre- jeho
t'azk1 chorobu. Statny zalobca
sa proti odlozeniu pravoty bra
nil, ale vrchny sud usnesenie
nizsieho sddu potvrdil.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-26
537, ,624 NEZAMESTNANYCH
KONCOM SEPTEMBRA.

Podl'a vydanej 1radnej zpra-
w bolo 30. septembra t. r. pri-
hlasenych u sprostredkovatel'ni
prace v celom State 537,62 ne
umiestnenych uchadzacov o pra
Gu, kdezto 81. augusta bolo ich
572,42S. Oproti vlanajSiemu ro-
ku V septembri je nezamestna-
nych o 48,937 menej.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-26

strane robotnfka. Zastupoval Y
kongrese kakdd n6rodnost', vie
ru a plet verne, spravodlive
cestne, "a 60 no znovu a znovu
zvolili.
Martin L. Davey pon1ka tiez
now nAdel Ohiocanom - Sta
thu vladu, ktora bude sympati-
cka k ich problemom drziacu
sa programu rychlej obsluhy.
Ked' bude Davey guvernerom,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-26
NovY PREDNosTA - &
: GECH


Uprazdnene miesto prednostu
zeleznicnej stanice ma Vr1tkach
" Turc.) bolo obsadene Ce-
chom. Slovenski uchadzaci boil
odmietnuti. Prednostom sa stal
J. Lulak, konaj1ci dosial sluz-
bu v Legina- -Michalanoch.
Toto vymenovanie nevyvola-
10 radoch uvedomeleho vr1-
tockeho zelezniciarstva dobry
DOZEN. Kazdy ocakaval, ze v
16. roku trvania republiky da-
jl take miesto uz Slovakovi.