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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-08-28
REVEAL HUGH
JOHNSON GETS
$4,000 YEARLY
Full Outline Of Scheme
Under y Master Codes
Made Public
WILL CUT INDIVIDUAL
CODES BY HUNDREDS

WASHINGTON, Aug. %. (UP)
The recovery administration to-
day revealed that General Hugh
Johnson's salary was increased
from $4,000 to $4,000 by Presi-
dent Roosevelt's order, making
Johnson the highest paid emerg-
ency agency head. Johnson fire.
quently complained of his small
government salary, saying ne
could earn 100000 a year In
private business.
johnson, whose original salary
was fixed by himself, is now re-
ceiving the same as the vice.
president and cabinet officers.
WASHINGTON, Aug. %. CUP
The NRA today had taken its
first long stride toward obtaining
more efficient and economical
code administration by dividing
American industry into % classes
in complete realignment of code
groupings.
The plan was recommended by
a specially created economic unit
and corresponds closely to the
groupings of the census bureau
and of the international classifi-
cation.
At the same time, the NRA dis
closed that the eventual expecta-
ton is that the % sections will
fit into 10 or IL industry divi-
sions.
In lengthy outline of the new
development issued last night, the
NRA said the classification was
based on recognition of four basic
groups of enterprise:
/. Production of basic materi-
ais from the soil.
2. Fabrication of what energies
from the first group into finished
products.
8. Service-industries which do
not produce or fabricate definite
products but which render service
from transportation
through finance to amusements,
professions and such diverse
Continued on page six.)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-08-28
n Killed in Oil
Explosion, 40 Are
Hurt In Argentine

CAMPANA, Argentina, Aug:
2S.-CUP).-The entire plant OF
the National Oil company, valued
at $55,OOO,OOO, was wiped out
today by a series of explosions
and fires that caused a loss OF
life estimated at ID, and injuries
to 40 others.
Scores of workers are missing,
an area two-thirds of a square
mile is devastated and blackenedi
and the entire city is threatened
by spreading flames.
More than 1900 citizens and
six fire brigades, rushed by train
from nearby Argentine cities
were fighting the spreading blaze
at II a. m.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-08-28
THREE STATES
CAST PRIMARY
VOTES TODAY
Upton Sinclair's Race in
California Overshadows
Other Events
VICTORY WOULD HAVE
WIDESPREAD SEQUEL
(By UNITED PRESS)

Three states voted in primary
elections today but the question
that overshadowed all others in
political circles was: "Will Up
ton Sinclair win in California?
Sinclair is running for the DEM
ocratic nomination for governor in
the coast state. The other primar-
les are in Mississippi and South
Carolina. The first reason for
political perturbation over Sim
clair was that for years ne has
been one of the country's leading
socialists. The second was wide
spread belief that he would win
the nomination.
A victory for Sinclair, the poll
tical strategists believe, may have
widespread effects. They point
out that it will present the admin
istration with a unique Democra-
tic ticket containing a socialist
gubernatorial candidate and a
Republican senatorial entry. Sen
ator Hiram johnson is running on
four primary tickets including the
Democratic and is marked a GER
tain winner. :
CREEL Is OPPONENT .
Sinclair's opponents for Democ,
ratio nomination are George Cree
wartime director of public infor
| nation, and Justus Wardell, orig
inal California Roosevelt leader
They are expected to split conser
vative strength allowing Sinclair
to win.
Four men are entered in thu
California Republican gubernator
ial contest. They are Gov. Franz
F. Merriam John R. Quinn, pas
! national American Legion com
mander, former Gov. C. C. Young
and Raymond Haight, former state
corporation commissioner.
A Sinclair victory would draw
the issue squarely of radicalisn
and conservatism with whichever
Republican wins. 1t is also ex
pected to react in congressional
races and possibly in national poll
tics. -
The next most colorful race il
in Mississippi. Although pr
mary, the Democratic victors art
just as well as elected after today
VOTE ON BILBO
Mississippi voters are getting
chance to decide whether the!
want to elect Theodore G. Bilbo
who promises to "out-Huey, Hue!
Long" to the senate. Bilbo relin
pushed a $4,000 a year job clip
ping papers for the AAA in Wash
| ington to come back and try TO
the senate. He is a former gov
ernor and Baptist preacher.
Bilbo's favorite campaign state
ments have been that Long learn
ed his campaign tricks from m
when he was wearing short pants
and "when I get to Washington
I'll raise more hell than Huey.'
| CONTINUED on page six.)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-08-28
REMODELINC
QUEEN BEGUN
Will Require About Two
Months to Put Theatre
in First-Class Shape

Work has been started on the
remodeling of the Queen Theatre,
recently purchased by the North
Carolina Theatres, Inc, operators
of the Carolina here.
The work of putting the theatre
building in first class shape is ex-
expected to require about two
months. Definite operating pollcy
of the new theatre house has not
been announced, but it is antlcl-
pated that the new house Will De
opened for operation as soon as
completed. :. :,
The remodeling work is In
charge of Erie G. Stillwell, Hen
Jacksonville architest who was IN
charge of the work on the caro-,
lima after the latter building was
destroyed by fire,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-08-28
nay Hanson Has
New York Post
wade d Departmental Head
National Realty Firm


dersor,,,..;,hILa hanson, formerly of Hen
YEAR 'Ie nut for the last few
been ~ : 'sSinent Of Asheville. has
tate J n'"ae head of the real es-
ResI,r APARTMENT of the National
yestossM management Co, and left
New Vay , with Mrs. Hanson for
dutiss' OrH City to assume his new
% ' sec. company owns property in
II, safes I9, valued at several mil
SOM Uo!Aars. Mr.. Hanson has for
for T n, time been district manager
nessaa 'steTn North Carolina, Ten
samo o ana South Carolina for the
engso.. company. He was actively
nentS gu IN real estate develop,
mere for several years.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-08-28
SET UP FEED PROGRAM

WASHINGTON, Aug. %. CUP
Governmental agencies and COM
mercial livestock feed trades will
work in close cooperation this
winter to assure an adequate sup
ply of feeds at reasonable prices
in drought stricken areas under
plans announced last night by the
agricultural adjustment admins
tration.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-08-28
qHUSCHNICC
70 PUT DATA
y TO LEAGUE
Finland, France and Italy
VIII Decide Course
as to Inquiry
vrnS ACCUSED in
MANCHUKUO STRIFE

GENEVA. Aug. 28.-CUP).--,-
c..rcsIIor Kurt Schuschnigg will
.,,.. before the League OF Ma
Us u.s. assembly and the foreign,
~. of France, England and
r.,Ir documents purpOrting to nix
feasibility for the assasslna-
~ .,S of Chancellor Engelbert Doll
. sss directly upon Germany:
Tho documents are intended TO
law that the entire Nazi putsch
= JpIv 25 and the subsequent
r y, were engineered from
across the border. -, LII,
whether the league will handle
,ss investigation into the anthem
Fci.v Of these documents or
vSe,her private inquiry will result
viii be determined by the big
,Sree-Great Britain, France and
Ealy.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-08-28
Are LeveGng New
Main St. Surface

Repair work on the new paw
ing on Main street was started
yesterday and is expected to be
completed in a short time.
Inspection of the paving be-
fore it was finally turned over to
the city disclosed the fact some
places were too high and some toe
low, it was stated today.
Where the paving is high it will
be removed and replaced with as
phalt to the proper thickness.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-08-28
NAScHUKUo UNREST
lad 70 INTERNATIONAL

TOKYO. Aug. 2S.-(UP).-
Charges that the Third lnterna-
tiorale-world-wide organization
Of militant Communists whose
aim is to foment the "world rev.
cutOn"-was behind allegedly
suksrvient activities in Manchu-
kuo we're voiced by the foreign
Office spokesman yesterday.
The spokesman openly declared
that present evidence showed
this body, with headquarters in
Moscow. was back of the numer-
Gus bandit raids and other Incl
dents on the Chinese Eastern rail-
way. center of controversy in
North Nanchuria.
Soviet citizens have heen in
voIvei as agents for the Third
lrternationale, the spokesman
charged. and were being rounded
up as rapidly as evidence could
he obtained against them.
Commenting on the arrests OF
SOyiet EMPLOYEES on the c. E. R.,
he declared thew would be prose
cl'ed for two classes of crimes:
|. Actual DAMAGE to the GER
rroperties. in collision with ma.
tive bandits.
q Allegedly "subservient activ.
ties which he blamed on the
Communist party organization and
tne Third Internationale.
The exact number of Soviet
citizens now held was uncertain
me spokesman replied to queries
MT other sources chiefly from
Nanehukuo indicated at least liz
aad been arrested during tbs
present campaign. Of these 70
nave been arrested since Moscow
Formally demanded the release OF
nose first seized by the Manchu'
sao authorities, defying the Rus
sian note.
Inc japanese foreign office i:
sui studying the nature of It's
oaicial reply TO the Moscow note
~ protest. the spokesman added
ne vas unable to say when II
"CIh be delivered.
Inc Soviet authorities, he said
?;ppeared divided on plans for 6
!UInt Soviet-Manchukuo agree
I s regulating affairs along thu
Huur river, border line between
ia, and Siberia for man!
s s.;S he said some Russian of
las n.lsS APPARENTLY are defnitel!
rsraL!.endly, while others favor re
cunning negotiations on various
,,.J,' S subjects, including
MY Oy Moscow of Russia's hal
'"'s'eSt in the GER. to Manchu
'0adnued on page three)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-08-28
CONFERENCE TO
Be CONDUCTED
ION Thursday
Green Hopeful Of Averting
Strike by Labor Board
Intervention
CONCESSIONS MUST
BE MADE-GORMAk

WASHINGTON, Aug. 90. (UP)
Textile strike leaders today ac-
cepted the invitation Of Chairman
Lloyd Garrison, of the National
Labor Relations board, to q con-
ference which may lead to a set
Element of the projected nation
wide walkout.
Chairman Francis j. German,
of. the United Textile Workers
strike committee, accepted Garri-
sons invitation to a conference
Thursday, but re-emphasized that
there is no chance Of calling or
the strike unless there are def
mite concessions from mill own
ers.
At Chicago, President William
Green, of the American Fedora
ton of Labor, expressed hope OF
averting the strike If the Labor
Relations board intervenes.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-08-28
Garland Family
Reunion Is Set

Announcement has been made
that the annual Garland family
reunion will be held Sunday, Sep
TENDER 9, at the old homestead,
now the home Of Mrs. ]. L. Car
land. on Mills River. -
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-08-28
FrankGn's Rail
Station Robbed

FRANKLIN, Aug. 28.-UP.
In the fourth robbery in four
months, bandits robbed the rail-
road station Of more than $2O0
today.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-08-28
DIsARM HEIMWEHR

VIENNA, Aug. 2s.-UP).-
A police riot squad raided Heinz
wehr barracks today, disarming
and arresting more than 20 sol,
diers after brisk hand to hand
fighting. ~ 40.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-08-28
WEATHER

o.,L,ble showers tonight and
,uJo..day, followed by cooler
-es.her.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-08-28
GOOD AFTERNOON

Sometimes, IN an irrsvsrsnt mo-
ment, it seems that the world still!
might wag on whether Doug and
Mary were rseoneilsd or not.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-04
SLOVENSKO Ease UKRIV-
DENE.

Vlada nevydala dodnes jas.
nej zpravy o uzavreti kompen.
zacnej smluvy Mad'arskom.
Iba tn a tam zjavujd sa v ca
sopisoch zpravy, ktore istotne
pob1ria slovenske kruhy a cell
slovensk1 verejnost'. PodPa
tychto zprav uzavreta kompen.
zacna smluva Mad 'arskom IT,
ka sa iba uhlia. Ma zaklade tel
to dohody, ktord uzavreli ceskf
delegati mad'arskymi, zavia.
zali Mad 'arsko, ably odobralo "a
Is milionov Kcs uhlia, "a Go o.
doberie Cesko-Slovensko z Ma
d 'arska "a 13 milionov Kcs pol
nohospodarskych vyrobkov (te-
Ste sa, slovenski rol'nici!) a "a
8 miliony vyrobkov priemysel-
nych. Nase Slovensko bolo te.
da pri tejto vel 'adolezitej smlu-
We opat' obfdene, lebo slovenske
drevo, ktoreho sa predtym tol'-
ko do Mad'arska vyvazalo, o.
stale opat' nepovsimnute.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-04
NOVA ERA MA sLovENsKU?

Minister skolstva a narodnej
osvety urcil profesorke pri diev
censkom reformnom realnom
gymnaziu ziline, udmile
Paskovej, "a trvale tlradne po-
sobiste dievcenske realne gym
nahum v Prostejove a professor
ke pri mem. realnom gymnaziu
v Bratislave, DIR. Adele Pfrog-
nerovej, nemecke realne gym
nahum Planej. Taksamo ur-
cil profesorke pri statnom diev
censkom reformnom gymnaziu
v Ziline, dr.. Leopolde Zahlovej,
"a trvale p6sobiste reformne re-
alne gymnazium v Breclave a
profesorovi pri stat. realnom
gymnaziu v Prievidzi, Jakubo-
vi Ptackovi, "a trvale p0sobiste
realne gymnazium Nor. Bu-
dejovicfch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-04
NOVA TRAT MA sLovEN.
SKU.

Ide o trat' Hranice-P1chov.
Bolo by to tedy naj1strednej-
Sic spojenie so Slovenskom a
trait mohla by sa pripojit' ma
hlavn1 trat' Praha-Bohumin-
Kosice (cez zilinu) a ma druhd
hlavn1 trat' Bratislava-Zilina-
Kosice. Vel'kou prednost'ou je,
ze ma 1seku Hranice-Hor. Ldec
je uz jednokol'ajna lokalka, tax
ze by sa musela pristavit' len
asi 25 kilometrov dina trait do
P1chova. vymeriavacie prace
terenu Bielych Karpatoch ma
moravsko-slovenskych hrani.
ciach s1 uz v plnom pride a
projekt bude pravdepodobne uz
v najblizsom case podrobne w.
pracovant.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-04
VEL'KA SPIONAzNA AFERA
MA vHCH. SLOvENsKU.

Ma vychodnom Slovensku od-
halily bezpecnostne organy vel
k1 vyzvedacsk1 aferu, o ktorej
oznamuj1 tieto podrobnosti: V
Kosiciach ma nadrazi Dol "a
tknuty 25-rocny posluchac praz
skej univerzity Jozef 10th z
Michalian. Primal sa, ze uz cd
roku 1880 pracoval "a penazi-
t1 odmenu pre- mad'arsk1 zpra-
vodajsk1 sluzbu spolu s 26-roc-
nym Stefanom Fedakom, ucite.
Pom cirkevnej skoly v Lastov-
ciach pri Michalanoch, ktory
roku 1882 konal vojensk1 sluz-
bu Uzhorode. Fedak dodaval
T6thovi material, ktory tento
dopravoval do Mad 'arska. Ma
zaklade ich vypovedf bezpec-
nostne organy zatkli v Micha.
lanoch S-rocneho rol'nfka Ste
fana Hraboskeho, 32-rocn6ho
rol'nlka Michala T6tha, 24-roc-
n6ho posluchaca lekarskej fa-
kulty Ladislava Magyariho, je-
ho brata L'udovfta a 35-rocnkho
murarskeho majstra Stefana
Lafku. Okrem toho zatkla poll
cia este Alexandra Czechlera .
Vel'at a Viliama Bodnara z La
stoviec, ktory sa prave vratil 2
vojenskej sluzby. Vsetkych "a
tknutych dopravili do vazenia
krajskeho sddu v Kosiciach. V
spojitosti 9 tymto istym prfpa-
dom policia ' Prahe zatkla po-
sluchaca lekarskej fakulty Jo-
zefa Budayho.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-04
v POKLADNIOI CHYBUJE
POI.DRUHA M1LIONA.

Prazsky ''Poledni list" pri-
nasa zpravu, ze v spolku narod-
no-socialistickych zelezniciarov,
"Jednote", prisli ma deficit
poldruha miliona kor1n. V s1-
vislosti S tym vyzdvihi z 1radu
ved1ceho spolku, NejedlAho,
ktory vyuzfval doveru Glenstva
tym, ze k mesacnym pausalom,
ktory funkcionari brali z penazi
Jednoty, prirazali 81 samovop-
ne vel'ke sunny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-04
KRASNY JUBILEJNY VEGIE
ROK K POCTE GARCIA
ROVCOV,

Ctena redakcia, prosfm, 1--WE.
rejnite tychto par riadkov.
Rodina a priatelia pana a pa
nj Andreja Garcar z Morley
Ave-, usporiadali vecierok ku
15-rocnemu jubileumu ich man.
zelstva v minul1 nedel'u vecer,
%. aprila. Sisli SINE sa vecer u
PAM Teplickej tax okolo O.
smej vecer muzikou a vencom
a druzbami a druzicami, SINE
pochodovali do ich domu. Boil
yeru prekvapeni, ze co sa to
-vonka robf, lebo oni o tom Gel.
kom mic nevedeli doznali sa,
len ked' SINE prisli dnhka SINE
i'm blahozelali. Pani Garcarova
so slzami v ociach, nemohla do
raz ami ku Slow prfst' cd pre-.
kvapenia, nuz SINE 81 posedali
ku dobrym zakuskam a Jozko
Hudran nam take REAL pod no.
by ma jeho harmonike, len sa
tax ozyvalo. TAX SINE sa pri
dobrej muzike a dobrom pivku
zabavili do pozdnej noci. Pri
tel prflezitosti, SINE tiez nezabu-
dli ami ma mas kostol a nakolek-
tovalo ga $11.OO. Vd'aka vset-
kym darcom, mech i'm Pan Bob
odplatf. A nasim milym jubi-
lantom touto cestou .prajem
mnoho zdravych rokov spolu
pre6it' q hojneho bozskeho po-
xehnania.
1Tftomnt.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-04
Y GEUHkUH Ease zAvRAz
DELL. sLOvENKU, !

2 Mladej Boleslavy prisla Ia
to zprava hroznom naleze v
byte slovenskej robotnicky: Cd
8. aprfla rama je cetnfctvo s pa
tracou stanicou ma cele zamest-
name vysetrovanim vrazdy, spa
chanel v obci Benatecka Vruti-
ce. Toho dna rano po 5. hodine
isiel rol'nik Jozef Picha vo Vru-
tici zbudit' slovenskd robotni-
cku Evu Gajdosovl, ktora je u
neho uz diva roxy zamestnana.
Dvere komorky, v ktorej Cal
dosova byva, boly napoly od-
chylene a preto sa Pfcha mazda
val, ze Gajdosova uz vstala a
siel ju hl'adat' do mastale. Ale
tam ju nenasiel. Vratil sa teda
znovu do komorky tn nasiel
Gajdosov1 lezat' ma posteli so
zakrvavenou hlavou, mrtv1. Pi-
cha oznamil svoj objav hned'
cetnfctvu, ktore zacalo patra-
ME. Ma miesto cinu prisla pa
tracia patrola a sddna komisia
ktora zistila, ze Gajdosova bola
usmrtena dvoma ranami do hla.
Wy, bodnou ranou do Celia a L.
derom do temena. Presne okol-
nosti, ako nastala smrt', bud1
zistene az po pitve. Doterajsim
vysetrovanim podarilo sa urcit'
len to, ze Gajdosova stravila
vecer so soboty ma nedel'u v
spolocnosti dvoch Sloveniek a
troch ceskych vojakov z vojen-
skeho tabora v Miloviciach. O.
kolo 9. hod. vecer odisla sama
domov. Traja vojaci boil hned'
zisteni, ale s1 mimo podozrenia,
lebo vsetci dokazali alibi. Ces.
Ike noviny pisu, ze Gajdosova
bola dobra robotnicka. Medzi
muzmi, ktorymi mala zna-
most, bude sa usilovat' cetnf-
ctvo najst' vraha.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-04
NIECo o sPEVoKoLoCH.

Dna 6. maja popoludnf o 4.
hodine pride spevokol "Krivan"
do Youngstown, Ohio, do Soko-
lovni ma Washington St. zahrat'
operetu "Dievca z horarne".
Tento spevokol je najstarsi
slovensky spevokol v strednej
Amerike, 1cinkuj1ci uz vyse
Is rokov. Kazdy milovnfk do
breho spevu dobreho divadel-
neho predstavenia by NAL prist
a vidiet' pocut' tento spevo-
kol. V prvom rade tunajsie a
okolite spevokoly by maly prist'
vypocut' ten znamenity cleve-
landsky spevokol.
s tymto spevokolom pride j
Palesova orchestra z Clevelan-
du, ktora hrava kazd1 nedel'u
ma radio ma stanici WAY. Te-
da al nasi slovenskf muzikanti
by mali prist' a tiez vypoSut
t1 vychyrnu orchestra, ktor&
bude po divadle hrat' ku tancu.
Okresny Sbor Slovenskej Ii
gy na Mahoning doline sa tieS
chysta ma jasen zaciat' rozhlas
slovensky z tunajsej WKBN
stanice a preto ked' pride Pale
sova orchestra, budeme mat
prilezitost' vidiet', ze Go asi Wy.
zaduj1 ma radio staniciach ma
zabavenie posluchacov radia.
Ufame, de ka5dy verny Slo-
yak a Slovenka sa zdcastnf tel
slovenskej slavnosti ma 6. m6ja
0 4. popolndnf v Sokolovni ma
Washington st.
Andrsj Palsn6&r.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-04
STYRI MILIONY MA KAMA
LNACIU Il NE1G0UNIOE

Zemska 6radovna pre- poist'o-
vanie robotnfkov ma Slovensku,
pot 'axne jej spravna komisia u
sniesla ga v zaujme umoznenia
produktfvnych prac uvol'nit' 4
miliony Kos pre- obce . samo-
spravne svazky vo forme komu-
nalnych, hypotekArne zaiste-
nych dverov pre- investicn6 pr6-
ce ma stavbu vodovodov, kama
lizacie a nemocnfc. ziadosti OBJ
ci treba podat' Zemskej Ora.
down. pre- poist'ovanie robotnf-
kov ma Slovenaku do Is. m6ja
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-04
GAJDA ODstDENH MA
6 MESIACOV.

Najvyssf sud vyhlasil %. mar
ca rozsudok v procese 1toc-
nikmi ma zidenick1 kasaren. A.
ko znamo, pred rokom podniki
fasisti okolia Brna 1tok ma
kasaren Zideniciach. Podarilo
sa i'm vnikn1t' do budovy a len
len ze neopanovali celd kasaren.
Vec dostala sa k najvyssiemu
sddu republiky, ktory pod pred
sednfctvom dr.. Fajnora vyhlasil
rozsudok, ktorym najvyssi sud
odsudzuje Ladislava Kobsinka
miesto 6 ma IL rokov t'azkeho
zalara, zostreneho p6stom, ma
10000 Kcs pokuty a ma 10 ro-
kov ztraty obc. prav. Duchosla-
vow Giedlovi, synovcovi byv.
gen. Gajdu, zvysil najvyssf sud
trest so 6 mesiacov. ma diva ro-
ky, Nedvedickemu 8 3 ma 8 ro-
kov, Suslfkovi SO 4 ma 9 rokov,
Mlcekovi s 2 ma 6 rokov q mai
vyssf sud vyhovel al ziadosti
Stat. zastupcu ohladom odsdde-
mia generala Rudolfa Gajdu, kto
reho vyhlasil "a vinn6ho a w.
neral mu trest 6 mesiacov Ia
lara. (Prvy sud no oslobodil.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-04
PosUDENA oBEC.

Revfzne organy ministerstva
financii zistily v Smolnfku, ze
obec cely rad rokov nedostatoc.
ne kolkovala smluvy a podobne
listiny. Ministerstvo financii
vymeralo teraz obci 10000 Kcs
pokuty. Clenovia obecneho "a
stupitel'stva obvinujd starostu,
mestskych lradnikov a notara,
ze bolo ich povinnost'ou starat'
sa o riadne kolkovanie listin.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-04
KATASTROFA SLOVENSKEJ
OBCE,

Dna 2. aprfla vecer vznikol
neznamych prfcin poziar v
malej sarisskej obci Fulanke v
okrese presovskom. Ohen sa ry-
chic rozsiril a zachvatil temer
pol dediny. K poziaru prisly
hasicsk6 sbory z celeho okolia a
najma Presova motorovou
striekackou. Zhorelo 18 hospo-
darskych stavisk a 10 stodol,
mnoho dobytka a vel'ke zasoby
obilia. Skoda Ginf asi 2 miliony
Kcs. Pri zachrannych pracach
bolo niekol'ko osob poranene.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-04

ri ich poctili svojou pritomno-
st'ou. lie ami sa nenazdavali, re
tax vel'a priatel'ov maj1. Potom
este raz vsetkyym 20 srdca d'a-
koval a ziadal pritomnych, ably
sa vsetci zabavali jak najdlhsie
mozu. A tax sa al stalo a pri
veselej muzike dali SINE sa vse-
tel do tancu. Nebolo tam zia.
dneho zarmutku, hoe al easy
su ME najlepsie. A hoe bola uz
jedna po polnoci, ma odchod do.
NOV nikto nemyslel. Muslin pri-
pomendt', ze ia hriata sladka
tiez trvala nami az do konca.
Nasi jubilanti pochodia 20
Sarisskej, p. F. Tkae z Jarov-
mic pani Tkacova, rod. Zofia
Sivak Hminanskej Novel Vsi.
Ia tych 25 rokov Pan Bob i'm
pozehnal 10 dietok, ktorych 9
zije a to piati synovia a styri
dcery, vsetko zdarne a zdrave.
Ved' akoby ME, ked' byvajd ma
farme ma zdravom povetrf.
Mena vyboru, ktori pracova-
Ii, su nasledovne: pi. Andrejova
Hanzely, pi. Frankova Marci-
max, pi. Janova Scavnicky, pi.
Andrejova Skvarka, pi. Jozefo-
va Diba, pi. Jozefova Krajnak,
pi. Jurajova Gall, pi. Jozefova
Skvarka, pi. Andrejova Rubi-
cky, pi. Janova Koval, pi. Ka.
tarina Ekoniak. Tiez dievcata,
ktore posluhovaly okolo stolov
81. Maria Krajnak, 81. Anna
Krajnak, 81. Margaret Zelinsky,
81. Margaret Marcinak, 81. Mar
garet Tkac, 81. Alzbeta Tkac, 81.
Maria Skvarka, 81. Maria Rubi-
cky, 81. Anna Rubicky, 81. Vii.
ma Koval, 81. Margaret Kore-
cko, 81. Helen Sedlak.
Al na tomto mieste prajem p.
a pi. Tkaeovym, aby zili este
mnohe roxy st 'astne, pozehna-
ne a pokojne v stave manzel.
skom, ably sa dozili zlateho ju-
bileuma. Vybor.