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Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-20
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WEST CHARGE

SANTA ANA, Calf, June 90
U.P)-An immediate assembly COM
mittee investigation was demanded
by the Orange county legislative
delegation today into yelled brib-
cry charges made by N. E. West,
county supervisors, in connection
with exploitation of the states
$3.50 100000 Huntington Beach tide
land oil pool.
The probe was requested of the
asSembly'S tidelands investigating
committee by State Senator Nelson
T. Edwards, Orange; Assembly
Speaker Edward Craig, Brea; AS
semblyman James B. UT, Santa
Ana.
The legislators sent Assembly
man William B. HornbloWer San
Francisco chairman Of the COM
mittee, the following letter:
IN. E. West of Laguna Beach,
who spent considerable time in
Sacramento lobbying in behalf of
tideland drilling, has made certain
statements il Orange county news
papers concerning the legislature
and it's action pertaining to this
matter.
I'VE feel his statements should
be investigated Immediately and We
request your committee to proceed
at once on this matter.
Showing you that we stand
ready to cooperate with you to the
end that false statements such as
these by Nh. West will be stopped,
we are yours very truly"
West had said the senate decided
overnight to defeat a measure per-
mitting island drilling" by the Gil
more Exploration company, and
asserted it was common gossip
that from $4,000 to 100000
changed hands"
He said ne would request a feder-
al as we'll as state investigation.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-20
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HUMAN CHAIN
SAVES YOUTH
FROM DEATH

NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y, June 20
tUP - Two st. Louis, Mo-, youths
were reunited in friendship today
after one had narrowly escaped
death in a suicidal attempt over
Niagara Falls because of a petty
quarrel.
Clarence Bell. 10, the youth who
attempted suicide, was rescued from
the roaring cataracts by three taxi
cab drivers and reservation patrol
man, who formed a human chain
clinging to each other and to rope
to save the boy from almost certain
death over the cliff.
Bruce Walsh, 16, his companion,
was unaware of the suicide attempt
until notified by police. He then ran
to police headquarters where he
threw his arms around his friend,
adIn0nished him for his rash action,
and gave him his trousers while
those of the drenched youth were
placed on a rack to dry.
The dispute between the two,
who hitch hiked across the country
together, caused the friends to part.
Bell decided to end it all. He ran
into the swift flowing river and was
toppled over. Caught in slight
eddy, he clung to a jagged rock. AS
he clung there, school boy noticed
his plight and summoned Patrol
man Michael J. Senf. Grabbing a
rope and calling to the cab drivers
Senf ran to the edge of the river
and sighted the boy. The four men
formed human chain, clambered
from rock to rock and reached him.
The rescue followed.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-20
BY LYLE G. WILSON
nited Press Staff Correspondent

Unlled FfeSS StdI1 Correspondents
WASHINGTON, June 20.-Presi-
dent RoosavelUs new deal" wealth
redistribution program confronting
congress today seeks an ultimate
81 Sl,O00,000000 added annual tax as
sessment against big business and
a few score Of the largest indiYid-
ual fortunes.
The immediate congressional re-
action to The tax plan was con-
fused. In general, it found par
tiSan response of approval and OBJ
lection.
First congressional tax skirmish
will come with a left wing senate
effort to attach high inheritance
and excess profits tax rider to the
S5O2,OO0,0OO nuisance tax bill which
is due before the senate this week.
The little fellow" individual or
corporate does not figure in the
Roosevelt plan as new revenue
source. But the President eX-
pressed confidence the program
would progressively reduce the bur-
den of the average tax payer.
A few thousand of the most pro-
fitable corporations and the select
group of individuals whose incomes
are $1,000,000 CT more a year would
pay most-probably all-of the new
tax bill
The United Press was informed
that the Roosevelt personal tax
plan was aimed principally at mil
lion dollar incomes, of which there
were As in 1893.
May Delay Action
Presentation of this plan to en-
courage wider distribution of
wealth" and TO curtail inherited
economic power" came yesterday in
a special message to congress.
Chairman Robert l.. Doughton of
the house ways and means COM
mittee said he would summon COM
mitteemen today to consider the
tax proposals. Senate radicals are
maneuyering for immediate en-
actment But new DEAL congress
sional leaders generally desire de-
lay until next session. Mr.. Roose-
velt's message suggested time would
not permit congress to do the job
until next year.
He charged that existing tax pol
icies have not prevented unjust
concentration of wealth and econ
omic power"
He said inherited economic pow
er was as inconsistent with this
generation as was inherited politi-
cal power when the colonies re-
belled against the British mon
archy of George III.
Mr. RoI;evelt warned that:
Social unrest and a deepening
sense of unfairneSS are dangers to
our national life which we must
minimize by rigorous methods"
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-20
CHECK BODY
BELIEVED TO
BE MAHAN'S

CONNELLSVILLE, Pa, June 20,
U.P)-Police here today sent finger
prints to Washington to check iden-
tity of body resembling in many
respects descriptions of william
Mahan, sought in connection with
the Weyerhaeuser kidnapping.
Although the body was found
Saturday at Evans Station, near
Uniontown. it was only today that
authorities were impressed with the
similarity between it and police
descriptions of Mahan.
The man apparently was killed
by Baltimore and Ohio railroad
train.
Only IL cents in cash and plug
of tobacco were found on the body.
The chief differences noted by
police was that the body held in
a mortuary here appeared slightly
younger than the SO years attribut-
ed TO Mahan.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-20
BLOOMGARDEN EXTRADITIOND DENIED
Michigan Refuses To Surrender Man Wanted Here
For Asserted Bad Checks

LANSING, Mich, June 20 tUP)-
EXtradition of Phil Bloomgarden,
Detroit produce dealer, to Imperial
county, California to face charges of
issuing checks with insufficient
funds, was denied today.
r. I. French, assistant Imperial
county prosecutor, represented Call
fornia at the hearing conducted by
Assistant Attorney General Emer-
son r. BoyleS, acting in the stead
of Governor Frank D. Fitzgerald.
The eXtradition request was dis
missed when Bloomgarden's at
torney pointed out the three checks
were issued in Detroit on a Detroit
bank.
Imperial county officials expressed
astonishment today when informed
of the contents of the above United
Press dispatch.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-20
Y. F. w. Elects NeW
Officers For Year

BAKERSFIELD, Calf. June 20.
U,R)-Members of the California
department, Veterans OF Foreign
Wars, will hold their 1896 encamp-
ment at San Bernardino. II was an
nounced today following close OF
this years meeting.
New officers chosen at the clos
ing session are r.. F.. Nichols. Los
Angeles, commander, and Mrs.
Edna PaXnan Of Stockton, presi-
dent of the women's auxiliary.
More than 5000 veterans attend
ed the encampment which was the
last held jointly with Nevada. Next
year meetings will be held sepa-
rately.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-20
Valley Pioneer To
Be Buried Sunday

Information received by valley
friends today advised of the recent
death at his home in Los Angeles of
R. G. Banta, a pioneer resident of
Imperial Valley.
The Banta family was among the
early settlers in the valley, living
at Imperial Later other members
of the family moved to Ell Centro
and all were active in public af-
fairs here in the early days.
A short funeral service, to which
friends are invited, will be held at
Evergreen cemetery at 9 o'clock
Sunday morning, under the direc-
ton of B. E. Lemons.
For many years Mr.. Banta was
connected with the zanjero work of
the Imperial Irrigation District,
later moving to Los Angeles where
he made his home.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-20
Mrs. Faucet Gets
French Prison Term

NICE, France, June 20. W,p)-The
former Marion FaWcett of San
Francisco, also known as Gene
We've Paddleford, Genevieve Nc
Kinney and by other names-she
has been married four times-was
sentenced today to eight months in
prison and fined 100 francs ($6.50)
for passing worthless checks.
She specifically was accused of
having a bar bill of $4,000 francs
Tabout $4,000 with two false
checks. The sentence will run con-
currently with one she is now serv-
ing for issuing false checks in Par
is. Then she will be extradited to
Switzerland.
Mrs. Fawcettis a native of Sal
ina, Kansas.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-20
WindotU-Ledge
Dancer Plunges
To Quick Death

CHICAGO, June 20. UP)-Pretty
Pauline Taylor couldn't resist tap
dancing on perilouS window ledges
whenever she went out on a drink
ing party.
Pauline, 25-year-old stenogra-
pher from Plymouth, Ind, plunged
to her death, scantily clad, from a
fourth floor window of a north
side hotel today.
Her sweetheart, Richard Martin,
said she had been tap dancing
again on the window sill.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-20
District Reports
Equipment Stolen

Equipment belonging to the irri-
cation district has been stolen
within the past several days accord
ing to a report filed with the sher-
iff this morning.
Two sets of double chain harness
with halters as well as a battery
and other parts Of a Ford car were
taken from district property in the
Holtville division, the report states.
All articles we're stamped with II.
I. D."
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-20
OFFICIALS AT WINTERHAVEN

Dan West, county sessor-col-
lector, and A. B, Derrick are to go
to Winterhaven today on official
business.
They expect to be gone two days
and will not be in the office until
Saturday, or possibly until Monday
should their business keep them
longer than they expect at present,
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Bush and Grace, Padden; Par
melee, Smith and MancuSo.
AT Br'klyn Qst game)- r H E
Cincinnati 900 900 900 l5-6 IA 2
Brooklyn 900 900 900 10-1 2
Freitas and lombard; Zachary,
Leonard, Babich and Lopez.
At Philadelphia R H e
st. Louis 900 020 001--3 Is l
Philadelphia ......0l0 900 O00-1 5 0
j. Dean and Delaney; Davis and
Wilson
Chicago at Boston, rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-20
Baseball Scores
BY United Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE

At Cleveland R H E
Washington POI 100 020-6 IA l
Cleveland ..........004 001 03x-8 IA l
Whitehill and Bolton; Harder,
Hudlin and Phillips.
AT Chicago Qst game)- R H E
Philadelphia 900 900 1O2 2-5 8 l
Chicago 900 POI 0O00-3 7 0
Blaeholder, Benton, Wilshere and
Berry, Richards; Whitehead and
CRUDE.
AT Detroit r H E
New York 300 900 200-5 7 0
Detroit ...............100 00l 000-2 l
Allen and Dickey, Jorgens; Sui
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-20
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SA SAYS

SANTA MONICA, June 19.
(SpeciaD-At the Great San Di-
ego worlds fair yesterday Mr..
Hoover received a tremendous ov-
alton. There is no country in
the world where a person changes
from hero to a goat, and a
goat to a hero, or visa versa, as
they do with us. And all through
no change of them. The change
is always in Us. It's not our
public men that you can't put
your finger on, it's our public.
We are the only fleas weighing
over 100 pounds. We don't know
what we want, but are ready to
bite somebody to get It,
YOIlrS
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-20

Allen and Dickey, Jorgens; Sui
livan, Hogsett and Cochrane.
Boston at st. Louis, rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-20

Chicago at Boston, rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-20

paptd nm
Coast to Codff
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01
Fa$iang0Uy tanec
uosade 50. G.. AN.
Ma pondelok vecer bude vep-
ka zabava v prospech osady.
Pivo bude zdarma!

Ma pondelok vecer, a. mar
ca bude v skole sv. Cyrila a
Metoda vel'ka fasiangova ta-
neena zabava v prospech O.
sadly, ma ktord sa robia vel'-
Ike prfpravy. Vyborne IA
siangove zakusky a obcer-
stvenie caka kazdeho a ta-
necnfkom bude hrat' ia maj
lepsia hudba krajove i ame-
ricke kdsky. Vsetci osadnfci
i priatelia osady sd srdeGne
pozvani ma tdto fasiangov1
zabavu.
Nezabudnite, ze pivo bude
zdarma!
Vo WHORE sd panic Maria
Slifka, Katarina Friedman,
Maria Lesicko a Maria Ku-
bina.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01
MAREC MESIACOM
"a STAVBU DOMOV

Guverner Davey i mayor
Moore vydali proklamacie,
v ktorych vyhlasujd marco
"a mesiac oprav a stavbu
domov.
Ako je znamo, Federal
Housing Administration ma
pomaha budovanie a opravo-
vanie domov poskytnutfm
p6ziciek prostrednfctvom To-
kalnych bank.
Ma pondelok vecer, II.
marca bude vel'ka schodza
Federal Housing Administra-
Gle vo YMCA v Youngstown,
ma ktorej bude vysvetlen@
vsetko, Go 81 nadejny stavi.
tel alebo opravovatep domu
bude ziadat'. Vstup ma tdto
schodzu bude ol'ny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01
Okr. -Sbor Ligy
zacne prednasky
Prva bude v Campbell. Slo-
vensky Den bude Ease uspo-
riadany.

V piatok vecer min. tyz-
dina bola schodza Okresneho
Sboru SLOW. Ligy v miestno-
sti osady sv. Cyrila a Meto-
da, ktorej sa zdcastnili: An
drej Palencar, predseda; An
drej Hamrak, tajomnik; FIR.
Hudfk, pokladnfk; Jan Ka-
dilak, Stefan Hriniak, Pavel
Roth, Jozef Granchi, Jan Sa-
rosy, Andrej Benedik, Mar
tin Lipka a M. Mraz.
Pc preeftanf a prijati "a
pisnice z min. schodze, via
nocny vybor podal zpravu a
predlozil poistenky cd OBJ
chodnikov, ze tovar je wy
plateny. Potom sa pojedna-
valo o prednaskach a usne-
sene, ably Okresny Sbor "a
cal znovu tieto prednasky a
prva aby bola v Campbell.
Tajomnik ma porobit' pri-
pravy ku nej. Tiez bolo u
snesene, aby Slovensky Den
Dol i toho leta usporiadany.
o move knihy sa vybor ne
mohol este postarat' pre-
kampan "a Y. S. N, ami
kniznicu prezriet'. 0 pokro-
ku kampane "a noviny refe-
roval M. Mraz.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01

Ma nedel'u, 8. marca bude
v osade najsv. Trojice vep-
ka osadna fasiangova tanec-
ma a kartova zabava, ku kto-
rel urobene uz boly vsetky
prfpravy, aby bola veselou,
radostnou a pamatnou yset-
kym ucastnfkom.
Jozef Skvarka je predse-
dom vyboru a jemu budl
pomahat' kuratori Jozef Ma
cejko st., Jozef Chuey, Mi
chal Vilkos mi. Nasledovne
vybory budd dcinkovat':
Tancovy vybor: Michal
Vilkos NIL, spravca; Jozef
Macejko st., Stefan Nivert.
Kartovy vybor: Jozef Nj
vert, spravca; slecny Helen
Popovich, Lucille Nivert, Lii
liam Nivert, Mary Petrunak,
Helen Petrunak, Anna Ru-
bicky, Helen Rubicky NIL,
Dorothy Pogacnik, Cecilia
Popovich, Mary Novak, We
ronica Repaslky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01
Dostali najvyssie ..
grady v skolach
Adrian Slifka dosiahol 94.6
bodov. A. T. HamrSk a Joz.
Repasky ma ''honor roll'.

Pan Adrian Slifka, syn p.
Stefana Slifku a pani Marie
c. Slifka, 20 Selma Ave., bol
upovedomeny spravou St.
Vincent College v Latrobe,
Pa, Re dosiahol najvyssieho
stupna v stddiach v jeho trie-
de a to al 94.6 bodov. Pan
Slifka studuje uz posledny
rok v kolegiu a je vel'mi
cinny v svojej triede. Tiez je
redaktorom casopisu kolegia
"a knihovnfkom. 2 jeho po-
stupu sa zaiste test celia slo-
venska verejnost' ma Maho-
ming doline.
z miestneho casopisu sa
doznavame, ze ma Kent State
College dostali sa ma "Honor
roll" A. T. Hamrak a Jozef
Repasky, Go tiez mono do
siahnut' len usilovnym STUDIO
vanfm.
Vsetkym vyznacenym srde-
cne blahozelame.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01
Osadnd zdbava
ma Steeltone
Osadnicky z osady Mena
Jezis usporiadaju fasiangovy
bal a card party 4. marca.

Vel*ky fasiangovy bal a
"card party usporiadany
bude zenami z osady Mena
Jezis ma Steelton ma ponde-
lok vecer, 4. marca v osad-
nom auditoriume. Tato "a
bava bude prvotriedna, O.
pravdu fasiangova, ma ktorej
sa kazdy zabavf po v6li. Pi-
roskova oblubena orchestra
bude hrat' k tancu. Ked' Pi-
rosko zahra, to neodolate! A
kto netancuje, ten sa pekne
zabavf pri kartach, kde mo-
ze vyhrat' odmenu.
Vyborne zakusky a obcer-
stvenie boly pripravene. Ia
ke fasiangove.
Prfd'te sa tedy zabavit' /,
ako osadnfci, tax al cele slo-
venske obecenstvo. Tanecna
sien je prvotriedna a vepka.
Tato zabava usporiadana je
V prospech osady.
v usporiadacom WHORE ST
Mrs. Mary Bacha, Mrs. Steve
Belan, Mrs. John Cintala,
Mrs. Joseph Wallus, Mrs.
John Estok, Mrs. Stephen
Friedman, Mrs. l. Janosik,
Mrs. John Kollar, Mrs. M.
Knapik, Mrs. Geo. Knapik,
Mrs. John Mayovsky, Mrs.
Lafko, Mrs. Steve Martinko,
Mrs. Jos. Ondash, Mrs. A.
Panda, Mrs. John Pavlik,
Mrs. Richnavsky, Mrs. Tum-
pax, Mrs. M. Sveda, Mrs. A.
Sklenar, Mrs. A. Savko, Mrs.
Bodnovich, Mrs. J. Sopko.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01

Vybor ku pivu: Martin O.
ravec, spravca; Jozef Ontko,
Stefan Novak st., Jan Rubi-
cky, Jan Pogacnik.
Vybor K zSkusk&m: Mrs.
Martin Oravec, spravkyha /;
Mrs. Michael Orenik, Mrs.
JOS. Palatas, Mrs. j. Rich
valsky, Mrs. st. Novak, Mrs.
Mary Rabovsky, Mrs. Jos.
Pavlicko, Mrs. Alzbeta No
wax, Mrs. Maria Novak, Mrs.
And. Repasky.
Ma tejto zabave bude da-
ny do vyhry "Hope Chest, !,
ma ktord Mrs. ]. Danko q
jej vybor predava tikety.
Vstupne je 85c.
Bude toto posledna z&bava
pred p6stom v nasej osade,
teda chceme. aby bola dobre
navstfvena q vtbory vas O.
chotne obsldxia.
Prfd' jeden, prfd'te vsetci,
prid' starf, prfd' mladfl
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01
Frank Suhovecly -obet'ou vrazdy

policii i Michalovi Suhovec-
kemu. Ba al pismo toho
cloveka sa podoba pfsmu,
ktore dostal Michal.
Mrtvola chlapceka bola
odvezena do mestskej ne
mocnice, kde bude prevede-
ma dokladna pitva, aby sa
zistilo, ci chlapec bol zavraz
deny alebo padol do jazera
sam. Chlapec NAL ma zadnej
pavej casti hlavy vel'ke rany
ako cd sekery alebo seker-
ky. I tvar NAL napuchnut1
a jedno oko cierne. Mrtvola
bola dost' zachovana v Pa
dovej vode. Pri najdeni mrt-
voly bol i detektfv Jozef Ho-
sa, dobry Slovak, ktory sa
z1castnil hl'adania "a celd
dobu.
Frantisek Suhovecky BY
val 8 rodicmi ma 129 Millet
Ave. Boil to vel'mi dobry a
itchy chlapec, obl'dbeny v
skole i medzi det mi a zna-
mymi rodiny. Chodil do z.
triedy Washington skoly a
do kostola osady Mena Je-
lis. Oplakavajd no rodicia
Jan a Maria Suhovecky, Sc
stry pani Anna Posivak, A.
lice a Margaret a bratia Mi
chal a Jan. Zarmdtenych
mech Pan Bob potesf.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01

Slovenska Politicka Fede-
racia v Mahoning okrese Cd
byvala v pondelok svoju roc
MI schodzu, ma ktorej xvo-
leny boil novy 1rad ma rok
1885. Ia predsedu Feder&cie
zvoleny boil Jan j. Janci Z
Lansingvillu, "a podpredsed
kynu PAM Maria e. Siifka:
"a podpredsedu Jan Kris
pinsky, "a tajomnfka Michal
Knapik, "a pokladnfka Jo-
zef j. Schromofsky. v do
zornom WHORE sd: pani An
ma Domanic, Andrej Panda,
Andrej Krajnak, Martin Lip
ka a strazcom Jozef Hudak.
Starry predseda, adv. Ju-
raj E. Prokop neprijal teraz
trad. Novy predseda Fede-
racie boil "a Wac rokov ta-
jomnfkom a berie lcast' vo
verejnom zivote politickom i
slovenskom.
Ma sch6dzi bolo usnesene,
aby Federacia poslala sena-
torom a poslancom v statnej
zakonodarni z nasho okresu
rezol1ciu, aby podporovali
predlohu zakona 0 podpore
osadnym skolam. Tiez bude
poslana rezollcia mestskej
rade v Youngstown "a po-
stavenie plavarne pre- Lam
singville. D'alsia rezol1cia
bude poslana statnym sena-
torom a poslancom 2 nasho
distriktu, ably hlasovali "a
predlohu senatora Boyda =
Clevelandu 0 oslobodenf "a
predajovej dane ma potrayi-
ny. A konecne bolo jeduO-
hlasne usnesene, aby Feder&-
cia mala adresar v Y. s. No
vinach.
Ma buddcej schodzi, Is.
marca bude vecera pre- vse-
tkych starych novych ~
stupcov klubov, sdruzentch
vo Federacii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01

=. =. , 81
Spevokol spomenutej cir
kve pripravil uz viacere po-
darene spevacke zabavne
programy v minulosti. Ten
spevokol sa al teraz usilov-
ne pripravuje uz dlhsi Cas- s
programom. Nepod&vame je-
dnotlive body poriadku, ale
topko poyieme, ze ten bude
bohatt . zaujfmavy, lebo "a
hrhuje Stvorhlasnk, trojhlas-
ne. dvojhlasn6 piesne. ku-
|plety. h6sne, sOla, hudbu !
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01
PREDLOHA PROTI
KOMPANICKYM UNIAM

Senator Wagner z N. Y.
podal v senate Spoj. Statov
predlohu, podpa ktorej kom
panicke unie by boly proti-
zakonite a rozpustene. Tiez
zakon by zabezpecil robot
nictvu vacsinovd Representa-
ciu a dpln1 slobodu kolek-
tivneho vyjednavania. v pa
de sporov, zakon by vyma-
hala nova robotnfcka rada 8
neobmedzehou s1dnou pra-
vomocou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01
Zidovske veselie nedel'u
3. marca Campbell

vitz: Jan Beck. - Stara
Moskovitzka: Maria Zee. -
Jakub Goldblatt: Michal
Rusnak. - Stara Goldblatt-
ka: Maria Hruby. - Rabin
Jan Vandzura.
Druzbovia a druzicky: Jan
Hudak, Jimmy Sarosy, Mi
chal Spak, Joe Zetts, Andrej
Vandzura, Jan Ziak, Jan
Vandzura, Jan Pretko, An
drej Vargo, Albert Dulovic,
Jan Trill, Russell Kalamuck,
Anna Bires, Sue Ondulic,
Helen Baka, Helen Kominak
Betty Brunner, Anna Setz,
Betty Ontko, Mary Vandzu-
ra, Helen Merva, Mary Spak.
Dopisovatel.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01

Vo stvrtok popoludni W.
tiahnuta bola z Cohasset ja-
zera mrtvola 13-rocneho
Franka Suhoveckeho, ktory
boil nezvestny cd pondelku,
18. februara, ako vysiel po-
poludnf 20 skoly. Chlapec j.
siel 20 skoly ma "dumpu'' do
Mill Creek parku po stare
aluminiove hrnce, ktore chcel
predat', ably NAL par centov.
Wac sa ivy nevratil. Ackol'-
vek rodicia oznamili zmiz-
nutie chlapca policii hned' V
utorok, hl'adanie sa zapoca-
10 az vo stvrtok, ale bez W.
sledku, az v piatok rano, 22.
februara brat zmiznuteho
Franka, Michal, i S priatep-
mi nasiel v snehu zakrvave-
MI ciapku svojho brata. Ne
skorsie najdene bolo i pra-
zdne vrece ned'aleko ciapky
a pri vreci vysypane hrnce.
Miesto nalezu je blizko bd-
dy jedneho stareho strazcu
stavebneho pozemku, ma kto-
rom s1 posadene kvety a u
pravena krasna skalna "a
hrada maly rybnfk. Strazil
to, aby zahradu nikto nepo-
skodil a tiez 81 zarabal ko-
panim hrobov. Tento clovek
boil "a styri dni vysetrovany
policiou, ale nadarmo. Mrt-
vola bola hl'adana v jeho
b1de, v rybniku, okolo budy
i v opustenych banskych
sachtach bez vysledku. w.
setrovanf boli j kamarati
Franka. Medzitym Michal
hl'adal d'alej a policia tiez.
Toho tyzdna policia dostala
list cd neznameho cloveka,
ze videl jedneho stareho
chlapa vliect' "a sebou aky-
si t'azky predmet smerom k
jazeru. Vo stvrtok dostal ne
podpfsany list j Michal Su-
hovecky a v nom oznacene
miesto .jazera, kde treba
hl'adat'. Hl'adali - i nasli.
Mrtvolu namacal hakom a
vytiahol z vody FIR. Shocks
ma v liste oznacenom mieste,
pri AK Factory pot6cku, po-
mad ktorym je kamenny most
a ktory vteka tam do jaze-
ra. Policia teraz vysetruje
isteho "trappera' (lapaea
zajacov V parku), u ktorAho
nasli papier, podobny tomu,
ne ktorom boly pisane listy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01
NEMCI MUSIA
POzIcAT VLADE

Nemecka vlada dala moe
ministrovi financii, aby siel
do bank, do obchodov j k
s1kromnym osobam a nasto-
jill, aby 50 rozl1cily s ciast-
kou hotovych pehazf q daily
ich Wade ako p0zicku.