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Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-27

News of the passing of Attorney
Walter B. Kibbey brought real sor-
row to many valley ex-servicemen
and hundreds of other friends here.
AS a young attorney he came to
El Centro prior to the World war
and became active in numerous
community activities.
Following the declaration of war
he entered an officers training
camp, received his commission, and
served overseas with the A. E. F..
Returning to Ell Centro after the
war he resumed his law practice in
this city and played a prominent
part in the fight for Boulder dam
legislation, being one of the lead
ers in placing the strength of the
ex-servicemen back of this move
ment.
In 1919 he was named on a dele
cation with Judge r. D. McPherrin
then a director of the irrigation
district, Director ]. S. Nickerson, O.
N. Shaw and the late Arthur NJ
Nelson, to go to Washington in be-
half of the Kettner bill then pend
ing in congress. He and Nelson
we're chosen as representatives OF
the veterans.
Again in 1920 he was employed by
the district to protect and advo-
cate the interests of the district in
Washington"
Named BY Stephens
In 1921 he was appointed a mem
ber of the veterans welfare board
then newly organized, by Governor
Stephens. This began his long term
of service in behalf of eX-service-
men throughout the state. The
duties of his office made his re-
moval to Los Angeles necessary, but
he always considered Ell Centre as
his ''home town."
Thousands of eX-Servicemen in
all parts of the state, applying to
the state government for assistance
have had their cases passed on by
Kibbey and he was recognized as
just and square, both to the veter-
ans and to the duties of his office.
He remained at his post through
various administrations until year
ago, when ill health forced his re-
tirement.
During his residence in El Cen
tro he maintained offices in what
is now the Bank of America build
ing. at one time sharing offices
with George Banta under the name
of Kibbey and Banta.
He was frequent visitor to Ell
Centre on business connected with
veterans welfare and was always
the center of reunion for valley
veterans on such occasions.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-27
NATIVES QUIT
ITALIAN ARMY
FOR ETH|OP| "A
Reports Claim Large Band OF
Somalis Desert From Eritrea
And Will Help Halle Selassie
BY EDWARD BEATTIE
United Press Staff Correspondent

Oiuttu FrtSS StdII Correspondent
Copyright, 1885, By United Press
Adds ABABA, Aug. 27.-Reports
reaching here today said more than
10000 Somalis, chiefly troops equip
ped with machine guns, have de-
serted the Italian army and have
offered their services to Emperor
Halle Selassie I.
Ethiopian officials refused to con-
firm or deny the report but it is
known that in recent months up
wards of $4,000 troops, all Somal-
is, and natives have fled from Erit-
rea which is under Italian domina-
ton, and crossed the borders into
Ethiopia.
The latest exodus, it was report
ed. occurred several days ago and
the soldiers and natives have been
arriving in groups of hundreds at
Walwal. safely within Ethiopia.
Meanwhile, a hundred skilled
motor drivers were dispatched by
special train to Ogaden province to-
day to man American motor trucks
to be used in army service if Italy
attacks.
Tomorrow another contingent of
drivers will be sent.
The American trucks, 140 in all,
acquired last spring when the Ital-
ian crisis first began to become
acute, are calculated to be of in
valuable service to the warrior
tribes of Emperor Selassie in their
defense of the wild, waterless Oga-
den lowlands.
Holds Up War Call
Dispatch of the drivers and the
presence of American trucks in
land where Nomad tribes, seeking
pasture and water for their herds
and flocks, have been masters for
thousands of years, driving off the
wild animals that seek prey near
water holes, was but one indication
of the country's effort to grid it
self for war.
1t is not prepared for war in the
western sense but it is ready for
it. Emperor Halle SelasSie's heSi-
fancy to issue a general mobiliza-
ton order to the hundreds of thou
sands of warriors all over the couE-
try is due partly to his desperate
hope that war may still be averted;
partly to his knowledge that the
reused warriors, once they hear the
drums of the chiefs summoning
them to war, will want to attack
at once, against whatever odds.
Emperor Halle SelasSie was said
today to have written legations
warning foreigners that the govern
ment could not guarantee protec-
ton for property which they left
here, but repeating his
that foreigners who re-
manned would be under full govern
ment protection.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-27
U,S,PROTEST
|. REJECTED BY
MOSCOW NOTE
State Department Studying The
Text Carefully Before Releas-
ing Official Statement
INTEND TO STAND BY GUNS
Unofficial Washington Holds
Belief Relations Between Two
Nations Will Be Severed
INTEND TO STAND BY GUNS

WASHINGTON, Aug. 81. UP)
The Soviet governments re-
ply to the American protest over
the activities of the Communist
Internationale in Moscow will be
considered entirely unsatisfactory
to American officials, according
to indications here Immediately
following receipt of the reply.
The note was received at the
state department late today. Cor
dell Hull, secretary Of state. i'm
mediately called into conference
his chief advisors on Russian af-
fairs, r. Walton Moore, assist
ant secretary of state, and Rob-
ert F. Kelley, chief of the divi-
sion of eastern European af-
fairs.
1t was indicated a careful
study of the text of the note
would be made before any Off
cial statement is made.
1t was believed Hull would
submit the Soviet note to PreSi-
dent Roosevelt before taking any
definite action.
MOSCOW, Aug. 27. W.1 - The
Soviet government replied today
to the United States protest
against Communist propaganda
activities with firmly-worded
note denying that the Roosevelt
Litvinov agreement had been vio-
lated.
The Soviet government said flat
ly that it therefore rejected the
United States protest.
The strong United States pro-
test complained of speeches made
at the recent congress of the Com
munist Internationale (comintern)'
The Russian reply said:
Your note contains no facts
which would be regarded as a vio-
lation on the part of the Soviet
government of its obligations -.
On the other hand, it is undoubt-
edly nothing new to the United
States government that the Soviet
government cannot assume and
never has assumed any obligations
as regards the comintern."
WASHINGTON, Aug. 81. W.P)-
The state department was reported
prepared today to stand by its
guns" in the sharp protest to So
Wet government against Commun-
ist propaganda activities in this
country.
United States-Soviet relations,
(Continued on page g.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-27
President Discusses
Trip With McAdoo

WASHINGTON, Aug. 81. U.P)-
Details of President Roosevelt's
proposed trip to the west coast late
next month were discussed with
Sen. William Gibbs McAdoo CDem)
California, at the White House to-
day.
Mr.. Roosevelt plans to visit the
San Diego International Exposition
and also 60 on tour of inspection
through California national parks.
1t was believed that he also would
visit Los Angeles if he found time.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-27
Couples Suicide
Attempt Baked

SAN DIEGO, Aug. 27. U.P)-Ed-
ward B. Stokes, 26, sailor, and his
20-year-old wife, Edith L. Stokes,
who could not get along with or
without each other" were recover
ing in hospitals here today after an
attempted double suicide last night.
Attendants at Naval hospital re-
ported Stokes responding rapidly
to treatment ami indicated danger
was passed. Mrs. Stokes also was
reported recovering from effects of
poisons which they swallowed.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-27
Woman Killed In
Oceonside Crash

OCEANSIDE, Calf, Aug. 81. U.p)
Mrs. w. l.. Gaskin, Tucson, Ariz.,
was killed instantly and her hus-
band, Tucson business man, critic
ally injured early today in a three
car collision north of here, police
reported.
Gaskin'S car overturned, pinning
Mrs. Gaskin beneath it, officers
said. GaSkin, who had been driv-
ing, received broken leg and pos
Sible internal injuries.
The couples two children, Cor
don, 10, and Thomas, IL, received
minor injuries.
w. S. Faris, Long Beach, received
minor injuries.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-27
SUGAR PLANT OPENS

SANTA MARIA, Calf, Aug. 81.
U,P)-The Union Sugar company
factory at Betteravia began oper-
ations today with 300 men en-
pIoyed in the plant and 400 in the
field.
The work will continue for rs
days. The company has an allot-
ment OF 100000 l00-pound sacks of
sugar.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-27
PWA DEADLINE SHORTENED

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 81. 0lP)-
Deadline for applications to receive
PWA allotments was moved ahead
four days to September IL on ord
ers from Washington today. A. D.
Wilder, acting state PWA director
announced that Southern Califor-
MIA applications must be in his
office here at A>p. m. September 4
TO reach Washington in time.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-27
CITIZENS GET
INSTRUCTIONS
ON AIR RAIDS
Memorandum Outlines 0rgani-
cations For Treating Victims
And Combating Sky Attacks
WILL RESIST BLOCKADE
Government Ready To Meet
Any Attempt By Italy To In
terfere With English Shipping
BY FREDERICK KUH

united Press Staff Correspondent
Copyright, 1885, BY United Press
LONDON, Aug. 27-The govern
lment extended defense measures to
the British Isles today with a mem
orandum giving complete instruc-
tions for civilian defense against
enemy air raids.
An official home office memoran-
dun outlined the organization of
units for treating air raid victims
and suggested formation through
out the country of first aid squads
equipped with gas masks and pro-
tective clothing to be used in event
first aid men had to enter gas
filled areas to rescue victims.
Reports of similar measures per-
sisted from all areas likely to be
affected by the Italian Ethiopian
crisis.
Eight days from the meeting of
the League of Nations council at
Geneva, the last slim hope of avert
ing an Italian attack on Ethiopia
which statesmen feared might
spread into Europe, there seemed a
complete diplomatic impasse.
Reliable sources said today that
the British government intended
forcibly to resist if Italy attempt
ed a direct naval blockade of north
eastern Africa and search of British
and other neutral ships for contra
band destined for Ethiopia.
Well informed quarters said that
if necessary, after the expected
outbreak of war in Ethiopia, Brit
ish merchant vessels plying the
eastern Mediterranean and Red
Seas would be accompanied by war
ships.
Confer With Egypt
The cruise" of the Mediterran-
can fleet to strategic points in the
eastern Mediterranean. the "rou-
tine" dispatch of troop reinforce
ments to Malta and Alden, were fol-
lowed today by reports in Cairo of
British Egyptian negotiations re-
garding possible closing of the Suez
Canal in case the League of Nations
acted to penalize Italy. Govern
ment spokesmen here denied the
reports and said the negotiations
concerned distribution of waters of
the river Nile.
Reports were circulated again
that one possible British measure
might be dispatch of Sudan troops
to the Lake Tsana region of Eth
opia, which is the heart of the
great Nile irrigation project.
The foreign office is exercising
utmost caution to avoid any rebuff
from the United States by seeking
more cooperation in the crisis than
President Roosevelt is ready to
offer. Continual consultation be-
tween London and Washington was
reported
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-27
Traffic Inspectors
Make Check-Up Here

Fred Vallejo, San Diego, and
Walter Greer, Sacramento, inspect
ors for the state highway patrol
met this morning with Frank Os-
walt, captain and other members
of the patrol assigned to this coun-
ty to discuss new and old laws for
the regulation of highway traffic.
The inspectors are also making
a checkup of laW-enforcement &C
tivities of the local patrol.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-27
Woman Stricken Ill
Aboard Ship At Sea

SAN PEDRO, Calf, Aug. 27. W.R
Mrs. Luis l.. Alberni, wife of a
screen and stage comedian, was
taken off the United Fruit liner
Chiriqui seriously i'll with a heart
attack today when the vessel dock
ed from Panama.
She was stricken while the CHR
iqui was off Baja California. An
ambulance met the ship and re-
moved Mrs. Alberni to the Santa
Monica hospital.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-27
Baseball Scores
By United Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE

At N. Y. Qst game)- RH E
New York 900 313 330-13 Is 8
Chicago ........032 OO1 013-10 Is 2
Malone, Tamulis, Murphy and
Dickey; Jones, Fischer, Wyatt and
Sewell. -
At st. L. Qst game)- r H E
Washington 210 OO1 300 6 ID 3
st. Louis ......401 113 00x-l0 13 l
Hadley, Hensier, Petit and Hol-
brook; Coffman, Poser, Knott and
Hemsley.
At Detroit Qst game)- r H E
Philadelphia .040 010 000-5 IL
Detroit ............003 200 001-6 7 2
Doyle and Berry; Sorrell and
Hayworth.
Boston at Cleveland, rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-27
NATIONAL LEAGUE

At B'klyn 1st game)- r H E
Cincinnati .......301 030 O0O-7 IL l
Brooklyn ............011 010 0O0-3 7 2
Hollingsworth and Campbell;
Mungo, Baker and Lopez, j. Tay-
lor.
At Bklyn (2nd game)- r H E
Cincinnati ......010 900 000- 8 3
Brooklyn .........320 002 21x-l0 IL O
Johnson, L. Herman and Lom-
bardi; Clark and Lopez.
st. Louis at Philadelphia, rain.
! Pittsburgh at New York, rain.
Chicago at Boston, rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-27
GREEKS FAVOR ENGLAND

ATHENS, Aug. 81 UP)-In event
of a clash between Britain and
Italy, Greece will side with Britain,
it was said authoritatively today.
Many Greek aviators have asked
Ethiopia's representative here to
accept their services.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-27
FORMER LOCAL
LAWYER DIES
Walter B. ,Kibbey Succumbs AT
Santa Monica Hospital After
Undergoing Operation

LOS ANGELES. Aug. 81. U.P)-
w. B. Kibbey, 81, well-known Los
Angeles attorney, died last night in
the Santa Monica hospital as the
result of an operation a week ago.
He was the son of the late Joseph
H. Kibbey, a former territorial gov
ernor of Arizona.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-02
Bratislava chce arcibiskupa.

Bratislava chce arcibiskupa.
Ma poslednej predprazdni-
novel schodzi mestskeho "a
stupitefstva bratislavskeho o.
znamil :zastupitel'stvu staro-
sta DIR. Krno, ze smerod ajne
kruhy upozornily nesto ma
praye prevadzane jednanie o
dpravu cirkevnych otazok a
pripravovane zriadenie slo-
venskeho arcibiskupstva. a
sueasne mesto vyzvaly, ably
urobilo potrebne kroky Gle
l'om ziskania arcibiskupske-
no sidla pre- Bradshaw. Pre-
toto sd tn nielen zaujmy ho-
spodarske, ale al historicke,
kulturne a prestizne. Nest
ske prezfdium preto sa roz-
hodlo urobit' vsetky potrebne
kroky k ziskaniu sidla toho-
to arcibiskupstva pre- Brati-
slavu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-02
MAsozRAvE oPlcE.

Pozoruhodny zjav ozna-
muje sa z Kapska. Paviani,
zijlci v tamojsich hornatych
krajoch, osvojili 81 zyyky
dravych zwierat a. decimuju
stada oviec tamojsich farma-
rov sposobom priamo neuve-
ritelnym. Isty farrnar ozna-
mil,. ze "a posledne styri me-
siace roztrhaly nu. opice w
Sc 400 oviec, ktore zozraly.
Farmar zastrelil sice Ia pa
vianov, avsak prenasledova-
ME tychto chytrych opfc je
vel'mi take, lebo pasciam
sa vyhybaju a cloveku je
vel mi t'azko priblizit' sa- i'm
ma dostrel. Pri tom sa pavia-
nj v tamojsfch krajoch W.
skytujd vo vel'kom mnoz-
stve. Inemu farmarovi sa po-
darilo v poslednych mesia-
coch otravit' asi 400 opic bez
toho, aby pozoroval, ze ich
odbdda. Farmari ziadaju ma
liehave, aby vlada vypfsala
premie ma low opfc a chcu
organizovat' vepkd vypravu
proti skodcom svojho hospo-
darstva. .:@-.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-02

Dol lokalizovany. "a niekol'-
ko dni nato Dol novy ohei Y
stodole tamojsej rol'nicky.
Sotkovej q ma druhy den ho-'
relo u rol 'nfka Martina Sko-
rika. Bolo jasne, ze tu ide o.
podparacstvo. Podezrenie
pablo ma 13-rocnu ziacku,
ktora prejavovala zaujem Q
ohen, vzdy pomahala hasit'
a, okolo vsetkych troch ohnoy
pobehavala. Zistilo sa, ze
vsetky ohne skutocne zapa-
lila sama, lebo jej to robilo
Ivelkd radosts a uspokojenie..
Dievca sa v skole vel'ni do
ibre ucf. dobre sa chova a ma
dohovaranie ucitel'a, sudcu a
farara dievca placlc sl'ubilo,
ze uz viacej So podpal'acstva
nedopustf.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-02
Tyranie zvierat v Michalov.
ciach.

V Michalovciach je vsed-
nym zjavom vidiet' ma ulici
alebo al indie, ako povoznici
tyrajd tame zvierata. Maj
Wac sa to vyskytuje ma rie-
ke Laborce pri vyvazani pie
sku a strku. Niektori nel'ud-
ski kocisia bijd kone tax zbe-
sile, re mnoho raz utyrany
kon padne, lebo nemoze .vel'-
ky naklad piesku z vody wy
tiahnut', lebo hlboko zapad-
mute kolesa zarezavaju sa al
po napravy. Mnohi z miest-
nych povoznikov maju kone
v tax biednom stave, re tito
padaju ma uliciach cd slabo-
sti. v minulych dnoch jeden
taky kon zdochol priamo v
rieke Laborce.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-02

borneho odhadu obsahuju e.
ste teraz 81 milionov me-
trickych centov, ktore mnoz-
stvo dalo by pri normalnom
dolovani este pracu ma 20
rokov. Ma miesto obnovenia
prace dochadza vsak k de-
montazi banskeho zariade-
mia, ktora ale bola ma zakro-
Genie Narodohospodarskeh
sbcru podtatranskeho pri-
slusnymi dradmi znemozne-
ma. Ponevac novi majitelia
banf nemaju potrebneho ka-
pitalu a ME su a nikdy ne
boil odbornfkmi v tomto o.
bore a ponevac krompassko-
slovinske medene bane su je-
dine v republike a ich ext
stencia ma vel'ky vyznam
zvlaste 50 stanoviska vojen-
skeho, je nezbytne treba, a.
by krompassko-slovinske ba-
ne prevzala do majetku a
spravy TAXA spolocnost', kto-
ra by zarucovala ich zdarny
vyvoj a prosperitu. Keby sa
taxa spoloenost' nenasla, mu-
81 tieto bane prevziat' stat"
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-02
Zatkli bitk6rov.

Dha 20. jIna Dol " Ben
kovciach. pri Vranove v krc-
me pri zabave zastreleny ia
no Kocka. Okrem toho Dol
postreleny do oboch noh st.
Lancfk, ktory Dol dopraveny
do michalovskej nernocnice,
a t'azko pobodany boil Jozef
Mudron, ktory lezf " kosi-
cksj nemocnici. DO Kosfc pri-
cestovalo autom 5, os6b, . to
J4n Tutko, JuYaj Tutko,. Jan
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-02
Odsekol nepriatel'ovi ruku.

Nezvykly prfpad Pudskej
nesnasanlivosti udal sa v
Zliechove pri Have. w dlhy
cas- sa vadili pre- kdsok pol'a
tamojsi dvaja rol'nici a v ich
spore uz niekolko razy roz-
hodoval al sud. Pre- tuto vec
boly medzi mimi caste zvady,
ktore teraz maly tragicky
koniec. Obaja sa sisli ma po-
Ii, pri com sa stale, re jeden
z rol'nikov odsekol sekerou
svojmu nepriatePovi ruku.
Tazko zraneneho rol'nika do
pravili do trencianskej ne
mocnice, jeho nepriatel'a po-
tom do sudnej vazby.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-02
Nova skola ma Spisi

Obec Vitkovce nemala vo-
bee skoly a deti chodily az
do Spis.= Hrusova: Pred pia-
timi rokmi* zriadena bola
statna skola a vyuGovalo sa
v prenajatej miestnosti. Te-
raz stat udelil 100000 korln
podpory ma stavbu novel bu-
dovy skolskej, elm mlada
skola dostane pekny a vlast-
ny stanok. Stavbu prevadza
stavitep K. Klein 20 Spis.
Novel Vsi. 90 4
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-02
100 cestujlcich "a "a dni na
novel leteckej linke.

hoveJ ieteckeJ Hnke.
D1a l. juna t. r. otvore-
ma bola nova ,letecka linka
ma Slovensku, Bratislava-
Piest any a zacala syoju pre-
mavku vel l'mi st'astne a Stub
me- Hned' cd pociatku >bolo
badat', ze k1pel'nf hostia 20
zahranicia -nalezite vyuziji
leteckeho spojenia do Pie
stan. Sotya bola premavka
otvorena, uz prileteli. hostia
z Londyna a Amsterdaml a
v tomto mesiaci prichadzali
d'alsf. Nova letecka linka ME
je este v cinnosti ami mesiac,
ale len "a dnf q bilancia u
kazuje, ze "a tychto "a dni
pouzilo lietadla! ma tejto lin
Ike 100 Pudf. .,Je to- dokaz o
,dobrej propagacii nashop.ci-
vilneho letectva. 3
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-02
Vlamanie do kostola.

: V noci vlamali sa neznami
zlodeji do rim. kat. kostola
vo sv. Kris:ai mad Hronorn, W.
lamali tam kostolne poklad-
nicky a 20 svatyne, odniesli
zlaty tanierik s kalichu., Ka-
lichov a monstrancie sa zlo-
deli nedotkli. Skoda je 1000
kordn. Cetnici sleduju istd
stopu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-02
Ma Kysuciach stale hori.

Ma Kysuciach stale hori.
Chudobna Kysucka dolina
je takmer kazdy den postih-
nuta poziarmi, ktore nicia ce-
le majetky ropnikov. Okres
Kysucke Move Mesto je mai
chudobnejsim okresom ma
Slovensku a ludia sd vacsi-
nou zamestnani v Cechach,
len mala cast ich prevadza
svoje remeslo drotarcinu a
mala cast hospodari ma svo-
jich biednych rolickach, kto-
re su schovane medzi vyso-
kymi vrchami. Posledny VEL
ky poziar v Ledne pri Kys.
Nov. Meste znivocil 8 hospo-
1darskych stavisk $ prislusen-
stvom a skoda je. asi z polo
vice kryta poistenfm. 70 z.
ma 8. julia v noci vypukol v
Povinnej novy poziar v do
me Jozefa Holotu a prenie-
sol So al ma dom Ondreja
Bullu a oba znicil do zakla-
dov. Skoda, asi 10000 Kcs
je kryta poistenfm. Pri po-
ziari boli ohrozene ma ziyo-
toch 1O-rocna Stefania a z
rocna Maria Bulla, ktore spa
" v drevenom chlieve a pri-
slo sa ma ne len ytedy, ked
uz i'm strecha horela mad hla-
YOU. Dietky zachranila ma
ska, ktor& 5 nasadenfm vlast
neho zivota vosla do horia-
echo chlieva q deti vyniesla.
V s1yislosti s poziarom zat-
klo cetnfctvo dvoch tamoj-
sich gazdov q odozrenia, sze
podp&lili.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-02
Cigan zavrazdil Cigana.

V Pozdisovciach v Zempli-
ne doslo medzi Ciganmi k
vel 'kej ruvacke, pri ktorej
Jan Tokar z Vinneho bodnul
niekol'ko raz nozom do kr-
ku a l'avej strany prs Ciga-
ma Juraja Tatara z Pozdiso-
vice, ktory o chvipku umrel.
Vrah, jeho brat Jozef Tokar
a Gejza Cicak, vsetci z HUI
menneho, boil zatknuti a do
pravenf k sudu do Michalo-
vice. ..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-02
Nest'astie v lesr

Vo Smizanoch ma Spisi boil
robotnfk Stefan Zelenak v
lese pri r1bani dreva zachy-
teny padaj1cim stromom tax
nest 'astne, ze utrpel zlome-
ME nohy y stehne q take
pomiaz zdeniny Y krizoch. Bol
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-02
Nldzove prace pri Ziline.

Nudzove praee pri Ziline.
Pri Ziline zapocaly sa pra-
ce ma regulacii rieky Kysu-
ce ma pravom jej toku cd
Chlumca po ustie do Vahu.
V tychto miestach sa rieka
nebezpecne rozvodnovala. -
Tiez sa zapocne so stavbou
druhej kol'ajnice zeleznice
ilina-Vrutky. Mesto vypisa-
10 subeh ma prfstavbu budo-
Wy mestianskej skoly. Stat
ma komisia a cudzinecky
svaz bude jednat' o pracach
k zachraneniu zrucanin hra-
dov Strecno a Starhrad.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-02

Jencik, Michal ,Humeny a
Jan Cerny, ktorf isli k advo-
katovi dr.. Grossovi sa pora-
dit. Policia 50 dozvedela, ze
ide tn 0 pachatelov horeu-
vedeneho zlocinu a zadrzala
ich.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-08-02
Ohen v Hun,ennoxs.

I 3. julia v noci zbadali pesi
iduci ludia v Humennom ma
Orszaghovej ulici, ze vysl'ah
ly jedneho domu, kde je
II obchodov, plamene. Ry-
chile zalarmovane hasicstvo
sa coskoro, dostavilo, ale O.
nedlho stall cely dom v pla-'
menoch. Vacsina ,obchodni-
kov nemala kedy vyniest' z
obchodu svoj tovar, takze
plamene vsetko znicily. Dom
patri inz. .Adolfovi Jakubo-
vicovi. Skoda sa odhaduje ma
100000 Kcs a je = svacsej
ciastky kryta poistenfm.