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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-09-13
new VIOLENCE
IN iron PLANT
STRIKE TODAY
Minneapolis Mayor Attack
ed By Unknown Man
After Peace Move

MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 49,
(UP)-Tear gas bombs were fired
by police at noon into a crowd
of labor marchers who assembled
in front of the city hall to de-
mand custer of the mayor and
chief of police.
MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, Sept.
ID. (UP).-The smuggling of May
or Thomas E. Latimer today by an
unidentified man added to the vio-
lence which has marked bloody la
Dor disputes here. The mayor was
hit as he left a farmer-labcr mass
meeting called as a protest against
the Staying of two bystanders, al
legedly by police, during the strike
riot yesterday.
Minneapolis, riot-torn labor Gen.
ter of the vast northwest, today
faced the most serious crisis of its
increasingly turbulent industrial
life.
Gov. Floyd Olson withheld a
martial law declaration pending
Mayor Lattimer's efforts to bring
the situation under control by
forcibly closing the Flour City Or
namental Iron company plant, the
scene of yesterdays early morn
ing rioting.
However, 1875 guardsmen with
machine guns, automatic rifles
and tear gas bombs waited across
the river in st. Paul ready for in
slant action.
Severity of the crisis was indi-
Gated by the fact that neither side
would arbitrate. Company officials
demanded police protection. Union
leaders declared they would fight
until the company relented.
Two youthful bystanders lay
dead of gunshot wounds and more
than a score of injured still were
in hospitals as the result of riot
ing. The company president, Wal,
ter Tetzlaff, was sought on charges
of melting a riot as were foul
union leaders.
A grand jury investigation OF
police gun welding Wednesday
night was under way. Lattimer
elected by a labor vote, promised
to suspend all officers found tt
have fired at fleeing spectators.
In Thursdays barrage of tea
gas, brick bats and gunfire more
spectators than pickets suffered
Melvin Bjorklund, Fl, SuEda!
school teacher, and Eugene Cap
fer, 1S, high school student, were
dead.
The iron works troubles starte'
two months ago when the uniol
demanded recognition and close
shop. The plant closed, then re
opened after securing affidavit
from rs of its 80 employees stipu
lating that they wanted no part o
the union. Union leaders declare
these were obtained Sy force.
Picketing grew more spirited
Plant officials hired 16 specis
guards armed with sub ,machin
guns. Company officials refuse
to arbitrate.
Tuesday night union men storm
ed the plant with bricks and othe
missiles. Police repealed them aft
err a brief skirmish. One was il
jured seriously.
/ Then Wednesday the troubl
grew. Wednesday night and earl
yesterday it surpassed any singl
fray of the bloody truck strike
last summer. No rioting occurre
until police attempted to clear tn
street with armored cars. Ar
gered, the crowd started THROWN
things, breaking windows, crack
ing policemen's heads.
Police attacked with nigh
sticks. A shot was fired. Polio
fired a volley. Shippers with rifle
took pot shots at officers bu
Continued on page three)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-09-13
Kellogg Doubtful
Italians Will Fight

ST. PAUL, Sept. 13.-(UPl.wow
Frank B. Kellogg today foreS S1Iy
little possibility of Italy's actu soo
waging war in Ethiopia in the ',, L"r.
of massing public opinion L m
solini is talking mostly for NUM-
consumption" he said.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-09-13
c. C. Corps To Be
Made Permanent

HYDE PARK, Sept. 10. (UP).
President Roosevelt today reveal
ed that he plans the creation of
civilian conservation corps as
permanent unit of the govern
ment. ,.y~ .+ r,..
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-09-13
ELDER PRESLER WILL
PREACH AT DANA

Elder w. F. PresSler from
Hickory, will preach at the Ad-
ventist church at Dana, Sunday,
Sept. Is, at IL a. m. The public
is cordially invited to this service.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-09-13

Sept. 10. -
weight of the American
feni's moral support for
as thrown into the Italio-
crisis today in Il last
effort to avert war.
~ Of State Hull in a for
Eenent made it plain that
Isq States intends to keep
nQ expects other nations
= Ae"!se. President Roose-
flyde Park announced that
the Hull statement.
a'y Hull last night for
'ea upon all nations sig
me Briand-Kellogg pact
II their obligations to
World peace.
Statement was considered
Z E3gaI by this country to
Ethiopia to make one
1'''mpt TO settle their
Il rs Without reSorting to
5 Isy alarmed by the
.t Of events in Europe
\ hull decided to issue
|. y S@;ement summarizing
-, 110-Ethiopian crisis so
ri ~ affected the United
- ,%;Nerating the posi-
kjr Vie United States has
'}hatio, "aIntalned toward
bre, y'a. point of this policy
i s =, of peace, Hui
HI unanimously called the
u tne other nations n
4 Practically every
/ on ~ 'ne world is commit,
L. sr n, or more treaties to
[i,Igp PRINCIPLES & and policy.
a. u'a not consider Hull:
lnoos1H actual invocation Of
/ =, = pact, although they
NIL slat it closely approx
, statement, although con
Am practical response to
en.. received yesterda,
mo-, .or James P. Pope, D.
m INV :, Visiting Geneva, call
os null to initiate a con
,wo - the Kellogg pact sigma
7, was not intended q
,e;,.. mad been drafted an
I'm. Eng final corrections b
ccsSSIrtment officials whe
(@'Iegram arrived. '''
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-09-13
~ 1895 by United Press

EIA, Sept. 13.-(UP)-
\ Pierre Laval of France,
kEyiiually in an eleventh
f0It to Swerve Italy from
to war, had offered
\ BenitO MuSSOlini a status
pc similar to Britain's
tfa:e over Irak.
submitted mis- proposition
p officials in his position
French delegate. If Mus
r. the idea, Laval will
feement of the entire
f7e-power committee to
compromise officially to
developments came early
statesmen had confer
/, last night on the crisis
pEg existence of the
|aad world peace.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-09-13
Al TELLS
|CIJE both
AGREEMENT
Throws Moral Sup
/ Toward World
In Statement
tyELT ENDORSES
Ills PEACE VIEWS

. Sept. l3.-(UP)-Pre-
IN, speech to the League
H. which he alighted with
H., Italian sanctions was
j here as placing squareiy
At,ly a decision as to
kto % ahead with its AT.
&upaisn at the risk OF
3 European war or con-
compromise giving
Omiuan, position in Eth
,,,.,ted BY both France
In. Italy vas perturbed
80 a, well a, by Secre-
State Hulrs statement.
erYerS, however oeiiSNo
,Olini will go ahead with
4 Of campaign.
EA. Sept. l3.-UP)-
btepDai 70 the side of
)ritain today with a clear
iOn tina; both are agreed
baeessi:y Of joint interna-
etOn to prevent war. at
clearly understood that
6sts no disagreement be-
lance and Britain" Laval
League assembly in en-
the previous declaration
amlel HOare.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-09-13
GOOD AFTERNOON

> Emperor Halle Selassie has scv.
ersl foreign advisers teaching him
a language Mussolini might un.
derstand.
Evening star., 1935-01-28

miles occupy ITO hours. Not only are
passengers forced to change from car
riage to carriage, but freight must be
moved from car to car.
During the past 80 years no less
than a dozen Investigations have been
held to consider the advisability Of
agreeing upon a uniform gauge. All
have arrived at the same staggering
conclusion-that the cost might run
as high as 5000, 10000.
Compulsory Training.
The suggestion that compulsory
military training, which Australia abol-
ished in 1929, be reinstituted found
little sympathy with unofficial observ-
ers in London. They argued that
concentration on strengthening Of
naval bases and the providing Of
strong aid forces to aid in repulsing
sea attacks would pay larger dividends.
While speculation over the Mel"
bourne reports was rife, J. G. Cobbe,
New Zealand defense minister, re-
vealed that while his talks with the
travelling London official we're strictly
confidential, he could state that moth
ing was said of military conscription
as far as his country was concerned.
He professed not to know about
Australia.
Meanwhile workmen at faraway
Singapore continued with their tasks
Of rapidly rounding the new naval
base into shape. Whether it theoreti-
cally is one Of the most impregnable
Evening star., 1935-01-28

bers of Parliament and the British
press to wonder whether the premier
did not answer with his tongue in his
cheek. Certain of the former hope to
get the answer from Parliament.
The touchof came with the receipt
of advices from Melbourne that Sir
Maurice, then on his way back to
London from his last stopping place
Canada, had recommended 10-yeaI
program of reorganization of Australian
defense plans. o..
Rail Change Urged.
Whitehall momentarily remained
silent in the face of dispatches saying
the Imperial Defense Committee off,
cial recommended that among other
things compulsory military training be
reintroduced and that something be
done toward remedying the confusion
caused by Multiplicity of railroad
gauges. The latter, commentators
pointed out, were extremely important
in providing rapid transportation for
defense from sea attack Of large
Australian cities, all held extremely
vulnerable from that quarter.
Discussion Of this point brought to
mind that Australia's 2,400 miles from
East to West and 1871 expanse from
North to South are interlaced with
railroads with gauges ranging from a
little over two feet to slightly more
than five feet. A trip from Perth to
Brisbane, for instance, involves five
changes, making the journey Of $500
Evening star., 1935-01-28
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Evening star., 1935-01-28
britain DISCUSSES
| EMPIRES DEFENSE.
Reorganization of Plans for
Australia Urged by
Hankey.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON-The question of guard.
ing Britain's farflung empire has been
revived with the return of Sir Maurice
Hankey, secretary of the Committee
of Imperial Defense, from trip that
has taken him almost around the
world.
A few weeks after Sir Maurice, who
also Is secretary to the cabinet, left
last August on a journey which in
cluded Australia and Canada, ques-
tioners in the House of Commons were
told by Premier j. Ramsay Macdonald
that the jaunt had mo political signi-
dcance."
Recent developments have led men,
Evening star., 1935-01-28
Vogue puts it this way

PRINTS: Here is where we begin to blush Becau
for as long as we can remember, the phrase 'Pri
are as smart a: ever, has popped out of our pen
Spring as inevitably as Black is always good, 'Thi:
Suit Year, and other refrains." Be that as it may
Evening star., 1935-01-28
POWERS TO DISCUSS
ARMS CONTROL PLAN
U. s. Proposal to Be Considered
on Resumption Of Geneva
Talks Feb. IA.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
GENEVA, January 28.--The great
powers reached an agreement today
to resume consideration of disarma-
ment problems February IA.
At that time the Disarmament Com
mittee will discuss the plan advanced
by the United States for regulation
of munitions trade and manufacture.
The problem of arms limitation
apparently awaits Germany's decision
on whether it will return to the
conference. This decision Is believed
to hinge on the extent to which the
powers will legalize Germany's exist
ing armamentS.
Evening star., 1935-01-28
DIPHTHERlA, NOT KICKS,
RULED FATAL TO GIRL, 7
Autopsy Finds Cause of Death
and Absolves Boys Accused
Of Beating Her.

By the Associated Press.
VALE, Greg, January 2S.-Phyllis
Westfall, z, died Of diphtheria and
not from an alleged kicking attack
by boys, an autopsy disclosed yester-
day.
The autopsy was performed by DR..
Clyde r. Walker and Coroner r. A.
Tacke as q result Of reports which in
timated the girl might have died
from kicking attack.
" The autopsy disclosed none Of the
abdominal organs was injured. 1t
also showed evidence Of jaundice and
a diphtheric condition which left no
doubt as to the cause of death, the
doctors said.
Evening star., 1935-01-28

in the world-tested in recent COM
bined land, sea and air maneuvers-
remains a close secret in London
Offices. Headquarters stats of Britain's
three fighting services never reveal the
results Of such mimic war games.
Evening star., 1935-01-28
Woman Freezes
To Death, Having
Coal, but No Stove

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, January z8.
An aged woman. who had coal
to burn, but no stove, was found
frozen to death yesterday beside
the unconscious form Of her
husband in their bed, where both
had huddled for warmth.
She was Mrs. James. Shackel-
ton, 73. Her husband, 70, was
taken to a hospital.
Police said they found three
sacks Of coal, bought with a re-
lief check, but no stove.
Evening star., 1935-01-28
Wild Ponies Gentle.

Wild ponies that roam the narrow
SAND strips of the North Carolina
coast became quite gentle once they
are captured and trained to harness.
Evening star., 1935-01-28
Retailers Given Loans.

: The Philippine National Bank is
extending loans of $500 Or less, pay
able In installments, to small retailers.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-13
RADY.

Phi vafen1 vajec vhod1me do
vody vzdy trochu soil, cfmz "a
branlme jejich prasknutf.
= Postav1me-li nektere po-
krmy do studen6 vody, ably ry-
chile vychladly, pax Sc to stane
rychleji, pTidame-li do
vody kuchynskou nebo jinou
sill.
= Pr opekan1 masa ma pan
vi, vhod1me do omastku trochu
soil, ably pT1lis nestT1kal.
= Emailove nadob1 dele Wy
drz1, provedeme-li lined pc ma
kupu nasledujfc1: Naplnfme ma
dobu pc okraj studenou vodou,
do ktere pridame trochu sody
a mechanic pomalu = nikdy
vsak pri otevrenem plamenu-
doj1ti vodu do varu a pax po-
malu vychladnouti. T1mto zpG-
sobem poleva nadoby ztvrdne
a dele vydrz1. Nikdy vsak ne
P4IlA1lC OCudOIIOu C1IldllOVOu I1d-
dobu horkou vodou, nebo mao
pax horkou nevyplachujme vo-
dou studenou; tim povrch pra-
ska a snadno ~odpadava.
= Lesk ma satech kartacuje-
me vodou Sc salmiakem a pres
vlhke jeste m1sto polozime SUI
chy hadr1k a vyzehl1me.
= Jsou-li nekter6 kusy pra-
ola pr1lis horkou zehlickou po-
n6kud pripaleny, t. j. nen1-li
tkanina porusena, pouze "a
zloutla, pax tato barva zmiz1,
pot1rame-li il studenou vodou
S boraxem, pax nekolikrate
pfezehl1me az k 1plnemu Wy
schnut1 a konecne dame vyb1lit
ma slunci.
= Kovove a chromovane
dali Sc dobre vycisti-
ii v1denskym vapnem, ktere je
velmi LEVINE.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-13

We Velkem Ujezde narodil
Sc pred peti Lefty manzeldm
Zikmundevych hosfk. Ukaza-
10 Sc, re chlapec vGbec nespf.
Ami We dine, ami V noel. Kdyz
uz pozde vecer z jeho klidu u
soudili,z re usnul a zhasli svetlo,
d1te pocalo plakat a upokojilo
Sc, az kdyz rozsvftili.
D1te muscle byti v noel Hill
dano. Lekar zjistil, re nespa-
vost decka vyplyva z nervove
poruchy, kterou ma Cd naroze-
nj. Jiz til roxy jedi rodice S
chlapcem dnes petiletym, k 1e-
kari. Vytrvalou lecbou nervd
podafilo Sc v posledn1ch dvou
letech, Re hosfk dvakrat do IT,
dine usne, ale jen ma dive nebo
tfi hodiny. Nen1 to spanek nor
maln1, ale lecba pokracuje a
hos1k urcite Dude "a cas- nor
maine spat.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-13
SlovenSti ~footballiste.

V obci Hradisti u Trebisova
ma Slovensku jsou vaSniv1 foot
balliste. HT1St6 81 udelali ma
louce, kde Sc jinak pasou kra-
Wy. V dobe zapasu je football
liste zazenou o kus dial a pax
Sc hraje kopana. Stala Sc vsak
tato vzrusuj1c1 pT1hoda: Hralo
Sc. Kravy Sc pasly opodal, Ia
brankou. Jeden z hracG na-
kopl mic tax, re vlet6l mezi
klidn6 pasoucf Sc kravy. Kra-
Wy Sc splasily a zacaly divoce
pob1hat pc hT1sti. Hraci Sc
rozutekli a zapas w nedohrali.
To proto, re kravy V divokem
b6hu vyvratily ODE branky a
rozslapaly je. Ma jedne bran
ce 81 cistokrevny obecn1 byk
zlomil nohu a museli jej pro-
dat Tezn1kovi "a 1000 Kc, ac-
koliv stall $500 Kc. A skoda
$500 Kc zpGsobila, re obecni
pTedstavenstvo zrusilo nebez-
peGne hT1ste a zakazalo V OBJ
vodu obce hrati kopanou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-13
Pece O dstsky zrak.

Detske oci jsou zvlaste citli-
We a proto jim ma byti venova-
ma obzvlastni pece, ably pozde-
il V dospelem veku jich mohlo
byti uzfvano pine jejich s1le.
Uplne zdrave a nepfep1nane O.
ci isou take vzdy krasne, coz je
nemene d1lezite. AZ do 5 roku
jsou ocni svaly deti jeste slabe.
Mnozi lekari soudf, re az do
dokoncenf tohoto veku nemaj1
Sc deti zamestnavati zadnou
praci, ktera by namahala je-
.jich zrak. Predevs1m Sc nema-
il ucit ami psati, ami cfsti, i
kdyz k tomu jew chut a vlohy,
zvlaste vid1-li, re jejich stars1
sourozenci Sc tim zabyvaj1. V
nejlepsim pTfpade Sc jim mGze
dovolit psat ma velke tabule
velka pfsmena nebo kreslit O.
brazky. Take jim nedovolfme
prohlfzeti 81 obrazky pro dospe
lie zbl1zka, nebot tim 81 zrak
velmi namahajf; lepe jest hle-
d6ti S mimi do dalky, ably 81
zrak odpocinul. V pozdejsfm
v6ku jsou ocnf svaly jiz dosta-
tecne shiny, ably snesly rGzna
napetf. Rovnez name dbati ma
to, ably dfte i pTi hre melo
spravne o~svetleni. Sv6tlo ma
prichazeti S leve strany, ably
dft6 nem6lo pred sebou stfny.
Totez platf take pro skoln1 de-
tt, zvlaste kdyz pfs1 nebo kre-
slf. Nikdy nedovolme, ably de-
ii Getty ma lGzku, nebot to zvla
Ste namaha ocnf svaly, prave
tax jake ctenf jedouc1m VIA
ku, tramwayi nebo autobusu.
Postele, We kterych deti spf,
mali byt tax postaveny, ably
svetlo nepadalo detem primo
do ocf. Gas cd casu name zrak
skolnfch det1 zkouseti a to tax,
re jim davame S rGznych VIDA
lenostf neco c1sti. Pozoruje-
nell, re zrak dftete slabne,
navstivme ocnfho lekaTe a pri
vcasnem ~osetrenf ocf da Sc je-
ste mnoho napraviti. U mno-
hych detf, kterf Sc jew We sko-
lie jake spatnf zaci, lei nekdy
hlavn1 vina V tom, re spatne
vid1. M1sto pokaran1 prospelo
by tn vice odborne oSetTen1 a
vice pozornosti Sc strany rodi-
Gu pro Zdrav1 d6tf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-13
Farar obehran "skoTapkaTi" @
10000 Kc.

V poslednf dobe zejmena ma
trz1ch We vychodn1ch Cechach
bylo nekolik obcanG obehrano
We hre Sc skoTapkami. Tento
druh podvodnych hracG Wy
hledne 81 svou obet a pax je S
kazdym konec, KIDD Sc S mimi
da do hry. Nemusfte snad
hrati V hostinci nebo nekde jim
de, skorapkardm stacl prdjezd
domu nebo j1zda We vlaku.
Nekolik obcanG bylo podvod-
nymi hraci p%rivedeno temef
ma mizinu. Posledn1 takovou
obet1 stall Sc jisty farar, ktery
ktery Sc vracel z Prahy domG
do jednoho vychodoceskeho
mesta. We vlaku prisedli k ne
mu tri muzi, slovo dalo slovo a
uz Sc hralo. Faraf nechtel We
Fit tomuto druhu hry, ale byl
pfece zlakan falesnymi hraci.
|Sazelo Sc pc korune, pax vice,
ma konec, kdyz kapsy pana ia
rare byly prazdne, nabfdl Sc
mu jeden, re mu pdjc1 10000
Kc ma hotovosti, nebot vedel,
re je pGjci jen ma par minut. A
skutecne, "a nedlouho Wax "a
stavil We stanici, pan faraf ne
mel v kapse ami korunu a pr
tom Sc podepsal svemu vefiteli,
Re vyp6jcenych 10000 Kc ma
druhy den. vratiti. Skutecne
druhy den rano pTisel We sta
novenou hodinu ma faru niece
mas, ktery pdjcil panu farafo-
vi penize do hry a zadal O "a
placenf. Co zbyvalo panu ia
rafovi, nez j1t Sc svym vefite-
lem do sporitelny. Cestou 81
vsak vzpomnel, re byl obehran
a stall Sc obet1 falesnych hrac1
Misto do spofitelny pTivedl pan
farar sveho veritele ma cetni-
ckou stanici. Tam Sc cely pr.
pad, ktery nebyl prvni, vysetfi
a celia spolecnost zalozena ne
podvodech a skorapkach byls
prozrazena. Netrvalo dlouho
a bratri Navratiove putovali de
vazby okresnfho soudu ma Mel
mix a odtud ma Pankrac.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-13

egyptske 1zemf, re must poza-
DAFT O 1Tednf povolenf k tomu,
a to Is dnf pred onfm letem.
Use nasvedcuje tomu, re l.
talie v nejblizS1 dobe uderf ma
Ethiopii, prav1 Sc, re asi We
dvou tydnech. Ma hranici po-
zorovati jest dGlezite pohyby
italskeho vojska.
Lfga Narodd zahajila 16.
pravidelne zasedanl v Zenev6
zvoIenim "a pTedsedu dra. Ed
warda Benese, zahranicnfho
ministra Ceskoslovenska, jenz
V reci sve vyhnul Sc slovGm:
taIo-Ethiopian ale zrejme u
kazal ma nebezpecne dnesnl
postaven1 L1gy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-13
Hostinsky spojencem lupicsk6
tlupy.

Cetnictvo ma Slovacku pc vel
Ike namaze dopadlo v Syrovine
u Kyjova mnohoclennou tlupu,
ktera provedla "a jeden rok Sc
kradezf a loupezf, pri nichz
nakradla "a $1,000 korun ko-
fisti. Naceln1ci tlupy Hanacek
a zadn1k Size pri zatykanf ute
XII, ale byli cetnictvem sevreni
tax, re Sc radeji vzdali dobro-
volne. Pc dopaden1 Iupic1 Sc
ovsem pocalo patrati pc pre-
kupn1c1ch, kterych byla celia
fada. Jednlm z mich byl take
zamozny hostinsky re Syrov1-
ma Jan Sabacek, O kterem bylo
z~jisteno, re nakupoval cd lupi-
CT likery a lihoviny jiz cd roku
1888. Pouze slivovice nakou-
pill 20 demijond pc Is litrech,
konaku asi 33 litrG a jest6 mno
no jin6ho. Hostinsky Size tyr
dill, re neved6l, re zboz1 pocha-
ri z kradez1, oba nacelnlci thu
by, Hanacek a Zadnfk jej vsak
sami usvedcili z nepravdy. Jez-
to pax celia vec byla velmi jas
ma, byl hostinsky postaven pr
w pred senat krajskeho soudu
V Uhersk6m Hradisti, ktery no
odsoudil ma 6 nedel nepodm1-
necne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-13
Sklenene diamanty bratislav-
skeho klenotnika.

V Bratislave byl zatcen kle-
notn1k Gejza Grungross, 81 jak
Sc pred pr1chodem do statu
zval Grisak Georgiev. Tyr Sc
usadil Bratislave pred n6ko-
lika lety jake pristehovalec ma
Nansendv pas. Pc nejake do
be Sc mu podarilo prizenit Sc
do jedne zname zlatnicke rodi-
ny a potion 81 otevTel svGj
vlastn1 klenotnicky zavod ma
Dunajske ulici. Obchody Sly
dobre, ale piece Sc n6kdy sta
10, re Grungross potreboval pc
n1ze a proto vstoupil do OBJ
chodn1ho spojen1 S bankovn1m
zavodem Kemeny a spoil, kde
svGj 1cet zarucoval rGznymi
klenoty, kter6 tam ukladal.
P6jcky byly vzdy fadn6 place
ny a Grungross byl povazovan
"a spolehliveho zakaznfka. V
posledn1 dobe 81 vsak Grun-
gross tyto diamanty V Gene
70, 100000 900 Kc casio bral
z banky, protoze pry ma ma ne
kupce. Ia nekolik dn1 je Ease
vracel. Nikdo netuSil, re "a
tim nahradiI vsechny diamanty
sklem. Ma podvod Sc pTislo
tax, re Sc Kemeny chlubil Flat
n1kovi FrostigOVi, re ma p6kne
diamanty V safes a kdyby mel
zajem, re je Frostig mohl cd
Grungrosse lacino koupit. Eros
tig 81 je prohledl a poznal, re
je to sklo. Podvedeny Kemeny
Sci ma Grungrosse Sc lstl. Poza-
dial no, ably donesl do jeho "a
vodu nejak6 cenn6 pfedm6ty,
re ma ma ne kupce. Kdyz
Grungross prisel bez objedna-
nych vecf, pozadal no Kem6ny,
ably ulozene diamanty zapece-
til a dosv6dcil, re jsou prave.
Grungross byl zavolan do "a
vodu, ably rozpecetil balfcek s
diamanty. PTitom byl zatcen.
|skoda, kterou Grungross bance
zpGsobil, S odhaduje ma 49,
900 Kc. Nynf Sc pTislo i ma j.
nou vec. Jeden 1Tedn1k zem-
skeho 1Tadu V Bratislave cetl
o zatcen1 Grungrosse a pTihla-
sill sc ma policii, re no zlatn1k
take podvedl. Dial do spravy
zlate hodinky a kdyz tam ne
kolikrate pro ne byl, Grungross
mu rekl, re je musel poslat do
V1dne, nebot on pry potrebna
kolecka do mich nema a dosud
pry neprisly zpet. Zjistilo Sc,
re hodinky nebyly zaslany do
V1dne, ale re je Grungross ulo-
I'll S diamanty u Kemenya.
Grungross vse zap1ra a st6zuje
81 We vazbe, re Sc mu kTivdf, Re
ie nevinen.