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The Washington times., 1935-05-14

Cflme Loses hOmdHClC 1OuCIl
Public Enemy No. l Of today
may be just a Sleazy old jigger
dip of tomorrow. I was reminded
of this the other day in seeing
the name of Robert Arthur
Tourbillon in connection with
some minor difficulty with the
John Laws. My memory had to
travel quite a long back trail
before it linked this parsonage
with Dapper Don Collins, most
imposing and successful of all
American crooks around the
turn Of the century and for a
few years thereafter.
His diamonds, his haberdash-
cry, his London tailored suits,
his Mallaca stick and his Spats
commanded newspaper space
for years-space which perhaps
might better have been devoted
to setting forth succinctly that
he was a ruthless blackmailer
and card sharp who liked to
dress up. That's about all you
can make of him.
There was a whole lot OF
hokum in the saga of Dapper
Don, as there always is in the
histrionic build-up Of crooks.
Ultra modern historians, at
great labor and expense, have
been debunking famous states
men. Why don't they debunk
the phony Raffles, the fake
Robin Hood, the Little Caesar Of
the Gas House gang, and reduce
them to their least common de-
nominator of plug-uglies on the
make?
"DAPPER DON"
Dapper Don is a shabby old
man, sinking around back
streets, living in hall bedrooms
in Shoddy boarding houses, bor'
rowing a quarter or a half dol
lar whenever he can, living out
precariously his waning, unhap-
py years. No more diamonds.
No more champagne. No more
truff1es. just a flop and a little
irregular "scoffing" if he's lucky.
He's a rugged individualist,
the victim of RECOMMENDATION and
organization, like the corner
grocer who tried to fight the
chain stores.
His biggest "take" as a lone
wolf would be just chicken feed
for the big crime syndicates
operating today. His single.
handed shake" operations were
petty enterprises compared to
these highly organized viii
lanies,
He started his career in
spangled tights. Psychologists
might say that had something
to do with his zen for bright ap-
parel in his later years. In a
lower East Side carnival he rode
a bicycle through a cageful of
lions. The show went on the
road and, like the notorious
Soapy Smith, of Denver, he was
schooled by his experience in
the various small larcenies of
the big tent, and developed
them into more ambitious and
lucrative operations in later
years. He drew four prison terms
altogether, three felonieS and
one misdemeanor, but was never
caught with a gun.
Then, as now, there were
plenty of shyster lawyers, fixers,
fences, bail-bond brokers, and
shifty politicians, ohstructing
the law and aiding the crooks.
With such aides and allies, Dap
per Don kept out of Jail for
years, dazzling Atlantic City and
Broadway with the CLINT of his
diamonds and the predatory
CLEAN in his eye.
Blackmail first got him into
serious trouble. He then turned
to Fleeing transatlantic travel
ers on the big ships. He was
highly skilled with a train deck,
perhaps the cleverest of the
card sharps who shuttled back
and forth across the ocean,
lifting countless thousands from
voyagers lured into poker games.
ca ToJInh %o,. nanYon1s non Yn'S
The Washington times., 1935-05-14
Three-Minute Journeys
By Temple Manning

Many tourists are visiting the
various capitals of Europe.
Those who contemplate a spe-
cial trip, such as a literary, art
or musical pilgrimage, refuse
to let anything short of an
actual declaration of war deter
them. And even then, plenty
Of us would no doubt like to
be on the spot, if only to act
as an amateur war correspon.
dent.
But in the meantime, let's
give our thoughts to the many
ShrineS, literary and musical,
that each year draw their group
of pilgrims and coterie Of ad.
mirerS.
We can think of no better
reason to visit Europe than to
see the lovely little house that
is enshrined in the heart of
every music lover-the birth.
place of Mozart; or a trip
through the heart of beautiful
rural England to visit Stratford-
or1-AVon. So Wen discuss from
The Washington times., 1935-05-14

and grasp of
t h e parlia-
mentary ST.
uation W a S
u n S urpassed
by any of his
colleagues.
C ! a r k S
knowledge of
p a j a men
t a ry proce-
dure has been
cleaned from
years of eX-
perience.
When { h e
late Speaker
Chamn Clark
The Washington times., 1935-05-14
Wise Words

To be angry is to revenge the
faults of others upon ourselves.
Pope.
The insupportable labor Of do
ing nothing.-Steele.
Every hero becomes a bore at
laSt.-EmerSon.
Every beginning is cheerful
Goethe.
Idleness is only the refuge of
weak minds. Chesterfield.
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tains that it
will be non.
political.
r e C en- thy,
however, he
was discuss.
ing the fact
t h a t he is
having more
tn a n $500
copper coins
commemorat.
ing the occa-
sion minted
for diStribu-
ton.
His col.
The Washington times., 1935-05-14
Human Side of the News
BIZ Edwin C.. Hill
Crime Loses Romantic TOuchH an unhapp

an unhappy wrath, haunting
alleys and stews, waiting for the
end. His world has changed
quite as much as the world Of
work and honest dealings. In
fact, there are some rather
startling parallels between these
two domains. When the crooks
used to trim the peasants" the
idea was to lift large amounts
of money from a few people.
AS crookdom was reorganized
into racketeering, the thing to
do was to slice a small amount
from each of a large number Of
people, in steady and continu.
ing volume. Honest business
made exactly the same tranSi.
ton. Mass production, chain
stores, dime stores, conquering
the world, all work on the prin.
ciple of selling vast numbers OF
people a little, instead of a few
people a great deal.
When Dapper Don Collins
was at the height of his career,
you used to see house, pianos
and expensive furniture adver.
tised in the subway placards.
Now you see advertised mainly
articles which cost from a dime
to so cents. It was easy, of
course, to get the rugged indi.
vidualiSt of crime into the
Robin Hood or the Raffles
myth-and don't forget that
they are myths, and nothing
else.
Less easy is the dramatizing
or sentimentalizing of the gang
which takes on the protective
coloring of a skyscraper office.
with a fake name on the door,
running a make-believe labor
or merchants protective organi-
zation, with a plausible imita'
ton of respectable business.
Even their tools lend them.
selves more to realism that 70.
nance.
The fanciest crime fiction
writer couldn't gild machine
gun-as he used to smear these
old Currier and Ives six7shoot.
ers with a romantic overlay.
Take a cold look al modern
organized crime, and its kill.
ing, and loot and graft, and
brutality and cunning and cor.
ruption-with an eventual kick.
back of death, misery or de-
spair for all concerned, no
matter how you figure it. The
automobile did the most, of
course, to recondition crime
and criminals.
Upper BAGS
There have been all sorts of
minor changes, rarely noted,
which have been putting thiev-
ing and thuggery on a new
basis. Here's an odd one. I
happened to know a reformed
pickpocket who turned square
and managed to maintain him.
self through the prohibition
years. He is still hanging on,
a bit too old for his former
trade, even if he were inclined
to return to it.
"JOe," I said, 1--WE never hear
much about pickpOckets nova
days. Did something happen to
put them out of business?"
"A lot of things" he replied.
81 saw a friend Of mine the
other day who is down and out
because Of the zippers." ."How
Gomez"
Zone of the best lines in our
business was the wooden hand.
Your left sleeve was empty
saved for a fake arm and hand,
and your left hand was free un.
der your coat. But, as you sat
in the subway, two glOved hands
were folded in your lap, motion
less. Your free hidden hand
reached out under coat and ex.
plOred the bag of the woman
sitting next to you. The upper
ended that. You couldn't get
the bag open without being
caught at it."
Who says modern technology
isn't changing the world?
Copyright, 1885, by King Features
Syndicate. Inc.)
The Washington times., 1935-05-14

million years.
Yet one fact
still remains
a dark mys-
terry to most
males. A n d
d a lily scores
of them send
the following
moan to this
column. Why
ask they, in
t o n e 5 rang
ing from a
wistful whis-
per to a bru-
tai below
univ Hnoc a
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Marry-GO-ROund
Blu Helen ROWLAND

There is always to a woman,
certain comfort in having a
mans shoes in the closet, even
when she can no longer con.
troll his wandering feet.
When a man has to acknowl.
edge that he is crazy about his
own wife, he, somehow, always
acts a little guilty and apollo
getic about it.
Add an air of tender solicit
tude to a maSterful protecting
manner, and you have a COM
bination that is terribly hard
for any normal woman to re.
sist.
When a girl begins to take
too much stock in mans love.
somehow. it suddenly ceases to
declare any dividends.
Men will make foolish blum.
ders in choosing a wife so long
as the women they enjoy going
The Washington times., 1935-05-14
Rep. B. NJ. Jacobs

Rep. B. M. Jacobsen league, Rep
reSentative Edward G. Eicher
of Iowa, one of JacObSen'S close
friends, murmured:
"And he says it is mot pOlia-
cal'
Copyright, 1885, The Washington Ttmes)
The Washington times., 1935-05-14
OLD FAVORITES
30, SGlV Ye the Lass"
By Richard Ryan

O. saw We the lass wi the bonny blue cen?
Her smile is the sweetest that seen;
Her cheek like the is, but fresher, ween;
She's the loveest lassie that trips the green
The home of my love is below in the valley,
Where wild-flowers welcome the wandering bee;
But the sweetest of flowers in that spot that
Is the maid that 1 love wi the bonny blue
When night overshadows her cot in the glen
She steal out to meet her loved Donald again;
And when the shines the valley green,
I'll welcome the lass wi the bonny blue Gen.
AS the dove that has wandered away from his nest
Returns to the mate his fond heart loves the best
I'll fly from the world Is false and vanishing scene,
To my dear one, the lass WI the bonny blue
IReaders are nvited to send to the editor their sugge
tons of old favorites among the poems for reprntng IN
this spoce)
The Washington times., 1935-05-14
Why Do Wives Feel They've
Been Cheated?

Men and women, according
to all leading authorities, have
been living together several
The Washington times., 1935-05-14
Greatest Show On Earth
nations obligation.
BIZ John Snure, Jr.

Most active on the bonus I
legislation in the Senate has
been Senator Bennett Champ
Clark.
His narliannentarv rnanellVerS
The Washington times., 1935-05-14
Choose Your Exit

it turns to ANOTHER love!
Why kick when a woman
charmer cloves and rides away"
leaving you with a sprained
vanity? Education is always
expensive-and you had a good
time while you were learning,
didn't you?
There are times when a
woman has so much trouble
collecting the alimony, that she
almost wishes she were "de'
pendent" again.
The Washington times., 1935-05-14

Come, turn the knob and free the cash,
You know the combination
And let the horn of plenty yield
The soldiers compensation.
The Washington times., 1935-05-14

out with are SO often the kind
that they'd hate to come home
to.
A change Of husbands, every
few months, seems to mean no
more in the lives of some women
than a kiss in Hollywood.
Copyright. 1888. by King Features
Syndicate, 1nc.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-24
NEMCI SA LfSkAJU
JUHOSLAVII


Nemecky minister letectya
a prava ruka Hitlera, gen.
Goering sa vyslovil pred ju-
hoslavskymi novinarmi, ze u
robi tretiu navstevu Juhosla-
vii a ze ma juhoslovanskom
pobrezf straw dodatocne me-.
dove tyzdne so svojou mia
dou zenou. Goering vel'mi
l'utoval, ze sa Nemecko bilo
so Srbmi vo svetovej vojne
ga zomierajucu monarchiu
Hapsburgov" a vyslovil OBJ
div hrdinskej armade srb-
skej.
Toto liskanie sa Srbom ma
zadne myslienky: odtrhndt'
Juhoslaviu cd Francie a Ma
lei Dohody a sprawl 81 2 nej
branu ma Balkan a spojenca
proti Taliansku.s
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-24
Cisar Franc Jozef NAL byt'
vyluceny z cirkvi.

Vo vatikanskom archive
nasli senzaeny document, kto
ry keby Dol byval doruceny
adresatovi, mohol snad' mat
vliv ma svetovu vojnu. Je to
list, ktory napisal papez Plus
X. cisarovi Francovi Jozefo-
vi. V liste papez pisal, ze
ked' sa cisar Frantisek Jozef
nevada bl1znivej myslienky
o vojnu, bude vyldceny z
katolickej cirkve alebo v maj
lepsom pripade bude zbave-
ny apostolskeho titulu. Ten
to list nebol odoslany elsa
rovi ma zakrocenie vieden-
skeho arcibiskupa, ktory. sa
vtedy prave zdrzoval vo Va
tikane. Viedensky arcibiskup
uprosil papeza, aby miesto
tohoto listu Dol napisany ci-
sarovi druhy, menej -ostry
list. . ..s..,.. -. -..s,.....
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-24

w teraz ma stvrtok, to jest
ma Decoration Day, 80. maja
technicky vybor Sboru 146.
S. T. J. Sokol usporiada vel'-
ky vylet v zahrade pana An
talika ma South Meridian
Road f. = - 60
Uctive povolavame ctene
slovenske obecenstvo,- ably sd
prislo tax po slovensky zaba-
Wit ma ten piknik.
South Meridian Rd. je pr
va utica ma lavej strane cd
konca Mahoning Ave. kary
e pryy dom ma l'avej strane
South Meridian Rd. je ten
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-24
Pokus vrazdy v zemplinskej
obci.


Rol 'nci Michal a Jan b.
balovci z Ladickoviec pri
Humennom st'ahovali ma vo-
zoch nabytok jedneho obca-
ma do Vit'azoviec. Ked' pre-
chadzali Sopkovcami zbadal
ich tamojsi parobok Stefan
Jalcak, ktory i'm uz dlhy cas-
sl'uboval pomstu "a to, re ho
vlani pri jednej zabave V La
dickovciach vyhodili z krc-
my. Ozbrojeny sekerou vrhol
Sd ma rol'nfkov, tito sa mu
ale ubranili a snazili sa z OBJ
ce Go najrychlejsie ujst'. jail
cak odbehol 81 do domu Pa
via Murnfka vypozicat' Cd
neho start ruskd vojenskd
pusku, privolal 81 ma pomoc
este troch parobkov a pustili
sa "a Bobalovcami. Ked' sa
k MIN priblfzili asi ma go
krokov, Jalcak vystrelil, ale
gul5 5ka ma st'astie presla jed.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-24
Ked' nechcela byt' jeho, ne
smela byt' ami ineho.

V Bahoni pri Trnave sa
pubili Jan Gasparovic s Ka-
tarinou Kocingerovou dakoP-
ko rokov, ked' Gasparovic
musel narukovat'. Ked' jeho
mila zostala osamote, vysky-
til sa ini chlapci, ktori sa 0
jej priazen uchadzali. Od-
mietala ich vsak, zostavajuc
vernon vojakovi. z napadni-
kov boil najdotierajvejsim Ia
mocnicky pomocnik Jan
Svorc, ktory >si umienil Ii
skat' 81 priazen dievcat'a. To-
to vsak o nom nechcelo ami
pocut', lebo no nemalo RADIO
a vedelo, ze ma uz dive ne
manzelske deti inymi diev-
catmi. Vsetko odmietanie ale
zostavalo marnym. Svorc jej
stale nadbiehal. Ia tejto ST.
tuacie dospely pomery az k
Sylvestru m. r. Vtedy napi-
sal Gasparovic dievcat'u, re
pride ma dovolenu polnoc-
nym vlakom a dievca sa roz-
hodlo prist' mu v ustrety ma
nadrazie. Vecer sla so sestrou
a Svorcom ma zabavu, ale
pred prichodom vlaku odisla
na nadrazie cakat' mileho.
Svorc, ktory cital Gasparo-
vicov list vedel ze Gasparo-
vic pride a tusil, ze Katari-
ma sla ma nadrazie. Odisiel
pred dom jej rodicov, kde
cakal s revolverom v ruke.
Ked' potom dievca S voja-
kom prislo posvietil 81 ma
Mich a dievca zastrelil. Zod-
povedal sa teraz pred brati-
slavskou porotou. Trvdil, re
dievca mu sl'ubovalo lasku a
takto no oklamalo, preto no
to rozculilo a chcel ju po-
trestat' - zranit', ME zabit'.
Porota tejto jeho vyhovorke
ale neuverila a uznala no
vinnym pre- zlocin zumyseP-
neho zabitia a bol odsudeny
ma IL rokov kaznice. ,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-24

prilezitost' sa dobre po slo-
vensky zabavit', a najma e.
Ste vo vasom mesiaci, ktory
je mesiacom Matky Bozej,
nuz nenechajte 81 ujst' tejto
prilezitosti, ale vyuzite ju.
Obycajne, ze povolavame $
vami al vasich manzelov, va
Sc dospele dcery a synov, a
ko i vasich priatel'ov z dru-
hych osad, a. vobec vsetkych
roduvernych Slovakov a Slo-
venky z Youngstown a sire
ho okolia. Vybor sa obstara
o dobre zakusky a napoje, a
to sladke, horke j stiprave,
a preto zaiste nikto tam me-
bude trpiet' hladom ami sma-
dom. ....
Vstupne je nepatrne, len
35c pre- dospelych, a cely
zisk z toho pojde ma chram
Bozi. = Zaciatok je o pol 8,
hodine vecer a potrva, kym
muzikanti nebudu mat vse.
tky struny potrhane, alebo
az kym pivo celkom 20 sud
kov nevytecie.
Tym matkam ktore sa ne
budu moot. pre- nejake prici-
ny tohto k ich pocte poriada'
nemu vecierku zucastnit'
blahozelame tiez k ich W.
znamnemu dnu, ktory hoci
uz presiel, aby ich Bob Otec
nebesky este "a mnohe roxy
svojim pozehnanim koruno'
val. ,s.a=... .:.. @.,t =
Este raz S uctou povolava
vas ysetkych, Vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-24
ZABAVA K UCTE SLOW vENSKYCH MATIEK
v OSADE SV. CYRILA A METODA

Zabava tato bude uz teraz
v nedel'u,. 26. maja v skole
vysspomenutej osady ma N.
Watt st. Slovaci 2 celej Ma
honing doliny su ma ilu
srdecne pozvani.
Ako je nam .vsetkym zna-
mo, den venovany zvlastnej
dcte matiek Dol toho roku
v nedelu, IL. maja. A ked'-
ze uz cd niekol'ko rokov ma
tento den skoro vsade poria-
dajd nejake zabavy alebo
slavnosti. ma oslavenie svo-
iich matiek, a v spomenutej,
osade ma ten samy cas- nieco
podobneho v slovenskom du-
chu nemohlo byt' (mienfm
cisto slovenskl zabavu), nuz
takato bude usporiadana te-
raz v nedel'u, 26. maja.
Zabava tato bude celkom
odlisna Cd vsetkych dosavad-
nych. a preto zaiste ostane
ma dlhe easy v milej rozpo-
mienke tym, ktorf sa jej zu-
castnia. Pripravovany je bo-
haty program: reel, sloven-
Ike spevy, hudba, ako i pre-
javenie 1cty k matkam, a
nieco ma javisku ma pre-
kvapenie. Pc programe bude
vel'kolepa tanecna zabaya
pri dobrej slovenskej hudbe.
Pritom, ako uz bolo ozname-
ne, kazda matka dostane ma
jovy kvietok. s..*.> : a.
. A tax teda mile slovenske
matky, osadnicky, ked' sa
yam raz do roka naskytuje
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-24
70 starej vlasti
Oslobodeny 20 zabitia troch
Y l'udi. 9%

z Kosic pisu: Dna 3. julia
min. roku isiel sofer Jan Pau
liny s kol'ajnicovym autobu-
som cs. zeleznic z Buzkoviec
do Drahnova. S boku cd Slav
koviec prichadzal proti ne
mu ropnicky voz,> " ktorom
sedelo sedem osob. Ked' So
fer, ktory isiel so KIN rych-:
lost 'ou,. prichadzal k nechra-
nenemu prejazdu, daval W.
strazne znamenie, ktoreho 81
ale rol'nik Ondrej Volosin
nevsimal a doslo ku srazke.
Andrej Volosin starsi, jeho
syn a Anna Kanuchova boil
zraneni tax t'azko, re v ME-
kol'kych hodinach po dopra-
We do nemocnice, zomreli,
d'alsie styri osoby, sediace
vo voze, boly zranene t'azko
a ich liecenie trvalo niekop-
ko tyzdnov. Softer Dol zalo-
vany pre- porusenie sluzeb-
nych predpisov a precin. o.
becne nebezpecneho posko-
denia ma tele. Pauliny doka-
zoval, ze asi $50 metrov pred
priechodom daval vystrazne
znamenie, ako al ma so me-
! trov, ale rolnik nedbal a
snazil sa prejst' trat'. Softer
sice zahamoval, ale uz ,bolo
neskoro. Vo svedeckych W.
povediach boly rozpory. Jed
nj tvrdili, re nepoculi w
strazne znamenie, druhi po-
vedali, ze Andrej Volosin
chcel prejst' este kym pride
autobus. Preto sud zalovane-
no sofera oslobodil.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-24
Zkusky negramotnych voja-
kov v Trebisove. .

TAX, ako v inych vojen-
skych posadkach, usporiada-
10 vojenske zatisie 10. hra-
niciarskeho praporu v Ire
bisove kurz negramotnych
v,ojakov.. V kurze bolo 81 vo-
jakov, II Slovakov a "a Ru-
sfnov. Vyucovali v nom dva-
ia porucfci pod dozorom pod
pluk. Soltysa. Vyucovalo sa
diva razy tyzdenne, celkom
100 hodin. Kurz boil zakon-
ceny zkuskami, ktorym boil
prftomni zastupcovia skol, L.
radov, spolkov a hostia. Pri
zklskach "a sposobilych bo-
Ii uznanf 48 a len traja ne.
,vyhoveli. Najpilnejsf ziaci oh
dareni boli knizkami.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-24
Tragedia deti.

Manzelom Bartosovym v
Koseci v Trencianskej usla 2
pozornosti 4-rocna dcerka
Veronika, zasla k potoku,
sklzla sa do vody a utopila
sa., Je to uz druhe diet'a,
ktore nest'astnym rodicom
takymto sposobom sislo so
sveta. Bolo ma mich podane
trestne oznamenie pre- zane
dbanie povinnej peclivosti o
diet'a. v poslednom case po-
dobn6 nest'astia stavajl sa
vel'mi castymi, lebo pricha-
dza doba jarnych prac ma
poll q rodicia nestacia pri
mich davat' dostatocny pozor
ma deti. z takej prfciny uto-
pill sa tiez 4-rocny chlapcek
" Cervenom Kameni media
leko Pdchova.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-24
voGi bude mat skola lepsie
prostredie pre- svoj rozvoj.

DR.. Gazik vystdpil z Hlinko-
vel strany.
Byvaly poslanec slovenskej
l'udovej strany a minister vo
Wade obcianskej koalicie, dr.
Marko Gazik, oznamil pred
sednictvu ludovej strany, ze
20 strany vystupuje.
33, 900 pstruhov do Hornadu
Dna S. nasadene bolo Ry-
barskym spolkom kosickym
do rieky Hornadu v Marge-
canoch a Kosickych Hamroch
10000 kusov pstruna obec-
neho a $4,000 kusov pstruha
duhaka. Kosicania tedy budu
mat co lapat' cez leto.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-24
MESrO CAMPBELL
DOSTALO HRISKO

Buckeye Land Company,
podriadena spolocnost' Yo.
Sheet and Tube Co., darova-
Ia mestu Campbell 10 akrov
pody pre- hrisko, ktord NEST
sky drad prijal vd'acno-
st'ou. Zem sa nachodf medzi
Chambers St., Blackburn
Plat a hranicou Struthersu.
Je to krasny kus zeme, kto-
~ moze byt' urobeny ma hri-
sko behom p6ru tSzdnov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-24
UGtovnik, ktory defraudoval
'.. 10000 Kcs.

Pred niekol'ko rokmi zalo-
zili rol'nici v Krivjanoch pri
Presove dverne druzstvo, kto
reho predsedom Dol tamojsi
hospodar Jan Durica. Druz-
stvo dobre prosperoyalo a bo-
10 jednym z najlepsich OBJ
chodnych podnikov ma celom
okoli. Ia uctovnika Dol cd
roku 1880 zvoleny Alojz Du-
rica, ktory tuto funkciu "a
staval cez styri roxy. Priji-
NAL vacsie peniaze, ktore a.
lie do obchodnych knfh neu-
viedol. Dovera k nemu bola
vel'ka. Pozdejsie bol zvoleny
i "a likvidatora Uverneho
druzstva v Sarisskych Draw
coch. POdobne kupoval Al
pozemok, ktory najprv upo-
trebil a potom no nekupil.
V roku 1884 vsak jeden Glen
spravy druzstva pozval re-
vizorov z Bratislavy, ktori III
still, re ide o vel'kd sprene-
veru. Alojz Durica boil hned'
zatknuty a odovzdany do
vazby v Presove. Defraudo-
val ma $4,000 Kcs. Pre- ten,
to trestny Gin stal Alojz Du-
rica teraz pred trestnym SUI
dom v Presove a Dol odsu-
deny ma jedon rok zalara.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-24
Stavebny ruch v Spis. Novel
Vsi.

Hoci je uz v meste dost'
bytov, lebo cd prevratu sa
vybudovalo ma 800 domov a
vel'ke cinzaky, toho roku
buduje sa niekol'ko domov
rodinnych a nadstavby po-
school ma domoch prizem-
nych. Tiez Prazska sporitel'-
ia este toho roku zacne so
stavbou, palaca ma Masary-
kovom riadku kde klpila
Gloszov dom, ten zbori a ma
jeho mieste postavi moderny
dvojposchodovy palac.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-24
425,1Ss ROBOTNfKOV
PRAGUE PRI OCELI

V marci toho roku praco-
valo v americkych oceliar-
mach 425,189 robotnikov, O.
znamuje casopis Steel Facts
Tito robotnici zarobili v mar
ci $46,764,OO0, ,,oproti $44,-
$4,000 vo februari, kedy
pracovalo 420,397 robotni-
kov. v jlni 1888. roku pra-
covalo v americkych oceliar-
iiach len 338, 146 robotnfkov,
ktorf dostali v tom mesiaci
S30,561,OO0 mzdy. Vtedy e.
ste nebo1. oceliarsky k6d v
platnosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-05-24
SOKOLSKY VYLET .(PIKNIK)
~ -. MA DECORATION DAY, 80. MAJA

slovensky park, kde bude
vylet. Je to len niekol'ko mi
nut cd poulicnej kary.
Teda : nezabudnite, ked'
pojdete S cintorina prist' ma
tento piknik, lebo to je dost'
blizko ztadial'. ......
Prid'te a pomozte nasim
cvicencom a cvicenkam 81 pa
ru dolarov zarobit' ma cestu
do Clevelandu ku zavodom
a sletu Americkej obce So
kolskej, Do videnia!
Andrej Palencar,
.~ dopisovatel'.