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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-02
editorial, PAGE 49,


The Marion County Welfare
Board took over all county welfare
work today, and announced that
no immediate changes in the per-
sonnet of departments, now under
it's Jurisdiction, are to be made.
Board members named Mr.. Baker
at a private session in the Indian
apolis Athletic Club yesterday eve
ming. The salary was fixed at $4,000
year.
L. Ert Slack, former mayor, was
elected board president, and the
Rev. Linn A. Trip, social service
director of the Indianapolis Church
Federation, was chosen vice presi-
dent.
Belzer WithhOlds Vote
Other members of the board are
Mrs. Marie r. Woolling, Mrs. Mar
garet Ruddell and F. o. Belzer, In
dianapolis Boy Scout executive.
Mr.. BelZer was named member
by Judge Earl r. Cox of Circuit
Court, after Meier S. Block, presi-
dent of William H. Block Co.. de-
clined the appointment.
After accepting the post yester-
day, Mr.. Belzer refused to take part
in the election of the director. He
said he had been a member of the
board only two or three hours, and
was not acquainted with the appli-
cants.
Office Space to Be Rented
Space in a downtown Office is to
be rented Immediately and the
welfare departments are to be
moved from the Courthouse. Judge
Cox asked that this be done in
order, he said, to divorce this new
department from politics.
The board will be in charge of
the expenditure of approximately
$14,000,000 yearly in the work of
paying old-age and blind pensions,
administration of the Board of
Children's Guardians Home and
care of dependent children.
The 5000 persons now on the old
age pension rolls automatically are
to be dropped from the list under
terms of the welfare act, but all
are entitled to reinstatement at the
pleasure of the board, it was an
nounced.
New Investigations Due
Although pensioners received their
April checks today, they must be
reinstated under the new welfare
setup to be entitled to additional
payments, Mr.. Slack explained
New forms are to be provided by
the state welfare board, and all
cases are to be reinvestigated, lie
explained. This work will con-
tinue for several weeks, and until
all cases are checked the board de-
cided to re-enroll all pensioners
temporarily.
When notified of his appoint
ment, Mr.. Baker Immediately re-
signed his post as court investigator,
and was sworn in as director by
Glenn B. Ralston, Circuit Court
Clerk.
He issued the following state
ment:
There must be no politics in any
of the work that is to be done under
the new welfare board. The work
must be pitched on the high plane
that actuated the men who wrote
the provisions of the law.
mo one will be placed in any po-
sition that is not peculiarly fitted
for the job.
THE present setup for scrving the
blind, the widows. the neglected
children and other activities that
are actually functioning will not be
disturbed until it can be done for
their benefit.
1T is essential that the old-age
pension department be revamped
Immediately, as the new law has
vitality changed its complexion. We
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-02
COUNCIL TO ARBITRATE
NEW H0RSE-AUT0 ROW
Equestrians Want Right-of- Way
Over Motorist in Parks.


TIE horse and the auto squared
awaq at each other for another bat
tie OF protocol today. and the horse
was told TO take its appeal to City
Council.
A delegation from the Indianap-
oils Saddle Horse barns asked A. @.
Sallee. parks superintendent. to rule
that equestrians be given right-of-
way over autos where bride paths
cross park department noulevards.
Mr.. Sallee told the delegation that
the law makes no such provision and
suggested that they draw up an
ordinance and present 1T to council
at its next meeting Delegates in
dicated they would.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-02
F. D. R. IS NEARING U. S.
Observers Believe Presidential Cruise
to End Soon.

By Unites Press
MIAMI, Fla, April President
Roosevelt cruised leisurely through
Bahaman waters today. his course
bringing him gradually croser to
American shores.
Indications were that the Presi-
dent probably will remain aboard
his yacht Potomac until the end Of
the week. then come ashore and re-
turn to the White House.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-02
COL. LEA is PAROLED
FROM CAROLINA PRISON
Publisher Last of Trio to Be Freed
in Bank Crash Case.


in Bank Crash Case.
By United Press
RALEIGH, N. c., April 2.-Prison
gates opened today for Col. Luke
Lea, former United States Senator
from Tennessee, newspaper pub
Usher, banker and political boss, the
last of three men to be freed after
conviction in 1881 of an alleged ST.
100000 fraud that wrecked the Gen.
trail Bank and Trust Co. of Ashe-
vile, N. c.
A parole, granted by Gov. j. C. B.
Ehringhaus after Lea had served
one year, IL months OF a six-to-ten
year sentence, became effective at
10 a. m.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-02
Red Cross Sends Aid

bW JWFFtW fTFSS
WASHINGTON. April a. The
American Red Gross today rushed
disaster workers to Crisp County
Georgia, where a severe tornado
struck early today, causing wide
spread damage and loss of life.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-02
U. S. SHOWS SURPLUS:
IT'S FIRST IN A YEAR
Treasury In BLACK" by $4,000, 600
for March, Is Report.

By United Press
WASHINGTON, April 2.-The
United States Treasury today
boasted its first monthly surplus
since March, 1885. The govern
ment was in the black by al
most $4,000. 600. the daily state
ment for the end of March re-
vealed.
An excess of receipts over ex-
penditures of $l73, 274, ITO was shown
as compared with $50 ,224 ,266 at the
same date last year.
Nevertheless. the government is
in the red" s2,237, 1851 for the
fiscal year, which closes on June 80.
Last year at this time the deficit was
81, 100 sos ,96o.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-02
MILK PRICES ARE SET
Local Administrator Announces List
for March 1881.

Milk prices for the delivery Pc
Rod from March is to 81 for dis
tributorS were announced today by
Leon C.. Collier, local milk admins
traitor. They are $3.50 a hundred
weight, Glass I: $161 a hundred
weight, Glass II, and $I.41 a hun
dredweight, GLASS; III.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-02
HOLIDAY BEGINS MONDAY
Children, School Teachers to Have
Weeks Vacation.

Approximately 10000 indianapolis
public school pupils and 1904 teach
ers are to have spring vacation next
week, Supt. Paul c. Stetson an
nounced today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-02
TORNADO RIPS
ACROSS SOUTH:
SIXTEEN DEAD
Many Are Reported Hurt,
CordeIe Property Loss
Put at S25O,OOO.
RED CROSS SENDS HELP
Buildings Are FIattened as
Gale Cuts Wide SWath
Through Town.
BY United Press

IOrnad0eS, storms and Hoods
ravaged the South today, killing
at least 16 persons, injuring
scores ard leaving an estimated
property damage of more than
$500,O0O.
Seven deaths were reported at
Cordele, Ga, where a tornado
ripped through three block lane
of the residential area. Three were
killed i'm other Georgia storms,
one was killed at Hampton, S. c.,
and tornado that struck Con-
cord, N. c., left 100000 damage
but no deaths were reported.
Two were killed at Washington,
Ga, one at Sassar, one at Dawson
and one at Dalton.
A woman, Mrs. Willie McCool.
was killed when tornado struck
in the Hannah's Church COM
munis in the western part of
Allah ma.
By United Press
CORDELE, Ga, April 2.-Cutting
a three-block swath entirely
through the city of Cordele. a tor
nado today killed at least sever
persons, injured dozens more ano
caused $250,000 property damage.
Hundreds were without homes as
the storm smashed the lane fol
about seven miles through Crisr
County and Cordele..
The city stadium was turned into
hospital to aid in caring for the
injured. Ambulances rushed others
to Macon and Americas for treat
ment.
The American Red Cross dis
patched disaster workers to the
stricken city, while Gov. eugene
Talmadge stood ready to give any
aid needed. Sheriff J. H. Pitts OF
Crisp County, indicated National
Guardsmen may be needed.
Other Storms Sweep South
The Obstructive tornado here was
the worst of series of storms that
swept the South. Concord, N. C.
was struck by a tornado today, with
$4,000 property damage occur.
ring.
Another storm struck last nigh
near Athens, Ca, causing property
damage and killing cattle.
Power lines were down in Cordele
The storm struck its worst blows
at residential section and a Negro
district.
The grammar and high school!
were demolished.
Mrs. Pitts, wife of the sheriff
said the scene of destruction wa.
terrible, with many homes reduced
to kin6ling.
THE storm swept clear through
the town, but it did not hit the
business section" she said.
4 Listed Among Dead
Houses were flattened and tn,
dead and injured are being removed
as soon as possible.
1t was difficult to learn the name.
of the dead, but among the frs
listed were Mrs. Mimms, wife Of
Baptist preacher, Bill Braswell
and Mr.. and Mrs. Vivian Hyman.
After smashing through this city
of approximately 1000, the storm
also struck Penia. little settlement
five miles east of here. 1t was re-
ported great damage was done there
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-02
DENIES MOVE TO SAVE
VERA FROM EXECUTION
Jurist Turns Down Motion to Drop
First Degree Charge.

JufISt Turns Down Motion to Drop
First Degree Charge.
By United Press
NEW YORK, April Vera
Stretz must face the possibility of
death in the electric chair when a
jury late today or tmorrow DELHI
crates the charges against her for
the killing of DR.. Fritz Gebhardt.
her German lover.
Judge Cornelius F. Collins, at
the converting of court today, de-
MED all defense motions, including
one tc throw out the first-degree
murder charge against and confine
the jury to counts of second-de-
gree murder or manslaughter.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-02
236 Drivers Ignore New
'Fix-Proof' Traffic Tags;
Police Outline Campaign
Second Notices to Be Sent Those Who Have Not Appeared
by DeadIne; Only IA Pay Fines for Violations
of Local Ordinances
of Local Ordinances.

Believing something about the tplcate fix proof ckes has
backfred
today notices all but
received the tags
He declared he paid
total OF $28 the started
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-02
JOEL A. BAKER
NAMED COUNTY
WELFARE HEAD
Board Begins Its Duties
With Selection of Court
Aid as Director.
BELzER ACCEPTS POST
Scout Chief Replaces Block;
Office to Be Rented in
Private Building.
BELzER ACCEPTS POST

With the appointment of Joel A.
Baker, 211 Beverly-dr, Criminal
Court investigator, as county well
fare director, the machinery for
administration in Marion County
of the recently enacted social Sc
curity laws was ready to begin
functioning.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-20
Slovenski veterani
sa zorganizovai
Druha schodza bude ma 26.
marca v Sokolovni ma
Homewood Ave.

V nedel'u po obede bola
v Sokolovni ma Lansingville
schodza slovenskych vetera-
nov svetovej vojny, ma kto-
rel sa zorganizovali. Povod-
ne mala byt' zalozena Or
ganizacia slavianskych We
teranov, ale ma schodzu pri-
sli len Slovaci. Docasnym
predsedom je Jan Benny a
docasnym tajomnikom Peter
P. Bobby. Ma schodzi rec
nil okresny sudca Woodside
a zast1pene boly vsetky tri
veteranske organizacie, t. j
Americka Legia, Veteran
Cudzozemskych Vojen a Vo
jenskf INVALID. Jan C. Ko.
els, Peter P. Bobby a And.
rel Dolak boil vymenovani
vypracovat' stanovy.
Druha schodza bude ma
stvrtok vecer, rs. marca v
Sokolovni ma Homewood Av
Kazdy veteran mech pride
Bude to kazdemu ma osoh
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-20
SKOLSKA RADA
NEvEZME. cERNoSKU

V jednom cfsle Y. S. No
vim boil dopis z Campbell,
ze skolska rada zamysl'a
vymenovat' cernosku "a u
citel'ku v Campbell a ze
vraj superintendent Klinko
strait svoj trad. Predseda
skolskej rady campbellskej,
Mr.. Glass al Glen rady Mr..
Massi navstivili. redakciu a
vyhlasili, ze tie povesti ne
zakladaj1 sa ma pravde, le-
bo MET ami pomyslenia ma
to. Skolska rada ami nemoze
vymenovat' "a ucitelku koho
chce, ale len koho jej supe.
rintendent sk6l navrhne. Tie
povesti sd tedy celkom bez'
zakladne, lebo ami cernos'
ska ucitel'ka nebude vyme'
novana, ami supt. Klinko ne
strait svoj trad, udal pred
seda skolskej rady Glass.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-20

Hooper, Eugene Mascola,
Franc Manat, Stefan Novak
Maria Sokol, Michal Swa-
der, Juraj Swantek, Nick
Veccio, Jadwiga Zwiezyn-
ska; po 10c: Anna Csvercik,
Albert Delazandro; N. N. SC.
Najdp. Gmuca, O.S.B. pripi-
suje k tomuto vykazu:
Prijmite nase. uprimne
vd'aky, ze tax stedre a kras-
ne podporujete nasu sbierku
v Campbell pri osade sv.
Jana Krstitel'a. Len dal by
Bob, aby SINE nasbierali tych
$150,000.00, ktore potrebu-
jeme ma til nasu novd Slo-
venskl Benediktinsku Vys-
Stu Skolu! Ked' Vam vset-
kym takto d'akujeme, pra-
jeme Vam tiez, ako al Va
Sim milym rodinkam, toho
najlepsieho Bozieho pozeh-
mania a zdravieka, a ziada-
me 81, aby ste mas al NADIA
lei tax stedre a mile podpo-
rovali, lebo zaiste TAXA Gin
nost' je mila Bohu, ktory
preto isteze este Vas lepsie
pozehna!
+ Stanislav Gmuca, O.S.B.
.v opat. >
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-20
SENATOR BORAH
v YOUNGSTOWNE
Mahoning okres pocteny pr
YOU jeho recou v Ohio.

Vo stvrtok prisiel do mas
no mesta senator William E.
Borah, aby tn povedal svoju
programovi rec Go kandldat
republikanskej pominacie ma
prezidentstvo Spoj. Statov.
Borah boil odusevnene vitany
a po veceri vo YMCA bola
vel'ka sch6dza v Stambaugh
Auditorium, kde povedal
svoju red q bola rozhlasena
Ii radon cez lokalnu radio
stanicu.
Borah bude mat 38 kan
didatov "a delegatov Ohia ma
republikanskej konvencii v
Clevelande. Proti Borahovi
vystupuje Robert "A. Taft 2
Cincinnati. Landon q Knox,
ktori So tiez uchadzajii 0 no.
minaciu, nepostavili svojich
kandidatov "a delegatov Y
lOhio. ustdpiac Taftoyi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-20
CHCE POZABlJAT
SLABOMYSEL'NE DETI

DR.. Alexander Golden
weiser, professor sociologie
ma Reed College v Portland,
Ore, odpordca vynesenie "a
kona, ktory by dovolil po-
zabfjat' vsetky slabomysel'-
ne q vel'mi zmrzacene deti,
ktor6 teraz v dstavoch ne
hybne ma posteliach LEILA.
Dr.. s. B. Laughlin, my pro-
fesor 2 Oregon je tiez "a to.
Odporlca take deti usmrtit'
chlnroformom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-20
Kryzanovo hrisko
bude Slovenskym
Parkova komisia vrati hri-
sku jeho povodne
memo.

Mestska parkova komisia
akiste v najkratsom Case ma
riadi zmenit' memo "Kryza-
'novho hriska ma stare me-
no "Slovenske hrisko" (Slo-
yak Field. Zmena bude u
robena preto, lebo komisia
nedovoli, ably 81 koncilmani
robili pomniky.
Parkova komisia .uz cd.
stranila memo byv. koncil.
mana Kirwana s plavarne
ma Borts. Plavaren sa odte.
raz vola ''Borts PooP'.
DR.. w. II. Hayden, Glen
parkovej komisie sa vyslovil
ze o premenovani Kryzanov'
no hriska sa uz hovorilo ns
schodzi komisie, ale konec
ne rozhodnutie nebolo uro
bene. DR.. Hayden medzi j
nym povedal: "Myslfme, Il
toto hrisko ma mat svojs
stare memo, Slovak Field
pod ktorym bolo zname 2.
mnoho rokov."
Vratenie hrisku jeho sta
r6ho mena by bolo len spra
vodlive.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-20
Slovenske diet'a
obet'ou melody
Irenka Basista 20 Struthers
padla ma pohar, ktorsho
sklo prebodlo jej srdce.

V pondelok udalo sa v
Struthers vePke nest'astie u
Basistov. Malinka, 4-rocna
Irenka Norma Basista hrala
sa pred vecerom ma dvore
svojho stryka, Juraja Basi-
stu, 3 Frank ST., S det mi.
Cftila smad, preto isla pre-
pohar a napumpovala 81 vo-
dy a napila sa. Potom nestle
pohar nazad do domu, spad-
la nan. Polar sa rozbil a
jeden ostry kus vrazil sa jej
do srdieGka, usmrtiac ju O.
kamzite. Pri padnutf diev-
catko skricalo, ostatne deti
pribehly, ale Irenka sa uz
nehybala. Stryko ju wal dc
domu, a zavolany okresny
koroner dr.. Hauser iu pre-
hlasil "a mrtvu.
Irenka bola dcerkou Jana
Basistu a jeho manzelky, 2
tx. AZ Wilhelm st. v Struth.
ers. Pan Basista ma obchod
uhlim. Okrem rodicov, opla
kavaji 81 sestricku l1-rocn$
Agnes, 9-rocny Andrej, q
lrocny Janko q 8-mesacn!
James. Mad smrt'ou Irenky
lie vseobecny smltok medz
lstrutherskymi Slovakmi. Ro
dicom vyslovujeme uprimn.
lsdcit.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-20
REV. NOvAK vo FLoRIDE

Rev. Juraj p. Novak, du-
chovny osady sv. jana Kr-
stitel'a v Campbell, odcesto-
val minuleho tyzdna do Flo
ridy, aby 81 liecil zastarald
nemoc hrdla. Postal nam
kartu z Tarpon Springs, ze
mu je clivo. Poslali SINE mu
noviny, aby Dol trochu v sty-
ku Campbellom a celou
Mahoning dolinou.
Rev. Novaka zastupuje v
osade DIP. Jan Zeman, O.S.B.
z Clevelandu.
Rev. Novakovi "a pozdrav
vd'aka. Prajeme mu, aby sa
vratil v najlepsom zdravi
medzi mas.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-20
Zpravodaj sbierky.
Pozor, osady,
spolky q klubyl
Statisticky vybor matiGnSch
prednasok ziada ich . w
| pracovanie statistik.

Tymto upozornujeme vSe-
tky osady, cirkevne sbory,
spolky a kluby slovenske ma
Mahoning doline, ably w
pracovaly svoje statistiky
cfm skorej a odovzdaly ich
preds. statistickeho vyboru.
Vyzadujd sa nasledovne ve-S
ci: Kedy bola zalozen& o.
sada, cirkevny sbor, spolok
alebo klub? Kol'kymi Glen
mi? Kol'ko ma clenov ter4z?
Kol'ko ma majetku? Kto Dol
prvym duchovnym sprAvc0m
osady aleho cirkvi? Kto je
terajsim spravsoaa2
skola pri osade? Kol'ko de-
tt chodf do osadnej skoly?
Kol'ko je uciteliek?
Spolky a kluby m0zu do
lott, kol'ko penazi "a svoj-
no deinkovania vyplatily ma
podpory, narodne, cirkevn6|
a inc ciele. Tiez kol'ko al.
vadiel, prednasok alebo kon-
certov usporiadaly. Mech Sc
v statistike ukaze cely obrax
1cinkovania osad, cirkev-
nych sborov, spolkov a klu-
bov.
Tieto veci chceme possible
rat pre- Maticu Slovensk1.
Nepojdu do "Pamatnice", -
lie priamo Mattel Sloyenskej
ktora vypracuje 2 toho hi
storiu americkych Slovakoy.
Teda prosfme vas, zaslite
nam ten potrebny statisticky
material cfm sk0r; nebude
to stat nikoho ami centa, to-
to je dplne zdarma.
| Plati sa len "a historiu,
ktora ide do Pamatnika, ale
"a to, Co ide statistickemu
vyboru, ME.
Vsetky tieto veci oddajte
predsedovi statistickeho W.
boru. Najdete no v City hall
Nv Youngstown, ma druhonl
poschodf.
Andrej PalenSir, preds,
Maria Kubina,
Anton M. PalkoviE,
Glenovia vyborl.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-20
v SPANIELSKU SU
ESTE VZDY NEPOKOJE

Osem osob bolo zabite v
novych vytrznostiach, ktore
sa udavaj1 cd 16. februara,
kedy l'avicove strany VITA
zily vo vol'bach. Vlada wy
hlasila "stav nebezpecia" a
prezident Zamora pomysl'a
zad 'akovat' z uradu. Jeho
velkostatok Dol napadnuty
vytrznfkmi, ktori no chceli
zhabat' a medzi l'ud rozde-
lit. Utoky ma kostoly a kla-
Story pokracujd.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-20
Father Lach
predlzil kontest
Kto kupil listky, mech 81 ich
podrzi do l. maja.

Pani Zuzanna Kl'ucar z
Campbell, dcastnfcka kon-
testu a predavatePka lfstkov
v prospech europskej tury
Father Lachovej kapely o.
znamuje vsetkym, ktori 81
kdpili lfstky, aby 81 ich po-
drzali, lebo kontest Dol Rev.
Lachom predlzeny do 1. ma
ia t. r., kedy bude prevede-
nv t'ah listkov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-20
Schodza Okresu
!. K. S. ].
Bude v utorok vecer vo Far.
rell, pri osade ~. Amy.

Vsetci zastupcovia cisiel
a mlad. oddielov IKSJ. z
Mahoning a Shenango okre-
su KJ. sd -lctive ziadanf do
stavit' sa ma schodzu v utorok
vecer, "a. marca, ktora sa
bude odbyvat' vo Farrell pri
osade sv. Amy. Toto je O.
statna schodza pred zapoca-
tim sezony, preto je prf-
tomnost' kazdeho vel'mi po-
trebna.
S bratskym pozdravom,
Jan B. Hassay, tai.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-20

ny rieky, vsetko veletoky.
Ale uz upaduju. Rozvodnena
velrieka Ohio tecie z Pitts
burghu smerom k Ohiu a w.
Va. a nesie smrt' a skazu.
Nizsie ulice mesta Wheeling
.vo w. Va. su zaplavene ma
IL stop vysoko. Tu trinast'
osob zahynulo. Tri osoby "a
hynuly vo :Wellsburg, VIVA.
" Pittsburghu je najmenej
20 mrtvych, v Johnstown 5.
" McKeesport Z. Pittsburgh
utrpel skody "a najmenej
rs milionov dolarov. Vsetky
mesta pozdlz Ohio rieky su
Nv nebezpeci. V Steubenville
bola pitna voda nakazena, o.
byvatel'stvo bude stepene
proti tyfusu. Obyvatel'stvo
81 vsade prevara vodu.
Rieka Susquehanna vo Will
Ikes-Barre, Pa. je rozvodne-
ma uz vyse tyyzdna a narobi-
la mnoho skody.
Vo vychodnych statoch sa
rozvodnily pocetne mensie i
vePke rieky a narobily sko-
dy sto milionov dolarov. Po-
tomac rieka je tax rozvod-
nena, ze ohrozuje Washing
tonov pomnfk a inc federal
ne budovy vo Washingtone.
Sta ocelovych mostov bolo
odnesene vodami v novoan-
glickych statoch a tisice do
d1nov znieene. Vsade sil vel
ke obavy, ze vypuknu epi-
demie. Niekde uz vypuknul
tyfus a sarlach.
Cerveny Kriz ziada o Pc
naznu pomoc. Vlada tiez j.
de pytat' peniaze cd kongre-
su ma pomoc vytopencov. Y
postihnutych mestach STRATA
vojaci.
| Youngstown a inc mesta
severovychodneho Ohia ne.
boly postihnute povodnami.
ale zato tiez zakusily hnev
prirody. Navalilo sa topko
snahu, ze nebolo mono AM
prejst'. Vlaky, poulicne ka-
ry, busy, auta boly okypte.
ne a v meste boil uz nedo.
statok mlieka, lebo farmer
nemohli no doviezt' do me.
sta. Este i teraz sd cesty vc
vel'mi nebezpecnom stave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-03-20
Sokolske zavody
v Pittsburghu
Budd ~, 2S. q 20. marca v
Southside Market House.

Sokolske zavody 0 campi-
onstvo basketballu SLOW. K.
Sokola odbyvat' sa budu v
dnoch II, %. a 20. marca
" Pittsburghu, v Southside
Market House, ma 18th St.,
pri Carson Ave-, So. Side.
Zavodit' budd campionske
caty okolitych zup, a sice z
Monessen, Bethlehem a Ross
ford.
Direktor sportu Jan j.
Hnat ziada sokolov a sokol-
ky, ktorf by chceli ist' ma
tie zavody, aby sa hlasili u
neho o rezervacie. Mech ho
zavolaju 64324.