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Arizona republican., 1921-05-01
COAST THINKS ME ARE SHORT
 LIN FISHING |

What the Coast thinAs of our See Arizona First" campaign is illus trated in the following dispatch ap- bearing in the Los Angeles Times last Sunday. According to this ar ticle. we are going to have a hard time finding any fish over seven inches in length in the state.
 PHOENIX, Ariz., April PA defi- nite drive" has been started by the automobile men of Arizona to keep car owners within the state this year to as large an extent as possible. Ari- zona resorts in the mountains are being advertised as never before, in an effort to divert to them the money that, heretofore, has been spent along the coast.
 Special stress Is being placed upon the fishing to be found in Roosevelt lake, wherein transplanted bass have found a congenial habitat and upon the trout fishing on the Aapache res ervation. near Fort Apache. The res ervation agent has announced, how ever, that no fishing permits will be issued till July I5, and that he then | may conclude to prohibit all fishing for the season.
 He declares the trout have been fished down to few over seven inches l in length and that the low water in | the streams would place them at the mercy Of the voracious anglers. He l also refers to the added danger from l forest fireS( due to the drought. His ] arguments are contested by State i Game Warden Prochaska, who states 1 his belief that fish are to be had in plenty if the laws are enforced.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-01
SaIes1aera Tn Auto 71otiUe Lines Are
 NolD Organized

At a we'll attended meeting held in the Chamber of Commerce rooms last Monday evening a new organiza- tion was brought into existence in Phoenix under very favorable aus pfces. The name of the new club Is the "Automotive Salesmans' Club of Phoenix and each and every sales man in the city is invited to become a member. The membership quali- fications are not severe and the pur- poses of the club as outlined in the constitution and bylaws are to pro- mote a spirit of good will and friend Illness among automotive salesmen, to increase their efficiency and make themselves of more value to their employees.
 It is generally conceded that auto motive selling requires a high type of salesman and it is generally the consensus of opinion that this or ganization will go a great way in put ting the salesman on that plane which their ability and qualifications justify.
 The following officers were elected: President Charles C. Miller, Jr., of the R. D. Roper Motor company; vice president. Ed Luke of McArthur Brothers; secretary treasurer, c. w. Woodbury, of Ferguson-keeler com pany. and directors. J. Paul Mooseau of Barret and Pottberg, and Jim Hall of Messners.
 Among those present and who be- came charter members of the club were J. J. Hill, E. E. Peters, P. w. DeJong. J. S. Benroth and Charles c. Miller of the R. D. Roper Motor Co.,; Jim Hall H. P. Tannehill and A. E. Examiner of Cal Messners; D. w. Barnett, J. P. Mosseau and O. F. Anderson of Barret and Pottberg; H. H. Hutchinson of Rudolph; B. w. Hart, Ed Luke, Paul Stevens and William A. Paris of McArthur Broth CTS; A. Levendorf of Smith Vincent; H. N. Hastings and G. w. Miller of the U. S. Rubber company; G. c. Miller of the Phoenix Nash company; c. $. Makemson and George B. Eber- ly of the Arizona Overland company. and c. W. Woodbury of Ferguson Keeler company.
 The first meeting of the organiza- tion is to be held Monday evening May 2, at 8 o'clock at the Chamber of Commerce and it is planned to have a series of rousing talks from several of our local men of promi- hence.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-01
LUCK EARNED HIS LIVING

NICE. France-Gambling at what is known as the large table at the Nice Casino Baccarat club where the heaviest play goes on, has received a fresh fillip by the arrival of an amazing little F'renchman, whose daring, cool play every night attracts a regular crowd of fascinated spec tators.
 It is said that last summer he went to DeauWlle with 2,000 francs and came away with 3 million. Half this sum he invested in such a manner that he cannot touch the capital, thus assuring himself a safe income for the rest of his life. The other half he has brought to the Riviera for gambling purposes. Owing to the fact that he does not appear to care the least bit whether or not he loses this sum, he naturally Is an amazing ly audacious player. = Continental Edition of the London Mail.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-01
LONG AWAITED
 OLDS 'FOUR''
 IN NAY HERE

A carload of Model 43-A four cylinder Oldsmobiles, the car which has created such a stir throughout the country in four cylinder circles, is on the way to Phoenix. according to wire received by the Arizona Eastern railroad company yesterday.
 The wire stated that the car con taining the new models had passed through Kansas City at II o'clock yesterday morning, and should ar rive in Phoenix about next Sunday.
 Already over 1000 Olds Tours have been sold in California since the first of the year, and great enthu- siasm has been manifested on the coast and throughout the East over the new car.
 The specifications end design of the OldsmobiIe -Four" make the car notable for beauty of outline and ap- pointments. yet it retains that sim- plicity so much desired by the aver age car buyer This makes for the continuation of the style, and auto matica1ly checks depreciation from change in vogue standpoint
 Great claims are made by the Olds factory as to this cars ability and stamina It is equipped with sim pie valve-in head motor of great en- durance and efficiency. Built on a wheeibase of 115 inches, with long front and rear springs, chcppy roads hold no terror for this car. Fuel economy has not been overlooked by any means in the design or the engine and together with economy of main tenance and the very attractive, low initial cost. presents value, which, according to automobile authorities. will be hard to surpaSS for years to come.
 Since the fact became known that Ferguson -Keeler had ordered the shipment of the wonderful "Fours," !" great interest has been manifested on the part of many people to see and take a demonstration in the car of which they have heard so much. Ies modesty of price, economy, excellent finish and design. combine to make it car which will no doubt be used largely this season in touring Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-01

tomorrow. Owing to a break down in the press, these have been delayed or they would have been sent to you several days ago. Copies of the April ''Yavapaf' with a splendid out line of camping facilities, sites. etc. in the Prescott forest have been mailed you.
 If at any time, we can reciprocate this splendid favor, call on us-
 Sincerely,
 Signed) G. M. SPARKS,
 Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-01
HOOKEY OFFICERS
 USE DODGE CARS
 ID GET TRUANTS

Ask any kid in Seattle who has a tendency to play hockey once in while and he will tell you that he always keeps sharp lookout for Dodge Brothers touring cars and roadstcrs.
 Reason-this is the type of car used by the eight attendance officers of the Seattle school board, who SCOUT the city constantly for symptoms of juvenile delinquency.
 More than once one of these cars has pulled alongside the curb or glidcd up to the swimmin hole to the great dismay of the youngster who had remained out of school to attend his grandmother's funeral. Out popped the truant officer and before Johnny could move he was under cross examination.
 Now the Seattle school board his made it a little easier for Johnny by giving him a reasonable chance to duck The board has ordered that ears used by attendance officers be plainly lettered in conformity with the style of lettering on all other cars owned by the school district. When this action was proposed it brought forth sharp and insistent protest
 by one of the school officials. The objection was reported by Seattle paper as follows.
 MT. Fleming said in his communf- cation of protest that as Dodge Brothers cars are used exclusively by the department, any Dodge Brothers car is instantly the object of suspi-
 cion on the. part of the juvenile popu- lation of a community. To make them more conspicuous by lettering would be merely adding to the 1 troubles of an overburdened and un- l appreciated public servant. But the 1 protest was overruled." :"
 1 The Seattle police department also 1 uses 10 Dodge Brothers touring cars l The various departments of the city
 and county together operate 37. Little wonder the small boy regards i the familiar D. B. monogram with suspicion.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-01
FORD HITTING
 $500 CARS
 PER DAY NOW

DETROIT, April 30.- With the Ford Motor company hitting around $500 daily. unless something unfore- seen intervenes to check production. approximately a million cars will be turned out at the Highland Park factory this year. Since the plant resumed operations in February there has been a steady increase in pro- duction and two weeks ago Ford of ficials announced that the company at that time was putting out above 5000 cars. It is the intention of Ford officials to continue to increase the output until the plant capacity of more than 4.000 daily is reached.
 It was announced at the Ford office this week that the company now has 102,000 thrilled orders for automo- piles on its books The plant built S0,000 cars in March and the April output is expected to reach close to 100000. Actual sales fin the do- mestic market in January were ST. POS automobiles and 113S tractors according. to official announcement. In February 63,603 cars were sold and 1882 tractors In March the sales were S7.221 cars and 4,70S tractors. The April sales according to the an- nouncement give promise of being considerably above those of March.
 Normal production of the Ford company prior to the shut down in December was about 100000 cars a month. In turning out this number approximately 52,000 employees were on the payroll. With the company averaging around $500 daily today and at least once within the last week reached practically the $500, there are but 32,000 men employed. Henry Ford said the difference represented employees taken on during the war during the expansion of activities.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-01
ffS Time to hink
 of Your Battery
 Says Eddie Juliara

Automobile fans the country over are welcoming the arrival of spring. Jazz wagons that have carried a super abundance of winter mud are being bathed and polished. In antici- patton of spring touring car owners are even neglecting their gardens on Saturday afternoons and church on Sunday, and spending their time tightening nuts, grinding valves and acquiring over supply of grease and grime. Down and under" is the rule. Everybody is doing it and is getting real kick out of the job
 This summer is going to be the greatest touring season in the history of the country says Eddie Julian of the Motor Equipment company, local Eveready storage battery service station. Although last year was Q humdinger as far as automobile tour ing Is concerned, 1921 is going to make it look sick by comparison" !" continued MT. Julian.
 But l wonder how many motorists will think to have their storage bat tery given the once over? Those Who fail to take this precaution are almost certain to find themselves in trouble. No car owner should start on even moderate trip without first having his battery inspected. It is mighty disappointing to get out in the country, far away from a service station, and have your battery 'go- dead Yet that is exactly what is going to happen to ninety per cent of those fellows who neglect to include their battery in the spring overhaul ing.
 'Eveready service is on a par with the Eveready storage battery They are both as nearly 100 per cent as man and money can make them There is an Eveready battery that is made especially for each model and make of car, and even the new 1921 cars. that are the latest in automo- bile creations. can be equipped with one of these famous batteries
Arizona republican., 1921-05-01

Why run around with loose and squeaky wheels. We fix 'em in a iiffy.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-01

The Victoria Cross, a British war decoration, is made of gun medal With a royal crown in the centre sur mounted by a lion and the words
 For Valor. A pension of 10 pounds accompanies the decoration.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-04-22
Vyst 'ahovalci prostrednictvom
Cunard linie budu zkusani.

Cunard LIMA oznamuje. ze pri
pravuie V europskEch pristavocF
zariadenie. V ktorom vSetci Wy
st 'ahovalci 3. triedy budu prlsnc
preskimani lekarmi a pripraven
ma cestu do spoj. Statov abv mo
hi prejst' zk1sku zdravotnych Il
radov ma Ellis Tslande.
Spolocnost' okrem toho zaria
d'uje poeetne ubytovacie miestno
sti hotely, V ktorych cestovate
liza dostann lacnn dobri
stravu a 6isty byt poeas ich caka
MIA ma LODI. Taketo notely blldf
V Antwerpach, v Cherbourg a
Rotterdame. Spoloenost robl vse
tko nome ably sa jei cestovate
liza citili dobre dokym len neprid1
ma miesto svojho ureenia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-04-22
Prist 'ahovalecka predloha ease
v kongresse.

Washington. D. c., 20. apr. -
Predseda kongresneho imigracne.
no vyboru. kongreSman johnson
vcera predlozil znovu svoj navrh
ma zamedzenie prist 'ahovalectva
do Spoj. Statov. Predloha tato bo-
la uz prijata minul!m kongresom,
ale ju prezident Wilson 'zabudol
podpisat'. johnson ziada kongres
0 elm skorsie prijatie navrhu a
uvedenie do zivota este budnceho
mcsiaca. Dl'a tOhO zakona dovo-
leny bude pristup do Ameriky
len from percentom cudzincov po.
dla poctu tn usadenych r. 1910
Z jednotlivych krajin. Slovako>
dl'a statistiky r. 1910 je v Spoj
Statoch 2444,OO0, tedy pripusten{
bude do Ameriky len>-okolo 1000
! Slovakov ro6ne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-04-22
Slovenska svadba v Boardman.

Minulej soboty vecer odbyvala
sa rodinnom kruhu Board
man Township svadba 81. L L'udmi
ly Sturman. najmla adscj dcery
rev. jana Sturman, baptistskeho
kazatel' a Z Newark, n. J. a jeho
manzelky. panom Janom Ondra
sikom Z Pittsburgh, Pa. Sobasnc
obrady previedol rev. Steftek Z
Creighton, Pa. pritomnosti ro-
dicov. brata p. Jana sturman, Sc
stry pi. Bozeny KovaGovej, sva-
sra p. Tvana Kovaca so synkom
lyankom. & 'alej ich priatel'ov p
Milana Salvu manzelkou, a p
Sramu z mesta. Po obradoch rev
S,teftek a rev. Sturman povedalt
niekol' 'ko dojimavIch SLOW mlado
manzelom. Po bohatej veceri. na
ktorti musel prijst' pisatel', mia
domanzelia vybrali sa ma svadob
MI cestu do Kanady. Prajeme in
blazenI zivot!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-04-22
Jan A. Kocur, tajomnik.
Ivan Bielek, predseda.
Zastavia predai potravinovych
draftov.

American Relief Administration
ktora ma ccle Hcrbertom HoOve-
rom organizovala pomocnn akciu
V Europe oznamuje, re svoju sluz-
bn zakoncl 30. dnom tohto mesia-
ca. Pricinu udava, ze vyzivovacie
i"mery strednej Europe sa uz
natol 'ko zlepsily, ze je ME Wac
Iotrebne udrziavanie skladist' ma
potraviny, ktore Americka Po-
lnocna Administracia mala v hlav
nojsich mestach strednej Europy.
Behom svojej 14-mesaenej cinno-
sti predala okolo 28O,OOO potravi-
novych draftov Gene asi 81, ,OOO,-
900. Odhaduje sa, ze najmenej je-
den million l'udi zvysilo 81 zasoby
potravin bez toho, ably sa museli
uchadzat' dobrocinnost'. Draf-
ty, ktore budu este khpene do 30
s.prila, budG vyplaten6 potravna.
mi do 81. jila 1921.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-04-22
Robotne zpravy
Zvysens operacie v ocsliarnach.

Tohto tyzdna viacere oceliarnc
zvysily cinnost TAX Briere Hill
Steel zacala rokit v 132-ineovom
platnovom milsi, ktory stal od "a
ciatku tohto roku. Z Republic -
ron & Steel zacalo sa robit' vfsie-
stitch bar milsoch a bessemer.
Operacie ocelarnl ma nasej Oko-
lici sd tohto tfzdna asi 30 percen-
tove. Minuleho tyzdna boly len ~
percentove a predminuleho este
nizsie. :"
V voungstownskych ocellar-
Hach robi sa tohto tyzdha nasle-
dovne:
Z Brier Hill jedna vysoka pee.
osem open hearth peel, diva plate
milsi a desat' sheet milsov (Sest
Thomas styri vo Western Re-
scrve). t..-..
Z Republic Iron & Steel je v
.innosti jedna ,vysoka pee, sest'
open hearth peel. bessemer, plate
mill SeSt milsov Brown-Bonnell
Sest' sheet milsov Niles trubl-
cove oddclenie z polovice. s.s
! Trumbull Steel ma V cinnosti
= II plechoyni a Sest sheet milsov,
hornce chladne strip milsi tri
open hearth pece.
, Newton Steel ma cinnosti O.
sem a Falcon Steel sedem milsov
! A. NJ. Byers a Mahoning Val
ley stojn.
! Sharon Steel Hoop operuje tri
open hearth pece, bar blooming
milSi Ia Lowellville.
Sheet & Tube Co. operuje dive
vysoke pece, bessemer, sest' open
hearth peel, osem sheet milsov,
rod a wire departmenty. Slabsie
sa robi skelp a bar milsoch V
trubicovom oddeleni.
Carnegie Steel operuje dive Wy
Soke pece. 13 open hearth, besse-
mer a 43-in. mill Ohio Works.
NJ Union a Mcdonald pracuje sd
Slabo.
Truscon Steel opefuie asi Is
Dercentovou silou vo vacSine diel-
nj. a General Fireproofing asi &C
perc. silou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-04-22
SLOVENSKE DIVADLO MA
STRUTHERS. ~.

Na nedel'u, dna "a. aprila slo
vcnska osada sv. Trojice ma Stru-
Tiers usporiada vel Ike divadelne
prcdstavcnic. ma ktore povolava
cnle slovcnsk6 obccenstvo youngs
townskej okolicc. Hrat' sa budc !:
"Chvala Bohu. uz je stol prikry-
ty' a "Diabol raji manzel-
Skom', veselohry po jednom dej-
stvc. Predstavcni bude dvoje, je-
dino 20 poludni o 3. hodine pre-
dictky a druhe 0 8. hodine pre-
starSich. Bude to pohostinna hra
,teeltonskvch hercov, ktrru i'm
struthcrski herci vratia, akonahle
"a nacvicia move divadlo. Zaujem
G toto predstavenie je vel'ky a
kazdv sa mu vel mi test. Mech
pride kazdT, bude srdecne uvi-
tanE.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-04-22
Vel'ke zlodejstvo v Hubbard.

V utorok zavcas rama neznami
zlodeji vylamali zadne dvere ma
obchode j. Shuklanskeho, N.Main
ST., v Hubbard a vyrabovali sko-
70 cely obchod. Shuklansky ho-
voril policii. ze medzi so IS OBJ
lekov, "a cd IL do Is svrchnikov
bolo ukradnute a okrem toho ne
Jake sperky. Skoda obnasat' bude
hodne vyse $4,000. Kradez zbada-
la ista zena, byvajuca tom do
me, ktora videla zadne dvere 0.
tvorene do koran. Ukradeny to.
var odvezeny boil ma automobile
lxtory blizko obchodu stall cd pom
delku vecera.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-04-22

vydarens divadlo ma. steelton.

Ochotnici cd slovenskcj osady
Najsv. Mcna JeziS ma Stcclton IA
hrali minulcj nedelc vcGcr diva
podarene klsky divadelne, a sicc ::
"Chvala Bohu, uz je stol prikry-
ty' a "Diabol v raji manzel-
skom', obidva veselohry po jed
nom dejstve. v hrc sa sicastnili: {:
Mrs. St. Berdis NIL. Mrs. Jan
Kacmar. Mrs. Jan Sirmer, Mrs.
Kar. Kolar, slecna Dorota Kna-
pix, slecna Katarfna Smigovsk!,
pani Stefan Jochman, Jozef Bal
tos, Michal Obruba,, Martin Kra-
mar a Cyril Kramar. Hra tychto
hercov bola tax vyborna, ze obe-
ccnstvo nevychadzalo z ustavicne-
no smiechu, "a co ich odmenilo
nadsenym potleskom. Obecenstva
holo tax mnoho, ze sa len t'az-
kost 'ou pomestilo do priestranncj
micstnosti pod kostolom. z diva
dla odchadzalo nadmieru uspoko-
.,ene so ziadost 'ou, ably sa take
divadla opakovaly caste.isie. V o.
sadc Najsv. NJ. JeziS, kde ie du-
! chovnym obi 'nbeni rev. DuboS
nachodia sa vyborni herci. ktori
svoie lilohy vedia bezvadne "a.
stat. Ako poenvame, ma nedel'u
idh opakovat toto predstavenie
! do Struthers.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-04-22
Rev. Hvizdak dostal yyhrazny list
cd tielnsj Ruky. !

Rev. Andrej Hvizdak, kazatel
slovenskej ev. a. V. cirkve Jana
Husa ma Mahoning Ave. naSiel v
pondelok rano pokladni6ke chu-
dobnych list adresovany ma neho.
v ktorom stalo: "Opust 'te farr,
pred prvvm majom. Jestli ME. bu-
dete vyhodeny do povetria. Black
hand.' List Dol pisany >po sloven-
sky, ktory rev. Hvizdak odovzdal
policii. Mysli Sa, ze list pisal clo-
vek. ktory chccl nastraSit' rev.
Hvizdaka alebo chcel vydret' cd
neho peniazc. Je to predsa pova,
zeniahodna wee, re sa Youngs
towne najdu Slovac: so zlocinnv
mi myslienkami.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-04-22
OCEILARSKA KORPORAC1A
PROTI UNIAM.

New York, 20. apr. - Sudca
Gary, predseda direktorov Z. S.
Steel Corporation po tieto dni roz
hovoril sa o politike tejto korpo-
racie. Dl'a jcho SLOW, korpo-
racia v kratkom case snizi 12-ho-
dinovh pracovnd dobu. Plaza budc
snlzena, ked' ceny zivobytia to do
VOLTA, totiz ked' este nizsie upad-
MI. Korporacia je "a otvorend
sapu, to jest proti uniam. Nebu-
Dr. branit' svojim robotnikom vstu
pcvat' do unii, ale nebude unie
aznavat' Vyjednavat' chce pria-
mo robotnikmi, a ME vodcami
mii. Unie vyhlasil "a neschopne
drahe pre- robotnictvo. Je "a roz
umnn kontrolu priemyslu vladou.
Chce zdkony, prospesn6 nielen pre-
jcdnu stranu, ale akO pre- robot
nikov, tax pre- kapitalistov. Ne
odvisle oceliarske zavody po tom
to vyhlaseni zacaly jednomysel'-
ne Garyho chvalit' a vyhlasily, ze
no budi V tomto podporovat'. A.
nj iedna neodvisla oceliaren ne
vyslovila sa prot menu. Vsetky
chcn spoloene pracovat' prot
kontrole robotnikov uniami. A
mericka Federacia Prace nato Wy,
| ,lasila zaciatok organizOvania o.
ccliarskych robotnikov V jini
Nastava boj, dlhy a t'azky, kto.
ry nerozhodnn ami unie, ami kapi.
talisti, ale vyspelost' sameho ro
botnictva. a.sgs
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-04-22
URAD MOVES NARODNEJ
STRANY MA SLOVENSKU

Uradnici novel narodnej strany
ma Slovensku, ktora bola utvo-
rcna v Turc. Sv. MARITIME dina 30.
marca je nasledovny: DR.. Emil
Stodola, predseda, rev. A Pesek
(zo Spisskej Soboty), druhE pred
seda; "a podpredsedov: Fabry,
Rehak, Milos Janoska, Jan Jesen-
sky. Do vykonneho vyboru: rev,
Kompanek, ev. biskupi Janoska a
Zoch, Rehak, DIR. Milan Ivanlta
DIR. Bazovsky, dr.. Vanco, Ciema
nee. Julius Botto, Maths Dula
Gallo, Lehotsky, l.. Vanovic. VI
Jesensky, E. Solarikova, Fabry
Jezo, P. Zg1th, Ivan Thurzo, ="
Halasa. ia pokladnika strany OF
to Skrovina. -
Narodna strana osvojila 81 pro
gram byyvalej starei narodne.
strany, ktorom zd6raznuie hla
vne postupne vybudovanie auto
nomie v smysle pittsburghske
dohody. Ma zakladaj1cej sch6dz
pritomne bolo okolo $50 zastup
Gov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-04-22
Id unionIovat' oceliarskych ro-
botnikov.

Trad Americkej Federacie Pra-
&C sa rozhodnul zaGiat' organize
vanie oceliarskych robotnikov ma
vel'kej Skale dina 10. jiina tohto
roku. X tomu ucelu sriadene bu-
dii kancelarie v hlavnejsich stra
diskach oceliarskeho priemyslu, a
sico v Chicago, Pittsburgh, Cleve-
land, Buffalo. Pueblo, Colo, Beth
lehem. Pa. a Steelton, Pa. Organi-
zacnn pracu Youngstowne ria
| dit bude kancelaria z Pittsbur-
ghu. Jeden nradnfk Federacie sa
vvsIovil. Re organizovanie oceliar-
skvch robotnikov pocas strajku
I'boio len pokusom. ably sa vyskil-
1 maia nalada robotnfctya. z toho
/ pokusu vraj zistili. re oceliarske
!, rnbntnictvo ic naklonene X unio-
pismu a ehce byt' organizovane.
| Najprv bude sa robotnictvo W.
chovavat' robotnickom hnuti a
tax organizoyat', aby mohlo vzdo
rovat' pokusom korporacie ma je'
no zotrocenie.