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The McCarthy weekly news., 1927-04-30
EDNA WALLACE HOPPER IS
 REUNITED WITH MAN SHE QUIT THIRTEEN YEARS AGO

New York: After a >eptra- tlon of more than thirteen years, Edna Wallace Hopper, GG year old eternal flapper", has been reun tied with \. o. Brown, wi om she morried in 1909, and will leave soon for Europe on a second honeymoop."
 Miss. Hopper and Brown had not seen each other since their sereration until they met ten days ago at party. Both denied they had been divorced.
 We will not resume where we left off," the former wife of DaWolf Hopper said as she and Brown celebrated their recon : clliation at a Broad way night club because we bated each other when we parted. We will begin all over again"
 Miss Hopper announced they would go to Europe when she finishes the remaining seven week of vaudeville tour.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1927-04-30

Almost time for the spring poet to see his shadow.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1927-04-30
STEA M FER HUMROLDT TO
 STAR IN MOVIES"

walk the decks again, and the Lucky Swede will sit up once nor guarding the pile oi gold ingots in his cabin
 Tho old steamer Hum ooldt is to become "gold rush" ship again. althonh only for the movies
 Charter of the vessel iS bp ing negotiated by a large motion picture syndicate with the own CTS, the San Francisco and Los Angeles Steamship Company, it Was revealed by Al Horne, pres,
 It will be withdrawn from service in September for use in a true to life presentation of the tale that is WOven about it's old timbers, Rex Be ,c!ls "Ttai of Ninety Eight"
 Selection of the Humboldt to play the part was not a movie stunt" By coincidence, the only craft available for charter on tine Pacific coast is the genuine art icle, the steamer which carried more passengers and gold out of AlASIla than any other five vessels
 Tlo kIondike characters are gone from the ship, but Capt E. C. Baughman, the rough and ready mariner who commanded it in the gold rush" days, will add to the atmosphere of the picture
 Capt. Baughman will help the producers to reproduce the guntlghtS. the scenes of gold maddened frenzy that occurred during the ships 800 odd vcy ages to Alaska.
 Perhaps some of the nov ing picture crew iii the months of work ahead of them will even find hidden in the dark hold some where the S;SO,0uO in gold dust which fantastic legend says is still there, where it. was placed by the robbers who stole it on a voyage in 1910.
 The treasure ship" will be replaced in the passenger service by the steamship San Juan when it goes to the movies, and sched- ules will continue uninterrupted, the owners announced.
 San Francisco Examiner
 There was a time
New Britain herald., 1927-03-23
BANISHED FROM GAME
Umpire Sends 15 Players on Field For "Insultins Sounds Coming From Du~out,

Philadelphia. March g 13l - Hometown fandom was sorely pug zlcd today over q matter Of sounds and what comprised insulting sounds
 The Athletics brought up the question for debate when l5 mcm- bers of the club, all on the field engaging the Boston Braves in an exhibition game at Fort Myers, Fla. were banishcd from the park by Umpire Frank Wilson because Of insulting sounds" coming from the dugout.
 Reverend Frank A. Shore of tho Episcopal church. chaplain at the Athletics camp, was in the dugout at the time and the action Of the umpire left only the minister, Con nie Mack and Kid Gleason on the bench
 The incident. which occurred in the fourth inning, was the second ructioD the players have had with in week with Umpire Wilson. Ty Cobb's rumpus with the National league arbitcr led to forfeiture of a game with the Braves last week al St. Petersburg and the Georgia Peach. as a consequence refused to take part in yesterdays contest. He watched the exit of his mates from a scat in the press box.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-23

The Yankees and Senators were called upon to complete the White SoT iBagId. Aaron Ward and Roger rycaiurau-a coming in trades.
 Ward will play second with Peck starting at short. + the veteran st5rts,op's knee troubles him, Willie IIuuH'foi1. a near-erear iniel5er, is gya.lot.e 70 take his place, Earl Sa,-ly will by lack at first with Clptaiu kamm t.king care of third. John Clancy harl hitting first base man from the Southern association will b kart and Moe Berg, former Princeton indelIer, will join the club when h. has completed some post graduate work at Columbia uni ycrs.ty,
 Nos;u's attack on himse,: with krs,a and razor blade left serious oHtfc,l problem. TEa SoX had only iiNr oUtteldors and expected to keep .hpm all. Falk and Barrett were brought over from last season and Ike Boone and Randolph Moore A'PA.ftF 4N a i4ekt Ai -4ttAFi " II II 3 good throwing arm. who does not always make the necessary ar engagements 10 catch fly balls. Moore, only 2p y~arS Of a2n. is making a long ump from Lon.yicw. Of the East Texas league to the majors and still has something to learn. Moore. however, has shown enough in the training period 70 convince Man ag"r Schalk that he is a prospect and h. will play many games. or parts ot games his first year. The starting outdcld will probably be Hob Folk in left Bill Barrett in center and Ike Boone in right. This will leave Young Moore the only r'ssnry. available but some likely cutielder will probably he taken on from another club suffering from an excess or talent.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-23
WHITE SOX HAVE
 GOOD SOUTHPAW
Blow at Loss Of Noslil Almost
 Offset by Two Pitchers

Shreveport La, March g GP--
 A dark cloud in the Chicago White
 Sox camp caused by the removal from the cast ot John Nostil seusa- tioral outtielder, has shown silver lining. To offset in q measure the
 loss of the great outlilder. spring in dlcations are that the club will have
 two competent left handler pitchers. The SoN have been woefully shy Of effective southpaw pitching in recent years. Although both Bert Cole and Charles Barnahe, are from Califor-
 nia. they offer contrasts in other particulars.
 Barnahe is just coming up to the major leagues while Colo is on his way back after q brief eclipse. Barnabe did his stunt for Skreyc- port Of the Texas league last year while Cole was with the Mission
 club of the Pacific Coast league. r their early promise holds through
 the Chicago pitching staff will hc greatly holsterrd.
 There is ample right handed tal- ert available. The two Teds. Lyons and Blankenship, are being counted on strongly and the veteran Urban | Faber will lend a hand once week. Connally and Thomas are brought over from last year and the eNper. fenced Elmer Jacobs may assist. Joe Brown, who had q trial with Pittsburgh and Homer Blanken- ship. brother of Ted. are seeking places. There are other candidates. but these have the most votes at the moment.
 Ward, who sat on the New York Yankee bench last year, playing ] only % games all season. has been going at q fast pace in spring train ing and is ready 10 assume full re- sponsihility for the position. Peck . inpaugh is also in good shape and promises to have a good season with his fourth major league club in 1G
 years. Peck played only 51 games for Washington last year but may raise the ante considerably with the SuA. N' " lllle iNpN fFu'I'ul Will De the unexpected one Of tho outtield. | Barrett. while a good player, will not be able ct take Mostl's place Boone will add to the offensive but i may leave something to be desired in the defense.
 SchalI5 is depending on his pitch CTS 10 carry him on. II Cole and Barnabe come through as expected, the soX will have a well balanced staff
 "The boys will hustle" said the "Cracker.' and that will mean
 trouble for the rest
 Ray Schalk, called "Cracfor" i- having his first fling as a manager but has fitted comfortably into th' i niche so far. He will do q great dca i of the catching when an injured l finger heals. He has no worries be, 1 hind the plate as Harry NcCural and Clyde Grouse are both com i potent craftsmen.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-23
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

By the Associated Press
 Kansas City, Kans.-Shuffle Calla- han, Chicago, knocked out "Dago" Joe Cans, St. Paul, (3). Clevela nd-Eddie Roberts. Taco ma, defeated Jack Zivic. Pittsburgh, l2). Charlie O'Connell, Cleveland, beat Solly Seeman, New York, G0). Carl Tremaipe. Cleveland. defeated Joe Lynch, California, GO). Joe Peppers, Cleveland, outpointed Mike Conroy, Buffalo, co.
 Albany, W. Y.--Ciovannia Salerno, New York, defeated Sailor Bautisto, Philippines, U0).
 Paris-Alt Ross defeated Billy Adair, England, (5).
 West Palm Beach. Fla.--Benny Touchstone, Tampa, knocked out Sergeant Jack Adams. New York. CO. Earl Hudson. Miami, knocked out Larry Kepner, Indianapolis CD.
 Los Angeles-Tommy O'Brien shaded Baby Joe Cans Los Angeles, (10). Benny Carter. Arizona, de- feated Joe Lucasan, Detroit, (6).
 Portland. Ore.--Tiger Thomas. Philadelphia and Oakland Billy Harms, Los Angeles, draw. (10).
 Denver, Colo.-Chuck Wiggins, Indianapolis, defeated Neil Clisby, Los Angeles, (4. Eddie Bohn, Den ver beat Shot Nunn, Sioux City, 1a., (D.
 Seattle. Wash.-Charley Ballan- ger, Winnipeg, won from Jack Roper. Los Angeles, t6).
New Britain herald., 1927-03-23
TRADERS WINLAST
 GAME 0F SEASON
New Britain Quintet SWaInps
 MiddletOWn Team in Final Tilt

The Nv Britain State Trade school closed the most successful basketball season in is history yesterday afternoon by defeating the Middlctown state Trade school, 2G-2&. ut the Boys club. The home team played well despite the fact that Captain Rockwell. the center. and Mioc2kowski. the left guard. were unable 10 participate. The first halt was slaughter, Richt- myar and Arena scoring almost q. will and pilinE ur a 12-G count by the quarter and 27-S by half-time. The third period ended with the tally 36-1%; tho locals finished the same with the socond-strlng men and did not score in the final quarter, while five baskets made Midd!e'owu's score look somewhat respectable.
 Eichtmyer and Arena starred. I, was Arenas last game with the school teams. for Nick completed i his time at the school yeysterday afternoon; h. played jn every bas-
 tcibal and baseball game schod- ulod by tho Trade school for the
New Britain herald., 1927-03-23
F. L. Fay Describes His
 Trip Over Continent

Trodoric T.. Fay or the South church, addressing the Exchange club at its regular weekly meeting held in the Burritt hotel last night, gave an account of his automobile trip across the continent which he took last week.
 The speakers story of the long tour was illustrated with stereopti- con slides. Mir Bomba. Mir. Fay's partner in the cross country run, assisted the speaker with the ma chine.
 A board of control meeting fol- lowed the address.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-23

the hearings will be that Of Mrs. Peter swanson whose husband com mlttea suicide by hanging in 6 cell at police headquarters on August 2s. 1926. Attorney Donald Gaffney rep Tosents the claimant who asks com pensation on the ground that her husband was in the employ o. the police department when he commit : ted suicide.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-23
Salesman Fined S100 on
 False Pretenses Charges

In superior court yesterday, Judge Jennings imposed q fine of $1o0 and, costs and a suspended jail sentence of GO days on Henry Le- Tourneau of this city, who pleaded guilty to the charge of obtaining money under false pretenses while in the employ of the New Britain Monument Works. He was bound over In local police court several vsakS aSa
New Britain herald., 1927-03-23
YALE MREsTIERs ELECT

New Haven, March 23 P-The Yale wrestlers last night elected E. (. Miller. who has been q vital fac tor n the success Of the 1927 team. as captain. Tho election was held al the annual banquet al the Hotel Taft.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-23
Hearing on Claim for
 Police Cell Suicide

The common council claims com
 mittee will meet tomorrow evening at s o'clock at City hall and among
New Britain herald., 1927-03-23

Personal fouls = EIehtmyer :, Frost --i; Plaueta, Solver. Gu beta 5-5. Free tries -- Abel, Be uoit f Frost Bachman 2, Johnson --9: Commra;a 2. Pagano 3-5. Referee. Ray Anderson, timer, w, Schobar: scorer, Earl.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-23

Tine five largest members Of the fat mems club In Berlin boast an aggregate weight of more than a ton. A minum of $50 pounds is required for membership.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-23

past three years. The team this year played 2i games and won 22 | ot them. The summary. New Britain x r.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-23

Eddie Lord of Waterbury, and Izzy Kaplan. Meriden wcltcrWeight, Were interested spectators at the boxing premiere. Lord had q strip of ad- hesive over his injured nose and ''the kids brother sported q black glimmer.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-23

The majority Of the fans at the bouts thought that Erwin Bige had rightfully earned a decision over Alex Hart or at the worst d draw. but Referee Young McAuiilfe dccid- cd otherwise.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-23

Judging from the support given it's first card in this city last night, the Hardware City, A. C. will, it is thought, present another card at the Tabs hall soon. The main bout will, if possible, feature Bige again against another opponent Meyer Cohen of Holyoke has been suggest cd as a punch-swapper for Bige and If this match is made, 1t will be q "natural".
New Britain herald., 1927-03-23

Louis kaplan the undcfedted eX- featherweight champ. now after the lightweight crown, was introduced from the ring and was given a splen- did ovation. Charlie Bradley match maker, also received q hand.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-23

The Renaissance Five of New York. colored champions of the world, and the marvel of the fans who witnessed their play last Sat urday night against the Guards, will play return engagement in this city Saturday night.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-23
HART & COOLEY LEAGUE
 Riuky-Dinks
CASINO ALLEYS

CASINO ALLEYS NORTH JUDD MEG. co. LEAGUE
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New Britain herald., 1927-03-23

Out of the ring, Bige is a man who would give the impression of being anything but a prize-nShter. He is quiet and unassuming and talks with q western drawl. The fans at the bout last night dubbed him "CoWboy.'
New Britain herald., 1927-03-23

Commissioner Tom Douahue was al the ringside and with him was William J. Farley. his local repre- sentative and official at professional fights Tom condescended to stand up and give the boys treat now and then.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-23

He has stated that the Guards have been ducking his challenges for games all season long and with the outfit he has assembled together at the present time, he feels confi- dent that he can take both teams into camp. If he feels this way about 1t, let him play the Guards and the Bristol Endecs series and. If We aren't mistaken, hell get the shock ing of his life,
New Britain herald., 1927-03-23

By the Associated Press
 Kansas City, Kans.-Shuffle Calla- han, Chicago, knocked out "Dago" Joe Cans St. Paul, (3).
New Britain herald., 1927-03-23

Manager Jack Curry of the Meri- den Endees has objected to the Guards and Bristol Endees claiming the state championship. He points
 out that his team has beaten the Guards twice. although one was an exhibition game and feels that his
 team should be counted in on the play off.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-23

Last nights fight was not a bon anza, bu- the Hardware City club didn't drop any money. it has been officially reported. Considering that it was pioneering in sport that has been a dead issue for several years the turnout was not had.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-23

The colored team is a basketball attraction that iS well worth a sc
 cond appearance in any city or town in which il plays. The team was ab- solutoly the best thing that was seen in this city in the basketball line, since the days when the world championship basketball team of 25 years ago used to meet the New York 23rd Streets the Boston teams and other world known quintets.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-23

The National Guards battle the Meriden Endecs in Meridcn tomor- row night. The teams are at preSent :ied in the running for the state championship.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-23

The marvellous passwork Of the quintet has been the talk of the town since last Saturday night and their rnappearance here will mark a big crowd al the state armory just to sec the team in action.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-27
SLovENSKA DEvA ....
Po<TENA v sKoLE

Slecna Margita Hammock, deara
p. .Ludvika Hamrocka jeho
manzelky, 2629 Wilson Ave. bola
tohto tyzdia vyyolena "a tlenky-
hu Alpha Phi Alpha spolku ma
Kent Normal College, kde studu-
je "a ucitel 'ku. Do tohto spolku
volene sns len vynikajdce student
ky. Slecna Hammock navstivi svo-
jieh rodicoy budiceho mesiaca a
potom sa vrati do Kent skoncit
zvlastny 6-EHdiioyy kurz. Pc
skoneeni tohto sbude ucitel 'kou v
Campbell, Slecna Hammock mimo
riadnych predmetoch, vynika
al v hudbe. hri ma husliach a je
dirigentkeu osaastry Ken1
Normal. "
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-27
13 SLOVAKOV D0STALO
AMERICKE oBtANSTVO

V stredu okresny sudca j. H. c..
Lyon udelil americke obcanstvo
70 ziadatel 'om, medzi ktorymi bo-
Ii 13. Slovaci. Sl to: Klement
Smrecansky, 2543 Tampa Ave,
Andrej Janoscik, 615 Samuel st.
Andrej Sirak, Campbell. Stefan
Lesnik, Campbell. Pavel Mack,
3O2 N. Center st. Jan Hudzik,
2726 Shady Run Road. Andrej
Pallay, 1898 Second ST. Jan Mag
da, 1749 Manhattan Ave. Edward
Budinsky, 1909 Boston Ave. Jan
Babjak, Campbell. Maria Lopu-
sansky, 44s Imperial st. Jan Pc
tro, Haselton. Jan Kusner, Camp
bell. Vsetkym blaho6elame!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-27
8 ZABITf, II RANEnHCH
AUT0M0BHAMI

Behom styroch dni, cd soboty
do utorku, zabite boly ma okoll
Youngstowmu tri osoby a II ra-
meme. Zabity biol 19-roeny Fred
Hesher, ktory v Garfield vrazil
S autom do nakladneho vagonu.
Sest'-roeny Robert DeWar zabi-
ty boil ma cestc do Vienna vedu-
cej, ked' chcel prejst' ma druhh
stranu cesty. Albert Knox, kon-
duktor L. E. drahy boil zabity,
ked' predbehuj1c ma East Fede-
raj St. my automobil, vrazil svo-
Jim autom do poulicnej kary, idu-
cej do Campbell.
2 ranenych viaceri s1 kriti-
ckom stave. Medzi l'ahsie raneny'
mi je i slovenske diev1atko Nelka
Krigpinsky, 2 :. 929 Emmett St
TAto prejdena bola Y sobotu au.
tom riadenym Peterom Domico
{. 482 Lansing Ave. Bola raneni
ma hlsve . po oSetrenf lekarom
vAatA bola domoy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-27
PAPTERoVE PENIAH =
@ BUD6 MENSE

Tajomnik pokladu Spojenfch
Statov Mellon oznamil, ze papie-
rove peniaze budd Y budlcom ro-
ku zna6ne menSene, elm ylada
uspori rocnea 2" miliony dolarov.
Peniaze bud1 skraten6 o ! a tre-
tinu inca a stNene o q inca. Maj
samprv budu zmensene dolarniky,
potom ostatne. Kazdy peniaz bu-
de mat jeden obraz stale ten istI,
takHe poznavanie penazi bude u
snadnene. Ma dolarovNeh ban
kovkach bude vzdy Washington,
ma So Jefferson a pre- ostatne bu-
dd obrazy vybrane postupne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-27
LINDBERGH JE TERAZ II
NAJSLAVNEJSfM MUZOM

Ako uz kazdt ditatel' Mia, 25-
ro6ny Charles Isindbergh preletel
samojediny ma lietadle esprit OF
St. Louis" New Yorku do Pa
RIA, cestu to 1880 mil owl "a 33
i pol hodin. v ParMi cakaly no til
sicove zastupy, ktore no maly "a
dusit' Cd vytrzenia. Teraz je
Lindbergh najslavnejsim Ameri-
kanom ma svete jeho memo INA
Wac l'udi, ncz preMdenta Cool
idgea. Vsade ho oslavujiL ospe-
vuju Ziadajd videt'. Dokvm je
v Europe, bude byvat' ma ameri-
ckych yyslanectvach domov sa
dovezie ma americkej bitevnici co
velitel'. Lindberghovi ponnkane
boly uz divadelne kontrakty "a
vySe million dolarov, ale on ich
odoprel. Jeho druhou ambiciou je
preletiet' Pacificky ocean. ktory
je sirsi, nez Atlanticky. Vyslovil
sa, ze letecka doprava medzi A.
merikou a Europou je mozna, ale
" oceane budd muset' byt' "sta-
nice" ma oddych q naberanie ga
xolMu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-27
REORGANIZACNA
sCHODZA MA STEELTON

V laskavu znamost davame
vsetkym nradnikom a clenom Sbo-
ru 1913. Slovenskej Ligy ma Steel
ton ako al vsetkym narodovnom,
re tejto nedeli, %. maja popolu-
dni pol 2. hodine odbtyat' sa
bude pod kostolom osady Najsv.
Mena Jezis reorganizaGna scho-
dza sboru 1913. Ligy, ma ktorej
,budI prijimane prispeylSy do Isl
gy, prevedena vol 'ba iiradu So
staveny program cinnosti Sboru
pre- bud1cnost'. .....
Komu zaleM ma pokroku Slo-
vakov, ten istotne pride-ifame,
ze mas bude mnoho, lebo Steelton
citi po sIovensky.
svolavajdci vybor
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-27
SCH0DZA vYBORov
SLOVENSKEHo DINA
Bude v utorck veccr, 81. naja v
skole Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda.

Vsetkym nradnikom Okresnfho
Sboru Sborom Slov. Ligy ako
al vsetkym zastnpcom spolkov a
klubov slovenskych oznamujem,
re schodza OIL 'adom SlOyensk eho
Dha vydrziayana budc Y utorok,
81. ma.ia vcccr V Sknlc Sv Cyrilla
a Methoda, ma ktorii ziadam ka-
zdtho o ilcast'. Prosim menoyite
bratov Steeltoncanov a Campbell
canov, ably sa tiez siicastnili sch6-
DIE a pomohli pracovat' "a zdar
Sloyenskeho Dna. Ma sch6dzi Wy
bavia sa mnohe este nedokonce-
ne veci a podane bud1 zpravy
vyborov. Prijmn sa al move navr-
hy V prospech zdaru Slovenskeho
Dna.
J.J. Schromofsky, preds.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-27
=. Polit.
klubu ' Campbell
Bude Y tdto Aedel'u, 20. maja We.
Ger 7 Memorial High School.

Slovensky Politicky a vzdela-
vajdci Nub Y Campbell usporia-
da vel'ke divadelnt predstavenie
"Ealnennf chodnicek'', dramu V
3. deistvach a 'Uz SINE vsetci v
jednom vreci'', komicky kus l.
dejstve, Y nedel'u, 90. maja vecer
0 pol s. hodine V Memorial High
School auditoriume ma 9Th St. v
Campbell, ma ktore povolava ct.
slovenske. obecenstvo nielen z
Campbell, ale 2 celej youngstown
skej okolice. Sn to diva krasne
slovenske divadelne kusy hraju
ich vybornf herci hereeky Hill
crest Athletic Kl,Ibu. Vst1lpne ma
dlvadlo je, len soc, pre- deti 15c.
Memorial High School auditorium
js najlepsia miestnost' Camp
bell pre- divadla a vmesti sa do III
sic l'udi do nej. Mech nikto nema
obavu, ze nebudc mat miesta.
V drame tleinkujd: Jan Van
dzura, Jan Kadilak, Rosie Hudak,
Irena Smith, Michal Vasko, Te-
rezia Vasko, Jan Janeeko, Jan
Marhulik, Helen Halapy Anna
Judin.
v komickom kiisku: Jozef Bay
tos, Anna Judin, Maria Topolov-
sky, Frantisek vasko, Andrej
Stamina, Tomas Cernoch, Helena
Halapy a Jan Marhulik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-05-27
FORD IDK vYRABAf !
cEEkoMsnsAKSrU KARU

Henry Ford 1radne oznamil, re
behom par tyEdhov zasnd jeho
vel'ke tovarne vyrabat' celkom
odlisnn karu Cd terajsej, ktoreJ
d 'alsia vyroba. budc zastavena.
V oznameni ME sti udane podrob-
nosti, ze kol 'ko bude mat cylin-
drov atd'., ami cena. Toto oznaml
v buddcich tyEdhoch. Ale tol'ko
povedal, ze nova kara Dude mat
yel'kl rychlost', sttl, hybkost' a
dobri kontrolu v premayke. Ti2z.
ze tito karu operovat bude stat
este menej, nez terajsiu, co by
mamenalo, ze urobi Wac mil ma
gallon gazolinu, oleja a ma gu
mach.
Ciastky pre- terajsi model T bu-
dd ma d'alej vyrabane, ably 10
million Fordiek, ktore sn teraz v
uzitku, mohly byt' udrzane v cho-
de cely ich zivot.
Ford este pred par rokmi sa
vyslovil, ze rdbi zk1sky S S-cy-
lindrovym malym motorom, kto-
reho vFkonnost' povazoval "a
temer zazradnd. Nome je preto,
ze move Fordky budh 8-cylindro-
We. Ak ME, tax budu 4-cylinder-
hy, lebo Ford nema dobr1 mien-
ku o 6-cylindrovych motoroch.
Ohl 'adom ceny Ford udal, re
vvroba novel kary bude drahsia
a preto je pravdepod obne, ze no
va kara bude trochu drahsia.