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The Washington times., 1931-01-29
Polish Envoy
And Wife
Feted
Representative and Mrs. Sol
Bloom Entertain at Dinner
For Ambassador and Nine.
FiIipowicz

The Polish Ambassador and
Nine. Filipowicz were the guests
in whose honor Representative
and Mrs. Sol Bloom entertained
at dinner last night.
Guests Include
Their other guests we're the
Minister of the Netherlands and
Nine. van Royen, Senator and
Mrs. Claude A. Swanson, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. John @. Til
son, the Counselor of the Aus
trian Legation and Baroness
Hauenschield, the military at
tache of the Italian Embassy,
Lieut.. Col. Marco Pennaroli;
the chief of the Eastern Euro
pean Division of the State De-
partment, William Robert F.
Kelley; Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Wilcox, Mrs. James Carroll
Frazer and Miss Vera Bloom.
House Guest
Miss Eleanor Golden has as
her house guest at her apart
ment in the Somerset House,
Miss Hope Palmer, of Glen
Ridge, N. J. Miss Palmer,
who will be in Washington
for the remainder of the
week, was Miss Golden's
roommate at Smith College.
~ " "
Hostess Today
Mrs. William F.. Ham will en-
tertain at luncheon today at
the Shoreham Hotel for a COM
pany of about 40 guests.
X X X
Mrs. George Barnum will en-
tertain a small group today at
luncheon at the Shoreham Hotel.
H. R. Hunt was host to COM
pany of IL at dinner at the
Shoreham Hotel last evening.
Mrs. K. B. Doane will enter
tain a company at dinner at
the Shoreham Hotel this eve
ming. -.....,
X X X
Receives Today
Mrs. William Moody will re-
ceive in the rectory of Grace
Church in WoodSide this after
noon from 4 to 6 o'clock. No
cards have been issued.
X X
From Philadelphia
Mrs. Joseph E. Washington
has as her guest her daughter,
Mrs. Augustus S. Blagden of
Greenwich and Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin S. Cobb,
of Paducah, KY, are visiting
in Washington for a few days
and are at the Willard.
The Washington times., 1931-01-29
Many Plan to
Entertain
At Club
Sketches to Fea-
ture the Weekly. Dinner
Given by the Woman's Ma
tionaI Democratic Club

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hamlin
will head a large and distin-
guished company which will at
tend the weekly dinner which
the Woman's National Demo
Cratic Club will give Friday eve
ming to hear the unusual and
interesting program which will
follow when Miss Amelia Nc
Allister and Miss Harriet Nc
Allister will present in costume
their original thumb-nail COM
edies. These playlets are de-
lightfully unique and are
described by the artists as lit
tie dramatic cartoons, depicting
in free hand certain amusing
types, manners and phases of
thought which are current
among us today.
Mrs. James Meredith will be
hostess at dinner that evening
as will Mrs. George M. Eckels,
Miss Chafl Williams, Miss Imo-
gene Howell and a number of
others.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-09-18

TITO svest' we'll rych1e ang1i-
ckym generalo1n. Medsitfm do
stal veliter francdzskeho lod'stva
gr6f de Grasse rozkaz, ably pl4vaI
d'alej do zalivu Chesapeake, "a
tial' Go Washington pochodoval
ma Yorktown. Ked' anglicke lod'-
stvo priplulo do zalivu Chesa-
peake, objavilo tam slime lod'-
stvo franclzske. Nasledovala ma
NORMA bitka. Anglicania boil do
n1teni vzdat sd boja odpluli
do New Yorku, aby tam vykonali
opravy svojich lodi. De Grasse O.
sta1 panom zalivu Chesapeake,
zatiaP co Washington obliehal
Yorktown pomocou Lafayette a
jeho vojska.
Americke vojsko malo v Gel
ku $500 muzov, Franciizov bolo
7,700, take Washington NAL asi
16,6W muzov. Cornwallis NAL len
nieco Wac ako 5000 muzov. Spo-
jenci obkl'dcili Yorktown polo
kruhom. Fri cele tyzdne drzal
Washington britske vojsko jako
v kliest'ac Cornwallis postavil
sa vsetkou mocou ma odpor. Dd-
fal, ze britske lod'stvo sa vrati,
zazenie Francdzov a tym no spa
81. Ked' vsak nebolo uz municie,
ked vsetky jeho fortifikacie bo-
ly srovnane takmer so zemou, ne
zbudalo mu mic insieho, ako sa
vzdat'. To sa prihodilo 19. okto-
bra 1871.
| O pat dni neskorsie objavilo
sa ma scene anglicke lod'stvo, po-
zostavaj1lce 35 lodi a 1000 mu-
zov. Vratilo sa bez jedineho w.
strelu do New Yorku.
Kapitulacia Cornwallisa INA
menala koniec revolucnej vojny
hoci mier Dol podpisany iba ,
septembri 1888, tedy takmer {
! diva roxy neskorsie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-09-18
PocTA sLovENsKEMU YoUNGsTowNU.

Zvolenie n1sro horliveho k1aza nadseneho narodov
ca, dost pana Stefana Kocisa havneho duchovneho
l. K S. T. j. PAM Marie Slifkovej uz po treti hl
dctovnicku; pani Marie Kubinovej hi. dozorkynu a
pani klenovej Javorske clenkyne Najv. sddu tej
re organzace zvolenie p. Jozea Vascaka hl pod
predsedu l. K S. j. e vysokym poctenlm nasej sloven
skej kolonie Mahonng doine. Poctenm preo, re ODE
organizace sd navacsimi re osoby, ktore 81 zpomedz
nasich radov vybraly pozvajd vseobecnd dctu medzi
nani.
My SINE boil pocten vysoko inymi slovenskymi or
ganizican Name medzi nami Ill., spravcu S. K. Soko-
lov D. A. NJ Pakovica; Ill., podpredseduP PennsylvanskeJ
S. X. j. p. Juraia Vargu; hi. dozorcu n S. Spoku, p.
Juraia PuIallu; h dozork yu 4Orocnej Zveny, p An
nu Hermanovi nasho kruhu Dol vybrany hi. uctovnik
S. T.J Sokol p FIR Oslslo Sov Lga Sdluz. Slov. ka-
tolikov ma il tn tiez hi. i1radnikov.
To ysetko je neklamnym znakom, re na nasu sloven-
sk koloniu pozera aneric Slovaci prajne; re 81 mas
vtzia uznavajt "a hodnych vradit' ved1ce mesta
Kazda pocta a vyznamenanie nesie "a sebou zodpo-
vednost Musime sa dokazovat hodnymi toho vyzname-
nana nlsme z' pracovat tax, ably dobry chyr ktory
SINE 81 81 achenou namahavou prcou zadovazll nebol
nastrbeny zakaleny Musinie byt' vzdy svornl mus-
Inc stale pracova pre- vseobecne dobro Slovakov lebo
bez svornosti MET silly bez prace MET uznania.
Vsetkym zvolenym srdeGne bahozelame. Mahoning-
ski Sovac si iste hrdi mich, s i'm vda "a obete,
ktore prnesli len 81 zelame ably mimi ochotne ko-
operovali dodavali i'm chuti vytrvat.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-09-18
ZVOLME NASHO CLOVEKA DO MESTSKEJ RADY

Myslime, re SINE potcky w dost' zral ia to- aby
SINE my youngstownski Sovac Slaviani mali vyznam-
neise zastipene mestskej vade, nez SINE NAVAL do
savad.
Mayor IIefferran nam viac raz povedal re SINE O.
praveni Ma to name schopnych l'udi, ktorl by nam
robi cest messkej Wade My 81 tom tez tax hovo-
rimc Teraz by sa patro od SLOW prstupit ku skutkom
Voby sli predo dveIm Volime cel1 mestsk1 vladu
Novy carter nam umoznuje pretisn1t nasho kandidata
do mestskej rady Zaumenne 81 novy carter vyuzt pre-
mas prospech.
VT warde byva ninoho Slovakov Slavianov Toho
roku jedenast' kandidatov chce Z. Wardu zastupova
Medzi mimi je dobre znamy Slovak, p August kepko
Ktorehoze kandidata bud1 Slovaci Slavian ma
ronahat? Ma koho bud1 hasovat'? Tieto otazy m,sia
81 teraz zodpovedat.
Fan kepko ma sirok1 zna1nost' nelen medzi nasim
ludom, ale medz ludom inych narodnostl Je obi '1be
ny ma 81 uben1 pomoc. jeho kvalifikac najhodno-
verneJsu menku poda prsinktoyy vybor, ktory D. Kep
ku odporiica prvom meste. s pomocou tychto pri-
slnktovych vybornkov, pomocou pratelov inych ma
rodnosti plnou ponocou Slovakov Slavianov p Keep
ko moze by zvoleny. Maine pred ocima, ze iedenast
kandldatov bude DELFT hasy volicov
My Slovaci Slaviani vobec vsetci ktor SINE ma
zyvan ''forejnerm' potrebujeme silrne zastupcu ma
mestskom dome. Zasupcu ME vymenovaneho, Cd milo
stl mayora jeho deparmentnych nacenkov zavisiace
no. ale zasupcu yoleneho tedy vyn6ho Teraz to dobre
citime ked rozdava takzvana ndzova praca Kto iu
vacsne dostanes Me veru Slovaci, ME veru forej
ner''. My SINE tom OIL 'ade ma samom konci
Zaujmime sa kandidacie p. Kepku, sr1ne zauiatost'
neho havne medzi pristahovaleckym ziv1om wardy
1ebo to je ta cast obyvaelstya ktorej zanny byyai
najyiac zanedbayan6 ktora prave tychto easoe POI
sstreblje prayeho priat q a ~ pravom 1nieste.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-09-18
zAsE oBr1 HUB.

Phillip Jiampitre, 2 {. 1853 Lau-
rel ST., najedol sa jedovatych
lrub 4 po troj-dhovom utrpeni 20
mrel v nemocnici. Toto je uz stvr
ia obet' jedovatych hub ma ma
som okolf. Dvadsat' inych osob
t'azko bolo chore v poslednych
paru tyzdnoch Cd jedenia hub.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-09-18
CAlupB1I1tkN 81
zkTOrIL NA HYBAtkE

Charles Calhoun, 42-rocnt, : Z.
68 Madison Ave, Campbell, xa,o-
pill sa ' Milton jazere pr chytani
ryb. Calhoun trpel ma zradnik a
pochytil no prave case, ked
stal mad vodou pri moste. Pirate
LA no vody skoro hned' vytiah-
Ii, ale no uz nebolo mono k III
votu priviest'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-09-18
CHYsTA SA DAN
MA vSETKY ZARoBKY

4 Washingtonu oznamujd, ze
department pokladu pripravuie
sa ziadat od kongresu povolenie
vyruboyat' dan prijmov i ma
tyeh zarobkove. cinnFch l'udi,
ktori teraz dan neplatia, to jest
ma pudi malymi prfjmami.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-09-18
vfRoGIH KApITULAuIE Lon
! DA CORNWALLIsA PRI
YoRKToWNE.
f. L. /. s.

Onedlho bude tomu stopat'de-
stat rokov, kedy anglicka armada
sa vzdala pri Yorktowne. Pri pria
lezitosti tohoto vyrocia rokuje sa
v americkej tlaci tom, ci by ne
holo zelatelne vypravit' histori-
ckd scenu, znazorhuj1cu, jako
Lord CORVALLIS, velitel' britskej
armady, vzdava sa Westinghouse
vi celym svojim vojskom, pozo-
stavajucim SOFT dostojnikov a
muzov britskych hesskych.
V dobe pisania tohoto elanku
povedaj1, ze povodny plan bude
prijaty neobmedzenom rozsahu.
Pri porovnani $ modernymi o.
peraciami vojenskymi zda sa bit
ka ,pri Yorktowne byt' iba malou
potyckou; v dejinach svetovych
je vsak zaznamenan6 len malo bi-
tick, ktore by byvaly maly vacsi
vyznam pre- utyaranie sa osudu
ktorehokol 'vek naroda, jako pra-
We spomenuta bitka pri Yorktow-
ne.
Lord Cornwallis vidal sa so svo
lou armadou dna a.. oktobra r..
1881, tedy siestopl roku revo-
lucnej vojny. PcSas vojny bola
anglicka armada zdatne podporo-
yana anglickym lodstvom, ktore
vyviedlo blokadu celeho ameri-
ckeho >pobrezia a podujimalo ca
ste 1toky ma hlavne pozicie ko-
lonistov. Americana mali vsak
ma druhej strane til vyhodu, re
mohli uzivat' komunikacnych
prostriedkov zazemi ma rychle
presuny vojska ze mohli haiti
,ispech britskych oddielov vojen-
skych tym, re neystupovali $ nj
mi do boja, ked' podmienky ne
holy priaznive. Prvd tri'roky vol
ny boly pre- Americanov najkriti-
ckejsou periodou. Anglieania te-
Sill sa vsetkym strategickym w
bodam, ktora len kontrola mora
poskytuje. Americke vojsko pre-
zimovalo r. ITS vo Valley Forge,
kde trpelo vePkou zimou a bolo
vystavene al mnoho inym tra-
pam. Washington ytedy pise
"Videt' muzovs bez odevu, kto-
rym by mohli zakryt' svoJu. ma
hotu; bez pokrovcov, ma ktore
by 81 mohli l'ahnut bez obuvi,
take mono sledovat' ich pocho-
dy podl'a krvavych stop ich noh
bez proviantu tax caste jako S
MIN; videt' ich pochodovat' MIRA
zom snahom ma Vianoce sa u
taborit' ma zimu cajsi den pocho-
du cd nepriatePa, bez domov a
bez bud, v ktorych by sa mohli
ukryt' do toho casu, kym budu
niektore vystavene, videt}ich pod
davat' sa tomu vsetkemu bez So
mrania: to vsetko- ie dokazom tr-
pezlivosti a discipliny, ktore po-
dl'a mojho nahPadu nemajd zia-
dneho ziarivejsieho prikIadu.'
Onedlho nato nasledovaly uda-
losti, ktore znacne zmenily Wy
hliadky pre- kolonialnu armadu.
Baron Won Steuben prisiel Ne
.mecka, ably reorganizoval ameri-
cke vojsko, Franklinovi sa poda-
rilo vyjednat' spojeneekd smlu-
WI Franc1zskom. Prva udalost'
mala "a nasledok transformaciu
americkych dobrovofnikov do
bre cvicenych vojakov. Druha a
dalost uviedla ma javisko ameri-
ckeho odboja franc1zske lof-
stvo, ktore Anglieanom vyrvalo
vladu mad moron.
Ma zaciatku r. 1881 vypracoval
Lord CORVALLIS strategicky plan
jako vtrhn1t' do Virginie cara
zit' kiln do americkej obrannej
linie. v mali vydal sa preto do
Virginie Y nadeI, ze sa mu poda-
ri prekvapit' zajat' mal1 anne
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-09-18

ked' sa ia napljem,
hej, ked' sa ia napijem:
neboli hlavicka,
neboli hIavicka.
Draha Kanadicka,
srdca polovicka!
Yer ia ia milujem,
hej, ver' Ia ia milujem,
silva holubicka,
silva holubicka!
Gale ju falosne milovali, lebo
ju zradne zanechali.)
w name vselijake insurance.,
len proti nezamestnanosti ME. Tu
je prilezitost' k milionarstvu
- bankrotu. .....
Najsmutnejsim delegation ma
konvencii Detroite nebol ten.
ktory prepadol vo vol be, ale ten
ktory 81 zabudol obciansky pa
pier donna. (Takeho totiz nepl-
still do Kanady.)
Vyberte 70 slovenskej hymny
ten hrom a to peklo a bude - po
hymne. Tie dive slova vystieraj1
Slovakom chrbty!
Ked vas politikar pacne pc
pleci, zasmejte sa mu; ked' YAM
da cigaru, zafajcte 81; ked' vas
"potrituje", vypite 81 - ale ne
hlasujte nanho. Len tax CRATER
skych politikarov odstranite z
volieb a uradov.
Daktori nasi 'kfajani citia taky
odpor k slovenskym novinam, ze
radsej zaplatia tisfcky "a jedno
stare cislo anglickych novin, ako
by sa mali dolarom-dvoma pred
platit' na slovenske. Nuz ale
komu hus, komu prasa' = pro-
ii chuti MET disputy a kto ma
skodu, posmech mech sa nesta-
ra!
Ku tomu mad'arskemu preletu
oceanu: Slovak dial peniaze ma
lietadlo, Nemec a Poliak leteli a
mad'arsky narod slavu zaI. Taxa
je ia ''Justice for Hungary, "a
ktorou Mad'ar; placu.
Ret'aze pris'v do vel'kej m6dy.
Name ret'azove obchody, ret "a
zove banky, ret'azove fanny atd'.
Cochvil'a bude cely narod v re-
t'azoch.
My mahohingskf Slovaci musf-
me mat hodne toho, ako sa DO
americky poyie "IT", ked' sa
nam tax dobre ma konvenciach
vodl. Ease SINE ulovili niekol 'ko.
tych vel'kych a niekorko menslch
"ryb'.
Nasi chicagski bratia sa radia,
co by americkf Slovaci mali W.
stavoyat' ma bud1cej svetovej W.
stave v Chicagu. Vedd 0 tom i
novinarsku anketu. Nuz prispie-
vame radou: Mech je ma vystave
y kazdeho pc troske', a to me-
novite troska nasej slovenskej
rozorvanosti, neziclivosti, skcdo-
radosti, intrigantstva, spupnosti,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, jeden ceeho-
slovak, jeden mad 'ar6n, jeden
slovensky Ajrisy jeden slovensky
Anglosas, jeden nemcdr, jedna
slavna konvencia, vsetky nase ca
sopisy, jeden ostiepok, jedna pa
sea, s1dok ndnsajnu q ma vrchu
toho vsetkeho vePky napis: "a
mericki Sloyaei. Go SINE zabu-
dli, mech druhf pripomend.)
Jediny brat Basista nam po-
slal kartu Z konvencie (tf druhf
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-09-18
RoZHL.AS YSN.

Este SINE ami jedneho odbera-
tePa pre- mas Rozhlas" neztra-
till - preto pokracujeme.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-09-18

Jediny brat Basista nam po-
slal kartu Z konvencie I'll druhi
kortesova1i). Vd'aka! Ale druh5
raz, brat Basista, zabalte do nej
toho lanadskeho xtofu i fax pos
slite.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-09-18

ne. Spoj Statoch rok $500, ma pol roka $1.O0
cudzozemsku ma rok $500, ma pol roka $1.5O
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-21
To-Day's Sport
 P ar a d e
By SIDNEY B. WHIPPLE United Press Stan Correspondent (Pinch-Hitting for Henry.
 McIemore)

New York, Dec 21 (UP)-When Col. McElemore of Gawgia, grand marshil of the sports parade. de- cided recently to take vacation and do little strutting back home in the south, where he was bawn, it was his own suggestion that your correspondent assume his daily task.
 There were two reasons, he said behind your correspondents back, why old Gaffer Whipple was the best bet to conduct the column.
 First, he pointed out, the editors aid customers would rejoice when Col. McLemo' returned to the job.
 Second, when things went wrong. as they were bound to do, the old Gaffer would take all the blame, and Col. McLemo' would come IT. for a reglorification upon his re- sumption of duty.
 The colonel made few errors. He had understood that our know ledge of sporting matters was con- fined to reporting, blow by blow the daisy chain rites at Vassar and similar intimate amusements. He thought our interest in the more virile sports, such as tossing the caber or horse fighting in the antibes, was purely academic.
 The second error is that, in this Yuletide season, there is no neces- sity of commenting on football, baseball, tennis, golf, swimming or other outdoor activities, because the whole world has suddenly gone Berserk over bridge. By the time the contract tables are swept on and put away it will be spring, tra- La, and Col. McElemore will have happily returned.
 The dividing line between sports and news, at all events, is very finely drawn. Keed Chocolate for sakes the sports pages and makes the news columns when they de- port him because he wasn't quite married enough to meet the mar. ality standards of these United States.
 John McGraw, to cite another example, makes the news sections when he goes to court against one of the baseball magnates, Francis x, McQuade, notwithstanding that the case savored of pugilism as well as baseball, MT McGray &C., cusing MT McQuade of going a. round seeking folks he didn't like.
 Under normal relations. when the Army and Navy lads kick each other all over the lot in the Yam kees stadium, in the exuberance of sheer brotherly love, the event is properly sport. When, on the other hand, they consent with cold dignity, to an unofficial" game to aid the unemployed, and they fight each other because they have to. and not because they love each other, the matter becomes one or news.
 Only fourteen days to Col. Me Lemore's return. and all Will De forgiven.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-21

Promoter Curley is flooding sports desks with publicity for his wrestling shows, conducted along the same lines as his 1880 dramat- ics.
 It's Fake Mons Curley has an excellent opportunity tonight to change the westling lineup for the season when Jim Londos defends his world heavyweight championship" against Ray Steel at Madison Square Gar den for the 'steenth time. A Steel victory would vary the monotony. But there is little indication that Curley plans to transfer leadership of his herd.
 Steele generally is conceded to be better wrestler than Londos but he lacks the master poseur's "color."
 If Steele is allowed to win it will be accepted as an indication that Curley is ready to pit the standard bearer of his group against "Stran- gler" Lewis, Henri Deglane, and the various other world cham pions.'
 Joie Jacobs "ballybull" is de- voted to prospects of a champion ship match between Max Schmel- ing and Mickey Walker. The Schmeling-Wall match is sign ed, sealed and safe insofar as the two fighters and their managers are concerned but Herr Jacobs is having great difficulty in locating Q promoter for the contest.
 Not So Hot
 Jimmy Johnston of Madison Square Garden is far from anxious to stage tho match. apparently be. lieying that Jacobs obligation" to Jack Kearns, manager or Walker, and gangstcr interest in the bout makes 1t an unWise attraction for the Garden.
 Jacobs wants the match, partly because of his obligations" to Kearns but more particularly be- cause he knows it offers a "soft touch" for the champion.
 He originally attempted to stam- pede the Garden into accepting the match by the claim that he was offered $200,000 for the match if Los Angeles.
 Nate Not "Soft'
 Just at present, Jacobs is broad casting an announcement that Nate Lewis, Chicago Stadium match maker, will be in town to-day ready to sign contracts guaranteeing Max $20O,000.
 Except for the fact that 15-round bouts, the shortest route over which Schmeling will agree to de- fend his title, are illegal in Illinois, and the fact that neither Lewis nor any other intelligent match maker would guarantee $2O0,O0O for a match unlikely to draw half that amount, Jacobs has a good story.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-21
King Makes Tom
 a Crowned Prince By DAN PARKER


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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-21
COMMITTEE AGAIN TO RULE EASTERN
 BASEBALL CLUBS

New York, Dec 21-(UP)- The Eastern League of Base- ball Clubs will be ruled by q committee of three instead of five this year.
 Fred J. Voos, Jr, president of the Bridgeport club, was rec elected chairman of the execu- tive committee yesterday. Dave Driscoll, president of the Hart ford club and Gene Martin, president of the New Haven club, complete the board.
 Discussion of the playing schedule to aid the schedule committee when it meets in New Haven next week occupied the meeting for the most part. This task was complicated by the two southern members, Richmond and Norfolk, also by the fact that Sunday baseball is not permitted in the former city.
 The league will meet again in Norfolk on Jan P and 23.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-21
BROOKLYNS MEET
 NAUCY EMERALDS
 XMAS AFTERNOON
Johnson Excels as Rubber
 TOwners Defeat Hills, ! l8 to l3-ThOfnas Club i Bows to CarringtOns,
 38-29

Another large crowd viewed the weekly City Amateur League dou- bleheader at the Phoenix avenue arena yesterday afternoon and went home we'll satisfied with the brand of ball displayed by the Naugatuck Emeralds who upset the dope in the feature game, de- feating the Washington Hills. IS to 13, and by the shooting. of the Darlington five who humbled the Thomas club, 38 to 29.
 Hills Miss Connors
 With "Zeke" Connors still un- able to walk, the Hills were ham, dlcapped for they lacked shooters, Kraft, Kane and Maloney, their three forwards, scoring lone bas- ket between them. The Hills gar nered but three field goals. Stokes netting the other two.
 Naugy Deserves Win
 The first half found the Emer- aids trailing 8 to s, but once the second half got underway and "Monk" Johnson got his eye, the Hills were always on the short end. Naugatuck missed 12 free tries. Johnson blowing five. The work of Hennie Cieslewski, Monk" John- son, Stan Poscavage and Sam Sam- borski stood out for the winners while Stokes and Kraft were the