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The Washington times., 1931-12-17
Doctor On the Bench

A corps of doctors, for in
stance, is responsible for the
health of the midshipmen and
the promotion of these doctors
incidentally hinges on the tate
of physical we'll being in which
they keep their charges.
Like any other grouping at
Annapolis, the football Ceam
has the benefit of the entire
medical department, a member
of which is on the field at each
practice and on the bench
throughout every game.
Thus the coach is relieved
of the responsibility of decid-
ing whether a player is fit and
ready, this important detail be-
irg entirely in the hands Of
q professional medical man.
For instance, Davis, the reg
ular quarterback of the Navy,
who did not get in the Army
game last week and was not
even in uniform. No matter how
badly Navy may have needed
him, and apparently they did
after Moncure was injured in
the first quarter, he was not
available, for he was in the
stands as a spectator.
The Washington times., 1931-12-17
BOYSCLUBSHON|
AWAITS GUN

With District Commissioner
Crosby and Major Glassford, SUI
perintendent of the police lined
up as honor guests, the Boys
Club Boxing and Wrestling Show
next Tuesday night at the Boys
Club, looms as a decided success.
A boxing and wrestling team
from the National Training
School will be the Boys Club
teams opponents.
Special Feature
A special feature has been
arranged which will bring to-
gether two boys, one as a boxer,
and one as a wrestler. Each
youngster will attempt to defeat
the other, using either boxing
or wrestling tactics until one boy
is left in the ring.
The boxing and wrestling part
Of the program against the Ma,
tional Training School teams, will
mark the third show of it's kind
this season for the Boys Club.
Harry Child is physical director.
The Washington times., 1931-12-17

Navy. unlike many colleges
in the country, places a none
tary value on each student,
whether he be a member of the
football squad or the gymlla-
sium team. Sports of some
sort, you know, are compul-
sorry at Annapolis. In fact, every
Midshipman must pass a test in
swimming, rope climbing and
boxing before he can graduate.
Each graduate at Annapolis
represents an investment of
$4,000 by the Government,
and so, as he is being
trained his health is checked
time and time again. Anyone
who was in uniform during the
World War knows how fire.
quently those physical inspec-
tions occurred. Well. they nap
pen just as frequently in peace
times at Annapolis, as they no
doubt do at West Point, al
though the second guessers do
say that Cadet Sheridan was
entirely too frail a type to
play football.
The Washington times., 1931-12-17
Last Nights Fights

At BoSton-Ernie Schaaf, BoS-
ton heavyweight, knocked out
Giacomos Bergomas, Italy CD.
At Jersey City-Leonardo Zaz,
zarino, Jersey lightweight, de-
feated Harry Carlton. Jersey
CITY (1n),
The Washington times., 1931-12-17
FINAL GRID GAME

The Congress Heights 135-pound
footballers will put away their
togs after Sundays game with the
Virginia Juniors. The game VIII
be played on the Alexandria Ship
yard Field for the benefit OF the
Alexandria Day Nursery.
The Washington times., 1931-12-17
J. C. C. GIRLS READY

The Jewish Community Center
girls basketball team seeks games
with leading unlimited teams.
Call Manager Betty Kronman at
North 40S2 during the day and at
Adams 4169 during the evening
Gladys Mills is the coach.
The Washington times., 1931-12-17
Self Satisfaction Injuries
Footballs High Estate
CHAPTER II
BY HARRY COSTELLO
GEORGETOWN Backficld Star, 1908

Football must alter its theory of empire
That is the assertion of those most thoroughly &C
ouained with all circumstances conditions of the academic
game. -
The modern era of football had its beginning in 1908
thereabouts. has been marked by many worthy
efforts Unfortunately the also has been marked by
more unworthy efforts
The Washington times., 1931-12-17
GRIFFS-A'S SHARED TOP FIELDING H0N0RS IN
Case of DdUis, @. B.
Not EUen on Bench
Plan Is Practical
Navy Has System
For Safe Football
Doctor o. KS Boys

In undertaking to adjust the game of football to
cut down fatalities and injury step toward which survey
now being made by the rules committee too much en-
phasis cannot be placed the item of proper medical
supervision of the players
The ideal method insofar the safety of the player
concerned employed at the United States Naval Academy
where fulfledged physician sits the bench all times
and where the boys undergo regular physical examinations
from the moment thew enter the Academy.
The Washington times., 1931-12-17

PIERCE ELLETT, energetic secretary of the Odd Eel
lows Bowling League, of the leading
bowers of the city but business pressure forced him to
the sidelnes He is still power among the Odd Eel
lows however, Rhett Donaldson is of the foremost
shooters of the famous Donaldson clan. Elicit bowls
with the Amity No. team and Rhett with Amty No. g
The latter team is entirely made up by the Donaldson
brothers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-04-15
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-04-15
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-04-15
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-04-15

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-04-15

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-04-15


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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-04-15

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-04-15

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-04-15
b. MARIE NAROT

w TIH the prediction that cOlOrful frocks are 70 be
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-04-15
Careful Diet Important
Aid in Fighting Colds
Trouble ' HIGH Probably Accounts for More Suffer
ing and Economic Loss Than AHy Orhr AzEneHf-
BE ROYAL : COPELAND. VII. u
Ir-e1 States Senator Hr1- Eer TrrE
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-04-15

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-04-15
Answer. 20 HesIIh Qarri~S

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-04-15
ToSpsre the
Rod or to
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-04-15

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-04-15

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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-06-05
SLOVENSKT FURMANI DO
CZECH.

NaSlrdknm ncurovnamGho hos
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Z mich jc bez zamcStnania. Y &C.
chach nedavno v1chor vo vel :
k[ch oblastiach vylamal lc>y a jc
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chile spracovant. Tato praca Wy
zaduje hlavne zrucnych furma-
nov, ktorIch jc ia SIovrn>ku
prave tomto case doStatok. IN
tcrcSovant kruhy preto vStllpiIy
do spojenia S furmanmi Ia Po-
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!cznic povoIi pre- furmanov sI'a-
VII na zclcznici, pohronSkl fur
mani V niekoIkIch sl<upindch Sa
na istE cas- odst 'ahujiI do Czech
ma pracu. Riaditel'stvo Statnych
zelcznic V BratirIave ziado>t o
sl'avu slovenskym furmanom od-
mictlo teraz sd caka rozhodnu-
tie ministerstva zeleznic.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-06-05

den ma druhy. Podl'a staroslo-
venskeho obycaja, lezali hlavou
k zapadu, az k juhozapadu a te-
da v takej polohe, ably videli, ke-
by mohli povstat', vychod slnko.
Vtedy uz nebolo zvykom davat'
dairy, ma pr. zbrane do hrobu, a
tax pri kostrach boly takmer len
zensk6 sperky, najma nausnice S
esovite zakrutenym jednym kon-
com, ktore okrasl 'ovaly hlavu.
Pri niektorych kostrach sa nasty
mincicky, ktore su dolezit6 pre-
datovanie hrobitova. Vlastivedne
muzeum V Bratislave zachranilo
Z pohrebiska, ktore aspon cia-
silky mohlo presk1mat', okrem
pamiatok predovSetkym mnoho
lebiek a vobec kostier.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-06-05
NAsLI 2OOO-RoCNU PsENICU,

V dome rol'nika Jozcfa Fakana
Parkane pri oprave jeho pivni-
cc sd prisIo na vel'kn iaskynu,
Itora sa nachadza pod domom.
Pri tom sa urobiI zaujimavI OBJ
jaw. Naslo sa vel'k6 mnozstvo pse
nice, ulozen6 V zatvorcnIch nado-
bach star6ho povodu. L Prahy sd
na miesto dostaviIa odborna ko-
misia, ktora ustanovila vek pse-
nice ma 1000 rokov. Dpa r0znych
pr1znakov sa sud-, ze Ia touto
.iaskynou sa nachadzaju este al
inc a preto sa pOkracuja tcraz 80
svolenim rol'n1ka vo vykopav-
kach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-06-05
STAROSLOVENsKE POHREBI.
SKO v JATOVE.

Ma pravo od ccSty Mal6ho
Jatova do Dolneho Jatova pri
Tardoskede bola na pozemkoch
Jozefa Laszlo nevel'ka vyvyseni-
ma, ktor1 tohoto .jara rozvazali
Pri tom objavili radoye pohrebi-
sko staroslovensk6, na ktorom sa
pochovavalo asi cd II. do Il. sto-
rocia. Je teda pohrebisko stcas-
ne S radovym hrobitovom na pa
matnej ''Skalke' mad skalskou
Novou Vsou oproti Trencinu. A.
ko na pohrebisko ma hrade De-
vine IA hrade Nitre, bolo i V
Dolnom Jatove vyuzite newell 'kej
pody hrobitovnej co najviac a
mrtvl boil preto kladeni do hro-
bu veImi husto yedl "a seba a je-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-06-05
RUZBACHY BUDU DRUHYMI
KARLOVYMI VARMI.

Pol'skI grof Zamojski, ktorI
ma majetky na Spisi, podnika
vel'ke prestavby kilpel'och w.
sne Ruzbachy. Teraz podnikol i
move vrtby mineralnyfh prame-
nov a podarilo sa mu V hlbkc 45
metrov najst' silnI pramen, kto-
rGho yoda je vrela. mierne slana
a l1hovitej chuti, pie Sa ale vel
mi prljemne a podla chemickych
zkusiek je rovnako alkaliclo-sa-
lmicka, jako voda karloval,ska V
Cechach. Obsahuje siran sodnH,
uhlicitan sodny chlorid sodny.
Ruzbachy s1 zname licCivFm IL
cinkom svojich pramei1ov w ME
kol 'ko storoci. Boly to vsak az
dosiaf male a malo zname kupe-
ie. Liecia sa V Mich nemoce vnu-
torne, hlavne zaludocn6 a crevne,
tax ako Karlovych Varoch. Te-
raz boil do Ruzbachov pozvany
najlepsi znalec europskych erie
del, univerzitnI professor dr.,
Kmett Viedne, ktory- prevedie
presk1manie vsetkych ruzbas,
skych pramenov. Bude tiez Wy.
sk1mana fch vydatnost'.
Je vel'mi pravdepodobne, re 2
dosial' malych k1pel 'ov vznikne
velka konkurencia Karlovym Va,
rom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-06-05
VEL 'KE RUSKE OBJEDNAV
KY v c. S. r.

Cesko -Slovensko V pOslednej
dobe ziskalo znacny pocet objed-
navok 70 sovietskeho Ruska a
zvlast' Skodove tovarne su objed-
navkami zahrnovane. Rusko pr
yom stvrt'roku toho roku kdpilo
v CSR. "a $15, 100000 tovaru Gel
kom a move objednavky sd oca-
kavaju.
Moskva kdpiIa v cesko-sloyen-
skych zeleziar1ach 10000 ton te-
legrafneho drotu, obrovske mnoz-
stvo parnych kotlov i povrazov
ma viazanie snopov.
Tohorocne sovietske objednav-
ky v CsR. sd styri razy talk vel
Ike ako boly lanske, talkze ruch V
cesko-slovenskych zeleziar1ach sa
vzmaha a mnoho oceliarskych a
inych robotnikov je priberane do
roboty. AvfH
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-06-05
CEsI zIADAJU VYUCToVA.
ME AMERICKYCH sBIEROK.

Praha, Is. maja. - V dnesnom
20. cisle. tyzdennika Narodna
liga'', ktore vyslo pc konfiska-
eli 2. opravenom vydanl, je na
l. strane vel'kym pismom vyzva:
"Americk6 sbierky patrily statu
narodu: Vyuctujtc.' ~ Pod touto
vyzvou je potom cIanok, ktore-
no vynimame:
Nraciame sa k otazke vyGcto-
vania americkych rbierok. NaSe
posledne diva clanky veci upG
taly pozornost' sirokej verejnosti,
najviac zucastneni ale o mich MI
cia V zrejmej nadeji. re umlcova-
cou taktikou vec bude sprevade-
ia 20 sveta. TAX jakO docasna
moe svadza ich k onylom inych
smeroch d viedla ich k prehraniu
ohromneho mravntho kapitalu.
tok pc tejto stranke neujdl a.
spon sGdu Pudsktho tribunalu
najvyssichi, tribunaIu dejin.
Narod budilci dcjepisci majl
pravo vediet', jakej miere ME
len politicky, ale financne anne
ricki Cesi a Slovaci prispeli k O.
svobodeniu svojej vlasti. Do dne-
sneho dina ME je ale znama celko-
Va suma, ktoril "a vojny a po VOL
ne naSi zamorski kra.ania zahra-
nicnej Narodnej radc odviedli.
Mech je w akakol'vek, ide tn 0
EistorickT fakt prvotriednej dole
zitosti, a je tn tiez zreima mrav-
na povinnoSt' k nIrodu, buduc-
no>ti i k amcrick[m Ccchom
SIovakom Hamotnym. Povinnost
IL jr 0 TO vIGSia, IL >taIy sa po-
kusy vyznam yISku pomoci
zmenSit'.
CaSopis d alcj pjSc, zc Ccsko-
amcrickt katolickc Sdruzenic po-
Slalo BcncSovi, w aI1o zahraniC-
ntmu mini>trovi do Parlza 300 IT,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-06-05
BLESK UDREL DO KOSTOLA.

Dna 6. maja napoludnie rozpU-
tala sd mad obcou SoloSnica, okr.
Malacky, velka bilrka. ktora Sp0-
sobila znacn6 skody IA poliach,
lebo pocas lejdku padaly al krll-
by vel 'kosti lieNkovcov. Mimo to-
ho udrel hrom do rim. kat. kosto-
la, ktorom narobil vel d skody :
poSkodil dlazbu ma mnohIch mie-
stach, porozbijal obloky Il mnoht
cenne veci. Skoda, ktora nic jc
poistenlm kryta, Sd odhaduje aSi
ma 1000 KcS. O zivot neprisiel
nikto, lebo V tom case Tudia ne
boil V kostole. Bolo 'by ia miente
opatrit'. vezu solosnickeho kostola
hromosvodom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-06-05
DIEVCA ZOsALELO, KED 30.
LO OLUPENE o CEsT A
PENIAZE.

V obci Hrabova Roztoka IL u
norodu doSlo tieto dni k surove-
mu lupeznemu prepadnutiu, Ma
hradskej boil prepadnutt dive ze-
ny. Marai Ilona HrabciCova,
matka d dcera. Nracaly sd nesko-
TO V noel dOmOv a ned 'alckO OBJ
ce boly napadnute dvoma nezna-
mymi chlapmi, ktori ich obrali o
peniaze a znasilnih. Ilona Hrab-
cicova, ked' sa pachatelia vzdia-
lii a videla, re jej dcera lei V
bezvedOmi na zemi. utekala do
dediny pre- pomoc. Zatial, nez sa
vratila S nielopkTmi muzmi, bo-
la dcera uz prec Muzi Sd so III
falou matkou dali Okamzite do
hi adania dievcat d a naSli no
po niekol'ko hodinovom .bllidcni
az rama V leSe, ukryt1 krovi-
mach. Diavca sd IA mich vrhlo Il
zacalo okolo scba kll>at a Skra-
bat voIajl1rc pri tom: ia vas
zabijem, ia vas zabijcm, ncdam
sa vam' Teraz ovsem poznali, re
dievGa l'al1u a bolast on mad po
kOrenlm zoSalelo. Bolo trcba mad
iudskej namahy ju premoct' a
doviest do dediny. Tam Sd do
stavil ekar, ktorI nariadiI Okla
NIFTY prevoz do llstavu pre- cho-
rOmYSel ne.