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NEWTON HALL
1417 Newton st. NV.
THE WAVERLY
Ions N Ct N w

Just near enough downtown for
cOnvenience-3 rooms, kitchen
and bath at SIS, with refrigera-
ton furnished to you.
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1891 18TH STREET NV.
Apartments newly redecorated of
z and 3 rooms, kitchen and bath,
$3.50 to SEC. 90. Resident manager
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Adjacent TO downtown distr1ct.
Apartments Of 2 and 3 rooms,
kitchen and bath, $3.50 to $3.50:
24-hour elevator and switchboard
service, electricity on house current,
electric refrigeration. Resident man
ager.
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BOSS & PHELPS
THE GUTHRIDGE

EII5 st. NV.
A convenient downtown location.
Apartments Of ! and rooms, kitchen
and bath, $3.50 70 s65 90; 24-hour
elevator and switchboard service.
Electric refrigeration. Resident man
aRer.
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1924 CONNECTICUT AvENTTF

us n , IhEEI NV.
Apartments of and rooms,
kitchen and bath, $1,000 TO 337 so.
Resident manager.
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636 18th ST. NE.
New building convenient to Govt Print
rooms and bath. Available for occupancy
Oct. lst Inspect today and make your res
ervation. Open and lighted daily.
CHAS. d. SAGER,
National 0036. 924 14th St. NV.
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2lO9 F ST.

Convenient to the recreationaI
facilities of Potomac Park and
downtown room, dining al
cove, kitchen and bath-S36 to
$40, including refrigeration-in-
a-door beds.
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to s rooms, 2 baths and porch,
S45 to S20O-completely equip
ped and serviced-an unusually
attractive entrance and lobby
garage in the building.
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THE RADNOR
1901 18th St.
THE GREENBRIER

HE OhEENbRIEh
No. 1107 on fashionable 18th st.
an unusual downtown building
--11x15-foot foyer, spacious liv-
ing room and chamber, kitchen,
pantry and bath at S90-refrig-
Grafton included-elevator. (
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EnduranSs Flyers Abandon Effort,

'~s@A1 NAN711NW . y We 1N1N1VAA @E1H u y
ISTREs. France, January II (F1--
Joseph Lebrix, French pilot, and his
mechanic. Doret. abandoned their sec
ond attempt to break the world dis
lance and endurance record over q
closed circuit today at 1892 am. Vio-
lent winds throughout the night ham
pered their flying. They began their
effort yesterday morning.
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and Fairfax Real Estate Board also
will attend.
Representative Sol Bloom of New
York, director of the National George
Washington Bicentennial Commission,
will be one of the principal speak
ers and will discuss the 1882 celebra-
ton and its advantages to the City Of
Washington.
Ernest N. Smith, executive vice
president of the American Automobile
Association, is to address the gather
ing on the subject of Washington and
It's Future Possibilities"
G. L. McGray of the speakers unit Of
the Community Chest will give a short
talk on the work of the Chest. Fred
East and william Raymond will pre-
sent a musical program. A buffet sup
per will be served at the conclusion of
the meeting.
A special Reception Committee has
been appointed by Arthur Carr, presi-
dent of the board. The committee con-
sists of j. Edward Schwab, chairman;
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his home in 1912 that he exhibited it to
his guests at his Christmas party. Four
of the guests were given baths in the
new household convenience, and the
party" secured two. columns in the city
newspapers the next day, in which the
bathtub was denol need as luxury, out
of keeping with the democratic spirit Of
the times.
philadelphia in 1843 sought to pro-
hibit, by ordinance, bathing from No
vember to March, but the measure
lacked two votes Virginia laid State
tax of $50 a year on bathtubs. Hart
ford, Providence, Charleston and VIII
mington quadrupled water charges to
owners of bathtubs. But the tub came
into real fame when President Fillmore
installed one in the White House.
London Dirty City.
IF you think that modern cities are
dirty, consider the plight of London in
the eighteenth century. There were
few factories then, and most of the
smoke came from the f1replaceS of the
homes. SUDDEN drafts down the CHM
neys drove the smoke through the rooms
and deposited the SCOT on everything.
In 1744 Benjamin Franklin invented
the first room heater. which he called
the Pennsylvania fireplace. This was
DOA SbOF6 WHICH, COulQ DC SSJ III JIlS
center of the room, and which gave
heat from all sides at once, a great
improvement over the old fireplace that
warmed a person on one side only, and
then only when you we're near the flre.
And then came the electric light and
the development of the array of cleo
trical appliances that gladden. the heart
of the modern housewife. The first
homes in which the electric light bulb
shed its luminous rays were the houses
in Menlo Park. N. j., where Mr.. Edison's
Laboratory was situated then. The in.
vention of Che incandescent lamp itself
took place on October 81, 1879, and the
lighting system was invented before
the end Of that year People who re-
member to be thankful for the beauty
and convenience of electricity should
remember that Mr.. Edison had the
home in mind when he perfected his
marvellous invention and also be thank
ful that the attention Of such men has
been turned to their domiciles."
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HOME OWNERSHIP
HELD VITAL TOU.S.
Dr.. julius Klein Breakfasts
Praise of Building and
Loan Association.
tcontlnued FROM First Page

lG0ntlnueo From First Page)
seekers and start them on the road
toward home ownership.
THE activities Of the building and
loan associations cannot be considered
as falling merely within the domain of
cold-blooded financial dealings. They
nave great social value The associa-
lions have stimulated homecoming am
Dition-have encouraged countless
home-seekers and guided them to the
contamination of their desire, No need
TO emphasize what this has meant in
personal happinessl It has brought
Joy, pride. an incentive to renewed &C
tiVity. There is q deep, firm basis for
contentment IN the feeling that your
nome belongs to you-that you own a
shelter, q castle, from which no man
can Gust you.
''The healthy communal life which
arises in predominantly homecoming
community means much to business
also. Business can be more organically
developed herewith greater security
and assurance Of permanence. So BUSH
ness has reason to be grateful to any
agencies, such as the building and loan
associations, which promote on sound
bases a program Of homecoming. It is
perfectly obvious that all this means
more work for carpenters, electricians,
plumbers, masonS. It insures q more
substantial city or village life.
Building and loan associations, to de-
serve our confidence and patronage.
must, OF course, be properly organized
and managed. Luckily, the overwhelm-
ing majority Of them are within that
acceptable class. But the splendid rep
utation Of the building and loan associa-
ton imposes upon 1t the obligation to
be alert in sensing opportunities for
service which may be presented by
changing conditions, and further i'm
poses on it the duty to guard jealousy
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|St Francis Sisters Occupy House of Studies
Spanish Type Structure in
Brookland Recently
Finished.
HOME PROVIDED
THOSE IN COLLEGE
100 by 40 Foot Building of
Brick and Limestone
Costs $4,000.

Erected at cost of $4,000, the Dun
ScotuS House of Studies of the Catholic
Sisters College in Brookland was COM
pleted recently on a site on the college
Sisters of st. Francis, whose mother
house is located at Syracuse, N. Y.
Modelled after a Spanish style OF
architecture, essentially characteristic
of the many buildings comprising the
Catholic Sisters College group the new
building is a two-story structure pro-
viding accommodations for 20 sisters
It's purpose is to provide residence
for members of the community while
pursuing graduate and undergraduate
courses at the Sisters College and at
Catholic University.
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WASHINGTON MIGHT
MEETING PLANNED
BicentenniaI Plans to Occupy
Prominent Place on Real
tors Program.

Washington and the Bicentennial
celebration will be the featured topics
of the program of the Washington
Night" meeting of the local Real Estate
Board to be held next Thursday eve
ming at the Mayflower Hotel.
Members of the Senate and House
District Committees, the District Com
missioners and others prominent in the
business and civic affairs of the Ma
tional Capital have been invited to at
tend as guests of the local realtors.
Members of the Alexandria, Arlington
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Waverly Taylor, w. G. Miller, Thomas
e. FARRELL, Horace G. Smithy, H. L.
Rust, jr.; Carl G. Rosinski, Harry A.
Seay, j. s. Eaton, Joseph A. Herbert,
jr.; Morris Cafritz, Edison w. Briggs, l..
H. Brodie, Roy w. Condit and j. A. Nc
Carthy.
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against every misuse Of its name-dis-
couraging those who would improperly
exploit It and promoting movements for
wise regulation wherever that may be
needed"
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work includes brick and limestone of
random color.
On the main floor, in addition to a
chapel built to accommodate IS or
more persons, are executive offices, re-
ception and living rooms, with q sun
porch and q community room at each
end of the building. On the second
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GETS HOME AND STILL
Judge Makes Award to Woman In
Lieu of Alimony.

CHICAGO, January II C9-In lieu
Of alimony Judge Daniel p. Trude
awarded Mrs. Angela L. LATCH, the
house she and her husband lived in,
along with the still it contained, but
1t won't be of any use to her because
he stipulated that she be enjoined
from operating it. She complained in
her suit for divorce that her husband
Samuel, drank his own liquor.
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While holding "mensur," or dueling
contest, German students in Berlin were
surprised by the police, who secured the
names Of about 500 and conascated all
weapons.
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The building, which is located at 832
feet long and 40 feet deep. On its face
side, constructed of limestone with gray
stone trim, door, window and steps de-
signs follow Spanish motifs, especially
characterized by protruding Spanish
type balconies. The exterior masonry
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floor are bed rooms and library. The
building was started last June and COM
pleted in December.
Henry w. Cord, local building con-
tractor, was awarded the contract for
the construction Of the building. Z.
M Reid Omeara was the architect.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-30
vALECNE DLHY
BUDU sNfzENE

Toho tyzdna Dol vo Washing
tone ma navsteve prezidenta
Hoovera franchzsky ministerskF
predseda Laval. Radili sa, ako by
sa mohlo pomoct' celemu svetu
ma nohy. o vysledku porad ne
bolo podane mic urcit6ho do We
reinosti, ale je zname, ze sa jed
nalo snizeni valetnych nahrad
Nemecku snizenf valeGntch
dlhov Station. ktore Amerike d.
hujn IL bilionov dolarov. Povra-
va sa, ze ako vale6ne nahrady talk
i dlzoby hudl zpolovice odpuSte~
ne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-30
MARK e. MOORE
JE L'UDoVY KANDIDAT
Dostal najviac hlasov v probaom
hlasovani oboch dennikov.

Mark e. Moore. doteraja NEST
sky sudca, ktory sa V prltomnlch
vol bach uchadza O trad mayora,
je najobl 'nbeneisim kandidatom
na tento trad V celom neste.
Moore v oboch pr6bnych vol
bach, ktore viedly tunajsic ane-
lick6 dennikv, dostal viae hlasov.
nez ktorykol'velS inN kandia1t.
Mark E. Moore test sa vSeobec-
nej obl'ube V .Youngstowre Oii
nechce nikoho zaslepit' blFska-
vymi sl'ubami; nehovori, ze co
mayor prevedie zazra6ny poeet
veci; cez celd dobu Eampane dal
len jeden 81 l'ub tento 2novn
dava: 81. -..A ..
"Mestske urady zaplnin sIlci-
mi tiradnikmi zabezuecim takn
vladu pre- mesto, ma ktoru kazdy
NEST an moze byt' hrdt a ma kto-
ri al ja budem m6ct' hrdost'ou
pozerat'." (Politicka ohlaska.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-30
vEL'KE SCH0DZE
"a MAYoRA JUIIUSA

Ma nedel'u, l. novembra veeer
bude vel'ka volebna schodza "a
mayora Juliusa v gr kat. hale
osady Sv. Nikolaja na Wilson
Ave. v Campbell. Schodza So zaG-
ne o 1880 hod.
Druha schodza "a mayora Ju-
liusa bude pondelok veeer, 2.
novembra o 7 80 hod. v skole o.
sadly Sv. AEbety ma N. Haseltine
Ave.
Mayor Julius a vsetci Dstatnf
kandidati ma repnblikanskej IT,
kete bud1 recnit'. Kazdy mech
pride a vypocuje reel ttchto kan
didatov volebnvch otazkach.
Vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-30
voL'BY v CoITsvILLE TWP

Y Coitsville Township budu
VOLT styroch konstablov, troch
trustisov klerka. Kandidatov lie
mnoho a nasich l'udi v kandi-
dacii SD:
Ia konstabla Andrej s. Yash
MI, 20 Snyder St., Struther ;
Andrej r. Surko, 80 Frank ST.,
Struthers; Jozef Shirilla, 313 So
9th ST., Campbell; Jozef Repa-
sky, 551 Tenney Ave, Campbell !.
Martin E. DnIoyich, % Oxford
ST., Campbell; julius Fabian, %
Ohio ST., Struthers Juraj j. Ka-
ia, Campbell,
Ia trustisa Jan G. Repasky, le
Woodland Ave-, Campbell; Jan
@. Kristian, 305 nv 9th St., Camp
bell; Michal ]. Kocis, Victory
.st, strnthers; Josef =. Jakubek,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-30
BoPAH SA PRIMAL,
zE SA VO VECI NEvyZNA

Ked' franctizslsv premier Laval
prisiel do Washingtonu, senator
Borah, ktory je predsedom Sc
n1tneho vyboru zahranicnvch "a
lezitosti, rozhovore Lavalom
"a vyslovil, ze Mad 'arsko ma do
stat nazad vSetko ztraten6 dze-
mie Nemecku lie sa ma vratit'
pofske 1zemie, ktore po vojne
ntratilo. Ked' Boraha wal ma O.
tazku pol sky vyslanec Filipowicz
senator sa otvorene primal. ze
ieho znalost' aktualnych pomerov
v Pol 'sku v strednej Europe je
vefmi obmedzena.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-30
[ anecne zabavy
a vecierky
BAL BASKETBALL CATY
SBORU 1O8. X. SOKOLOV

Basketball cata Sboru los. K.
Sokolov ma Lansineville usporia-
da na II novembra veeer bal y
SolSolovni ma Homewood Ave. ma
ktorS poyolava cele' slovenske O.
becenstvo = okolia. Hrat' budn
Howard 5 Music Makers od 8 30
do Il, hodiny Vstupnt ie o5c
pre- danny a soc pre- panov.
Spl'avcom tejto zabavy je Jn-
raj Motosko a vo WHORE sl1 Jan
Ianci. Pavel Olenik. Jan Feren-
eak, Stefan Kulik, Jan Gbur, Ste
fan Ferencak. Jan Hole6ko. Ste
fan Olenik Mike Olenik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-30
MASKARNY BAL SOKOLIEK
v CAMPBELL

Venice l31. X. Sokoliek me-
ste Campbell usporiada vel Ky
maskarny bal (Hallowe EN- no
sobotu, 81. oktobra v IIamrako-
vel hale ma rOhu Wilson a Wash
Inotm ul1c. NJ Ftort povolava
bell a celeho okolia. Hrat' b,lAa
vtborna orchestra. Zaene o 730
~e6cr Budil dane peknt pra izt
"a maslSy Prid tie, mlad1 ! start,
CT. slovenske obecenstvo Camp
Sokoii j Sokoll<y, zabavftc sa do
bre. 0 dobre zakusky a 6erstve
napoie postara sa Vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-30
JAPnNSKO "A ma
vYPRATAT z MANDzURIE

Rada Ligy Narodov nariadila
Japonsku, ably svoie vojsko Wy.
pratalo 2 Mandz1rie do 16. no.
vembra Japonsko zprvu prista-
10 ma tento rozkaz, ale neskor-
Sic 81 to rozmyslelo a teraz sa
stavia nroti celemu svetu.
Ocakava sa. ze mocnosti DO Is.
novembri vyvind hospodarskv a
diplomatickyy natlak ma .Tapon-
sko a tax no prindtia k poslus-
nosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-30
Spolkove zpravy
ozNAMENIE 0 UDoM CTS. sos.
I. K. S. J.

Ctenl bratia, touto ccstou YAM
oznamuJeme, ze nasa riadna scho-
dza, ktord mala byt ma l. novem-
bra, na t1to nedel'u, je prelozena
na bndacu nedel'u, ma 8. novem,
bra 2 tel prieiny, ze totil nedr-
ru pojdeme ma cintorin. jcstli hu-
de dobrt potasie.
Tiez vas napominamc. cteni
bratia, ably ste ga bud1cei scho
DE z1castnili v jak najvaeesom
pocte. Zijeme neprijemnych Ga
soch a preto al vo spolkovych We
ciach prichadzajh vsehjakt veci
ma pretras.
Ma tejto sch6dzi tiez sa preve-
die nominacia na trad spollyu pre-
rok 1882. +.
Ctenf bratia. vezmite 81 k srdcu
"a svoju povinnost' ziicastnovat
sa nasich sch6dz hoclen teraz cez
zimrsny cas-.
Sine 6ctou vasi bratia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-30
SCH0DZA YOUNGEST POLIT
KLUBU.

Youngstownsky Slovensky Po-
liticky Klub bVde odbFvat' svo-
ia schodzu nedelu, l. novem-
bra veeer V skole osady Sv. Cy-
rilla a Methoda. Vsetci ndovia
mech sa dostavia. ie to posledna
sch0dza pred vol 'bami
.Juraj Petrik, tai.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-30
SCH0DZA IA JONESA
v NEDEL'U VECER

V nedefu veter, l. novembra o
S. hodine bude valne shromazde-
ME IA Steeltone V hale mad'ar-
skej kat. osady P. Marie. Ma
tomto shromazdenl recnit' bude
mayorsky kandidat James f.
Jones a ini dobri recnici. Tiez hu-
de j zabavny program Prid tie,
nbeania, vo vel'kom pocte.
West Side Boosters.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-30

ny zanedbat svoj STAY TAX. re sa
ich choroba stane 1plne NEVILLE
titel 'nou alebo, ked' ME to. vte-
dy predsa len znacne polSrocilon.
Ak ste chort. dajte sa prehliad
nut svedomitemn lekarovi rob-
te to, Go on vam povie. Nevertc
nikdy podvodnikom, ktori yam
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-30
SCH0DZA POLIT. KLUBU Ma
LANsINGvILLE.

Politick! a Vzdclavajnci kIub
ma Lansingville odbtvat' budc
svoju riadnu mesacnu sch6dzu V
nedel'u veter, l. novembra V So
kolovni ma Homewood Ave. pol
osmej hodine.
Sch6dza bude posledn1 pred
vol 'bami a preto vazna a kazdr
i'd at 81 poklada "a svoju novin-
most 50 tejto schodze zncastnit'.
Juraj Palascak NIL,
zapisnik
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-30
STRANA s.

zarncujii' dplne vyliecenie kto-
rjekol vek nemoci, ami predava-
Com rozlientch patcntovanych
preparatory, ktori nevedia nacisto
mic o medicine a diagn6zc, neok1-l
najn sa vsak vas nist'ovat', zs
vas ich pilnlky a masticky iste
yylieaia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-30
JAN HAJDU IA
MEsTsKEHO RADCU

Jan Hajdu, Slovakom dobre
many mlady advokat je kandi-
datom ma nrad koncilmana /.
wardy v Youngstown. Pan Hal
In pracoval v oceliarnach a ve-
cierkami studoval vo YAICA "a
pravotara. Slovaci, byvajiici !,
warde, mech hlasujl ma p. Hal
du, lebo je to vel'mi svedomity.
nsilovny ma ten brad slci clo-
vek 4 priatel robotn6ho l'udns
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-30
Andrej Panda, tlct.
Matej Martinko, preds.
sCH0DZA POLITICKEHo
KLUBU v CAMPBELL.

Slovensly Politicky. Vzdelava-
jhci Podporujici Klub V Camu-
bel hude mat riadnu sch6dzu na
nedefu, /. novembra. VSctci lido
via mech sa dostavia.
Jan Klirnko.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-30

ri hresia ma nezlomn1 d0veru
vaesiny l'udi "tlaGen6 slovo''.
Urady odhal'uju rome podvody
takmer denne.
Ista spolocnost' ohlaSuje "vN-
hqdnd pracu pre- nezamestnan6
zeny" Site donna vo vol nom
case. Vysetrovanim sa zist'uje, re
spoloenost' predava vzorky ha-
by, ze vsak nedava zenam ziad-
neho zamestnania.
Ina spolocnost' oznamuje, ze
hrvol' moze byt' odstrAnenf "a
tyzdeh osobitnym prostriedkoll
iiecebnym uist'uje titatelov, ~
tisice Tudi vd acne dosvedti Il
6innost, tohoto prepardtu. pri
vysetrovani vSak doznava nepray
divost' tychto tvrdeni zaviazu,
ie sa odsiranit' svoje oznamy L
tlace.
Dvaia predavaGi "lekarskyct
opaskov" su prinlteni vzdat' sd
medziStatneho obchodovania. Y
jednom prfpade ohlasoval preda
vac svoj vyrobok jako "opasok
na chudnutie", druhom prfpadc
Ease jako ''pas, dodavaiuci nosi
tel 'ovi mladistv6ho vzoMenia". Y
obidvoch pripadoch tvrdili pre-
aavati, Re ich vtrobky ST odpo,
rueovane najlepsfmi atletmi a pc
prednTmi lekarmi. Netreba snad
zdorazhovat', ze ziadne ttchto
tvrdeni nezakladalo sa M pray.
de.
Dvadsat'sest' oznamov, uverej.
nenych predavackou 'zarucene.
no prostriedku proti zleovyn ka
mienkom a inym zaltdocnyn ne
snadzam" bolo hou samotnou pre-
hlasene "a "celkom nespravne
tvrdenie v jednom smere "a
vel'mi prehnane V smere dru-
hom" S1easne tylnto prehlase-
MIN podpisala predavacka Stub,
ze prestane ohlasovat ttmto sp6-
sobom.
my podnik odporucoval vel'mi
ilcinny prostriedok proti zadu-
chu, horleke a bronchialnemu
kataru. Ked' prfslusne irady eel
Ii vec vysetrily, bolo treba al to.
muto podniku vydat' plsomne
prehlasenie, ze ohlasovanym pro-
striedkom media sa vyliecit' am;
zaduch, ami horneka. ami bron-
chialny katar.''
Tychto niekol'ko pripadov da-
va nam nazret' do cinnosti uradu
Federal Trade Commission.
ktoreho aciel 'om je vykynozit o.
znamy podvodnfkov medzistat-
uej tlaee.
Postovy urad napomaha tuto
einnost' neodvislou kampanou.
nacielenou proti l'udskym pavl-
kom, priadlcim siet', do ktorej sa
zanotavajd dovercivi l'udia. Po-
stovy nrad bojuje proti MIN tym,
se ing zakazuie rozosielat syoje