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THE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY IN ALASKA

There are number of government apencies 4h Alaska winch are aiding greatly in the steady deve opnent o the Ierrtory slow progress but ever for ward We have reference to the United States Geolo- gical Survey.
 Together with the road builders We might add Lhese departments are performing mighty labors of 4 Mlaen lhe layman hardly grasps. Its members have penetrated every part of the Territory into ifs hills anq valleys have explored portions of it where no Nfn9e man has gone before them and have rendered slgf1ai service t0 the country
 ihe fep9.ts of the Investigations in Alaska by the survey are o the utmost importance i'll Alaskas lite aIll 2Aa aie classic in their own sphere They Nave paen of great assistance not only to the Drospec2ls Shd nineis of Alaska, but to nearly every Alaskan Traveler
 fEn pFohi- Theia are reh and producing god mnes " asob eoia7f ol fAlasha Can any one doubt foI a moment fAtaf loaes and pacafs ara not between tbose .al. heFs 40le prospectors in the field would find then
 
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elevens. except that Virginia is sure
to be considerably heavier.
COACH DUTCH BERGMAN Of Cath
~ Ole University is rather confident
that City College of New York will
go back to New York defeated after
it meets his team at Brookland. Berg
man, especially since the Boston Col
lege game, has a good deal of conf
dence in his team, and is Of the opin-
ion that it has a fair chance in any
game In which 1t is not opposed to
overwhelming odds.
II think We have a good chance to
beat City College of New York" says
Bergman, and it will be a severe dis
appointment if we don't. In other
words, 1 feel that we have team
capable of winning and when one fails
to make the best of a situation it is
bound to be disappointing Seine two
or three of our fellows took a severe
pounding and are considerably bruised,
play by tomorrow. Lyons, one of the
guards, is the only doubtful one, as he
sustained a wrenched back, and it is
possible that we shall see fit to give
rim another week before sending him
into a game"
Coach Jim Pixlee of George Wash
ington really is the only one of the local
coaches in a position to contemplate to-
mcrrow's proceedings without the least
concern. His team meets Elon College
and probably will win by just as big a
score as the Colonials desire to run up
However, even Pixlee may be somewhat
on the anxious seat for ear that his men
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-02

Western Conference foot ball and by
the middle westerners who want to get
a line on one Of the Western Confer
ence schools.
The game Notre Dame plays at Indi-
ana should attract attention for much
the same reason. Certainly other
Western Conference schools desire to
know how strong Indiana is and the
foot ball public over the country are
curious to see what Notre Dame will
do without Rockne, although in all
probability Notre Dame will have just
about as wood an eleven as if Rockne
were present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-02

may sustain injuries. Only a little
while now, and Pixlee's team will go
against some strong opposition, notably
the Tulsa University eleven next week,
and he cannot afford to get many more
men on the injured list. Several Of his
best backs have been having diff1culties
along this line, and one, Fenlon, may
be out for some time.
4 MEXICAN UNIVERSITY and Gal
IA laudet are putting on the finishing
touches for their opening contests,
the former with Lynchburg College at
Lynchburg. and the latter with Loyola
at Baltimore. Both are having their
difficulties getting together the right
kind of combinations. especially Gal
laudet which lost its whole backfield by
gradua ton and now is trying to rebuild
out of some of the greenest kind OF
material
All four of the games scheduled here
begin at 2:30 o'clock. Georgetown
meets Western Maryland at Clark Grit
fifth Stadium, George Washington plays
Shenandoah at Central High Stadium
Catholic University has City College of
New York on It's own field, while Mary
lan6 entertains Virginia at College Park
Probably the game in the South to-
morrow which will be watched with
keenest interest is that at Nashville
between Vanderbilt and North Caro-
lima. For one thing. Vanderbilt is
reputed to have the strongest team
in its history and North Carolina has
for the last four years been right
among the top four or five Of the
Southern heap. The foot ball public
generally, and partisanS particularly,
will want to know whether or not VAN
derbilt is AS strong as has been re-
ported and it is felt that If it wins
by a fair margin from North Carolina
that glowing tales Of its proves are
not without real foundation. On the
other hand, the game should give
good line on North Carolina. II the
Tarheels are able to measure up to
the Commodores. then there will be
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nUKE ought not to have a whole lot
~ Of dif1culty getting away with Vir-
ginia Military Institute, as appar-
emily the Lexington Cadets have not yet
had time to rebuild their great team Of
two years ago, which team was wrecked
by graduation. When a school in this
section loses 10 of IL regulars. it is a
blow from which recovery is not so
rapid. Virginia Military Institute
barely beat Hampden- Sidney, and when
a week later Washington and Lee
swamped the same eleven it did not
seem by comparison that v. M. 1. is
so strong. Then when Richmond took
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-02
MANAGER AT GREENBRIER

LEWISBURG. w. Va. October q
Cadet Frank Skinner, son of Mrs. Lii
liam Skinner, 900 East Capitol street
Washington, D. c., has been appointed
manager of the Greenbrier Military
School foot ball team for this season.
He is a senior and has been promi
nent in student activities. He got thu
grid post in competition with three
other assistant managers last season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-02
Monaco to Lead
Cards Tomorrow

LEAD COACH ARTHUR BERG
i L MAN has announced that Nick
Monaco. veteran guard. would
captain the Catholic University
eleven tomorrow in its game with
City College CT New York in the
Cardinals stadium.
Bergman, in making the an
nouncement, stated that he consid-
cred Monaco one Of the best guards
in this section.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-02
Colleges Play Six Games Tomorrow With Hoyus and Ters in
HILLTOP COACH is EAGER
TOCET AT GREEN TERROR
Maryland and Virginia Are Out to Redeem Poor
Starts-C. W. Has Set-up-C. U. Is Confident.
GalIaudet, A. U. in Openers.
BY II. c. BYRD.

TX local college foot ball teams resting their today In
- tomorrow. Georgetown and Maryland
practically nothing shape few odds
because both into grueng struggles Catholic
certain
victory
of its time polishing off its
of injured players while Amer
their equals
finishing touches that should enable them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-02

One of the most important games
scheduled tomorrow is that between
Pittsburgh and Iowa at Iowa City. The
Smoky City eleven is making its first
appearance against Iowa and the result
of the game will be watched with keen
interest by those in the east who want
to see what is accomplished against
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-02

the measure Of the Cadets, it began
to look very much as if the Cadets
had a long way to travel to reach
point equal to what they we're year
before last, unless. of course, Richmond
is much stronger than usual.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-02

Two games are scheduled between
teams that represent the northern and
southern ends of the Southern Con-
ference. In one Florida meets North
Carolina State at Raleigh and in the
other Georgia plays Virginia Poly
technic Institute at Athens. The game
at Raleigh seems to be pretty much of
a toss-up, with a chance that North
Carolina State will surprise people and
win. The one at Athens should result
in victory for Georgia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-02

plenty of reason for the impression
that North Carolina still is carrying on
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-12-25
MORATORIUM PRE-
CLENOV K. J.
Campbell, Ohio.

Campbell, Ohio.
Starry rok je uz Ii konca. w
drziavame rocne schodze mai
protivnejsia otazka, $ ktorou nau-
SINE zapasit je ia, ze co asi uro-
bime S clenmi, ktorf uz dlhsi cas-
svoje prispevky neplatia. v ka-
zdom cisle je ich dost'. V nasom
Cisle SO. K. j. uz teraz sa najde
od 40 do SO, teda co mimi?
Vytvorit' vsetkych? Nebude to
neprakticky destruktfvny Gin
pre- cell organizaciu v6bec?
Su to vsetko start a dobri jed
notari; oni stvorili a udrziavali
Jednotu az posavad', a dnes,
ked' su n1dzi, majl byt' z nej
vyhodeni? To by bolo smutne
We'd sme katolici SINE bratia -
nesmieme byt' ako plhi clenovia
asekuracnej spolocnosti, ktora
nema lasky, ami citu.
Cteni spolubratia, name hodne
vzdelanych 1dov K. j. ma nasej
okolici, ci by nebolo ma case, ably
niekto svolal spolocn1 schodzu v
tejto zalezitosti? Bratia, staraj-
me sa 0 veci, ktore s1 nase, a ra-
tujme sa, k.rm je este cas-.
Ci by nepomohlo aspon zcia-
silky, ma jeden rok, morato-
RUM?
My vieme, re valuta nasich in
vesticii klesla, a S tym i nasa sol
ventnost' Preto necakajme S ton
to vecou ma HI. Trad.
Depresia zastihla naSu okolicu
Wac nezli Pittsburgh, Cleveland
a Chicago, preto re nemame vod-
nej dopravy, a preto ia uloha, 0,
hlasit' sa, patrl nam. A jestli
prideme na sposob, ktorym po.
mozeme nasim spolubratom o.
stat Jednote az do bud1ceho
leta, kedy, skrz vol by, robotnt
pomery sa mozu aspon zciastky
napravit', zaiste kazdy brat po-
tom radost'ou 81 svoje podlz.
nosti vyrovna a platit' bude svoje
prispevky mad 'alej.
V protivnom pade ale, jestli Wy.
tvorime 40 az so clenov jedno
ho cisla, snadno 81 mozeme pred.
stavit', bratia mill, ako dlho to
nasa organizacia vydrzi.
A. Miller.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-12-25
VAS POKRM "A VASE
ZDRAVIE.
PRECO DOSPELf POTREBU-
JU MI4IEKAY
Pfse Shirley w. Wynne, M. D.,
p. H.. komisar zdravotnictva me.
sta New York.

Som toho nahl'adu, zeby zdra-
vie naroda bolo 0 mnoho lepsie,
ked by kazdy muz kazda zena
pill hoe len kvart mlieka denne.
Je dokazanym faktom, re mlieko
je nevyhnutne potrebne pre- zdra-
vie. Pokial vieme, nejestvuje mic,
co by no mohlo v strave cloveka
pine nahradit'.
Kazdy dospely clovek vyzadu-
je denne 24OO az 27O0 kalorii,
eize tepelnych jednotiek na to,
ably jeho telo mohlo vykonayat'
vsetky funkcie. Tieto kalorie sd
dodavane telu vo forme potravy,
ktord jie, lebo potrava je "ku-
rivom", ktore uvadza Pudsky
stroj do pohybu. Prave tax, jake
ma vyknrenie priemerneho ro-
dinneho domu je treba eajsi pat
funtov parry, prave tax potrebu-
je telo urcite mnozstvo kalorii.
Jedon kvart mlieka obsahuje
TOO kalorii, teda priblizne stvrti-
nu toho, co l'udske telo denne
vyzaduje. V jednom funte hova-
dzieho masa bez kosti je to iste
mnozstvo kalorii. Prave tax je
tomu v mnohych inych pripa-
doch. Tym mono teda l'ahko
objasnit' fakt, preco so stanovi-
ska zdravotneho al narodohospo-
darskeho mlieko stoji neobycajne
vysoko. Je vsak tiez dokazanym
faktom, ze mlieko obsahuje vap-
mix a fosfor v spravnych proper
ciach, re obsahuje inc minera-
lie a re je bohate na vitaminy.
Preto mono o nom povedat', re
je takmer dokonala potrava.
Ia ziadnu in1, pomerne tax Lac,
MI potravinu neagitovalo sa ak
iste doteraz nikdy tax usilovne
po celej krajine, jako sa teraz a.
gituje "a mlieko. Popredni leka-
ii a verejne-zdravotni uradnici
vo vsetkych temer ciastkach kra-
jiny povzbudzuju najma dospe-
lych, ably pill Wac mlieka. Nikto
akiste nemoze vzniest' obvinenie,
re tato akcia "a vacsiu spotrebu
mlieka kona sa vol 'ajakym po-
strannym iimysl 'om, lebo mlieko
sa produkuje a spotrebuva vsade,
Dospeli mali by pit Wac mile
ka a to pre- tn jednoduch1 pri-
cinu, re je to zdrave. Kvart mile
ka denne vykona prave divy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-12-25
MNOHE DIEVCATA
UPADUJU PRE- BIEDU

Biskupovia ysetkych vieroyy-
mani Y meste New Yorku vydali
APPEL ma obcanstvo, ably bolo ia
pomoci vyboru, ktory potrebuje
financne prostriedky na zachra-
novanie dievcat % prostitdcie,
ktora sa tom meste Sri na-
sledkom nezamestnanosti. Bisku7
poyia hovoria, ze 4 New .orlkal
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-12-25
DIRE ZBOJsTvO VO DINE

" utorok ma poludnie dyaJa
.zbojnici nastavili reyolvery ma
Jim Bombolisa, spravcu restau-
rantu pri nasej redakcii sa ma
.chodiaceho prin1tili ho yydat
.yyse 300 Y peniazoch cekoch,
,ktore niesol do. banky Zbojstvo
sa udalo yo Federal Arcade.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-12-25
YOUNGEST. SLOW. NOVINY

Mono dostat' j drobnom odpre.
daji u p. j. Hudika, 1853 Poland
Ave-, p. Jana Franko ma Lansing
vile a ma stande pod mostom v
Campbell.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-12-25

pomery v tomto ohFade sii este
ME tax strasne, ako mych me-
stach krajiny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-12-25
ROZHLAs YsN.

Novorocny wins:
Vinsujeme vam
st 'astlivy Novy Rok,
aby yam vypadnul z pece box
a kozuba r1ra,
zeby vasa - .peda
bola vzdy hruba!
Vinsujeme yam Novy Rok,
ably ste mali rovny krok
"a v tvari pohl'ad smelly
a boil vzdy vesell!
Vinsuj jeme yam k Novemu Rol1u,
aby yam zdravie zracilo oku
srdce laskou hrialo
tych, co jej maju malo.
ked' dakto odchadza ma wee
most, placeme - ale "a tymto
starym rokom plakat' nebude-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-12-25

ed dakto odchadza ma wee
t., placeme ale Ia tymto
'ym rokom plakat' nebude-
vorocne rady:
.Vykrocte z domu
tou pravou nohou,
nestretnete sa
ziadnou nehodou.
Urobte kolo,
povedzte rec:
"Pan Bob je mani -
vsetko zle prec!'
A cely rocek
mic nezroblte -,
ako sd vravi,-
nestanovite.
Cely rok lit 81
budete st'asti,
ak 81 natrete
do vlasov masti.
Zajedzteze 81
str1cok cesnaku:
nedostanete
chorobu daku.
Bezdetni, v kdty
nasypte hrachu:
= hned bude deti
jak toho prachu!
Ak vam Rysul a
mlieka nedava
" tom bude iste
strygonska sprava.
Pozrite pod prah -
tam je ropucha!
Ta krave mlieko
vemena ducha.
Poor, dieycata,
na to zrkadlo,
ably vam z ruky
dak' nevypadlo!
Ak sa robbie
v tom Novom Roku,
neurobite
k oltaru kroku. ~
Kto chce peniaze,
tu rada kratka:
noste pod pazou
maleho skriatka!
Kto bude sllchat'
ma tieto rady,
zivot potecie
mu bez zavady.
5uduci rok, ak al nebude lep-
od stareho, bude aspon zauji-
vejsl: budl prezidentske vol
~.
'ir Paish, najchyrnejsf ekonom
svete, nedavno predpovedal,
Q diva mesiace nastane lplne
tenie hospodarskej stavhy sye-
A teraz predpoveda, ze ma
l1ci rok bude TAXA prosperi-
akej svet este nevidel. Teraz
vleme, co Su to "a mudrci n
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-13
FINALISTS TO
GO Sc HOLES
Winner to Succeed Armour
As Canadian Open
Champion

TORONTO, Ont. July 1s-P-
waiter Hagen Detroit veteran. and
rercy Alliss, Britlsh-born pro al
the Wannsee club in Berlin. to-
morrow will play 36 holes In an
elIort 70 determine which shall
succeed Tommy Armour as Cana
Dan open golf champion.
Onruffled by a driving rain. Al
iiss rammed home an 18-foot putt
~ the home green late Saturday
afternoon for the birdie three that
enabled him TO tie Hagen at 282
Ior n u holes OF the champion
snip proper. The playoff for the
tile was put over until Tuesday
because Alliss already was booked
exhibition matches yesterday
and today.
Hagen had the championship ap-
parently sewed I'd until the last
-FOUR holes OF his fourth round. At
that point he held what looked ike
D safe lead but he messed his tee
snot az the 18th and finally toasz
six and then slipped one over par
four at the 18th. He got his pars
80 the nth and 18th but bv that
Time the damage had been done.
Alllss, six strokes behind after So
holes. used up only 80 strokes on
MS last nine and cIlmaxed a dis
play OF brilliant golf with that long
putt az the 18th that he needed SO
badly.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-13
CRABSBREAK
BUFFS' STREAK
Houston Finally Stopped
After IL Successive
Victories

Seven Texas League clubs breath
ed q sigh OF relief today-the Hous-
ton Butfaloes, who had collected the
amazing total 70 twelve consecu-
tive victories-stumbled and fell
In their second game against Calves
ton ? 10 l yesterday to end their
winning streak. This long run
through the win column Nv the
Buffaloes had created no little alarm
among other clubs who were under
the impression the race split 50 all
would have another equal chance at
the pennant.
Houston stretched its winning
streak TO twelve in the first game
when Jerome Dizzy" Dean beat the
buccaneers. 8 to 4. 1t was Deans
18th victory OF the season. Art
Remnant opposed Dean, and Art
pitched q sweet ball game. but err
ratio support forced him TO lose to
the Texas Leagues pitching master.
Pistol Pete Fowler and Preacher
Thurman we're opposing hurlers IN
the nightcap. which Galveston won
2 TO !, TO stop the Bwuffaloes' mad
march 10 the second half title. The
Buccaneers got their two runs III
the second. April doubles, and pis-
t0l Pete walked Thurman and Bal
lew 10 load the bases. Tex Carleton
relieved Fowler. Tex was greeted BY
Manager Pratt's single. scoring APP
I'll and Thurman. Thurman gave the
Buffaloes but two hits in the seven
inning affair.
The second place race had pitchers
put on 1t Sunday when the San
Antonio Indians bumped off the
Beaumont Exporters 10 10 3 and 5
70 2 TO really give the league a jar
and make the Exporters second
place berth rather shaky. II re-
quired four hours and fifty minutes
10 play the two games.
Regardless OF what else occurs
the Dallas Steers have enjoyed a
successful season and Manager Hap
Morse Is the hero or the day. Morse
sent his Steers against the Fort
Worth Cats Sunday. and the Cats
were defeated Z to ! and ? TO 0.
George Murray and Roy Hanson
completely wrecked the Cats scor-
ing machine. Murray stopped the
Cats with a five hit first game. Al
lowing only one run Hansen. Fort
Worth castoff. gave the Cats four
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-13
By GAYLE TALBOT. Jr..
Associated Press sports Writer

The new and less capricious ball
that has given major league pitch
ers "a new lease on life this season
evidently Is losing It's magic quail
tiles as the sun beams stronger and
the batters begin to reach their top
form. Az any rate. the doct0red
sphere was forced 10 take q lusty
beating over the weekend.
Hitting predominated n almost
every instance yesterday rs four
teen contests were unreeled IN the
two circuits. including IA full set
OF douoleheaders In the National.
Only ten pitchers out OF twenty
eight who started wsre able 70 60
the distance. and no rluS vas held
e less than two runs. Thirty runs
crossed the plate In M tilt. twenty
one IN another and nineteen In q
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-13
3-YEAR-OLDS
RACESATURDAY
Twenty Grand and Mate
Likely To Clash
Again

CHICAGO. July 13. P)-If there
Is any question as to the identity
or the seasons champion three-year-
old. IL probably will be settld sat-
urday at Arlington Park in the
worlds richest three-year-old race,
the $4,000 added classic.
Twenty Grand. Mrs. Helen HAY
Whitney's great thoroughbred. Is
stabbed at Arlington, and unless his
recent injury Is aggravated. he will
try II again with A. c. Bostwick's
mate. the only horse ID defeat him
this season. as well as Spanish Play,
winner OF the Latonia Derby. A IA
Carte. Ohio DERBY victor, Wander
Pool. unbeaten O.er shorter dis
tances, sun Meadow and Epithet.
The presence Of the big BAY In
the classic will frighten away a lot
OF other horses but the mile and a
quarter feature Is expected to gross
between $4,000 and $4,000. Should
he be unable TO start, a gross value
Of SGT 900 would not be surprising.
Twenty Grand took his first exer-
else on Arlington's lightning fast
strip yesterday and appeared 10 have
completely recovered from the back
strain suffered In winning the Dwy-
stakes .ulv 4.