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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-17

After all is said and done,
 The boosts and knocks are meant in fun;
 First it's you and then it me
 And with a smile we all agree.
 (By Miss LOtta Strilkesanspares)
 On the ho TOT role this week goes the name of Sexton John Vaitukai- tis, the only three game winner in the league. Captain John, with the aid of Dr Coiney, Johnny Mendle, Two-soup Lesunaitis, the mush- room racketeer Dan Stokes and his little mushries have climbed from the bottom to within two games of the leaders in three weeks. Keeping the boys on their toes and the fact that Vaitukaitis himself leads the league with an average of 113 is evidence of leadership with a capi- tol l..
 According to our new average system for O missing bowler, Di Colney was accorded q 1O8-fO6-f10 total S24 score which also signifies the fact that the Doc is . real hon. est to goodness bowler when he stays at home. Figure chat one out for yourself. When Q bowler edges alongside of you and wants to know why he doesn't receive mem tion in the IL. I. F. g0ssips what do you do? Just mention 1t said the Shadow, and 90 for no good rea- son this free bit of advertising is for the sole benefit of Vitamin Johnny D. Mendle, vitannin D has an average of 03.1O and throws. Q ball with the speed of an express train which is occasionally de- railed as evidenced by the above bowling average. Now if any more of you l.. I. F. bOwlers are anxious to see your name in this column the line forms on the right and don't crowd.
 The victims of Vaituaiktis' bom- bardment were the one and only Yanavich wonder quintet, the word vich sells wonder bread (another ad, eh what, but what makes me wonder is why a man with so much dough fails to rise any higher than 7th place in the team standing. The 266 that Gramma Bill Kenausis rolled didn't help Yanavich's team any either. by the way Bill who was elected president?
 And my oh my; who'd a thunk it, Sheriff John Jenusaitis and his Deputies actually won two out of three games which is nothing less than a miracle. "Sissy" Charles Du. bauskas slam banged those balls down the alleys for a score of 326 which disproved the theory that a chocolate soda drinking man has no pep, Jenusaitis came within one pin of hitting that coveted 300 mark. Keep up the good work sheriff and you will be up where a man of ability belongs, ain't that a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-17
huDSoN cOuKTN
Guc o.NMAR lN oEnsey

County which remained onai of the U which opens in Se M I here Sunday the New Jersey Association will drive amend
  New Jersey and correcting the territory the Metropolitan County were the authors this there could County aiiated with the netEonssn @ xssociation % m opDosed the That takes in 3S organizations,
 rssr mt be for the The fact however that state lines taken consideration Jersey split up among three aocae onthe Middle Atlantic which
 
 has that of the skeeter State wings Judge Jr a dss eeresr and of the Metropolitan Association; Hayes the Olympic marathon winner; B chambers of the Jer Haricrs Herman Brede, Hudson County A. A. County of the metropolitan greater city It would Hudson County athletes since live by the Hudson County the ketropoton the National Wcmens Field international Track Field branches of sports
 There isn't world making proposed depleted selfish motives A. U. politicians proposed amendment under with a blizzard of negative
 dragging weak sisters National den tonight If the m will surprise of the optimistic hockey
  York Rangers the Montreal Canadien Boston others Detroit hands have moved the Stadium oh ouV as protest aganst the hgh rental demanded by the sta rocks (sti
  out all It's profits to meet the mortgage payments on it's arena and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-17
BROTHERS BATTLE
 ON GRIDIRON

Knoxville, Tenn, Nov felt was brother against brother in the recent football tussle be- tween Tennessee md Vanderbilt freshman teams.
 The bothers were Foster and Wade Hampton. When 1t came time for the boys to select . school. for. higher. education, Foster picked Tennessee, and Wade picked Vandy.
 ..When they lined up for the game, the boys found theTn- selves gfacing one another Foster plays right guard for Tennessee and Wade left guard for Vandy.
 The boys showed there was no brotherly love lost during the game.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-17
Central District
 Hoop Meeting

The Central Connecticut District Board of Approved Basketball Of- fcials will hold an interpretation meeting in the Torrington High school next Monday evening, Mo- vember 21 at 9:0O o'clock.
 All coach.s are invited to at tend and bring as many of the players as they wish. A discussion will be held on this years rules pretation Meeting in New York will be given.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-17
MpRET:

the Americans New Yok original entry the league stuck with deficit $25o0o Under these
  the TIME of Willie Mdgelys suicide 
  winner 
  succ Midgely  the City 
  a strangely appropriate requiem. Copyright fss2 King Features syndcae)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-17

O Armory, it is expected that the date will be set for Saturday, De- cember 17.
 The remainder of the schedule which calls for six games in Jan- uary, eight in February and one in March is as follows: January 2, Upsala at Storrs; 12, Boston University at Storrs; IA, Brown, at Storrs; IS, Wesleyan, at Middle town; 21, Massachusetts state at Amherst; "A, Springfield at Springfield.
 February: 4, New Hampshire at Storrs; 10. Tufts at Medford; 1; II, Northeastern at Boston; 15, Worcester P. l., at Storrs; IS. Rhode Island at Kingston; 21, Coast Guard at Storrs; 23, Trim ity at Hartford; 28, Clark at Storrs; March 4, Rhode Island at StOrrs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-17
Hoop Defi

The Emeralds A. C., of Ansonia challenge the Putsic Friars, Brook lyn Speedboys, Star A. c. and Boys club teams of this city Tor games to be played in Ansonia at Falcons Halls. For games write Manager A. Borguis, 34 German street, Naugatuck.,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-17
= SPECIAL EXTRA =

This coming Sunday, November 2Oth at 5:3O D. m. at St JOseph's bowling alleys a 20 or 25 man l.. I. F. bowling team will bowl the same number of men from St Pat- rick,s bowling league. Every mem- Der of the l.. I. P. bowling league is asked to be on hand at about 5 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-17
TONY WON TT YOUNG

Tonyq Canzoneri, only 18 when he won the featherweight cham pionship, was the youngest to ever hold title.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-17
SEASON AT JEFFERSON

Jefferson park racing track at New Orleans will open Thanksgiv- ing day this year and will close with the Jefferson Derby January 21.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-17
Team Standing

Tonight on Alleys
 1-2-Kopiczs vs Sheron 3-4-E. Yanavich vs Selens 5-6-Bobbin vs Lasky
 7-8-J. Yanavich vs Cradles 9-10-Vaitukaiti vs Jenusaitis.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-17

MOST FROM ILLINOIS More players-20-in the Ma tional Professional Football league come from Illinois than any other state.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-17
All Girl Boxing
 Show Feature At
 Gotham Tomorrow

New York, Nov 17-(UP)-Several girls who have kissed may kiss the Friday night during the girls boxing show at the Ridgewood club Brooklyn
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-17
Jersey Justice
 lin The A. A. U..
By DAN PARKER

BAsC principles of democracy mans in U,
 
  Metropolitan Association time gazing
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-05
DAys OF ,ss

DAYS OF '98
 A. B. Hall. Friday, March 11th. auspices of the American Legion and Auxiliary. Keep this date. Gambling and Dancing. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-05
HALIBUT DROPS TO ITS LOWEST
 FOR 25 YEARS
All Markets Depressed and Fish Sells for 2 Cents
 Per Pound

Dropping to the lowest figure in a quarter of a century, halibut sold today on the Fish Exchange in this city at 2 cents pound, both first and second grades. One hull dred and seventy-five thousand pounds were moved, and the en- tire amount will go into the freez- CTS of the Juneau Cold Storage Company to await the demand of next winters market in the States.
 One Catch To Be Shipped
 The fish represents the catches of all boats of the Juneau fleet, except the schooner Explorer, Capt. Magnus Hanson, the cargo of which l5,00 pounds, will be iced and boxed and sent to Seattle on the steam ship Yukon, scheduled to sail south from this port tonight. The last of the local vessels returned from the banks last night.
 The greater part of the catches were taken by E. E. Engstrom agent of the Sehastian-Stuart Com. pany and the rest by Wallis s George, president and manager o1 the Gold Storage Company.
 All Markets Depressed
 Juneau fishermen were influ
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-05

enced to take the two cent offer by the reports received from Pet ersburg, Ketchikan, Prince Rupert and Seattle.
 According to adviceS received from Petersburg and Ketchikan, 10 outright sales are possible in those ports and the advance payments on commission basis, when made at all, are less than 2 cents a pound. Top prices, after careful eulling, yesterday in Prince Ru- pert were cents first grade and 2 cents second grade, and in Se- att1e 5 cents first grade and cents second grade. 0A
 Outlook Not Bright
 Information from the south holds out no hope of much improvement in market conditions for at least q week. In consequence, while some of the large deisel vessels may re- turn to the banks, virtually all the small gasboats are expected to lay in port for awhile.
 Oldtimers on the waterfront de- clare the present halibut market is the lowest since 1907. Some of them recall that fresh fish shipped from Juneau to Seattle did not sell for enough to pay freight charges that year
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-05
MRS. A. R. DUNCAN i RESTS EASY TODAY

Mrs. A. R. Duncan, associated with the Juneau Transfer Company of this city, is resting easily today at St. Ann's hospital after an ap- pendicitis operation yesterday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-05
NOTICE To CREDITORS

Tn the United States Commission er's Court, Juneau Precinct, First Division, Territory of Alaska. In the matter of the estate of Nicanor Castro, deceased, also known as Nick Castro.
 This is to give you notice that Simon Hellentlal has this 1lth day of Febr1lay, 1892, been duly and regularly appointed executor of the estate of Nicanor Castro, deceased, also known as Nick Castro.
 All persons having claims against said estate are hereby required to present their claims, with the pro- per vouchers. within six months from the date thereof, to the undersigned executor, at the office of Hellenthal & Hellenthal, Front Street, Juneau, Alaska.
 Dated this 11th day of February 1892.
 SIMON HELLENTHAL,
 Executor of Estate of Nicanor
 Castro, Deceased. First publication, Feb. 13, 1882. Last publication, March 5, 1892.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-05
NOTICE

NOllOE
 In the District Court for the Ter
 ritory of Alaska, Division Number
 One-at Ketchikan. In the Matter of the Regular March
 1882 Term of the District Court
 at Juneau, Alaska.
 Notice is hereby given that pur- suant to an order of the court regularly made and entered on the 18th day of February 1882. the regular March term of the District Court for the First Division of the District Of Alaska will be held in the court room in the Federal and Territorial Building at Juneau, AL aska, beginning on Monday. the 2lst day of March, 1892 at the hour of eleven o'clock in the fore noon of said day.
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF l have Ihereunto set my hand and caused the seal of said Court to be affixed at Ketchikan, Alaska on this 18th day of February, 1892. tSEAL) JOHN H. DUNN, Clerk, U. s. District Court First publication, Feb. 20, 1882. Last publication, March i2, 1892.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-05
STUDENTS ON HONOR ROLL
 DOUGLAS HIGH SCHOOL

Report cares were distributed yesterday in the high school and grades. A smaller number than usual were placed on the first six weeks honor roll of the second semester. Six students, five girls and a boy, including Hilja Rein ikka, Helen Pusich. Astrid Loken, Stephanie Africh, Elsa Lundell, and Billy Cashen won places on the special honor role which has a standard of all As. EIilja earned five As this period and has mo- thing but As on her report card this year.
 On the B honor roll were Mar garet Pearce with three As and a B; Harry Lundell, three As and a c; Phyllis LundeH two As and 2 B's; Bernhart Savikko, three AS and a B; George Guerin, two As, a B and Q c; Mary Pearce, two As and two B's; Wilma Feero. two As and two B's; Tauno Niemi, two As and two B's; Marie Fox, an A and three B's; Enne Kronquist, two As and B; Lloyd Guerin, A and three B's.
 Only one student was named on the honorable mention list, Archie Edmiston with four B's.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-05
A. L. AUXILIARY MEETING

Members of the American Legion Auxiliary are urged to attend a meeting at the Dugout Monday March T, at pm. Very important
 --adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-05
LEAGUE MEETING HELD

The Ladies League met last night for the March business meeting. New fancy work was exhibited by the committee in charge and dis tributed among the members.
 It was decided to have the regu- lar tea on March IT, in the League rooms. The Goody Sale which was recently advertised was postponed until later date so as not to in terfere with other coming church affairs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-05
HnME-CooKED FOOD

Will be sold by the Martha So- ciety at the Sanitary Grocery Sat urday, March 19. -ady.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-05
DOUGLAS NEVIS
BASKETBALL TEAMS ARE
 CONTAMINATED BY COACHES

The Boys and Girls basketball squads were guests of Miss Pepoon and MT. Rinden, aJniejic coaches, at a dinner at Bailey's Cafe in Juneau, last night After dinner, the party attended the Capitol the atre.
 Those included in the party were Girls team-Rosie Africh, Steph- anie Afrish, Elsa Lundell, Ruth Lundell, Astrid Loken, Margaret Pearce and Helen Pusich.
 Boys team-Angus Gair, George Guerin, Jimmy Doogan, Rex Fox. Tauno Neini, Albert Wilson and Harry Lundell.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-05
Douglas Church.
 Services

Notices for this church column must be received by The Empire note later than 10 o'clock Saturday morning to guarantee change of sermon topics, etc.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-05

The depression is over so far as a Danviile, Va, waitress is con- csrned. She found a $20 tip on her table after serving a patron.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-05
McLAGLEN AT DOUGLAS
 THEATRE SUNDAY NIGHT

"Dishonored,' with Victor Mc- Laglen and Marlene Dietrich, comes to the Douglas Coliseum Sunday night and Monday. It is a story of international intrigue, with 9 happy ending.
 Tonight the feature will be "The Virtuous Sin" and a chapter of the serial, Heroes of Flames"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-05
SUNSET PASS
 bH zaNe lzoH

SYNOPSIS: Although Thiry Prestcn will not admit that she knows her father and brother, Ash, are cattle thieves, Trueman Rock knows that her knowledge prevents her from loving him freely. He tries to force her ad- mission, hoping to work with her in stepping the rustling. Ash promises a difficult struggle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-05

Thiry is beyond reasoning with fright, and Rock tries shrewd tactics, Monday.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-08-12
RUSKf MUzfCI NECHAVAJU
tRODU MA KORENI

Ze v Sovietskom Rusku ME je
tiez vsetko zlato, co sa blysti,
dokazujd zpravy prebrate 2 boil
sevickych casopisov moskovskych
v ktorych je udane, ze v celom
"ciernom pasme' (drodna zem)
pozdlz Volgy, ma severnom Kau.
kaze v Ukraine zatva je skoro
Q polovicu pozadu .nasledkom sa-
botaze sedliakov. Tito zozn1 len
tol'ko, kol'ko i'm treba ma vyyzivu
q ostatn1 lrodu nechayaj1 ma
koreni. Kym vlani 5. augusta 70.
zate bolo II milionov akrov pse.
nice, teraz 5. augusta zozat6 bolo
len 48 milionov akrov. Sedliaci
sabotujd preto, ze "a svoju tiro.
du nem6zu mic klpit', lebo soviet
ske fabriky malo potrebnvch
cl&nkoy produkuj1.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-08-12
AKCIA IA KUPOVANIE
OHIOSKEHO UHLIA

v st. Clairsville, o., zalozena
bola organizacia, ktora vyvinie
agitaciu "a kupovanie ohioskeho
uhlia Ohiocanmi. v Ohio name
bohate loziska dobreho uhlia, ale
kupujeme uhlie pennsylvania,
takze nasi banfci s1 uz roxy te-
mer bez prace. Predtym vyplata
ohioskych baniach bola Is mi
lonov dolarov rocne, teraz tie
peniaze odtekajl do druhych
statov my sa 0 tol'ko ochudob.
nujeme. Uhol ne bane name tn
ma okoli Youngstownu. Uhlie z
bani pri South Ave. Ext. ina
Woodworth) je sice drahsie ako
pennsylvanske, ale, da Wac tepla.
Zhorf temer vsetko, takze nezo-
stava popolu iba "a jednu nadobu
do tyzdna. My no palime od-
porleame. Nerozlieva sa tax ma
smolu, ako pittsburghske.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-08-12
KRfZA v SPOJ. STAToCH
Uz VRAJ POMINULA

"The Economist, najprednej-
81 anglicky hospodarsky a finan-
cnicky casopis pise, ze hospodar-
ska krfza v Spojenych Statoch uz
pominula. Zotavovanie ale nebu-
de rychle. Casopis d'alej pise, ze
Ma jar a lete boly vazne pri-
znaky: vzrast nezamestnanosti,
padanie bank, odvazanie zlata do
Europy a rastnce ukryvanie pc
nazi ned0vera obecenstva. To-
to vsetko uz prestalo alebo pre-
stava. Tiez su vraj znaky, ze ce-
II svet uz presiel cez .najhlbsie
fazy depresie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-08-12
Put do Carey, @.
bude 20. augusta
Putnikov vypravi pan Jossf i.
Schromofsky po Baltimore d
Ohio xeleznici.

Vyrocna put katolikov Z Ma
honing doliny ku svatyni r. M.
Utesiterky Carey, Ohio toho
roku bude vykonana 20. augusta
oznamil nam p. Jozef j. Schro-
mofsky, ktory kazdorocne riadis
tieto p1te stara sa o pohodlie.
phtnikov ma ceste.
Omse budn sl1zene v svatynii
poennc cd pol 6. rano, q. augn-'
sta. Procesia so svieekami bude
popoludni pol 3.
Lanskeho roku 700 l'udi tel
to okolice z1castnilo sa pute.
Pan Schromofsky obstaral d
Baltimore & Ohio zvlastny vlak,s
ktory odvezie dovezie p1tnikov.
Vlak sa pohne 20. aug. 0 10:3
vecer New Castle, IL. vecer
z Youngstown, 0 IL 80 2 New
ton Falls, 0 IL 90 Ravenny, oS
1920 Akronu 12 30 Bar
bertonu. Zpiatocna cesta zacne sa
81. augusta 5. popoludni. Vlak
dojde sem o 1920 vecer.
Lfstky ma put mono Idostat v
kazdej osade, ktore potion sa W.
menia "a zeleznicne lfstky ma
B. & O. stanici.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-08-12
sKotILA S M0sTA,
LEBO SA BALA MATKY

Helen 10th, 22-rocne dievca I'd
Silliman St., skocila s Market Sts
mosta nedel'u yeas rano, poi
chramajdc 81 chrbat utrpiac
vn1torn6 zranenie. Dievca rozpo-
vedalo, ze sobotu slo 5 istym
priatel'om ma Milton jazero. Mat
ka jej rozkazala, aby bola donna
pred polnocou, kdezto vratila sa
do mesta po polnoci. Bojac sa
vycitiek, dievca chodilo po meste
do pol s. rano q potion sa hodilo
mosta, padndc ma kol'aje zelez-
nice. Bola odvezena do nemoc-
nice.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-08-12
VATIKAN ZMENIL PRAVIDLA
PRVEHO PRIJfMANIA

Dietky Spojenych Statoch
musia byt' napred potvrdene vo
Were len potion m0zu pristi-
pit ku prvemu sv. prijimaniu,
znie dekret, ktory vydala kon-
gregacia sviatosti katolickej cir
kve. Tento dekret boil avydanv
preto, aby poriadok. siatostf boil
rovnaky vsade po ssete. v Spo-
jenych Statoch hlavnou t'azko-
st'ou dosial' bolo to, re diecezy
s1 vel'ke a biskupi nemohli cho-
dit dost' caste po osadach k bir-
movke.
Potvrdenie vo Were musi byt'
Cd teraz davane det'om, ako do
stlpia veku rozumu, v asi sied-
nom alebo polsiedmom roku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-08-12
MOVE REvoLUc1E.

V Spanielsku vypukla revolt.
cia vo stredu, "a vodcovstva gen
Jose Sanjurjo. Ciel 'om revolucio.
marrow je zaviest' nazad kral'ov.
stvo. Revoldcia sa ale nedari, le
bo Madride arestovane bolo
100 rojalistov indie rozostavene
boly republikanske vojska. Jedi.
ne v juhozapadnom Spanielsku
rojalisti zaujali mesto Seville,
kde sa ocakava tuhy boz medzi
vojskom a revblucionarmi.
Vo vonkajsom Mongolsku w.
pukla revollcia budhistov prot
nevereckej sovietskej Wade. Re-
volucionarom ponahl'ajd sa ma
pomoc dive tibetanske armady
Mongolskej sovietskej vlade po.
mahaj1 ruski sovietski letiini re.
vol1ciu potlacit'.
Tibet lezi v juznej Cine. Gle.
Pom je utvorit' vel'kl tibetansku
risu ma troskach rozpadavajnce.
sa Cfny.
Y Jusnej Amerike nateraz re
yollcie prestaly, zato vypukls
mala vojna medzi Boliviol q Pa.
raguay pre- lzemie Chaco. Liga
Narodov dfa predist' vsGSiemr
prelievaniu krvi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-08-12
DOsTAL zELEzNICU ZDARMA

V tejto depresii udaly sa mno.
he podivne veci. Rozdavane boly
Diary, ktore sa dokazaly byt me-
st 'astim pre- obdarenych. Neje-
den bankovy icastinar obdaril
svojich priatePov ncastinami,
ktori potion, ked' banka prask-
la, museli "a povodneho majitel'a
duplom- -platit'
Teraz oznamuj1 Colorado, re
jeden advokat dostal do daru
1S5-mil 'ovu zeleznicu v Gene tri
miliony dolarov, ma ktorej spoloc
most stale utracala a ktoru ne
mohla ami predat', ami dostat' po-
volenie cd medzistatnej komisie
na zastavenie sluzby. Spolocnost'
81 poradila tak,. re zeleznicu da-
rovala svojmu prayotarovi Vik.
torovi A. Millerovi. Miller, fiS.
kal, zeleznicu neprijal do daru
preto, aby na nej utracal, ale sa
chytil rozumu a zaviedol novo-
tu: miesto parneho rusna t'aha-
ME konaj1 automobily. Miller 81
ce este ma zeleznici nezaraba, ale
ami neutraca, ked' sa pomery
napravia, bude mat 20 zelezni-
ce pekny zisk, lebo prevoz autom
po kolajniciach no stoji len 15c
"a mil'u, co je vraj maliekost' O.
proti riadnemu rusnovemu pre-
vozu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-08-12
NOvY PoHRABNfCKY
ZAVOD Y CAMPBELL.

Y Campbell otvorenv Dol po
tieto dni novy pohrabnicky Ia
vod pod firmou Putko-Rich- Wa
sko, ma IL. ulici. Zavod ie moder-I
ne zariadeny hotovy vypravit''
akykopvek skromny alebo mad
herny pohrab Oni hovoria vasou
recon- a m0zete mat pohrabne D.
brady vykonane V zavode, ked
81 prajete. Majd to najlepsie w
strojenie. Uradovna je otvorena
" kazdom case. Tiez ambulanenA
sluzba bude 24-hodinova denne
k pohodliu obyvatel'ov Camp
bellu. ri
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-08-12
zELEZo DRAzIE,
BUDE WAC ROBOTY
Dalsie zlepsovanie sa oznamuje.

Najistejsim znakom bliziaceho
sa zlepsenia robotnych pomeroy
v oceliarskom priemysli bude asi
drazenie suroveho a stareho ze.
leza. V Chicagu vystnpilo surove
zelezo soc a 81 ma Gene cd tony
a Pittsburghu Soc. Ceny SUI.
roveho zeleza sn akymsi barome-
from: ked' stupajd, to znaci Wac
objednavok, ked' padaj1, to znaci
menej. Cele leto cena surovehc
zeleza padala, len teraz sa zodvi.
hla. Zlepsenie v auguste ale sotva
nastane, az v septembri.
Malicke zlepsenie sfce badat
uz teraz. Vo Warren u Republic
Steel sa trosfcku zlepsilo.
Operacie oceliarnach a zele-
ziarnach celej krajine s1 cd 10
do 21-percentove. V chicagskom
distrikte je to najhorsie, v Bir-
mingham (Ala.), Clevelande a
Buffalo najlepsie. V youngstown
skom distrikte operacie s1 asi
15-percentove. ~.
Nasledkom ozivenia burzi, v
New Yorku vsetky brokerske fir
my priberajn pomoc, take tisi-
ce kancelarskych sfl dostalo tam
pracu. =.
Mullins spolocnost' v Salem, O.
dostala 100000 objednavku ma
nastroje a pribrala predbezne so
robotnikov do prace.
Pennsylvania zeleznica po pr
Wy raz cd mesiacov vykazuje vac
81 poeet nakladanych voznov to-
varom. Banky vo Filadelfii mi
nuleho tyyzdna maly 0 Is percent
vacsi obrat cekov. Textilky v
Pennsylvania ako bane stale pri.
beraj1 robotnikov.
V Clevelande tovarne ma ma
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