davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-23
PODvYSOVANH MZDY
JE Y PLNoM PRIDE

Pc celej krajine sd podvySo-
vane mzdy robotnictva. U Null
Inns Mfg. Co. Y Salem robotnf-
ci dostali 10 percentov1 podvy-
sku a tiez tak1 dostali u Gene
raj Electric Youngstown. Pod
vyska So tyka 1900 robotnf-
kOv.
Asi 5000 banfkov Y Ohio do
stalo podvysku. v Cambridge
podvyska je 3O-percentov& e
$3.50 ma 1929 ma den) q tyka
So 1000 banfkov. v st. Glars
vile bola mzda podvtSen& ma
$500 ma den. V Pennsylvania
u Frick Co. 10000 banfkom bo-
Ia mzda podvysen4 o 10 perc.
Ma Juhu textilnfci sa zaruGi-
Ii platit' svojim robotnfkom po
$40 ma tyxde6 q ma Severe po
$11 ma ttxden (za 40 hodfn). !.
Toto je vraj q 30 percentovk
podvySka place.
Y nasom meste obchody .
zavazuj1 platit minimxlnu
mzdu 40 na tt5den svojim pre-
davackam . predavacom ! sl'u-
bujd, ze toto minimum podvt-
Sia na $15, ked' - obchod xlep.
II.
0celiarne dajd 10 psrcentosf
pedyt ti!knA q ~ Y !. \: 4 i
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-23
Pilniky a zabavy
PIKNIK MA LANsINovfbLl

E f
Osada sv. Mateja bude odby-
vat svoj osadnicky piknik ma a.
julia v parku ma Shirley Road,
kde sa al po inc roxy odbyval.
TAX vas 1ctive volame .vsetky
Slovenky a Slovakov 2 celej Ma
honing doliny, ably ste prisli ma
tento piknik, kde sa pekne "a
bavime al veselo zatancujeme.
Bude hrat' dobra muzika. @ po-
trebne veci sa obstara vybor.
Kto pride, neobanuje. s dctou
povolava vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-23
PIKNIK sTRUTHERSKYUH
sLOvAKOV

Ma nedel'u bude Struthersky
Slovensky Den ma pozemkoch
osady najsv. Trojice, ktory pri-
pravuju slecny Hy-Tri klubu.
Ma pikniku budl recnit' mayor
Franek z Farrellu, mayor T. A.
Roberts 20 Struthers, duchovny
osady Rev. Jozef Krispinsky
a Jan G.. Kocis. Okrem toho bu-
Jd1 baseball hry a inc zavody a
kontesty.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-23
P0STovNE SNfzENE
MA LOKkLlgE LI6TY

Kto pise list Youngstown
DO Youngstown, tedy niekomu
Y meste, kde j sam byva, mole
prilepit Cd |. julia len % xn&m-
ku miesto doterajSej 3-cento-
vel. Ale toto 90 tyka len lokAl-
nych istoy. Ma pr :. Campbell
do Youngstown 80 bude ma
d'alej platit' &c "a dodanie, IL
stu. Ostatne po5tovn6 poplatky
|1oet ai6 ~ ataros
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-23
JEDaf01AasKA 4 k1okA
(Bokoncenie 8 1. strany)

Haseltsn ohral Yea7sltown 81
Haseltonski chlapci nabili svo
jich protivnikov 2 Youngstown
q 8 tym 81 zapsali svoje plate
vft'a2stvo. Ocakavajd 81 zado-
vazit' este jedno cd struthers-
kej caty, ktorou zapasia ma
nedel'u.
Ma nedelu bud1 len dive hry
tejto ligy. Ia medzi struthers-
kou a haseltonskou catou je ie-
dina, ktora bola prelozena ma "a
ciatku sezony pre- plane pocasie.
Ia druha bude medzi Youngs-
townom a Lansingvillom, ktore
caty sa poviazaly v hre 21. ma
ia. ODE hry bndn zaujimave.
Teda bud me vsetcia ma Oak.
land a Shady run hriskach, ked'
chceme stravit' nedel me odpo-
ludnie pri pozorovanf baseball
hier. Haseltonskf chlapci sd ma
druhom mieste lfge, zvit'azili
mad vsetkymi protivnikmi, iba
pred Steeltonom padli. Ale al '
tel hre sa dobre zadrzali, lebo
/ vysledok hry boil 10. s taky-
mi hracmi, ako s1 Jankel, Les.
max, Basista, Srajber a ostatnf
je co ocakavat' druhej polo
vici cd tejto caty. Minulej ne
dele Srajber nedoyolil Youngs.
towncanom Bit, az v siedmom
iningu, ked i'm daroval diva "a
bity. 2 tyychto dvoch vydaril sa
i'm ten jediny obeh. v posled-
nom iningu Jankel udrel home
run. Gondol a Fajcak boil hviez
damf porazenych.
struthers porazil Campbsll
80.
Tato hra bola tesna cd sa.
meho zaciatku. Bujnovsky dal
len 3 zabity Campbellcanom a
vystrajkoval 10. Jeho sikovne
hadzanie donieslo niekol 'ko Vi
t'azstiev pre- t1to catu. Kreme
toho, ze dobre hadzal lobdu, on
L. Orenik najlepsie bill "a
Strutherscanov. Struthers q Ian
singville s1 dosial' poviazani v
tret'om mieste v lige.
| ox~,, xs~A - SS->
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-23
STEELTONsKYM POLITIKA
ROM DO POZORNOSTI.

Youngstownsky Polit. Klub
vas na tomto mieste vyzyva, a
by ste svoju klubov1 catu (nie
tn co do Slov. ligy prisl1cha)
vyslali ma 2. julia na mas pix
mix.
Piknik bude u pana Antalika
na South Meridian Rd. q tam
uvidlme, ze ktora cata vie lep-
Sic lobdu hrat', ci nasa alebo
vasa. Piknik sa zacne odpolu-
dnia a hra o T., tax kazdy ma
tam byt' nacas.
Dopisovatel' !.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-23
SCH0DZA RUzENCovEHo A
BOZ. sRDCA sPOLKU MA
I.ANSINGVuLE

Sch0dza Ruzencoveho a Boz.
skeho Srdca Spolku ma Lam
singville bude ma 2. julia o Z.
hodine vecer v auditoriume o.
sadly sy. Mateja. Udstvo oboch
spolkov je ziadane, aby sa do
stavilo plnom pocte, lebo toto
bude polrocna schdza, ma kto.
rel sa bude pojednavat' o vaz-
nych veciach. s 1ctou
Julia Horvath, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-23
Kalendar Ginnosti
Slove1lslxej

-. j6na Piknik Lansingyill
skeho Baseball Klubu, Picnic
Grounds, Shirley Rd.
Piknik spevokolu sv. Jana, ma
Petrovicovej farme, Campbell
2. jtlavylet Youngstownske
no SLOW. Politickeho Klubu, ,
Antalikovej zahrade, S. Me.
ridian Rd.
4. tla-Piknik Osady sv. Ma
teja ma piknikovych pozem.
koch ma Shirley Rd.
Piknik Campbellsk6ho Slov
Baseball klubu ma Petrovico-
vel farme.
: jill IL q 16-zupa v. Kat. So,
kola: Siazd, verejne cvicenie,
parada, ma Memorial High
Stadium a Oakland Baseball
Field.
16. jdla Vylet Sboru 146. SITS
v Antalikovej zahrade, ma s
Meridian Rd.
Is. tla.Piknik Zenskeho Po
litickeho Klubu v Campbell
v Petrovicovej zahrade ns
Robinson Rd., Campbell.
i" jill 26 Slovensky DeG ' l
dora parku; hry, zavody, "a.
bavy atd'. atd'.
6. augusta -Vylet a 2O-rocnt
jubileum 70. Tatra Spolku, y
Antalikovej zahrade, S. Me
ridian Rd.
6. augusta Piknik Campbell
skeho SLOW. Baseball klubu ma
Petrovicovej farme.
20. augusta -Vylet Sboru lag
STJS. v Antalikovej zahrade
ma s. Meridian Rd.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-23
DOsTANE ZAOPATRENIE

Starsia zena u slovenskej ro-
diIy. Bude len prizerat' dom a
starat' sa 0 hydinu. Pisat' tre-
ba na adresu: Farmar, R. l, Box
SO, New Springfield, Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-23
VDAKA - A ZAS MALE
UPOZORNENIE.

Vd'aka! Najsamprv. Vybol
Slovenskeho Spolku chce sa po'
d'akovat' vsetkym tym, ktori 81
vsimli naseho "Maleho upozor'
nenia' sa usilovali jakymkop-
vek sp6sobom oznamit' nam, ze
ia ta zabava sa ma vydrzia-
vat v ten a ten den pod tou a
tou zastitou.
"Skandal" bol pisal pred par
tyzdnami, ze co sa robi s Kalen'
d&rom, a ze ten KalendAr je tax
mer vycerpany. Nezname, ci to
bolo to "Male upozornenie', a.
lebo "Skandap', ktore povzbu-
dily rozlicne kluby, spolky, spe.
vokoly atd'., aby nam svoje "a.
bavy oznamily. Ale uz ci to Dol
1cinok "Maleho upozornenia .
alebo "Skandalu'', alebo obi
dvoch, predsa sa nam Wac pri-
I hlasilo. S celou ponfzenost'ou
hotovf SINE dat "Skandalu'', "a
to "kredit"
Ale predsa, jak sa poveda,
anyhow, sa nam do Kalenda-
ra wac zabav prihlasilo, uz mech
to bude "kredit" ci chce. A
ked' 81 no "Skandal' chce, TAX
Vybor mu este pripne zlaty me-
dal Gale az jak no dakde vyzo-
bre) "a to, ze vzbudil zaujatost'
o Kalendar.
No, predsa, Ii 'tkredit", ci
nekredit'', Vybor Slovenskeho
Spolku, ktory ma ma starosti
tento Kalendar Slovenskej Gin
nosti, vola nielen tri krat, ale
Is krat (osemnasti sd v tonic
vybore) "Slava vsetkym tym,
ktori spolupracujd s nami a so
sebou." A ku tomu mas vlpan
predseda toho vyboru pridava
al svoje "Slava!'' 60 zrobi
10.
No ale, slava jake slava, a
yd aka, jak yd'aka, predsa W.
Dor ziada este 0 jednu NAL 'uc-
kost'. A preto to 1szas male
upozornenie." Hoe al v tom Ka-
lend&ri poslednyeh troch tyr
d6och SINE mali vselijake zaba-
Wy atd'. uverejnene, predsa s1
este inc, ktorych Slovac v
Mahoning doline este "ani chy-
ru, ami slychu' nemala. a to
bolo snad' len preto, ze katoli-
cky k6az je predsedom tohoto
vyboru q preto sa i'm zdalo, ze
len slovenske katolicke veci o.
znamuje. A to len i'm samym
skodilo lebo ka5dy roduverny
Slovak prezre Kalend&r Sloven.
skej oinnosti PRIV, nez pore ma
ostatne clanky Y Youngstown
sktch Sloyenskych NovinAch. "a
yybor Dol prosil, xe ked' BY sa
chceli prihlasit' al ini t5ch
castf mesta, kde eSte nemame
zastupcu, radost 'ou ich pri-
jmeme ! uverejnime ich mend u
sozname. a do dnes sa Vtboru
este nehlasil nikto. Al tento -
lsnd4r md byt' zrkadlon cinno.
|sti iovsnslrej, nielen katolfclkej.
rete tsl IA m M
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-23

Il
s. r., DIR. Benes, navrhnul zno-
vusriadenie byvalej rak6sko-u-
horskej rise ma hospodarskom
podklade bez toho, aby ktora
krajina utrpela nie6o ma svojej
narodnej slobode. Jeho navrh
prijaty Dol vo Viedni vSeobec-
nym mlcanfm, oznamuje Sdruze-
ma tlac.
Keby sa Benesovi plan poda-
ril, odstranene by bolo navzdy
nebezpecie znovunastolenia Habs
burgov Y Rak1sku a Mad d'arsku
alebo pripojenia Rakdska K Ne
mecku. Hospodarskym spojenim
ziadna krajina by neutrpela ma
narodnej slobode. Bolo by to
akiste len rozsirenie Malej Do
hody na Rak1sko a Mad'arsko.
Tymto t'ahom by boil urobeny
koniec intrigam vel 'moci proti
slobode malych stredoeurop-
skych a balkanskych narodov.
Toto by bola prihodna civil a
pre- Slovakov dostat' autonomiu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-23
SLOW. Baseball
(Dokoncenie s l. strany)


Steeltonska cata Mena JeziS
vyhrala campionstvo posezony
" Slovenskej Baseball lige po-
razenfm Horvatov 2 ku 0, pred
vel'kym zastupom divakov a Y
suboji picerov Garasica Cd Hor-
vatov a Hospodara cd Steelton-
eanov.
Steelton sk6roval v druhom i.
ningu, ked' Pietrich, tret 'obejs-
men Horvatov, zadrzal sa slabo
pri Behanovej kotdlanej, nechy-
tiac ju, potion zodvihn1c ju, ho-
dill ju divoko ma prv1. Behan sa
dostal ma druh1 bazu pre- t1to
chybu. Jozef Martinko zabil je.
dnu dlh1 vpravo a Seman ju
ztratil v slnku, takze Behan sk6-
roval. Seman uz-uz chytal lob
du, ked odrazu polozil 81 ruky
ma hlavu a utiekol, bojac sa, ze
no lobda udre. Borts hrisko je
zle pre- hracov hraj1cich v pra.
vom poll, lebo slnko svieti maj
tuhsie ma tej strane prave v Ca
Sc medzi 3. a 5. hodinou popo-
ludni. Druhy sk6r Steeltoncania
dostali, ked' Gajan udrel ma dve
bazy a siel ma tretiu ma Kacme-
row "bunt". Knapik potion "a
hnal jednu do sired pol'a a Ga
jan sa dostal domov.
Horvati zaplnili bazy v sled
nom, ale neskorovali. V 0smom
diva zabity znovu umoznily i'm
zaplnit' prv1 druh1 bazu, ale
Ease nesk6rovali. Hospodar ha-
DIAL najlepsie, ked' bolo treba
tax hadzat'. Hra bola skoncena
v rekordnom case jednej hodiny
a dvadsat pat min1t.
Farrell 3, P. Marie 2
Jan Lucas boil primoc pre- ca.
tn Fanny Marie, dovoliac len tri
zabity a vsetky ich dostal Wire,
hrac ma vonkajsom poll, a Far.
rell vyhral hru 3 ku 2.
Auchter, ktory narobil hodne
skody campbellskym Slovakom
pred dvoma tyzdnami, boil "a
Sc postrachom, dostan1c diva 3.
bazove zabity dostandc vsetky
tri obehy.
ODE hry v nedel'u boly odo
hry opozdenyeh hier, ktore ne
boly hrane pre- dazd'.
Hry ma nedel'u
Slovenska liga zacne ma ne
deru svoju druhl polsezonu.
Hodne dobrych hier je ma pro-
CRANE pre- milovnikov baseballu.
Cata Mena Jezis, ktora Wy.
hrala campionstvo prvej polo
vice, ide do Farrell hrat' ca
tou Book. Shoes. Hospodar q
Dolak bud1 bateriou a Slavik
bude pohotove, ak by Dol po.
trebny. Book Shoes by radi
chceli vyhrat' eampionstvo dru.
hej polovice a postavia Stokov-
skeho "a picera a Clontza "a Ia
paca.
Campbellskf Slovaci bud1
hrat' S catou Najsv. Trojice v
Struthers. Slovaci sa spoliehajd
ma Francisa, ze ich povedie k
campionstvu druhej polovice a
Leskey bude hotovy pade po-
treby. Rosy Brayer bude chy-
tat. Stasek a Nivert bud1 bate
riou Strutherscanov.
Horvati a Lansingvillcania
bud1 mat boz na fch hrisku ma
Shady run. ODE caty s1 v row
nej sile preto ocakava sa tuhy
zapas. Jozef Gonda bude ha-
dat "a Lansingvillcanov Ste.
fan Garasic "a Horvatov.
Percic bude hadzat' "a catu
2. Marie v hre SO struthersky.
mi Sokolmi ma Borts hrisku.
Hackey Haley zacne hadzat' "a
Strutherscanov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-23

SlovAci. Sloyenkyi Dajte
:;arobit' Slov6kom i Sloyenk AMI
,Ee 81 n ssei axejmR
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-06-23
11l11 "A 11agoyg
&ARv ~

- - y leDpod s1n aznsls,
nis poalHitiqql!aIqn q!In Talae bT hale
nav5dy qdstrlasn neps1ed.e
SnOvun9stolsn HabGb Gburroy ~.
bo pFipojenia Ralk6ska I Ne.
meClEu.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-02-16
WOMAN LOST 20 POUNDS
 OF FAT
Lost Her Prominent Hips Double Chin - Sluggishness Gained Physical VigOr-
 A Shapely Figure.

If you're fat-first remove the cause!
 Take one half teaspoonful of Kruschen Salts in a glass of hot water in the morning-in 3 weeks get on the scales and note how many pounds of fat have vanished. Notice also that you have gained in energy = your skin is clearer you feel younger in body-Kruschen will give any fat person a joyous surprise.
 But be sure it's Kruschen-your health comes first--and SAFETY first is the Kruschen promise. Get a bottle of Kruschen Salts from Juneau Drug Co, Butler Mauro Drug O. or any leading druggist anywhere in America (lasts weeks) and the cost is but little. If this first bottle doesn't convince you this is the easiest, SAFEST and surest way to lose fat-your money gladly returned.
 --adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-02-16
RlOTOUS COMEDY STARRING JOE E. BROWN TONIGHT
''F7ii Fireman Save My Child Gives Comedian Funniest
 Role at Coliseum

Joe E. Browns latest starring vehiclelssfor First National and vitAphone pictures, Fireman, Save ,MysSChild," variously described by New York critics as laugh riot "frolie of fun etc, opens at the Coliseum tonight,
 Brown appears as assistant fire chief and local baseball heros in Fireman, Save My Child" Tn or- der to secure enough money to finance fire extinguisher which he has invented, Brown, as "Smo- ky Joe" Grant, accepts an offer to pitch in the major league for the St. Louis Cardinals. His ad- ventures in the city do not, how ever, prevent him from forgetting all about the baseball game at g crucial moment when he hears the sirens of the fire trucks.
 As the baseball player ans lover whose prime affection Is for fires and fire equipment Brown is fur nished his greatest comedy oppor- tunity. That he is at home on the baseball diamond is evident in the game sequences.
 Two Girls in Case
 Evelyn Knapp, as the home town girl Smoky Joe" loves and Lillian Bond, as the blonde adventures he becomes elnbroiled with in the big city, furnish attractive femi- nine background for Browns hu- morous antics. The large cast also includes a score of major and mi- Tor league baseball players, among them Jim Crandall, Ernie Orsatti and Mike Donlin, one time slug ging king for the New York Giants. Non-athletic members of the cast include Guy Kibbee, Richard Carle, Walter Walker, Dickie Moore, George Meeker and many others.
 Lloyd Bacon, son of the late Prank Bacon of .'Lightnin' fame, directed Fireman, Save My Child" The story was written and adapt
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-02-16

ed by Robert Lord, Ray Enright and Arthur Caesar, three of Hol-
 lywood's most famous writers of comedy. es4s
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-02-16

contrast again while real smartness is shown in the various shades of blue combined with white. The alliance of brown with green and brown with gray is a decided style factor.
 Blue is promoted as outstanding for this season. New colors for frocks this season include Roose- velt Blue, Dawn Blue, copper mist, Orange peel, smoke gray and pen ny brown. Formal Frocks
 "The dinner, afternoon or semi formal gown is a revelation of daintiness- and character for both matron and miss. Sheer gamisa crepes, pure dyes, chiffons and taffetas are entrancing in their simplicity, combined with crisp or gandie, ribbon, lace or aplique trim.
 Millinery
 'Wearable brimmed types are outstanding in spring hat openings, with a variation of cuff turbans, berets and various modified bon net styles. Bodies featured are straw jerseys, trico cello, celtagal in various constructions of both dull and shiny weayes. In color analysing, beige and brown tones are noted, while navy and gray
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-02-16
MODERN CHINA {. IS SCENE OF WAR PICTURE
War Correspondent Fea- turing Jack Holt, Lila Lee,
 K. Graves at Capitol

The fascinating profession of the war correspondent has until now been more or less overlooked in the great war pictures that have bad the ascendency in Hollywood for the last several years, but in War Correspondent Columbia picture coming to the Capitol the atre tonight the adventurous jour- nslist comes into his own.
 Tn this picture dealing with the unofficial branch of the military service Lila Lee, Jack Holt and Ralph Graves are featured. IT War Correspondent" the journal ist does his existing work in mod ern China, where, in the picture civil war is raging between the Chinese Nationalist army and the forces of General Fang, a power full bandit.
 War Correspondent
 Graves plays the war corres- pendent in the picture, breezy self-confident, young, handsome and attractive to women. Holt also has an interesting and TO- mantle role, that of an American soldier of fortune, who fights -for big money in the Chinese flying service He is called General Ching and is called the Lafayette of China.
 Lila Lee in Cast
 Lovely Lila Lee plays Julia March woman who is bit shopworn by rough contact with life. First she is Holt's light of love but a series of exciting adventures if nally wind up with her marrying Graves.
 A thousand Chinese men and wo- men took part in this dramatic story and scores of airplanes were used in the war scenes. Holt Graves and Miss Lee are the only three white persons used in the picture. It was directed by Paul Sloane. t ns Ae as
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-02-16


 are close second to black. Trims of ribbon, feather fancies and flowers in both silk and velvet are the favorites.
 Accessories
 Costume jewelry, continues to hold it's place in smart women's favor while new scarf ideas in tubular and single type are shown in startling array of plaid and stripe combinations. They are all most alluring for the suit and coat assemblies. Gloves. purse, and hose are best carried out in con- trast or tone harmony, depending on the quality weight of ones out fit r"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-02-16
MISS HALVORSEN. SPEAKS OF NE W. SPRING STYLES.
Latest 1883 Fashions De- scribed in Detail by
 Juneau Shop Buyer

Interesting details Of the ad- vanced spring styles were brought back from the south by Miss Christine Halvorsen of Halvorsen's Incorporated, who returned from her annual spring buying trip to Pacific Coast cities on the steam CT Alaska. M has
 While away she observed and selected new clothes in Seattle. Portland, San Francisco, Los An geles and, last but not least, E1ol- lywood. Owing to the large num- Der of very clothes conscious nov ing picture stars in the latter place, Hollywood is developing styles of it's own and adding indi- .vidual touches to the fashions that are developed in Paris and New York, Miss Halvorsen said.
 Spring Style Notes
 "The cape as silhouette influ- .ence for spring coats is enhanced by fur trimming, fabric collars and sleeve detail. The detachable idea is stressed where fur trimmings are sponsored, thus giving a dou- ble duty type garment" Miss Hal vorSen said.
 Materials and Col0rs
 Smooth crepe worsteds and cashmere suedes are endorsed for dress wear while rough crepe weaves, novelty tweeds and velour polars are smart for utility and sports wear. The colors most in favor are black, all shades of blue ranging from very deep navy to the new Roosevelt Blue, smoke and dove gray, dull, green and soft |shades of brown and beige.
 Suits Fashions Favorite Suits are once more fashions favorite for spring Boxy jackets, three quarter coats that hang straight from square shouldered yokes, full length coats that are unbelted and of swagger lines, the tailored finger tip model, mannish in detail constitute suits for every type of figure. All of these are shown in wills, tweeds, rough crepes in black, navy, beige, and gray shades Very feminine wash able silk and cotton blouses with adorable sleeve detail add charm to these lovely suits. A
 With Jackets and Capes "Frocks greatly approved are the jacket and cape models with contrast effects. Lines are slender and simple with restrained trim ming details. Necklines are rath- CT high or convertible, sleeves have most of the fullness at or above the elbows. this being an import ant style note for Spring.
 Dress Materials
 The leading materials for day- time wear are heavy sheer, roy- alant, a heavy crinkle crepe, and pure dye crepe. All of these are offered in both print and plain material and lend a refreshing note to wintry days. Black and white are we'll thought effor spring
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-02-16
Do You Know

What Picture These Stars Appear in Together? :, Jack Oakie--Sidney Fox-Aline McNlahon-Kussei Hopton-Louise Fazenda-Gregory Ratoff-Aasu
 Pitts-Onslow Stevens and Jobyna Howand We will give to the first five that this picture
 pair of Guest Tickets
 WE tell YOU it is grand laugh from start to finish. YOU tell US the name and win the tlcke1s. AH names must be i1 not later than Saturday, Feb. I3, at Capitol. Name of picture and aOI'- ners ,viH be announced on the screen Sunday evening Employees ot the theatre and tl'eT famiIies are not eligible.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-02-16
COLISEUM
 NOW PLAYING

!. and you oughta see him strut his stuff! Imagine Joe E. Brown as the peerless pride of hook and ladder boys, a fire-eating fool with flames in his heart and W ater on the brainl You'll never stop laugh ing! He's a panic!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-02-16
BOYS

LARAMIE, Wyo., Feb. 1e.-In 280 minutes of play this season, the wyoming Cowboys, leaders of the eastern division of the Rocky Mountain basketball conference, scored 286 points. Their defeat of Colorado Mines was their thir- teenth straight victory.
 SALE OF FUR COATS
 And furs starts Monday morning. Prices less than cost. Chas. Gold stein & Go. --adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-02-16
THESE TWO THINGS
 STOP STOMACH GAS

Take a tablespoonful of Dare's Mentha Pepsin before you eat, and lie down flat after your meals If you want to end the torture of gas, heartburn, fullness, and other stom- ach discomfort. Money back any time it fails, says Butler Mauro Drug Co. adv.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-01-24
ROOSEVELT PLANS
PROMPT ACTION ON
FOREIGN PROGRAM
President Elect Discusses
World Economics With New
York Financier

Warm Springs, Ca. Jan. 24.-(E-
Determined to put a new information
al program into prompt action, Presi-
dent-elect Roosevelt Tuesday began a
series Of conferences on domestic and
foreign economics with Bernard M
Baruch, financial authority Of New
York.
Roosevelt IS ready to meet and talk
over separately with the foreign pow
ers their pleas for relief on war debts
but he is going to exact In return for
aid in this direction q measure Of CO.
operation on his plans to restore
prosperity by tariff adjustments and
sterilization OF currencies
Meanwhile, after a long talk with
the senate Republican and Demo-
cratic liberals over some of his cab
met ideas, there was a belief here tina:
Roosevelt was again looking about for
the secretary Of state whom he Is 60
ing to use as his right hand man In
the foreign negotiations.
Owen p. Young, New York finan-
cier and an authority on the Euro
pean financial situation. Is believed
still in the running.
Senator Walsh Of Montana is known
to have been suggested for the all-im-
portant post Of secretary OF state by
some Of those who have opposed
Young.