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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21

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" N0S3 IVA ls31eSAAoSA NOsA7
ket K pocte cvi6encov, cviceniek
| . vsetktch host 'ov na3ej 5. IN,
|py. Blanket otvoril br. Michal
Bartod, predseda sletoveho VI.
boru, ktory srdecnymi slovami
|privital pritomnych : predstavil
Rev. Kostika "a toastmajstra.
Nasledovala modlitha k veceri
q tax chutn& vecera, ku ktorej
podavane bolo dobre pivko nie-
lco ineho. Sokolky q Sokoli W.
borne obsl1zili ka5deho. Po We
ceri, Rev. Kostik predstavil br.
Dominika Slobodu 2 Lorain,
ktory povedal peknd red 0 so.
kolskej praci, ktora prinAsa
cest' a dobre memo slovenskemu
narodu v Amerike. Vyslovil u
znanie haseltonskym Sokolom
"a ich vel'k1 pracu g pripravou
sletu a mech i'm je odmenou tA
odusevnenost' Sokolstva, 8 kto-
rou odchadza domov. Vyzyval,
ably SINE 81 chranili nase ustano.
WINE, ktore SINE 81 horko-t'axko
v Amerike vybudovai. Pod "a
koval i Sboru 159. a Vencu LOT.
ako j velp. Kostikovi a vyboru
"a vsetko, Go "a zdar sletu W.
konali.
Rev. Kostik potom povedal
niekol ,ko vzletnych slov 0 So.
kolstve a jeho meme. Sokol Wy.
soko ieta, ME nizko, robf 81
hniezdo v bralach a ME v bari
mach. ! Sokolstvo vysoko lieta,
ma vysoke ideale a ME mike,
Isebecke.
Toastmajster potion predstavil
br. Jozefa L. Maruskina, pred
sedu 2. okresu s. X. s., ktory
spominal, ze rs. Sbor v Camp
bell odchoval pre- Sbor 159. mno
hych pracovnikov. (Pozn. red.
Medzi mimi i p. Stanislava Ne.
cku, o ktorom p. Maruskin ho-
voril ako o vzornom Sokolovi,
ktoreho 81 maj1 vsetci Sokoi
ctit' a vazit'. On je dusou So
kolstva ma Haseltone, vychova-
Iva mladsfch kracat' "a starymi.
Odpor1cal takych posielat' "a
delegatov a vsade, kde treba
Sokolstvo reprezentovat'.)
Potom recnil obi '1beny okr.
sudca j. 81. c.. Lyon, ktory ci-
ia sokokky organ kazdy tyz-
den, tax 81 obi '1bil Sokolstvo.
Hovoril, ze lit znaei bojovat'
a telocyik umoznuje zivotny
boz - v zdravom tele zdravy
duch prebyva.
Predstaveny Dol mayor mesta
Farrell, p. Jozef Franek, ktory
sa osvedcil, ze je K. Sokolom
cd svojho Is. roku a keby ne
Dol Sokolom, dnes by neznal a.
nj slovensky. Vyzyval mladez,
ably bola verna svojmu sloven.
|skemu rodu aby bol Go Sokol
to Slovak. Mayor Franek odu-
sevnil kazdeho svojou precite-
nou recou. Toastmajster pozna-
menal, ze slavianska hviezda uz
|yychodi. My budeme panuj1cim
|plemenom ma svete.
Predstaven& bola pani Zuzan-
ma Klamar New Castle, byva-
Ia hi. podspravkyna s. K s. "a
sedem rokov. Pani Klamarova
mala kr6snu rec zomrelej Sc
sire Antonii Marmkinovej, vel'-
kej sokolskej pracovnfcke.
Nasledoval hi. spravca S. X.
S., br. A. M. Palkovic. Najsam-
PRIV poziadal velp. Kostika, ably
|predriekal modlitbu "a duse 20
mrelych dvoch Sokoliek, Anto-
ME Maruskin a Veroniky Fabi.
my. Pc modlitbe recnil o pokro-
ku s. x. Sokolstva a o pr&ci "a
|narod a cirkev. Organizacia s.
Z. s. je teraz 1882 pefc. SOL
ventnA, 60 je najvyssia solven-
cia medzi slovenskymi organi-
zaciami. Vyborny majetkov5
STAY umoEnil Hl. Sboru, aby d6.
val d'alSie pozicky clenom, ktori
nem6zu platit' svoje prfspeyky.
Kto je cleno1h ux S rokov, do
stana dsa1xin r6x;Kkn M xanla.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21

&AxOtCAA - NACvSA0AAAAuy VI
6 ! bodov : jednotlivcov.
Sokolky
]. cenu Venice 43. . Akron,
al bodov.
u. conu Venice % Farrell,
18TH bodov.
III. cenuV. LOT. . Youngs-
town, 137 "a bodov.
q jednotliYych Sokoliek: An
na Pisar6fk 46A bodov.
Ako vidno, nasi Youngstown
cani, Sokoli j Sokolky, vydobyli
81 prvenstvo, q preto youngs-
townski Slovaci mozu byt' hr-
al, he majd takych zivych So
kolov a Sokolky.
TaneGn& zabava
v sobotu veeer bola tanecna
zAbava k pocte cviciaceho Glen.
stva. Pocas tejto zabavy miest'
most bola preplnena a mlade5
sa zabavila do sytosti.
Bohosluxby q slet
Y nedel'u rano 8. hodine
sltixena bola svata omsa "a Glen.
stvo Supy S., ktord odsldzil vlp.
Jozef =. Kostik, miestny du-
chovny, ktory NAL al peknd a
dojfmav1 kazen ku Sokolstvu.
Jeho kazen zostane zaStepena '
sokolskych srdciach ma dlhJ
eas. OmSi syatej sa z1castnilo
cele cviciace clenstvo inkorpore
hoe bolo al unavene, predsa ga
posbieralo yeas rano a bolo vse-
tko pritomne.
Po sv. omsi boly ranajky, ale
jake, to neyiem, lebo nemal som
prilezitost' byt' ma Mich 1cast.
ny, ked'ze som vzdy NAL ind ro'
botu. A to iste bolo al 8 obe-
dom. Tiez som nebol pritomny,
lebo som NAL robotu ma Oak
land field, pripravovat' sokol,
ske naradie, a ked' som dosiel ma
zpiatky, uz bolo po obede. Ash Q
1. hodine uz bolo cele Sokolstvo
. domace spolky hotove ku po.
chodu ma Oakland field. v po-
chodeli brai lcast': Memorial
High School Band, "a bandou
dve americke zastavy Sboru 159
. Cisla 26O. IKSJ., "a zastava-
mi cvicenci a cvicenky A. r
Sokola pod vedenim br. jana
Kol', ich velitel'a. Ia mimi po.
chodovali bratia Jednotari c.
260. IKSJ. pri osade sv. Az
betty pod vedenim ich predsedu
br. Jana Basistu. Ia mimi po-
chodovalo cele cviciace clenstvo
Y cvicebnej rovnosate poctom
asi $50 osob, "a mimi v automo-
biloch bratia Sokoli a sokolske
rodiny ako al hostia 20 vsetkych
miest zupy 5. Pochod tento Dol
zaiste jeden z prekvapuj1cich,
lebo v nasom meste organizacia
s. x. s. nemala tol Ky zastup ma
ziadnom slete, ako teraz.
Ked' SINE dosi ma Oakland
field, zupny spravca br. Domi.
mix Sloboda privital obecenstvo
q zahajil slet. a verejne cvieenie.
Verejn6 cvicenie
Najsamprv cvicili Sokoli q
Sokolky, mali j vel'kf 2 bratskej
organizacie A. R. Sokol cd osa-
dy sv. Nikolaja pod velenim br.
Jana Kol'. Ich cvicby boly pre-
vedene hrdo, sikovne q pekne,
"a co sa i'm dostalo hojnej po-
chvaly a potlesku. Al ma tomto
mieste srdecne d'akujeme br.
Janovi KoP celemu cviciace-
mu clenstvu "a 1cast ako v po.
chode tax j ma cviceni.
Ked' tito skoncili, nasledovali
nazi. Najsamprv cvicily male
SokoIky, potion mali sokolici,
= mimi doospele Sokolky a po-
tom dospelf Sokoli. A ked' uS
I kaxd4 skupina vycvicila svoje
Reyicby, tax nastal pochod ku
olo6nemu cviceniu vsetkeho
1 okolstva. Pochod tente trEal
jednu hodinu q l'6bil Sd o
eenstyu, lebo boil prevedeny
el'mi pekne. Ked' sa pochod
kon6il, nastalo verejne cvice.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21
= starsj vlasti
(Zprkvy s6 prsvxaN : kraio-
vtch casopisov.
vfLoK 0g1oElG1 povoD.
NoU.

naeka lisa, kt0r4 pocAla STU.
pat VI koncom jtna, roxvodni-
Il % ' noci . /. No 2. jfla prf-
valom v6d : karpahktch pote
kov = st6pla Q Is stop mad s45.
vySK bod, ktor3ho dosiahla re-
ku 1913. v nedel'u, 2. jdla i no
ci tisfce obyvatel'ov bolo pre-.
buden6 obrovskym hakotom yo-
dy valiacej 81 8 h6r. Ludia !
najvacSom spechu utekali ma
strechy svojich domkov d nle.
ktorf 50 prebrodili alebo dopla-
vail k stromom, ma ktorteh pre-
bdei hrozn1 noe.
Obec Vylok bola celia cato.
pen6, lebo stala ' ceste dare
mu pr6du vody, hlbokemu 22
stop. 70 483 domov zostalo stat
len IS. 2 vody boil vytiahnati
traja utopenci a pozdejsie dsaI.
ii boil vytiahnutf, takxe podl q
poslednej zpravy utopentch je
Is, ale okrem mich chybuje z OBJ
ce este SO os6b Y okolf eSte
Wac. Vyse 800 os6b bolo pora.
meme musely byt' dopravene
do nemocnfc. z Rerehova Dol
vypraveny zvlastny vlak s le-
karmi a osetrovatel'kami ma po-
moe postihnutym; tato pomocna
vtprava vzala do opatrovania a.
si 100 dietok, ktore zostaly beg
Ipristresia. Oelkom je bez pri-
stresia vyse 5000 oso6b. "a
chrann1 akciu prevadza al vol
sko, ktore ma pontonoch prevA-
"a obyvatelstvo "a zatopeneho
kraja do miest vyssie stojacich.
Dosah celej katastrofy nebolo
este ami mozno zistit'. Sd oba.
Wy, ze t&to nahla povoden W.
ziadala 81 vel'mi mnoho obetf ma
rudskych zivotoch. Pri zachran
|nych pracach doslo k niekol'-
ko hrdinskym cinom, 2 ktortch
najpozoruhodnejsf je Gin post
majstra vo Vyloku (Tisza- j
lak). Postmajster tel obce ODE.
toval svoj zivot "a svojich bliz-
nych. Zostal ' svojej kancelArii
i ked' postovA budova bola po.
stupne zaplavovan& vodou. Da.
val telefonom rozkazy zachran.
nym cat&m. V osudnd nedel'u
yeas rano bolo pocut' posledny
raz jeho HAS: stBlizi ga uz ko-
nice. Stojfm ma stoicke, ktora
je postavena ma mojom pisacom
stole a voda siaha mi ux po hr-
do" To boly jeho posledne slo
va a vzdor usilovnemu hl'adaniu
jeho mrtvola dosial nebola naj.
dena. Jeho hrdinstvom zachra.
meme bolo 500 zidov, ktorf sa
shromazdili v synagoge. V su-
sednej obci $50 osob sa udrzalo
ma sikmej streche pravosl&vne.
no kostola.
Ackol'vek voda uz opadava,
vacsina dedin v tejto oblasti je
dosial' pod vodou. Blizko Sew.
ljuse urdbilo ga jazero o desia-
itch stvorocnych mflach.
Obyvatel 'stvo zatopeneho o.
kolia trpf nedostatkom potra.
vim, lebo vSetky zasoby boly mi
Gene povodnou. Pokusy o pri.
vezenie potravin z Polska ga
nezdarily, lebo vsetky pohraniS-
ne riekv efi rnzvodnenk.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21

06&U. N0CkO.
oDPoGngoK A zDRAvIE.
Pise Shirley W. Wynne, N. D.,
Dr.. p. H., komisar zdravotni.
ctva mesta New Yorku.
Vacsina l'udi nedoceEuje do
lezitost' sp&nku a iba malo !
mich 81 upovedomuje, ze clovek
m6ze lit dlhsie bez potravy, a.
ko bez spanku. Laboratorn5mi
experimentami bolo dokazane,
ze nedostatok spanku usmrcuje
zvierata rychlejsie, ako nedo.
statok potravy. Stddium l'ud-
skeho organizmu potvrdzuje, xe
vysledok tychto experimentov
ma pud'och by Dol ten isty.
To je prfcina, preso lekari a
zdravotne drady neprestajne
kazu o d6lezitosti osemhodino-
veho kazdonocneho sp&nku a
sncasne al d6vod, preSo sa ka.
zdy rozumny clovek usiluje do.
drziavat' tento predpis. Kazdy
z mas vie, ze ked' spine iba je-
dnu noe 0 niekol'ko hodin me.
nej, ako name, ze hned' nasle.
dujdceho rama necitime ga '
"svojej kozi". A predsa jedne.
no troch jed&l ga m6zeme
vzdat' bez toho, aby SINE pocf-
till jakekol'vek t'azkosti.
Vel'mi chori pacienti trpia o.
bycajne bezsennost'ou, len 10 "a
vsak zacnl lepSie cftit', pocnd
spat' dobre q dlhe hodiny. Toto
je zavzdy vftantm prixnakom,
lebo pri sp&nku telo chor6ho
cloveka odpocfva a 3 tohoto DO.
koja cerpa silu, sdravie a moi.
most k premene telesneho tka-
niva. Tato premena, pri ktorej
nahradzuje sa upotrebene tka-
nivo novym, t. ". metabolizm,
odohrava sa v nasich telach ne.
prestajne, najsilnejsie vsak ked'
spine, ked' nase telo a vsetky
jeho organy ME sd v cinnosti
jak je tomu poGas dna.
Okrem spanku je to odpoeinol
posas dfla, ktort napomaha ne
malou mierou k zachovanir
zdravia. Vsetci by SINE ga NAL
snazit' najst' 81 vo dne chvfl'u
pre- odpocinok. Niekol'ko mint
odpocinku predpoludnfm, ma DO.
ludnie a po veteri xmierni ma.
pnutie swallow, nervov a vSet.
kych telesntch organov. All
mozete, zabudnite ma tychto ME
kol'ko okamihov al vSetky svo,
je starosti q odpocfvajte ma.
kol' 'ko mozno bezmySlienkovite
W niekopko mindtovt odpoei-
nok usnadnf v&m d,alSiu vaSu
pracu, ktor6 budete konat' q
memfm napnutfm, ako pred cd.
pocinkom..
Nesmieme talk iste zabIdat
ma d6lezitost' zAbav, mech uz j.
mimi cftanie, hra Y karty alebt
inc hry, navsteva divadla ale
bo biogrsdOv. a1ebo z&hava !
spoloenosti. Taketo z&bavy st
zdraviu osozne, lebo zabava Q.
bycajne vyvolava dplnd zmenr
Y nasich my1lienkach al fyzic
kej cinnosti. Vyvedie mas kax
dodennej rutiny, . kto nepo
trebnje opustit' niekcdy kol'ai.
robotneho Mvotai Pri z&bav'
dostAvame sa obyeajne do po
tyku 8 novtmi l'ud'mi, nov5m
tvArami, novtmi myxlienkami
'novou lktkou pre- rozhovory
Mnoho r6s m6me pri nej !
|prflezitost' sa dobre xasmiat',
smiech je sprievodcom dnzevn6
|ho zdrayia. 6koda, se mnohi
mis- - smej6 iba xriedka kedy
84ssf -. -. : ..-.s
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Z q DON
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21
MOVE sTAvBY MA YfOH0D.
MON eLovHlTsKU.

n Mishalcvciash bud6 sta-
\ ya 1 e. a|extI ell J; ! intsaks
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21

my. TO mOdllrDe recnu o pOkr0-
ku s. 4. Sokolstva a praci "a
lnarod a cirkev. Organizacia s.
Z. s. je teraz 1882 pefc. sol
ventnA, 20 je najvyssia solven-
cia medzi slovenskymi organi.
zaciami. Vyborny majetkoy5
stav umoEnil Hl. Sboru, aby d6.
val d'alSie p6zicky clenom, ktori
nem6xu platit' svoje prispevky.
Kto je cleno1h NJ 5 rokov, do
stane d'al1in p5EiEku m xapla-
tenie prfspevkov ma 10 mesia.
cov q kto je 10 rokov tlenom,
dostane d'alSiu pozieku ma "a.
platenie prispevkov ma "a me-
siacov. Pochy4lil SokDhtvo i
IHaselton. ze tax po sokolsky
pracuje, gratuloval Youngs-
townn k Yft'axstyn Y skyodoeh
= predpovedal, 3e 81 tunaj5ie So
kolstyo idonesie palmu vit'aastva
j 70 z6vodov celej organiz2cie.
Potom powtal toastmaj jster.
Rev, Kostik : pod 'akujde who
II. pzs1e y5befn b. nartsxcsl
tn H6koilE lE1ih = r5stko, sarEs'
II xakon4il spsyon hy1any HI
Evening star., 1933-11-10
STECHER SQUEEZE
FINISHES zAHAR|AS
8 Minutes of Leg Pressure
Enough-Boesch Winner
OF Strange Bout.

~ JOE STECHER, slightly
f used, but still moving
" about on the strongest
legs in the rassling pro-
fession, today stood as kingpin
of washington matdon following
his somewhat surprising 34min-
ute victory over Colorado's big,
bad wolf, George Zaharias.
A growler for quarter of century,
Stecher wrapped his thick legs around
Zaharias' thick midsection last night
at the Washington Auditorium and
after three full minutes Of squeezing
conquered the conQueror of Ray Steele.
Gino Garibaldi and countless other
present-day standouts.
An anti-Zaharias crowd of upward
OF $500 witnessed the upset which
made up in sincerity what it lacked in
speed and roughness.
For half an hour Zaharias was out
in front as Stecher vainly attempted to
fasten his famed scissors around the
huge Greeks body. Stecher had little
else except his scissors grip, and took
most Of the punishment until the end.
TT WAS q fall from the ring by
Zaharias which paved the way for
Stecher's win. George was dumped
unceremoniously over the ropes. Coming
back apparently enraged, he flung
Stecher about the ring with a series of
headlocks until Joe caught the Greek
unbalanced and pushed him toward the
ropes. George bounced off, back toward
Stecher, and the veteran Nebraskan
hoped up and affixed his scissors.
After registering agony for three
minutes Zaharias gave up.
Paul Bosch and Dick Raines pulled
a queer one in the semi-final. After
81 minutes OF growing Raines made a
flying tackle. Their heads collided and
both went down on their backs. Each
remained PROSTATE for several seconds
and then Boesch wriggled on his back
across the horizontal Raines, who was
counted out.
Swede Olsen tossed Joe Montana in
10 minutes, Pete Ramos threw John
Ka2onas in the same time and Milo
Steinborn and Vanka Zelesniak growIed
80 minutes to draw.
Evening star., 1933-11-10
THOMSON, GOLF PRO,
LIKES MARBLE GAME
Canny Scot Hits SO to Set Pace
for Foursome in Match on
Washington Course.

~ AWE THOMsON'S initiation
| into the marble" game, the
1 y favorite sport Of the golfers of
the Army-Navy Country Club,
is a big success.
Little Davie, whose game has been
sour most of the Summer and Fall,
didn't do anything but shoot himself a
neat 60 and gather unto the Thomson
exchequer all the marbles and all they
represent. And had it not been for q
lost ball on the fourteenth hole Davie
might have gone away under par.
1t all happened yesterday at Wash
ington, where Davie is the club pro, and
where R. T. Harrell, Ralph S. Fowler
and P. w Calfee initiated the little
Scot into the intricacieS of the mar
BILE" game, which they learned from
such worthy gents and golfers as Mai
r. K. Sutherland and Capt. Wooch
Fielder Of Army-NaVy.
Between the four of 'em-those who
played in that four-ban match at
WaShington-they had a best ball Of
81 which is nine under par for the
course, and is something of a record for
that layout where scoring is none too
easy
And does Davie like the marble"
game? They all started with Is mar
bles. When they finished Dave had
taken the boys to the cleaners. He had
so marbles, at a dime apiece
The wee Scot will play in the Ma
tional Capital open tomorrow at Ken
wood and If he maintains the same fast
scoring pace he put on yesterday at
Washington he will be hard to beat.
Evening star., 1933-11-10
PAUL LIKELY BOXER
IN ALEXANDRIA RING

A INVOLVEMENT that Tommy Paul
"A probably will be imported to fight
the winner of the Eddie Burl-
Varias Milling scrap Tuesday at Port
ner Arena has been made by Match
maker frankie Mann of the Alexandria
Fight Club.
Mann said negotiations already are
under way for Paups appearance here
! former N. B. A. featherweight will
be remembered for his two stirring
draws here last Winter with Petey
Sarron.
Mann also booked promising semi
windup yesterday, signing Chief Perry
knowles to oppose the veteran Mickey
Genaro In an eight-round bout. Knowles
Is undefeated in eight fights here.
Three four-rounders will complete
the card.
Evening star., 1933-11-10
MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES.

he is to make at Luther day celebra-
ton in Constitution Hall earlier in the
evening.
RIP" Miller, head coach of the
Navy foot ball team. will be the guest
speaker on the All-American foot ball
show program on WJSV at $50.
Christy Walsh will interview him.
One OF wMAL's major musical
features will be a recital at 10:30 by
Jan Smererlin, celebrated European
concert pianist. He will play three
Chopin works.
The Northern Dramatic Co.'S pro-
duction on VOL at 1880 will be
Cats" a humorous story by Donald
Spatz Geraldine Meredith will have
the leading role.
Evening star., 1933-11-10

sity in London, has been schedule by
N. B. c. for November 10. The sub
Ject vii be Democracy by Dictator
ship"
X
UASHINGTON's NBC. Office has
w just revealed that DR.. Hans Luther,
German Ambassador to the United
States. in his radio address Wednesday
night. forgot momentarily he was be-
fore microphone, and pulled from the
pocket of his coat sample of German
ballot and waved it for the audience
to see. DR.. Luther. at the time, was
discussing the political situation In
Germany.
n X X
UIJSV will broadcast tomorrow at
w $50, the second of series of spe-
cial radio dramatic productions in
the interest Of the Community Chest
Evening star., 1933-11-10
Fights Last Night

BY the Associated Press
DALLAS. Tex-Jack Van Noy. 1913,
Los Angeles. outpointed Johnny Risko,
1873, Cleveland. Q0); "Tuffy" Dial, ITO,
Phoenix, Ariz., outpointed Joe Dunn,
ITO. Cleveland, (l0).
EVANSVILLE, Ind.-Moon Mullins,
127, Vincennes, Ind, and Jimmy Buck
ler, i2S, Louisville, KY, drew, do).
TACOMA. wash.-Billy Townsend,
i461z. Vancouver, B. c., outpointed
Petite Mike, las, Brooklyn, lo).
INDIANAPOLIS - Henry Morengo,
1le12, Evansville. Ind outpointed Paul
Lee. l20, Indianapolis, Q0).
MASON CITY, Iowa.--Earl Mason.
Albert Lea, Mimi, outpointed Mel
Coleman, st. Paul, (8); Kid Ripley,
Charles City, outpointed Jack Mitne,
st. Paul, (4) Red Martin, Mason
City, stopped AL Paul. Hampton, (2) p;
Earl Anderson, Hayward, Mimi, out
pointed Kenny Bowers, Mason City, "a.
SEATTLE.-Joe Calder. 1921, Seat
tie. outpointed Bud yelling, li812
.ztgo, N. Dak.. (Sl.
Evening star., 1933-11-10

The critical farm situation will be
depicted tonight in the March Of Time
dramatizations on WJSV from $50 to
9. Another sketch will be devoted to
the arrival in the United States of
Soviet Commissar Litvinof.
The Ironmaster program on WMAL
at 10 will bring a concert by one of
the worlds greatest industrial bands,
directed by Frank Simon. This band
has been broadcaSting for four years
over WLW in Cincinnati.
WJSV will broadcast at 10:45
a speech by DR.. Hans Luther German
Ambassador to the United States, in
connfemoration of the 450th ami
versary of the birth of Martin Luther.
DR.. Luther viii deliver the same speech
Evening star., 1933-11-10
Jones' Conquerors Show Here
MacFarlane and Farrell, Who Beat Emperor in
U. S. Play-Offs, Entered at Kenwood.

T%WO members of the ultra
exclusive "I beat Bobby
Jones' Club will start in the
National Capital open golf
championship at Kenwood tomorrow,
while two more of the professional
golf gentry who finished second to
Jones in the national open title tilt
after play-offs with the one-tine
emperor, will be out there matching
shots for the first money of 5000.
Willie MacFarlane, tall, bespectacled
Scot, who won the initial National
Capital open IN 1881, is the charter
member of the st beat Jones" Club.
Willie and Bobby tangled in a play
of for the 1925 national open title
at Worcester, Mass, and MacFarlane
won on the thirty-sixth hole of a
scheduled l8-hole play-off, after they
had tied over the 72-hole champion
ship distance and again were tied
after the first ID holes Of the play-off.
Debonair Johnny Farrell is the sec
ond member of the club. Johnny
and Bobby tied for the national open
at Olympia Fields, near Chicago,
back In 1928, and Johnny won on
the thirty-sixth hole Of the play-off,
sinking q nine-foot putt to beat
Jones by single stroke.
Evening star., 1933-11-10
Kerr to Continue
AS Colgate Coach
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HAMILTON, N. Y, November 10.
J. i Colgate foot ball teams which
have won 81 games, lost and
tied l in the f1ve-year coaching re-
gime Of Andy Kerr will have the
benefit of the canny Scotsman's ad-
vice for another three years at least.
Despite rumors that have con-
nected his name with coaching Of
fers at other schools, especially Yale,
Kerr signed Colgate contract yes
terday covering the 1934-35-36 sea-
sons.
Kerr was asked to remain at Col
gate" said William A. Reid, gradu-
ate manager of athletics, because,
primarily, Colgate is concerned with
having its foot ball handled by a
man who, in addition to being a
splendid teacher is a man of high
ideals, a leader of men and one who
carries out the spirit of Colgate
traditions"
Evening star., 1933-11-10

found out there are 1925 radbb broad
casting stations operating throughout
the world, Of which 585 are in the
United States.
Russia, with 73 stations, ranks second
to the United States, and Canada is
third with So. Twenty foreign countries
are credited with only one station each.
nHIL LORD, the Seth Parker Of
L radio, finally has his plans lined
up for 'round-the-w world cruise in
O four-masted schooner.
There will be a series OF 13 weekly
broadcasts from the ship as she sails
Evening star., 1933-11-10
|WH|TEMAN TO GIVE
AWARD IN MUSIC
Annual Gold Medal and SchoI-
arships to Encourage
Composers.

TEEL1NG need for substantial
- encouragement of composers
seeking serious expression Of the
Il modern mood in music, Paul
Whiteman has planned to make
an annual award for the best American
composition In modern form.
To the winner, who must not be over
80 years old, and an American citizen,
Evening star., 1933-11-10

campaign. Titled, "The Other side"
the sketch viii be based on real life
incidents from the record Of various
Chest cases.
ID UDY SCHRAAINd'S theme song for
N the Doors" dramatic production
ON WRC will make its debut on
the Tuesday night program. Schramm
wrote the piece entitled Doors at the
request Of Violet Wachter, director of
the company. Edith BrusiloH Sperling,
pianist. win play the selection at the
beginning and close Of each broadcast.
Evening star., 1933-11-10
B0WLERS ARE HONORED
Six Here Presented With National
Ranking Certificates.

Six Washington bowlers today we're
proud possessors Of national ranking
certiflcates, based on their perform
ances on the drives during IL: 1928
season.
Fred Buc4aholz, promine..c duckpin
booster, last night presented Joe Harri-
son with the fourth ranking certificate
Dutch Newman with the seventh, Astor
Clarke with the eighth, Whip Litchfield
with the eleventh, Eddie Espey with the
twentieth and Charlie Watson with the
twenty second. The presentation was
made at Convention Hall before a Dis
trict League match between Occidental
Hotel and Convention Hall, in which
the former outfit won two games.
Evening star., 1933-11-10
C.. U.-Detroit Tilt
Ballyhoo on Air

A FOOT BALL rally featuring
IA Catholic University's band and
glee club will be staged over
Station VOL this evening from 6
to 6:15 O'Clock.
This broadcast is calculated to
stimulate interest in G. US home
coming game with Detroit tomor-
row afternoon.
wMAL Chris Dorais. Detroit coach,
will broadcast his views, anent the
outlook for tomorrow's tilt.