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The Washington times., 1933-12-16
William r. Stone Plays Golf
Despite Bad Weather
By GEORGE A. SIMPSON
It's good thing for William R. Stone that the NRA hasn
By GEORGE A. SIMPSON

He'd be like the boy whose new
toys burned the day after Christ
mas.
Drawn to the game less than
three years ago, Stone seldom
misses a day on the course, the
weather conditions notwithstand.
ing.
Game Is Like Drug
He ventures forth in rain or
shine, hot or cold. Indeed, the
game has become something of a
drug with him.
Despite the recent unpleasant
weather, he's played every day
over the Indian Spring course.
Near-zero weather didn't terrify
him, nor the rain and Sleet of last
Wednesday. That day, after per
Suading Jim Scheiber, the assiS,
tant pro at Indian Spring. to &C.
company him, he turned in a fine
40 for nine holes. An added han
dicap, too, was the snow-covered
course.
An unusual golf record Is pos
sessed by Clark w. Stoddard, run
ner-up in the Manor Club cham.
pionShip the past two years.
Scores 79 Every Round
He has scored 79 for each of his
last Is rounds, not once going
higher than 70 nor lower. Other
golfers might average 79 for Is
The Washington times., 1933-12-16

rounds, but to score 70 each round
is a novelty.
In connection within Stoddard,
he figured in another striking in
cident.
This past summer he was play
ing for Manor against a Balti-
more club in one of the Maryland
State Golf Association team cham
pionShip matches.
Misses Ball Completely
Stoddard teed up, took a lusty
swipe at the ball-and missed
completely.
His opponent thought it was a
practice stroke and the chagrined
Stoddard answered.:
practice stroke nothing.
That's the first time I've missed
my tee shot like that in years"
The Washington times., 1933-12-16

Is Hornsby, selected seven
times for the second base post,
Gehringer, selected twice since
1880, or Melillo, picked in 1881
or Lazzeri, the 1882 second
baseman, the peer of perform
erS at that position?
Oh, you'll find yourself up
against many a stone wall in
trying to solve this special
Triple-X Holiday game evolved
specifically for your edification
over these long, dull winter
evenings and if you don't wind
up in a padded cell you'll have
to exercise a lot of self control,
inded.
HOnOred Many Times
You will notice that other
than Hornsby, several of the
stars of the last IL years have
been honored more than once.
Simmons and Traynor have
been picked six times each.
Mickey Cochrane has been
picked five times, Grove, Klein
and Cronin four times each;
Speaker. Frisch and Gehrig
three times and Heilmann,
Schang, Shocker, Goslin and a
host of others, twice.
Now go to it, my kiddies,
Make up your all-star selec-
tion from the Ruth teams since
1922 and compare yours with
that of the Ruth committee
which will be found herein next
Monday-day after tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1933-12-16
erica Teams From 1922 to 1888 N
Plan Fete for French
League Champions

Rinaldi baseball team, cham
pion of French's Junior League,
will be feted by Nick Rinaldi,
manager, December %, at his
home, 1914 Albemarle st. N. w.
Bill Flester, president of the
French's League, will present gold
balls to the members Of the team
at the dinner.
The Washington times., 1933-12-16
GQLIaudet Beaten
By State Normal

Gallaudet students are still talk,
ing about the exciting basketball
game today which saw their team
drop an unexpected Is to Is en-
gagement to Maryland State Nor
NAL last night at Kendall Green.
The game was one of those
which was in doubt until the final
whistle. Gallaudet took an early
lead, but saw it melted away by
a great squirt by the visitors.
The Washington times., 1933-12-16

other reason, because it has so many
fascinating solutions.
Leave it to jolly and robust old
Uncle Kirk to have something like
this for his nieces and nephews as the
Merrie Yuletide speeds around, be-
cause he too was once kid and knew
the joy and thrill of anticipating
Christmasses, one after the other.
So he would be the very last to let
the gay season approach without some
reward for the faithful followers,
right or wrong; because after all,
devotion is devotion, even though it
be sometimes blind and thus, my
children, we come to the point.
Elsewhere and hardly this column
is to be found the identity of the
Babe Ruth All-America teams for the
The Washington times., 1933-12-16
LONG FORWARD PASS

The longest scoring forward
pass on record this year was that
completed by Dick Nelson and
Willis Benner, of the Maryland
University eleven. 1t was made
in Maryland's game against Duke
and it netted 78 yards and a
touchdown.
The Washington times., 1933-12-16
PREXY LIKES
ACQUIRING
OFSTONE
BY GARRETT WATERS


Back from Chicago after hav-
ing attended one of the most
eventful baseball conventions in
years, your Uncle Clark Griffith
was all smiles today.
We asked:
Through trading, Griff?"
The answer:
I'VE never call it quits when
there's still time left to make .
couple Of deals. But the Op-
pOrtunitieS must present them
selves, y'knOw, and as far as I
know we haven't any leads
working"
"HOw about Manager Cronin.
Did he go on to San Francisco
from ChicagO?"
Hes home by now, I guess.
But 1 left before he did be-
cause he told me he had one
or two cOnfabs due with
couple of his brother managers"
What, a possible deal brewing?
Come on, now, break down and
tell us, Griff, We asked.
"Not that know of. But,
as I said we're never through
trading if something should
come up"
Well, now Griff, you went to
Chic ago primarily to grab a
pitcher, maybe two for the 1884
Griffmen. You came back with a
new outfielder. How do you ex-
plain that?
"Well, that was the first prop
OSitiOn that came our way and
we took advantage of it. And
1 think we grabbed a likely
looking ball player in Stone
even though it was tough to
part with GOSlin."
"CrOnin has liked Stone ever
since being manager Of the
team, and I, myself, have liked
his looks. He should fit very
well into our 1894 plans as he
can pound the ball, he's fast,
has great arm, and is much
the better fielder than GOslin."
Now that you just let that off
your mind, break down at this
point, will you Griff, and tell us
about that new pitcher you're go
ing to get?
Cant say a thing, because 1
don't know. OF course we're
going to try to land our man
before spring training time, but
we can't tell right now, how it
will be done, who it will be, or
what club we will trade with.
Those sort of transactions must
arise first, and as far as 1 know
none of our "leads" have
kindled any fire yet"
Guess you think the Boston Red
Sox will be pretty tough in 1884,
don't you?
eyes, they will, and I'll go
even further and say the league
will be the best balanced since
its beginning, 10, these many
years ago. But all of the clubs
will have to battle to beat US
out. We're still in the money
and I'm not kidding"
Thanks, Griff.
The Washington times., 1933-12-16
Pirlee Takes Trip
West; Seeks Games

Jim Pixlee, coach of the George
Washington football team, is en-
route west today for the purpose
of getting a couple of football
games for his Colonial eleven of
1884.
A game with either Stanford or
University of California is be-
lieved to be in Pixlee's mind, al
though he wouldn't comment on
the subject on his departure.
The Washington times., 1933-12-16
TerrOrS-OLd Liners
Mau Not Meet In 81

Maryland-Western M Marylan d
may not meet in football next
fall owing to inability to agree
upon a playing date The teams
have engaged twenty-four times
since their series began in 1893,
Maryland winning 13 and the
TerrorS IL.
The Washington times., 1933-12-16

last Z years. since Ruth and his committee Of sports
writers have been following the annual practice Of col
laborating on such team.
Now the big Xmas game idea is to select from this list
of sc Count em players who have been honored in the
last dozen years by Babe Ruth selection grand exalted
atar and fooproof team which would represent
the de la of the combined talent previously
given the Ruthan stamp Of approval Two pitchers may be
nicked
The Washington times., 1933-12-16
Final Grad
6-gane
AL

192S-Lora rine GULL.
1929-Lorraine GULL.
93O-Mariorie Bradt Smith
1931-Margaret Leaman Lynn.
1932-Lorraine GULL.
1933-Lorraine Gulli.
The Washington times., 1933-12-16

Eeney, .Meeny, Miney
Which Is the Best
OF Ruth Selections
OUer Past IL Years
Good Xmas Game
For Lads and L1SSieS

Here's Christmas game for every baseball addict who
believes in Santa Claus not game which should furnish
more than evening of engaging pleasure, if for no
The Washington times., 1933-12-16
Hubbell or Alexander
Sports of All Sorts Hum at
District "Y" Today
By DANNY GILL

Something doing al the tme matter what your taste
may be.
While this is not the slogan of the Washington G. A.
it might well be, especially on certain days.
The Washington times., 1933-12-16
Catch the idea, my children!
All, I thought you would.
The Plot UnfOlds

Catch the idea, my children!
All, thought you would.
The Plot UnfOlds
Now here's the rest of it.
Tomorrow night, at the New
ork Athletic Club, Babe Ruth
and his committee are going to
play the same game and apprise
you of their findings in these
columns on Monday.
They are going to collabo-
rate on the offensive and de-
fensive merits of the 66 players
who have heard the call"
since the season of 1922 and
arrive at an all-time Babe
Ruth all-American team based
on the annual selections COW
ering the past dozen summers.
Lotta fun. you say!
Sure. and look out for the
arguments you'll get into, be-
cause one of the chief charms
of baseball is the differences
of opinions it provokes and
when it comes to picking the
best of the best, why, you'll
find it not so easy as it ap-
pears at first blush.
Hubbell or Alexander
For instance, is Carl Hubbell
a better pitcher than Grover
Cleveland Alexander, the lat
ter having been picked once
by the Ruth committee in 1923
and Hubbell having been picked
just 10 years later.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21

"a kooper&cie sboru nAjfAjnej-
sfch uEibe1'ov v Youn2GtoWne,
Wurlitzer as kaxd3hnn prihl&sen6-
mu mu1owi, lone Alebo dfo-
t'at'n dpdnt kurx hudobntch &.
loh "a malt z6pisnt pop0Atok
$LS5. Nepotrebuje&e n&.troj. Ale
ak no m&te, moEte no uHvat'.
Nieto ziadnych z6vxxhov s. Ha-
dine extra =. mic nekupujete.
KaAdA dloha ie priv&tna = oso-
bitn4. Celia vASa rQdina - m6xe
napfsat'. Met obmedzeniA, ale mu-
site "a prihl&sit' v1as. zlpaa je
obmedzenf. Prihlasy - hned' pri-
jfmai6. Fakulta uGitel 'ov je mai
fajnejsia Y YounQetpwne. Kaxdk
dloha je fpanA. Modern3 sp8soby
vyucby vylu6ujd t'ak1Ds cviSsbn6
stddie. 9p8soby 81 jednoduchA I
6plnA .ziadne trjedy. Vek nepre-
kaAa. Ka5dy "a m6Se nAn6it'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21
rRAJA uHI.APC1
zABITf PM HIRE

Y stredu veSer sabitf boli til
traja chlapci, ktorf o. hrali "a
domom ) ohnom. Chlapci budo-
vail Il bfdu = garkdEom ma
Crandall Ave. Potrebovali ter,
preto nakl&dli ohha. Daktort =
Mich naSiel - garadIom start
n6dobu alkoholu . priloxil O.
hen k jej otvoru. Otvor a. zap&-
Iii q svietil ako svieca. Ale len
civil u. Odrasu nastal vtbuch .
po vybuchu traja chlapci leEali
ma zemi mrtvf. Dvaja d'alsf boil
ranenf q tiex otec jedneho : ra-
nentch. Zabitf sd: Walter En-
gel, 15-rocnt, 724 Crandall Ave.
Joseph Olieo, 6-rocny, 737 Gran
dali Ave. a Frank Olieo, 7-rocnt
jeho brat. Dvaja d'alSf chlapci
unikli zraneniu alebo smrti.
Rodicia, pozor ma deti!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21
sLOVENSKE DIEVCA
ZABITE AUTOM

Maria Sopkovic, 1O-rocna
dcera Stefana Sopkovica a jeho
manzelky, {. 1850 Manhattan
Ave-, zabita bola nedel'u We
Ger v srazke troch automobilov
ma Mahoning a Richview ul. Jej
otec Dol raneny v tel srazke,
utrpiac zlomenie pleca a rame-
ma a porezaniny ma hlave. Sraz-
ka sa udala pri zakr1cani Z Ma
honing do Richview ul. Dievca-
tko spalo v tom case, takze z
casneho spanku presto do vec.
neho bez prebudenia. V srazke
okrem Sopkovicoveho auta bolo
auto Michala Bodnara {. 1862
Silliman st. a Donalda Country
mana, 1866 Fairview Ave. Sop.
kovic prevazal l'udl pikniku
domov, ked' sa nest'astie stalo.
Okrem rodicov Marienku O.
plakavaj1 sestry Katarina a
Dorota a brat Stefan. Pohrab
jej Dol 2 gr. kat. kostola Fanny
- lH a.A
Marie vo stvrtok. Pohrabne o.
brady vykonal Rev. Jozef Jacka.
mic.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21

imensinove pr&va. v Mad'arsku
este nevyslo slnko slobody pre-
mensiny. Slovaci nemaj1 ziad-
neho prava. Donna Weiner q Pc
routka davaj1 pri poharikoch
kusy Slovenska, nam ale xiad-
nej nahrady nesl'ubujd. Ux nam
dali Poliakom kus Gravy Spi-
sa, dostai "a to kus Tesinska,
ale Slovensko mic. Teraz idn
davat' Ease Mad 'arom. My pro-
testujeme a nedame ami brady
Slovenska - mech 81 daj1, ked'
chc1, Cechy Nemcom, tax sd
spolu vo vlade.
Prichodi nam 11O0rocne jubi7
leum pokrest'anstenia nasho,
Cechov a Slovakov. Side sa celia
slavianska rodina dina IA. Is.
augusta v Nitre. Prfdu Sloveni,
Chorvati, Rusi, Cesi i Poliaci.
Witold Mileski z Krakova pi-
Sc, ze prfdu nielen oslavovat'
nami mas nabozensky a narod-
ny sviatok; id1 pozdravit' rok
HOO. do Nitry, ponevac sa tam
zrodilo krest'anstvo vsetkych
Slavianov. Tu boil zalozeny knie
zat'om Pribinom prvy krest AN
sky kostol. Odtial' to sa plsalo
cisarovi Michalovi do Carihra-
du: "L'ud mas zavrhnul pohan-
stvo a zachovava uz zakon kre-
st'ansky; ale my nemame ucite-
|l'ov, ktori by mas v nasom ja-
zyku ucih prav1 vieru krest AN.
sk1, ably al inc kraje vidiac to-
to, mas napodobnily. Posli nam
tedy 0 cisaru, biskupa ucite-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21
YoUNGsToWNsKE sLoVENsKE roVTNY

Ia takeho, lebo cd mas dobry
zAkon ma ysetky strany vycha-
dza." Postal sollnskych bratov
Cyrila a Metoda, ktori doka-
zali, ze nielen tri jazyky: heb
rejsky, grecky q latinsky, sd
vyvolene k sluzbe Bozej, ale al
slovenskym jazykom 90 ma
vzdavat' chvala Bohu. Zaviedli
move pismo a Bohosluzbu v slo-
venskom jazyku. Povxniesli slo-
vencinu ma oltar, vyvysili III ia
prestol krarovnej mysterif Bo-
zich. Toto ideme oslavovat' I.
deme zapal'ovat' jubilejne VI
try, ideme putoyat' do sviltyni
Andreja, Mateja, Izaka a Kri-
stina. Ideme vyhrabavat' zivls
starinu. Ideme ukazat', ze Slo-
wax ma najstarsiu krest 'anskn
kult1ru. Cd mas vychadzal 4
vychadza dobry "zakon ma 81
tky strany." U mas, ked' vida
Cesi a Poliaci kolisku krest,as,-
stva, ozije slovanska laska, brat
stvo a vzajomnost'.
2 tejto nevsednej q zriedka-
vel slavnosti vam posielame svoj
bratsky pozdrav a volame yam !;
Bratia! neklesajte, netrat'te ma
deje. Doba zk1sky a porohJ
.prejde a prfdu davno ocakava-
ne luce zlateho slnka blahoby-
tu, spasy a slobody.
Sursum corda, Bratia!
Ruzomberok, dna 13. j1na,
1888.
" ANDREJ HLINKA,
apost. protonotar,
predseda slov. l'ud. strany.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21
PUSKA vYsTRELr. /
a RANII.A SLoVAKA

Pavel Vencurik, 1Sroeny MIA
dix 2 Tenney Ave, Campbell,
Dol l'ahsie raneny do pravej no.
ny, ked' mu stara puska, ktor1
niesol, nahodou vystrelila. Ven
curik siel po Lincoln parku 8
kamaratmi q mladsim bratom.
Ked' kohdtik st'uknul, puska
nestrelila, preto 81 Vencurik my
slel, ze je ME nebezpeena i ne
vSimal 81 jej wac. O chyll'u ale
zayznel yystrel, ktory ma Eta.
|stie nebol csudn5. Poranen5 Dol
E. = 4 =! nsnnoeniei N. AlEbe.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21
Y YOUNGSTOWN

81 - =
Ma sch6dzi United Labor Con-
gres bolo udane, ze ' Youngs-
towne je hodne potiarnf, to jest
dielnf, ' ktorych sa pracujd dl.
he hodiny a mzda je hladov&.
Ed. j. Miller Cd krajcirskej u
ME ma pr. hovoril, ze vo viace-
rych krajcovniach sa pracuje
po IL a IA hodin denne "a mzdu
81 ma tyzden. v inych plata po
$2.75 do 1925 ma den dlhych
pracovnych hodin&ch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21

predseda SLOW. l'ud. strany
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21

my v svatvecer noveho roku na
oslayu a pozdrav tisicrocnej pa
miatky nasho pokrest' anstenia
radostne vyzvanat'. Ze sa l'ud
pod vodcovstvom svojich duchov
nych pastierov shromazdi v chra
moch Pana, aby zboznynli mod
itbami uvitali rok 1863. Ale
nadarmo SINE cakali. Nezvonilo
sa v Cechach, nemodlilo sa inak
sic, ako sa obycajne modlf ma
konci roka. L'ud AMI nevie pri-
ciny radosti. Nema mu kto zde-
lit, co je povinny Bohu, co svo-
jej dust, co sv. apostolom. Smu.
the byvajd ponosy ma nasu ne
tecnost' a musime sa k MIN pri.
dat spievat' spolocnl ele.
|giu."
70 Slovenska pisal roku 1863.
Juraj Slotta, bansko-bystricky
katecheta: "Spachta mest'an
stow zapiera krv i rec svoju.
knazstvo je I'udu odcudzene,
|potvoriac sa mad'arizmom, l'ud
ale sa nesnazi dobyt' narodnej
vel 'kosti a slavy. Je ME hrdy
ma svoje menor'
easy sa zmenily. Styrirocna
krvava valka zmenila rise, po-
prevracala irony a prestoly kra
lovske. Zanikla risa Hohenzol-
lernov Habsburgov, vykoreni-
Ii Obrenovicovcov. Obnovil sa
okrslek zeme. 70 ssutin a ruin
habsburgskej rise povstaly no.
We staty: Rumunsko, Mad'ar-
sko, Cesko-Slovensko, Pol'sko,
Jugoslavia j Rak1sko.
Po prvom roznieteni nastava
vseobecne rozladenie dishar.
monia. v Belehrade zatvoreny
Mack, internovany Korosec,
Horvat a Slovin, zakladatelia a
ministri noveho statu. V Pol
sku diktat1ra, u mas tajeny a
|skryty absolutizmus cechoslova-
kov, agrarov a socialistov. Ma
cele republiky sd Cesi a Germa-
nj; name vladu CESKO-NE+
MHCKU. Ny cisti, roduverni
Slovaci, katolici, SINE mimo Via
dy. My diktat centralnych Ce-
choslovakov neuznavame.
Cd juhu ako al severn sa bly,
ska. Rim i Berlin hrozi reviziou
trianonskych a st.-versailles-
kych mierovych sml1v. Nepria-
tel'ov vlasti a rodu je plno, do
ma "a hranicou. Ia hranicami
stVe Mussolini, Goemboes i Bet
len a CHA ma slovensk1 zem:
chc1 nam odtrhndt' slovensky
vychod az po Poprad, Slovensk1
komoru, zitny Ostrov, pobrezie
Ipl'a q Nitry. v Prahe pripd-
'aj1 moznost' revizie. Musso-
lini hovoril dina Z. jdna pri pa
rafovani novel vel'mocenskej
Dohody Talianska, Nemecka,
Francie q Anglie, ze cesko-slo-
vensky minister zahranicia, Be-
nes, je ME protirevizionistom.
"On nehl'adi ma trianonske mie
rove smluvy sub specie aeterni-
tatis (ako vecne). On hovori, ze
revizia hranic je obsazena v
mierovych smluvach. Benes chce
mat zabezpecene ukl 'udnenie q
moznost' kompenz6cif." Teda
|pripdst'a okyptenie . rozk1sko-
vanie Slovenska. VSeobecn6 a.
kpudnenie nenastane; naopak
revizia hranic kryje ' sebe "a
rodok novel vojny. Poliaci q ne
dajI lahko koridor q Gd&nsky
|pristav. Ny 81 hranice vSetktmi
prostriedkami h4jit' budeme.
Jugosl&via 81 media Jadran, Dali
maciu, Ilirsko, na ktor6 6ih& &
lisny Italian.
Ak6 kompenz6cie nam mole
dat Mad'arsko, ked' ono neu-
|zn6va trianonskeho mieru, neu-
|xnkva prkva 1A1n MI u ~ -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21

| Ako z tohto vidiet', oceliar-
ne bud1 mat zaistene svoje O.
pravnene zisky. Ohl'adom tel
4O-hodinovej pracovnej DOLBY sa
podotyka, ze to neznamena, ze
sa bude tax kazdy den robit
Niekedy sa bude robit' prezcas,
niekedy sa nebude robit' mic,
takze sa to vyrovna ma 40 hodfn
tyzdenne.
Tento k6d vojde v platnost
az ked' ho prezident Roosevelt
podpfse. Americka Federacia
Prace podala uz namietky proti
bodom k6du, ktore sa tykaj1
mzdy, hodin prace a robotnych
pomerov.
Kazdy den prichodia teraz do
Washingtonu k6dy cd rozmani.
tych priemyslov. Temer vsetky
obsahujd 40-hodinovy pracovny
tyzden a cd 30c do 4Oc mini.
malnu mzdu. Niektore priemy-
sic chc1 zaviest' 36-hodinovy
pracovny tyzden.
| Ocakava sa, ze do septembra
k6dy vsetkych priemyslov budd
prijate prezidentom a koncom
oktobra ze uz vsetek priemysel
lv krajine bude 1cinkovat' po.
dl'a noveho poriadku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21
KoD ocEL1ARsKEHo PRIEMYsLU.

V piatok minuleho tyzdila
Dol dany ma verejnost' netrpe-
live ocakavany k6d poctivej
konkurencie oceliarskeho prize
myslu v Spojenych Statoch.
Ked'ze celia Mahoning dolina Ii
je 20 zeleziarskeho a oceliarske-
ho priemyslu, ked' sa mas tento
k6d vsetkych tyka, prelozfme
ho do slovenciny postupne u
verejnime v nasich novinach.
Predbezne podavame tie hlav.
nejsie body k6du kratkosti:
Observation-Disclosures ma
j1 pravo organizovat' sa ku spo-
jenemu vyjednavaniu mzdy a
pracovnych podmienok memo
zu byt' prin1tenf, ably vstdpili
do kompanickej unie. Tovarne
maj1 pravo zamestnavat' neu.
niovych ako al uniovych robot
nfkov. Deti nize 16-rocne memo.
zu byt' zamestnavane..
Hodiny-Oceliarsky priemysel
prijima priemerny 40-hodinovy
pracovny tyzden a bude pokra-
covat' v zamestnavani elm Wac
robotnictva.
Mzdy-Mzdy s1 zvyysene o Is
percent. Praca cd kusa bude pla
tena podl'a podvysky. Najmen-
sia mzda pre- nezrucnych robot
nikov je 4Oc ma hodinu v Ohio,
Pennsylvania, Illinois Colora-
do; indie menej, na pr. v Alaba-
ma 27c a v Louisiana 25c ma no.
dinu' co Dude tam naJnlzsla
mzda. (Na Juhu je lacnejsie Ii
voDyue.)
Vyroba-Vyroba nebude kon-
trolovana, lebo vyl1cenie neGest-
nej konkurencie zabrani nadvy-
robu.
Administrators a-Administrova-
ME tohto k6du bude prevadzane
direktormi Zeleziarskeho a oce-
liarskeho 1stavu.
Ceny-Spolocnosti nesm6 no.
skytoyat' nakupcom lepsie nod.
mienkv. nezli k6d dovol,n;a
znrsvu n;rah+or;
4, nrsuo x;.d.., . aos.a., -
slenov : 6osu 10 5.s .nrsu,, :
! onarso;aoh
PoLr+v-K+o go; ,,sa 49,;
nredo 4; ooala noLn+anan5 -
=. $1o "a L.sda; +onn
Kon+ro1o a;an poh a:
t;eh. dnf - nst6nans - n,.t,sa
=; +ohto l6dn saa,os -; -,
s;a nos,.+, t.;on,n,ron; s.4a 80 :,
sovna .sl,.5.;ah -. -.
lsah $50. .s.,.. go n:s, 49,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21
zkPns JE oBlGEDzElg1
prihlSSte o. huod',

PoSet studentov pod ttmto pk-
nom je obmed0enf. Preto jednajte
rychlo. Pon&hl'aite % do Wurli-
tzerovho obcholdn xabezpecte d
miesto tera1 NiE nepodpisujete,
ndE nekupuiete, ziadne .sAvzzky.
ZapiaaE' % mo&no denne do 9. ho.
diny weEes.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21

Okresnt sud v Pittsburghu
nariadil mimoriadnu konvenciu
N. S. S. Tedy koneene tato or
ganizacia bude mat poriadok
pokoj.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-07-21

Y Japonsku je ME moe lep-
Die. Tam rodiGia dAvajd svoje
dieycatA do verejnych domov,
ably ich j seba pri ziyote ndrxa-
al "a len Pan Bob vie kol'ko
|l'udf xonliefs hlaxlom N Indii !