davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-08-11
SLOVENsKA STUDENTSKA
K0NvENCIA v MEsTE
CHICAGU.

Slovenska Studentska Liga v
Amerike zahaji svoju III. RAD
nu konvenciu v meste Chicago,
kde tiez tohoto roku sa vydrzia-
va svetova vystava. Konvencia
sa bude vydrziavat' miestno-
lsti Lions Club ma West North
Ave. a Kildare Ave., a sice v
dnoch Is. a 26. augusta 1888.
Konvencia sa zahaji v piatok
rano, dna 25. augusta a potrva
diva dni, a v pade potreby al
treti den. Akonahle sa dokonci
konvencia, vsetci lradnici, jak
start tax i novozvoleni sa sijdu
v konvencionalnej miestnosti, a.
by tam odovzdali knihy a inc
1radne veci svojim nastupcom,
aby tax novy drad mohol v pl-
nom pride pokracovat'.
Ziadame, aby sa zdcastnili
vsetci 1radnici al dradnicky, a.
ko al vsetci riadne zyoleni de.
legati a delegatky Slov. Stu
dentskej Llgy. Potom vsetci,
ktori sa zaoberajd so slovenskou
mladezou, jesti i'm okolnosti do
VOLTA sa zlcastnit'. Tiez chceme
a ziadame, aby prisli al vsetci
slovenski pravotari, lekari, in
zinieri, professor, zubo-lekari,
dipl. osetrovatel'ky, apatekari
latd'. Nechceme zabudndt' ma
nasich slov. redaktorov a zastup
GOV slov. casopisov. Chceme a
ls1 vftanf medzi Mani i 1radnici
q zastupcovia SLOW. podporujd-
lcich spolkov q organizacii.
Teda chceme slov. inteligen.
ciu, aby sa sisla K mladezi q td-
to nielen vypocula, ale al podu-
ella . podporila ' jei snahach.
Kazda konvencia ma nejake "a.
bavy q zaujfmave navstevy pre-
delegatstyo, q tax sa postaral al
chicagsky sbor, aby pocas kon.
vencie delegati q delegatky axe
|aj hostia spolocne navstfvili sve.
tovd vystavu. " sobotu vecer,
l26. augusta usppriadany bude
blanket q tanec v Lion klube
OcakAva sa, ze nielen Stu
ldentstyo 50 z1castni, ale tiez q,
lpoprednejsf clenovia slovensk6
no n6roda. -Ml6dez vas uvft,
'Imedxi sebou.
J6n q. &ursk, hl. preds.
r. 1nma 1srtha II. 81
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-08-11
Kalendar innosti
Slovenskej

=. augusta Lawn Fete, Young
Ladies Sodality, Holy Trinity
Picnic Grounds, Struthers.
13. ang-Vylet osady sv. Jana
Krstitel'a Campbell Pc
troucovej zahrade.
13. angusta Piknik Slovenske-
no Politickeho Klubu 20 Steel
tonu na s. Bellevista a Price
Rd. pozemkoch.
Is. ang ylet Lansingvillsk@ho
Baseball K1ubu ma Shirley Rd
pozemkoch.
Is. ahg.-Vylet Youngstown
skeho Politickeho Kubu '
zahrade p. Antalika ma s. Me-
ridian Rd.
20. augusta -Vylet Sboru LAG.
STJS. Antalfkovej zahrade
ma s. Meridian Rd.
20. augusta Piknik Zen. Polit
Klubu ma Lansingville; Shir.
ley Road.
~. augusta -Vylet osady najsv
Trojice, ma osadnych pozem-
koch, Struthers.
~. augusta Jubilejny vylet
G. 308. IKSJ. a (. PAL M. O.
ma rohu s. Bellevista a Price
Road.
~. augusta Piknik Sp. sv. An
ny, (. 163. P. &. j. ma Shirley
Road
~. augusta Piknik "a slavnost
15-rocneho jubilea Spolku sv.
Jozefa, &. 731. LKSJ. ma Shir.
ley Road.
4. septembra (I.abor Day)-Vy
let osady sv. Mateja ma Shir.
ley Rd. pozemkoch.
10. oktobra- a-Divadelne predsta.
venie dram krdzku osady sv.
Cyrila a Metoda, v skole sv.
Cyrila a Metoda.
= 20. obra-25-rocne jubile
um Sboru 146. s. T. j. Sokol
v Sokolovni ma Washington
st.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-08-11
SLOW. Baseball
(Dokoneenie 8 /. stranv)
JEDNOTARSKA LfGA

Pri zahajeni tejto druhej po-
lovice sezony jedinou otazkou
pozorovatel'ov bolo, ze Ii Steel
toncania Ease vydobyjd CAM
pionstvo tohto roku, ako v Ian
skom. Veru, ze odpovedi ma tl-
to otazku incl MET, ako ano, le.
DO koniec baseball sezony skoro
prichodi a tito neohroozeni este
vzdy vedd predok ostatnym Ca
tam. Jejich minula hra s lam
singvillskou catou bola dobrym
dosvedtenlm, ze odmenu, ak1 81
vydobyli teraz rok, vskutku "a
|slnzia 81 al toho roku. Pravda,
ze este maji dve hry, vysledok
ktorych m0ze premenit' vsetko
|pre Steelton. V nedel'u slime
ranili Lansingvillcanov, pora-
ziac ich 8 ku Q. Steeltonskf
chlapci nemilosrdne ltocili ma
svojich nepriatel'ov Cd prvoti.
V tret 'om iningu dobyli 4 obe-
by piatom urobili tax po.
dobne. Stas a Melega sa mai
lepsie usilovali kyjom, tax sa-
mo dobre pomahai al pri obra-
ne. Ferencovo klamlive hadza.
ME bolo najvacsou pricinou, ze
ohrata stranka nemohla sa do
stat ami k jednemu obehu. Cd
Ferenca len dvaja Lansingvill.
cania dostai po jednom zabite,
kdezto deviatim celkom odoprel
zabit.
V druhej hre ligy, Haselton.
cania porazili Farrell. Tato hrs
bola jednou najtesnejsfch '
nedel'u, lebo ODE caty namahaly
sa 20 vsetkych sil, ably zvft All
ly. Haseltonska cata dobyla S
prvy obeh ma zaciatku hry a ,
3. iningu podarilo sa jej dohnat
4 d'alsie, s ktorymi zostala a;
do konca, vyhrajdc hru Sd
Lesnak, Basista, Hamrak, Tim
ko, Kozak a Barta najviac bill
pre- vit'azov, kdezto Fetsko
jednym 'home runom'' vyzna
Gil sa najlepsie Farrelleanov
Fetsko vystrajkoval Z Haselton
canov a Srajber 8 Farrellcanov
Campbell 2, Youngstown 8
Youngstown vydobyl 81 svoj
tretie vit'azstvo porazenim "a
ty Campbell v pomere s ku 2
Temer kazdy hrac vft'aznej ca
ty urobil dobry rekord s kyjom
| Dostali IL zabitov proti 2, kto
re dostala ohrata stranka. j
Deley a Kanos bill najlepsie
youngstownskych hracov, kde5
to Horvat a Danilev sa najvia,
usilovali Campbellcanov. Kt'
videl hru tyychto eiat presvedci
sa, ze Campbell zapasil tuhyn
odporom. Vit'azi tohto boja DIR
zia sa ma druhom mieste v ige
| Struthers NAL v nedel'u bye.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-08-11
sCH0DZA SPOLKU sV. AN
NY, 6. 80. IKszJ.

Spolusestry Spolku sv. Amy,
{. 80. ISKZJ. povolane s1 1cti-
We ma sch6dzu, ktora sa bude
odbyvat' teraz v nedel'u skole
sv. Cyrila a Metoda. Kazda Sc
stra je ziadana prist', a dlhujd-
ce s1 ziadane o priplatenie ma
svoj dlh.
So sesterskym pozdravom
Maria Huda hct.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-08-11
KRAsNY JUBIIEJNf
vYLET sPoLKU TATRA

Youngstownsky v nemoci pod
poruj1ci spolok "Tatra' osla-
vii v nedel'u 20-rocn6 jubileum
svojho trvania krasnym vyletom
v Antalfkovej zahrade ma So.
Meridian Rd. Ma vylet sa sisiel
pekny pocet Slovakov, medzi
mimi j mnohe pionierske sloven-
ske rodiny ma Mahoning doline,
obchodnici a spolkovf pracovni-
ci. Oslavu poctila svojou prf-
tomnost'ou j manzelka p. Micha-
la Willu, ktora vychovala naro-
du tax zdarneho syna, adv. ia.
ma Willu a dceru, pani Mariu
Slifkov1, hi. 1et. IKSzJ. Pan
Michal Willo Dol prvym predse-
dom Spolku Tatra.
Vylet sa zacal hned' popolu-
dni zahrada p. Antalika bola
coskoro javiskom peknej zaba-
Wy, spevu, tancu, hier a pria-
tel'skych rozhovorov. Okolo 4.
hodine dlhorocny predseda ju-
biluj1ceho spolku, vel'ky pra.
covnik slovensky, p. Jozef Mar
tinko privital peknou recou ODE.
censtvo a povedal niekol'ko SLOW
z historic spolku. Tento spolok
zalozeny boil nielen ma napo
mahanie nadejneho narodneho
domu a podporovanie clenov v
nemoci a ich rodfn v pade smr.
tt, ale preto, ably tdto ochranu
dostali i tt Slovaci, ktorych inc
organizacie pre- vek uz nechcl
prijat'. Zaspievana bola hymna
spolku 'tNad Tatrou sa bly,.
ska, narodna hymna "Hej
Slovaci" a mnohe inc. Tomecko
va orchestra sprevadzala Slova
kov v speve. Ma tom pikniku S,
dokazalo porekadlo "Kde Slo
venka, tam je spev", lebo eel,
okolie sa ozyvalo nasim spevon
a hudbou. Pan Tomeeko vyt'a
hoval pekne slovenske. Pomahal
mu: cymbalista p. Katros, kon
tras p. Wagner a basista p. Su
SAX. Aekol l'vek v nedel'u nebol,
hordce, to Rooseveltovo pivo
me, veci sa dobre m{naly. Urad
nfci spolku PIP. Martinko, Adam
ko, Granci, Novotny, Ribar a
nj sa museli obracat' aby kaz
deho obsl1zili. Zabava trvala d,
10. hodiny vecer. Ucastnfci dc
svedcia. ze to bola zabava. NJ
ktorej sa kazdy dobre citil.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-08-11
Podaren5 sndbenso.

Anka: "Je to pravda,
zrusila zasn1benie s ttm a
dym lekaromi''
"Hanka: "Pravdazel "A pfe n
stav 81 toho hanebnika! Niel 3
ze ma poziadal 0 vratenie M III
neho prste1a, ale mi este nAf(
tai dvadsat 'devat' n&vstev =
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-08-11

- Ked' sa nieco u vas priho-
di, Go zaujima verejnost', napi.
Ste to do tychto novin.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-08-11

Slovkci, Slovsnkyl Data
,arobit' Slov&kom ! Sloysnkkml
70 = ayoj : syojnai
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-08-11
Vel'ky osadnl
vylet v Campbell

Bude cirkua kum1ty, tance atd'.
u tejto nedeli.
Dna Ii. augusta osada sv. Ja-
ma Krstitel'a ibude vydrziavat
svoj vyrocity piknik ma Petro-
vicovej farme. Tento vylet ma
byt' takym, jakeho este Camp
bell nevidel. Zacne So skoro DO
obede q trvat' bude az do noci.
Najsamprv bude cirkus, v kto.
rom budd palace, zvierata, roz-
lcne kumsty, tance atd'. atd'.
Parada sa pohne cd osadnJch
pozemkov pol IL. hodine pred
poludnim q pojde po campbell
skych uliciach az do Petroyico.
vel zahrady. Tam sa hned' IA
cne cirkus. Ma cirkus sa uz die.
tky pripravily, takze bude skve-
". Uvidite al bieleho slona e.
lefanta) to jediny ma svetel
V Indii bielym slonom sa kla-
najd jako bohom, takze bolo
vel mi t'azko no dosikovat' do
Campbell. Il.
Potom nast1pia rozlicnA "a
vody behan1, t'ahani povraza
atd'. atd'. Zatym sa pusti male,
smalcom namazane prasa a kaz-
dy, kto chce, m6ze no chytat'. !.
Ten alebo ta, kto no ulapi, mo.
ze 81 no vziat' domov a narobit
neho klobasy. Ale vybor od-
pordca tym, ktori by no chceli
ulapit', aby neprisli obleceni v
bielych satach. Lapanie omaste-
neho prasiatka zacne sa o 2. ho-
dine po obede. Pri tom tiez nam
zahraj1 ma harmonike dve diev.
cata rodiny Bencurikovej.
v Campbell majd sikovnych
t'ahacov povrazu - jak to do
kazali ma Slovenskom Dni. No
ale mladenci povedaj1, ze pre-.
dsa samotni mozu zbitoyat' ze-
natych. TAX i'm bude dana ta
prilezitost' na nasom pikniku.
To bude asi o 4. hodine.
VI Campbell majd al chyrec.
ny spevokol - ten bude nam
spievat' nase slovensk6, jake
len on zn4 spievat'. Spev bude
0 5. hodine. o siestej bude 81
hladat' najvacsia rodina ns
4 -
pikniku - a ta rodina, ktora (
Is. bude najvacsia ma pikniku
bude odmenena. A ta odmena Sc
i'm iste prida na nasytenie icl
vel 'kej rodiny.
| 0 druhej sa zacne tancovat' {
tancovat' sa bude az do konca
Vybor sa postara, aby ludia ne.
museli tancovat ma zemi a do
stava "platformu" ma ten je'
den den. Take komu sa buds
pacit' povykr1cat', bude mat
dost' prilezitosti pri dobrej mu
zike pana Bivaleca.
Medzitym kazdy bude mat
prilezitost' odniest' 81 domo,
Ibud'to mlade teliatko, prasiat.
ko, zajace, kury, kacky, husy
kanariky, vysivky atd'. atd'
Name darovane mnohe veci
ktore "a lacn1 cenu m6zete Wy
hrat'.
No, pri takej zabave, clovek
al trosku zasmadne a preto 50
vybor postaral, aby ziadon ne
odisiel domov smadny. Tiez da,
ktora zena by snad chcela 81 SO
svojim diet'at'om sadn1t' od-
dychnut'. I ma to vybor neza.
budol a postaral sa, aby bolo
dost' lavic pre- kazdeho.
Vo whore sd kurAtori: Jan
Kukula, Jan Baka, Michal Do
/, bos a Emro Zetts. Dalsi vybor
Pre- obcerstvenie -Pavel Bencu.
rik, Michal Cvengros, Jan Do.
manic, Frant. Maruskin, And
rel Verba, Jan Vargo. Pre- VI
hry Panic Julia Vankulic, Zu'
zanna Klu6ar, Maria Babinec
Pre- zabavy Jozef Hudran, An
drej Germek, Cyril Mikula. Ste
fan Sokol. Pre- zavody Michal
Marc, Jan Marc, Stefan BlaS-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-08-11


Nv platfne 10 ~ ~ IL U
vain vlE1A6n4 1z
m 166 1anoa Ay0 n6
W dam b snx1 Z 1 o M
dom ~ fajnoll pol n
The Federal GnY1nGD o X
pany, tole6on 1a0166 r y
1lr. 9chrslbsE.
MA PHEDAJ Debet 6on Y
Cooper ~ . ixisb ! ko1
r&dx. prod2 r. 1acno =
vklAdnA kniklEa. 0egas n ~ n
vat, lsbo ceny - 51onlo
Tho Federal Savings = - ~
". Federal 81 xsleEoa 9o1G v
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-08-11
SLOvEfySKA LfGA

tov postacilo, aby Book Shoes
dostali styri d'alsie sk6ry, cim
dostali vyhru do kapsy.
Lansingville 8, Strutherskf So.
S-Ss - Sa
Seward gateway., 1933-09-23
Nine Children In
 Cooper's School

Andrew Wilcox, who is chef for the Forestry trail crew on the Quartz creek project, has his fam ily-Mrs. Wilcox and their three bright children, all from Wyoming are now domiciled in the Anderson cabin at the Lower Landing.
 One of the children is enrolled in the public school, presided over by Miss Phyliss Downing. MT. ana Mrs. Simpson, whose homestead IS at the Kenai lake end of quartz creek trail, have also moved to the Landing and entered their child In school. This brings the enrolment to nine. Miss Downing is on her third term as teacher.
Seward gateway., 1933-09-23
BRIEF VISITORS

Wm. U. Medley, director, U. $. government industrial school. at White Mountain, above Nome, and Mrs. Medley, were among the prom inent passengers on the SS Vic- toria, in port a few days ago en- route to their far-northern post. The White Mountain industrial school is comparable to the Eklut- na institution, Alaska Railroad, and has an enrolment of more than 100 Eskimo children. The village proper has small population. Director Medley and Mrs. Neeley took the opportunity, while in the city. to visit the local Jesse Lee Home and were highly impressed.
Seward gateway., 1933-09-23
FARMING AND MINING

Michael Glynn. who with his charming wife. have taken up a homestead of 40 acres and staked placer ground near the end of Ke- mai lake auto road. is busy slowing moose and sheep meat for the winter, gathering vegetables, pre- serving berries, and placer mining. MT. Glynn built a water wheel and is now using sluice boxes. He re- ports satisfactory returns.
Seward gateway., 1933-09-23

York is Lowell w. Lee, also former ly with Pacific Alaska.
 At Pan American offices the statement was made that Joe Crosson and Jerry Jones were ex- pected soon en route to Miami, Fla, from where they will ferry fast Fleetster planes to Fairbanks, to be based in the service of the Alaska company. It is probable that Joe Barrows, operations man. ager of the Pacific International Airways until that firm was taken over by Paifii Alaska, will fly one of the three Fleetsters north.
Seward gateway., 1933-09-23

8554. Cook Inlet, southern part. June, 1883. Scale, g by 40 inches. Price 75 cents. Shows amendments to the depths along the south coast of Kenai Peninsula and sOuthward to the limits of the chart from surveys by the II. s. Coast and GeOdetic Survey in 193I.-Alaska Shop.
Seward gateway., 1933-09-23
WILL SELL ESTATE

The estate of the late Louis Simpson of Seward will be public ly sold next Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The sale will be conduct ed at the home of the deceased, in the Second Addition. The house and lot will be sold, a Ford car and garage, miscellaneous house. hold effects and tools.
Seward gateway., 1933-09-23
WIND DID DAMAGE
he WindStOrn. which or

The windstorn, which on Sep tember 3 lashed Kenai lake into a cauldron of seething spume, test ing the strength of lake craft caught in it's fury, struck as far west as Russian river. It scattered Lou Bishops haystacks and lifted some of the metal roofing from his new house.
Seward gateway., 1933-09-23

Kenai river is rapidly falling, bringing the bars into view, ger hitting residents to snipe for gold with short toms" Many residents are laying up winters grub-stake
Seward gateway., 1933-09-23
CAPITAL INTERESTS
By Bob Bartlett

By Bob Bartlett
 WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 2, - Seventy million dollars was set aside by the Public Works Admin lstration for rivers and harbors projects. Numerous Alaskan pro- jects were approved
 According to information given by John Collier, Commissioner of Indian Affairs, immediate action wll be had on the building pro- gram in Alaska. The following program was submitted by Dr. P. w. Gordon, Director of Education, and was approved by the Commis- sioner:
 Buckland-school and teacher age, $9,000; Tetlin, school and teacherage, $6,6OO; Quigillingok, $4,5OO; Unalakleet $l5,OOO; Diomede $10,0c0: Douglas, community cen- ter and school, lower grades, $500.
 With freighting and other nec- essary expenses the total sum amounted to $6O,OOO, but since the program was approved the Office of Indian Affairs was informed a deduction of 10 per cent must be made and Dr. Gordon will revise the program in accordance with the new figures. Local labor will be employed wherever possible and local materials will be used Wherever they are available.
 A definite ruling as to whether the National Industrial Recovery Act applies to Alaska has been asked of General Hugh s. John son, MIRA Administrator, by Dele gate Dimond.
 The assumption all along has been. of course, that the act does not apply. However, publication of rress dispatches from Honolulu indicate there was at least a belief there that NRA was not extended to Hawaii led the Delegate to take the matter up with the chief counsel Of MIRA. That official gave It as his opinion that the Terri tories of Alaska and Hawaii come within the jurisdiction of the act, but so that there would be no doubt whatever, Delegate Dinond IS going direct to General Johnson for a ruling.
 Time, the news magazine in the issue of September 4, devotes over a column to the meteoric rise in public life of Emil Huria, right-hand man of Postmaster General Farley. narrating among other things, the start of his car eer in Alaska as reporter.
 Opposite Grand Central Termi nal in New York on 42nd Street in New York City, one of the busy towns busiest thoroughfares, is the ticket office of the Pan Amer ican Airways.
 For the past week an Alaska exhibit in the window of the of ice has attracted crowds, so much so in fact that the policeman on the beat has had a real traffic problem on his hands. The exhibit Is to be kept on display another week.
 In the ticket office on temporary assignment is Don M Parker, IT,, who until June of this year was III the traffic department of Pacific Alaska Airways at Fairbanks. One other Alaskan by adoption in New
Seward gateway., 1933-09-23

Bob Carlson and Alex Hoagland have just returned to lower Kenai lake from prospecting in Juneau Flats. They report they will not know the value of their discover ies until they get assays.
Seward gateway., 1933-09-23
BRIDGE CLUB MEET

The Seward Bridge Club will meet at Miss Sylvia Sexton's next Tuesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock, September 26.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-29
MARRIAGE Licenses

William E. Mccoy. "a. Vincennes. Ind,
salesman. and Edna Pauline Haolt, ID.
OF POS Washington court, housework.
John Cadd. SO. Clifty. Ind. laborer. and
Golda Shearer. 80, of 1872 East Vermont
street. housework.
Charles Caldwell. "a. of 4219 Guilford
avenue, pattern maker. and Mary Mar
garet Hamilton, %. of 4218 Guilford ave-
nue.. stenographer.
Jesse Hale. 81. of 1410 Ashland avenue,
laborer. and Dorothy Patterson, 81. of 1920
Cornell avenue. houSework.
Nichols Leroy Swami. 81. of SOC Beecher
street. ice and coal merchant. and Ruth
katherine Timmons. Is. of 1928 Singleton
street. housework.
Charles Gustave Dant. 26. Columbia Club.
musician. and nellie Mcdaniel Call, lo. of
1882 Churchman avenue. homework.
Fred Sandman. "a. of 1912 Kappes street,
laborer, and Helen Minton. 10. of 1910
South Belmont avenue. housework.
George Howard Freeman. 81. of 1349 West
Twentv-eighth street. dental technician.
and Dorothy Lou Mckay, 10, of $50 Udell
street. homework.
Victor M. Foster. 40. Florence. Ariz..
baker. and Laura Mae Alpaugh. 35. In
dianapolis. homework.
Leonard Simon Chandler. 81. Columbus,
Ind. factory worker. and Alma May
Snyder. 10. of 26l Warren avenue. house
Woodrow Malicoat. 81. of III Miley ave-
nue.. laborer. and Margaret Leslie. 10. of
500 Beauty avenue. housework..
Clinton WATSON. 81. Muncie. Ind. dentist.
and Esther Miles. 80. of 2725 North Me-
ridian street. homework.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-29
Independent and Amateur
Baseball Notes, Gossip

Bridgeport Blues and Fl Amigos. cham
pionS OF the Social League. VIII tangle at
! .. m. Sunday to decide the WHINE Of
game will close the season for the Blues.
The following probably Will start for the
Blues: Schultz. Bresnahan, D. Glenn. Ped
low. Bray. Sagers. Hechinger. W. Glenn
and HutseI. Hutsell. Blues moundsman.
has a clean record with the team. one
victory. a no-run. no hit game. Joe Ander-
Amigos. In another game I A. NJ. A. will
play Eastern Al-StarS. A large crowd is
expected 10 be on land.
virginia Avenue Cubs want a game for
SUNDAY state teams take notice. Can
DreNel 229I-R between 5 and : D. m. or
write 42s South keystone avenue. Indian
apohs.
Clermont A. Cs viii pIay the New Win
chester team 81 Clermont Sunday. For
games with A Cs call William Bales at
Belmont 47i2. RinE I.
west sid chevrolsts will ulav.at Green
wood SUNDAY n the hnal game Of the
season for the Cheyies. h Chevies have
S season 50g ihs son Ssms. E Hha lost and aE Edvs MsFi
will place the club in 4 league. After
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notice
Monte Carlos defeated Bob Rockets East
ern All stars last SUNDAY. - 70 :. Big
Jack. pitching for the Carlos. let the All
stars down with two hits and struck out
the Baby Lincolns vs.. Jameston game sun
dav az PennSv park. Janeston rs. Lin
canes eSrhs WI III CAV 1al i ss'V INNER al a. slls Monte
Indianapolis Turner's want q game sun
dav with q state club. Call II. 2isS
RIM 6 ask for Carroll. or write Forest
Henderson. 1881 North Rural street.
The CloTerdsle vs.. Spencer game sched-
uied - SUNDAY has ben Cancelled bv
Spencer. the manager OF the cioVerdale
Grays announces.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-29
CANADA READY
FOR RECOVERY,
LEADERS STATE
Dominion Described as in
Good Position for
Better Times.
United Press

By United Press
MONTREAL, Sept. 29.-Canada
stands in favorable position to lead
the return to the prosperity of for
mer years.
The dominion has weathered the
depression in a gratifying manner.
Leaders in all departments of Can
ada's national life are in agreement
with the prime minister, the Right
Hon. r. B. Bennett, regarding this.
Statements by bankers, industrial
lists, railway executives, and others
bearing on the Canadian economic
situation, reflect the pronouncement
Of the prime minister that the
worst is over" that Canada has
survived the crisis" and that, while
trials remain to be met, they will
be successfully overcome"
Not a Bank Failed
Especially noteworthy and encour-
aging is the fact that during the
last decade there has not been even
a run on any Canadian chartered
bank, much less a bank failure.
Canadian banks, though adher-
ing to sound principles of banking,
undoubtedly have saved the do
minion from serious financial dis
turbance, which demonstrates the
stability of the branch banking syS-
tenn in times Of stress.
Promising features in the present
economic outlook include the
healthy condition of savings depos-
its, the strong technical position of
Canadian manufacturers, and a
prosperous gold mining industry.
Interested in NRA
The most difficult situation in
Canada is that of agriculture. A
revival of world trade and a return
of profits to agriculture must pre-
cede any general return of pros
perity to the dominion, and Can
ada is in an admirable position to
participate in the first material
advance.
Word from Ottawa says that Can
ada has an eye on the national in
dustrial recovery act in the United
States, and may soon adopt a re-
covery program of her own to lend
impetus to the forward movement.
The NRA has been definitely reject
ed by the prime minister, but this
does not eliminate the possibility of
the Canadian government inaugu-
rating a policy designed to remedy
and stimulate business on this side
of the border.