davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1938-09-21
PITT ODE TESTED
BY WEST VIRGINIA
First Eleven Powerful, but
Reserves, Essential to
Success, Improved.
BY the Associated Press.


PITTSBURGH, Sept. 2l.-An answer
to the question How strong is Pitt?'
may be expected Saturday when Jock
Sutherland gets of the Panther
bench at the end Of the first period
Of the opener with West Virginia and
unveils his second eleven.
If the reserves perform up to pre-
vious Pitt standards, set out the storm
signals because the Panthers will be
on the prowl.
The silent Scot. starting the 18th
season Of his football dynasty, has as
fine first string as he ever has assem-
bled. Sutherland's greatest combina-
tions always have been made up OF
seniors and 10 Of the probable Pitt
starters Saturday will be playing their
last year.
Likes Seasoned Players.
BY the time player has put in
three seasons under Jock, 1t is as
sumed he. is pretty good. He prefers
to season his proteges properly and
often turns up with some bright new
star whose talents were scarcely real
lied until his final year.
This array includes All-America
Marshall Goldberg, Harold Stebbins
and John Chickerneo in the backfield
Bill Daddio and Fabian Hoffman at
ends, Elmer Merkovsky and Walter
Raskowski at tackles, Steve Petro and
Al Lezuoski at guards and Bob DAN
nies at center.
Dick Cassiano, a sensation as q
sophomore substitute for Goldberg,
will fill the only other spot and he had
plenty of seasoning last year.
Must Have Strong Reserves.
This Rose Bowl Veterans Association
should win most any war it tackles,
but Sutherland contends that two
strong teams are essential to play one
of Pittsburgh's schedules and invaria-
bly, inserts an entire new lineup at the
end Of the first period, no matter what
the score may be.
"Our second team won a lot Of ball
games for us last year." he said today,
"and we will have to get the same sup
port this year too If We expect to be
successful"
The schedule:
September "a, West Virginia.
October /, Temple at Philadelphia;
8, Duquesne; Is, Wisconsin at Madison;
~, Southern Methodist; 20, Fordham
November S, Carnegie Tech; IL,
Nebraska at Lincoln; 10, Penn State:
26, Duke at Durham.
Evening star., 1938-09-21
TRIBE EANDBOSOX
KEEP GAME ALIVE
Stick Feud Between Foxx
and Averill Seasons
Runner-Up Scrap.
BY HUGH S. FULLERTON, Jr.
Associated Press Spor t. Writer,

Even the Yankees record losing
streak can't stir up much interest
since the New Workers have clinched
the pennant. The fans won't be ex-
cited about the National League race
until the teams are able to come out
from under their umbrellas and play
q few games. But in the meantime
the Boston Red Sox and Cleveland
Indians are stirring up quite q lively
pair Of private battles.
Second place in the American
League Is their main stake, and their
leading representatives at the home
plate. Jimmy Foxx and Earl Averill;
are quite in the thick Of the night
for the batting crown.
Cash Is Involved.
In addition to whatever prestige Is
involved there's cash money in the
scrap for all concerned. The differ
ence between second and third place
runs about 5000 per man when their
shares of the World Series pool are
split up, and of course q batting cham
pion is in a favorable position in sal
ary negotiations.
The Red Sox, returning to action
yesterday after having had two straight
double-headers washed out, regained a
little lost ground by walloping the St.
Louis Browns in both ends Of a bar
gain bill, 1878 and 7-2. The Indians
took a single game from Washington,
81. That left Boston one game ahead,
with about dozen still to 60. And the
difference is where it counts most-the
Indians have lost two more.
The only other game played saw
the Yankees establish q record for Joe
McCarthy's managerial regime by los
ing their fifth straight game. 5-4
decision to the Chicago White Sox.
1t was the first time since Mccarthy
took charge in 1881 they had dropped
so many in row.
National Washed Out.
The entire National League program
again was rained out, along with the
Athletics Detroit game in the Amer
ican. 1t didn't make much difference
in the senior circuit race this time, for
the teams still can play the games OIL
in double-h headers II the rain stops to-
day.
Pittsburgh's Pirates still have 3l2-
game lead over the Chicago Cubs and
ought to be ready for q little action
after two days OF rest.
High spots Of yesterdays games were
the two 7-run innings the Red Sox
staged. Trailing. Us, going into the
last inning of the opener. they belted
Jim Walkup and Ed Cole for seven
runs. Then they repeated the feat
in the sixth of the 8-inning nightcap
as Foxx belted his 46th homer and a
triple in the same inning. Hal Trosky
smacked out three singles, Bruce
Campbell drove in three runs and
Denny Galehouse pitched a steady
9-hit game to give Cleveland its easy
triumph
The Yankees hitting was nothing
to cheer about as Monte Stratton held
them to eight blows, and Bump Had
laye was bumped for II hits, four Of
them good for three runs in the sew
enth, before he retired from the
mound.
Evening star., 1938-09-21
BY the Associated Press.

0S Lie hSeOCidtco FTcSS.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2l.-Joseph
Vincent Mccarthy. an excellent exam
pie of the theory that fellow can be a
swell guy and still succeed. is big
league baseball's Old Man River
Marse Joe doesn't say nothing, but he
rolls along with those pennants.
Joe's story is one Of the most in
triguing in baseball. He wasn't a good
player. In fact, he was a second rater
in class IA. But he had that genius
of the Irish. He knew how to make
friends and keep them. Over his great
record as a manager, he's won one Ma
tional League pennant-with the Chi
cago Cubs-and four, three Of them in
succession, for the New York Yankees.
It's true, he had big bankroll and
fine organizations behind him at all
times, but he clicked.
When they count great comebacks
in sport, Joe must receive an acco-
lade When the Cubs let him out, he al
ternately was heartbroken and burned
up. A ray of October sunshine
and a forgetful outfielder ruined him
as manager of the Cubs in that 1929
series with Connie Mack's Athletics.
He was the laughing stock of the base
ball world for letting it happen. He
took it without whimper and came
back as leader Of the mighty Yankees.
Cubs Loss Is Yanks' Gain.
McCarthy's number as Cub mana
ger was up that fall afternoon the
Athletics rallied 10 runs across in the
eighth inning to score the widest one
game contest in series history. Hack
Wilson lost ball in the sun-he left
his glasses in the dugout-and the fire
began to rage. Before it was over the
AS had the series in their hip pockets
Evening star., 1938-09-21
Faith He Inspires in Players
Secret of McCart1,y's Return
To Peak after Cub Disaster

and Mccarthy was a bum" That
very night the late William Wrigley
owner Of the team, wanted to fire Joe
Somebody talked him out Of it. Joe
was allowed to stay on as manager
until September %, 1880, when Rogers
Hornsby succeeded him.
Mccarthy is through" said base
ball men. He won't be able to get
over the rap Of losing that 1929 world
series game. Poor joe"
You know the rest. The Yankees
were looking for q manager. Two
hundred able baseball men were con-
sidered. Business Manager Ed Bar
row, who likes fellows around him who
can get harmony and keep their
mouths closed, talked Col. Jake Rup-
pert into hiring Mccarthy. How
splendid q choice it was can be seen
in the record-four pennants since
1881, three in . row, two world cham
pionships and 2 to 5 it'll be three in
succession.
Wins Trust Of Players.
This years team, labeled by Connie
Mack as the greatest of them all
stands as perhaps McCarthy's great
est triumph. 1t started as . disor-
ganized ball club. Gone was Tony
Lazzeri, the man so many so un-
kindly attributed as McCarthy's brain
The club started badly. There was
hardly manager who didn't predict
defeat for the Yankees,
Mccarthy may not be baseball's
greatest strategist. but he has 4 rare
faculty for making ball players, from
buffers to primma donnas, believe in
him. The result is he probably has
more real friends among ball players
than any manager in big league base
ball. Furthermore, any broken down
ball player can make Z touch" on
Joe. Those same broken downers have
returned him many favor, giving
him tips on bright, young prospects.
Evening star., 1938-09-21

football. Five of the seven weigh
2l0 or more in their bare feet ..
The Pirates probably will be in
there, but this corner still says the
Cubs would give the Yanks q bet
ter battle.
Charlie Bachman of Michigan
State can sit back and let George
do it-he has five of them.
One for the book: The first, Sec
ond, third and fourth string quar-
terbacks on the Fredericksburg
(Va) High grid squad are SOUTH
paw paSsers There seems to be
no hard feeling between Mickey
Cochrane and the Tiger owners
The other night Mickey was a guest
at a reception In Owner Walter
Briggs home.
Light weight fighters can loox out
for Bobby Sylvester Of Sarasota,
Fla The boys down that way want
Evening star., 1938-09-21

no part of him and 1t might be q
good name to paste in your hat. :.
Bobby Walthour has given up six
day bike racing and Is a studio
employe at Culver City. His Oldest
boy had bit in Boys Town."
According to the Pittsburgh
papers. Sonny Martin, Pittsburgh.
knocked out Sonny Martin, Florida
the other night. Are you lis
tening, Mr.. Ripley?
This is golf for you: The other
, afternoon Bill Brickley carded an
eagle 3 on the 475-yard fifteenth
hole Of the Rockway course, Kitch-
ener, Ontario. But his partner,
Lloyd Tucker, took the hole away
from him by sinking his approach
for . double eagle 2 on the paris
hole ouch!
Julian Black and John 1ox-
Evening star., 1938-09-21

borough. managers Of Joe Louis,
have gone into the light-heavy-
weight business and are grooming
Dave Clark of Detroit for John
Henry Lewis crown Those who
know say John Henry can make the
weight about one more time.
II Jersey City hadn't grabbed
Bert Niehoff, he could have landed
with Minneapolis. And II
Charlie Dresser isn't signed by the
Dodgers, he'll be welcome up in the
Northwest II Fay Murray will let
him 60.
The Rine family collects tennis
titles down In Moundsville, w. Va,
and how. Reed. high school
boy, took the city singles; he and q
brother, Foster, won the mems
doubles, and Foster and his wife
then went out and copped the
mixed doubles.
Evening star., 1938-09-21
BIDS WOMAN BOWLERS.

Bowling teams interested in join
ing the Takoma Ladies' League should
call Joanna Varela at Lincoln $685..
The league is limited to bowlers whose
averages are under 95, and matches
will be rolled at the Takoma alleys on
Mondays. Evelyn Horner is president
and Miss Varela secretary treasurer
and scorer.
Evening star., 1938-09-21
Stars Yesterday
Dy the Associated Press.

1y the Associated Press.
Dennis Galehouse, Indians
Checked Washington Senator's with
nine hits to beat Mats, 81.
Joe Cronin and Jimmy Foxx, Red
Sox-Cronin collected four singles
and batted in two runs to lead
team to 1913 win in opener: Foxx
hit forty-sixth homer and triple IS
Boston won second, To-.
Evening star., 1938-09-21
She Knew Gomez Would Fight.

There
of
"As Yankee think
Allen has pitched
1892
he couldn't finish the first inning the Cubs tied the
admit might Aliens
he proved
thing happened Lefty Gomez for example I'd know damned well
Gomez all he had fighting
In other along Mccarthy
Allen and his
the Yankees Aen
1897 world
insult
that New
Sincerely,
Evening star., 1938-09-21
Sports Mirror
BY the Associated Press.

Today a year ago-Cubs beat
Giants, Us, cutting New York's
lead in pennant race to game and
one-half as series opener drew
"a, 800 fans.
Three years ago-Tommy Hitch
cock led Greentree four to rs VIC
tory over Aurora for United States
open polo title.
Evening star., 1938-09-21
HESSICKS ARE CALLED.

Hessick Coal Co. 160-pound gridders
and new candidates are requested to
report for practice tomorrow night at
Eighteenth and Otis streets NE, at
8 o'clock. End Knobby Quill pareicu-
larly is asked to report.
Evening star., 1938-09-21
MERCHANTS TO TOLL.

An important practice of the South
east Merchants grid squad will be
held at 7:30 o'clock tonight at the
Merrick Boys Club. The Merchants
play Silver Spring on Sunday.
Evening star., 1938-09-21
Rio Cardinal Cao Is Man of Hour in Pirates Flag Drvt
Win, Lose or Draw
Yankee Moto Hou Demands Apology to Pilot.
None Needed, but Joe's Worth Considering.
BY FRANCIS E. STAN.

DEVELOPS there is Yankee fan secred Washington
baseball Mata
/ line the American
IN the The lady pulling
and
Since devoted considerable
70 Mccarthy for
general and Johnny Allen particular
apology
but after all Mccarthy doesn't climb limb often
particular instance, subsequent
The Cleveland
they played the Yankees New
pending where sympahes
OF realize Allen
maybe he
pitcher
have Allen
To he
would be
theoretically
WINS Aliens
wouldn't
Evening star., 1938-09-21

Bosl Observation-Disclosures
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Evening star., 1938-09-21

Runs batted in-CampbeH (3). lazy,
Two.bsse Campbell. Myer. Three
lase hit-Weatherly. Stolen. base
Weatherly. Double .plays--Galehouse to
Trosky. Left on bases-Washington 8:
Cleveland. Z. First base on balls-On
house. 3. Struck out-By Leonard. g:
BY Monteaeudo. l: BY Hogsett, l: BY
Galehouse. 5. Hits-On Leonard. In
OF Hogsett. 4 in . innings. Hit by pitched
ball-By Leonard Kroner. Keltner).
Passed ball-Giuliani. Losing pitcher
Leonard. Umpires-MeSSrS. MCGOWAN,
Quinn and Pipgras. Time-l:4O.
Evening star., 1938-09-21
Minor Results
by the Associated Press,

by the Associated Press.
International Leasue. Play -ofl.
Newark, 8: Rochester, O.
American Association Piay-oif.
st. Paul, 5: Milwaukee, l..
Texas LeaEue Piay-oH.
San Antonio. 4: Beaumont, 3.
Eastern Leagne Play-on.
Naturalization. postponed, rain.
Southern Association Plsy-off.
No games. Final series starts toda
Pacific Coast Leagus Piay-ofY.
San Francisco, 4; Seattle, 2.
Sacramento, 10; Los Angeles. 6.
Piedmont League Play of.
Charlotte. z; Rocky Mount. 2.
Sally League Player.
Savannah. z: Macon, 6.
Evening star., 1938-09-21
League Statistics

AMERICAN.
Results Yesterday.
Cleveland. 8: Washington, l.
Chicago. s: New York. 4.
Boston. 12-7: st. Louis. So.
Philadelphia-Detroit. rain.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Evening star., 1938-09-21

(See RIzZO, Page A-l6.)
Evening star., 1938-09-21
NATIONAL.
Results Yestefday.
All games postponed. rain.
STANDING OF THE CLUES.

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Evening star., 1938-09-21

Games To-day. 0anes Tsmsrrsv.
Wash at Cleveland. New York at Chica 70
New York at CHICAGO. Boston At st. Louis
Boston at st. Louis. Cleye at Detroit
Phila. at Detroit (2). Others not scheduled
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-11
CeskY jubilant.

Karel Pavlik starsf, 74lety
obyvatel We Verdigre, Nebras-
ka a jeden re dvou dosud zijl-
cfch clend kapely bratff Pa
vlfckovych, zname jake Pavlfk
Brothers Band, hraje jiz pl-
nych so rokG.
Vzdor svemu veku je dosud
zdrav a ely. Do Knox prisel
pred 68lety a cd tie chvfli zije
tam ma velkem pozemku, KITE
ry sc rozprost1ra pGl druhe mi
lie sevrn6 cd Verdigre. Pavlf-
kove pochazeli z Bozetic u Ia
bora V Cechach.
Proslula kapela bratrf Paw
l1kovych byla zorganisovana
roku 1878. Zakladajic1mi Gle
ny bylo pet bratTf, kteTf nyni
uz jsou vsichni mrtv1.
z mnoha r1znych udalosti
We SVEN mladf vzpomfna 81 ca
sto ma hr1zostrasnou zkuse-
most, kdyz vyucoval Skolu v di-
striktu els. 9. zapadne Cd Yer
digre. Bylo to IL. ledna 1888,
kdy Sc primal obrovsky bill
zard. Do skoly sc tehdy dosta
vilo pouze IL dftek re At. vi
.chTice byla tax prudka, re p.
Pavlfk chvflemi myslil, re Cd
nese skolnf stavenf.
Jeden re zakn, jmenem
Frantisek Divis, ktery uz byl
vetsf nezli jeho ucitel Pavlfk,
pravil, re pGjde domG vzdor
blizzardu. Pavlfk no vsak u
dveTf zastavil S prohlasen1m re
nikdo nesmi do te boure, jezto
by to znamenalo jistou smrt.
Ones Divis dekuje svemu uci-
tell "a zachranenf zivota.
Divis pc vychozenf skoly a
kdyz dospel, stall Sc clenem
mestskeho policejn1ho sboru v
Omaze. Nynf zije We Statu
Wyomingu.
Pavl1k je vsestrannym hui
debnfkem. MGze hrati ma KITE
rykoliv nastroj, potrebny v
kapele. Nejradeji vsak hraje
ma hornet a rob barytonovy, a
to i sola. Ma take jeste zuby
Jest otcem jednoho syna dvou
deer, kteTf jsou rovnez hudeb-
Milky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-11
Osklivs mu nadavali.

V Tewsbury, Mass, John
Mack, 70 let star, chovanec
statnfho blazince, ~zastfelil ety.
ri chovance We stejne m1stnosti
a tezce zranil pateho.
K vrazdam doslo casne z ra-
ma, kdy vetsina chovanc1 jeste
spala. Vsichni zabit1 byli "a
streleni v postelich.
Mackovi sc podafilo prch-
nouti pc pozarn1ch ochran-
nych pavlackach. Byl dopa-
den "a tTi hodiny ma to v osade
Lowell, tri mile. Cd blazince a
zatcen. Ma policii prohlasil.
re musel zabijet, protoze pry
mu vsichni "osklive nadavali.'
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-11

V Columbus o., policie pro
vedla najezd ma dun, ktery jiz
delsi dobu byl v %podezfeni, re
slouzi "a 1kryt tlupe bankov-
mich lupic1. Podezrenf policie
bylo spravne, nebot doslo me-
ri nj a lupici k dvacftiminuto-
We pTestTelce, pri n1z dive oso-
by byly zastreleny a dalsfch
pet - mezi mimi tri detektivo-
We - byly %zraneny.
Jeden zabity byl ztotoznen
jake Vincenc Grinkowicz, INA
my a nebezpecny bankovnf lu-
pic z Clevelandu. Druhy muz
zatfm neni znam a proto jeho
otisky prstd byly poslany dc
Washingtonu.
Zraneni detektiv6 jsou tez-
ka. Jedno dokonce smrtelne
K pTestTelce doslo, kdyz poll.
este patrali pc ctyrech lupi
cfch, kteTf pred nekolika hodi
Mani vyloupili jednu colum
buskou banku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-11
Svec rnezi vitszi.

V Clevelandu sprava Yellow
Cab Co. a Zone Cab CO. vypsa-
la soutez pro sofery svych au-
todrozek, kter1 sc dovedli W.
varovat dopravnfch nestest1.
Mezi trent umistenymi ma PRIV
mich tTech m1stech je krajan
Frank svec, ktery v sedmi le-
tech We sluzbach jedne re jme-
novanych spolecnost1 ujel 1875
900 mil, aniz mel nejmens1 do
pravn1 nehodu.
Celkem bylo odmeneno &C.
Mani v uhrne castce $500
$50 soferG, kteT1 dohromady
urazili bez 1razu ma svych pro
jizdkach pc meste pres $1,000
900 mil. Byl pro ne uspofa-
dan banket.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-11
Kolar hledan.

Vdova Jeanetta Tiencenova
v Chicago oznamila polici, re
pred dvema tydny Sc seznami-
la S muzem jmenem George
Kolar, ktery Sc il predstavil
jake pT1tel jednoho jejfho pT1-
tele. Byl pry velmi privetivy,
take byla radost jej poslou-
chat a predstavil il jednomu
muzi, ktereho jmenoval "Joe"
a ujistil vdovu, re jest to pocti-
vec Cd kosti. Pfisel k nj Kolaf
Sc smutnou tvaTf sdeluje, re o.
tee Joa v Texasu umfra, ale
pfeje 81, ably pred smrtf byly
vsechny jeho dluhy, ktere V
Chicago udelal, zaplaceny a
Ia tim 1celem postal Joe-ovi
SAT 900, ktere ma KolaT v kra-
bici, kterou vdove ukazal. Joe
must honem jeti k um1raj1cimu
otci a pakli by on, Kolar, a vdo
va mohli sehnati asi $4,000 ja-
ko zaruku, tax jim Joe krabici
Sc $4,000 necha v opatrovani
az Sc vratl z funusu a pax ma
ne jiste nezapomene.
Spolecne pry zaplatf dluhy,
ale budou cd veritelG vymahat
komisn Gill procenta a Dude to-
no take par tis1c. Vdova Sc da-
la pfesvedciti, z banky vyzved-
la $2O43, dala je Kolarovi, ten
je dial do krabice, kde bylo, 81
vlastne melo byt tech $47,OO0,
a krabici dostala Tiencenova k
opatrovan1. Oba muzi odesli a
kdyz pozdeji sc vdova do kra-
bice pod1vala, nasla tam neco
papfru, ale zadne pen1ze. Nynl
ma policie "a 1kol vypatrati
jak KolaTe tax Joa.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-11
Evropsti ocelari pro kartel
americkymi.

V New Yorku delegace e.
vropskych ocelaTG ma pozvati
americke ocelaTske spolecnos-
tt Ike vstupu do evropskeho O.
celafskeho kartelu, jehoz ice
lem ma byti ustalenf export
Mich cen oceli.
Tento kartel je mezinarodn1
organisac1, ktera prideluje ex-
portni kvoty sdruzenym vyrob
cum oceli Ia tim 1celem, ably
Sc odstranilo snizovan1 cen a
pax soutez ma exportn1m trhu.
Cleny tohoto kartelu jsou Vel
ka Britanie, Belgie, Ceskoslo-
vensko, Francie, Nemecko, Pol
sko a Rakousko.
Vykonn1 1rednici americke-
no ocelarskeho prGmyslu pra-
viii, re jednan1 o pristoupeni
Ameriky k tomuto kartelu je
teprve v "konversacn1m sta
diu." Dale pravili, re porady,
ktere tento tyden pc pr1jezdu
EvropanG budou zahajeny, po-
trva.jf nekolik mesicG.
UTedn1k jedne velke ocelaT-
ske s~polecnosti dale zdGraznil,
re conference S evropskymi O.
celaTi Dude Sc tykati vyhradne
cen oceli pro export a re ceny
oceli pro potrebu We Spoj. Sta
tech nebudou nijak dotceny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-11
Slovenska bratrska jednota
vyhrala.

Slovensky krajan Vincent
zenko a jeho manzelka, bydl1-
CT v Hazletonu, podali pred Ca
sem zalobu ma bratrskou orga-
nisaci Pennsylvanskou Sloven-
skou Rlmsko a ~Recko-Katolic-
kou Jednotu. Tato zaloba by
la vyvolana u soudu minuly
tyden, avsak zalobci nepocho-
dill.
Manzele zenkovi zalovali
jake rodice syna, ktery zemrel
|21. 1nora 1887. Chteli, ably
Jim jmenovana jednota vypla-
tia jeho pojistku v obnosu
$1,000. Jednota odeprela po-
smrtnou podporu rodic1m Wy
platiti ma tom zaklade, re ZEN
rely byl z mfstnfho cisla vylou-
cen pro neplacen1 pflspevku.
Rodice Sc tedy obratili ma
soud, ably jednota byla pfinu-
cena k vyplacenf posmrtne
podpory. Soudce vsak rozho-
dl, re zadna organisace MENU
re byti prinucena, ably vypla-
tia posmrtnou podporu pc
zemrelem clenovi, jestlize ter
sve pr1spevky neplatil, ba Je-
ste organisaci dluhoval.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-02-11
z KruhG Prace.
Americka federace

Americka federace deln1k1
ma vyrobu puncoch uvedomila
Metro-G oldwyn-Mayer filmy
vyrabejfcf zavod v Hollywood
a ostatnf filmov6 spolecnosti,
re kazdy jich film, We kterem
Sc objevi herecka S japonsky-
mi puncochami, Dude bojkoto-
van cleny federace. Ponevadz
ma unie 10000 clenG a tito
Ease mali pratel6, tax by tako-
w bojkot neco znamenal, zvla
ste kdyz take delnfci jinych O.
bort nejsou japonskym zbo-
zfm nadSeni. Federace uvedo-
mila Mayer,
re bojkot byl zahajen proti fill
move hvezde Eleonor Powell,
ktera byla kritisovana, re nosf
japonske puncochy a prohlasi-
la pry, re jest prot japonske-
mu bo1kotu. Unie Varuje vse-
chny spolecnosti, re jakmile
bude zjisteno, re nektera hvez
da nosf japonske puncochy,
tax film Dude v cele zemi BOZ
kotovan. Kdyz pry bylo proti
japonskemu zboz1 bojkotova-
no, tax Powellova sc postavila
ma stranu japonskeho zbozf a
to il tkalci hedvabf nikdy ne
odpust1.
= Konvence spojenych u
hlokopG narfdila 1fednikum
uni, ably pri sestavovani pra-
covnf smlouvy ma rok 1889 po-
zadovali cd uhlobaronG mex
kouhelnych panvf 30hodino-
YOU pracovnf dobu a jinak, a.
by kontrakt nepodepisovali.
Ostatnf podrobnosti smlouvy
ponechavajf ma dobrozdan1 u
TednfkI, ale pTipom1najf, ably
Sc pokusili dostati ty nejleps1
pracovnf p~odmfnky. Ma kon-
venci bylo zaslano mnoho rGz-
nych stfznostf a zadostl a O
tech sc Dude d~ebatovati a ma
vsechny rozumne zadostl Sc
vezme zTetel.
Jedna z nejd6lezitejs1ch
konferenc1 mezi dvoubiliono-
YOU ocelaTskou korporac1 a "a
stupci CIO Dude v Pittsburg-
hui odbyvana. ODE strany S
dychtivostf ocekavaji vysledek
pon6vadz cd nej Dude zaviseti
nejen prfstf cena ocele, ale i
osud 100000 delnikG. Vsich-
nj pTedsedove unie ocelafG do
stall naTfzeno, ably v pondell
byli urcite v Pittsburghu a hla-
vni zastupce Phillip Murray
dostal instrukce, ably Sc SNAIL
pro unie zfskati co nejvlce pro-
spechu a nejlepsf smlouvy. Ma
poradnfm vyboru d6lnickych
uni jest 60 predsedG ocelar-
skych slozek.