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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-24
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-24
Today on the Radio
PROGRAM FOR THURSDAY, OCTOBER "a, 1929.
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wREC, wWNC, wKRC, WOOD,
WCAO, WSPD, WLBW, WNAC,
WAIU, WDBJ.
9:00-Detective mysteries-Also WCAU,
WNAC, WEAN, WFBL, WKBW,
wCAO, WAS, WLBW, WSPD,
Wink, WADC. WGHP, WKRC.
9:30-Seal program-AlSo WCAU,
WNAC, WEAN, WFBL, WCAO,
WAS, WKBW, WADC, WKRC.
WGHP, WSPD, Wink, WLBW.
10:00-Music Of the air--AlSo WCAU,
WNAC, WEAN, WFBL, WAS.
WADE, WGHP, WSPD, Wink,
WLBW, WKRC, WKBW, WCAO.
10: 30-National Forum, from Washing
ton-Also Wink, WADC, WAN,
WFBL, WAS, WKBW, WEAN,
WREC, WWNC, WKRC, WOOD,
WCAO, WSPD, WLBW, WNAC,
WDBJ, WLAC.
II :00-Hotel orchestra-Also WKRC,
WCAU, WCAO, WAS. WKBW,
WEAN, WREC. WWNC, WOOD.
WSPD. WLBW, WNAC, WMAC.
WDBJ.
11:30-Lombardo Orchestra Also
WKRC, WCAO, WLBW, WEAN,
WREC, WING, WOOD, WFBl,,
WKBW, WDBJ.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-24

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-24

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-24

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Scheduled for Eastern standard time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-24

Early Program Tomorrow.

7:3oa-The musical clock.
s:0Oa-Birthdays-A thought for the
day.
s:o5a-Musical clock (continue0.
notwithstanding chat, Peggy ClaFke'
10 :30a-Shoppers' guide.
IL :00a-BeauCy talk by Bertna FaTkeF'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-23
MALItK0sTI, KToRE BY zE.
MA NEMALA ZANEDBAVAT.

Kazda zena ma byt' strazkynou
krasy a tax tomn vaesinou je. Ma
preto peeovat' o svoj zovhajsok.
Krasne zeny majd tnto peelivost'
vel mi usnadnend ale j ME prave
pekne m6zu docielit' vkusneho
celkoveho dojmu, ak dbajii ma ur-
cite pravidla v obliekani. Cim sk6r
necn sa varujd roznych nevkus-
nosti, ma ktore sa obyeajne zabd-
da. X tomu patria priliS vysoke
podpatky k yysokej silnej posta-
We, napadne barvy k prilis cerve-
nym. tvaram, dlhe nausnice, ak
SINE obdarene trochu dlhym no.
som, pruhovane latky k dlhej sla-
.bej postave, prilis kratke sukne
ku kratkym noham, prstene We
likymi stvorhrannymi kamenami
ma prihruhych prstoch inc.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-23
KATECHIsMUs PRE-
( MANzEI!KY

Pater Addison Devils, anglicky
knaz, tesiacf sa nasledkom svOjej
l'udomilnosti velikej autorite, So
stavil pre- 'blaho a prospech zen
Eskeho rodu niekol 'ko pravidiel Q
tom, ako 81 majti zeny vybrat' mu
Ia a ako ma zachadzat' zena $
muzom.
Ked' 81 vyberas muza, ne staraj
sa o jeho bohatstvo' radi stary
khaz a potion takto pokracuje :
"Tvoja vol'ba mech zavisf od
chovania sa mKovho."
"Pre ,zenu, ktora je 81 dobre We
donna toho, ako ma zachadzat' so
svojim muzom, manzelstvo memo
ze byt' nest 'astnym."
"Mnoho manzelstvi skoncilo
spatne preto, ponevaS zena neve-
della varit'. z tych niekol 'ko malo
en-. =,
shillingov, ktore zena obrati ma
to, aby sa nauSila varit' a aby 81
osvojila inc yeci, potrebne vo ve-
deni domacnosti, ma Wac osohu,
ako toho sto alebo tisickrat vac
sieho obnosu, ktory spotrebuje
ma svoju toiletu.''
TaJemstvo spravneho zacha-
dzania S muzom spociva v tom,
aby zena vedela mlcat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-23
LLEtIVE UtINKY CITRoNo.
VEJ STAvY.

Ked' sa "a letnych sparnych
dnf radi osviezujeme citronovou
limonadou robime tax bez toho, a.
by SINE znali, ze citronova st'ava,
prave ako st'ava pomarancova OBJ
sahuje zvlastnut lieeivn silu. Mali
by SINE tiez dobach cerstveho O.
vocia kedy pomarance obycajne
zanedbavame, venovat' Wac po-
zornosti tymto plodinam. Je to
MAJOR dvoch frani1zskych ueen-
GOV a to profesora Mouriquanda
a sleeny Schoenovej ktori sa po-
drobne zaoberali sk1manim oyoc-
nych stiav vysledky svojho po-
zorovania shrnuli v prednaske
prednesenej minulych dnoch '
pariHkej Akademii lekarstva. Pc.
dpa n6zoru oboch nalezia citrony
. pomarance medzi plody ktor{
msjd najvScsi v5znam pre- l'ud.
ske zdravie. Ich st'sva je mimo
inc vybornym prostriedkom k "a.
medzeniu bl'adnicky a neurasthe-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-23
SOFAS MICHALA CIzMAR
A ALzBETY PUSKAR

V utorok bola krasna slovemka
svadba. Rev. J. M. Liscinsky So
sobasil v chrame Sv. Cyrilla a
Methoda Michala Cizmara w.
Earl Ave. a 81. Alzbetn PuSkar z
Erie st. Prvou druzicou bola ST..
Maria Suba Clevelandu a dru-
zicou 81. Anna Cizmar. Prvym
druzbom Dol p. Michal Wilkos a
druhym Michal Suba. Novoman-
celia po svadobnej hostine odce-
stovali ma svadobnd cestu a ked'
sa vratia, bpdd byvat' v {. 319
Dewey Ave. Ma svadbe bolo anno-
no priatel'ov, ktori novomanze-
Low obdarovali krasnymi darmi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-23

ME. Ak pouzivame tieto st'avy
vo vacsom mnozstve potion sn "
stave odstranit' poruchy obehu
Ikrvneho d krevny tlak uviest' ma
normalnu mieru. Liecenie hroz-
nom je zname uz davno, teraz sa
nam dostava prvy raz vedeckej
strany upozornenia ma vel'ky W.
znam st'avy pomarancovej ci-
tronovej, popzfvanie ktorej je i
ste prijemnoui lacnou formou lie-
,cenia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-23

Ak svojho muza chces pre-
svedsit' o tom, ze 81 manzelkou
dokonalou, snaz sa no presvedcit',
ze on je dokonalym muzom.
AK .pri spani 81 zvykla chra-
pat, bojuj proti tomutc zlozvy-
ku. Zena, ktora spi ako kus dre-
va, je hotovym bozim pozehna-
MIN pre- dom; zena, ktora spi ako
parma pila, je ,hotovym nest'a-
stlm.
'sNehovor mnoho q chybach
svojho mlza. Ukaz naproti tomu
60 najcastejsie voci svojmu mu-
zovi prejav sympatie.
"Vypocuj az do konca trpez-
livost'ou, trebars by ii tv6j muz
uz po stykrat rozpraval tu samd
anekdotu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-23

Milan Saliva, cudzozemskom
oddelenf Dollar banky.
Jozef Martinko, krajcfr, 244 f.
Federal st. (ria poschodf).
Martin j. Lesnak, poist'ovatel',
236 Haseltine Ave.
Jozef L, Maruskin, kolektor,
1858 E. Florida Ave.
Martin Dolak, grocerny a ma
siarsky obchod, COL Steel st.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-23

Kalimegdan (miesto prechadzky
Belehrade), ze by vsetci videli
ako jazdis ma mas nielen donna, all
i ma ulicis Ak ii TAX nudno, tu s
mas al izbu, j kuchyhu, j vsetko
rob 81 a rozkazuj, ako vies! =
nadpriadla svagrina ako sialena.
Maria vzplanula.
- To Wy chcete, to! Ably som ss
drela, ably som bola vasou otro
kynoa T. : CT co? To je Stub
Ale ia to nechcem, nechcem! A &C
mi m0zete? Mic! Bude, ako ia
chcem! - kricala Maria cd zlosti
ako furia.
= Nuz GO chces ty? - pyta sa
jej Vlajko. -.... w..
- ia chcem, chcem! Ci ty
nevieS, co ia chcem? -. Precu
ste sa zenili, pane, ked' ste to ne.
vedeli? =. ia yam to nam po.
vedat'? Anoe - vrie.
skala Maria.
- Dcera moja, to tax nejde
Ty ami sama nevies, co chceS. Roz.
maznana 81 a svevol ma. Nasla
zaSla = zacne matka horko.
- Co hovorite, co? zvola
Maria zbesile. - ia svevol ma
ja? ia som nasIa zasla, ia
A ty stojiS a poedvas, ako ii zenu
urazajd ponizujd! Ty 81 mi
muzs Ha-ha-ha! "a W.
pukla V hrozny smiech: = ~
!" A nastal chaos napadov. Slova
padaly nemilosrdne, ,nevyberant,
zrovna z prostred srdca. V Mich
neboly vyrazy myslienky potre-
BY, ale urazky pichanie. Tento
Shrek dodaval osobitny ton svo-
jou vyhrazkou nenavist 'ou a Wy
zeralo, re sa cely dom :zruti.' ..Vlaj-
kovho hlasu nebolo pocut', ako by
no ami ma svete nebolo. Tu tn
pocne nieco. avsak jeho HAS "a
mrie v&ich kriku. Pocal ich roz-
hanat, vyhrazat' sa, tisndt', a.
vsak beznpesne; ony vrhly sa ma
druhi stranu vzdy stupnovanej-
sim krikom a vyhrazanim. TAX sa
zdalo, ze nebude konca-kraja tel
to svade.
Avsak vsetci sa trhli a zmiatli,
ked' otvorily sa dvere a v Mich
zjavila sa rozpalena sluzka ma
pomenutim: .....
- Polievka vychladne.
Sli zahanbeni. S rozhnevanymi
zrakmi pristupovali k stolu, nile
ky, hPadiac ma seba S opovrzenim
a trpkost'ou ... A sldzka od-
BELLA, V chodbe stretla sa chyz-
nou, daily sa doverne rozpravat
a rozhovor, pretkany sladkym
chichotanim, rozliehal sa po celom
70 srbskeho Y. M
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-23
KDE DosTAT NovU KNIzKU,
"vEtERNE CfTAN1E".

Knizku 'vecerne Citanie", kto-
RI vydal redaktor tychto nov.n
MONO dostat' nielen redakcii
800 w. Federal st. a v jeho do.
macnosti, ia So. Whitney Ave-.
ale al II nasledovnych jeho pria-
tel 'ov:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-23
TAJNOST
Humoreska Cd Nikolu T.
JankoviCa.

mataiti, ze by kedy boil tax wye
raj. Bledy. oci podbehnutt, nafii-
kane, bez pozdrayu presiel vedra
Mich. vesiel do izby, rozvalil sa ma
pohovku, zapalil 81 cigaru a pds-
t'aiiic vePke kottce dymu, dival
sa ma ne.
Nenavyknute ma take chovanie,
zadivily sa. Nevedely, ako by sa
maly k nemu priblfzit', ably sa do
zvedely tajnosti, ktora ho mori a
hneva, a hoci medzi mimi je ma
pnutost' ich predsa spojila "a
mienavo, bez dohovoru prichadza-
jt k jeho dveram vracajn sa,
nemajic smelosti vstdpit'.
Konecne Maria, jeho zena, po
dlkom vahani otvori pomaly dve-
re vojde k nemu. On pozrel ma
nu hnevlivo, kosom, re zmiatla sa,
zabudla, preco prisla, a splasene
trhla sa, ked' ju okrikol:
- Co cheese
Mic .- zajaka sa ona, O.
brati sd, pozrie ma neho a vyjde z
izby este Wac spletena jeho hru-
bianstvom.
Won cakaly ju svokra a svagri-
ma; ona stisla plecami - to bola
celia odpoved ktora ich este via
eel zmiatla. No nemaly easu ami
ocami dohovorit' sa, ked' oval sa
tvrdy HAS Vlajkov:
- Maria, pod sem!
Obzrely sa zadiveno. Maria vo-
sla. On vstal pohovky, precha-
DIAL sa po izbe, hadzuc nepokoj-
nym pohPadom ma vsetky strany.
Cd zlosti nevedel, ako ma pocat'.
Konecne oval sa:
- Pravdu mi povedz. Vedz, ze
cd tvojej odpovedi zavisi mas po-
koj.
Maria pozrela ma neho iizkost-
live sotva vyriekla: u
- Vsetko, co viem, ii poviem..
On zacal trpko, vyeitave:' !"
- Myslel som, Maria, ze svet
ME je kompetentny vynasat' w
roxy ami o laske, ami hneve me-
dzi nami. Myslel som, ze je dom
pre- ostatny svet sviatost'ou a re
co stane sa v dome, O tom my ne
smia vediet', vyjmuc domacich...
A tn mu prislo t'azko, vel
t'azko; vedl'a hnevu pojimala no
zalost' zastal. Neocakavajdc po-
kracovanie, lebo mlcal a nedival
sa na nu, ona pyta sa no:
Co to ma znamenat', co
chces tym povedat'?
a toto hovorila spokojnejSie,
bez zajakania, lebo Gftala sa byt'
sprostenou tych mnk, ktore ju do
sial tlacily. Spoeiatku v jeho cho-
vani tusila daco t'azsieho, stras-
nejsieho; co bolo v skutoenosti, to
ami sama nevedela. On pokraco-
val rozcnlene:
.Chcem povedat', ze tax ME
je dobre, ze to nemoze tax ostat ;
a ze ia to d'alej nebudem trpiet' !!
ia vidim, ako Wy zijete; chapem
oddavna til svornost', ktora mi
media pokoja ami vo dine, ami v no.
eli; badam to vase trenie hryze-
ME sa J. Avsak koho ty mas
prednejsieho nado nina, ktoremu
by 81 sa pozalovala? Kto my mo-
ze tt pomoct', ak ME ja9
Maria osmelila sa, triaska jej
presla a jedovaty ismev poeal jej
pohravat' ma tenkych perach. Cd
kedy caka ma toto! Zrovna st'as-
nou sa citi, ze uz zacalo sa. Spo-
zorovala ona, ze on vsetko vidi,
vie cakala kym on zacne. Lebo
podPa jeho mleanlivosti nevsf-
mania 81 ich hryzenia sa nevedela
komu chytf stranu. Len zadivil ju
ton, tax I'd 'aleka okolkujlci, ne
chapala este opravdovy vyznam
jeho sloy preto povedala:
Hovor jasnejsie, aby som ii
rozumela.
Takato rovnodusnost r0zdraz-
1l;lo Ln ~, v1h1,lnl n ,uolo1
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-23
retiazkou ma hodinkach.

Ona sobrala vsetkych pat
smyslov este rozhodnejsie ,
vzdorovitejsie vypnuc sa mu poo
nos, odvetila:
-, Ano, nicomu nerozumiem
Nerozumiem, co ia to divi! AL
pocul 81 nieeo po uliciach, pocn
81 pravdu, ktord som ia nemusels
roztrusovat lebo ME som len ia
tcmto dome. Ak ia ia pravda
boil, rob, co vies, :lebo' ak ty ;. ne.
chces znasat', nechcem ami ja!..
- dokonef prikre. g.; i ! ~
Avsak dvere otvoriH sa Ia v
mich zjavilvy, sa, ODE, svokra
svagrina. Obe triasly sa Cd zlosti
naraz zacaly pist at, kym hlas
svokry neprevladal.
- TAX. synak! TAX, nevesta L.,
Vd'aka vam!
Potion obratila sa k neveste:
- A ty to vravis, ty? IRE
nieka Okla m6jho, radost' j made
ia .moja Ty? A ia, L.
boha, mlcim pri tvojich pozia-
davkach, prva vstavam, posledna
liham, osetrujem t a poslncham,
znasam urazky, len ably tebe do
bre bolo, ably mole diet'a nepoza-
lovalO sa ma nina!
Tu obrati sa k synovi:
- Matka odchovala syna ma L.
techu, ably jej zamenu doviedol, a
on jej priviedol mucitel'a ma sta
rost'. Moje nadeje padly ma ten
stupen, ze v tomto dome ME som
mic ineho, ako - klebetnica
Harba vam! - zapl'ula a. "a
mi 'kla. I 4
Avsak svagrina, prichystana a
obrncna, nadpria dla este zivsie:
- Ma koho ty cielis $ klebete-
MIN? Ma mna9 Aida preto, re nc
nerobis re to skryvas pred mu-
zom, pred svetom9 !. ,. Tazko ii
je, viem! Ak treba izby DO
riadit', tn som ia Ak treba va
rit', tn som jail Ak ;treba tvoimu
Sit, platat', tn som ia! Vsetko ia.
ia a len ia "A to ii je malo? Han
ba ia bila la ona ju opo-
vrzliye premeria, obrati sa "a
ml'kne.
Nastala podivna tichost', ako
pred bnrkou. VSetci bledi, vzdoro
viii, hotovi ma vsetko, ma zapas.
Tu uz nebolo rozdielu medzi
mladsim starsim, vsetci boil
jednaki, vSetci mocni. Vsetci
nachadzali zastitu v svojom do
me, opierajdc sa ma prava, ktore
on poskytoval kazdemu.
Vlajko zmiatol sa pred tymto
napadom, stal sa nerv6znvm cd
podivneho pr1du SLOW, ktory zja.
vii sa neocakavane. s nedoverou
premeriaval rich vSetky radon
Jeho umysel, ably vypatral vinni.
ka, ably no potrestal, ably udusil
deprimujhci zjav, ktory tax ne.
milosrdne kvari uz cd tol'keho
casu jeho pokoj v dome, v kance.
larii, kan vsetko toto prichadza
akosi nejasne, re nevie, odkial
pochadza, ami ktorej strany do
lieha, unikOl pred vzdorovitou
scenou a zacal tichsie, miernejsie
- Len terdz vidim vasu lasku q
svornost'. To ma neprekvapuje
Ale toto chcem vediet': ktora Z
vas rozprava, ktora roznasa do
macu tajnost' po uliciach7 V tom
to dome SINE styria. ia ME. Teds
kto? Ktoe
Pozrely jedna ma druh1 8 po
dozrenim a naraz, akoby dohovo
rene, zvolaly: F..
Ty! s
Ty!
- Ty, dcerka, ty! po6als
matka. - Ty 81 statutes. Tebe j
t'azko. Ty odchadzas, ty sa pre-
nhS1zaS zahkvaS Tv rnhiS nd
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-23

Tuna podrobnost panu skupina veddcich vyrabate-
lov priprava nadherny vklad nasich podahach vac
nez ktorykolvek obchodnk by moho ukazat vacsich
mesach Me len jeden aebo diva sdbory tovrnenie iba
niekolko sb9rov do edalne alebo do span ale mnohe
upne zariadeniakazdy subor a ietc I'll Ike ovarne w.
rabajl
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-23

matka. - Ty 81 statutes. Tebe je
t'azko. Ty odchadzas, ty sa pre-
chadzas a zab6vas. Ty robis ma
vstevy. My SINE otrokyne dome,
my ii posluhujeme, zaobstarava.
me, eaka-me, ty, ty!
- Me je pravda! - zvola Ma
ria urazene. - To ME je pravda
ia yam poslednom case nerozu.
mieln, a odkedy vam nerozumiem,
ami neyiem, Go chcete, ami 60 ia
robin Chm som ia v tomto dome
AXE s1 tn mole prava' A mace
sa spytujemi ia len posl1cham
posl1cham - a Wac mic! - Wy
ste vsetko uchytily do svojich
rlk, kazdh robotu ste mi preka
zily - nuz Go ineho nam robit'
ako fst' Won? Neznesitelne mi je
Chcem robit', chcem rozkaso
vat!
Cole m6s rozkazovat', ked
ia vSetci posldchamef Go ii j.
malo I Ci chces, aby SINE ia Mostly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-25
RAIL EXTENSIONS
SPEED SHIPMENTS
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
STAMFORD, Tex, May 25.-Pioneer
railroad building this year in the vast
empire of Western Texas. where as
many new lines were built last year
as in the rest Of the Nation combined
may exceed the 1928 mark.
OF 225 counties in the State nearly
IS are served almost exclusively by
the 800 miles of roads built last year.
More than so counties, total area as
large as New England, still remain to
be tapped by the railroads.
A speedier outlet for Panhandle oil
products, as well as wheat. cattle and
feed crops from ranch and farm dis
trictS, has been made possible by re-
cent extensions.
Even today one may drive from Aus
tin to FL Paso. more than half the
width of Texas, without crossing rail-
road for $40 miles. Among the lines
tension of the Rock Island road. which
added 30 miles to its Texas coverage
last year. The new line would serve
six additional counties.
New lines that may total 200 miles
are planned by the Orient road, the
Texas d. Pacific and the Santa Fe
Frank Kell of Wichita Falls. who has
built several of the Panhandle's lead
ing lines, has further projects pend
ing.
Although no road has announced
plans for such an extension as was
made last year by the Fort Worth
81 Denver Co.. totaling 204 miles
industrial leaders in West Texas are
confident this years new mileage will
surpass the 1928 total.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-25
FUNDS ARE AMPLE
FOR CREDIT NEEDS
Rediscount Rate Situation Causes
Momentary Uncertainty in
Money Market.
speciaI Dispatch to The Star.


NEW YORK, May 2S.-Bankers are
commencing today to scrutinize more
closely the names" on commercial
paper. The possibility that the redis.
count rate will be advanced plays only
q minor part in their increased dis
elimination in the making of loans
Some of the banks do not rediScount
their commercial paper at any rate.
An advance in the rate would there
fore be q minor factor in the business
and industrial situation so far as its
actual effect Is concerned. But un-
certainly as to the movement of the
rate is undoubtedly q psychological
factor in the commercial field.
II sentiment takes turn which in
duces the withholding Of funds from
loans, for whatever purpose, 1t might
have decided effect on industry. More
over the time of the year Is approach
ing when demand Of all kinds is ex-
tremely heavy. The harvest season Is
drawing nigh, with wheat due to move
from the Southwest in less than 10 days.
Hundreds of millions Of dollars will be
needed to finance the crop movements
There are q dozen new industries which
now are calling on the public for capital
to finance a stable position.
W1IAiti = u1Okltkl
will draw from the strong boxes of the
public a round half billion dollars and
Treasury Department officials naturally
are loath to pay q high rate for this
financing. Additional scores of millions
will be needed temporarily between now
and July l for dividend payments and
to meet maturing corporate obligations
Rights held by shareholders in vari-
Gus corporations will necessitate the
payment by these stockholders in the
next two months Of nearly two billion
dollars.
This sum, of course, will 90 into
stocks. which in turn may be used as
collateral for further loans from the
banks
Another large amount of financing is
involved by the convertible obligations
issued. These bonds, some of which
have recently been issued by large pub
lie service companies through CONVEX
sion or stock purchase privileges, also
involve the laying out Of large sums by
the shareholders. The quarterly in
come tax payment also must be taken
into account with regard to the SUMS
which will be withdrawn from the COM
mercial money market around June Is.
This situation Is not q dangerous
one. The demand for money is OF q
healthy character despite its huge size
The country undoubtedly has an ample
supply Of money to satisfy all the needs
enumerated above and any others which
may normally arise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-25
SEEK BRIDGE ROUTE.

BALTIMORE, May 25 (SpeciaD -
Five transportation companies were
competing today for the privilege OF
operating bus lines over the proposed
Chesapeake Bay bridge, which will not
be built for several years, according
TO announcement by the Public Service
Commission.
The announcement was made at the
same time the Chesapeake Bay Trans
portatiun co. OF this city filed an APP
plication for permission to operate
buses from Baltimore to Chestertown
The FIRST of the f1ve companies to ap-
ply for the transchesapeake permit was
the Baltimore Transfer Co, which pro-
posed also to run a freight line to the
Eastern Shore. The Red Star Motor
Coach Co, of Salisbury then filed =
similar application. and was followed
by the United Railways and the Mat
tL.~- U-fN e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-25
COIN COLLECTION
COVERS LONG PERIOD
BY the Associated Press.

Sy the ASSOCIATED Freek.
NEW YORK, May 25-A history Of
civilization as written in the coins and
money Of all races and epochs. has been
purchased by the Chase National Bank
OF New York for a permanent public
exhibition
Farran Zerbe, former president Of the
American Numismatic Association. spent
40 years of his life gathering the great
est variety Of ancient and modern cur
rency in the world.
The result Of his labors Is consid-
cred a masterpiece Of the collectors
art and monument to patience. The
Chase National Bank recently acquired
the collection.
A special department houses the
$4,000 pieces which ten in q Thousand
strange tongues the story of 5000 vAArs
OF the worlds economic growth.
Everything from African spirit
charms and the peach seed currency
of early California settlers to the latest
sparkling product of the United States
mint is included.
Commodity currencies from remote
corners of the world form one division
Tea bricks from Northern Asia. colored
cloth. cocoa beans, pelts. gold dust
shells, wampum and woodpeckers'
scalps are few OF the coins of past
and present realms on display.
There are several sharp breaks in the
record Of steady progress toward stable,
standardized currencies. notably dur
ing the World War. Coinage and TEN
porary currencies Of the war period
show a sudden reversion. in many in
stances. back to the commodity idea
where the value Of the money de-
pended on whether it could be eaten
| or worn.
The largest coin Is o piece Of COP
! per weighing 81 pounds and shaped like
slab of bacon. This was legal cur
rency in old Sweden. The smallest coin
on display is duly stamped pinhead
OF gold used in Southern Indiana and
worth approximately cents.