davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-15
KNIzNICA JE SRIADENA.

Daktorl Slovac dopytuju, re co je tou Slove,l-
skou Mar Knizncou, ktor11 bola vedena sbierka.
lynn vsetk<m Sovakom, ktorf sa o to zaujimaji,
sdel ujeme je kznica sriadena davno, poci
slovane kni, ktore vybor ma zpoovce este dokoncit
Knihy dosly kraja ma jar, poctom 1872 Vsetky sd
tvrdo viazane Vybor skontroloval zasielky co
bralo hodne casu. Potom postaral ocel'ovd kas,
pre- kori pochodil viacere obchody, az km nezakpil
najvhodnejsiu nizku Vybor knihy poukladal
do kasne, kazd odstempoval do polovice pocisloval
olejovou farbou, ably csa nikdy nemohy sotret W.
Dor tez pripravil system vedena knihovne jednodu-
chy, ale em priehl adny presny take bude vzdy
znat, ko ko ktorych knh komu e pozcane kedy ch ma
vratit kofko patit. Tiez bude lahko knhy 81 vybe
rat Citatel' dostane do ruky knh, precita 81
mena knfh autorov knhovnikovi povie len cso knhy
ktory ju okamhu najde, zaznad odovzda citateov
do ruky.
Vybor neskoncil cisoyanie knih pre- prace kongre
sami Sov Ligy Sdruz. SLOW. Novinarov spoen6, pre-
prace Sovenskym 1nom spojene pre- vel'ke hordco
st, ktore uz podruha mesiaca trva. Clenovia vboru
sl zapriahnuf al do inych drobnych narodnych prac
MET co divit, ze nestaca vsetko chytro vykonat
tie horeavy al tax by nkomu nebolo sladilo cta
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-15

stupovali, ze sme ME iste. Nuz
mile sestry a bratia, nedajte tym>
osocovatePom to zlo rozhlasovat',
hned' i'm otvorene povedzte, re
to 20 ziarlivosti hovoria. My SINE
mala hrst', ale samy syr. A pre-
co? Lebo SINE samostatne. My sa-
my pracujeme, nam nema kto po-
mahat', my SINE len ma nase Glen
stvo odkazane ma pomoc.
Teraz name rozlicne ceny pre-
ziskanie novych udov a 1dkyn,
sice kto dostane styroch ldov, do
stane 5 dolarov. Tiez kto chce
viac pracovat', moze dostat' ce-
stu do California alebo do Flori-
dy zaplatend. Mas advokat pan
Sotak nam sl'1bil, re onedlho uz
mozeme vydavat' listiny pre- 20
rocne platenie alebo celo-zivotne
splatky. Tiez probujeme dostat'
co sa vola platenie do stareho ve-
ku, t. j., ze ked' I'D bude platit'
do IS rokov, potom uz Wac ne
bude platit' ked' bude neschop-
ny prace alebo t'azkosti nan pri-
du, vtedy moze 81 vytiahnut' po-
zieku ma svoju rezervu.
Mile sestry bratia, apelujem
ma vas a ma vsetky nase 1radnf-
cky Odborov, jestli chcete sa po-
istit', hlaste sa do najstarsej slo-
venskej organizacie, ktora je Sc
sterska pre- kazdeho.
Prajem yam vsetkym dobre
zdravie.
Anna V. Herman.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-15

ne no prijal, kde ma krajinskej
stavitel' 'skej skole dosiahol profe.
s1ru stavitel 'stva funkciu hlav-
neho mestskeho inzeniera. v Ia
hrebe Ursiny vydatne pomahal
Horyatom pri sriadeni techniky,
on vypraeoval navrh ma jej sria-
denie a rozsiahlou pracou prispel
k uskutocneniu peknej myslien-
ky.
Roku 1900 pozvali Ursinyho do
Brna. Jeho mravencej praci mo-
zno d'akoyat' yybudovanie brnen-
skej eeskej techniky, ma ktore;
NAL profesiiru stavebnej mecha-
Milky. Cd roku, 1902 je rektorom
tejto yysokej skoly.
Horvatsko Moraya IS royna-
kou vd 'akou spominajil svojho
dobrodincu, ktory yykonal mno-
ho organizacnych prac tsavieb
rozlicnvch verkych zavodov. 0.
krem toho pocas tridsat'rocneho
1cinkovania ma brnenskej techni-
Ike vychoyal tisfce inzenieroy, ktor
ri podobne, vd'akou spominajl
svojho profesora.
Prof. inz. Ursfny vyznaeils sa
al mnohymi vedeckymi pracalni,
uz r. 1899 bol vyznamenany ma
medzinarodnej vystave vfPesti.
So Slovenskom UrsiRy neztra
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-15

til kontakt, najma po prievrate
usilovne pracuje ma sriadenl slo.
venskej techniky. Ako znamenity
znatel' slovenskych bolesti, Wy
stihol, co potrebuje Slovensko
najviac v zaujme hospodarskehc
zvel 'adenia, dvanast' rokov pra
cuje na presvedeeni vladnycn kru
how a jemu mono d'akovat' ma,
Wac, re otazka tato je Ia den
nom pretrase nasho verejneho Ii.
vota. Divine je, ze v neprajnom
prostredi V Zahrebe hlavne v pc
nemcenom Brne Ursiny nenasie,
tol'ko prekazok a nepochopenia
kol'ko nachodf dnes u svojich.
Professor Ursiny doziva sa pek
neho veku - 65 rokov zivota -
v sviezosti a v neodvratnej snahe
dobojovat' BOZ sriadenie sloven
skej techniky. 70 srdca pozdra
vujeme nasho milovaneho jubilan
ia, zelame mu mnoho zdravia, a
by dosiahol splnenia svojich maj
krajsich idealov. Mech nam he
Pan Bob zivf este dlhe roxy a
mech mu da silly prispievat'' nam
radou a pomocou pri hospodar.
skom osvobodzovani naSho naro
da. Ma mnogaja ljeta! e.
p. Boleraz
(v tsvm. Mar. Nov. }
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-15
z ROCNEJ sCHoDZI zIvENY,
ODBHVANEJ v PITTSBURGH.

Drahe sestry 20 ziveny ma
youngstownskej okolici! Polka.
dam 81 "a povinnost' nemozem
sa ami zdrzat' ably som yam media
la vediet', ako sa nam na rocnej
schodzi V Pittsburghu vodilo.
Samoprve muslin vam povedat',
ze S iradost 'ou som domoy prisla
stou novineu, ze nasa mila live
ma je uz 100. percent solventna.
Ked' SINE mas likvidacny fond
prijali ma konvencii, bolo nam "a
zlieyane, Ee SINE nedobre urobily.
Bolo povedano, ze zivena upad..
ne alebo, ze budeme musiet' este
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-15
PROF. INz. M. URSINY
65-ROCNH.

Slovensku pri pat 'asestdeslatke
prof. inz. Michala Ursinyho ma
skyta sa prilezitost' pozdravit'
pozehnany zivot pracoviteho sy-
ma, priekopnika svobody a prak-
tickeho Slaviana, budujuceho sla-
viansku vzajomnost' vydatnou
pracou.
Slovensky narod dial l'udstvu
vyznamnych ucencov. Ale memo
hi sa uplatnit' donna. Prostredie
i'm nezicilo, nutilo ich utekat' do
cudziny nej hladat' svoj do
NOV. TAX sa prebfjal Stefanik,
Kvacala, Janko Cadra, dr.. Mako
yicky, Murgas, Stodola, Bella a
mnohi ini, tax 1cinkoyal v cudzi-
ne al Kukucfn a al professor inz.
,Ursiny.
Professor inz. Michal Ursiny ma
rodil sa II. julia 1865 v Raksi pri
Mosovciach. fRealku skoncil "
Kremnici, potom stndoyal ma pc
stianskej prazskej technike. Ma
prazskej technike bol v rokoch
1891-1893 asistentom stavebnej
mechaniky, naco pracoyal v praz-
skej akcioyej strojarni. Ked' mu-
ponnkli miestp v Zahrebe, ochot-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-15
Kazdy to uteka do prirody sa ochladit'.

Kazdy to uteka do prirody ochladt'
Kniznica bude otvorena najneskorsie do konca sep
tembra bude u West p. Janovsky, sloyensky hoc,
ktoreho obchode Watt st. knihy nachodia.
Tlm ktori sa uz nemohli zdrzat' ublizovana vybor
potvara vsecoho odpovedame, ably prsl sch6dzu,
ked bude svolana tam sa presvedcil knih dctovn1a
pokladnika Okr Sboru Slov. Lgy ktor vsetky penaze
kniznice opatruju: svojom omyle Nielen ze sa
neztra an ednJ cent ale cenovia vyboru, okrem svo
no cas potrov svoje vlastn6 penaze lea ably zalo
zenie knznice uskutocnilo ~.~=.
Kniznica bude otvorena predbezne tymi 1852 svaz-
kam Dalsie knizky budd obednan6 este toho roku le
bo este jesto zvysne penaze ma banke ocakavaju
alse Diary od spolkov klubov, ktor6 sl'dbily dat
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-15
sTYR1DsAT ROKOV I. X, S. j.


Tohto roku slavi 4o-rocnt ubileum svojho zaozenia
Prva Katolicka Sovenska Jednota spolky Jednoty
DO celej Amerike usporaduj1 oslavy.
Taku slavnost' budeme mat nedel'u tuna je
patricne ably mali ne ilcast - ked' ME osobnl, hoe
len dusevnti - vsetc okoliti Slovaci Slovenky.
Mech je to oslava vJrocia K Jednoty, Mar Spolku,
Mar alebo Katol Sokolov Penn Jednoty, Ev. Jednoty
alebo Zveny vcse alebo mensej organzacie sovenske
e ona vznamna pre- kazd6ho Slovaka. Nase organzace
s spoocnj m ma jekom naroda nasim vlastnJm usa
novzfam, nasmi iiam do ktory ych snasame med nasou
pychou: nl0zeme sa mimi honosit' plavom hocikde.
Americky Slovak moze byt lazom hrdy na katoll-
cku Jednou Mar Slov. Spolok, Ev. Jednotu Sokol
stvo osatne se oIganizacie bez toho ably vsetkych
Dol skutocnym cenom Je ich cenom nepriamo co SLO-
YAK, co Glen naroda to ma by dostatocnou pricnou
k jeho hrdosti
A tax bud me lrdl vsetc Slovaci Ia l. K S. Jedno
tu navicsu sovensk1 podporn o1ganizaciu svete
ktora Sty1idsat ro>ov vzrsa vyse 100000 cenov
Name sa elm pyst' We'd K. Jednota nielen re kona
dobro, axe konajd al inc nase organizacie ale al
VEDIE. Je ednou, ktola ma sirotinec, ktorom slo-
vensk6 siroty vychovdvane Sovakov Shromazd u
je svoju madez tax ju za1ca zasvacuje do vedena
organzace, do spoludrzania zoshuje pasky, ktorymi
udrzuje madez krazoch sovenskych.
Katolicka Jednota vykonala nesmerne mnoho na
prebuden1 l'udu narodnemu povedomiu 10 zaciatku
boly vvy ktore ju chcey strhn1t do plldov mad ar
skycl nlala voat "Uholskou' ME ''Slovenskou; ;
JeJ datore spolky ahay rovno do mad arskeho kosla
Ia d d'akovat' Bohu, Jednota nala Frdeka inych
narodovcov, ktori ne urobiy organzacu cisym slo
vensk stitom K. Jednota bola jednou prvvch, kto
odporlicala pesova Amerike Gesko- -sovensk sla
vansku vzajomnost jej organ vedol sbierky narod
ne cele, agacu prvli ndignaGm sch0dzu proti ma
darskej zbesilosti ked' olko Cemovanov boo zastre
len6: redaktor Jednoty Furdek zaozil nam Sovenskd
Ligu ktora hraa tax vel ki ohu oslobodzovacej akc
pocas svetovej vojny
Nuz vsetko vel'k6 pekn6 ciny narodno-slovenskf.
Mo oho e vseobecne zname, re kde boo ciso Jednoty
tam zakladala al osada stava kosto slovenske
katoce vysse skostvo Jednota obetovala pekn6 desa
tisice. Zostala svojmu heslu: Ia Boha narod
Jednota 81 tedy zasldzila, ably jej zosta kaz
dy jej clen ably bo i1u hrd! kazdy Slovak, ably
vznahala a rastla nad'alej tax pomahaa predzovat'
slovenskv zivot Ame1ike.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-15

raz nase prispevky dvihat'. Tiez
bolo povedane nasim 1dom alebo
kandidatom, aby do takej organi-
zacie neprisl1chali, alebo nepri-
The Washington times., 1930-07-26
COLORADO COAL
OUTPUT UP

Coal production in Colorado
in 1929 amounted to s.S20,741
net tons. according to figures
just published by the United
States Bureau of Mines, Depart
ment Of Commerce. In COM
parison with the o.s47,707 tons
produced in 1928 this is an in
crease Of 1904 tons, or about
l per cent.
This increase was principally
accounted for by the northern
fields. Substantial gains are
shown for Boulder. Routt and
Weld counties, while more mod
crate increases occurred in both
Ell PaSo and Fremont counties.
On the other hand, production in
the southern fields, including
Huerfano, Las Animas and La
Plata counties was considerably
less than in the previous year.
Las Animas county, however, still
remains the most important coal
producer in the State with an
output of 2,543,S95 tons, while
Weld county ranked a close sec:
ong producing 2,196,258 tons in
1929.
The total value of the coal
produced by the mines of Colo
RADIO in 1929 was $26,254,OOO, or
an average of $2.65 per ton, which
was slightly less than in 1928
when the average value was given
at $3.50 per- ton. In 1929 there
was 12,057 men employed by the
coal industry Of the State as com.
pared with 1886 men in the pre-
ceding year. The average num-
ber Of days worked in 1929 was
1877 as against 1913 in 1928.
The Washington times., 1930-07-26
OVERSUBSCR|BE
DUPONT ISSUE

E. I. du Pont de Nemours and
Company received virtually full
subscription under its offer to its
common stockholders Of the right
to subscribe to an additional issue
of 357,071. shares of common
stock. pro rata to their holdings
on June S. 1880, at a price Of $50
a share.
There were 1884 subscriptions
for a total of 355. 5.S62 shares, or
9.66 per cent of the number Of
fered. Fully paid subscriptions
for 297, ,772 shares, or 1888 per
cent of the total were from 9,5SS
subscribers, or $3.50 per cent OF
the number subscribing. Sub
Scriptions for 5000 shares were
from 1,746 subscribers who elected
to take advantage Of the install
ment plan of payment.
At the subscription price Of $50
O share, the value of the 355, 1852
shares subscribed amounts to $685.
468, ,a60, cf which 8T.76 per cent,
or $24 ,983, $50, has been received,
leaving $3.4S5. 400 yet to be paid
by subscribers under the install
ment plan.
Officials. commenting on the
result. said:
"The response to this offer Is
highly gNltifying to the man.
agement, who regard 1t rs an
expression by the stockholders
Of their confidence in the con-
tinuance Of the cOmpany'S
progress"
The Washington times., 1930-07-26

bout o. line of 10000 shares. The
Morrow (Gold DuSt) interests
will be represented on the board
Of the British Can Company,
American Cans new English sub
sidiary. I hear the stock is ex-
pected to be listed on the curb
monday. The pool running Com
mercial Solvents up is spreading
the report Of an important deal
pending with Standard Oil of
New Jersey. I wouldn't follow
that move too far. The Hahn
DEPARTMENT Stores pool was the
latest to get into action. This is
another stock in which one
should be satisfied with small
profits. Continental Oil has
many friends who still believe
that the oft-denied deal with
Tidewater will be worked out.
National Aviation insiders are
bulliSh. am told. The com.
pany has a big block Of United
Aircraft stock. Petroleum Corpo-
ration of America has long pull
possibilities. It is sure to have
a finger in any Sinclair Oil
merger "pie."
The Washington times., 1930-07-26
AUTO STEP-UP
To AID STEEL

Steel activity during recent
weeks Of general industrial shut
down has reached q low point
from which moderate and gradual
improvement can be witnessed
during early future months, &C.
cording to a current survey of
the industry by the Standard
Statistics Company, of New York.
The review continues:
General steel operations, in
fact, have already rebOunded
somewhat from the depth real.
lied during the holiday week Of
July 4, although steel ingOt out
put throughout the country is
still running below go per cent
OF estimated theoretical ca
pacity, as compared with .
high in excess Of 80 per cent
earlier In the year and around
IS per cent 1T this time in
1929.
Activity among the various
types Of suppliers, however, is
by no means uniform, and but
few mills hold any appreciable
backing Of future orders. JUS
tificatiOn for present levels can
be found only in the present
excellent requirements for steel
pipe and Elm plate, cOupled
with good commitments in re-
infOrcing bars and q relatively
heavy volume Of structural steel
needs.
with the early reOpening Of
y number Of large automobile.
plants, and the introduction Of
new models, steel demand from
this source is already beginning
to make itself felt in preIim-
mary fashion, and should, dur
ing the next several weeks, he
Of sufficient volume to result
in q moderate further step.up
in aggregate steel operations.
We do not. on the other hand,
expect sufficient stimulus from
those or other similar influ-.
enceS during the next month
or so to enable the industry to
fully recover the ground lost
during the steady decline Of
recent months" d.
The Washington times., 1930-07-26
MILLER Ne 7
INCREASES

I. Miller and Sons, manufac-
turer and chain store operator,
net profit in the four months
ended April 80 increased to
$292, ,733 from $275,0o7 in the cor
responding period last year, a
gain Of more than 6 per cent.
Sales for the period aggregated
$5,O01, 1875, against $4,49O,769 in
the same period in. 1929. In addi-
ton to its manufacture Of hign.
grade shoes at its Long Island
City plant, and medium priced
shoes at its Haverhill, Mass,
plant the company makes hosiery
and handbags and purses which
are distributed through its own
stores, dealers, agencies and de-
partment stores.
The company is now distribut.
ing its products through 80
wholly owned stores and through
approximately 200 exclusive agen-
cies in the United States, Ber-
muda, Canada, Cuba and Ha-
waii and through distributors in
England, France and Germany.
The program Of expansion is con-
tinuing, new stores having re-
Gently been opened in Richmond,
st. Louis and Akron. The com
pany is now planning to open
a store in Syracuse and depart
ments in large retail stores in At.
Ianta and Kansas City. During
1929 the company assumed con
troll over stores and departments
in 13 cities.
The Washington times., 1930-07-26
INDUSTRIAL. Low
PRODUCTION
MARK HIT
Aggregate Volume Revealed at
Lowest Levels Since 1929
BY Statistics Data

Sufficient data are now on
hand to indicate conclusively
that the aggregate volume Of
industrial production, after COR
rection for seasonal variation,
reached in June, the lowest level
witnessed since November, 1924.
AS preliminarily computed, the
Standard Statistics Company in
dex Of production for last month
stood at 1854, as compared with
1929 in May, 1928 In June, 1929,
and 1878 in May. 1929, which
represented its all-time peak. Elk
pressed in percentage terms, this
years June composite figure not
only was 1873 per cent under that
for the same period last year
and 22.S below the May. 1929
crest, but also 10.4 beneath the
level for June, 1928.
Especially severe reductions in
operations were effected last
month in the steel and automo-
bile industries. The index for
the first mentioned trade showed
a decline, as compared with June,
1929, OF 29.1 per cent while a
recession of 45.8 per cent was
sustained by the motor car in
duStry. Moreover, Of the numer-
Gus lines Of industry included in
the index which have thus far
reported, every one. with the
exception Of automobile trucks.
experienced a lower level of ac-
tivity in June Of this year than
in the corresponding month of
1928 as well as 1929.
The Washington times., 1930-07-26
DROP
Of RAILROAD
OFFSET.
Chicago Great Western Adopts
Efficiency As Means oil
!. Combating Decline .~.s

Improvement in operating eff
cheney more than offsettIng de
creased gross earnings is'feyealCd
in the report Of the Chicae6 Great
Western Railroad for sytlae six
months ended June 80, MADE pub
lie today.
Net railway operating income
for the first half of 1880 was
81 ,O08, 8,507, an Increase of 6l.72
per cent over the $622g618 re-
ported for the same period, of last
year. Net income for the period
after all charges was s230 ,20l,
compared with a deficit snk $685.
542 in the first half Of lsst yaer.
The Washington times., 1930-07-26
PROFESSIONAL element IN
CONTROL OF MARKET
neral Public Holds Aloof from Trading;
Dizziness Seen Until They Participate in
Exchanges, Mart Leaders Believe
by THE SPECTATOR

Stocks merely waltzed along yesterday turning about IN
the last Is minutes rregulary higher The rally was
significant only tended to reesablish upward
trend.
Trading present Is purely professional and until the
market attracts interest and volume rises consoerap
stocks likely drift along However there are many
indications stocks will sell higher than much
lower and this advice still to pick up the stan
dard leaders reactions and ignore the dayooay ucVa
tionS.
The market is acting under selling pressure. and Is
line to stage advance receives It's
cue from an upurn business There is the probability
that this will not be long delayed.
The Washington times., 1930-07-26
ENE WASF1INGT0N lClAL n
Trend Spectator Says Predicting Gradual Market
I. C. C. Rail Plan Hit
By Recent Purchase
OF Cotton Belt Ry.

the Southern Pacific would con-
meet up with the Rock Island
Frisco system, reaching Chicago
over the latter's tracks.
In the Cotton Belt deal there
is a strong possibility that South
ern Pacific will attempt to go
even further and take into the
system planned by the /. c. C..
for the Illinois Central.
The Cotton Belt purchase Is .
logical one for the Southern Pa
cific, outside of the merger posi-
bilities, because Of the large ex-
change of freight and passenger
business between the two roads.
The Washington times., 1930-07-26
Here and There

Gillette's bulge In the past few
days was probably more due to
covering by uncomfortable shorts
than any real buying. Officials
of the company report business
on the uptrend. Indications Of
O huge short interest in Cen
eral Electric were given in the
report that one house alone put
The Washington times., 1930-07-26
National Tube Co.
Gets Bio Contract

The National Tube Company
was today awarded a contract for
$4,000 tons of steel pipe for a
gasoline lire to be built by the
newly formed Great Lakes Pipe
Line Company, a subsidiary Of
the Continental Oil Company and
the Barnsdall Corporation.
The Washington times., 1930-07-26
kellogg
Met Is L0zI,er

Spencer Kellog d Sons today
reported for the 80 weeks ended
June z a net profit Of $429, ,29O, or
ES7 cents a share on $4,000 no par
common shares: This compares
with $910.1S5 or $1.65 q share in
the same 1929 period.
The Washington times., 1930-07-26
Mass. Utilities ...'
Income on Gain

Massachusetts Utilities Associ-
ates today reported profit for
June of $272, ,699, compared with
$3.50, ,379 in June, 1929. For the
IL months ended June 80 profit
amounted to $3,220,O before de-
probation against $3,015. .432 in
the preceding IL months.
The Washington times., 1930-07-26
General Outdoor Ad.
E1rnin0S RecODer

The General Outdoor Advertis-
ing Corporation reported today
consolidated net profits for the
quarter ended June 80 Of $5O1,-
688 compared with q net loss of
$499, ,O03 in the preceding quar-
ter, and a net profit of $500, ,975
in the like 1929 quarter.
The Washington times., 1930-07-26
GLidden Co. Sales
SLi0htLu BeLOLU 1929

Glidden Company reported to-
day sales for June Of $3,116,674
against $3.331,O27 in June, 1929.
Sales for the eight months ended
June 80 totaIed $25, ,087, ,lO8, COM
pared with $23,321, ,228 in the like
1929 period.
The Washington times., 1930-07-26
p. r. r.. Stockholders
2O7, ,869, NeU Record

Pennsylvania Railroad stock
holders total 207 1859, a record, up
49,413 from a year previously.
The recent stock allotment ex-
planned the rise. The average
holding is 62.33 shares, a decrease
Of S.72 shares from a year pre-.
yiouSIy.