davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-23
IA INDIVIDUALNE MORATO
RUM.

V stlvise so smutnou udalost OIL
na Polomke, poslanci Hlinka,
Razus a Ravasz intervenovali V
Darlamente IL ministra DIR. MeiSs-
nera. Poziadali ho, podat,' navrh
zakona ma ochranu drobnvch e.
xistencii rol'nikov.' robotnikov,
zivnostnikov, ably eXekucie, po-
dobne polomcianskej, neboly pri
pustne r;adny sud ably NAL
pravo rozhodnut' o pripustnosti
alebo nepripustnosti exekncie. -
Minister DIR. Meissner odpovedal,
re patricny navrh ma uz rozlo-
zeny a zavisi cd ministra obcho-
du, ably boil hladko v parlamente
prijaty. =, .r
Intervenujuci zasli "a mini
strom obchodu DIR. Matouskom,
ktory poukazova | slce na hakli-
vost' podobnych ustarovenl na
hospodarskom poll (specialne V
bankovnictve), ale vzhl 'adom na
zaujmy statu a postihnuttho chu
dobn6ho l'udu prisl'dbil najst
sposob, elm by sa palcivcj social
nej potrebe vyhovelo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-23
CT. cITATEL'oM DO PozoR
N0STI.

PodPa novych federalnych IA
-konov podvysene nam boly po-
platky "a postove roznasanic no
vim, co je duplovanou t'arehou
ked' povazime terajsie zlG easy.
Ma dodatok nam posta rata al &c
"a kazde upovedomenie, ze sd ci-
tatel odst'ahoval. Preto &c v te-
rajslch casoch sa hodne ludi sta
hnje, nase kazdotyzdnove yldav-
ky len ma postu sa privel'm mi IVY.
silly. Prcto ziadame ct. citatcl' 'ov,
ably ked' sa st'ahuiii nam to na
post karte w yopred oznanili a
ME neskoro, kcd' nam uz posta
odst 'ahoyanie oznami a 2vsi sko-
lektuje.
Ia koqperaciu uz yoprcd Ia
kujeme.
Red. q vydavatcl 'stvo
. Yanng. Sley. Noyin.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-23

g PRIBLIlENlM sa Vianoc prichodi al vyrocny
~ problem darkovy. Je to otazka, ktora sa mas
vSctkych tyka Cim Wac kto rad dava vanocne
darky, tym tvrdsie toto vybavi, lebo chce dat dar
ktory je uztoeny, primerany nie velmi drahy.
Aby al vyrabatea Lucky Strike cgaretli tiez prispel
ks,rozsteniu tofoto problemu, prichysta pre- tento
rok neobyeajne prtazlivy VianoGny paklik jake je
povyse vypodobneny. Bohate fairly tohoto krasneho
paklika spyvaju SO zvycajnymi Vianocnymi ozdo-
bami tax &c teno paklik je prave tax ozdobny, jake
jc praktickl.
Nntltr pallika je 200 Lucky Strikes najjemnesich
cigarcti, jake ste kedy fajcii. Vyberavi fajcari
vsadc vajt Luckes, re davaju najyac cigarctloveho
uspokoienia Len Luckes nachadzaju dokonau
l:olnbnaciu vyznacnej chuti skutocnej lahodnost,
n;ika lahodnost, ktora je dodana zvlastnym prazi-
wynn procession. Tento prazivy process boil utvoreny
pre- I-,clsies zadna ina cigarctla ho nenla.
y ava chut Luckics prichodi najlepsich druhov
fureckeho donlaceho tabaku, trpeziive uezaneho
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-23
CHCELI ZLATO PASOVAT.

Dina 26. nov. vo Zvolene bola
podana nd rychlik zasielka sty-
roch bedien, ma ktorej bolo ma
plsane, re obsahuji1 olovo. Ia
siclka bola urcena do Nemecka,
bola avsak podozrela a preto ju
ilrady zhabaly v Kremnici a "a
doprevodu zandarov boly bedny,
wallace po go kilogramoy kazda,
zayezene do mincovne. ZistiIo sa,
ze ddaje ME s1 sprayne ze olo-
vo bolo sliato so zlatom. Zahad-
na zasielka bola doprayena do
Zvolena odkiaI 'si od Podbrezoyej
autom. Odosiclatelia sl1 drzani G.
ste taJnosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-23
KVAFL'OVA JASKYNA VO SV
JURI.

Professor statneho realnoho
gymnazia V Bratislave, Jan llro-
madka, vydal asi pred dvoma
rokmi geologicke dielo 0 Brati-
slave a jej okolf, V ktorom Ma
vedeckom zaklade dokazoval, re
ned 'aleko Bratislavy musi byt
kyapl 'ova jaskyna. Dosavadne
sukromne patranie skoncilo Sd S
uspechom, lebo nd mieste, ktore
oznacil professor Hromadka, ma
dabili ma kvapl 'ovtl jaskynu.
Ako sa dozvedame, da d aisle ku-
tacie prace previest' mesto Bra
tislava vzhl 'adom na rozvoj cu-
dzineckeho ruchu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-23
PODPAL 'ACI ZATKNUTf

V lete roku 1880 vypukol v u
licskom Krivom, humenskom
okrese, k0lni obchodnika A
dolfa Weisbergera poziar, ktory
znicil Wac ako 20 domov a ho-
spodarskych stavlsk, prayoslav-
ny kostol. Skoda poziarom spo-
sobena cinila Wac ako pol mill
ona koriin len malej casti bo-
la kryta poistenfm. Vtedy bol
Weisberger zatknuty, ale pre- ne
dostatok dokazov prepusteny. Te-
raz ale nastal obrat. Cetnici z
Utica ma zaklade nsyedcujlceho
materialu Weisbergera po dvoch
rokoch znovu zatkli. Spolu MIN
bol zatknuty al tamojsi rol MIC
ky syn Jan Buchala Zatial sa
podarilo zistit', ze Weisbergel
nahovoril Jana Buchalu, aby don
zapalil a sam odisiel "a obchod-
nymi vecmi do Vel'keho Berezne
no, ably mohol preukazat' alibi
Zistilo sa tiez, ze WeisbergeI
NAL svoj dom poisteny ma vyso
Ky obnos. Weisberger Bnchal;
boil dopraveni do vazby okresne
| no slldu II Humennom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-23
70 starei vlasti
(Zpravy . krajovych novin,)
OBJAVENIE LOzfSK UMEIE-
HO HNOJIVA MA SLOVENSKU

VI obci Krasno (okres Topol !.
cany) objavil Vaclav Maly, re-
daktor z Piest'an, loziska bieleJ
prachovitej zeminy, ktora po-
dl'a chemickej analyzy ohsahuJe
az 49 percent uhlicitanu horecna-
teho a SO percent uhlicitanu va
penateho. Podl'a mienky odbor-
nikov, tento objav znamena pre-
vrat V hnojenf V Cesko-Sloven-
sku. S vyuzitim loziska sa vraJ
zapoene ma jar buduceho roku a
bude zamestnane asi so robot
nlkov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-23
NOvY TYzDENNfK

V Leviciach zacal vychadzat'
noyy tyzdennik pod fnenom Juz-
ne Pohronie, "a redakcie DIR. Kar-
la Sornera architekta Dobisa
Casopis chce upevnit' prebn-
dat slovemke narodne povedo.
mie a vychovavat' lasku oprotl
CSR. re6ou slovenskou atd'. Jt
zaujimavt, ze yyhlasenie podpi-
sail slovaci Gesi, prfslusnici
najrozlicnejsich stayoy polite
kych stran, nevynimajtc ami Pu'
dakov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-23
SLOVAK v MADARSKU PRE-
NASLEDOVANY.

Segedinska advokatska komo-
ra vytrela 70 soznamu advoliatov
dr. Juraja Kvasa, znameho pred.
stavitePa slovenskej narodnej
mensiny V Bekescabc. Prieinou
bol udajne clanok DIR. Kvasa pro-
ii revizii mierovej smluvv, uve-
rejneny Slov. denniku. Hovori
sd, re proti Kvasovi zakrotili isti
bratislavski mad d'arski advokati
Il namestneho predsedu advo-
katskej komory V Pesti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-23
MENEJ oUKRU sA DoRARA

Celkova vyroba cukru v CSR
roku konciacom sa l. okt. bola
8l2,S96 metrickyeh ton, oproti
1,141 ,SO8 tonam v predoslom ro-
ku. Vyroba sd zmenSila ce-
chach o 12O,O95 7ton, ma Morave
a Sliezsku o 109.699 ton "a na
Slovensku Podk. Rusi 99,e7f
ton. Vyroba bola obmedzena pre-
nedostatok zahranicneho odbytu
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-23
HODINARSKY PRIEMYSEL
JE VYSPELY. .

V CSR. je hodinarsky priemy-
sci tax vyspely, re republika ne
musi ziadne hodiny dovazat', ba
ich este j vyvaza. Hodinarsky
priemysel zamestnava ra sta in
zinierov, konstrukterov, robotni-
kov a obchodnych zamestnancov
Vyroba je snstredena hlavne V
Chom1tove a Brounove V Cechach
d V Brine Ma Morave. lPVV.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-23
KAMENNE UHLIE PRI
VRBOVOM.

V Pustcj Esi Ii Vrbovtho V
Bratislayskej zupe bolo obiavent
lozisko kamenneho uh!ia. lie to
lesc patriacom panstvu korn-
field. Ma micstc pracuje 20 robot
nikov pod dozorom zvlastncj ko-
misie. Je to len otazka, Ie ci IL
hlie sa vyskytuje vo V;icsom
mnozstve.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-23
UZHoROD MA 26,675 0BYVA-
TEL'OV.

Podl'a presnych statistlckych
zprav ma hlavne mesto Podllar-
patskej Rusi dovedna 26,675 o.
byvatel 'ov. z tychto je Cechov a
Slovdkov 1862, Karpatorusov
6,246, Mad 'arov 4,444, zidov A.
S34, Nemcov 512, Ciganov %,
Poliakov 52 a ostatok miesanych
narodnostf.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-23

cianska) obeseneho muza, ktore-
no telo bolo uz rozklade a vn6-
tri spusta mysi. Upovedomil Get
nfctvo, ktord podl'a najdenych
dokladov zistilo, re ide 69-roc-
neho Jozefa Jelena, prislusntho
do Socoviec, okr. Turc. sv. Mar
tin, ktory este %. marca odisiel
cd svojho syna, obchodnika v
Sale.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-23

obozretne smicsaneho. Maka lahodnosf Lucky
Strikes sa ukaze, ked tieto vyberane drufy tabaku
su obohatene precistene prazivym procession
Preto Lucky Strike nlau prednost vyberacnych
fajciarov jake jedna cgaretla, ktora je skutocne
lahodna. Preto maju Luckies til dodatocnu dobrotu
ktora iudi vsade potesuje radi ch pOdavau d alej
priateskym ponuknutlm: "Veznlite 81 Lucky
je lal,odnejsia'
Zvlastny vanoGny paklk Luckes n,ozete dostat
kazdeho obchodnika takze vsetc ktori cl1cu zrobit
shana ednoho obchodu do druheho nedzi sviato-
cnym zastuponl.
A svojm prateiom mozete prmcrane zasat pozdrav
ktory sa nachadza ma zvlastnom vianoGnom Lucky
pakliku:
MAY every fragrant puff you take
Bring mellow Christmas cheer.
And may you get LUCKY break
All through the coming year
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-23
POCET SLOVAKOV v MADAR
SKU KLESOL.

Podl2 a vysledku scitania l'udu
r. 1890 Je teraz V Mad 'arsku
10000 Nelncov, los 900 Sloya-
kov, 28,00O Horvatov, 5000 Ru-
munov a 1000 Srboy. Pocet Mem
GOV klesol $4,000 Slovakoy o
$4,000, Horyatov 0 5000, Rumu-
nov o 5000. Ak to takto d'alej
pojde, o par rokov Mad 'arskn
blld1 len samf aplnokrvni' Ma
d 'ari.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-23
PoULICNE zELEZNICE v CsR

V CSR. ma dohromady sedem-
mast miest poulicne zeleznicc. q
toho sest miest ma normalne
rozchodne electricity slKosice,
Brno, Praha, Olomdc, Plzen "a
Moravska Ostraval a IL miest
zeleznice dzkokoPaiovf. (Brati-
slaya, Bohumfn. Ceske Budejovi-
&c, Jablonec, Jihlava, Liberec
Marianske Lame, Most, Opaya
Teplice.sanov Ustf n. H..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-23
4i,2e1 MRTvoL sPALENE.

V desiatich c.-sl. krematoriach
bolo tohoto roku az do konca
oktobra spopolnene celkom A.
261 mrtyych. Ma sam1 Prahn pri
pada q, ,143 spopolneni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-23
PRAzSKi MILLIONAIRE.

Podfa casopisu "Berni iired-
nix. zije v Prahe | miliardar a
s osob $ imanim vyse 100 milo
nov Kcs. 100 d'sX;ich Prazanov
ma rocneho dochodku vyse ] mi
lion KGs a 1000 os0b imania vyse
| million Kcs.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-23
HRozNY NALEz v, LEsE.

Dina 10. nov. nasiel pastier 2
Vricka asi 60 krokov odscpsty \
lese medzi obeiami Klastor pod
Znievom Nricko Gajdel (Turr
Evening star., 1932-07-02
Merchant Marine Increases.

BY the Associated Press.
The Bureau of Navigation reports
1921 gross tons we're added to the
American merchant marine in June.
The vessels were the Acadia of 6.185
tons, the Quirigua of 6,982 gross tons
and the Cambridge of 2,o94 gross tons.
The first two were new vessels and the
last craft changed to the sea-going
type.
During the month 10,351 gross tons
were lost to the feet through abandon
ment and conversions to barges.
During the same month last year a
total of 18,540 was added to the
merchant marine, while subtractions
amounted to 47,12l gross tons.
Evening star., 1932-07-02
STOCK LIST HOLDS
ABOVE June LOWS
Market Weathers Several
Selling FIurries During
Wesk-Trading Dull.
BY JOHN L. COOLEY,
Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK. July stocks emerged
from the first half of the year in q
moribund state this week.
Although several selling fiurries we're
scattered over the trading period, which
is being shortened by today's vacation.
the general average of prices refused to
penetrate the early June low, notwith-
standing says through those levels by
individual issues.
Trading was too dull TO permit ae-
curate Interpretation Of this apparent
resistance. and most commentators were
very cautious in their appraisals.
AS expected dividend news was an
important market factor. but there was
q fairly favorable division of positive
and negative actions. and on the whole.
stocks got through the week with
greater stability than some observers
had anticipated.
Santa Fe and Westinghouse Electric
we're among the prominent corporations
to omit payments. Allied Chemical and
American Can declared regulars, while
Norfolk e. Western Railway reduced.
Special selling. representing loan COL
lateral liquidation or the ever-present
speculative fears for future payments,
was noted in numerous stocks, particu-
larly National Biscuit. Proctor & Gam
BILE, General Motors, Air Reduction and
a few others.
Small bank closings in Chicago
doubtless caused some nervousness and
had direct effect on the weekly bank
ing statistics. Currency circulation rose
sl44 ,c00,000 snost of the gain appear
ing in the Chicago district Partly to
Offset such demands Reserve bank pur-
chases of Government securities we're
increased $71 100000, against $50, 8,000,-
600 in the previous week and 47,00O,-
0G0 fortnight ago.
Some unfavorable comment was
heard in brokerage circles over the
endurance of Congress which, although
it disposed of the economy bill, contin-
ued to have difficulty with relief legis-
lation.
The Lausanne conference was re-
vtved just when it seemed about to ex-
pire and this turn Of affairs, together
with Great Britain's demonstration of
financial strength in the decision to
convert her per cent war loan, had
rather inyigorating effect, especially on
foreign bonds.
In commodities, hogs encouraged both
growers and packers with spirited adj
vance. Sugar, although not so bullish-
ly inclined, was, nevertheless, firm and
cotton had few good days.
Evening star., 1932-07-02
EARNINGS REPORTED.

NEW YORK, July ? (H1.-Consoli-
dated Gas Electric Light & Power Co.
OF Baltimore today reported net income
of S3.057 OPT for the five months ended
May 81 This compares with $3,3742l3
a year ago. and equals 1921 a common
share against $249.
Herbert A. Wagner, president, SAID
the company had no bond mstur.tles
before 1885, had no bank loans and
anticipated no further financing his
year. Large power sales have been in
creased through an agreement with
Bethlehem Steel Co which has trans
ferred much of its power load to the
company.
American Car e. Foundry Co.. in the
year ended April 80. had net less OF
S2,517,277 before special charges of
So, T30.5T1, representing chiefly shrink
age in value Of securities held. This
compares with net income of Sl,416.3 .347
in the preceding fiscal year.
Evening star., 1932-07-02
|CHANGE IN POSTAL
FEES IS EXPECTED
Additional Charges viii Add
Considerably to Revenues
of Department.

President Hoover has just signed a
bill affecting the revenues of the postal
service which is of more than ordinary
Importance.
The law provides for a revision of
the fees for domestic registered matter,
and for the collection of surchargeS in
connection with domestic registered
mail and insured mail treated as regis
tered mail, and became effective yester-
day.
When the amount covered by the reg
iStration fee does not represent the full
value of the matter mailed, there is to
be surcharge based upon the value OF
'the article and the distance hauled. The
measure also provides that the POST
master General may in his discretion
accept registered mail Of value in ex-
cess of the present limit of indemnity,
81 900, but not in excess of $4,000,
when such mail is not insured with any
commercial company or other insuring
agency, the fee chargeable for the risks
assumed being fixed ratably at the rate
for 81 200. In this respect there Is in
augurated an extension of the limit of
indemnity which the Postmaster Gen
eral in his discretion may cause to be
reinSured in whole or in part with any
commercial insurance companies.
Balanced Budget Advocated.
The Post Office Department has ad
yocated the principle of balanced bud
get. In the case of registered mail, in
the fiscal year 1891 there was an ex-
cess of expenditures over revenues of
$3,516387.52. 1t is expected that the
new law will make possible a large re-
duction in this loss, at least by one-half
In the case of registered mail the pur-
nose of having service f-supporting is
justified not only by the broad principle
that the service should be self-support-
ing, but by the value of the service to
the patrons. The transportation of val
uables in the mails represents SUBJ
stantial service, the cost of which in the
past has not been adequately compen-
sated by the fees charged. The present
bill requires a declaration of the value
OF the articles and introduces differ
entail charges based first on the value
OF the contents of the package and, Sec
ond where the declared value is $1,000
or more in excess of the indemnity pay
able under the fee for registration on the
element of distance carried as repre-
sented by the zone applicable to fourth
class or parcel post matter. The follow
ing comparative statement of the pres
ent fees and the new schedule covers
items up to the value of 81 900.
Registry Fees Pre-
scribed by Bill HR
Present REGISTRY fees. 1924
Evening star., 1932-07-02
RANKING WORLD IS CONCERNED
OVER POLICIES IN PLATFORM
Debatable Issues Raised by Democrats
Affect Financial Structure of Nation.
Some Features Approved.
On the social side the most important

On the social side the most important
platform provisions are for unemploy-
ment and old-age insurance, under
State laws, and "the spread OF employ
ment bv a substantial reduction in the
hours of labor. the encoura cement OF
the shorter week by applying that
principle to Government service"
Regulation of Corporations.
Possibly the planks dealing with reg
ulation of corporations and exchanges
will be the ones from which Wall Street
will most dissent. Supervision of the
public utilities has long been political
issue. Its momentum has been 1ncreas-
ing as a result of the insult episode
and more recent disclosures OF alleged
unfair relations between holding and
operating companies.
The platform advocates full regula-
ton by the Federal Government CT
holding companies which sell securities
in interstate commerce and OF rates OF
utility companies operating across state
lines. The Government is not 10 enter
the fields of private enterprise, except
where necessary to develop pubic WORKS
and natural resources in the common
interest. conservation. development and
use Oh The NdllOl y NdbSl PoHCl III VIZ
public interest" Nowhere in the plat
form is to be found reference to the
railroads or a suggestion as to how they
may accomplish return TO their for
mer degree Of credit.
In view of the Senate investigation
into Wall Street practices the financial
district was somewhat surprised that
the platform did not take more ag-
gressive stand toward reform there. 1t
somewhat vaguely refers to regulation
of exchanges trading in securities and
commodities and condemns those IN
high places whose action and utter
ances" were designed Ito influence Stock
Exchange prices"
Other Items.
It is assumed that in requiring the
sellers of domestic and foreign securities
to file statements with the government
containing information as to bonuses,
commissions, etc. it would also be nee
essary to include equally important
items dealing with earnings, financial
set-up, management and other question
that vitally affect the investor.
(Copyright, 1922
Evening star., 1932-07-02
CORPORATION
REPORTS
TRENDS AND PROSPECTS OF
LEADING ORGANIZATIONS.

NEW YORK, July 2-The following
(, is todsy's summary of important corpo-
ration news prepared by Standard Sta
tistics Co., Inc, New York, for the AS
sociated Press:
Automobiles and Trucks.
Chrysler Corporation - Shipments of
Plymouth cars from Detroit plant dur
| ing week ended June l8 totaled 6,T00
units against 2,084 in 1881 week.
Investment Trusts.
Second National Investors Corpora
ton net asset value June 30, 1882,
s3e97 per share of convertible pre-
ferred stock VS.. s55.85 December 81,
1881, and 1888 June 80, 1881.
Metals mon -Ferrous).
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines Ltd. COM
mon share earnings, nine months TO
May 81, SIS cents VS.. 81 cents.
Miscellaneous.
Bush Terminal Co. omitted quarterly
dividends on common stock and Z per
cent debenture stock; paid 62l2 cents
on common May and SITS on deben-
ture stock April Is.
Rio Grande Oil tDel) common share
earnings before Federal taxes, quarter
ended March 81, Z cents VS.. cents.
Standard OH Co. of California marks
up Kettleman Hills crude oil prices 25
cents barrel.
Paper and Paper Products.
Smith Howard Paper Mills Ltd
Dollar sales volume off about 10 per
cent from 1881 period; mills are operat-
ine around two-thirds OF capacity.
Railroads and Railroad Equipment.
American Car & Foundry deficit, year
ended April 80, s2,577,277 VS.. deflclt
81 ,406,3 BAT. ~,
net operating deficit 500 ,492 VS.. net op-
Grating income s30641; FIVE months net
operating income $172,l4 VS.. net oper-
ating income s5l8,464.
Delaware, Lackawanna Il western
| Railroad took no action on dividend
| last payment was so cents on OCTOBER
pittsburgh e. West Virginia Railway
Nav net operating deficit So !431 VS.. net
| operating income s90.052: five months
net operating income s119,734 VS.. $685.
! l44.
Steel and Iron.
Pittsburgh Steel Foundry Corporation
omitted quarterly dividend on 5 pei
cent cumulative preferred stock; paid
! Sl25 April l.
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Coop
erations resumed at IL units, the larg-
est number of sheet mill units in oper-
| alton at one time in many weeks.
/ Textiles.
Collins g. Aikman Corporation deficit
| quarter ended May %, Sl09,666 VS.. net
income s982,l55 in quarter ended May
| 81, 1881.
| Theaters, Etc.
! Fox Film Corporation filed suit
! against William Fox and other former
executives for indeterminate amount
estimated between S10,000i000 and
$15,000,000.
Utilities.
Chicago Rapid Transit workers &C
cept 10 per cent wage cut.
Mexican Light e. Power Co., Ltd, May
net profit of 1871 per cent; five months
of lat per cent.
National Electric Power Co.-Receiv-
ers appointed for company and its SUBJ
| sidiary, National Public Service Cor
| poration by Supreme Judicial Court oi
Maine on petition of Electrical Appn-
ance Finance Corporation, creditor.
Evening star., 1932-07-02
NEW YORK. July 2 lP.-

change in late June, although trend was
slightly downward in New York. North
ern lettuce is offered in considerable
quantities in the principal Eastern Cit
les, and shipments comprise about one
sixth Of the current supply. California
is still the main source, and some car
lots are arriving from the Rocky Noun
tain region. Moderate supplies and
slow demand are the rule In Eastern
markets, and price trend lately has been
downward on Western lettuce. and also
on Eastern stock in New York and few
other markets. New York and New
Jersey lettuce sells at so cents to 81 per
two-dozen crate.
The cucumber crop around Salisbury
Is reported to be developing fairly well
and a few truck loads were marketed
near the first of the month. A few cars
might be loaded the latter part of this
week. but no heavy shipments are ex-
pected before July 4. According to re-
ports received by the trade, the New
Jersey cucumber crop win probably be
ready about the same time as the crop
around Salisbury.