davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-28
JOHNSON zAbAKovAL

Gen. johnson, administrators
NRA, zad'akoval prezident
Roosevelt zad'akovanie prijal.
Gen. johnson ndAva, xe jeho e
rad je uE viac ME potrebnt.
NRA toti5 bude xna6ne preme-
nena. President srdecne pod'a-
koval gen. Johnsonovi a jeho
sluzby . ma jeho miesto vyme-
noval Donalda Richberga, do.
sav6dneho pr4vneho radcu N.
-. \.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-28
SCH0DZA D0ZoRC0V oKR.
SB0RU SLOW. LfGY.

Dozorcovia Okresneho Sboru
SLOW. Ligy, PIP. Jan Sarosy, Jan
Valko Pavel Roth, ako po.
kladnik p. Frank Hudik sl zia-
dani dostavit' sa ma sch0dzu 3.
oktobra vecer do skoly osady
sv. Cyrila Metoda k rataniu
knih. s lctou
Andrej Hamralk, tai.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-28
Kalend&r Cin,,osti
Slovenskej
Prfhlasy x4bav do tohto Ka-
lend&ra prijfma rsdakcia.

20. septsmbra Michalska xAba-
va Y prospech osady sv. Cy-
ria q Metoda ' osadnej Sko.
le ma N. Watt St..
20. septembra- -Prva MichalskA
zabava prospech osady sv.
Jana Krst. Horvatskej hale
ma Bright Ave. V Campbell.
20. septembra a-Michalsky bal
usporiadajd zenske a muzske
spolky v prospech osady sv.
Mateja v Sokolovni ma Home
wood Ave. ma Lansingville.
80. ssptsmbra Banket spoje-
nych odborov N. s. 8.
7. okt.-Harvest Moon Dance,
given by the G. M. Octo Club,
Mullins Ballroom.
Z. oktobra- Card Party Wei
come Klubu prospech osa-
dy sv. Mateja, osadnom au-
ditoriume.
ID. oktobe1 Card party Venca
81. X. Sokoliek ' Sokolovni
ma Homewood Ave., ma Ian.
singville.
%. olktobra- -Divadelne pred.
stavenie "Skriatok" drama.
tickeho krlzku osady sv. Cy
rila Metoda v skolskom au'
ditoriume.
28. oktobra- Gard Party Spoil
ku sv. Amy, G. 1853. P. s. 2
j. pod kostolom osady sv
Mateja ma Lansingville.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-28

Liga Narodov dostane Ease
noveho elena. 0 prijatie poxia-
dal Afganstan, krajina, Leila
ca medzi Ruskom, Perskom =
Indiou. Shroma1denie lfgy ga
hned' dalo do pr6ce, aby Afga-
nistan Dol cfm skorej prijatt -
elena. Potom bude mat Lfga.
N6rodov zase 50 6lenov, ako
pred vystfpenfm Japonika :
Nemecka ! ~. D;
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-28

mnoho pricin ' prospsch stat
memo 7aopatrenia starfch, ne.
majetnych obcanov. Pridrziava-
Ii 50 najma nahladu, ze finan-
cna odvislost' "a staroby je iba
v zrledkavych pripadocn zavi-
novana nedostatkom sporivosti
"a mladi a De je naj0asteiSie
nasledkom chronickych chorob,
tyzlckej nes1costi a inych pri-
Gin tohoto druhu. Treba what
do povahy al to, re pri tenden.
ciach modernom priemysle
zamestnavat' pokial' mozno iba
mladych pudi - muz vo veku
sest 'desiatich rokov alebo caste
al muz mladSi nema m0znost'
zarabat' 81 ma svoje zivobytie
al tom pripade, ze je telesne
este sdci konat' svoju obvykld
pracu. Dlha nemoc alebo neza-
mestnanost pripravila ho snad'
0 vsetky jeho usporovane penia-
ze. ka6dy starry clovek nema
deti, ku ktorym by sa mohol o.
bratit' pripade potreby. Pri-
vrzenci planu definujl penia-
re pre- starych pudi ako opatre-
ME, ktorym sa ma umoznit'
tym, co pre- vysoky vek stall sa
chudobnymi, ably svoju starost'
Istravili v slkromnom zivote,
bez toho, aby ich sebe1cta bola
urazana a bez toho, aby i'm bo.
10 treba snasat' starosti tr-
piet' potupu zobractva, a ably
mohli lit neodvisle v tom pro.
stredi, .ktoremu privykli, Mamie
sto toho, aby boil posielani dc
preplnenych Istavov dobrocin-
nych a chudobincov. 0 tychto
chudobincoch bolo zistene, ze ST
vel'mi nakladnymi zvyskami
minulych generacii, nehladiac
ami ma to, ze boly postrachom
kaEdeho len trochu sebavedo.
meho muza a zeny. Priemerna
rocna penzia jednotlivca je ne
pomerne nizsia, ako byvaly tro
Ivy ma vydrziavanie starych l'u
di v chudobincoch, ba casio ne
dosahuje ami polovice spomenu
|ttch trov.
V roznych statoch usiluje Sc
o to, ably mali narok ma sta
robnd penziu l'udia M cd 6'
rokov, a ably tiez iste poziadav
ky, tykaj1ce sa obeianstva Dol.
zmiernene. Vo Wisconsin, boil
prevedene referendum k snize
niu penzijneho veku na 60 re
: kov; navrh boil schvaleny pc
merom 4 k 1.
Zaujem prezidenta Roosevelt
ia program socialneho zabez
pecenia obyvatel'stva - do kt
: reho programu spada al pecli
vost' nldznych, starych pu
, di - pohne pravdepodobne a
kongres, ably buddcom sv1
JON zasadnuti jednal o starot
| nych penziach. Pred kongresor
nachodi sa uz niekorko roko
) predloha, navrhujlca davani
federalnych pridelov tym Sta
: tom, ktore majl zavedene sta
robne penzie. D1fajn, ze br
ddcom zasadnuti kongresu pr
de ma pretras al Dill -Connery
Z no predloha, po uzakoneni ktt
: rej Dol by prezident splnomot
: neny oddelit' $10,0O0,00O for
4 dov ma n1dzov1 vypomocn1 al
: ciu pridelit' tieto peniaze sti
! tom ma vyplacanie starobnyc
penzii rokoch 1885 a 1896.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-28

F. 1. !. s.

- ~. - -.
Plan, hoe len GiastoGne zabez-
pecit' Starym, nldunym l'u-
dom ich posledne roxy zivota
ttm, ze 81 i'm vyplaca starob-
na penzia, nesporne sa v Spoj.
Statoch ujal. V pritomnosti ma
zakony Q starobnych penziach
~ statov Unie, ako al Alaska
a ostrovy Havajske. Okrem ro-
denych Amerikanov mozu ia
lit z tychto zakonov al prist'a
hovalci, ktori sl americkymi
obcanmi. Ziadatelia tejto dru-
hej skupiny musia obycajne
byt' obeanmi uz urcity rad ro-
kov, patnast' rokov al dlhsie.
lba zakony statov Maine, Mas.
sachusetts, New Jersey, New
Yorku Severnej Dakoty neur-
euj1 nijakej urcitej dolby, po
ktorl musi byt' prist 'ahovalec
obcanom, kym 81 moze robit'
narok ma starobnl penziu.
Inou poziadavkou, ktora bu.
de taktiez mat vel'ky vliv ma
prist'ahovalcov, je ono maria
denie zakona, ktore sa tyce BY
vania v jednom State. Zakony
statu Delaware stanovia, ze zia-
dater starobnej penzie musi
pred podanim ziadosti lit v
spomenutom State najmenej
pat rokov. Arizona, ktora je v
tomto ohl'ad najprisneisia, do.
zaduje sa celych IS rokov. z O.
statnych statov sedemnast' ich
ziada, aby ziadatel' v mich by.
val najmenej Is rokov, Massa.
chusetts a Severna Dakota mai.
menej 20 rokov.
| V % statoch (ratajdc v to
staty Colorado, Kaliforniu
Massachusetts,, Michigan, New
Jersey, New York, Ohio, Penn
sylvaniu Wisconsin, je pre-
vadzanie zakona 0 starobne.
penzii povinne. V zbyvajdcicl
piatich statoch zavisi to ma 70,
hodnuti jednotlivych okresov
Administrations zakona je W
vacsine statov okresny komisar
" Pennsylvania je to miestns
rada, spadaj1ca pod statny de
partment .socialnej peclivosti
ktora rozhoduje o udel'ovan
starobnych penzii; v New Yor
4 ku je to statny department SO
cialnej pe6livosti.
i Prva vec,- -ktor1 treba ziada
tel'ovi o starobn1 penziu uro
bit, je zistit', kto rozhoduje
udepovani statnej penzie v Q
krese, v ktorom on sam byva. '
Colorado, lowe, Ohiu, Utah
Washingtone, Wyomingu a e
ste niekopkyych inych statoc.
. musi byt' ziadater o starobn
. penziu najmenej 65.rocny, v In
! diane, Kalifornii, Massachusett
Michigane, New Jersey, Ne'
Yorku, Wisconsin, a v sied
mich inych statoch je najnii
sia vekova hranica 70 rokov.
il V New Yorku a v Massachu
, setts zakony nestanovia, jak
, m6ze byt' najvyssi obnos, Wy
placany starym rud'om. V st1
, nastich Statoch maximalna pc
! zia nesmie presahovat' ST der
! ne alebo $50 mesacne, v inyc
tsiestich statoch $25 mesacne.
New Hampshire je najvyssi
penzia $3.50 tyzdenne. V Ke1
, lucky $3.50 rocne, v Severne
Dakote $3.50 rocne. Zakony
, starobnych penziach vyslovn
stanovia, ze statne prispenie m
: sa poskytovat' iba tym mud,
nym, starym osobam, ktore g
uz samy nevladzu uzivit'.
!, Montana bola prvym Station
lktory zaviedol roku 1923 st,
: robnd penziu. Tato forma soc
: alneho zakonodarstva stretav,
la sa toho casu SO silnou OPT
ziciou, hOci mala al mnoho ma
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-28

snon preyedeni
teraz zamestn6va 100 ~ -.
n WI. I!I!|
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-28

Hyn, SCdrym OSODam, KtOre 81
uz samy nevladzu uzivit'.
Montana bola prvym station,
ktory zaviedol roku 1923 sta.
robn1 penziu. Tato forma soci-
alneho zakonodarstva stretava-
Ia sa toho casu so silnou opo-
zfciou, hoci mala al mnoho mad
senych privrzencov. Mnohi l'u-
dia sa ob6vali, ze starobne pen.
sie "podkopd moralku" pracu-
jiicich l'udf a poukazovali ma
to, ze poskytovanfm podpory
starym l'ud 'om ubil by sa aki-
ste smysel pre- sporivost' a ze
by tym vzrastol pocet zobrakov
ktortch bieda by bola iba zba-
vena niektortch neprfjemntch
stranok. Dalej ga obavali toho,
sEe udel'ovanfm podobnej pod.
pory zoslabil by sa vel'kou
mierou smysel pre- zodpoved,
most voci staryin, nemajetntm
prfbuxntm, ktor$ze smysel MI
byt' vlastnost'ou vSetktch SIN.
5ntch l'udf q xe podobny plar
NAL BY = n6sledok, Be Tudii
BY 81 nauciH spoliehat' q via,
40 vl&du, ako na s6kromne pr,
meme.
Prfvrxenci tOhoto pl6nu uv<
ilEali n druhej strane vel n
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-28

-. septembra- -Michalska x&ba-
va Y prospech osady sv. Cy-
ria q Metoda ' osadnej Sko-
lie ma N. Watt st.
Evening star., 1934-03-13

The heavy water discovered by Bu-
reau of Standards chemists may be
the universal elixir Of DEATH
That this water, chemically indis-
tinguishable from ordinary water, but
in which the ordinary hydrogen atom
is replaced by a hydrogen "isotope"
which is twice as heavy, may be the
cause OF old age in human beings Is
suggested In a note to the official
journal Of the American Association
for the Advancement of Science by
Drs. I. w. D. Hacker and E. H.
Westling of the Los Angeles College
of Surgery.
A popularity of this water is that
its boiling point is 191.42 C.-slightly
above the boiling point Of ordinary
water. 1t does not evaporate SO easily.
Hence it tends to remain in a body,
while the ordinary water is lost by
evaporation. Thus. with increasing
age there should be an increasing,
even though indistinguishable. amount
of the heavy water in the tissues.
May Show Elixir Of Life'
Other experiments have shown that
the heavy water inhibits the growth
OF seedlings. 1t may have an in
hibitory effect on protoplasm in gen.
eral, including the protoplasm Of the
human body. Hence the greater the
accumulation Of it the more the nor
NAL processes Of cell division and
cell functioning are inhibited. This
inhibitory effect is the outstanding
phenomenon of growing old
If the suggestion is confirmed by
experiment, hitherto unsupported.
although negative way may be opened
Evening star., 1934-03-13
HOSPITAL SCHEME
HELD PROF|TLESS
Group disqualification, Inc,
Head Addresses Social
Agencies at Y. N. c. A.

Group Hospitalization. Inc. de-
signed to take over the hospitals OF
this city Is strictly non-profit" or
ranization. Joseph H. Hines, its pres
ident told the Council Of Social
Agencies yesterday at the Y. w. c. A.
The speaker credited the Council
Of Social Agencies with originating
the idea of group disqualification for
Washington. He said it was his ap-
pointment as chairman Of council
committee to make an investigation
of this subject that had led to the
formation of the present project
which now is about ready to operate.
All the hospitals of the District, he
said. are now considering the actual
contracts with the new organization
and will report their acceptance or
rejection of those contracts at a
meeting Friday night. incidentally.
Mr.. Hines reported. he has already
received assurance Of the acceptance
Of the plan by a majority of the hos
pitals here which assures the work
going forward after Friday.
In emphasizing the non-profit ma
ture of the organization. Mr.. Hines
said that any profits that might ac-
crue will be returned to the partici-
pants in the plan, either through a
reduction in rates for the following
year. increased hospital facilities,
greater period Of disqualification or
something similar. He said that the
organization is dealing exclusively
with groups now because it is posi-
BILE to tell from statistics available as
to the probable illnesses that will af-
feet a certain group of people within
a year. This, he said, makes it pos
sble to offer certain period Of hos
pitalization at very nominal cost
per year.
Mr.. Hines asked for the support
of the council and the agencies rep
resented at the meeting, stating that
the work of this organization would
depend largely on the support given
by those agencies.
The speaker was introduced by DR..
Frederick w. Perkins, president Of
the council.
Evening star., 1934-03-13
EVENING WASHINGTON, TUESDAY,

chemical properties Of the new sub
stance, while research on the physio-
logical and other phenomena asso-
ciated with 1t has been taken up in
laboratories ALL over the world. Since
water is fundamental in all life
processes, this research promises rev.
olutionary developments.
The cause Of old age. which sooner
or later comes inevitably to all living
things and brings death, has been
the subject Of many conjectures, but
has remained unsolved. The present
suggestion remains without objective
evidence In its support.
Since the physiological studies Of
heavy water started 1t has even been
suggested that the existence Of this
substance in nature may be the
eventual cause Of the aging and death
OF all life and earth, since the heavy
hydrogen atoms will remain while the
lighter ones gradually are lost into
space.
Evening star., 1934-03-13
Discovery Of Elixir of Life
May Result From Heavy W Water
Scientists Indicate Ne,cly- Found Sub
stance May Be Cause of Old
Age in Human Beings.

to search for an "elixir Of life." the
dream Of alchemists and the goal OF
explorers. It would consist Of a means
to keep the system free Of the accu-
mulating heavy water"
The hydrogen isotope itself was
first isolated in a cooperative re-
search of Columbia University and
Bureau of Standards scientists, while
the method of isolating the water
containing this isotope was discov-
cred by the late DR.. E. w. Washburn'
chief chemist of the Bureau Of Stand
ards, for which he has just been
awarded posthumously the Hillebrand
prize of the Chemical Society OF
Washington.
Old Age Still Riddle.
The work here has been concerned
primarily with the physical and
Evening star., 1934-03-13

which he gave was found to be that
Of Enrico Caruso, Jr.
Walter s. Wilson, clerk Of the
Superior Court. who Issued the Ii
cense, said he asked Caruso II he
was related to the Italian tenor.
The prospective bridegroom laughed,
Wilson said. saying, Were not from
Hollywood. and we're not notables."
The couple could not be located
after leaving Wilson's ONCE.
Evening star., 1934-03-13
Census Of Birds Made.

BUFFALO, N. Y. @.-Sixty species
Of birds were seen In the Buffalo
Ornithological society's annual Win
ter bird census Of the Niagara from.
tier. The census is taken on q one
day hike every year. This year it was
centered about Grand Island. In the
Niagara River, and the mainland or
both shores.
Evening star., 1934-03-13
ILLINOIS STATE SENATE
GHOST VOTING PROBED
Grand Jury Hears Measures Were
Passed After Members Left
Capitol
Ry the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, March 13-
A subpoena was served on Secretary
A. E. Eden of the State Senate yes
terday for his appearance before the
grand jury investigating ghost vot-
ing"
States Attorney A. L. Greening
has already subpoenaed three Sena-
tors and a fourth was issued for
Senator Wilbur Hickman, Paris
Democrat.
The alleged ghost voting occurred
in the first special session Of the
Legislature when several measures
giving municipalities authority to use
Federal funds were adopted after
many Senators had left Springfield.
Roll calls on another measure were
allegedly left to stand for the record
on the bill in question. Greening
said he believed this constituted falsi-
fication Of the record.
Evening star., 1934-03-13
Man BELIEVED SON
OF CARUSO TO WE'D
Gives Arizona License Official
Name and Address Of Famous
Tenor's Namesake.

By the Associated Press.
PHOENIX, Ariz. March 13.-A cou-
pie giving the names Of Enrico ca.
russo. 29. and Helen A. Packhiser
2s, Of Middletown, N. Y. have OBJ
tanned . marriage license here.
Whether the man Is the son ol
the famous tenor has not beer
learned, but q Hollywood addres,
Evening star., 1934-02-03
New York Cotton

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, February S.-Cotton
futures opened steady, to higher
on favorable textile statistics and
trade buying March, 11.46; May,
1854; July, 117s; october, 11.s9;
December, 1910; January, 1915.
Trading was moderately active at
the opening. The erratic fluctuations
in sterling probably led to some scat
tered selling or realizing. while there
was further March liquidation. These
offerings were readily absorbed by the
demand from the trade or commission
house sources, however, with May ad-
vancing to ll.67 during the early
trading, or within points of last
Thursdays high and 6 points net
higher. The market was steady and
within point or two of the best at
the end of the first half hour
A little Southern selling was re-
ported at the opening and there was
some Liverpool selling here. Reports
that sales of cotton goods during the
first three weeks of January exceeded
production by go per cent and that
untitled orders amounted to seven
weeks current production were con-
sidered factor in the early buying
Cotton futures closed firm. IA to ~
Evening star., 1934-02-03
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO. February 3 up Omitted States
department OF Agriculture) Cattle. 400.
compared Friday last week weish;y steers
STEADY to % higher. mostly steady; mar
ket drassy; strictly good and choice long
yeariinRs % lower; light steers and year
hnRs STEADY to 25 higher; common and
medium grade light steers showing most
ADVANCE; largely steer and yearing run,
excessive supply; extreme top long year
les; les; 500: handyweishts, O. 50; mostly
ttuu; nest yearling heifers, $50 heavy
hheIers' S.35;, medium to good yearlins
neiiers ftader. , closed Is lower; choice kinds
lower W -
Sheep 1000 head; for week ending
1900 head direct; compared Friday last
sses ssfs she sheep 81 s5as5 sseks sest priees
SEns ss5saso; closing bulk at fu!t ESQ SGH,- ap-
top yeaTna Tfasres $50 Fan best shGTH fat
to choice eve Offerings. @ aoos4ss oak sonmsn iesd,
ing Hos1! lambs 1fset5eally 1o cde s.a absent
40: top sss' 5G '5%e eosoo poaSss nSgna ,nd :S
lishts. 3.5oa4 25: pigs. 5OOao. so: pack.
ing sows; around 800; shippers took 500:
es.pFased WeaF aed 900 head
24o pounds, others I0ao5 up: light light
4a5 35: ilsh. wsisht; 10000 . psands. 4o"a a
a.5oa4 50; heavy Weight. sso-sso pounds' Dounds
3,35a3 80: packing sows; medium and
Eood xood' :56.5bo pounds; 2soa335; pigs,
good and choice 100.l30 pounds, 9.OOa
Evening star., 1934-02-03
Chicago Grain
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, February 3.-Reports
stressing acuteness of crop deteriora-
ton in hard wheat States. together
with more belief in damage to soft
wheat, accompanied early grain price
upturns today.
Increased attention was also given
to announcement that the United
States Government would find need
for eliminating 100000 acres more
from wheat production.
Opening as to l cent higher, wheat
afterward rose further. Corn started
unchanged to a off, and subsequently
advanced.
A rise of more than liz cents a
bushel for wheat was soon scored.
New crop deliveries of wheat showed
q tendency to gain on May contracts,
which stand for wheat already in
bins. Commission house buying of
July delivery was especially notice
able. and the undertone of the mar
ket was generally firm with traders
closely watching the action of Sc
curities.
Evening star., 1934-02-03
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Received by Priv.. Wire Direct The Evening

Young 8 & T pf. ..
Yukon Gold......
Evening star., 1934-02-03
FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

NEW YORK, February 3 R.-Foreign
exchange firm. Great Britain in dollars.
1thers 6srs in a, cents: Great Britain demand.
France demand. $50; cables, $50; italy
demand. s.3s; cables, s3s
Demands--Belgium. 223O; Germany.
37.S1: Holland 64.O Norway o474;
Sweden. 1880; Denmark. .I.sS; switzer-
land; NV. 3o;s.: 0, Spain; LOO; @ Postugsl.
Czechoslovakia 4.73N; Yugoslavia. 2.o4N:
Austria. 1S.2ON: Rumania. .a9N; Arsen-
tine 32.79N: Brazil S.4sN; Toxic. ~ so:
SHANGHAI, "a 90; Honekong. 37;s2ia:
real in New York, 9S.S7ia: New York in
Montreal, 1O1 .12A. N-Nominal
Evening star., 1934-02-03
CURB MOVES Up
IN NARROW RANGE
Metal, Oil and Alcohol Shares
Gain SIightIy-Uti|ities
Steady.
BY JOHN L. COOLEY,
Associated Press Financial Writer.


NEW YORK. February a.-The
Curb Market was firm in fairly active
Saturday trading today. Many of the
leaders moved narrowly and there
were indications that considerable
profit-taking was being absorbed.
Metal, oil and alcohol stocks moved
ahead, though much Of the improve
ment was fractional. Utilities dis
played little change, while several
specialties made rather substantial
gains. Such losses as occurred were
mostly of a minor nature
Issues up fractions included Amer
lean Cyanamid "B", Pioneer Gold.
Sherwin- Williams. Swift & Co., Hiram
Walker, Humble Oil, American Super
power, Electric Bond & Share and
American Gas. Montgomery Ward
"A" was firm.
Parker Rust Proof jumped several
points on a few transactions and
Great Atlantic g. Pacific sold just
under $50 in its first transfer of the
morning.
Evening star., 1934-02-03
BONDS MAINTAIN
ACTIVE ADVANCE
Secondary Issues Retain
Lead, but GiIt-Edge List
Also Rises.
BY BERNARD S. O'HARA,
Assnciafed Press Final ncial Writer

ASSUCliteO Press NIltcIs
NEW YORK, February 3.-Aggres-
sive buying movement in the bono
market which pushed prices up at
. rapid pace during the week showed
no abatement today. Further gains
were scored in all sections of the list
on a substantial volume of trading
for q Saturday.
Secondary issues continued to hold
first place in the favor of buyers,
but as happened in the last few ses-
sions, gilt-edge bonds of virtually all
classifications, including United States
Governments, moved in harmony with
the upward trend.
Here and there in the ow-priced
groups prices receded bit as traders
realized profits from the weeks sharp
upturn. The number of issues sub
ject to such reactionary tendencies
was small, however.
Evening star., 1934-02-03
DIVIDEND IS DECLARED.

BALTIMORE, February 8 (Spe-
ciaD Directors of the Crown Cork
e. Seal Co. have declared a regular
quarterly dividend of 81 cents share
on the preferred stock The dividend
is payable March to shareholders OF
record February %.
Evening star., 1934-02-03
BONDS

1000 1000 chi or IS - ct q Is. 51
1000 1000 Chi Rvs IS 'a7B 0as nss oss
5000 Met WS El As '3s 171a II 11l2
Stock sales-SO. 600 shares.
Bond sales-S11 900.
Evening star., 1934-02-03

Bleachable cottonseed oil futu.
closed steady; spot unquoted; Feb.u-
ary, 4.85b: March, 4.59b; April. 4.95b;
May, 5.l3b; June, 5.l5b; July, 5.3ob;
August, 5.32b. Sales. contracts
Bid
Evening star., 1934-02-03
COttonseed Oil.

Spot, steady; middling. l1.e
Evening star., 1934-02-03
CHICAGO STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO. February ? GP.-Followins
Is the complete Official list Of transactions
in stocks on the Chicago Stock EXchange
TO-DAY.