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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-29
"A NezU Brain Trust
appointment of Group of Ten by Stock Exchange
Gives Outsiders Voice in Affairs.
BY VINCENT S. LYONS
Times Financial Editor

The of the group of ten which has just been
named by the New York Stock Exchange to sit in
many committee meetings possible and to offer sugges
tons for operation of the securities market is secondary
to the fact that it represents the first time in the history
of the institution that outsiders have been given voice in
its operation.
For years the New York Stock Exchange, an ncorpo-
rated association has believed that it could conduct its
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-29
KRAFT IN NEW POST

Frederick Kraft, vice-president of
the Kraft Phenix Cheese Corpora
ton. who for the past twenty-five
years has been manager of the
eastern division of the company
will take over direction of the COM
pany's subsidiary organizations,
with headquarters in Chicago. be-
ginning Oct. l, It was announced
todax.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-29
OLSON HITS RATE PLEA
Governor Condemns Railroad Aim
for Coal Boost.

ST. PAUL. Sept. 29.-The pro-
possl Of the nations railroads TO in
crease coal freight rates would inn
pose an unjust and unreasonable
burden upon the consumers of the
northwest. Floyd B. Olson. Cover
nor Of Minnesota. declared today.
Mr.. Olson is the first Governor TO
make a public statement against
the railroads plea.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-29
SOAP STOCK OFFERED
BIZ Times Special

DU tHtto bPtttHI
NEW YORK, Sept. 20. - w. z.
Hutton g. Co., Edward B. Smith g.
Co., G. M. P. Murphy & Co., and
Field, Glore g. Co., have purchased
a substantial block of the outstand-
ing common stock of Proctor &
Gamble Company, which they are
Offering at current market prices.
1t is understood large part of the
stock already has been distributed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-29
CALL FOR SPOT WOOL
Types Suitable for Manufacturers
Are In Demand.
By United Press

:
BOSTON. Sept. 29.-The larger
part of the very moderate call for
spot wool in the Boston market is
for types suitable for wooden manu-
features, according to today's report
of the United States agriculture de-
partment.
Most of the sales are of woods
that have been secured. Some
greasy lines, largely of woods, have
recently been moved. Buyers con-
tinue to survey the market for in
formation on the greasy combing
domestic woods offered for sale.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-29
AIR TRAVEL EXPANDS
Gain Of 80 Per Cent Reported by
United Air Lines.

An increase of 80 per cent in its
passenger trafic and $50 per cent in
express shipments during the first
eight months Of the year over the
corresponding period last year was
reported today United Air Lines.
United transported total Of 9S.-
To revenue passengers. contraSted
with 76.o2s in the same period Of
1879.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-29
CHICAGO TINE CHANGED

BIZ Times SDect0E
CHICAGO, Sept. 90. - Effective
tomorrow, Chicago banks, in COM
pliance with the daylight saving or
dinance, will turn their clocks back
one hour, reverting TO central
standard time, the Federal Reserve
bank of Chicago announces.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-29

were down.
The theoretical
connection be-
tween currency de-
valuation and in
ternational trade
is that the cut in
the dollar value
was the equivalent
of a reduction in
the price of our
goods, the pur-
chasers abroad be-
ing able to buy
more dollars with
their respective
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-29
BANK CLEARING SHOW
DECREASE FOR WEEK
Decline of Ia Per Cent Reported by
% Leading Cities.

Bank clearings reported by twen-
ty-two leading cities in the United
States during the week ended Sept.
26 amounted to $4,193, Ills, 900, COM
pared with $4,254,634,OOO for the
same week in 1888, a decrease of IA
per cent, according to Dun g. Brad
street, Inc.
This contrasts with an increase Of
40 per cent registered during the
previous week. A sharp decrease in
clearings at New York was believed
chiefly responsible for the decline.
Clearings during the week were
$670,242,00 below the preceding
week, while for the same two weeks
last year a reduction of 1881 ,154, 900
was shown.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-29
PAYNE Is PROMOTED

Herbert A. Payne, adjuster for the
Home Insurance Company, has been
promoted to the home Office of the
Company in New York. He will
move there Dec. l, to take over his
new duties.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-29
TOBACCO TAX LIFTED
Processing Levy on BurIey Up From
2 to 81 cents.

By United Press
WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-The
agricultural adjustment administra-
ton today increased the processing
tax on hurley tobacco from two
cents to 81 cents a pound and
eliminated the levy on Maryland
tobacco.
The tax on hurley tobacco to be
used in the manufacture of plug
chewing and twist was increased to
Al cents. All the changes are eff
fective oct. l. Other tobacco rates
were unchanged.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-29
DRAINAGE LOANS MADE

bU UWFTtU JTFhf
WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-Loans
for ref1nancing twelve irrigation and
drainage districts we're authorized
by the Reconstruction Finance
Corporation TODAY.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-29
Net Loss Reduced

A net loss of s30.586 after all
charges was shown by the Madison
Square Garden Corporation and
wholly owned subsidiaries during the
three months ended Aug. 81. In the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-29
Mcclellan Sale Deferred

No additional offers were sub
mitted yesterday for the Mcclellan
Stores Corporation and Harold P.
Coffin, referee, ordered hearings
postponed to Jan. 81, next.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-29
Cleaning the Ne70S
Midwest Business Good

The Kansas City Federal Reserve
bank reports that business in that
area has shown an increase despite
the drought. Wholesale and retail
trade. farm purchasing power,
clearings and savings deposits all
show gains, it is said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-29
SEASONAL RISE
GAINS IMPETUS
IN TRADE LINES
Fall Upturn in Business Seen
Gaining Speed in Next
Few Weeks.

81 TiEcs Special
NEW YORK. Sept. 2e.-Business
analysts profeSsed today TO see gath
ering evidences that a fall upturn
in business had been set in motion
and likely would gain momentum
during the weeks just ahead.
In support of their views they
brought forward many statistical
factors other than the most recent
improvement in steel operations and
the rise in car loadings. They con-
tended that the whole groundwork
had shaped itself to warrant belief
that the pendulum was in recov-
cry swing
Incidentally, it was represented
that some developments which we're
adverse in themselves are nov con-
tributing 10 the sounder basis for
business upturn. The textile strike
was cited as an example
Textile Output Curbed
II was pointed out that at the be-
ginning Of the strike the ratio of
stocks 10 untitled orders in rayon
fabrics was seriously topheavy, with
output at about 100000 yards
weekly. Production dropped to a
basis Of 10000 yards weekly. While
this did not entirely correct the
earlier unfavorable position, it was
said. distinct improvement was at
tanned.
Another circumstance cited was
that production OF cotton textiles
was rising steadily during August
in the face of a decline in untitled
orders, so that at the end of August
unsold stocks we're about 30 per cent
larger than on MAY /. The strike
was regarded as a check on that I'M
favorable trend.
Good Factors Cited
So-called favorable factors on the
present business horizon we're EMU
merated by the International Sta
tistical Bureau. Inc. in a review of
the business outlook.
The list included as recent devel-
opments of the last few weeks
Rise in commercial loans, rise in
speculative commodities. shading of
retail prices, increase in consumer
expenditures. upturn in production
OF nondurable products, drop in
federal emergency relief disburse-
ments. rise in agricultural payments
by the government and a drop in the
ratio of department store stocks to
sales.
The increase in consumer expendi-
lures was emphasized as of particu-
lar significance. On the point of
conservatism, however. it was point
ed out that commercial loans, de-
spite recent rises, are still below the
total of a year ago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-29

currencies and consequently more
goods. To the extent that prices
rose domeStically in response to- the
devaluation this advantage was
erased. but the spread has remained
sufficiently large to make our goods
attractive abroad.
In a sense, the cut in the value OF
the dollar constituted tax on
wealth, measured in terms of cur
rency and credit paper, for the
benefit of debtors, who owed money
on their tangible properties. 1t
reduced the purchasing power of the
dollar and raised the dollar value
of property and the production of
property. But when current prices
are measured against prices which
have been accepted as representing
normal. it is obvious that holders of
currency and credit paper still are
better off than they were under nor
NAL conditions.
A ND when it is considered that
N the devaluation, in addition to
having helped Americans to sell
their goods in other countries, kept
great many individuals and
corporations of the rocks financial
". which in turn kept business go
ing and more people employed than
otherwise would have been the case,
il is difficult to see how the posi-
ton of opponents to devaluation is
tenable from a practical point of
view. And when the moral issue is
raised it usually is hidden too well
under the cloak of selfishnes to
make much impression.
The United States Chamber of
Commerce has asked the President,
among other things. to state clear
~ his attitude toward further de-
valuation. 1t should be obvious to
that organization that since cur
rencv and international trade are so
closely linked TO each other, the
President is hardly in position TO
express a definite opinion at this
time. particularly in view of the
fact that other important countries
have not let their currency plans
become known.
TT is conceded quite generally that
Il uncertainty over currency values
is having an adverse effect on trade,
but this effect probably is not as
great as is generally supposed. 1t
undoubtedly finds reflection chiefly
among bankers who do not wish to
loan 60-cent dollars and run the
risk of being paid back in 50-cent
dollars. Business men generally
have no heSitancy about making
contracts on the basis Of the dollar.
AS a matter OF fact, they seem quite
anxious to secure dollars irreSpec-
tive of their worth in gold.
But. of course, few people would
like 10 see wild initiation in this
country. which would result If the
gold content OF the dollar were re-
ouced too often. That is what the
Chamber of Commerce is supposed
TO be afraid OF. but one wonders
lust how sincere they are wnen they
put up such strawfnen.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-29
Stock Studies
LAMBERT. CO.,

The Lambert Company is hold
ing company. Through its sub
salaries its manufactures the very
widely advertised "Listerine" prod
ucts. Another subsidiary manufac-
lures the Pro-phy-lac-tic brushes,
also widely advertised. The COM
pany's principal laboratory is in st.
Louis, but it also maintains produc-
ton laboratories in most of the i'm
portant foreign countries.
FINANCIAL DATA
AS of Dec. 81, 1888
Common stock mo par). shares TAG, 371
SURPRISES Observation-Disclosures. 81, 872, 512
Cash Observation-Disclosures. 3.841. 046
Inventories OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. !, 412, AGO
Total current assets ............ 5,875, 410
| Current liabilities ......... 940 1859
Good will and trade marks are
listed at only ST. During the year
1888 SURPRISES dropped about $780,
900. Cash was about $1,200,000 less,
inventories 100000 more, while net
working capital decreased about
100000. At the end of the year the
current ratio was 6A to l, while the
book value of the comon stock was
1881, or II cents less than at the
first of the year.
The company has shown steady,
though decreased, earning power
In 1888 $2.96 was earned and S1.51
in the first six months of this year
AS the companys largest expense
is advertising capital needs remain
relatively small. The company,
therefore, has maintained liberal
dividend policy. Surplus was drawn
on for dividends in 1882 and in 1888.
The present dividend rate of SO is
just barely covered on the basis of
the first six months earnings.
Lambert was incorporated in 1926
in Delaware The stock is listed on
the New York and London stock eX-
changes. At current price of
around 1874 it sells to yield about
1872 per cent at the present divi-
dend rate.
(All rights reserved. Winchester Institute
of Finance Winchester, Mass
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-29
Retail Coal Prices

ina foIlouing priceS represent quotations
from leading Indianapolis coal dealers
scent carrvinr charge Der ton vii -
NUS noNrxTtL 9rTAu PKfcrs
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-29
AAA ALLOWED
MOVE TOWARD
FARM BALANCE
New Law Intended to Bring
Farmer Into Position of
Equality.

This the third Of a series Of FIVE
articles written for the SerippS-Howard
newspapers by the head of AAA, de-
scribing the Roosevelt farm program.)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-29

Monday: Processing taxes, and
who pays them.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-04-13
ZAKRUT VPRAVO.

Jesti sa donedavny nasej vlady mohol me-
novat' .lavym" podl'a smy ania nektorych konzer-
vatiycov terajs je Wac vpravo, poda udaostl
poslednych tyzdnov.
Pc roku demokratickej vlady, ktorom nastalo
nacne zlepsenie hospodarskych pomeroch kraJlny'
nrsla reakcia ktora sa dovolava zastavena retol1e
4 nayratu starym sp6sobom. Vyhonkom teJ reakcle
Il 4 Wirtoya senzacia kerenstine nasej vady
kongrese si1 viacere zakonne predlohy, ktore by
may byt priiae tak ako boy osnovane, ale sotva uz
budi lebo ich zastiha b1rka reakce Je tam Wagne
roya predloha poisten prot nezamestnanost Je tam
predoha kontrole bury tam este nekol ko lnych
reformnych alebo novotnych zakonnych predoh ktore
s1 cast ou ''Noveho nadel'u''
Nepriatelia ''Noveho nadelu'" teraz vsemozne
pracu "a to- ably teto predlohy porazi alebo neskod
mini urobili. Zr11senie CWA prac ponechame MILL
onov nezamestnanych ma milost financne sabych DO
brocinnvch organzacii ma FERA bolo vlt'azstvom
nepriatel'ov "Noveho nadel'u', ako bolo uzname
kompanickJch uni "a pravoplatne.
Mozno re ciastocny ustup vlady pred burkou re-
akcie ie len volebna takka. Mono, re demokratcka
strana republican, ktori kooperovai vladou chou
ist do kongresnych voleb ma rekordoch epsenia no.
snodarskych pomerov dosiahnuteho skrz NRA, AAA a
me ustanovizne zaozene terajsou vadou kongresom
i anechcd mat spomych voebnych otazok Ale Jesth Je
tomu tak potion boa to nesikovnost re tie predlohy
yobec boy nastolene kongresu pred vol baml Zr1se-
ME CWA prac bez dosatocneho postarana sa prepu-
stenych nebola tiez nejaka chvalyhodna sikovnost'
Preto e pravdepodobnejse, re povol most strankam'
ktore chci d'alse reformy zastavt alebo obmedzlt
ie yymozena demokracii ten Wit azi kto sa naJvlac
namaha.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-04-13

v ktorej je vytlacena prednas-
ka p. Stefana J. Palickara, spi-
sovatel'a a zurnalistu. Pan Pa
liekar NAL t1to prednasku pred
ucenou spolocnost'ou vo filozo-
fickej sieni Columbia univerzi-
ty v New Yorku, II. decembra
1888. V nej rozobral nalkratko
historiu slovenskeho naroda a
zaujal stanovisko spoluzitia Slo-
vakov Cechov, GO dvoch ma
rodov v jednom State. Tdto
broz1rku odpor1came menovite
nasej mladezi. Je zdarma, treba
len pripojit' ku ziadosti Sc ma
postove trovy a zaslat' p. Pa
lickarovi ma adresu 129 West
92nd St., New York, N. Y.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-04-13
Michal Bejda Dol Malych

Michal Bejda Dol Malgch
Ozeroviec, zupy Zemplinshej.
Tuna prebyval Al rokov. Smrti
podl'ahol dina 20. marca 1884.
Pohrab mu Dol 2. aprila 1884.
Pohrabne obrady previedol Rev.
j. Hromyak. Pochovany Dol ma
Kalvaria cintorine.
Ma pohrabe braly 1cast' diva
spolky, a sfce 6. 731. I. K. s. J.
a Cislo 494. CIR. Kat. Sojedine-
MIA. Tedy najprv srdecne d'a-
kujem nasmu duchovnemu, o.
j. Hromyakovi a jeho kantoro-
vi "a pekny obrad a krasnu
rec, ktor1 NAL mas duchovny
mad rakvou zosnuleho. Potion
pani Kubinovej "a pekne uspo.
riadanie pohrabu, spolkom
vsetkym priatel'om, Go brali t.
cast ma pohrebe. Vyslovujem
srdecn1 vd'aku yam, mill moji.
s 1ctou
Anna Bejda,
tr1chliaca vdova
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-04-13
DIVADLO v HASELTONE
BOLO PODARENE

Divadelny krdzok osady sv.
Akbety Haselton usporiadal
v nedel'u divadelne predstave-
ME a minstrel, ktore sa mad
mieru vydarilo. Hrali kus "Ci-
gansky vins' a bolo to vskutku
po cigansky - Go slovo to
smiech. Myslime, ze veselsej We
selohry SINE ma tomto okolf este
nevideli a cudovai SINE sa, kde
ju len riaditel' p. Topoly W.
priadol. Herci a herecky hrali
svoje 1lohy celkom po cigan-
sky, este j rec mali cigansku,
pohyby. Pan Necko, ako vzdy,
tax j teraz splnil ocakavanie O.
becenstva mad vsetku mieru.
Bol celkom witty do svojej dlo.
by. No vyborne hrali vsetci, le-
bo len tax sa mohla hra vyda-
rit'.
Minstrel" boil tiez dobre
predstaveny. Ucinkovali ' nom
nasi mladenci. 81. Bendzala "a.
spievala a dramaticky prednie-
sla piesen "Sundown''.
Obecenstva bolo mnoho. Po-
poludni vacsinou deti a sestry
ucitel'ky, vecer dospeH. A nj
kto nebanoval, ze tych paru
hodfn stravil ma predstavenf.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-04-13
AUTO PRIEMYSEI, THKA "a
10 MILLION ROBOTNfKOV

(NRA News) Dunn & Brad.
street dava kredit automobile
vemu priemyslu, ze je vodcom
" hospodarskom ozdravenf kra-
jiny. Hovori: "Ozdravenie auto
mobiloveho priemyslu ma dci-
nok ma polozenie 100000 ro-
botnikov a 20 alebo Wac vel
kych priemyslov." !" Automobile
w priemysel Dol prvy, ktory sa
zodvihnul 2 najhorsieho poloze-
mia, axiom sa kedy nachodil.
Vyroba automobilov v tomto 70.
ku bude 100000 do 100000
kusov, 60 je Wac cd ~ do 81
percent mad lanskorocnou vyro-
bou. Predaj automobilov ' mar
ci Dol 175, 900 : detroitskych to-
varnf, IS percent Wac ako vo
februAri a 0 la percent Wac a.
ko Y marci lansk4ho roku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-04-13
SLOVACI DO VLADY?

70 Slovenska prislo Ease niekol'ko zauj1mavych
zprav, ktorych najzaujm mavejsou je ia, re Hnkova
ludova strana e voana do vady Vada aklste ma znak
dobreho myslu, odvolaa sest ceskych protesorov 20
Slovenska do Czech pri reorganizac vlady dr. Derer
ktoreho ludaci nemaju rad bo preozeny ma cello mi
nisterstva spravedlnosti minstrom skolsva stal sa
novy covek. L'udac tdto zmenu privitali radostne,
lebo ich Derer prenasledoval, ako mohol.
Jestli l'udaci pojdu do vlady, to bude znamenat',
ze Sloyensko dostane samospravu Lebo pudaci mac
do vlady nepojdu Ludova strana nastoji ma vybudo-
vani samospravy Slovenska najsrsom podklade, a.
kJ ie mozny bez nastrbena celisvosi repubiky Za-t
al rozsirene pray slovenskeho krainskeho preziden
Ia, preskumanie kvalifikacn ceskych iradnikov ma
Slovensku revlziu pozemkovej reformy pokap ide 0
zbytkove statky sradenie slovenskej skolskej rady
yratenie cirkevnych majetkov bskupom vymenova-
ME Slovakov statnych tajomnikov do kazdeho mi
nisterstva ktoreho cele je ME Slovak Ia prvu pod
mienku kladie ludova strana ale vypsanie novych
slieb " ktorych by ona zskala dcet socialistov
Ehgrarov
Snemove volby bez ich uskorenia ME s1 d 'aleko
Ze sa pripravuj1 to vidiet' toho, re no
vorf snizeni poctu poslancov 300 200 poctu
n6torov $50 Is. Boo ich prmoc, to uzna kazdy
avsetc brai ohromne platy vyhody ktore staly re
lpubIku take miliony. Zmenseny pocet poslancov
6Dsi1ktorov republike neuskodi
Ked' sa vlada rozhodne "a skore move vol'by, to
znakom, re Slovaci do vlady pojdu, lebo proti
a vol 'bam je opozicia prave tych kruhoch ktore
ev1 stranu vo vade nechc1. A bude to znakom,
1Oyensko, po dlhych bojoch, je konecne ceste
opravnosi CSR
Terajsia doba, terajsie polozenie strednei Euro
e nebezpecne pre- republiku preto je cas- vyrov-
Iln ga Cechov SO Slovakmi. Y pade vojny, Ces by
anohi spoliehat' ma svojich dosavadnych nemec-
spojencov 70 Wade. Musei by sa opierat' len ma
fkpv. A tato pricna je dostatocnou preco Slova-
d byt vo vlAde.
xanie Slovakoy do Vl&dy, hoe nebude nasle-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-04-13
FORD PROTI DRAzENIU

Henry Ford sa osvedcil, ze
jeho spolocnost' nezodvihne &C.
nu Fordiek a je proti vseobec-
nemu dvihaniu Glen automobi-
Low a inych potrieb. Hovoril, BE
drazenie v terajsom case je sia-
lenost' ohrozuje ozdravenie
obchodu. Ford 1fa, ze prezident
Roosevelt zastavi tento nebez.
pecny pohyb.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-04-13
ITS toasted"

vstupenky, kym je povolenie k
zabave ME poziadane v "Excise
Office. Zabavy, ma ktore je
vstupne nize 40c, netreba hla.
sit vo federalnom trade ma po-
Ste, len v budove okr. s1du. "a
bavy usporiadane v prospech
kostolov alebo dobrocinnych L.
stavov, sd oslobodene zpod da-
ne, ale musej1 byt' tiez povole-
ne. Tohto mech 81 vSimne kazde
teleso, ktore poriada zabavy, a.
by nemalo ostaru so zakonami.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-04-13

Tento elanok mieni vysvetlit
raz debaty zdoraznit' vyznam,
ktory debata ma pre- 1castnikoy
v debate a tiez v obecnom 1.-Two.
te.
Debaty usporiadajd yyssie
skoly, kolegia a rome organiza-
Gle. V skolach a kolegiach je to
ostrenim vtipu tych, ktori sa
pripravuj1 na nejake recnenie.
Ciel'om debat V organizaciach
je dat otazky na uvazovanie.
Vo verejnych debatach ciel' je
predlozit' verejnosti tie otazky
a predmety, ma ktore je pozor-
most obecna obratena. Dovody
a mienky sa podavajd takym
sposobom, ably l'udia boil pre-
svedceni k jednej alebo druhej
stranke.
Debata je dobre cvicenie a
zkusenost' pre- dcastnikov. Pre-
posluchacov je to prilezitost' sa
poucit' otazkach, ktore ak ME
hned', tax niekedy musia byt'
rozl1stene.
Pre- 1castn1kov je to tiez zkd-
Ska prisposobeni sa k casu,
ked' opozicna stranka prekvapi
neobycajnym dovodom. ODE
stranky pripravujd sa "a mno-
he tyzdne. Skdmaj1 nielen svo-
ju stranku, ale al mienky opo-
zicie, aby mohli nejakym spo-
sobom ich vyvratit' a tax pre-
svedeit' posluchacov a sudcov
k svojej strane.
Predmet debaty je: "Rozhod-
mute, ze nase slovenske organi-
zacie s1 dostatocne zariadene u
drzat' nasu slovensku mladez v
slapajach nasich starsich."
Tu sa ide uvazovat' O nasej
buddcnosti a O udrzani naSeJ
slovenskej totoznosti. Cim via
cej nase organizacie s1 neochot-
ne cim d'alej meskaju urobit'
dolezite zmeny, tym viacej bu-
de pricin k umretiu nasich slo-
venskych organizacii.
Je vel mi nutne uvazit' 81 ma
hpady nasej mladeze sloven-
skej.
Chystajte sa vypocut' deba-
tn slovenskych studentov ne
del'u, 20. aprila auditoriume
osady najsv. Mena Jezis. De-
bata sa zapoene prfsne o osmej
hodine vecer. J. J. M.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-04-13
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Dolovanie uhlia v Spojentch
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600 ton vyroba kamenn&ho u.
hlia 1,O26, 900 ton.