davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1934-08-13
States, Cities
Issue Fewer
New Bonds

State and municipal financing
during July totaled 500, ,929 in
Guiding $6,19O,OOo of PWA loans
as compared with $185,815,134
during June Gncluding $6o,882,-
1874 PWA loans), according to The
Daily Bond Buyer. The total for
July. 1888, was $37,830,6O3.
The total for the first seven
months of this year is 1901 ,913,847
as compared with $356,693, 900
during the same period of 1888.
These figures include all RFC and
PWA loans.
The Washington times., 1934-08-13


The rise appeared to be due as
much to short covering in antici-
patton of the securities and eX.
change commissions announce
men on regulations, which we're
expected to be mildly bullish, as
to any aggressive long buying.
Rails Improve
Railroad stocks after opening
irregularly lower turned strong
and around the end of the first
hour under the leadership of At
Gibson and New York Central both
of which scored gains of about a
point. Southern Railway also was
a strong spot.
Building shares notably Johns
Manville were in particular de-
mand on the Administration
program and gains running to 2
points were in evidence.
Mining shares, including United
States Smelling, Cerro de Pasco
and American Smelling, were in
good demand right from the start
and gained from fractions to two
points.
Phone Strong SPOT
American Telephone was a
strong spot, advancing more than
point on fair turnover. Other
utility shares marked time. Oils
were quiet as were chemicals
with the exception of United
Carbon, which jumped more than
a point.
United States Steel firmed up
after early eaSineSs.
The Washington times., 1934-08-13

stock m a r k e t
rallied to d a y
after an irregu-
lar opening and
gains running
to a bout 2
in is were
scored by a
number of the
leaders.
All sections
of the lis t
joined in the
rally. Ira d e
picked up after
the movement
W a S well ad-
The Washington times., 1934-08-13
Dollar Moves
Up On Franc

NEW YORK, Aug. Is u.N.sJ'
Under the combined influences
of Government support ana
European profit-taking the dol
lar staged a sharp recovery
TODAY in terms of the French
franc. The table:
The Washington times., 1934-08-13
FLOUR PAYMENT

Ogilvie Flour Mills Company,
Ltd, declared the regular quar-
terly dividend of SITS on the
preferred stock, payable Septem-
Der l to stock of record August %.
The Washington times., 1934-08-13
WASHINGTON STOCKS
SALES

SALES
Capital Traction IS, $500@85,
$5OO@85.
Potomac Electric IS preferred,
1@113H4.
AFTER CALL
Washington Gas IS B, $1,000
1924.
The Washington times., 1934-08-13

writer for
The Wash
/ n /. t o n
Times, will
be away
until Sep
t e m b e r.
His daily
C Olu m n
will be re-
Sumed in
this space
a t t h a t
t i m e.
Watch for
his articles
on the de-
velOpment
of the gene
alton.
The Washington times., 1934-08-13
ST OCKS RALLY.
AFTER MIXED
OPENING
By LESLIE GOULD

NEW YORK, Aug. 13 G.N.SD.
With nothing in the news to in
fluence it in either direction the
The Washington times., 1934-08-13
Hdney Away Till
September

Lewis Haney, professor Of
economies of New York Uni
verSity and daily financial
The Washington times., 1934-08-13

a) Optional cash. CD Partly extra (c) Extra
stock and cash. (d) Extra in stock Ge) Paid in 1893.
latest payment CHI Payable stock tm) Special
(n] Paid this year (ww) warrants (1w) Without
warra 90 Ex-dvidend. (T) Ex-rights.
Dividend in dollars in parentheses tNote) Extra
published through dividend period.
The Washington times., 1934-08-13

VHnHUa
Montreal funds in New York, $%6.s1h
premium on 81 900.
The Washington times., 1934-08-13

A3EI 1915 Deere 4 co....,A-B l- Il IA Is + u
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-23
DU PoNT PRoTI vEL'K4M
VALE0N1M ZIsKoM

Lammot du Pont, predseda
vel'kej chemickej a municnej
korporacie E. /. du Pont de
Nemours svedcil po tieto dni
pred vyborom senatu, vysetru-
j1cim municne podniky.. Du
Pont medzi inym povedal, ze
pocas vojny mala by vlada kon
trolovat' vsetky podniky, ably
nekoristily z vojny, ale aby sa
uspokojily s cestnym ziskom.
Senatny vybor zistil v septem-
bri, ze du Pontova kompania
dostala pocas svetovej vojny
objednavok "a ST ,245, ,000,0O a
ze platila 45S percent dividend
z tych valecnych obchodov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-23

Japonci 50 ami netaja so svo-
jimi zamerami. I teraz jeden
vynikajdci Japonec hovoril, ze
che6 prsdbezne dostat' p01ovieu
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-23
L'UDoPIsNE sTGDIA MA
SKOLE PRE- SOCIALNE
'" SKUMANIA.
+. u. I. s.

"New School for Social Re.
search" v New Yorku, jedon z
,poprednych americkych 1sta-
vov vzdelavaj1cich pre- st1di-
um socialnych We'd, uznava
kult1rnu cenu Iudovych IVY
kov, baji a povesti prist'ahoval-
GOV zavedenim zvlastnych kur-
GOV l'udovych tancov a narod.
nych piesni roznych narodnost-
nych skupin. Tieto kurzy boly
prvy raz zavedene pred dvoma
rokami a cd prvopociatku test
ly sa nemalej obl'ube. Diva ta-
keto kurzy sd usporiadane al
tohoto roku pod vodcovstvom
Folk Festival Council Of New
York, ktory reprezentuje roz-
licne narodnostne skupiny q
vzdelavaj1ce sdruzenia a lsta-
Wy a ktory Dol p6vodne zaloze-
ny ma podnet Cudzojazycnej
Informacnej Sluzby. Hlavnym
ciel'om tehoto zaujimaveho pri-
dayku k pravidelnym kurzom
spomenutej skoly je poskyt-
nut studentom prilezitost', aby
poznavai a cerpali p6zitok 2
kult1rnych prspevkov prist'a-
hovalcov, a aby zachovavali
tieto rozlicne zvyky q tieto sta
re umenia ako nehynhcu slozku
americk6ho kulthrneho zivota
Jedon, kurz ''tancovN mno
bych narodov'' Dol zapocatJ
pociatkom oktobra q bude ,
nom pokracovane kazdeho ne
del'neho vecera az do 9. decem
bra. v tomto kurze uz boly q.
lebo iba budf demonstrovane q
lvyueovan6 tanss anerickk, k6i
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-23

ske, arm6nske, juhoamericke,
grecke, nemecke, spanielske. Fl.
lipinske, pol'ske a havajske.
Studentom dostane sa plneho
pochopu rozlicnych l'udovych
tancov tym, ze So sami naucia
krokom a roznym figdram tan
GOV. o hudobny sprievod je po-
starane hudobnfkmi, hraj1cimi
obycajne ma nastrojoch, prime
senych Z vlasti prist' 'ahovalcov
samych.
Druhy prakticky -celkom sa-
mostatny, hoci zaujmami s pr
wynn nerozlucne spojeny kurz-
je kurz l'udovych piesni mno-
hych narodov, ktory zacne sa 6.
januara bud1ceho roku a v kto
rom bude sa pokracovat' kazde-
no nedel'neho vecera "a desat'
tyzdnov. Podobne ako v kurze
tancov, tax al v kurze piesnf
bud1 spevaci r6znych narodno-
sti, ako demonstratormi, tax
al ucitel'mi, pomAhajdcimi svo-
Jim ziakom t'azit' 2 nevycerpa-
tel'nych pokladov melodif, kto-
re sd nedocenitel'nym dedic-
tvom kazdeho naroda.
Vystavky pudoveho umenia,
nakresov, map, bibliografii a
referencneho materialu, s1 u
sporiadane pre- kazdy jednotli-
w kurz. Hlbsieho poznavania
skutocneho zivota prist' ahova-
leckych skupin maj1 STUDENT
nadobddat' navstevovanim ich
narodnych zabav.
Vsetky zpravy, tykajdce sa
cinnosti v New Yorku a indie
ma uschovanie narodnych IVY.
kov a obycajov roznych naro-
dov sd shrnute v malej publ
kacii "Folk News, vydavanej
Folk Festival Council Of New
York, 222 Fourth Avenue, New
York, N. Y. Rocite predplatne
ma t1to publikaciu je Soc.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-23
RICHBERG HOvORf o
NoVYCH PRAVIDLACH

Donald R. Richberg, direktor
vykonnej rady prezidenta Roo
sevelta NAL rec v New Yorku
stredu vecer pred Associated
Grocery Manufacturers, v kto-
rel podal move pravidla, podl'a
ktorych by sa NAL riadit' OBJ
chod priemysel a vzt'ahy
tychto k robotnictvu. Richberg
ale pripomenul, ze je to jeho O.
sobna mienka. Podl'a neho, je-
dina unia ME je opravnena "a
stupovat' robotnfctvo, hoe i ma
vacsinu hlasov robotnictva "a
sebou, dokym ME s1 tt robotni-
ci i clenmi tel unie. To znacf,
ze kompanicke unie majd pra-
vo jestvovania. Robenie k6dov
ze nema byt' sablonovite, ale
ohebne ako v predpisovani oh.
chodnych praktfk tax al OH a.
dom robotnych podmienok. Je
"a minimalnu mzdu q maxi.
malnu pracovn1 dobu. Je "a
zakazanie necestnych obchod.
nych praktik. Je "a podavanie
zprav vyrobe, cenach, mzde q
pocte zamestnanych. a je "a tr.
vale uvol'nenie proti-trustovych
zakonov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-23

V republikanskej strane je
teraz vn1torny BOZ medzi pro-
gresivnymi a konzervativnymi.
Pokrokovf republican, chcd
vyhadzat' zpiatocnfckych vod-
GOV a zaujat' vodcovske miesta
sami. Zpiatocnfci sa brania zu-
bami-nechtami. Pokrokovym a.
le chybuje takt rezky vodca, a.
kym Dol pred vyse dvadsat
rokmi Teddy Roosevelt.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-23
800 LETBCKHuH MoToRov
PREDANf DO RUsKA

Wright Aeronautical Corpo.
ration oznAmila, BE- predala to-
no roku sovietskej vlAde 300 le-
tecktch motorov a tiez dala
pravo sovietskej Wade taketo
motory vyrabat'. Rusko uz W.
raba Cyclone a Conqueror mo-
tory svojich dvoch novych
tovarnach. Sd to motory Wright
korporacie a najlepSie ma svete.
Rusko tiez kdpilo americke in
strumenty potrebne k nocnAmu
lietaniu a dostalo prAvo ma fch
vtrobu donna.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-23
UPALENH MA sNIRT
PRI RATOVANf RODINY

Carl Jaeger, 2S-rocny, z Cen
tral Ave-, prisiel v sobotu o 10.
hodine vecer z roboty domov
a siel do pivnice prilozit' uhlia
do peel. Odrazu vybuchol ohen
hned' cely dom Dol v plane
nj. Jaeger zobudil svoje deti a
zenu a vynasal najmensie deti,
pricom boil tax popaleny, ze Q
par hodin zomrel v nemocnici.
Ostava po nom manzelka al
stvoro drobnych detf, najmlad-
Sic 2-mesaene a najstarsie Z.
rocne. S1citni l'udia rozobrai
deti k sebe ma noe a potion i'm
nasli byt, do ktoreho i'm nara
dia nadonasali. Stewart. Co. a
Leopold Shoe Co. zaodely a "a
obuly pozostal1 chudobnd ro-
dinu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-23

Jacob Whren, 70-rocny clo-
vek Chicago vosiel do pivni-
ce, ably 81 vypil vina. Po vypi-
tt, zaeal eerniet'. Omylom vypil
eernidlo ma topanky. V nemoc-
mimi mu vratili bielu farbu: o.
I'll.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-23
uUDZINEU ARE&TovAN1
PRE- RADIKAIIZMus

Leon Scallow, 40-rocny, z {.
1873 Butler ST., Niles, Dol are.
stovany q uvazneny vo vazenf
Mahoning okresu pre- sirenie
radikalizmu. Jeho zatknutie bo-
10 nariadene clevelandskou L.
radovnou U. s. Bureau of I'm
migration. Scallow je rodeny v
Rusku byval v Niles asi -je-
den rok. Bral midtown podpo-
ru.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-23
PoL'ovNfK zAsTRELM
SvOJHO OTCA

William Bozik East Pale
stine zastrelil svojho 62-rocne-
no otca, Jana Bozika, ked' po-
l'ovali ma zajacov. William 20
dvihnul pusku, ably strelil MAJ
zajaca, ia ale zavcasu vybuchla
a broky vosly do hlavy pred
MIN stojaceho otca. Nehoda sa
stala v sobotu ma Herriot-Ke.
yes farme pri e. Palestine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-23
YoUNasTowNsKE sIovENsKE Nov1NY

mi vyuziieme pine vsetky vyrobne sluzobne mozno-
sti nasej krajiny naroda
Ma stvrtok, ked' budeme d'akovat' Bohu "a po-
zehnanie, pomodlime sa, aby nam pomohol dojst' j
tohto cela ktory je ME snom, ale skutocne ciel o
Spoj. Statoch dosazitel'nym bez akychko' 'vek liz
NOV pri nasei demokracii
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-23

s~SAAAAAsA
kalske jazero. Potom chc1 do.
stat vndtorne vonkajsie Mon
golsko a cinsky Turkestan, ku
ktoremu by pripojii ] rusky
Turkestan, nachodiaci sa pri
Cine a Afganistane. Takto by
mali zpoly obkolesend cel1 ST.
Dir k d'alsiemu vyboju. Gina
by bola ich koloniou.
V Sibiri s1 ohromne zasoby
zeleznej a inej rudy, zlata, OLE
ia, uhlia i dreva. To je to, co
Japonci potrsbujd ma prfpravu
ku zapasu so Spojenymi Stat
mi o opanovanie celeho Pacifi-
ku. Preto zaujem Spoj. Statov
o buddcu rusko-japonsk1 vojnu
nebude malicky.
Je zaujfmave, ako ga chova
Anglia vo vyjednavackach a.
mericko-anglo-j o no.
vi namorn1 smluvu. Chce ia.
ponsku dat rovnost' vo valec-
nom lod'stve v principe, ale 81
praje, ably nevyuzilo til rovnost'
skutoenosti. Japonsko nechce
pristat' ami ma to, hoe je zname
co vysvetlovatel smldv podl'a
svojej l'ubovole. Japonci nasto-
ia ma dplnej rovnosti mad 'alej
a hrozia ist' svojou cestou, Go
znamena, ze bud1 budovat'
tol 'ko valecnych lodi, kol'ko
sa i'm paci. No je NOME, ze sa
dako pokonajd - "a inc who
dy.
Japonsky mikado videl bic
du svojho l'udu. Dvaja policaj-
nj 1radnfci sa pomylili a viedli
no po uliciach mesta Kiryu, ka-
.dial' najviac chudoby prebyva
a ME po uliciach, ktore boly O.
kraslene a ma ktorych chudoba
nesmela byt' pritomna. Jeden z
policajnych 1radnfkov spachal
hari-kari (rozparal 81 brucho)
20 strachu pred nasledkami,
ale mu ho zasili a bude lit.
Srbskf pravoslavni knazi "a
cali kampan, ably nebohy kral'
Alexander vyhlaseny Dol "a
svateho. To bolo primoc j kra-
l'ovne-vdove Marii, ktora po-
yedala: "Myslim, ze juhoslo.
vansky Iud chce radsej pama-
tat Alexandra ako vojaka, nez-
Ii ako svateho." " =. I
v Youngstowne prislo do
mody vyzliekat' opilcom noha-
vice. Ked' mladenci vida opile-
no clovska lezat' ma zemi, w.
zlecd mu nohavice a ujd1. Ia.
ky potom chytro vytrezvie yo-
Ia o pomoc.
Jacob Whren, 70-rocny clo-
vek Chicago vosiel do pivni.
ce, ably 81 vypil vina. Pc vypi-
tt, zacal cerniet'. Omylom vypil
eernidlo ma topanky. V nemoc-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-23

OF. Mtatsl'ov, ktorym w.
pr5al prsdplatok prosfme, aby
d no obnoviu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-23

Odpor66ajts Youngstownsb6
slovensk6 Noviny svojim pria-
tsl'oml . n rok, s. n pol
roaa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-23
ROZHLAS YSN.

OuuCuDC IOUAC S1tdJ"C N4dC
Ma Watt st. v holicskom OBJ
chode p. Janovskeho je sloven
ska kniznica, kde "a 25c rocne
dostat' knizky ma citanie. Kte
pracuje, mech 81 kupi radio '
slovenskom elektrikarskom OBJ
chode p. Jana G. Kocisa, ma IL
State St., v Struthers. Pan Ko
els ma take iste radia a "a takd
ist1 cenu, ako cudzie obchody
a predava i ma l'ahke splatky,
Naco ist' k cudziemu, ked' ma.
me svojho?
Minuleho tyzdna malo SSK.
svoju konvenciu, ma ktorej "a
hi. tajomnika znovuzvoleny Dol
p. Jan Lesko, Youngstowncan,
Blahozelame mu. No blahozela-
me i SSK., re sa rozhodlo OBJ
novit' Maticu Skolsk1 a zalo.
zit Muzealnu spolocnost'. TAX
to. Ease trochu ozijeme, Ease
nieco cenneho vykoname, Ease
pokrocime. Mnoho zdaru!
Ma bud1ci tyzden bude kon-
gres Slovenskej Ligy v Ameri-
Ike, v Cleveland hoteli, v Gle
velande. l cd tohto kongresu
sa ocakava nieco osozneho pre-
mas Amerike i pre- cely ma
rod.
DR.. Ferdis Juriga je 60-roc-
ny. Tento vel ky Slovak zpred
svetovej vojny sa uz teraz ne.
ucastni politiky, ale je cato
narodne cinny v skolskej matt
ci Slovenskej lfgy ma Slovsn-
sku. Svoje vel' schopnosti a
vel'kd energiu uplatnuje v sta
vani slovenskyych skol ma ma
rodnostne miesanom pohranic-
nom uzemi. Posloveneuje zma-
d'arcenych Slovakov. =
Juriga bol jednym prvych
siedmich slovenskych poslancov
V uhorskom sneme a svoje po-
slanectvo udrzal cez vojnu.
Vedel vel'mi rezavo recnit', ba
al pisat', co Mad'arov do z1ri-
vosti privadzalo. Nevedeli po-
chopit', ako sa moze jeden Slo-
wax opovazit' tax ku MIN ho-
vorit'. Ked' casopis "Nyugat-
magyarorszag" pisal o Slova.
koch ako o vymierajdcej fajte
opic, Juriga i'm nezostal dlzen;
napisal do jeho "L'udovych No
vim clanky "Faraoniti a Hero
diani' a ''Ohrnme rukavy', "a
ktore potion dostal diva roxy
statneho vazenia. Mech nam no
Pan Bob este dlho udrzuje pri
zdrayi a v cinnosti narodnej.
Prof. Raymond Moley, byva-
" nacelnik "modzgoveho tru-
stu" prezidenta Roosevelta, pri
chodi vraj zas do popredia.
Prof. Moley vypadol 20 svojho
nacelnictva po nezdarenej hos
podarskej. konferencii v Lon
dyne, odbyvanej lanskeho leta.
Milionar Vincent Astor mu po-
tom zalozil tyzdennik, ktoreho
je odvtedy redaktorom. V tyz-
denniku podporuje prezidento-
WI politiku. Moley Dol povazo-
vany "a radikala, ale on sa O.
svedcil, ze je konzervatlvcom.
To mu ziskalo doveru prize
myselnych kruhoch. V posled-
nom case odbyval doverne po-
rady priemyselnfkmi, ktorych
nahovaral, aby zacali vyrobu a
tax predisli hroziacej inflacii
penazi. Podarilo sa mu vraj
priemyselnikov nahovorit' a tax
jeho hviezda znovu vysla ma
politicky obzor. Prof. Moley
pomohol porazit' Sinclaira v
Kalifornii.. Co teraz buda s pro-
fesorom Tugwellom, dosavad-
nym nacelnikom "modzgoveho
trustu"? O nom teraz malo po-
cut. Cestoval pc Europe Pra-
We sa navratil.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-11-23

je otazka ME zartovna, ale vaz.
ma. Kazdy den mono citat' vo
financnych casopisoch 0 vel.
kych ziskoch dividendach TOE
manitych korporacii, kym 70.
botny l'ud je co den chudobnej.
81. Najnovsie Lord & Taylor,
spolocnost' kontrolovana Asso-
ciated Dry Goods Corporation,
vyhlasila $3.50 riadnej stvrt'-
rocnej dividendy, $5 vianocnej
dividendy a $50 extra mastnej
dividendy. Teraz uz vieme, pre-
co SINE platii skoro duplovan1
cenu "a kosele, masle a spodne
pradlo.
Kto je vice-prezidentom Spo-
jenych Statov? Odkedy Dol
zvoleny, nebolo jeho memo no.
vinach. John N. Garner, pod
prezident spoj. Statov 81 teraz
vytknul nohu v kolene padom
so stromu a tax sa dostal do
novin. Boil ma polovacke a "a
blddil. Vysiel ma strom, aby sa
ohliadol, ked' sa mu konar zlo-
mil a spadol. Bol len 300 kro-
kov cd siatra. .
Ia prezidenta Hardinga a
prezidenta Coolidgea podprezi-
dent bol nielen predsedom Sc
natu Spojenych Statov, ale "a
sedal ma schodzach vlady.
Prezident Hoover tiez pozval
kedy-tedy podprezidenta ma
sch0dzu. Prezident Roosevelt
tento zvyk zanechal a tax o
podprezidentovi sa teraz do
znavame len vtedy, ked' ma ne
hodu.
DIR. Harold Clayton Urey,
professor chemie ma Columbia
univerzite dostal tohorocnl No.
belovu odmenu "a objavenie
"t'azkej vody". Tazka voda je
vraj pricinou starnutia cloveka.
Je to voda vskutku t'azsia, nez
obycajna a jej objavu pripisu-
je sa vel'ky vyznam. Nobelova
cena js penazita, okolo $40, 900.
Vyplacana je 20 zakladiny, u
stanovenej A. Nobelom, vyna-
lezcom dynamitu a vyrabate-
Pom valecnych materialov. No
bel pochadzal 20 Slovenska, ale
I'll vo Svedsku.
Cesko-slovenska vlada vyhna-
la republiky ukrainskych ma
cionalistov, ktorych uchylila
pred prenasledovanim ich boil
sevikmi a Poliakmi. Ukrainski
nationalist udajne sirili ukra-
MINUS a fasizmus ma Podkar-
patskej Rusi "a penaznej pod
pory Nemcov a Mad'arov.
Vo Viedni sa pobily vojenske
organizacie katolikov a fasi.
stow; Japonsko spustilo ma vo.
du novy valeeny kriziak; Bull
harsko zastavilo platenie d.
hov; Francdzsko ide odhlaso-
vat najvacsf vojsnsky rozpo-
Get v svojej historii; ceske a
slovenske Sokolstvo v kraji j.
de nosit' pusky a ziactvo bude
po vojensky cvieene. To vse-
tko s1visf jedno s druhym. To
vsetko znaci hor1ckovite pri-
pravy k vojne.
Ked' francdzsky marsal po-
vedal v parlamentnom WHORE
rec nemeckyych prfpravach, ze
Nemecko bude mat ma jar uz
polsiesta miliona vycvicenych a
vyzbrojenych vojakov, vybor
parlamentu, bez akehokol'vek
prosenia zvysil vojensky rozpo-
Get 0 800,O0O,0O0 frankov.
Japonsko sa pripravuje ma
takd vojnu, ako keby mu slo o
podmanenie celeho syeta. Me
len ze jeho zeleziarne pracujl
dilom-nocou, ale uz cd rokov
Skunnin nfar1 xalozn ,,n nuo4o =
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-09-27
GRAINS IN UPWARD
TREND BUT Volume
!. FOR DAY IS SMALL
Price Changes Narrow as Trad
ers Speculate on Presi-
dents Sunday Talk

Chicago, Sept. 27.-(R-An upward
trend most Of the time characterized
grain values Thursday.
Attention Of traders centered q good
deal on speculation regarding Presi-
dent Roosevelt's coming address Sun
day night. Taken as a whole, bust
ness lacked volume, and price changes
were narrow.
Wheat closed firm, M above We'd
nesday's finish; Dec. new l.03N -104;
corn also h-1s up; Dec. new 1885 ~;
oats unchanged to y lower, and pro-
visions unchanged to 20 cents down.
Increasing buying developed in
the wheat market and lifted prices to
well above Wednesdays finish. Wheat
bulls emphasized that the cash wheat
situation retained its strength and
that the movement Of domestic
wheat from rural sources was meager
The fact was stressed that the time
when flour demand normally become
augmented Is near at hand. Winter
weather In Canada and steadiness OF
Liverpool quotations also were q SUBJ
ject Of trade attention.
Cold weather, general over the corn
belt, gave promise of greater feeding
demand, aside from possible damage
to late corn and to forage crops still
growing.
Despite corn market upturns, oats
were inclined to drag. Provisions
lacked support.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-09-27
SCARCITY OF OFFERINGS
RALLIES WHEAT FUTURES

Minneapolis, Sept. 27.-(R- Scarcity
Of offerings to fill q demand from
shorts, along with better corn and
stock market prices brought on a
snappy rally in the wheat futures
market Thursday and prices closed at
q higher level.
New Sept. wheat closed x higher;
Dec. h-M higher, and May y up.
In the coarse grain futures list flax
gained sharply on scant offerings
while other grains were generally
steady. Old Sept. oats closed n lower;
new Y, Dec. and May unchanged to
" higher. Sept. rye closed unchang-
ed, Dec. Y lower and May ". Old
Sept. feed barley closed 1% higher,
new IL, Dec. X and May u. Sept.
and Dec. mailing barley closed un-
changed. Sept. flax closed 2 higher,
Dec. IL and May IL.
Cash wheat offerings were in fair
~ liberal demand but the outlook con-
tinued fair to good and prices held
firm. Winter wheat was nominally
unchanged. Offerings were light and
demand was fair. Durum was slower
and easier.
Cash corn demand was good. Oats
demand was fair. Rye demand was a
bit slower unless choice. Barley de-
mand was quiet to dull. Flax demand
was strong.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-09-27
Tribllne's Grain, Livestock and
Market Report for Thurs, Sept. "a
STOCKS MOVE into
HIGHER GROUND But
Sales RETARD RISE
Gains Of Fractions to Around
r. Point Are Rule; No Sps.
cial Reason Advanced

New York, Sept. T.-(F- Stocks
generally pushed into higher ground
in Thursdays more active market, al
though selling In the metal issues had
a tendency to retard the advance.
Gains Of fractions to around q point
or more, however, were the rule. The
industrials drew the best following.
The close was firm. Transfers ap-
proximated 100000 shares.
There was no special news to &C.
ceunt for the improved sentiment.
Grains provided no stimulus for
stocks, staple prices holding to . mar
rcwly- mixed range throughout. Cot
ton was inclined to sag. Bonds. down
at one time, did better in the late
trading, although U. s. government
securities eased.
Shares Of Allied Chemical got up
about 3 points, while advances Of
fractions to . point or more were
recorded by Celanese, Industrial
Rayon, Sears Roebuck, Montgomery
Ward, iegel-May-Stern, Oppenheim
Collins, Union Pacific, New York
Central, Santa Fe. Great Northern,
Northern Pacific, U. s. Steel, Con-
solidated Gas, General Motors,
Chrysler. Union Carbide, Du Pont,
Johns -Manville, American CONNER
cial Alcohol, American Tobacco B,
Mack Truck. Reynolds Tobacco B and
Gillette. U. 8. Smelling dropped
nearly S points and Mcintyre Porcu-
pine was off 3. Alaska Juneau, Dome,
Cerro De Pasco and Howe Sound
Welded fractions to more than q point.